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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
OLD CENTRAL TO GO.
CONGREGATION PROPOSES TO SELL.
THE CHURCH AND BUILD.
MANY MANCHESTER PEOPLE WE'D.
Mr.. Hall Takes n Lynchburg Bride
One Couple Married I'm North Caro-
lima and Another In washipgton-
other Items.

a very well attended meeting of the
members of Central Methodist church,
considering the bad weather, was held
~ the church last night, and the COM
mlttee, OF which Mr.. J. r. Perdue is
chairman, and Mr.. j. t. Jewett secretary.
appointed to estimate the cost Of repair
ing the old church. and also the cost Of
building a new one, made a partial re-
port. This report dealt only with the
old church, being an estimate of the cost
10 put 1t In good repair. The cost, the
committee thought, would be slight. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
last night at Cowardin-Avenue Christie
church.
Welded AND TO WED.


Mr.. Charles Crawford and Miss Virginia
Starke, two popular young people Of the
First Ward. were married at the brides
residence last evening at 8 O'Clock. The
marriage was n quiet one. and only rela-
tlves and intimate friends were present.
Rev. j. s.. Wallace, pastor of t1fth-Street
Methodist church. performed the cere-
mony.
A pretty marriage will take place at
Cowardin-Avenue Christian church this
evening 1T 9 O'Clock, when Miss Lucy L.
Barrett becomes the bride OF Mr.. George
Blanton. Rev. j. A. Spencer, the church
pastor, will perform the ceremony.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. George w. Browning, Of No. SIS
Hull street, is detained at home by III
ness.
Mrs. w. f. Brown, OF Eleventh and
Hull streets, who has been quite Ill, is
improving.
Mr.. John b. Goode, who has been quite
Ill for several weeks past, is improving.
lie is now able to sit up and walk around
the room.
Mrs. A. j. Baker, Of Bedford City, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. c..
Snellings, on Porter street, left Tuesday
for her home.
Mr.. Clarence Fair, Of the navy, is at
home for ten days, on a furlough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
MOTHER AND CHILD SHOT.
b~nstardiy Deed Done by Drunken
Soldiers. Just Mustered Ont.

MERIDIAN, MISS, December a.
Lucy Thomas and her l-year-old boy were
shot, at Eutaw. Ala, to-day, by
soldiers Of the First Missouri Volunteers.
who were mustered out at Columbia
Tenn, yesterday. The child was shot
about the left EYE, and is not expected
to recover. The mother received a pain
ful wound In the arm.
The soldiers were drunk and disorderly.
and We're recklessly shooting Into every
house as they passed. The woman and
child were standing in the door OF their
home, and proved an easy mark for the
ruffians.
The firing was done from the train on
which the soldiers were en- route home
and was kept up at other places along
the line, but fortunately without further
fatal results.
Governor Johnson. OF Alabama. has
offered a reward of 500 for the arrest and
conviction OF every man implicated in the
shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
NOT LYNCHED As REPORTED.
Soldier Slayer of Bud Norton, of Ala
bnna, Safe i'm Jail.

DECATUR, ALA. December 21-Wil-
liam Simms, a former private In Company
p. Of the First Alabama Regiment, who
shot and killed Bud Norton, OF Town
Creek, on the 18th instant, at a country
dance, is safely lodged in fail at Moul-
ton, the county seat, and has not been
lynched, as reported.
Last night, while Slmms was in fail AZ
Town Creek. Bill Norton, a brother OF
the deceased, together with several rela-
tives and friends, were In the vicinity OF
the jail, presumably for the purpose OF
lynchlng simms, but the crowd was dis
persed by the Sheriff, and at 1:90 O'Clock
this morning Simms was taken to Moul-
ton.
Bud Norton was a former liquor-deal-
er, n wne considerable propertv
around Town Creek. The sympathies of
the surrounding country, which is much
wrought up, are all on the side OF the
Nortons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
Pope Reasons with Don Carlos.

LONDON, December 22.-The Rome
correspondent .of the Daily Chronicle
says: In response to another appeal from
the Queen Regent Of Spain. the Pope has
confdentially written TO Don Carlos, ask
ins him to stop the Carlist agitation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
President f.. s. Barrett Killed.

CONCORD, MASS, December 2l.-Colo-
mel Edward s. Barrett. National President
Of the o Of the American Revolution.
was killed by falling from a window OF
his home here to-day. lie was about GO
years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
Richmonder. In New York.

