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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-31

books are very effective when made oil
tinted paper muslin. held together with
baby ribbon The muslin Should be pinked
about the edges to prevent fray1rg and
to give a dainty finish Make the books Of
two colors, or two shades OF ore color.
For instance. q book with white leaves
might have a PINK or red cover, or q vel
low-leaved book with q, golden brown COW
er would be effective.
y good plan is to have each scrap
book follow out a detailed idea rather
than have it a conglomeratiuc Of pic
lures. One book may be called the cir
Gus, or zoo. It should contain nothing but
pictures OF an mails and verses about
tner, Another book might contain views.
clipped from magazines. of different cit
les, and d brief recital OF what they mean
Another book might be- devoted 70 flow
ers. and 50 on In fact tine variety De-
comes endless when one starts to think
OF It.
Faper lighthouses made from big blank
scrap-books, are 4 delightful noveity- Gov
or each page, OF. each Two pages which face
each other, with wallpaper in 4 small
PATTERN. About half or two-thirds OF the
way down the page draw a horizontal line
This marks where the floor begins and
the side walls end. Cover the space which
represents the floor with a different col
,, orett paper for a carpet. Now the room
IS ready to furnish. This is a very simpla
matter, for with the aid of furniture cut
from magazines ana furniture catalogues
very dainty and artistic paper doll homes
can be fashioned
Then there are endless varieties az dam
IL things 10 be made from crepe paper.
lace aud RIBBON. Christmas tree trimmings
dinner favorS and favurs for children's
; parties are always in demand and easy
to make. China pa nting is fascinating
occupation if the patients nerves and eye
sight permit. and the collection OF stamps
and monograuls to paste upon picture
frames ana china plates is already f1n1il-
lar to most Of us
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DAINTY TASKS FOR THE
DIVERSION OF INYbLlDS
There Are MansPleasantD u'icsWhich
Nay BE ilunned for Enjoyment
OF Ttos.. in the Sick isoon.

