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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
voxart Musicale.

The Music Committee of the Mozart AS
ISOLATION offered last night "A most at
traCtive programme. and Judging from the
warmth OF its reception il was plainly
evident that the audience We're more than
pleased. II was a harp and ballad con-
cert. and whatever II may have lacked
in depth, II more than made up for in
its pleasant simplicity.
Every available seat in the auditorium
of the Academy was taken. while many
persons were in the gallery, which
proves conclusiyely that a new interest
has been taken in the Association since
the order OF its muslcalts has been 50
noticeably raised The artists OF the
evening we're Miss Hetty Bradley, so
pranO. Mr.. .. s. Phillips. tenor. Mrs.
Minnie b. Irving. cOniralto: and Mr..
Fred ck Reddall. bass all Of New York.
Club. and in addition 20 them there were
Miss Camille Faulin. harplst. and Profess
sor Reinhardt.
Miss Toulmin. as an artist. was all
that could be asked Of her. She played
with expression and handled her instru-
ment most gracefully.
Selection no. I. a duet. Cenor and bass
II Feel Thy Angel Spirit by Mr.. Phillips
and MIR Rediall. was beautifully sung
and warmly received.
Miss Bradley POSSESSES a good soprano.
which she hancled fairly well, Mrs. Irv-
ing's cOntraltO was acceptable, but
she die not show any remarkable execu-
ton. and her tones weressomewhat lack
ing both in expression and sympathy.
on a whole. the concert. while q success.
was not quite up to some which have
more recently preceded IL.
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The TnxciiO Qnintetic.

The Tuxedo Quintette who have just
visited the city, with the Louise Adyene
Company and who severed their con-
nection with IL here gave charming
musicale last might. in the parlors OF
the st. Claire Hotel. only few per-
sons were present, by special invita-
ton. Among them was the eminent
comedian, Robert T.. Graham, who re-
Gently made his appearance here in "A
Trip TO the Rockies" Several members
OF his cast and number Of newspaper
men were also present.
The programme rendered by the Tux
cdos was artistic. and they played In such
a manner as TO leave no doubts IN the
minds Of those who heard them that
they were artists. in every sense Of the
word The selections embraced a varied
repertoire OF music. which was popular.
classic. and descriptive. They are SYM
pathetic performers and yet there is q
clearness and power about their music
which, TO the music-loving ear. is ire
sistible. When they played 'Miserere,"
from Trovatore, they evoked such har-
mOny and expression as one seldom
hears. Mr.. Graham was so pleased
with the Tuedos that he told me last
night he thought seriously Of engaging
them and working them In the "Trip TO
the Rockics."z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
CONFEDERiTE REUNION.
The survivors of the Sth Va. Regiment
Celebrate Their Anniversary.

