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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
A GOOD MANS GRIEF

Chicago, Jan. 26 Rev Dr.. join
Hall OF New York city, father of Rev
Thomas G, Hall Of this city, who was
summoned here by his sons Illness
left hurriedly for his New York home
tottering under the weight OF great
woe. He hurried frcm the bedside OF
his sick son here in answer to a mes
sage announcing the death of his other
son, DR.. Richard Hall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
WARNGNG TO THE RICH.

New York, Jan. 2G The chief fl
nancial officer Of the state of New York
Comptroller James A. Roberts, has
submitted to the legislature a remark
able annual report He warns the
rich that they must consent to pay a
large proportion Of the expenses Of
government and 80 relieve The people
II they would avoid worse things.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
j. r. BRIGHAM BURIED.

Milwaukee, Jan. rs The auditori-
un Of Plyn Juth Cor grcgationa church
vas filled Sunday afternoon by these
who had assembled to do honor 70 the
mem ory OF Jerome Il Brigham Rev.
Mr., Ellsworth officiated The bearers
were Gen +. G. Winkler Joshua
STARK, n p Hulst, John Johnston, j.
A.. Dryden. william Plankinton, Sam
uel Marshall, John II Tweedy. Jr.
Peter NJ. Myers and II. A. j. Upham
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
GETS HIS FREEDOM

Superior Wis. Jan 20 Emil Bark
hason, bartender, who shot and seri-
ously wounded Fred Johnson in ga
loon brawl last December, is free
man. The evidence on the prelimin-
airy examination was such that Judge
Hutchins held that the shooting was
1ustifable
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
NO EVIDENCE OF MURDER

Green Bay, Wis, Jan. 26. A tele-
gram received from Attorney P, Fl.
Martin, who is IN Anderson, Ind, as
counsel for B. Van Hoerbecke, who is
accused of numbering his wife, states
that the body Of Ms. Hoerbeeke was
again exhumed and that no contusions
were found that would have caused
death
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28

complete snow blockade in the history
of this portion Of the northwest since
1881 now prevails.
Nashville. Tenn, Jan. %. Dis
patches from several points in Tennes-
see state that the cold snap will have
no effect ON the fruit crop as the sap is
not far enough advanced
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
GEORGE KOEPPEN DEAD.

Milwaukee Jan. &c George Keep
pen, editor Of the Germania. died sud
denly last night. For twelve years he
was 2 member OF the board OF regents
OF the University of Wisconsin and for
five years was president OF the board
OF trustees Of the Milwaukee public
library.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
4 DISASTROUS FIRE

st. Paul, Jan 26 The greater
par OF Red Falls has been burned.
The State bank. postoftlee and the es-
adjustments OF Hunt & Wyer. Bangs
& Co, Joseph Paradis and others were
among the buildings destroyed The
loss Is $40 900, with insurance less than
half.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
PECULIAR ACCIDENT

West Superior, wills. Jan. 90 Nina
King was severely injured by piece
Of iron that few from stove which
exploded in tfe Tmlin hotel The
stove became frosted and when fired
burst into dozen pieces.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28

a Rome dispatch reports the be-
trothal Of the count OF Turin, nephew
Of King Humbert and brother OF the
duke OF Aosta, and the Enfanta Maria
Of Spain, sister Of King Alfonso. The
count Of Turin was born in 1870, and
the Infanta Maria de las Mercedes, the
princess Of the Austrias, in 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
CAN'T GET BONDS.
Plight Of a Public Official in the Flour
City.

Minneapolis, Jan. &c. A. Hau-
gan, treasurer of the city Of Minneapo-
lis, has rendered his resignation to
the mayor. He assigns as the reason
failure to secure bonds in order to
qualify under his reelection. Mr. :.
Haugan has been treasurer four years
and was reelected for two years more.
He has lost considerable money for
the city, however, through bank fail
ures. 1t is understood that the net
loss will be in the neighborhood Of
5000, 900, which amount, it is expected,
will ultimately fall upon the city at
large. The amount tied up in banks
suspended is S450000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
FIRST BILL VETOED
GOVERNOR GETS IN HIS WORK ON
THE SOLONS EARLY.
A SUGAR BOUNTY PROPOSED

