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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
nIGa CONsTABLE's SALE.

/ will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1880,
at I1:oO o'clock A. NJ, at NO. y nor"
Twelfth street, the following. PHorEn-
Try. to satisfy distress warrant IN my
hands in favor of Mrs. c. F. Pizzini' p''s
Counter and Fixtures. Back Bar anu
Clock 1 Showcase. 1 Small Counter,
/ Lunch Counter, Partition. l 1t Hat.
Table. Range and 5 stesni LOT &c rockery-
ware lot Glassware; 1 Bagatelle. Iaois'
tails, and Cues; 2 Electric-Fans. SW pr
and wire. S Marble-Top Tables Beer
pumps / Beer Air-Berler ana Sq 2sSS &C.
TERMS: Cash. Il. c. GAKhlSoM,,d
lie IA High Constable Clly HlS l.H-e---
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WANTED

BY AN A. NJ. GRADUATE OF THE
Mary Baldwin Seminary. Position as
Teacher or Companion for the summer
and next session. Address S. NJ. A. care
postmaster stanton, Va. je l2-it'
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WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
FAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEr, ,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID rnu
RATA BY THE VENDOR AMI 1hH
VENnEE.
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WANTED.

BY A VIRGINIA LADY OF REFINE
ment and experience, "A Position as Com
panion. Teacher for Small Children, or
Nurse an Invalid. Willing TO travel Best
references given. Address Box Is, Smith
Vile Va. 1e lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

MASONIC NOTICE.-MEMBERS
of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. 36, a. a
i. and A. NJ: You are requested to "
attend a stated communication OF w
your lodge, to be held in the Masonic
Temple. THIS CTuesday) EVENING, at
S o'clock Members of sister lodges ana
transient brethren are invited TO attend.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
by order of the Worshipful Master:
JUNIUS a. COSBY,
Ga 14-1ts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
THE RECKLESS AND CE-|NSP|R|NG SALE

that created such upar the trade conditions OF yesterday
was not socaed Monday SALE but that repeats itself to-
day. every day until the selling of this whole stock has met
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
By Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate AuctiOueers.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION or
L J TWO DESIRARlE FRAME DIV EILfN.1s

COURT SALE BY AUCTION or
~ TWO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS
ON THE EAST LINE or TWENTY
FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN o AND z
STREETS. KNOWN AS Nos. 81 AND
9l3-In execution Of a decree Of me
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond,
entered on June 3, 1855, tho undersigned
special commissioners In the suit OF VIZ
ginia T.. Chadick vs. Thomas ChaelcA
and ais. will sell by auction on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1874
at O'Clock p. NJ.
1. THAT FRAME COTTAGE DIV ELir
ING No. 81 north Twenty-nftn street,
containing about 1--WE rooms. ] he i0t has
a frontage of - i-l2 feet by depth 0t -
feet to alley Z feet wide, ,a,,,s
2. THAT rMO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING No. aS north LWeniy.Il. ~,
street. containing six rooms. Inc 10y ~
n frontage of p 6-l2 feet by depth OK ~
feet to alley u feet wide. I-
These properties are In gOQd ttpaI'
Parties desiring a small but surs invest
ment should attend this sale .,...
TERMS: one third cash. the tes.ue'
at six and twelve months, cteul. 49,
ments 10 be evidenced By notes, WIZ ll'
terest added, and tit.e retained lh.l a'i
OF the purchase money b. pjld, of sH
cash, at option OF the purchase
MINETREE FOLkES
JOHN BAGBl,
Special Commissioners
I hereby certify that the bond requfissli
OF the special commissioners u5 49,. 80
aforementioned decree has Degn NY
given. CHARLES o. saw ILL., ,i.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

In the Clerks office OF the Circuit S ,-s
OF the county ~ Hent.l'' 80,
Building Company, PlalnuH'
Barton Sc. Defendant 81. said
i e. Broaddus, Clerk of iAs es5
court DO certify thst the bond Igl-5 ~.
OF the special commissioner ny ~, HI,
cree rendered I'm said cause OF W.
day OF June. 1925, has been dly vi M,
Given under my hand as NieI ~
je J. r.. BROADpLS 'i,'"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

