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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12

fol9te, ebeli6 getraut. N06 Der Sraus
iln9 reilten Die NellOermabltcn mad
Safe 6itp, Minn., ND lie ihrc Seinatb
auf Dem CANOE MADDEN weroen.
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res Neriommllng Der 0elltl9ell Jtontllds
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ll1teritiiBullgs @eleu lboft, muroen fol9cuoe
@eamteu iHr baS lauienbe Sobr erwGblt:
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observation-disclosures Semp;
.S6oBneiIter-Weor9 S6erer;
liter Setret0r-gSilbcim S6neiber;
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Wori6aa-Soiepb Sister;
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Gent Sr.;
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banu WiiIer, Sacob 6almeS;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2SeiB;
Ser. Staaterls SabIeutrGger- Is. @6etoes
mattel
Observation-Disclosures SrGeHole, y.
Seu9el, Sacob Nalmes
ll1terinfun9Ss 9lrSt-Ir. 9. g.. Srccp.
Die @eieUi6ait bat jest cine Wttt9Iieoer:
iobl bon 205 uto ltebt III ieoer 9t1'tbt. III
blibeloen 8erbdltninen. Pin &ranten-
nuteritiieun9 ,puroeu I'M perfIoneneu Sabre
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lung folseube Sealnten erpablt:
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Sim. Sstretar-Sobn =. &ertrau9;
Nrot. SefretGr-Iu9ult Wtilleu;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ginoen;
Gertrauensmanner-9ti1. @ampa9, s..
Sar9, Senrp Joutb;
J.. observation-disclosures Miler;
2. Mari6au-Sobn Spoteu;
SabneutrG9er-Sacob 0uber;
SannertrG0cr- Wi6del aliel;
Sulleres @ahe-9ti6. Gieper ST.;
4uBere GSo6e-Srant 3ettiuger.
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tation ooer llterss 8loileI elll9etitbrt ltto ut
Jest cine billige SebenSueritherln9s Geleuz
i9ait, beloubers fiir jlnge Wttt9lieoer.
Die rYOrt 8albinston 3t9."
i6rei6t:
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wurtet ein l6iimmes Sein betpmmen; EN-
iremoer @eiitiiber Don Wtillpoltee belt am
Somltag OIL ieiner Steae ben @otteSoieult.
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50 ,SabreU. Ger &eritorbeue puroe III Wers
ti9 (DtciiOrcy), NrOpiltS guremburg, Sel9ien,
9"eboreu, mouoerte 1S49 uod Amertto aus
NIB iiebelte lid III Belgium al. &erbeiros
tbete ii6 1857 nit Wtaria 9Septer. Der Sers
itorbene binterlGBt cine betagte @attlil lliIo
mebrere Sinber ale i'll 9uten GerbGltniheH.
Gas Se9rGbuiB iauo ont 20. S0Iuor oltI benz
ct. 9ti9oias. 6rieobole ltatt.
2lm /. Tebruar itorb III Belgium Srau
Sacpb S9auen. Ole SeritOrbene wuroe AM
4. 6ebruor out benz ct. Ntarien 6riebbOie
beerOi9t.
Ger Tomilie bic. MiiQer IN Conn
Bort @ui6in9tou lit am Wtonta9 ell Sino
bur6 ben Sob e%ntriileu woroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12