When one first starts To think o. ths
diversions which can he go ileti anu
suited to the sick-room there seem 70 Nc
very few indeed. E,Inbro DEFY ana crociie1
work are among the first tfas sussesl
Themselves to the average women, even
n,,sn NOV are in COCO! health. The invalid
whose nerves are shattered ana WiWss
.ves become weary at the slightest Ell
fort finds that work with the needle IS
almost more than she can pear. L1-iitis
the embroidery to mere outlining. anu
very little of that, and the croche1liiS 10
ctlildrenrs horse reinS and coarse lufh-sii
Wash-cloths.
A table which fits over the peei ..
swings in front of a chair IS the nrSl
requisite for the invalid. when she conteIa-
! r.,a1es employment These tables can De
nurcha sed at almost any furniture store
| and are a great comfort. When 1t mas peei'
adjusted for work cover 1t W III q piece
of firm red felt.
One of the prettiest and most interesting
emp1oyments for invaiids IS the making Oh
fancy boxes and picture frames, panels,
etc our of bright pieces of wallpaper.
Send to a dealer IN wallpaper and ask
him 70 cye or sell you an Old sample
, hook These sample-books contain just
enough Of one pattern to make something
from it, and the patterns are usually very
choice and dainty
TO make the BOXES, IrSC -OotdIii p-<'it'
nasfebnarl boxes of the required SIZE
ana cover them neatly with the wall
papers They may be lined with pissah
| naner in the same or contrasting coiors,
| with ssteen, satin or silk. as the fancy
| and purse dictate They may be tied WITH
| ribbons and be decked with paper or SIX
| flowers. or be plain. These boxes are de-
signed to hold a great variety of things,
candy, flowers. ribbons, sh.rt-waists, gloves
wells. etc.
| The photograph panels are just as pref
! ty. They are made from pasteooafo cue
| the desired size, two pieces to me p pare,
and a heart-shaped or round le eei
for the picture to show through. cove
each panel with paper. then paste the
| two paneiss together. LEAKING space ios
/ the picture to be slipped through The oacA
panel, of course, has no aperture .zs
| are to be made in sets OF two. or three
| and fastened together with bows OF Sd IL
ribbon.
Screens covered with wallpaper anu
fashioned to hold dozen or more pi.olo-
graphs are another novelty IN TINS iei =. -
| OF employment. It is a pretty taei -
fill the spaces on a screen WITH the pc.
traits OF a single actress IN her 's ais.
f%rn1es or the pscturssof al the aetts,ss-s
es who have intre p-eted single role, rol
Instance, portraits OF sara Bern aa, =.
her very many different roles, or s ei
s ns ali the Juliets and Candles
| FOR THE CHILDREN.
| The invalid can also make herseil =
favorite with the children by fasnioeel-.s
ing dainty scrap books for them. nese
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Ius. Randall. Nora Dickerson and Anna
Belle Williams, all coored, who were
discharged yesterday and ordered 10 teaVe
town, We're unfortunate enough 10 sel
into deeper trouble before they mao
shaken the soil OF the city from theii
skirts. and were brought back to answer
for fighting on the street. Inc MaSet
declared that this thing had gone Iar
enough, and he proposed to put d stop
to it. So all We're sent to jail tor thlrty
days, with the exception OF beAe SIlith,
who paid a fine of $500, and was re
stored to her family.
Marriage licenses We're issued yesterday
morning by Clerk Du Val TO Mr.. Thomas
?. Sharr and Mrs. Ella Mccullough, and
Mr. D. w RedEord and Miss c. W. Brewer
The ladies of the three societies OF the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church. VIII
have a bazaar at Leader Hall about
the middle Of November.
a fine programme has been arranged
for each night Among them will be
given the famous "Lilputan Wedding
This entertainment was given last
spring by Misses Edna Davidson and Flor
rye Moody. They had a grand success
then, and they have by special request,
been asked TO repeat it.
Mrs. A. c. Hardin will also present two
which are always thoroughly enjoyed by
all who attend. The Richmond MandollD
Club has kindly consented to come over.
They play grand music. Mr.. Frank
Cosby will give one night, also.
DEATH OF a CHILD.
Clevida Hope, the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Bullock, No 526 West
Eighth Street, died last night at II
o'clock. The remains will be sent by
Messrs b. H. Morrissetl & Son, under
takers, to Enfield, N c., tomorrow
morning at 9:03 o'clock, where inter-
ment will be made.
Rev. Dr.. w. V. Tudor, presiding elder,
will hold his last quarterly conference
at West-End Church tonight at 1890
o'clock
There was a very enjoyable supper Civ
en- to the official members of West-End
Church Monday night at the parsonage
The Will of Leila. johnson (cOoredl.
who taught for several years in the
public schools of Manchester, was adj
mitted to probate yesterday morning.
Her estate. valued at about $780, was il,
large part left to her mother. She named
j. H. Blackwell. Principal of the Colored
Schools, as the executor.
District Grand Deputy Woodward adj
dressed the Manchester Lodge of Pyth-
ians Monday night.
An invitation was issued to the Lodge
to meet with the Grand Lodge of Pyth-
ians last night at s o'clock at Lee Camp
Hall in Richmond.
Hastings Court did not adjourn for
the term yesterday.
Judge Ingram was on the bench for the
transaction of chancery business.
The meeting of the Manchester City
Democratic Committee will be held to-
morrow night. It has been called by
Chairman r. S. Rives.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Important Melting viii BE Held in
This cry FRIDAY.

\ mass-meeting of the Sunday-schoHL
workers OF Richmond and Manchester
will be held al the Y NJ. G y. Hail FRI
dav night at SD o'clock. IT is expected
that there will be a large attendance, as
all who are Interested in Sunday schools
have been invited.
The feature of the evening will ne an
address by Rev. z. Morris Fergusson OF
New Jeesey secretary and treasurer OF
the international Field-VVorkers' stssoeta-
zion. Rev. MIR FERGUSON bears the Fepu-
ratfou of being a ine speaker. as Well as
an experienced and successful S llli1.s,,
school worker lie comes to Virginia
es,ecia!ly TO address this meeting. He
viii arrive Friday afternoon and leave
early the next morning to I'LL other APP
Rev, Mr.. Ferguson viii be met upon
his arrival by Chairman Jones. OF the
after supper. will meet the Executive
Gonyniffee and others IN conference. at
30 o'clock. sfr. j. r. Jopling, OF pan
,.ftla president OF the State SUNDAY.
school Associa tion under the auspices OF
wt1ch the meeting will be held, VIII pa
The public will be welcome
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DISTRICT LODGE MEETS.
Pytl,ians of taastcrn Virginia Assem-
bic IN i;iclllnonI.