Money saved by using Elastic Starch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NoTICE.-THE q
members of RICHMOND RAN Xxx
DOLPH LODGE, No. 10, are re- wv
ouested to assemble at 9 o'clock
THIS MORNING at their lodge-rooni, III
Masons' Hall, Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. 10 pay
the last tribute of respect to Brother u.
j.. WRIGHT of Danville, Va, at the re-
quest of his lodge. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brothers are in
yited TO unite with us.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
1e i4-1ts w. HALL CREW, Secretary.
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FOR RENT,

OLD papers for sale at the Dispatch
Office.
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al helps to-day, few ever to be heard of again:

At $50. silk skirts. all lengths, large
designs would be cheap at s..
Colored Cheviot Skirts ut 15c.. the N.50
ones.
Endless variety OF Linen, Pique, DUCK,
Fancy Linen. and Crash Skirts, prices
from 29c. to s. each.
THE PRICE OF KNIT UNDERWEAR
Is NOT REGULATED BY COST OR
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WANTED,
NAMED.
WANTED,

A GOOD MAN FOX n PARTNER IN
an old-estabnshed manufacturing bust
ness, that is paying a good profit. To
man that can furnish $3.50 this Is first
class opening. Work is light Address
BUSINESS, care Richmond Dispatch.
je l4-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
WEpNEsDAY, JUNE IS, rs,

WEDNESDA1, JC-NL 10 49, .,
a. 6 o'clock p. NJ, -FOUR LOTS or
IAHD Located IN Barton Heights 40
Of said lots fronting together @ ise' ga ga
Monterio street. and the olAeI r..
fronting 60 feet on Mitchell stree" .',n
tween Sycamore and Poor s,tse.'; 80
lot being 40 feet deep 10 an aNe' %
TERMS. Cash as 20 cost OF sal. ~. S.a
81 100, with interest from I'M OF J4-@ e.t5
balance at six and twelve monl,.-s, ~Ir.
interest. and title retained unul e. or.
chase-money is paid and convey "''''
dered by the court. ,, ,,-.rotgrVs
Special Commission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
like Appreciative Gifts!

unloading this quick meets the most
Every carefully marked over
with statement OF quantities. aS
caller even disappointed the part OF
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BY Chewing & Rose. Aucuonsei''
A U GIL oN
~ SALE OF BARTON HEIGHTS LUIS

In execution Of the below-me ntioh.l ~
cree the undersigned special conn, ,l,,
sioner will sell by public aucu1A' ef''
the nremises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
FOR RENT.

ca G cd CD
FOR RENT,
STORE No. 2 WEST BROAD STREET,
fine location for retail trade; Store llO6
east Cary street, in the wholesale CEN
tire; two Large Floors, for manufacturing
or storage llOi east Cary street. Also,
Nice Dwelling SOP l-2 west Marshall
street. and Large Lot in West End-all
az low rents T. j. TODD,
ie i4-lt 524 west Grace street.
FOR RENT,
THAT MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
Dwelling, containing six rooms, and being
No. l7lS east Broad street. The premises
are In nice order; has city water. and the
rent is only $40 per month.
j. Il. ELAN q Co.
Ills Main street.
phone 534. je Slot
ola napars for sale at the DisDatcn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

