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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF .,,
VALUABLE, VERY ATTRACTIVE IISI
AND SPLENDIDLY LOCAIERt ar
prrIf.nINc. LOTS on CHURCH HILL
AT AUCTION.
nv virtue OF three several dee9s "
trust All duly recorded IN the tiel ~
office of the Chancery Court 81 , tns ~ n,
OF Richmond. the first In Deel,-b3o ,'aS i5
a." page 1872 the second IN ,.' .of
90" page AS. and the third m Desl-Issti
10 "I3 . mage $50. the undersigned s1os, -,
t,rted trustee in all three OF sdIu $3.50 ~,
will at the request OF the behei!-
there having been default TN the it! - -
of the debts secured, sell by puD"9 ''
ton. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER o. h'b
~ 4 o'clock p. NJ. SIX ATTRACTIVE
LOTS. situated on the west side OF ~
tv1t6ird street. between Marshau ~ ~
CLAW streets. each fronting - tee,, 1,,.
running back a good depth 10 tss
alley. Three of these lots ~ "a, ID
south side and three on the norm 'i, ~"
The residence OF Captain W. a. o. -. -,
and nv reason OF their attractive
tn beiug close to all the Stree, ~,
it, they deservedly merit ana 30,
a5tract the attention OF buyers, as w.
are suitable alike for individual hoilss ~ =,
for a block OF buildings Tor lnFe'''''''
pT FERNS: BY consent. one third ea i,s.
and the balance at six. twelve, ahl 20
teen months. for notes, with iilei ~ "''
ed and secured by a deed OF trust ~,
4 Mat OF the lots can be seen ~ wv
office OF the auctioneer ,,,.,.-,>,
o'''N0 WILLIAM G. preston,
no "a Substituted TRUSTEE
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WANTED.

A GOOD, HONEST MAN TO JOIN ME
In the manufacturing and sale OF a new
article VIII open factory in Richmond.
This Is a chance OF a thousand, and big
profits. Address NJ. S. CLARK. Canons-
burg Pa. no 7-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

A SUCCESSFUL LIFE INSURANCE
Solicitor. Weekly advances. Address
Post-Office Box So, Richmond, Va.
no I6-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17

old papers for sale at he Dispatch
ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17
BY J. b. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 800 North Seventh Streel

I'm execution OF certain deed o. "a.
dated October 2. 1896, recorded ll 100
Book iSs ID. page &3s. Richmond hA.e ~
Court default having been mace - 10
debt secured. and being reqplfsl ~.
do by the beneficiary, the uhuei -, H.
trustee will sell. by public AUCTION y"
premises. on a. ,s,-
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER - w.
al 4:50 O'Clock T. ~, the Des;;''ssss .
DWELLING described In said otee, M.
ing No. SOC north Seventh street So.siirs
ing about six rooms, the iot A,s fsrt
S2xi22 feet TO an alley Ia coniilou i one.
wide The dwelling Is a contYs ,.,',.,,ad q
Is conveniently arranged, ana TO- oosd
a neixhborhood where homes are ~ "a
demand by a good class OF tehdi.ss.r
will pay handsomely as an ingss,i,. q
TERMS: For cash as 10 eAi,., ,tl.
sale any delinquent taxes. ana ',.S ysaf.
HE share OF taxes for the pres.nt ~ ',soa
ana the sum OF $50. with Interest ~. ID
from October 2. 1897, and the resie live
t,yo equal instalments. az SIX hnu e,ssest
months. by negotiable notes. WIN iH' thsss
added and secured by deed OF tIu ,'s,, *.
terms as TO such residue having De.n Ne
"a nv tAe trustee after applying ~ he
srantoYs In said deed TO presef'9N
Sernss and their failure 10 do 50 -
o. III. FUNSTEN, n
J. b. Elan & Co, Aue'ionesrs.
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so PER MONTH SALARY.