DiE III sAtCilIhot.u.
The District Lodge of knights Of
lss1hias in Virginia Tor this district was
held al Lee Camp Hall last night. ana
proved IA most instructive and enjoyable
affair Fully twa hundred r 6 Is.
,nesi from this city and other points in
Eastern Virginia Were IN attendance,
.rhs, District Lodge mel with Marshall
! I,adee OF this ciiN The meeting was
s,,ered In due form i,s District Deputy
Grand Chancellor C NJ Woodward, VINO
rendered the chair of the presiding oiticer
/ 10 Grand Chancellor FL Cunning ham.
81 BerlSeiy, who was present Grand
Chancellor Cunningham sracei ulty de-
el;nea the post and requested that ii pe
filled by the district deputy
- a number. of speeches. We're MADE pear
ing on Ae good of the order. Among
those who addressed the lodge We're
Grand Chancellor Cunningham, District
-@e;aisy Woodward, Past Grand Chancei-
inr Charles T. i<oei1r. Hon. ID. c. Richard
son Hon. James ". Gordon, Mr.. William
ssssrasznewsiiy- and others.
The following past rhancellors We're
given the degree due their rank. Nessrs.
Julian r. Shelton. OF IvaTfoe Lodge, No.
Dominion Lodge, No. 4. Richmond: A. y.
Bradley. Of Myrtle Lodge. No. %, Rich
s sIlona.: 4. satterwtl.te. of Myrtle
OF Virginia Lodge. No. = Richmond, A
IL Gha5sifs. OF Myrtle Lodge, No %,
5sichmorass John Il Sasilie. Of Marshall
4 Lodge, .Ssssssaes Rieh.noad:e G. N. Thomas.
ssof aasassi,s1A Lodge No. u. Richmond. u.
I IS Dayisom. as Damon Lodge No I.
clamona ssnd c. H Zoos, of narnon
i Lodge, No q. Richmond
The following lodges wore represented
mi the meeting: yi.ssinsa Lodge. No. .;
Old Dominion ledge No, A. Syracuse
Lodge. No. 5; Damon Lodge. No. q: Mar
shall Icnse n. IL. Gersaasfs Ledge. No.
III: Myrtle Lodge, No. -. Jefferson
ssIodge, No .. and lvaniloe Lodge. No
81. 81 Richmond. Afanchesse r Lodge. No
"a. sof Manchester: Naomi Lodge. No. 81
and Eureka Lodge. Ne. "a. OF Petersburg
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ENTHUSIASTIC CONVERTS.
There are Thousands Of Them Who
Relieve as This Woman Does.