&ld9erln buufig Sbnaps %pertauite unO
Oieier i9lieblid gum gewobnbeitsmdbi=
i9en SruntenbDlOe ~9eipOroen iei unO
in Splge oeIien Ieine Steliung perioren
babe; baB er in Sale's 2Dtel ar6Bere
Summer i'm 3asaroipiel perloren babe
unO our9 iolte 8erlnife uno bic Srunt=
iuht beruntergenommen, gum Selblt=
moro aetrieben mrroen iei. Die &ldse=
rim perlangt S4ooenerIab getrage bon
$1,000.
- Gin blutieer pferbepib, ben
iracno elm Seupfero NAL lOsgelaiien
bate, i6reibt Der ,9apenpurt 9cmo=
hat" miro iebt gum No6tbeil. bes
Staates SDipa in Dielen 3eitungen ol5
mirtlide SbatIa0e folportirt. Gs
beiBt, in Soma ieien pegen Der i0le@=
ten 3eiten Die 9feroe 10 wertblos ge-
wOroen, baB bicle geIdladtet uno ben
S1neinen geiiittert piiroeu. Ser
unlinil lit 10 ofenbor, oab man 1it
wunoern muB, wie 3eitun0sidreiber,
sumal in einem Nferbaultaat, no ie
Die Ser9dltniie ieiber beoba6ten f6nn=
ten, bar0uf reinfallen fOnnen. Wenll
Yferoe ou9 beute ni6t ben boben
@ertb baben, ben lie Dor flint Sabren
battel, 10 e~rsielen brau6bare 9lrbeits=
pferoe bod immcrbin nod in Soma
einen preis bon SIS bis $3.50. Woa=
lid it's, oab irgenower einen alien
Saul. Der nidt mebr arbeltsfdbi9 unO
ieiu 6utter uidt pert6 mar, gstDotet
uno Den S6weinen bin0eworfeu bat;
aber ionIt meroen bier teine YferDe CUR
Shmeinefiitterung 9eIdladtet. Gs
tpilroe AUDI cine iebr ihle9te Spefula=
ton fem. 6leii9 1T fem Waltfutter,
uro Elm 6armer, Der Elm Pfero bon
1000 Biuno 8emi1t berfiittert,
wiro Die Seobu6tun9 MAIDEN, baB
oas elm iebr toltipielises 6utter lit,
oenn feline Shmeine wiiroen ni6t
einmal rs Piuno on &spi9t ssipin=
men.
- Sisnitag Nadlts bpriaer Wp6e
tpuroe Die POItoiice IN q reenGatl IL
erbrO6eu uuo beraubt. Mit Siilfe
bon Yiutbunoen 1T es nun 9elungen,
Die beioen Ginbre1er, Mtawrp Ylerce
bon Girtspile uno George SOnes bon
Yiercetomn, bin9feIt al MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
llnier @n9mlroigiter 6r,bii9of

bat ben Yrieitern Der gr3oi050ie Den
Quftras 9e9ebeu, in allen &ir6en cine
@Olette fir bic NOtbleiOenoen in Nes
brasta Su erbeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
Oeiu1t.

$50 1T Geter WtoriB? Ierielbe 1T aus
Sorn I'M @roB9eriogtbum, emembur9 9ebiirs
ti9, uno reilie I'M alter bon Is cSabren i'm
Sriibiahr 1898 uG1 .Nmerifa. gSer beiieu
9egeindrtigen &uientbalt iueiB lit gebeten
oes iuuSeu Maunes Iorelie all Die ,Ga;stte"
gu lenocn inter g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
Gctt falteficn Iaa

Oes @inters butten mir 9ienita9 al
per3ei6nen, Oenn in Der 6riibe WtOr=
gems Sei9te Der Sbermometer cine &dltc
BON II 8rao unter Dem 8eirierpunitc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
Sn Der lrtten @eriammlung bes
ct. MlDgiius unterftatnIgss
Scrcius

in Der SerS Selu Gemeinoe rei6te bas
Sinans : @omite. beitebeno aus ben
Serren Soiepb Wteuier, s. SerSog uno
@nton NeuwDebren iOl9enoen plertel=
iQbrliden geri6t eiu, melber iebr gu
8un1ten bes 8ereines ipri6t.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
Gbicago, 0. 6ebr. 1895
Wcjmbt.

Nnla Sertcrt aus @repenma9er iu6i
ibren Euloer 9titolauS, mel6er i6on LANCE
IN gmerita 1T. Wtan aoreliire 1915 Siibop
Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
S noerS taotratbsfisu n9
am WDntaqe

fam oarauf Die vberitbti9te" Sroon=
llNn5 sur Ierbonolung ullo nn9 elmer
iebr beftigen Sebatte Iiegten Die Wer=
treter Der Sberitoot, iuoem alderman
Shea 9e0en Die Sroonnen3 itimmte uno
10 Stimmcu9leiabeit e%intrat, mOrauf
MiaDOr Olinger 81 8urlten Der Sber=
ltaot enti6ieO. 9ieie mar bur1 cine
iebr ltarte Delegation Burger Oertreten,
pelde ale 9bseiAen tougen auf pelAen
Die WOrte pranOten: .Wir iino gegen
jeOe @iaiien9eieBgebung" uno es lpur=
ben fir uno wieoer Dor Der Nbitim-
muns beitise &eOen geb0lten. Wtan
nlub ben S%sipobnern Der oritten, pier=
ten uno f%iinIten WNrO gu ibrem ent=
guitreten 9ratuliren, uno bel
Der ener9il9en 98cile in Der ibre gl=
0Ogel, Sili9, &aufmonn
unD YOgler elntraten, tDnnte Der Sie9
ni6t ausbleibeu uuo es OerOieueu oiele
enti6ieOene Anertennung fir
lbr gene1men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
llebsr ben Crnunuan,sGntmnr