Black Embroidered Crepe de Paris"
sold heretofore for $L25. for 5oc. yard.
different styles In Black Mirror More
Velour. usual 81 grades, for 55c. yard.
&c. yard for Double-TwiI SIX Surah'
in 8 different colorings' usual oSc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TN.
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT cALES
OAR YEAR ARE 10 BE PAID Pro
RATA BIZ THE VENDOR AND THs
vENDEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
ST4TES ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The police yesterday enforced the excise law
strictly and as a result the island "drier''
than I, had been in years. Saloons which had
heretofore braved police opposition and kept open
In the stormhs times were closed yesterday. only
n few hotels were opened. and there drinks were
sold with sandwiches The result of the police
activity was five arrests on the North Shore and
two on the East Shore.
Special Term of the Supreme Court will be
opened this morning in Richmond for the trial OF
the two murderers, conrad Heidelberg and Peter
LYNCH Justice s. Alonzo Kellogg. who spe
cially assigned TO hear the cases, will be the
bench. A panel of forty jurors has been drawn
but an additional panel Of one hundred will prob
ably be drawn to-day. The case OF Helceberz VIII
be taken up first.
The Edgewater Board Of Fire Representatives
has elected the following officers: President, Mich
olas j. Macklin; vice-president VI. j. Hardin;
rotary. Henry Sesselberg, treasurer. Charles
Schmeiser and trustee. otto Lienhart
Clifton was held yesterday afternoon. He a
member Of several organizations including the
Richmond County ScheutZen Corps 1T was intend
ed to have a military funeral and the members
the number of about scventy-nve turned In uni
form They had a brass band. which was to have
the procession started. ana told Captain Henry
Pohl Of the Schcutzen Corps that the and must
not play. Pohl and his friends made protest but
they were not permitted 10 have the music. As IL
had always been the custom to allow the CORPS 10
parade with music Sunday funerals there was
say that they Unable to sanction the music
as 1t is prohibited on sunday, except to National
or State organizations or members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
TO REFORM PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

A conference on practical reform In primary cleo
tons has been called to begin in this city on
Thursday I'm the assembly rooms OF the Board or
Trade and Transportation No 203 Broadway, at
1890 a. m. Many prominent men OF the United
States have signed the call for the conference,
which will hold sessions Thursday and Friday
and discuss points of interest in regard 10 primary
elections. Practical talks are expected from ex-
Mayor Strong State Senators Pavey and Brush.
and Edward Lauterbach of this city, Mayor
Quincy of Boston; State Senator +. S. Straton. Of
San Francisco. author of the California Primary
Election law Flewellyn Saunders secretary OF the
Board OF Election Commissioners OF St. Louis
Clinton r. Woodruff. secretary OF the National
Municipal League OF Philadelphia; State Senator
Charles II Crawford OF Chicago author of the
Crawford Primary Election law; Charles f.. Mon
roe secretary OF the Municipal League OF Mil
waukee. and many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
HAVE MADE A DEEP CUT IN PRICES

OF Mink Capcs, Collarettes and Muffs;
Hudson Bay Sable Boas, Muffs, Collar.
cites and Capos; Persian Lamb Goats.
Capes, Collarcttes and Muffs; Stone
Marten, Chlnchilla, Ermine, Alaska
Sable (Skunk), and all fashionable stand
ard Furs except Sealskin. have not
marked down the price OF Sealskins, be.
cause they are advancing in price
have no old styles. All are up-to-da,e
shapes, and it is better Tor parties when
looking for these goods to buy the new
style genuine Alaska Seal (the only KIM
| handlc) rather than pay their money Tor
old styles, made from inferior Seaskils
and sold under the guise OF marked
down prices. Supply and demand govern
the markets OF the world. Ii | could
duplicate Scalskins | have in store
would sell my manufactured Seal Goods
At the usual after holiday reduction. but
since it is apparent that it cannot be done,
there is no use advertising anything thu.
cannot be done legtimately. My Seal
skin garments are reliable, and prices as
low as the same quality can be found,
notwithstanding do not make any pre-
tensions of marking them down. All
other Furs, however, have been marked
down.
invite inspection of my stock
Respectfully,
Gz&<<Zz>~-
MANUFACTURES.
1914 and 1876 West 42d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
NO SUNDAY-SCHOOL CLASS.