LEESBURG. VA. oct 2l-Spccial.--
This was a day to be long remembered
in the annals of the town. and IN the
hearts Of the survivors of that gallant
Eighth Virginia Regiment. VINO were
present and TOOK part in this the first
reunion since the surrender.
II was also the Anniversary OF the battle
OF Bal's Bluif
Early i'm the morning the people from
this and surrounding counties began TO
come IN and by 10 O'Clock, the streets
were thrOnged. The Tankerv!le Brass
Band and the leesburg Drum Corps
furnished music COR the occasion
When the train from Washington con-
tanning the speakers for the occasion,
General Eppa Hutton, General Payne,
AttOrney-Genoral Scott, and Eppa Hun
ton. Jr.. the old Veterans of the famous
Eighth. were drawn up in two lines, ana
shout after shout rent the air, as their
much beloved commander. General Hun
ton. appeared on the platform. They
then marched 90 the courthouse yard'
cscOrting the distinguished guests 10 the
sneakers stand on the ample porches or
the inn. fronting on the courthouse
ward. There were in line about one hun
drcd. the original number OF the old
They were under the marshalship of
Colonel T. Y. White. and marched to
and from the depot, part OF them picced-
ed by the band and part by inc drum l1
=
ing the latter division.
4 very large crowd listened with wrapt
attention. one after another OF the soiultf
orators telling Of the thrilling scenes or
the war and the gallant behavior always
of the brave Eighth Virginia.
Rev. !. W. Grubb of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. first invoked the di-
vine blessing
Captain r. II. Tyler. then introduced
General Hunton amid vociferous cheer
ing. His remarks we're wcll-wordcd. and
10 the point and often during the
course he was intercepted 10y the genuine
old rebel yell from the brave and erlzIled
old veterans unable TO contain their ad-
nIiratiou for their old commander
He was followed by Eppa Hunton. Jr.
iu a brief address. General Payne was
then called and made "A stirring speech.
then followed Acknowledgement Scott
who was chccrcd 10 the echo.
Dinner had been prepared AT the Lees
burg Inn for an veterans and all We're
hoi.rfifullv supplied. After dinrer. Gene
raj HuntOn again entertained the audience
in an address Of an hour. followed by
colonel T.. V. White. Tho meeting then
adjourned to Balls Bluff, where the
famous fight occurred.
About two miles from town. all the old
Ccufederates went 10 look. as many said.
for the stEmps or trees they hid behind
during the battle. They all went home
tired and very happy.
The Did Confederate flag uscd In the
same battle. was on hand and proudly
fiung its ragged fold 70 the breeze.
The weather was perfect ard the oc-
casion was a great success.
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His Twentieth Anniversary.

Rev. Or. Pike Powers on Sunday morn
ing celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of his nastorate Of Sta Andrews Epis-
copsl church. Dr.. Powers, in touch
ing and eloquent manner, ran over the
history Of the congregation. On the Sth
of August. 1915. the first sermon was
preached within its walls. by Rev. Or.
Minnigerodc. and on Tho second Sunday
in October. DR.. Powers took charge and
from that time has been it's rector. The
The church was organized with only iii-
teen communicates. and now numbers
one hundred and sixty.
The singing yesterday was particularly
beautiful. and especially the song, For
all the sains. who from their iabors rest"
which was sung during the Holy Com
municn service.
The services were concluded by singing
Onward. Christian Soldier" After the
congregation had been dismissed. many
fockcl 10 the vcstry-room and thanked
Or. Powers. with tears in their eyes, for
such a discourse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
Richmond Clericns.

The Richmond Glorious met AT noon
Yesterday, in the lecturc-room of St.
Paul's church. but no business was
transacted although quite number of
Episcopal clcrgymen We're present. Rev.
DR.. Hartley Carmichael and Rev. j.
*. Mason. who had just returned from
the :riennial convention. az Minneapolis.
were on hand ana were warmly welcomed
by their brethren.
Or. Carmichael expressed himesf as
well pleased with the result Of the great
gathering. inasmuch as any hasty action
in regard TO radical changes had been
successfully prevented.
As TO the rumor tht DR.. Carmichael
would likely accept . call from Wash
ington. II rendered him. the rector OF
ST. Paurs church stated that he did
not know anything about the entire
matter, and that it was merely The
invention Of some newspaper man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
who came aft. where the meeting was