WANT Z ID, ENERGETIC LADIES
and gentlemen TO canvass Above salary
guaranteed Call at 3l5 north Eleventh
street between Broad and Marshall
Streets, city r. w. STANCILL.
IL 1g-dv1Y&fY 22-X1Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17

BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncen
corner Tenth and Bank streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17

THREE INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN
OF good address to introduce an Educa-
tional Device. Big commissions pc d.
References required. Apply ID. WATTS y
Fords Hotel. no l7-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-17
WANTED,

A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
SALESMAN; have had several years
experience on the road as salesman. can
give good reference. Address JOHN G..
RAWLINGS, Lawrencevilie, Brunswick
county, Va. no l4-4t-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

tho colony adopted The following rcsolu-
ton.
~That Ills Excclancy- Governor
General. Dc respectfully requested to
cause inqmries t0 b. made in connection
With tho reciprocity clause in the new
tarn Pin of the United states as 70 the
cxpcdiency of entering into any arrange
meuts which viii secure the admission of
The sugar product of the colony on the
most favorable terms.
It was urged in support of this resolu-
ton that The sugar industry of the coll
ony was dependent upon the United
states market which takes n per cert Of
tho entire product
Sir Cavendish Boyle. the colonial secrc-
tnry. said this view had been presented
- the colonial minister. Joseph Chamber
lam. and that o. was expected the Brit
ish representative af Washington would
Dee asked TO look after the interests Of
British colonies ir this particular.
a reciprocity treaty would permit re-
duction Of duty ou sugar and guan0 about
thtrty-threc cents.
Under the colonial system. al treaties
In behalf of the colonies must be made
bv the Imperial government III IS bee
levcd that If reciprocity negotiations are
begun on behalf OF British Guiana and
Southern coi0uics .t Will lead 20 similar
negotiations for Canada. where the iibcr-
a ministry is favorable 20 reciprocity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
rE11ournyEEAyDc cITI1SrFT1Cr
The Two Come in Conflict aud EHamina>
tions Arc Now on.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2I.-Owing TO the
yellow fever scare in the Southern States,
tho plans of the civil Service Commission
have been seriously intTierred with.
on September 18TH last great number
OF special examiners were sent out 500
over The United states and Mcsais Frcd
Waunamakcr and N l.. Cornwell. who
were making the Southern tour have mar
rowlly escaped being Quarautined.
no avoid further complications tho
Civil Service Commission to-day issued
the following.
"OrdGcl-That OWNS 90 the quarantine
restrictions now existing in the south,
ON account OF yellow fever. the examine
tions at Mobile. Ala. Montgomery. Ala.,
Nicksburg ana Meridian Miss. New Or-
leans. l.a..aud Atlanta. Ga. and Shreveport
la, VIII be- indefinitely postponed. and
Examiner Fred Wanamaker VIII be in-
structod 10 return 10 Washington after
finishing the examination at Tampa Oc-
tober lst. and Examiner y. J.. Cornwell'
Will be directed not TO visit Shreveport
"The applicants viii he notified than the
examinations have been postponed and
the chief examiner is hereby directed TO
make arrangements 10 hold these eNami-
nations as sOnn as practicable'
PrcsnGe-t Proctor Was careful 10 re-
mark that this order was not issued ON
account o. any fear of an epidemic. but
simply 10 avoid the poss lbility Of tic eN-
aminers getting held mp within the lines
of the quarantine restrictions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Two Young 1Ion Mystoriously Disappear
Ln ,witzerInnd.

Two Young 'i'" "a ''sl'.''o',''' -'.'io,
b" wiz ..... ,r.ii.,.
TOLEDO. o., atl' 900 li'-''
ton. aged twenty years, son of Attorney
u ,,- v,i.rtou and Professor Daniel j..
,,..,..i. lp,, coueoe have
ii"'il NY. ,. ,.'.ti'orn r-urono since
pee" way ..'''7 ''' '..,.,... moro thov arc
JUNG '.-' .,...... tr1i..,to tbat botb arc
.'n ....t,.. ,..,.Iit,i ,.bo ara demand
ne.u N' o"' r-- ,l,.i. ,.re.eo Tbev
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
Handsomely Remembered by The Late
Mrs. Waller.
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
The sheltering Arms, and Other Charitable
Objects VIII Receive About $4,000
Each-Tho Virginia Hospital
Also Remembered.