( r =s5g
Mrs Ira knowiton. OF Butte, Mont. Is
], most enthusiastic convert to the VI
mos Of Stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a
sc,,re for obstinate stomach trouble. Shs
saws: Il had poor diSestioa neAriS az
nv life III Tow seems 10 me THAI Tor
,,ears I never knew what it was 70 De
hungry. to have 4, good natural appetite
al was troubled with gas III stomach
causing pressure on the. heart Win pa-pt-
ztatiou ard short breath. Nearly every
hing ate soured on my stomach. some
times L had cramps IN tha stohi'1sii J" 'tten
almost resembled spasms
..Doc+ors tod me i mad catarrh OF tAe
stomach but their medicines would not
reach it. and / would zstll be sulieIet,
had IT not, in sheer desperation, oec"'ee'
10 try Stuart's Dyspepsia Iaplets-
ST knew they were an advertised rem
Sedv and / didn't believe anything reao
about them, as / had no cohndehce III
a dyertised Sremed .es.$but my sister li.iii5
in @Pittsburg wrote me lasl spr-hS, 'eii.'ls
No how Stuart's Tablets had cured her
and her .I.ttlcz daughters of ind gestion and
insss If flesh and appetite, and hesltated
no longer.
1T borght a 5o-cent box at my drug
store and took two of the large tablets
after each meal and found them dellsht-
sfn,5 TO take, being as pleasant to the
taste as caramel candy. Whenever our
Ing the day or night / felt any pain OF,
uneasiness in the stomach or ABOUT sne
heart / took one of the small tablets
and in three weeks II ssesneo' 70 1t' e e
as il Il had never known What stomach ;8ta
trouble vas. J.,
q keep stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IN
.,,es house and every member OF our
family uses them occasionally after a
hsa rty meal or when any or US nave ma
. pain or ache in the digestive organs.
Mr.. r. H Davis. Of Hampton, va, y a.
6 toctored five wears TOR ass-
persia. but in Imo months got more
benefit from Stuart:s Dysoepsia "a niz. =
.,,an in 1ye years OF t:.e doctors urea ss Z
ment. go
stuart,s DysneHsia TabSets IS the sa1ess'
as vel as the simplest and most cu 4't
yenient. remedy Tor any form ofz7afoi-
restion. catarrh OF stomach, his'ous1less,
sour stomach. b1oattns a y i'-
pathetic heart tro1el e.,
stuart. Dysuensias Tablets Is not a caeap
cara rite. i've disestiNe rere1v,
continuing the pepsin and Ola .tas'e VIII n
| er.ary ~ AZ stamarh lacks, a d hey ere
lsslnna 81 troubles because hsrs q 8. s. the
sond Yen ten and give the weak abused,
| overworkeds stomach chance to rest
and recuperate .
stuartss Dyspepsia Tablets are sold In
every drug store IN the United States,
canada and Great sBs1tain.
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POLITICS IN NEW KENT.
a Case Tried Before Magistrate on
Sunday.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times


RoXBURY, VA. October 30
AS the election is drawing near the
interest seems to increase, especially
among the Republicans, who up to a few
days ago were very silent. Nightly
M etngs are being held by that faction
in the rural districts. and they are work
ing to defeat Captain Lamb for Congress.
While the Democrats are sure of Cap
tain Lambs election, it will not do to be
too Indifferent and rest on tn If oars and
depend on the tide to drift them safely
to shore, when the Republicans are crowd
ing every sail and making every tack
to win the prize, which they seem TO
think they viii do. Money is being mt,
and it has its influence in New kent
as els-Where
An incident occurred h2re a few days
ago that was never known before ia tn S
county. Saturday last q colored man.
by the name of candy Harris. was
arrested for beating his sister, and III !;
case was tried at Quinton Sunday by
Squire E. J. Clopton The man was
fined $40 and costs. No one has ever
seen a. case tried before in this county
on Sunday, and it has caused much
comment
Rev. M. Proctor preached his tar3Well
sermon at Providence church Sunday to
a crowded house. II used for subject
Keep Unspotted from the World. = Z
was an able and feeling discourse, aud
attentively listened to by all. After the
servic three We're received into the
church
Ollie Courtney, q young man, about
eighteen years old. while out EIntng
Saturday had his right hand shot 50 badly
that it had to be amputated. Much sym
patty is felt for him. as he was very
deserving and Industrious young man, and
the main support of his aged par nts
Captain John Lamb will sp ak at Gum
ton Saturday. November Sd. at s p NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stoddard. OF FsoX-
bury, after spending the summer IN
Detroit, M:ch., have returned home
Mr. A. c. Lacy and his brother, R1ch-
ard, are visiting Mr. James @Catn1an, OF
CHARTS City.
AR. and Mrs. Rollie Lacy. Of Char
slottesvilie. are visiting their mother, NJ IS
Glen Lacy, of Pleasant Ridge.
Mr. Willie Clarke. after a short VISIT
to his father. Mr. r. d Clarke. O. Cd
Tavern. returned to Richmond Y ster t1.
where he holds a responsible position
with the TT. King Seed $Comnany.
Mr. Alton Moody. of Rich0eo d. sneze
SUNDAY with his parents, Mr.. and NJ MIS-.
z I'll. Moody. of Quintoa.
Mr.. George Libby ard "a TRENT, o
Tslrhrrond wa s5sinv,'s a fs,v; a.
bird hunting. They KITE d thlsty five nice
birds and several rabbits
MIA. Walker and Mr. ] sfcf +
ardson, of Rovbnry, offer a peasant vis1t
to friends in Barhamsyllle, have returned
hom e. s$S3sa -
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S,.s,ese,.se Verses.