HtM.
{. c. Kent. secretary OF the Y. NJ. c.
A.. led the meeting. using as his sub
ject. christian Patriotism After the
meeting was concluded and the party
waited for the launch. the commander
of the Raleigh entertained them In the
parlor. He thanked them for the In
terest that had been taken in the sptr-
itual welfare OF his crew by the Chris
tian people of the town. and extended
a hearty welcome for their return TO MS
chip at any time that he should be within
their reach.
The North Atlantic squadron put out 10
sea this morning for target-practce. IL
was a few minutes past noon when the
Raleigh. the last Of the feet TO leave,
raised anchor and headed for the capes.
Butler Bros. VINO were engaged in the
grocery business here. made an assign
mont this morning to ". J. Nelms' trus-
tee. The liabilities are about $500.
The assets are not known.
4 reward Of so each has been offered
for the arrest Of David Anderson and
ord. Grammon. both Of whom deserted
the cruiser Minneapolis while she was
IN this port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
yOLJYECS ~ CIROLINE.
4 Young Man Seriously stabbed In an IN
provoked ARRAY.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, oct. 2i.-Spe-
clal.-Much interest IS taken in TINS coun-
~ IN the contest between Dr. W. H.
Ouesenberry. the Democratic nominee
for the House OF Delegates, ana MI ". l..
Blanton. the "fair Election cahulua'e'
pr OuCsenberry b. a man OF experience
and has repeatedly filled POSITIONS "a
honor and trust. lie was a caH1lud,e
Tor the same office TWO years ago, out
was defeated BY AT .. \. KICKS fopu-
Mr. BIanton has had but little political
experiencc. but IS "a farmer ana ihei
chant. and has, by rugged integrity anu
close attention TO business, Won inc ta
TEEN OF an who know him, ana acquired
a competency. ,,. a.. H..
lie has been endorsed by both the lie
publicaus and POpulists.
Al Guineys on saturday =. l.. bulioch;
a Young white man, was seriously Htan.,"
bv James Reynolds, negro youth ne
assault was unpr0voked, and up 10 lnis
lime the negro has evaded arrest.
The farmers are busy harvesting corn
and seeding wheat. New corn Is SELL
inc Tor ~ 80 per barrel
farm Of one thousand acres near
this place was recently rented Tor the
Miss Nettie NJ. Rowe and Mr.. J. T..
Richards will be- married In the Metho-
dist church here on Wednesday sd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
4 GRErya GREEN IFFITR.
Foe Brought Back To Virginia Deputy
Marshnl's Acrihcnt.

WINSTON. \. G.. oct 2L-apeclal.-
Miss Flora Kinzer and T. J.. Gibson. o.
East Radford. Va. were married here
last night. II was a "Gretna-Green' lf-
fair. The bride i8 handsome and he
groom Is an engineer on the main inc oi
Inc. Norfolk ana Western railroad. Ihey
returned home to-day.
Twin city Broom Works is tho name OF
a new enterprise which will DE started
here November LIST IA. Montague VIII he
Deputy Marshal Bradford. while hunt
ing for blockaders saturday. siBnt, drop
ped his pistol, causing 30 10 discharge
The ball entered his left ankl ana came
out just below the knee, lnnictng SEE
ri0us wound.
An officer from Washington county, Na.i
carried the negro Poe, who Is wanted
there for assaulting and killing a Twelve
year-old girl. home to-day. Poe was ar
rested ana has been In Jail here several
weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
ROBERT u. PTRNELL's EJNERiL.
The Thermometer Below the Freezing
Point in Weldon.

WELDON, y. C.. Oct I.-spccial-
one OF the longest funeral PROFESSIONS
ever seen here was that when yes'e'uay
accompanied the remains or the iAte
Robert Il. Purner 10 their final resting
place in Cedarwood Cemetery.
Rev. T.. +. Troy conducted the burial
services. and a choir OF selected Voic'S
sang a hymn. while the ciods were n'ulnS
from loved ones the form or one WHO
was suddenly cut down In his young
manhood.
The greatest sympathy is felt here for
the bereayed sisters In their deep so'-
row.
The mercury here went down oelo"
the freezing point last night, ana ice
formed on buckets OF water out OF doors,
Claim Agent Smith. Of the seaDoatd
Air Line. had two OF his fingers caught
in q car-door here this morning anu pau
f,,Iv cur and bruised. The end OF ore
finger was mashed Off and the othef
was split open.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
THE JUNIOR MECHANICS.
I PUBLTC MEETING AND WELCOME
BY THE MAfOR.
Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year and
staunton selected n the Next
Place of Meeting.