Yesterday was A noteworthy day in Republican
notifies in this city from the fact that there WAS
no Sunday-school class at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
a fact probably due to the disapproval which Gov
ernor Black is understood to have expressed OF
the practice OF Republican members Of the Legs
Iature coming to New-York over Sunday 10 consult
with Senator Patt regarding proposed legislation
at Albany Besides. the policy of the party on
several important measures was discussed ana
practically settled the two conferences held here
a week ago Saturday and Sunday.
Senator Platt returned to Washington on the gao
o'clock train yesterday afternoon. he saw rev
callers in the course of the day, among them
President QuigE Of the County Committee ana
Edward T.auterbach Mr.. Qugg and Senator John
Ford were occupied during most OF the day ana
evening inc making the final revision or the Pri-
mary Election bill the draft Of which was ap-
nroved bv the conference held in Senator Platt s
apartments at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last sun
day night. The measure will be introduced IN me
senate on the reassembng of that body tonight
by Senator Ford. Mr.. Quigg will go back TO WASH
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17

pacity OF foreign secretary. wrote very sttons ie
ter TO Commander Booth condemnlng MIN lOr ma,
ing had the American flag raised on the Fogreentn,
st. building az It's opening. before the ShiVauon
Army flag? That since Booth-Tuckers coming 10
this country he has appeared on public platforms
wrapped in the Stars and Stripes; mat the mag ap-
vcais regularly AT Salvation Army h'adquartcrsI
30 you believe Mrs Baington Booth wnen sne
saws that Miss Eva or Mr.. Herbert used the follow
inE expressions: "Our brethren on foreign shores
would blast them: Darlington would come 70 tns
children to the streets? l. Bal.ington Booth or
has he come into the family Ike George simpson
VIVA, dd Won mean NV writing 70 the Commander,
saying he and his wife had fallen beneath an al
most unparalleled weight Of temptation ana hat
terry?
General Booth will start for Canada AT l1o
this afternoon from the Grand Central Statloi.
He will be accompanied by Commander BOOM
Tucker as far az Nanceboro. where he Will pc
met bv Miss Eva Booth. wh) has charge or the
Salvation Army in Canada. General Bcotn Will
return to Ncw-York about April ~. ana VIII
orduct a weeks campaign here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
RAILROAD INIADES GOLF LlNhS'
woRKMEN BUILD TRACKS ACROSS THE CoSih'
GREENS OF THE APAwAMIs CLUB. IN RYE.

woRKMEN BUILD TRACKS ACROSS THE 0oSiN'
GREENS OF THE APAwAMIs CLUB. IN ME
When the residents Of the village OF rye ""o"'
Yesterday morning they realized that drea' aI
prehenson of weeks had finally become 'ea'.'
Nearly one hundred workmen, under the d're0''O
OF John O. Merritt contractor. were busy srAo'"s
and preparing to lay the tracks OF the FORT ohese
Street Railway 10 Rye Beach Al sunset 'as' "'e..
the links OF the Apawamis Golf Cluo had oeen ~
almost in two by the rails. which extend dis'AN'
OF 80 feet Into the green's
The steward OF the club Joseph Brown. was 'ns
first TO discover the invasion. and he alarmed 'ns
members at once John H. Parson. Reginald r.
sherman and others. who arrived first, pro'es'cu'
hut the contractor produced francn'sc recently
given 10 the company by the Highway ~, Son.l n,,s
sioners and proceeded with the work nc ' e"
from port Chester is In part along Miulaiu H. 81
an abandoned highway. thence across ,he ,nN I
the Roston Post Road, a distance OF h'e h"""''"
yards .,ahush.d across the
links hy the courts The Town soaru sou niset
rrantcd the franchise The members nav u ~ a.,
that their only redress Is 20 appear rom tns
~ ~ - ne County Court making highway
across the links. ,A ara ali wel-known
-, ynrk nrofessiorai and business men. and VIII
nrobably take the affair to court as soon as
HE as the links have cost many 'hooSa"us '"
dolarM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
CONGRESS- READY TO ACT. SAYS HANNA
THE PLAN OF THE COMMISSION or THE NONE
TARY CONFERENCE HAS REEN RE-
CFTVED WITH Favor