Tho numerous friends and well wishcra
Of those two charitable institutions, the
Woman's Christian Association and tho
sheitering Arms Hospital will De pleased
to learn OF a liberal bequcst just made 10
them.
Tho legacy comes from the late Mrs.
Elizabeth G.. Waller OF Richmond, whose
recent death i'm Montreal. Canada, is well
remembered.
DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS.
Mrs. walters will provided that tho
residuum OF her cstate. after being die
vided as directed should be divided into
three parts.
Oue-thIrd Of It was 20 20 to tho No-
mans Christian Association of Richmond
another third was loit to the Sheltoring
Arms Hospital and the remainder was be
Qucathed 90 Rev Dr. Moses j.. hose ana
Mr.. $. Horace Halves.
This latter bcducst is thought 90 have
been made hy the dead lady In pursuance
of a promise made 20 Dr llogc, and Alr.
Hawos and for some charitable purpose
OF which she had given thcm notice FOR
there is no specification of tno object IN
her WILL
OVER 5000 EACH
This Instrument was admitted 70 pro
bate iu the Chancery Court OF Richmond
on the 1th of september and besides thc
bequests. there was $500 left To tho Nir-
giuia Hospital
Tho exact amount that will bc coming
20 the Woman's Christian Association
and tho Sheltcring Arms under these be-
quests. cannot accurately ho stated just
now. but 10 is Thought 30 viii bo between
5000 and $3.50 each.
Mr. Jackson Guy. of Richmond and Mr.
Harrison Robertson. of Charlottesville.
arc tho executors of the estate of Mrs.
Waller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

hands. because BIS position depends upon
making non-parlisan and proper appoint
mcnts. Here. whore q party nomination
is equivalent to am election IL would not
Mr. Carter declared that a Finance
Commission would not do. There would
he net schemes gotten up. aud there would
after While bc q scramble 10 get on the
Tbo committee then discussed the pro-
priotv Of making an amendment in inc
nroyision rcourng q fixed sum 10 he
,,iycu to The I'ire Department cacn year.
Various opinions were advanced OF either
side.
Tboro was an extended Ufcussion over
"a propoe,Non to lessen tho tax on iell
estate and make up the deficiency py "h
Increase on personal property INC same
ia De for the support OF the public SCHOOLS
In this connection there was some hlile
consideration OF the deficiency existing lh
tho appropriation FOR public schools TOT
COULD NOT REFUSE.
Nr Carter held that. under The charter.
the Council could not refuse 20 give the
School Board such amount 2s &c might
ask for. and if the revenues wore not
sufficient IL should be raised hy the levy
Of a special tax
AZ 10.8) o'clock the committee adjourn
od to meet ncxt Thursday night at IS
O'Clock. when an persons interested orc
invited To- be present and address me COM
mittce.
It is The purpose o. thc members of the
committee 10 assemble AZ least twice n
week so that bills fer changing the char
fer may be framed and presented 10 the
uoxt LEGISLATURE carly in the session.
CLAIMS AND SALARIES
Tho Committee ON Claims md Salaries
met at O'Clock last night Chairman
Wauerstcin in tie chair, and Mesrs. Ryan
aid MoOrc present
The committee considered number or
claims. but deferred action on some OF
them and referred others 20 the city At
toiney. The only ono approved was a
bin of M0uutCastlc g. Go for Sll0
rho Committee ON Accounts and Print
ing was called tc meet at GEO o'clock last
evening but there was no quorum. An
other attempt to meet will be made at the
same hour this evening.
The Committee ON Streets will hold its
regular semi-monthly meeting at o'clock
this afternoon.
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Tho Board Of l1re Commissioners met
I'm regular session last night in the Board
room of the Fire Department. President
John lf Frischkou presided and all the
members were present except Mr. j. H.
Sheppard
Mr.. Frommcr. Of COMPANY No 3. was
ordered 10 be transferred TO such COM
pany as the chief may designate, ot o
salary of So per month.
Thomas II BoWry was transferred
from 30. e. No. o company.
h. g. Woodward was elected substitute
on Truck Company 40. J.
After grantuc several furl0uehs the
Board adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
nm LAUP iKPLoDED.
Miss Mamie Fitman Very SERIOUSLY
Eurucd.