DANVILLE. VA. Oct. 2l.-Special-
The eleventh annual session Of the state
Council of Virginia, Junior order United
American Mechanics, commenced mere
TODAY. over hundred delegates are In
attendance and others are expected py
to-njght's ami to-norfow's trains.
Before going into secret session IN Oh
Fellows building there was an Informal
public meeting, at which Mayor Woodins'
in a short speech cordially weleomed the
delegates to the city b. the Dan On
going into secret session the first bust
ness after organization vas the reception
If the report Of o. ,. Hopkins. state
Councillor The report Is an elaborate
one. giving IN minute detail the opera
tons OF this order for the past EAR.
In the very opening, Mr. hopkins -dlu
Little did I think when YOU ehttVale
TO my keeping one year aeo the felii' OF
your noble order. that / would % aoie 70
report our order IN such good conll'ioh
as it now is"
He says State Organizer James a..
Miller has done a good work during the
past year. He has worked diligently anu
placed the order in sections where IL
was never hcarl Of before. ana today ne
mas councils TO his credit that are, IN
deel q credit TO the stat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

4 Local Clergyman Condemns Poiit'eai
Stealing.

Rev. +. Sterling Gum. OF the Episco-
pal church. preached an excellent ser
mon Sunday night last. In which ne
handled without gloves petty but mis-
chievous sins. such as bacHoitlns eoS-
sip, SANDER. etc. lie wound up ~ say
ing, in substance.
Brethren, so long as the state grams
the right OF suffrage 10 those whom you
may think. perhaps, not entitled TO u,
the law should be obeyed. And those
who refuse to accept ana 20 count rs
cast. the votes Of al men, are lfklnS
reward against the innocent. He that
obeys not the law viii never inherit
the kingdom OF God. "-Claremont Her
aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
fFTfTRs ~ FiRMJILLL.
The Luncnburg Murder Cases Likely 10 DC
Tried There.

rApNvtrJu VA. oct. I.-Spccial.-
The session OF Prince Edward county
Court was held to-day, and the Dust
mess Of tho term was completed IN
llt,le less than ono hour =, cut.
The rule adopted by Judge ). VI. Orue1
of putting all parties convicted Vi H'
domeanor 10 work on the puD'i,
has had fine effect on petty 'hie'i'-
and the Ike. ,..o.. ,vas
Politics are getting warm. lneie w
q Joint discussion between III u.'.'.'''
Democratic candidate for tho Sei"le,
and Mr. Lancaster. Republican. ana
nominee of the so-called Honest-hitc-
tions marty. Mr.. Lancaster may get
fairly GOOD vote from the coiore1 ere
mani but very few white people OF
This section are willing to turn over our
state again TO the Republican party
which win be done in case TINS new
marty succeeds. which is nothing more
nor less than the Republican party III
disguise. &C., ..o,.
Mr.. Il. *. Bullock. with his pastor
Rev. G.. W. Wray. left TO-DAY LOT N 40,
mac county, where he VIII De MAJ ~, ~
Tomorrow. to Miss Dowdy, or that
county. formerly student Oh '"e "'''e
Normal School here. .,,-.
Cards are out for the marriage or MISS
Fannie Brigg. Of this town, TO MI. -.
Burton Blanton. of New York, formerly
T. citizen Of Farmviile.
Several more marriages are 10 DC
consummated at an early date;
II is rumored that in case the Court
Of Appeals shall grant new trials 70 lne
alleged murders OF Mrs. Pollard OF Lu-
nenburg. that the cases VIII be sent hg.e
FOR trial. on account Of the pioxihi,N
Of our county 20 Lunenburg' ana 'ne -
istence Of a 0rst-class military company
here. ...,,..
ladies graduates Of the Normal. are
awav in different parts Of the state en-
gagged iu teaching. ....-,...
our people are very much ais'ufne@
that the probability Of the removal o.
the Union Theological Seminary shoulo
be as great as 81 now apears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

Ta-kKENILLE. VA. oct. p. Special -
II there is anything the citizens OF
Bark, Vile enjoy 70 is music. me town
IS richly endowed with good music 'i
e,i,,e Of The tore. dreary winter evenings
uleasantlv. They met At the residence
OF Mr. ami Mrs G.. T.. Downs Saturday
might and organized a literary ana must
cal club. which promises TO be a marked
sLcct SIS.
The ciub Will meet weekly, and some
thing ENJOYABLE tor each night OF meet
ing will be selected. The programme
will consist Of vocal ana INSTRUMENTAL
music and recitatiors.
In the near future and from time 10
time the members viii give entertain
ments Tor charitable purposes, THUS en-
loving themselves and doing deeds Of
kindness al the same time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