Indianapolis Jan. 1G--H. II. Hanna chairman ~
tho Executive Committee Of the Monetary Confer
ence returned to his home to-day
Mr. Hanna. whom asked what opinions Of the bin
OF the Monetary Commission he had heard In
Washington said: II engaged with the Fx
ecutiye Committee and the Banking ana Currency
Committee most ~ my time. and therefore mad
not time 10 talk 10 Congressman except casually
Congress IS ready to act some plan of monetary
reform The plan Of the Commission OF the None
fary Conference has been received with favor be-
cause II emanated from conference OF the repre-
s,niatycs Il the commercial interests OF the coun-
try. ! am greatly pleased with the large number
OF announcements Of elections Of delegates and
with the many ietters Of encouragement which
have been received at the committees headquarters
during my absence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17

SCOTS Emulsion is not a
"baby food but is a most ex-
cellent food for babies who are
not well nourished.
A part of a teaspoonful mixed
in milk and given every three or
four hours, will give the most
happy results.
The cod-liver oil with the hy-
pophosphites added, as in this
palatable emulsion, not only feeds
the child, but also regulates its
digestive functions.
Ask your doctor about this.
zoe and 500. al druggists
SCOTT a BOVINE Chemists. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
WOULD NOT PAY HER HOTEL BILL.
ARREST OF YOUNG WOMAN WITH A GUAM
THY OF JEWELRY

THY OF JEWELRY.
A handsome woman. with her fourteen-months-
old baby. il locked up in the East Sxty-seventh-
st station charged with attempting 10 defraud
tho Hotel Manhattan out of $50. n bill incurred
during her stay there since last Friday She had
the best while she remained and her appeara nee
was such as to convince the proprietors of the hotel
OF her complete ability to discharge any bill she
might incur.
had no baggage except small hand satchel but
she had valu, bic jewelry and clothing
At $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon she was abou;
to leave the hotel. to go out for a walk. as she
said to 4 servant. The assistant superintendent
r r. Borden. grew suspicious as he saw the woman
going out. and asked hcr II she could not con-
veniently pay her bill.
She grew Indignant. and asked him what he
meant by making such request. She respon-
siblc and he ought TO know it, etc. But Mr.. Borden
pei sisted and suggested that she leave "A diamond
ring as security. since she had no baggage This
she Indignantly refused TO do. He then called
Policeman Penny, of the Grand Central station and
the policeman tried to persuade the woman that Il
would be wisdom her part 10 DO as the hotel
superintendent asked
She persisted In her refusal. and the policeman
called a carriage and drove the woman to the sta
ton. where Sergeant Ryan likewise tried to induce
her to nay the bill She indignant than
even when Sergeant Ryan finished and. as she still
declined to make payment or leave any security. ne
placed her under arrest.
She gave the name OF L. Lucas, and said she was
thrty-hve years Old She said her home was In
New-York and admitted that the name given was
MOI her own There Is no matron at the Grand
Central Station. carriage was again called and
the woman and baby were taken to the East Sky
seventh-st station. The prisoner dispatched n mes
senger a few minutes after her arrival. and couple
Of hours later A well-dresscd young man arrived
lie proved to be her husband. He seemed dunn
founded at the predicament his wife was in and
asked her to explain. lie offered to pay the amount
OF he bill to the sergeant and secure the woman
release The sergeant explained that the case was
one which would not permit OF bail without the
presence OF a Magistrate and there was nothing
that could be done until this morning The man
went awav refusing TO give hs name. hut assured
his wife nc would get her released soon az pos
shle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
A CARD
FROM
c. C. SHAYNE,

Owing to the large trade which en-
joyed during the months Of October,
November and December and the first
week of this month, have kept a large
portion OF my hands in the workshop,
some OF whom have been with me for fl.
teen years. do not like to lay them
OFT, and, as they are willing to work for
less wages, and am willing to sell at
nearly cost of production, parties des.r.
ing to purchase Furs, up to date styles,
have All opportunity, if they cannot be
found in stock, to have garments made
to order at large reduction in price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
COURTIERS OUT IN FORCE.
MR. CROKER RESOLVES TO KEEP THE
WORLD" OUT OF HIS CLUB