,
''''s"' '''',,,., o., ber home
While drcss.nS n her room '' '''
NO. '-til s"1''' -. .,,.oi,.,5 burns
ing' MISS N'll"e i''''.'''' .-,..,,,., l,mp
from the explosion OF 1870 "D
which will probably prove lAlul. .t.4.
Tho plcleant household, whicn coi9ls,9
Of the widowed mother. Mrs. Cora tlGd
man. lnd her daughters anu SUI 49,
noreed into tho various rooms on lne
costly furnished home. Miss N"i'H1 eoor
pairing to her room. on the a'D''." ''N'
to dress for the cNtntl@' ......,-,d ,yhon
She had not been iohs d" .7..7 Harmed
the rest of thc houstho.1 M,9 M In Nfiss
by 'ho sound OF am eHpi9s,r" ,',. .,,,,osi for
Naunie's room. followed bf hel appval re'
help. Airs. l.tnan was nlsl on t.t a., d
ari found tlo Young adys clothing I'D ,.e "a
blaze. The nearby bureaus conte,,n,s W. D,,
,.i'', i,e.-uir.- fo cousIme. but Mrs. ut
man raroIcaih began tine attempt 4t ,- eN-
fiurNieIiuw the names Nll NV ''' 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Governor Pingree Lost TO Iiis Friends -
W Alarm IXpre.srh.

DETROIT. MICH. Sept 2l-SDmc Of
Governor Pugrec's friends are occom-
ing uneasy as the times eo by and his
Whereabouts arc not located. rhe Gov
cinor left Detroit two weeks ago. sup-
posediy Tor trip down east' accom-
panied ly General Arthur l. BrcslDr and
Colonel En D.. Slttou. General Hrcslcr
has now returned Goo thc oty saying that
ho has Lccl m New York city tur the
past two weeks and knows nothing off The
Governor so tuo opinions res riding
bis disappearance agree.
The only cluo - DIS Whereabouts is
found ln g. dispatch from Curacao. West
Indies. saying that tine Governor and
Colonel Sutton are figuring ou some raii-
road concession from thc Venezuela sov-
erumont >, A. nJit one of the Gov
cfnors partners boo tho shoe business,
Says that Lc docs not know what M- Pine
crcc is doing in South America and many
of his friends think thal it Dee hae gone
south dt alI. DO is on 3D. pleasure trin.
Careful enquiries at thc Governor rca-
idcnoc ln to elicit AMY Information. but
no possible alarm mas yet been expressed
ly his family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

WILLIAMSON, w. VA Sept. 27.-Jeal-
ousy was the cause of the enactment of
q fatal tragedy in the extreme north
western part of Virginia. Just opposite
Grey this county Friday afternoon.
Lately John Hardin. OF Buchanan coun-
ty. Va, had conceived q deadly hatred
for George Mounts, living Just across the
state line. In Minso county, W. Va. ON
account OF friendship between Mounts
ana his liardinD wife
rriday afternoon Mounts. I'm company
with Scott Ellis. was passing along the
public road near the home of Hardin.
when he was fired upon by John and
Tom Hardin. who were lying in ambush
Mounts foll dead. Ellis at once threw
up his hands and called to the Hardins.
'For GODS sake, don't shoot me. /
have done nothing 20 YOU"
Again they fired and Ellis fell with q
mortal wound just above she heart.
Mounts and Ellis We're two of the best
citzens in Miuco county. and the killing
created intense excitement IL is claimed
Mounts was innocent. The Hdrdins so
far have cscdpod capture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

LYNCUBI VA. Sept 2f-Spocial. -
Reports boo regard to tnc tobacco cror in
this section are. iu view of tno severe
and prOtractel drought. of a very cncpur-
aging character Warohouscmtn here
snte that from what they cam loarn thcre
will Dee un very considerable falling ou ii
tho receipts in thp Lynchburg market
during tha coming year. Tho tobacco viii
ho somewhat smaller boo the size of ihe
leaves, but JOS quality and color viii he
good
and prices win hr generally satisfactory.
For the past year thc receipts have been
unusually large. having amounted in tnc
aggregate to several millions pounds moro
thlu for two nr three years past Ihn
total receipts for the coming ycar viii
Boz up with tlc average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