Senator McGillivray Introduces an In
teresting Measure - Good Roads
Bounty Also uggested-Proceed-
ings of Two Houses-Col. Spoon
er's Election Now in Order.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
Orchard, Garden and Small Fruits,
George Raymer, Madison

Orchard, Garden and Small Fruits.
George Raymer, Madison.
Friday. 3 a. m Papers The
Farmers Fruit Garden, j. l.. Hartwell,
president Northern illinois Horticul-
tural socle,y, Experience IN a Farmer 5
Garden, 5, o. Pingrey, Omro. Expert
ence in Grape Culture j s. MoGowan,
Evansville, BEST two kaspperries. X. j.
Coe; Best two Blackberries, A. j.
Edwards; Best Currants and Gooseber-
ries, l.. e., Kellogg, Best Cherries, \.
ID. Barnes. AT 1880 p. m. Papers;
William A. Springer, J A. Wakefield;
Value of New Seeding Apples, A. H.
Hatch; Is Top Won king the Apple Ben
eticial?, Geo. j. Kellogg and Charles
Hirschinger; Best Five Varieties Of
Apples for a Cold Climate, Prof. S. b.
Green; reports on new trial orchards,
\, ID. Barnes and Edward Single.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
IT'S COLD ALL OVER
SUB-ZERO WEATHER GENERALLY
REPORTED.
SITUATION IN WISCONSIN

A Phenomenon Noted on the Madison
Lakes-Deaths from Freezing Occur
at Several Points The Northern
Pacific Badly observation-disclosures
Endangered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
KILLED BY A RUNAWAY TEAM

Berlin, Wis. Jan, 90. August Ma
son died from injuries received in a
runaway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
BEEkEEpERS

The State Beekeepers' society will
meet Feb. and 4 Topics OF special
interest to be discussed are: Market
ing Safely 1897 Crop of Honey by the
editor of the American Bee Journal;
foul brood committee report, also
sweet clover committee benefits in buy
ing supplies ard marketing by union;
amalgamaticn Of the Beekeepers'
union; conveniences in the bee yard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
PERSONALITIES.

The engagement has been announced
In Chicago Of Miss Cudahy and Mr..
Casserly Of San Francisco Mr., Cas-
serly Is a young lawyer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28
TO MEET IN MADISON
SEVEN STATE SOCIETIES TO CON
NENE IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
FOR WISCONSIN, FARMERS

Joint Convention at the Capitol OF the
State Agricultural and Horticulture
al Timely Discussions on
Interesting Topics-Prizes for Ex-
hibitions Notes of Other Meetings
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28

Miss Sophonisba p. Breckenridge,
daughter of Col. w. G.. +. Breckin-
ridge, Is the first woman ever admitted
to practice before the court OF appeals
in Kentucky She was asked when
sho would begin practice. That de-
Ponds on my clients" she said. Il
can practice now II am employed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-28

In Philadelphia last week Miss Car
RE Pardee Worden was married to Rev.
X. billiard Gage The bride is the
daughter OF Rev Dr. James A. Wor-
den, the popular superintendent Of the
Sabbath school department Of the
Presbyterian Board OF Publication, and
who Is SO well known In Sabbath school
work The II Dom Is pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Wenonah
N. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
A WONDERFUL ENGINE.
THE BIG RfCHMOND COMPOUND
MOyfS JP INOTCH.
IL Attains Speed Over the Mountain III
vision of the Chesapeake and ONO OF
Nearly 20 MilesPer Hour.