GREEN BAY, VA, oct. A.-SDecial.-
very destructive fire occurred here
Saturday night about l. O'Clock. destroy
ing Mr.. Il. W. Prices Westinghouse,
barn, and all the out-houses on his prem
ises. The fire originated in a room oc-
cupied by colored servants. Mr. Price
and his family had a narrow escape for
theis lives. not having time TO save their
clothing or furniture The loss is esU-
mated at S3VO. with only 5000 insur-
ance.
At one time il was thought TO be i'm
possible to save the store and dwelling
house Of Mr.. II. a. owens, and sir. L..
u. Jones.
Mr.. Price will rebuild at once on the
same site.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

Saturday night about y o'clock Mcssrs.
Louis Gunlo,h. Samuel cumbc-. and Clif-
ton Hicks came near meeting death by
drowning. IL was prevented only by Gun
loch's presence of mind. II appears that
the above young men, with four others,
went down the James river early Satur-
day night OH a coon-huat. with their
guns and four dogs In the nelShborhool
OF Dutch Gap they decided 10 cross 10 the
north eide OF the river. Ottowav Throck-
morton Ryland Gum. and romp Angie,
with their two dogs. crossed first. as the
boat was too small 10 carry them all.
The others waited until Angle returned
with the boat. The second trip Gunloch,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

pr.ACKsBTRG. VA. oct 2l.-Special--
,rha Virrinia Agricultural and Mechanical
COLLEGE football team Wall play the team
erCm Aileghauv Institute mere Oh next
Wednesday evening. ON Friday, the Z9th'
me tam will leave here on the l2.zD train
a., exinr,fon. where IL viii play Wasn-
ington and lee on saturday. the 18th,
The team has not improved as rapidly
as was hoped. but the material IS good
and a strong team is hoped 10 be the re-
suit OF har1 training.
Mrs. j. T. :. Reid and her four daugh-
tiers. of Norfolk. Va, left Backshurg for
their home on Friday. They have been
spending the summer here, ana ma the
town a most delightful resort
Or. NcBryde Is absent from college,
having gone 10 Atlanta 70 act as judge
of awards al the Exposition. He Will be
absent about two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
0, H. BERRY & co.'s
CLOTHING STORE.

r, coets thousands Of dollars to build
mo a business reputation. ,s....
Perhaps 80 would ruin one. We're nov ,,'
running any risks .n asAlio YOU 10 ''
sroct- This seasons wearing apparel
Lor s.D we OFFER sou ga Mems Noiste1
suits some OF the best values u mas Deeh
our privilege 10 gave. c..,..
You should see our iine on seis o1- S nun
made from Imported fiecinSs 10 QUIZ "N"
order. It's worth while.
Mems suits s. TO so O'ercoata' y %
''I Bows Suits. $50 to SIS; oyercoats. "
Walking Gloves. 81.
75c NecKwear, soc ,.,..,,.,,,.,,. az.
CALL. AND GET SCHEDULE OF
NAILS. JUST OUT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

a quiet but beautiful wedding was sol
emrized on October 10th. at l.. a.. at
the residence Of Captain W. w. Boyd. fin
Atlanta. the contracting parties being the
beautiful and charming Miss Cornna
Boyd one of Atlanta's favorite daughters.
and Nj Albert g.. Hancock, of Rich
mCnd. Va. the Rev. DIR. Barnett off
eiatine. Only the relatives of the family
were present The presents were nu-
Inerous ard handsome. Tho happy cou-
pie left on the nOrth-bOund train for
tour through the northern States. and
Will be at home 10 all of their many
friends after November ist. At ll3 east
Franklin street, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
THE =. :. i. Wharf,.
/ Contract for Eebuiling the structures
Destroyed by Fire.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. H.-Special.-The
Seaboard Air Line has given II. T.. Gull
pepper Of Portsmouth. the contract for
nilin, and wharhng warehouse y, recently
DESTROYED by lire. His contract and the
rebuilding Of the house will require an
outlay OF about 81 ,Vo.
former citizen OF Portsmouth. who died
in Brooklyn last Wednesday. were brought
home and inferred to-day IN The presence
of a large concodrse of old friends
Mr.. William :. Culpepr'er, well-known
and popular resident o. Scottsville, Nor
folk county. died to-day
W. 4. Costin. an old man. VINO was
knocked down and run over by buggy
on CRANKY street Saturday night, died
today from the effects Of injuries sus-
tanned \ wheel OF the vehicle passed
over his head. fracturing the skull. Inc
coroner's Jury has the case in charge. and
Will resume its investigation tomorrow.
The remains were buried this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