y
Reports.
MOBILE. ALA. Sopt -'-Ihe report
for Monday bas greatly revived Tine spir-
ITS of the people here
rhe only death reported was thar ol
Elorrrro Barfow. apcd tWcutN-Ini''. ou'
uyrd ON Elmra etfp o. near Llpf'oHi"'
huf 1 peculiarly sad feature i' th'l 7Il'
,.t. oueaeoi to Doe married next Hloi'u'
and durug her illness and even ail'l ii
death. lcr naucee WAS not petmll''' ''
see hpr nor attend hnr iuntia' lH' i'so-
l.ftons being $50 strict That none oulrid'
oI the physicians cIcisy ana "i'"''
may approach fever Cisos
summary of tne situation follows.
tr-rv-four cases TO noon; total deaths'
q. discharged. .5. remaining under rett-
mout. -l. ..--
,rho reuort sent out Saturday that there
,,-,4 foyri. reported at Blandons Springs
and Wamack Hiu. m ohoct1W county
Als is denied ON mmpclchable authot-
N-AsuINGTON. September 20. --foat-
master General Gary to-day aulA'i iN'"
I'M. announcement chat 900 m'N' ''.f''.7
Wv Orleans u amy direction arc '''''
oughly fumsatod w.. ,,
To-nichts adviocs t) d. N-Hi'" JUS
cludod the following. ....-
ono hundred and thriy--IN p'i i.'".
wcro admitted to th'
NU.s, ramu of detention to-day ana
s.ycn were discharged. Ihe H."l'" ol
tho camp to-day ia excellent
Dr \r.man took steps for the e7'hn-
u.nant of suDulomcu 1ry inspection OF
lr..i...rnf river steamboats, at Nicks-
..,, ,r.onan t.leeranhs from Mo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

TTAIELTON. PA. Sept Title Doron-
crs jury. which investigated thc dctil
of tho striking miners at LHtumrr. met
iu Deputy Coroner CoWman'a office ana
after au hours dclIhordtiou rendered -
verdict. in which is tho following.
"Ihe said Clement piaiocll with Others.
WAS marching ntHclnlN ant untrmOd nn
tua public highway. chat they wDrn iniDf
oeptcd hy tho said SHERIFF Martin and hi
deputies and mDrCi.aly hot to death,
and WEE do further nnd tnl. the killing WA.
without serious injury to '.thnr person or
property and Ws find finally HAT ihe ldl
ing was Wautou and uuiuatiuahio huf n
this. We. George MHuo and f. j. NcNe1I.
off this jury. do not concur. and Wc tne
Jury dp further slv fhlt tutra was such
strong suspicion of unlawful violence nt
thc hands 0f person 0r ssrs0ns unknown
Go this jury ds 90 mako ih8 Inquest ne,e
. aIrlt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
BEHEIAG SEA CONFERENCE.
Gree. Britain Has Not WithdraWn-The
1arih Law.

LONDON. Sept. 27-Ihc Marquis OF
Salisbury has not withdrawn from the
Behring Sea conference, but has simply
objected 10 the presence of Russia and
Japan. Negotiations ON the subject are
proceeding. Great Britain is willing to
take pant in the conference, and is en-
doavoring to secure the consent Of Cam
ada.
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-Sir Julian
Pamcef0te, the British Ambassador. is
expected 10 return here from his London
trip about October 18th, Notwithstanding
reports that he would not be back in time
for the Behring Sea conference. The stan
OF the British Embassy, now 40 Manches-
er-by-the-sea. will return next week. and
according 10 present plans the entire Brit
ish representation will be here when the
seal conference Is held.
With the return OF Sir Julian II Is be-
lieved that steps Will be taken By tine
British authorities 10 negotiate reciproc-
ity treaties, under the new tari1 law be-
tween the United States and British
American colonies. word relkhcs here
that Sir Augustus flemming. Governor
Genetai OF British Guiana. has urged Tho
authorities at London 10 effect reclpro-
city arrangements with tho United States,
and Ia support OF this the Legislature ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
ABINDONhD mr. BIRK.