0uf wel6en mir Die eriten iparen
Die gufmertiamteit Der Siirger 81 lerl=
fen, fano pOr9i9e @ode cine Burger
periammluna in Der f%iinften g8arO itatt
in Delder ein ener9il9er YrOteit 9e9en
Die MaBre9el erbOben wurbe, uno
mel6e an Samita9 @beno Dor Dem
SrOOnnun3sAusi9nIe Oes S~taOtratbes
Dertreten mar, no Die Geiiier Der Inter-
uno Sberltaot befti9 auieinanoer plaB-
ten. Sie Nr9umente OOr9efiibrt wur-
ben lino Die, o0B Die unterltQotler ia9en
Die eagle YOint Geute tOnnten griiden
na6 Selieben bauen, nun oiirie Die
Stoot ni9t mitbelien uno bieB IS lpei=
ter: .g8enn Die StnOt bat Delfen Die
leBige Sriide ballen 10 mar oas llnre0t
ino BARI osbalb ni9t wieoer sei9e-
ben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12

bon Sberil iOll BON bort ais Yfarrer
mad gaQtowu Deriebt mOroen lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12
Aus q b e II.
Ser So6m. Batter Nublb

8aienbetanb am /. Sanuar 8 5.....$3360. 35
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-12

DR.. priee's Cream Bafin9 powoer.
S6die @eltsausteauags aasssiGauas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22

Work of Two Stranger. nt Alexander Island.
List of Winner

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Two stran-
gers, who refused to give their names,
dropped from the clouds and got 500
out Of the foreign book at the Old Do
minion track on Irish Mike. in the last
race to-day. The pedigree of the horse
is given as Rayon D'Or-Lillian r., but IL
Is generally supposed that the horse is
ringer.
While warming up this afternoon at the
Old Dominion track, Connors broke down
and was not able TO run his race. At the
post in the third race Catacazy tgelding)
threw his rider, Dorsey, over the paddock
fence. The boys foot was only slightly
hurt. and it did not interfere with his
riding in that and the following race.
Summarizes
First race-four and one-half furlongs.
Fanny Martin Is to u, first, Watch
Charm second, Montreal third. Time,
100 IL.
Second race-six and one-fourth fur
iongs.-Gonzales % 10 81 first, Stringfellow
second. Vagabond third. Time. LIS 81
Third race-four furlongs .-Bellagio g
to u first, Scotia (gedirg) second Lucia
third. Time. 81.
Fourth race-six and one-half furlongs.
Doc Birch Is 10 81 first. Leigh second,
Walcom third. Time, l:32.
Filth race--five furlongs. g TO
u first, Fredericks second, Kentucky Lady
third. Time. 1:R IL.
BIG CROWD AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 21.-There was
an attendance of fully four thousand peo-
pie at the races to-day to witness the
running OF five good events. The track
had dried out considerably. and was in
fairly good condition the first races. but
drizZling rain set ia just after the
second race had been run, and as the
horses went TO the post for the third race
the rain began to fall in earnest and
continued until the fourth race, when the
clouds cleared away, and the last two
races were run under cloudless sky. The
day was given over to the scratchers.
who cut out fifteen horses in the five
events. and split the second race by
scratching five OF the twelve entries. The
talent played their money brislkly enough.
but quit losers on the day, by losing
three races out of the five. Summaries:
First race--six furlongs. sellng.-Miss
Lilly Q10. Thorpe, 8 to 20) first, Bird
Time, :IS "a.
Second race-one mile. selling .-Pearllne
Oo5. j. Hill. IL to u first. Billy Mckenzie |
second. Jim Henry third. Time, las.
Third race-iive and one-half furlongs. !
Rasper d0I. j. Hill. 7 to 81 first. Trixie |
second. Eva l.. third. Time. Ill 81
Fourth race-six furlongs. handicap |
Nero oil. Cassin. 2 TO u first, Henry Sec |
ond., Miss .Galop third. Time. leo IA.
Fifth race-seven and a half fur
longs .-Ixion Q07, A. Clayton, to 81 first,
Malaga second Woodruff third. Tame.
l.H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22