The big Richmond compound passenger
locomotive, built by the Richmond Loco
motive Works, is keeping UP It's record on
the Mountain division Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio. and It's latest performance IS
most interesting.
Yesterday morning, with n special train
Of heavy Pullnans. between Charlottes-
Vile and Clifton Forge. 1t made a record
LLequalled on Il Is division.
4 MILE IN FIFTY-TWO SECONDS.
For a oistarce OF six miles the dig loco
motive was let cut, and the distance was
covered IN The average ,!nie OF one mie IN
Hty-siN seconds, the fastest mile in nf.y-
two, speed " nearly seventy miles yer
hour.
1his IS q performance highly gratifying
10 us builders, as We'll as 10 the railroad
Cilclals
THE PREVIOUS RUN.
10 viii be remembered that this engine
made remarkable IAN few days since
between Characteristic and Clifton
Forge. The credit OF TINS run was given
by mistake 10 Engineer Merritt instead
OF ). h. Payne. Who was on the biz ma
cniLe at the time.
The crew yesterday was composed OF
Conductor c. l.. Pugh, with Engineer w.
a. Dudley at the throttle, anu FIREMAN
Goodwin. These gentleman, as may be
imagined are GROWING over everything on
tie mountain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
Fires Yesterday,

A stable IN the rear Of Mr.. p. b. Hltch-
er's residence. at No. 523 north Fourth
street. was practically destroyed with its
contents by fire at about IL o'clock yes
tcrday morning
TIE loss was abot SIS. covered by in.
surarcp.
The Third street engine house respond
al t. the alarm ami part Of the apparatus
az the Broad street engine house also
goes out 10 the box from which the alarm
WAS turned IN
When the gong at the latter engine
house was sounded the horses which
pull the chemical engine We're being
wdtered near the rear entrance. They
made a break md ran up Ninth street
and several minutes elapsed before they
were re-captured. but they lost no time
IN going TO the fire after they were
hitched m
A still alarm al 9l5 o'clock Yesterday
morning was caused by a $40 blaze In a
kitchen on Twenty-ffth street between
Broad and Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
INTERSECTING POINTS.
RULES ron THE mo sTRkETcAk
COMPANIES.
Material Amendments TO the Present Ordi-
nance Regulating the Movements
oftho street Cars.


A meeting Of the sub-Comm.ttcc on
60. 80. hold at 5 O'Clock last evening
"e''''' "'-' 49,. -. ,.,.,,.i... ,....,.,.
IN the cry H"i' - N0''9'''-' ''''
10 the city ordinance concerning the
,,.tr,ora Railway and Electric Com
a.. r,[nrnona .rra,,io., COM
pdny' anu '''
pany 90 thc various l"tciseeiins points
ou tnclr iues.
Present. Aessfs. carter 'suo-cH"lIH"i''
libel and io4ioo"' OF 'ne commits
nua Ar = EoW"tu I"'e9' assistant IVY
Eusinccr, Mr >. j. Jacobs |leiA 10 TIC
city Engineer
AR. a. j. 1nlfon was present 10 repre-
sent thc interests oi lne Richmond nan
way and Electric Company, AND Mr. Inii'
b. sMe.o was there, looking after the
side OF tae kcnmond Traction COMPANY
After TWO hours discussion OF a4 ine
points involved The suo-committce Noiti
10 report certain amendments 90 The pres
tnt ordinance. regulating tne movements
of The TWO street car companies cars 10
tlo Committee on Streets.
THE NEW ORDINANCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

The spring rally OF the Fulton Baptist
sunday school viii Doc held at Dcnanue $
Han Tonight. Air. Ctorgc Fcnmark Tay-
Tor character cOrnedia.n viii help enter
tain. The programme follows
Hymn. "Beautiful Morning choir.
roritation "None Like jesus Lena
Corhn. dialogue. "rhe Risen Saviour Do
i've iiftie Girls. recitation. "Only q Little
Boy" little Clarion Duke. recitation.
"Grandnother's Hihle" Lucy Brown.
HYMN eFqstor Onorncs." choir recita-
lion God In Nature" Ruth Harrison;
dialogue "Have You Heard or Jesus.
FIVE little girls. recitation. Talk About
Jesus" Mamie Coehill. solo. "Ihe Church
Across the Nav" Mr.. Albert Samuels
recitation. co. Morning Light Eva
Wrenn. dialogue. Little ouestioner -
Nettie Seals and Rcrric Black. roll call
Of classes snrcrintcndcnt, instrumental
frusir fenrrsdl Mr.. George Baker end
Mr. Floyd Rcams. recitation. Growing
Old" Rosa Jordan. recitation. Just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Interesting HONS About Hichmond's Ciu~
zrns and Other Matters.