NEW YORK. December 2l.-CspeeiSLl
]. s. Williams. Waldorf; W. q 49,
Hoffman; y. c. Woodccck, J. W. wow
cock. Metropolitan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MANCHESTER.

Mrs. Martha Kidd, Of east Ninth street,
who fell Tuesday and broke her arm, IS
doing as well as can be hoped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22

The constant labor OF four persons for
an entire year Is required to produce a
cashmere shawl Of the best quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-22

There Will be forty-one lawyers In the
New York Assembly for 1859, and only
Apsut seventeen farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
TARRYTOWN.

i large barn. owned by Miss 8. T. Wilson. on
tho hill IN the Of the First Baptist Church
was destroyed by FIRE about 9o O'Clock yesterday
morning. The origin OF the fire is mystery
Seven COWS. IL calf and horse burned 20
death.
william Ryan. the proprietor Of tho Florence
Hotel, in South Broadway, arrested in New
York on Monday evening b. detectives. who
thought that he Spanish spy. They soon
discovered their mistake. .Dd Mr. Ryan was re-
leased
The assessors OF Greenburg Township met in the
Office OF X. Herschel Purty. Town Clerk Mon
day ana organized by eloctiEg Henry J. Kaufman
OF Ardslcy. Chairman and Charles ". Il. Dam1nan,
Of this village clerk. The assessors VII! hold daily
meetings until tho ro, is completed
Another hearing in the case OF William Rookie
fe,~ against the assessors Ot Mount Pleasant
Township held yesterday before Willis >
Ioysradt. cf Poushk eoDsic. referee. William H.
Miller. OF Un!onville testified for the sssoSsors
The lawyers for the company hay, asked for a
stay in the OF Angelina Odeli against tho New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad to
cover damages for injuries. which dismissed
BY Justice J. 0. Dykman. whose action after
ward reversed BY the Appellate Division OF tho
Supreme Court, from which the defendants APP
smith. before whom the application was made
heard arguments Yesterday ard decided to deny
the motion unless the railroad would stipuate that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
NEW YORK CITY.

General Michael Kerwn. tho lowly appointed
Pension Agent for NcN-lork Ciiy. was s"oF" III
Yesterday w Commissioner Shields.
Tho Aldermen yesterday adopted the Council
resolution permitting tho selling Of newspapers at
amy hour Of any Gay Or night The resolution VIII
70 at 70 the Mayor
Tho receipts OF the General Posof'ico for the
month Of April were {1r5 bfd %. as compared WIN
s,-2 Ga al for April iH7 Increase or A-sN- D. or
e per cent Tho receipts for the first four months
- this year show an increase over those OF 'he
preceding four months Of tsi'o2 %. or GO per cent
The value OF imports At This port durins April
was "a follows: Invoice yaluo. S2i's,'" =, I'M
por,ers additions ro71i -. appraisers advances
Si2S74 II: total 81. FL. ~ g.
Tho Alderrncn's Committee Parks gave pub
lie hearing yesterday on tn proposition 20 ilac"
the Heine Fountain in Tho Hr1rx TIC committee
can take no action untl t.' fountain Is approved
by the Municipal Art Commission
Colonel George T.. Warirg. r.. former Street
/ Cleaning Commissioner. wns on Monday evening
a, a meeting OF the Board u Trustees elected
president OF the city club % succeed John j."
parsons TIE following were also elected Emu
Roo, ars, ,.lce-preslGcni Il Fulton Cutting. sec
ond v!ce-presdcnt. Frederic Mddiebrook. secrc-
,ary and Robert Shaw Mnturn. treasurer
"A Solder" writes TO The Tribune asking wh'rc
the recruiting stations are Ens,ments arc being
mad. AT the militia regiments armories Tor the
provisional regiments which are 10 take mo III'
=. the militia regiments while the latter are al
son, u volunteers are needed. the mia men
wiu have the preference. "A Soldier can s''
from the CITY Directory the localities OF the ar
r,nr,es n he wants to enlist IN the Regular Army
he can get information at tho Army Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
NEW-RCCUELLE