OF New Hin and vicinity. acting upon
our knowledge OF and Information ar I'D
your religious principles, iesa'n s 49,. 90
, nf,isance TO the community, therefore.
we ask YOU TO ret.re from this community
a. auicllv as YOU can. and that az once.
II is signed by twenty seven respecla 'ne
neonie of that section. among them NJ -.
Ryruu DastOr of tho Christian cnurrf.
and Rev. j. r. Jennett.
Governor Carr has turned The letter
over to the Judge or the supreme Court,
now sitting here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
Flrc In NansemOnd.

SUFFOLK. VA. oct. Special. The
large residence and furniture OF Mr.. r.
from here were destroyed 10y fire last
night about lO o'clock the family saving
nothing but n little clothing.
IL is supposed that the fire originated in
Loss e. cO: insurance. 5000. in Hartford
Fire Insurance Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
The Mormons Must 90.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Oct. 2l.-Four Nor
mon elders. Robert W. King. Byron Car
Ter +. F.. Smith. and Ezra G; Robinson
brought to Governor Carr to-day the io,-
ioyying letter. signed by citizens, when
thev had received at New Hill. this coun-
~ where they were endeavoring 10 eS-
tsblish a church and make prosclytes:
ITO the Mormon Elders: We. citizens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
CHRISTIAN PATRIOTISM.
Meeting on Board the Raleigh at Newport
News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. oct. l.-Sgc-
cial.-A party. composed OF Members Of
the Epworth League of the Methodist
church; Baptist iOung Peoples Union.
of the First B~ptist chdrcn. Christian
Tndeavor Society, of the Presbyterian
church, and the Young Mems Christian
Association, conducted services on board
the United States cruiser Raleigh, which
lay In the river opposite the city. last
night.
a launch from the cruiser met the
party at the casing pavilion, and took
them aboard. where they were Hospitality
received. There were about 10 marines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

The report of the Executive Roarl.
which was also an elab )clte do lment,
giving an account OF the stewardship OF
The members. was considered at the al
ternOOn session.
At the afternoon session reports OF va
vicus staullag committees were also sub
mitted and duly consider ID The annual
election of officers was then pr l,e'ded
with and resulted as follows: state Coun-
cillor. L. w Guyer. Of Richmond' state
Nicc-Couacllior. j. +. Boehm. of koaa)ke ;
State Secretary. Thomas =. lVey OF
Petersburg; State Council Treasurer, G;
NJ. RaYson. of Richmond; state Council
Conductor A. l.. Bradley, OF Riehmond,
state Council Warden, ;. 81 Wiiiiamsf
of Crewe State Council Inside Sentin,l'
]. f. MARITIME, Of Yves, Point Qbtslde
Sentinel W. H. Kidd, Of Manchester .
Trl stees. w. ID. Hill, OF South Boston
g. T.. smith, Of Rio Vista. j: K. Mans
field. of Alexandria: National Representa-
tive. T.. &. Garrison, Of Richmond;
stanton was selected as the place ior
the next meeting. West Point tnu ~
lem also asked for IL. The codncil VIII De
in session three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

ALI.ENTOWN PA. Oct. 2i.-The Crane
Iron Works to-day male the second N.l'
untary increase of lV per cent lh tN'
wages OF their tour hundred employ
within a few months.