Interesting HONS About Hichmoud's Cius
zrns and Other Matters.
A class OF sixteen persons wece con
nrmol at ST. Marks church wednesday
night by Bishop Newton.
Mr.. oscar Cranz. Jr.. qualified rs eS-
ccutOr OF Pauline Lybr0ck, deceased, IN
the Chancery Court yesterday.
There will be a musical entertainment
in the lecture room Of Monumental
church on Friday evening a S:lj O'Clock
for the benefit Of the church.
Pavmastor G.. T. Thompson. United
States Navy. and his sister Miss Juli1 D.
j. Thompson, who have been on q WISH
10 friends in Washington, have returned
hCmc
Mr. and Mrs ]. Cabell Brockonbrough
have returned from their winter trip 10
brownsville. Ga. They viii remain for
several weeks with Mrs. G. i. l.. Burg
wyn. No ! south Third street.
There will be at the bazaar In Leader
Fan. Man chester. this afternoon al 4.9p
o'clock. a donkey party for the 1eleut
Il the children. admission will be FIVE
cents end prizes Will be given 10 each
of the little ones.
Tuese Point. on York river, near the
mouth OF that historic and bsautiiui
stream, has been made famous iate.y
by the fact that a dead whale Is
stranded lntrc, uaNlhb btrH A49N Az
ticed about two weeks ago.
The Richmond police have notified the
Baltimore police that they do not want
Preston Rider and David Weisiger. and
they viii be released II nobody else calls
for them.
Herbert Tranord. the little son OF Mr..
T.. W. TrafiOrd, OF the Richmond Ran
way and Electric Company. met with a
painful accident az Central School yes
terday morning While at play with his
companions. Herbert fell and brok> the
bone OF his arm. He was taken nome
where the family physician attended him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

For two years has the German-Ameri-
can Ladies Aid Association been an i'm
Dortant factor in the good work OF the
Virginia Hospital and Wednesday night
the second anniversary OF the association
was celebrated ~ the S7cncor Halle.
which was decorated for tie occasion.
Many weil-known and prominent citi-
zens OF German birth and descent were
there. and the Welcoming speech 20 them
was made by Herr g.. Won " Rosenegk
during which he told Of the resolution or
the German-Amorican ladies to build their
own home for the sick and AGED
Then followed vocal music from the
Gcsang Voroln Virginia, ana Mr.. Russell
Nelson gave reading. the Misses Ola.
cont sang together. Masters Freddie and
Eddie Evensen performed on niano and
violin. and Mrs. Richardson Miss Schu.
maker. and Mr.. Charles II. Phillips sang
Supper came next, and after it dane
ing until a late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

The Blues Battalion VIII Leave Here Next
SUNDAY Morning

The Blues Battalion held its asst drin
before the departure TO New York last
night at the ormory, on Ninth aud Cary
streets. and an tho arrangement FOR the
tup were competed. OVerc)its. KNAPP
sacks. blankets and haversacks were is-
sued. and most OF the men paid mp the
amount necessary TO defray the expenses
Of The trip.
Both companies viii carry about fort r-
five men each. ard the band viii consist
Of twenty men. orders have been issued
for the battalion Co assemble at che arm
Dry ON Sunday morning AZ 7:30 O'Clock.
They will leave over the Richmond. Fred
orlckst urg and Potomac railroad M $50
s. VI. as second section OF the regular
train. They will arrive IN New York at
q j. NJ. and Will az once take the elevated
railroad FOR the Hotel Ncndomc. corner
Forty-hrst street and Broadway. whore
they Will Doe Quartcred during their stay
IN New York. on their return trip they
Will leave on Wednesday evening and
arrive here on Thursday morning next.
The parade on next Tuesday morning
will be formed in grand divisions.
The Blues Battalion will march IN all
one hundred and eight squares In the pa-
rade. and viii hold IT'S position IN the
Third Brigade Of the FIRST military grand
division.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
cnnceri NJ Cnrcnran llnll.