BINGHAMPTON, y. Y, Jan. 2l.--State
Bank Examiner Clark, who for several
days past has been examining the books
of the Merchants Bank OF this city, or
dered the doors of that institution closed
about noon to-day The president Of the
bank is Erastus Ross, and lbs sons,
bred. l.. and Clinton. are respectively
cashier ana assistant cashier. The eN-
cIement occas.oned by the closing OF Tie
bank was soon augmented by the an
nOuncement that the private bank Of
Erastus Ross Il Sons had temoOrar ly
suspended payment pending an lnyestiSa-
ton Of its affairs
In consideration of the sum Of 81 Ross
& Sons have given general mortgage on
two business blocks owned by them for
$4,000 TO the Merchants Bank TO secure
their Indebtedness.
AL l23j =. NJ all the members OF the
Ross family made a general assignment
to Senator Edmund OCOnnOr. T. Is be-
revei that the depostJrs VIII be paid In
full. The private bank of Ross sons
to-day returned all deposits made this
morning. IL is claimed that this concern
is not involved. The Ross family is one
Of the Weallhiest in this city, ana own
much valuable property in this city and
vicinity. Erastus Ross was the donor Of
Ross Park 10 this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
They Propose Having Grand Union
Meeting Next sunday

The board of managers OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of Richmond and
Manchester held a meeting at the First
church, and, besides perfecting arrange
ments for the great mass-meetng to be
held at Grace-Street church next Sunday
afternoon a good deal of work along the
line of perfecting the organization of the
Central Union was done. Chairman j.
Garland Pollard presided, and there was
quite good attendance. two-thirds of the
local unions being represented.
The music Will be an especially attrac-
tive feature of next Sundays meeting
The Icommittee having this matter In
charge reported last night that they
would arrange to have an organ and piano
for sthe occasion, instead of using the
large pipe organ, and il is probable that
there Will be one or two other instru-
ments. All of the unions are practicing
the same hymns, taken from Moody a.
Sankey's Nos. and 6, and the singing
viii be especially good The members of
the different unions win carry their own
books.
committee Of five, with Mr. Pollard
as chairman, was appointed to select a
design and purchase a prize banner, which
at each of these quarterly meetings will
be awarded 10 the union making the best
report FOR the quarter preceding. This
banner VIII be quite a handsome affair
IL Is also the wish Of the board that each
union shall have its own banner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22

tons have been made and accepted re-
garding all matters Of an offensive nature
between the former existing factions.
prone TO indulge In extremes, WHEREBY
the one seeks 10 augment It's facts and
figures 10 the detriment OF the other,
and as such has been the case In the
past trouble, therefore. we leave tne
public to conclude as to the NUMBER Oh
students composing the recent facuohs.
IL is further agreed that, owins 10 this
view OF the case the students nave Deeii
largely msrepresented. therefore ~ -
hoped that the public will credit much
that has been said and done by both IN
dividuaIs and factions as due very iarge1
ly TO the thoughtlessness OF stunents anu
the extreme 10 which college boys may
carry their grievances.
Fourth That IL is the ardent wish ana
manifest intention OF the students com
pusing the recent actions, that all agita-
lion OF the former trouble, as well as
any private Misunderstanding arising
fherefrom, between them as factions be,
and is hereby declared 10 be, absolutely
at an end.
Filth. That no further notice be taken
of the affair by the public press. and the
reporters are nereDy requested not 10 &C
cept anything further for publication.
sixth. Ihat a copy Of these resolutions
be furnished the uaily papers for PuDil-
cation. ana that copies be posted on
the college bulletins. (Slgned)
}. +. Sadler, }. i. Essex, A. {. durham
John D. Hurt. Boatwrgnt; a. Luns-
ford. +. #. Hin, s. H. Trice, W. ID.
Phillips. anti-Boatwright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
ANAWFULPREDICAHHNq
She Dal'l Know H0W She Col nlo
[ut She Lss Knew Just EoV she 10!
Quf.
4 nd that is the Mes, Curious and in'
tercsiing Part Of 1t.