4 bright boy. four years old, has an
nncle who teaches him nonsense verses.
not unlike those with which the late Ed
ward Lear used 70 ansuse English children
The nephew wept 70 sundag-sehool and
not long ago his teacher was telling the
class, about the busy bees, and asked X
any OF the children could tell her anything
concerning them
waldo can, spoke arp the little fellow.
We'll! Waldo. you may stand IN front
and tell us what you know. And Waldo.
rising proudly. steamed away with these
lines.
How doth the little Busy bee
DELIGHT to bark a.d bite,
To gather honey all the day
And ear 1t up ar night.
Trying to suppress smile. the teache.
asked s.Did your mother teach you that?'
No. my Uncla Arthur did 't-voush'A
Companion
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Al the Isosnita,s..

Mrs. Lyon 6. Tyler. who isscritica.ly I'll
at ST. Luke's Hospital was abort the
SAINT last night.
Mrs. Bibb. who has been under the
T treatment OF DR.. Bosher at the Retreat
for the Sick for the last ten days, was
discharged yesterday morning.
DR.. Leeci,. of the Kelley Institute. Is
recovering at the Retreat for the Sick.
Mrs. FieiSien was discharged from the
Virginia Hospital Monaay.
Mr.. Felix Smith continues to Improve at
the Old Dominion Hospital
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AMUSEmE NTS.
AcAD9NY-To-nisht- Down on The

Y-To-nisht-'-Down on The
Farm.
BIJou-To-night-v audeville-
The Gunner's Mate, a naval MeIo-drama,
+ha product of the brain OF VIM J. kier-
nan, a New Jersey dramatic critic, was
presented at the academy Of Music last
al-ay, NO and YESTERDAY afternoon. Tue
cfunner's Mate is rePlete With thrilling
situations and timely reseues me Qua
loaue is such as is calculated to arouse
the gallery gods and there were frequent
loud and Iusty cheers at last nights per-
forHlancc ..,r
Csunner.s Mate" : excellent Taree
scenes-the gun deck of the United States
cruiser New York. and the forecastle and
fre-room of the same snip wera extremely
realistic The action within the ffe-roon
! was fast and furious, and while conslder-
ably overtirawn. was more Or less e&ttt-
ing and to the lovers of neio-draEEla was
undoubtedly interesting
Becton BEDFORD was cast in the role OF
Clement Carroll the Gunner $ Mate
aud as the hero, was ever ready WIN
his strong right arm or pistol to deIsiEa
and protect the helpless There was AttIe
! talent displayed by those in the cast; IA
deed little was necessary MISS Louise
] valentine who esayea the seubruette
! part. introduced some spirited dancing,
but her singing was not OF the best
At THE BIJOU-
The Biiou was filed again last night To
its capacity. The performance was pleas
! ing. and liberal applause was given the
| artists Lee. the inpersonator, was the
| star OF the evening. though Press EldridS2'
and the Dre,7gs were loudly encoFed-
/ DOWN ON. THE FARM TONIGHT
/; The pastoral play Down on the Farm
| VII hold the boards at the Academy TO-
! night Charles Manley will appear as
| Seth Huckins ana the performance prom
| Uses To be highly interesting,
| Faust will be- tie attraction ut ma tjne'
! and night tomorrow.
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Took II;,usl,.,..i,r.t

Alice Bra asbon. of No ITO East sla in
Street. sent nut ST evening ur-s
/ took. DR.. sf,er. Of the ambulance. was
called. and after some time restored her.
NE ambulance was called TO the Third
Police Station lastn night at $50 o'clock.
Albert Gauf han gotten into a fight and.
WAS badly cut about the face. He VAS:
treated and lAtt by Drs Fisher.
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BOARD OF AGRlcUL TURE.
Mcct,n. 10 Be Held in Roanoke Cit,
To-Day.