There was large attendance yesterday al tho
funeral Of Richard Burnett. who for nearly forty
years was Il Veknown business man in West
chester County. At the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament. the Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin cele-
brated a solemn requiem mass. He was assisted
by the Rev. Peter FarrcI. deacon and the Rev ~
b. Cushion sub-dcacon. A quartet from 81. Brigd >
Church. New Ork city, sang. The o'n,r c.cisE-
men In attendance we're the Rev. James i. Barry,
Rochelle the Rev. F. !. Powers. Of Larchmont;
the Rev. Daniel barrigan. the Rev. James CnA!N,
the kcV. LOUIS Cusack and the Rev Ihonas }
AcI.oughn. y; Hcv- York City; the Rev. JOnn a.
Church. NewKochelle and tho Rev. Edward No
Sweeney OF Mount 81 Nary's College, EInmets-
burg Md. who married Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett In
POUghkeepsie. twenty three years ago burlal Wa-
The Chimes Of Normandy" will be given IN the
Parish Hal. Of me Church OF the Blessed Sacfa-
inent on tho evenings Of May i and -. by .oca.
amateurs
DAY nigh; ana organized. no Democratic members
having been induced 70 agree on the appointm, nt-
of President Clark. Before reading bis appoint
lncnis the presden, announced that y. F. Keuoud.
Fisher Fire Commissioner. had both declined re
nomination. The appointments are as follows: J.
Addison Young Corr Grafton Counsel; Andrew j.
SELF Village Clerk jonn l. Kelly, Commissioner
George Lambder. Peter Brady and C. ". Soaring.
village assessors: !. Niuton Locke, Police Commits
sioner. and Charles ". Heuste0. Fire Commission
or l. X Griffen tho only Republican trustee IN
new Board Of Health vii consist Of DIT. W. H..
Nelson. Anton Stork. Michael Rogers and @. H.
Crawford
organized by Captain Swift, L: S. a, and Major
Hughes LEFT yesterday 10 join the 9Th Regiment, IN
camp at Peekskil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
PEEKSkILL.

special assembly OF Peeksk!l Council No. IS,
ROYAL and Selec: Masters will be held this even
Ing. The Rcbecca Lodge, / O. o. F. 10 be known
as Golden Rod Kcbecca Lodge No. 2S2. OF PeekskiI.
VIII also be Instituted this evening by Grand
Master RI. NJ. Olms,ead. The ceremonies will take
place In Cryptic lodgeroom
Tho Field Library has purchased tho Mansfield
property, No. i.775 South Divlsion-st
Harry f. Pierce. Of this village and Miss Mary
T. Grumpy also Of Peek.kill. have been ma rried by
the Rev Charles w. King. OF Brooklyn Mss
Genevieve Chambers daughter Of NJ. and Mrs W.
i. Chambers, of Main-st, was married to Fred
erick H. Polhill. also Of this vi.lego the Rev Dr.
Hugh c. Towny officiating. Miss Lillian ouch
AMMAN Was bridesmaid and Clarence J. Lent was
best man. Miss Jennie II; Williams and Herbert
{. Vought both OF this place, were also married
by TIE Rev. James ". A Dodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
yJcHu0yD B0ROrGH HAPPENINGS.