She never could tell how she got INTO
the terrible pTod.Cament.
No one can ever tell exactly now uou-
bic comes about
But with Shakespeare we realize;
one woe doth tread upon anothers hcei'
So fast they follow.
And Mrs. f.ya Dyer. of 80 south orange
avenue. Newark. y. j.. who tells the fol-
loving interesting story, indeed, felt inc
about five years ago" she began. II
was taken suddenly sick, ana | continued
10 grow worse. until I was unable TO 10
any work at all My nerves SOt 50 ban
that | would have spasms nearly every
day. and L would feel SO / was dying,
in every one ! had.
My stomach was In such weak con-
d.tion that il wouldn't contain the light
est food. and altogether | was 50 weak
and run down that | was obliged 10
remain i'm bed the greater part OF the
time. -
II tried doctor after doctor. but their
medicine did me no good. and | was ready
10 give up hopes of ever getting better,
when friend advised me TO try DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
$50 ! resolved 10 try H. and have found
IL a success. The first bottle | took
thought | felt some better. and so | col-
tinued taking it. | have now taken seven
bottles, and | feel that 1 am cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
~aR uMEseR1CH6oNp. VA. TUESDAY JANUARY % lses

Point ats A. NJ. but was compeneu' on
account OF the dense fog, 70 ahcnoI VI,
Middle Ground light unth nea.v =
o'clock. The anchor was lifted ABOUT thal
time. and she was towed up the river 10
the ship yard.
The steamer was locked this evening
for her annual overhauling, wnicn VIII
be completed In about three weeks FROM
80 TO 800 men will be at WORK on the
vessel I'm a day or two. The dry-dock oil
the Newport News Ship-Building ana Dry
Dock Company is the only one IN TINS
country that will accommodate the New
York. She is js3 feet long, with S-foot
3-inch beam. The arrival OF the great
ocean greyhound has aroused good deal
OF enthusiasm among the working people
here.
Joseph Gately. piano player at Bartons
Variety Theatre. was drowned last niSht
about II o'clock. He had been on board
the barkent.ne James w. Elwell, ana
was walking along the gang-plahk ieadlng
from the vessel to the dock, wnen ne
slipped and fell into the river. HIS com
panions heard him struggling in the water
beneath, but. owing 10 the darkness, were
powerless to render assistance. Gately
was native of Gloucester county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Heeu.ant Witnesses rlrad Nor GniltY

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-In Criminal
Court NO. th.s morning the recalci-
trant sugar Senate committee witnesses.
whose demurrers were oyerruled by Judge
Cole, were called upon to plead. No de-
PENDANTS were present except Correspond
ent Shr.ver ana Broker Chapman, OF New
deputy United States marshal. Hon. Jere.
Wilson entered a plea of not guilty in the
cases of Brokers Mccartney and Seymour,
and Nathaniel Wilson entered a similar
plea for HaVemeyer and Searles. Snriver
and Edwards VIII plead Friday. District
Attorney Birney explained 10 the court
that the day for the trial would not be
fixed until the Supreme Court disposed OF
the habeas corpus proceedings in the test
case of Broker Chapman, surrendered by
his bondsmen Friday in order that he
might present by petition to the Supreme
deprived Of his liberty. Judge Cole fixed
bail In each case in the same amount as
the first bond, 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
PERSD WAN AM GENEEAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens I'D Other Matters