THE following programme has rceh ar
,.,rr.d FOR me concert 10 De eiNea ot
Corcoran Han next Monday niEnt' APP u
.sth. for the benefit " the htst-hho
PART FIRST
Fast-Enl mandolin club, 4. smith, X
Hope. j. Lacey. George PHI, ana r.
Duct vocal. Mss Blanche and Mcna
Trayscr.
Recitation. Miss Allie Miller
B1r Solo. Mr. Willie Sheryin.
Duct. vocal Miss Essic aud Alma Ford.
Tenor solo. Mr.. !. J.. Mitchell
Recitation Miss Marie Johnson.
The Virginia Quartcttc. Miss Blanche
Douchty. Mrs. GOodc. j. Tdhaferro, W.
Note.
Banjo selections Mr. Eugene Davis.
Duet. vocal. Miss Alice and Minnie
CLARK
PART SECOND.
Pass solo Mr.. q. G.. Crump.
Duet. vocal Miss Annie Terry and Mrs.
Eahorc.
Recitation. Miss Lcl1 Miller.
Soprano solo. Miss Blanche frayscr.
Selection bv EIst-Ead Mandolin Club,
Tenor solo. Mr. Charles H. Phillips.
soprano solo. Miss Blanche Doughty
The Tourist Freeman and Wilson.
Contralto solo Miss Mona Fravser.
East-Eud Quartctte Mossrs. Meads.
Bcngcl Pcarman. and Ford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
Sfrickcn With PnrlIYsis.

DR.. Labenberg was in charge OF the
ambulance yesterday when a call came
from Pine and Cary streets for IL, at lis
i. NJ.
Ny. W. r. willis. who resides in Choir
~ street. between Cary and Canal was
found al the conner whence the call
came. suffering from a stroke Of paraiy-
sis which involved his whole right side
Dr. Lahcnberg took him TO the city hos
pital FOR treatment. ard later on he was
removed TO his home.
The unfortunate man is critically Ill.,
though he recovered consciousness after
his arrival at the hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
DURHAM EIyfAG a warm CoNi IS'
OVER HER UITLK SUPPLf'
DR.. Kilco Makes Reference 10 aNewspaPer
and Gtve- an Opportunity for hetai'"'"
ing Renal s-work OF the Frost

Dr,RuAN \. c.. April 22.-Special-In
addition to the municipal election excite
meut. the trouble between the GU! anu
tie Water Works Company. when HAS
hoe, REGARDED as settled. has broken out
of,esh. IL appears that the arrangement
made by the company for a larger supply
Of water in case OF ire. was satisfactory
and accepted by the town. II no" ap-
ue.,rs. so the physicians claim, that this
extr. supply would be unhealthy seepage
wafer. which once turned into the main
pipes. would have to be drank by the
cttizens, TO the great danger OF the"
health.
Ths matter was discussed before Tie
Town Commissioners last night win con
SIDERABLE feeling, though no CONCLUSION
WAS arrived al.
Evangelist "Bin" Flies advance guard.
his choir. has arrived. and are practicing
I'm the courthouse. Nj. Fife Is expected
Saturday.
CRIMINAL COURT.
There are twenty-one prisoners in the
county JAIL awaiting trial at the MI!
term OF the Criminal Court, which con-
vcncs on the 80. Most OF them are 10 be
tried for minor offences.
Home talent occupied The boards al the
Opcrd-ilouse tonight In Among the
Breakers. for the benefit OF the Durham
Fire Department.
Fair Brothers Farraeo. published al
Danvilo. Va. but largely circulated here,
WAS the subject OF severe criticism by
Dr John c. kilso. IN his Sundays sermon
~ Main-Streei church. The Doctor c1iIcd
no names, but made his reference 80 plain
10 could not be misunderstood. This ac-
ton is also largely commented on, the
general impression being that he has
given the paper an advertisement that %
is glad to get. a retaliatory editorial Is
expected On the next Issue.
EXPECTS or THE FROST.
Pcople are an busy in this section re-
planting their gardens-the frost of yes
terday morning having killed all veseta-
bies that were MP. and at the same time
killing what fruit was LETT.
slrs. Sarah Yearly, mother OF the popn-
lar druggist. W. NJ. Yearly, Is critically
rI. and but little hope is entertained FOR
her recovery.
Miss Annie Laura Link, daughter OF the
laie Mayor Isaac \. Link, and julius h.
Mailer. were married yesterday before 4
church full OF friends and acquaintances
The bridal party took the train to norfolk
for a short tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