The local carpenters went on strike yesterday
because OF the refusal of their employers 20 agree
TO an cirht-hour day, with wage OF = 20 day
Only about one-thrd OF the big squad working at
Midland Beach left and work on other large
contracts stopped.
Yesterday afternoon the body of joseph Kelott,
thlri y-seven years Old OF Elzabcthport was found
Of Mariners HarDOr. KellOtt the man who
WAS drowned from oyster akir last winter. after
he had become exhausted rowing against gale.
William GOOdnOw, the travelling auditor Of tho
Rapid Transit Company has resigned to accept n
place on the Southern Railway stan.
4 minstrel show will be given in the German
Club Tomorrow evening. In aid Of the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception. Staplcton.
George Schum0nn who for twenty years WAS
court cricr In the County and supreme Court In
Richmond County. died yesterday In the County
Hospital. Schumann about eighty years old,
and ut time wel-to-do. lie was In the
harness business. few days ago he fell and H.
tured himself and had TO be removed from hts
boarding house. in Stapleton. TO The hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-rTEsDAY. MAY 8. 1898
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK TUESDAY. MAY s. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Massachusetts ,BO Finalay. London April 81.
win mdse and 80 cabin passengers to mo New-iork
SDaaS snnsara 'S ~ s a s ta %pt Nay H. in bal
steamer Huron dp. clark. Shields April H. Passed
in sandy II.gN at 90 > m. ,,,.,,
ballast to Norton y son Arrived at the Har at $50
with iudsc ana passengers to the International SaSsacn
Company. Anchored outside the Bar at IL. % p m.
with mdse To sanderson SON Passed IN SANDY Hook
steamer ForeanI ,Bp. Chalmers. Hamburg April 49,
with mdse 20 itarner GO Arrived at the l'ar at
Bouosne Apri a with mdse. II cabin and lbs Storage
passengers 10 Holland American Line. Arrived tho
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse CGer). EnseIbar
cabin and 5s2 sesr"se Iassensers to oerichs 60 Ar
steamer Alesa ,tp. BRAND. Marsciies April and
Nepes H. with mdse and 81 s,oeass pas.snss,. TO
steamer SGan ,hp. Ansro,e Ponce. J. H., April o.
vessel TO Bennett. Walsh ~ Co Arrived tho at
Kingston %. w.th sugar to Bowrins 4 Arckbald Ar
FE steamer a s Aar a' h & MAY Samson. Knsss0 A, "a
sayanIa H. Greyto~n - ana Port Limon q with ndse
at the tor A, u p m n, May .''''''
mdsc ana passengers to L $ Alien ST. VIII"
Sts1msr oHs'as oapr s os@!ss,Gwn Apm ~ and
steamer city OF birmingham Berg Savannah April 20
steamer GtNandoue, Davis. Norfolk with mdss ana
pas tnsrrs to the old dominion Steamship Company ~
Sandy Hook. " j.. May g. V3O p. m.-wini east ugh,
'"'''
CLEARED.
Berlin OBJ. Jamlson Antwerp via sou,haroo
ton-lncrnatlonal Navigation 60. ''""'"'-
Steamer Teutonic tBr. Cameron. Liverpool-whe Star
Line ' ]'"
Asiatic Prince Anderson
Buenos Ayres. cc-John & Seeger " '"'''''''co'
Steamer city Il Kingston tjr). Nickerson POI, A..
tonic American Fruit CO. Wv ~"
Steamer Toxic OBJ. Jones; lIull-sanderson a. Son
Steamer bulgaria VuerD. Schmidt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
American Line. """s-
Steamer Madura OBJ. Fair. Aniwerp-Darber a. o.
Steamer Csprvi (Nor). Nilsson. Dunklrh~psrh.SS o:
Steamer Apex tBr Tate Lelth-Funch, Edge ca -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate OF Incorporation Of the F. j. Clarke
Company OF Mamaroneck. was fled IN the County
Clerks Office yesterday. The purpose FOR "hich
the company IS formed Is 10 carry on genera.
coal wood lumber and -four business. The capital
stock is $500 divided into ~ SHARES Of 80 each,
and he duration Of the corporation is t"'HN-"' p.
wears The directors are Francis j. Clarke, -
iarchmont. and Andrew J. SEX ana Lincoln T.
Backus. Of y, ~ Rochelle. ,
Assistant observation-disclosures Frederick T. Week
a member OF the list Regimen. having resigned ms
Off &C. the acceptance Of the same ~ District pr-
r..v George {. Andrews Was nied IN the county
Clerks Office yesterday . -.
me Co,nmiitoo on repairs and supplies OF me
Board OF Supervisors has In pursuance o: resoIu-
tor OF the Board, purchased large Nationai lag.
30Xn feet which vii be displayed from nam soHe
pole 10 be erected in front Of the county buildings
IN Rai.Tc ad-8v" ,,.,-
Surrogate Sikran has issued letters o: admins
tration in the estate Of Sarah Er!em, Of Osslnn9.
who died on March last. james l-Fle!n. u son j.
anuointcd pdm.nis,ratcr. Henry J.. LOunsherry has
bee, appointed guardian ~ Albert '. krelg Maruh
! Lee. guardian Of Henry KrciC. and Edward y
Da.ls guardian 90 Milton krcig
County Treasurer r. NJ Carpenter has recelNeH
thus Ia about $1,000 for licenses under the LIQUOR
Tax law. Last year the total amount received was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
McTST VERNON.

The Board Of Education has approlria'en 80"
for A new flag and flagstaff for the HlSh 9'""'''
and will begin at once 10 beautify the srouilus 80"
rounding the building and provide rus',o -,
4, Tho meeting on Monday night the flags on all
The other school buildings were ordered uniure'
ana Kept flying The Board received ne Is.si.f
zion Of Trustee William a. RCedelL MI. lO'i -.
is the Democratic candidate for Alderman N tt-
FIRST Ward y new arrangement was Ilaue 49,, w i.I
Alfred Hallam musical director. for three GAYS
Instruction each week IT 500 year, MISS IuA
L. Kobnso, was employed As drawing-ieacher anu
,I,sa NcNfartin as instructor Of physical culture
The eighth annual gymnasuc cXnipluoN IL ~ :
school OF the Mount Vernon Turn Ncreh VIII Dc
hel! on next Monday night A..
The Kings Daughters Circle OF the new Me'hoolst
Gprship Of eighty-two young women The circle has
Just given Il handsome silver communion service
to the church. -
The Republican City Committee has opened cam
paign HEADQUARTERS in No. IS South Fourth-a ave
and Is arranging TO secure ful registration vi tc
voters on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
THIRTEENTH QUADRENNTAL CONFERENCE OF
THE DENOMINATION IN BALTIMORE.