visiting Mrs. Charles r. OFerrall.
Mr.. John H. Cosby, of No. s05 north
Twenty-fifth street, is lying critically i'll
of pneumonia.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts will be in session to-day, Judge
Robert W. Hughes presiding.
Thomas Stokes (colored) was arrested
last night and lodged in the Second police
station, charged with stealing ST from c.
D. Ashland.
officer Parkinson yesterday received a
telegram stating that his mother. who
resides at RoXbury. had been paralyZed
and was critically III.
Mrs. Josiah Ellis (nee WARREN, Of Cor
louisville. is in the city, visiting her
father. CITY Auditor Edward j. Warren.
No. l north Third street.
Mrs. Craddock. matron OF the CITY
Mission, is quite Ill. During her illness
the duties OF her position are being DIS
charged by Mrs. Weed. an assistant.
Mr.. X. f. Graves has been appointed
engineer for the Chamber OF Commerce
building TO fill the vacancy occasioned
by the tragic death OF the late engineer.
Mr.. a h. Withrow, representative of
Aileghany. Bath and Highland counties
and leading member in the House OF
Delegates during the past two sessions,
is in the city on private business.
MIR. ]. II. Bailey, with L. Billups &
Son, undertakers, had the misfortune
while embalm!ng a body on Saturday TO
be blood poisoned While Mr.. Bailey Is
suffering considerably. his physician
thinks there Is no danger.
An alarm was turned in yesterday az
ternoon from Box Us, corner Of Henry
and Broad streets, caused by the burning
of a mantelpiece at 5l6 west Clay street.
The house is occupied by Mr.. John Muir
ply and owned by Mr.. Joseph Blanton.
The damage amounted TO very Ettle.
The Witness, of Florida. pays the fol-
lowing tribute TO a sermon preached be-
fore the Baptist State Convention at
Leesburg ria, by DR.. A. II. Dickinson,
OF this city: The sermon was s9ir tnal.
the prominent feature beng the love or
Christ manifested in adopting and caring
for HIS children. We heard several or the
brethren say IL was one OF the sweetest
and most uplifting sermons they had ever
heard."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
Il COChCIL OF var.
Efforts for Pesce Among the Bellicerants
at Eichmnnh Co leYr.

The faculty OF Richmond College held
meeting yesterday afternoon to inves-
tigate the deplorable condition OF affairs
existing between the two factions of stu
dents who have been on the verge OF
riot for several days. Matters between
the Boatwr!ght and anti Boatwrlght men
have gone from bad to worse. until the
situation has become a very serious one.
SeVeral students were present at the
meeting by request OF the chairman OF
the faculty. and gave In their testimony.
The trouble was carefully inquired into,
but action In the matter was postponed
N order to give the council of war"
consisting q committee OF four from
each of the factions, TO reach some con-
Clus!on by way OF establishing harmony
The council was In session several hours
yesterday afternoon. and they resumed
their duties last night. /, Is thought
that Satisfactory adjustment of affairs
Will be reached. and there viii be no
more disturbance among the warlike stu
dents. The faculty will consider the re-
port 10 be made by the council of war"
and then take action in the matter IL
Is believed that punishment will be in
hcted upon some or the students As a
result OF the recent imbrogio, and the
dissatisfaction created by the election of
PROFESSOR Boatwrght TO the presidency
several OF the students will leave the col
lege In the near future. and a large num-
Der OF them have decided not 10 return
next year.
~ a late hour last night the council
ADJOURNED. after adopting the following:
whereas. since The election of Profes-
scr +. w; Boatwright TO the presidency
OF the college. there has existed certain
un!riendly feelings between the students
as factions and also as, individuals. as
has been manifested both in private and
through the public press. and. whereas
this feeling has already existed too long
and has developed TO a very undesirable
stage by undue and extreme agitation
from each faction. as such, and by In
dividuals Of said factions. and further
more. AZ all necessary and satisfactory
explanations have beer made between in
dividuals as representing factions. and
Glso between the two factions by their
respective peace committees; therefore, be
II
Resolved. first, That there be no fur
tier demonstrations Of any nature what
ever BY either faction. As such. or by
any individual or individuals represent
Ing either faction.
Sscond That all satisfactory explsna-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
ALMOST n CENIkSAKIdN.
Death Of Mrs. simpson, Of Orange County.
Had Nearly Reached One HuUdI ell

ORANGE COUNTY. VA, Jan. a.-Spe-
GALA young white man. named Willie
Davenport, was attacked by three negro
boys. with whom he was hunting, few
days ago near Unionv1lle and inhumanly
assaulted. The negroes are In jail at
Orange. No reason for this ARRAY is
given.
Mrs. Simpson, of Gordon district, a
Revolutionary relict, and for many years
a very eccentric woman, living entirely
alone. although nearly one hundred years
old, died "A few days ago.
Mir. Claiborne Wigslesworth, near Or
ange Springs, died last week.
Captain William Stevens, about ninety
years old and central figure in Taylor
district. lies critically i'll at his home.
The roads are almost impossible. No
worl: has been done on them for eighteen
months or more. except by private labor
in few places.
There is right much grip in the county,
but it Is not yet as bad as 1t was three
years ago.