NEW YORK. Sept 21.-The British
trlmp Steamer Egremont Castle. arrived
to-day from fcruarIina with tie captain
and Grew OF the lumber laden Bark Car
rie L. Iyl0r. from Savannah. Tor Now
NOfr. which was abandoned about nifty
miles slIth-sOutn east OF Frying Pan
Shoals Iaghtship On Septlm1er 2ilh. in "a
di.mastcd and Water-l0ggcd condition.
Ou Monday. September ZOth % northeast
gale was cnc0 inferred with enormous seas
which swept over the vessel fore and aft
causing her to plunge ANA labor heavily.
The bark 5prang leak and on Wednes
day morning she became uumanaseaDle.
The water gaiucd iu the hold until the
bark was Water-lOgged and Captain Jayne
ordered the masts cut away. leaving the
vessel in % helpless condition. The next
day the Steamer Egremoht Castle hove in
sight and Captain Jayues with his crew
seven in number, took 90 their boats and
abandoned the wreck.
The Carrie j. Tyler was built at North
port, J.. j., ln 1871 and was OK 13 tons bur.
den.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

To he Considered by National Convene
tion Of Mayors and Couuci.men.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, September -t-At
Columbus Auditorium tomorrow Will De
opened tho first annual convention OF the
Mayors and Councilmcn of the United
States ana Canada.
The Official call for tails meeting ISSUED
last spring was SO broad and SO elastic
as TO eligibility and the invitations were
SO general that the managers OF the aualr
have predicted am attendance OF luily
200c. but tonight the indications are tnat
less than 800 accredited delegates VIII be
enrolled 90 the organizations.
Tho convention will cover four days.
with morning afternoon and night ses-
sions. and c0incident with IL, in neigh
boring hail will bo held the second c0n-
yention of the National street Lighting
Association organized In New Haven,
Conn. in lsgG. In some instances the same
municipal officers are delegates 20 DOtn
conventions.
Papers and addresses are promised on
q wide range of mnicipal topics such
as water gas. electric lights and street
car service, the equipment OF police and
lire departments uaVomcnts. sewerage,
the disposition OF garbage and the pro-
lection Of the public health.
such national celebrities as Colonel
George L. Warlng. New York Governor
Pingree. Of Michigan; Mayor Warwick
Philadelphia; Mayor quincy, Boston, and
Mayor Carter Harrison. Chicago, are on
the programme for speeches
Governor Bushnell OF Ohio Will de-
liver the formal address Of welcome az
the Oneuing session
The topic most likly 10 provoke spirited
discussion and perhaps % result in some
a.. fH..aa N..HH
of municipal ownership Of gas, water and
electric plants.
In connection with the convention there
will De an interesting exhibition OF ire,
police. paving lighting and drainage APP
paratus and the patentees and vendors
OF every sort Of appliance and device of
interest 10 municipal officers are already
here In large numbers and preparing to
''wOrk' the convention Tor all 10 ls worth.
\ permanent organization VIII he per-
iedied and provision may be- made for "a
Systematic and thorough investigation Of
tho condition Affecting the solution Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
Ra1fIoH wILLDrcoEArr HOUSES.
yellow re,erTueiiiyc. Eefuseeus at Blow

RALEIGH, y. g., sept -i.-Si eclAI.-
THE ram term of the Supreme Court OPEN
cd to-day ana hiil-I9hr siuocnla were
examined for license twenty OF ihese
are from tine summer la" ocho3i al
chapel BiI Nlne "t in,se dpp"'A Al''
from Chapel lliIl have ceriihc'tfs from
Dr. Manning ol iho University LII"
School.
There is 70 Do eonoral decorating oi
tho business houses here durins the state
Fair
ono of the features at tho Fair VIII De
Miniature Hospital with 800 the modern
improvements. Figure VIII represent the
nurses in their uniforms. there viii be
cots. au operating room and an This
w.i bc iu The charge of a. regular trained
nurse. Who viii explain the workings m
tho entire exhibit This exhibit VIII he
made by a. Philldc'phia house
After the effort of suspendine inc TWO
Railroad Commissioners from Office Gov
ernor Russell has gone to Wilmington TO
rocuporatc.
Ashcyilic is to raise n S2.iS monument
fo tho late Zcbui0n r.. Vance. and the
contract has been awarded 90 Jamr G..
Colvin. of Ashoyiue
Miss Aiaude Mow.man has gone 20
Athens. Ga. to become "a teacher in the
Lucy cobb Institute. She has charge or