To-Day.
TIE State Board of Agriculture will
mset at Roanoke to-day. Some Very inn
1ortant matters VII come Up for consid-
Grafton. which viii be of interest TO the
farmers A; The last meeting a committee
was appointed 10 select suitable places
nisnn wnieil 10 establish governmental
farms The committee has performed its
duty. and Viii report to The meeting To-
nay.
1t is understood shat one OF the farms
viii be ESTABLISHED in Charlotte county,
which Will DC devoted exclusively. TO eN-
perlmen;iilg With tobacco. Mr. Juli.E NJ
Putin. president of tl,e Bonrd, and sAv-
r..al If tie ntanlhe:s passed through the
z,iir m their wag Ia Roanoke YESTERDAY,
and called 10 ray their respects &c Cover
4ar Tyler wfiiie here,
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FIRE ON clay street.

uorsa No. To West. Clay Street was
'dlnSaged bv fire last night about 1l:;G
o:'ti..ciS tn the amount OF several huts
dred dollars. The. property belonged to to
; ~ IRE FIRE originated in closet
~ srs the rear OF the building. and had gotten
cansi.,erl BILE Roadway before being dis
cayareT
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.HUITCHINS GETS,
A LIGHT SENTENCE
Receives One Year for the Killing Of
Robert ]. Shaw.
PORTSMOUTH WITHOUT WATER.
The License OF Pilot Richard Wood
Revoked United States 1nsrec-
tors = Tho Torpedo Boat
Stack ton Not Ready.
PORTSMOUTH WITHOUT WATER.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.o

NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 23-The jury in
the case OF James c. HutclinS, on trial
at Portsmouth for the alleged murder of
Robert j. Shaw. agreed on a verdict To-
dav. They found Hutet1ns guilty of voun-
tary ma1lslaushter and fixed his punish
ment at one year in the penitentiary.
Under their finding. should the prisoner
not misbehave. ne would nave to serve but
six months Hutch!ns' counsel asked tnar
the verdict be set aside.
There is talk of the defense asking for
a new trial, but it is believed they will
hardly risk this, but will accept the SEN
tence imposed
A large element believe the sentence too
light Hutchins killed Shaw alleging that
he believed him unduly intimate with his
wife and the evidence showed that
Hutcilins surprised Shaw coming out Of
his house which Hutchins had forbidden
HIM to visit He shot him on the spot,
pleading on his trial that he feared Shaw
would kill him On the trial it appeared
that Hutchins soma months begore he
shot Shaw, applied TO be divorced from
his wife, whom he alleged was unfa5thfui.
Many sensational circumstances sur
round the case.
NO WATER in PORTSMOUTH,
Portsmouth was almost entirely without
water for some hours to-day, the supply
main having b,rrsted in the Dismal
Swamp. The Portsmouth street rl-i way
in consequence, ran no cars to-day. being
unable to raise steam. The break has
been repaired.
Morton & Co., Newport News bankrupts'
were granted a discharge by Judge Wad-
dill to-day.
The license of Pilot Richard Wood was
revoked to-day by the United States local
inspectors of steam vessels. Nh WOOD
was pilot on the Old Dominion tug com
modore Duryea, when barge toWea 'S
her. was recently run into by Tie Mer-
chants and Miners liner Essex Nine
teen colored ,longslloremeli were drowned
in the collision
ol,t of dry-dock to-day, was antlei-
pated She will probably De ready. now
ever, for her trial trip next THURSDAY
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Council Gem ,nittees.

Conncil Committees.
- The Council Committee on Police will
meet al 30 o'clock this afternoon, and
at Al clock there will be a meeting OF the
B SUB COMMITTEES On Healt b, to which the.
street-eleanlnE question was referred.
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General Edgar Allan will speak at Dumb
hires Hall. in Fulton. tonight He and
Mr. Hugh Gordon Miller, of Norfolk, will
speak at Old AtarketEHall Tomorrow night
General Edgar Allen has issued and is
widely circulating a card bearing his pic
tu-s and the following inscription:
Vote for Ed gar Allan for Congress,
November 9Th, i SOC. 7