THE DENOMINATION IN BALTIMORE.
Baltimore May 3-The thirteenth quadrennal
conference OF The Methodist Episcopal Church
South viii assemble In this city Friday morn
Ing There will bc business SESSIONS daily for about
three weeks Prior 10 its meeting n session or mo
Sundny-school board VIII be held, and there viii
also be conferences OF the bishops and OF the dele
gates or the latter there have been chosen III.
divided equally between the clergy and tho la'ty,
forty-slx conferences being represented.
Many OF the delegates and most OF the bishops
Of tho Church have already arrived, and II Is
thought there will he ~ least one thousand visl-
tors besides those taking active parts in tho con-
ference. Daily business sessiOns lasting from a
m until ! D. m presided over by the bishops. &C
cording 10 seniority. VIII be held. the afternoons
being devoted 70 committee meetings ana the even
ings TO religious exercises.
Tho subjects to be discussed include changes in
discipline alteration OF conference boundaries. Ep-
worth League work. missionary and Church cXlen-
sion work and the affairs OF the Methodist Pun
UehIug Concern. Scvcra! bishops VIII be elected
tho number being determined by the recommends
ton Of the Committee on EpscoDrcy. Only one
vacancy caused by the death Of Bishop Haygood.
81 atlanta now exists. but the advanced age or
several Of the present incumbcnts makes Il almost
certain that these VIII be retired and others chosen
In their stead. $500
The nrst session will DC held on Thursday night.
nj which addresses will be delivered by Governor
Iowndos Bishop Wilson, Of this city, ana Bishop
Hendrix Of Kansas CITY who VIII respond on be-
half Of his associates addresses OF welcome by
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
DINNER FOR LIEUTENANT PEhRf.
1IFr.TrNANT ARMIrAGE. MR. HARMswoRTH!
REPRESENTATIVE. ANNOUNCES THE
FORMAL. TRANSFER OF THE
WISDWAHD.

A luncheon was given at the Holland House yes
tcrnav by lieutenant Armiisgc. r. y. r.. for Lieu
tenant Peary and friends to celebrate the transfer
~ tho steam yncht Windward from British 10
American Ownership. Tho amir was repre-
sentative Anglo-f In.ricar gathering. Among tho'o
present were Kennedy Jones. Editor II "Th" Lon
dou Evening News aud T.. j. Stokes. IFS pub
u.ber ,ogethor with representatives, Of British aud
American scientific ana g,ographic1i associations
Ileutenan. Aruliagc represented Alfred Harms
worth the publisher OF The London Daily Mali
ana other papers who recently presented IN" Wind
ward 20 Lieutenant Pcsry. ~" came - N"N- / ork
20 make the formal transfer Of the Vessel Lieu
tenant Armiiage Vns second I'm command Of tho
Jackson Hnrmswor.h polar expedition which res
cr.d Nansen In Franz Josef Land. The cXped-
tion returned to England last September. having
failed 70 reach the pole
Tho WindWard eft Lon Ion for Ncw-Y York on
March ~. and :. now Overdue. Lieut. 'naHt Arni-
tape and his guests pr'.scl 30 anxiety, however.
They said tho Ncssrl ia probably using sails. and
MAKING 4 .iHfy-day la~El.S. Lieutenant Armltarn ,
intense interest Ia Arctic explorations. AMI the
friendly rivalry between England and America IN
the cffort 20 reach tho pole. iihc then announced
tho formal transfer Of ihc Wulward and handed
Lieutenant l'eary the official documents placing
him in possession OF the g'ascl
Lieutenant Pcary I'm responding, expressed deep
gratitude to Mi Harms worth. lie said he cX-
that II successful IN reaching the pole he would
publicly recognize mis- debi 10 English generosity
by uu?nrllns the Union Jack aboard the Wind
ward and sending her back 10 England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
COrRr CALENDARS FOR THrRSD4Y

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500 fn'r $50 l9to 1851 i9l2 1872 4is lsc6. 2io3
i.e1 $3.50 500 sos 1854 3069 i7Di 1922. 49 !.
900 sl5i. siis. 1913 H'sr.