What 4 difference IL makes, The Democratic
Club was crowded 10 the doors yesterday. On
previous Sunday when Richard Croker was AT
Lakewood for rest. the club was practically de-
serted Yesterday the Old guard was on hand to
pay reverence TO The chief The Board oil Gov
crnors mot IN the evening. and Rlehard croker. as
an expression Of HIS hatred Of The New-YorH
World" for ts criticisms OF him, offered the ioHo"-
ing resolution, which. Of course was adopted WIFI
out Il murmur:
Resolved, That, following the exarnpe Of all rep
utable citizens and clubs. we excluns Iio ~, ~
Democrattc club .'The New-York World" an inn
moral and defamatory sheet pub,,.stnen ~ th ms
city In both morning and evening cni,o,s LOT e,.e
reason that such publications are UNIT Tor place
in any abode or resort Of sclf-respecung peooie
There was little news at the club last night SEN
ator Grady, who is the acknowledged ianH'ih"S
leader at Albany, present WIN Jonn N"'
roll John 49, Sexton. Jefferson NJ Levy Ahire"
Freedman and Others. Mr.. Grady laughed wheh III
interview with ex-Street Cleaning Comnissioncr
Warning was called TO his attention. III WIN" M
Warlng said that Mr. Grady's bill TO decrease I've
street cleaning force, with power 10 increase ~
case Of emergency was SIMPLY p, ,rhT III
many TO remove those whom he had empIoy'u. 80 -
Mr. Waring will draft an amendment 10 nay M -
ure said Senator Grady when ,op win gladly
foster IT. | believe in the largest PoSS'
ment Of labor" .,oor,s were pro-
The usual number OF applicants wvesior9ay.
posed for membership in the Cup yeS os,,ani
The names OF those PROPOSED ior ,n, a' 9,
membership are William s Mohr, s W smtth.
n. A. Robinson. William II. Ze.tner;s ,SS pnh ,r
Hcintz William Endcrmann. JACOB S Gefgcr,ch''
DR. John J. Kindred Leonard a. "e ,ss T.
Beniamin s Peck Mchael n, whaen. John rc >;
Moore and Joseph V. Jordan. Non resident; co..
John + Fitzgeraid Washington r. C. De Graiten-
reid Washington; James D. Richards0hh, sVyn5-
ION. sydney + Epcs. Washington GAUGE A o "1ii.
SON Washingt9n James L. NGrTo NaS Mcrstre
Warbinpton. Ir p J. Gallagher Washington;
Ieonidas F. Livingston. Washington. and fioyd
Grant Rockville Centre. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-17
THE RICHMOND ELECTION CONTEST
BOTH SIDES GO TO ALBANY. WHERE THE CASE

IS TO COME Up TO-DAY.
Two parties of politicians and lawyers lett o'a'en
Island yesterday afternoon. bound FOR ALBANY
where this morning II Is expected the ilhaI Date
for the Presidency of Richmond Borough WI" pe
fought in the Court OF Errors. This is In accord
ance with the order from the court obtained
week ago by David B. HILL who has entered the
case as counsel for Dr. Feeny, the Democratic con-
testant.
Dr. John L. Feeny, with his lawyers, Messrs
Reynaud Fitzgerald e. Kinney. started early. ac-
companied by a number Of Democratic politicians
George Cromwell, the Republican contestant went
later. He was accompanied by John NJ; Davenport
and w. Aaire Short, his counsel IL Is unuer-
stood that Mr. Cromwell will have additional coun-
sci when the case s called this morning WlHlaIn
w Flake and George Snyder, custodians OF me
There Is much interest In Richmond over the out
come as DR.. Feeny's defeat in the court OF las,
resort means that Richmond will have Repub-
lean President.