Ms. Aston PASSES AWAY while Asleep by
Her Husbands Side


Her Husbands Side
When Mr. John Aston. an engineer
u,.ar at SO. a6 Nicholson street. Full
ton awokaycstcIday morning he made
the discovery that hls wiie had died our
.r. the NIGHT while asleep az Ala size
1ire NI-iou had been il ior several Gag -
lut hcr condition Was not thought 10 DC
serious. ... e,-.
nfr. ASTON was in the soventy--hrst
wear uf her age. She was ooln lA I'm
brio. England. and came TO TINS co~"'
- She Mas "a most lovable woman. and
her death win he sincerely modincd by
every one boo Fulton.
Mrs Aston is survived by her NUS
band and four children. Mrs. j. Harry
I.awd.r the wife OF the popular cOun-
Gilman from Marshall ward. Mrs. J.. il.
Doughty. OF Brooklyn. n. Y, Mis. &. b.
BRADSHAW and AIR. John H. Aston. Oh
INC direct cause OF Mrs. Alstcn's death
was rupture OF ihe heart Coroner lay-
Tor decided that an inquest was no.
necessary.
Tho funeral services VIII be held at
t.sD o'clock thls afternoon from Weodl.-
Memorial church. of which Mrs Aston
was O. member. ...
Rev. ~. g. Goodwin. of So Johns 1ois-
conal church WIFI oiic.atc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

Judge Edmund Waldiu has gone %
Washington and IL is understood that
he viii confer with the President con-
corning the patronage of this city. There
are many eager aspirants for preferment
in this city and among them are candi-
dates for the postoihce. custom house,
and internal revenue Office
The general impressions Is thar Mr.. John
$. Bethel will get the customs. Col. Jas.
ID. Brady the revenue. and Col. Otis Rus
sell. the pOstonioe.
There are hundreds of ablo-bodie1 mon
waiting Tor places in the various depart
meuts. and IL the civil service law does
for the places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

Richmond: Mary b. and 4. o. Bel 10
Uu.o Gcpiarth. 70 l-2 feet on west side
Seventh street $1,000
Lula Nice and Solomon O.. Driver 20
MolNe g.. wife of j. ". halcran ., feet
on south side Main street. % 5-l2 feet east
of Warehouse, $l,yil
Patterson and Moncurc. special commits
si0ncrs. to Hclcu A. Nightcngll e. O. 90
on north side Broad street. CD 81 feet east
Of Seventeenth. 81 ClO11
Leila IA. ana Aaron N. Wiun % Addie
r. McCiltOlk l5 feet on north side China
street ID feet east OF Pine. $3.50.
IcnricO. w q. I.iycsays trustee 20
American Home Building and Loan Assoc
citation. 90 l-i acres ON Three Chopped road
about seven miles northwest OF Rich
mOnd, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

Mr.. II. VI. TYLER. treasurer OF the city
Central Committee was at the POwhatan
Club yesterday morning until y o'clock
TO receive the notices and checks Of can
ddates for the Office of City Treasurer.
Mr.. Charles II. Phillips was the only
one appearing and his check for 5000 was
deposited with Mr.. Tyler.
Those present when the entries closed
were Messrs. Marion L. Dawson, chair
man: H. ". Tyler. treasurer and 9. w.
Saunders. superintendent OF Clay Ward.
OF the City Central Committee: Messrs.
George Med. Blake. and Charles IL. Phil
lips. City Treasurer.
A meeting Of the committee is called
for tonight and as Mr.. Phil
lips IS the only candidate. IS Is presumed
OF course. his money will be returned and
the primary declared off as unnecessary.
1t is said. however. that proposition
will be made not to hold the primary
and 10 use the money paid by Mr.. Phil
lips 70 defray the expenses OF the City
Committee in pushing his candidacy.