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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
observation-disclosures

Especial To The Richmond NirgtnianD
LEESBU re, June l5.-Miss Flor
ence Edith George younger daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert :. George. OF
Near LoNettsville this county was mar
ried to-day Wednesday, at ST. James
Reform church to Mr.. c. Campbell
Riddlemoser, son of the late Or. Rid
dlemaSer, Of Mt.-A.rY. Md The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j, X,
Lewis pastor OF the church The groom
was attended by Mr.. a. Frank Miller,
Of Mt Airy Md The ushers We're
Messrs r. .. Green. Of Baltimore, Md:
n. X Hickman. Lovettsvilie, Va, and
J. H Leslie. of Leesburg, The brides
attendants were Miss Fleanore T..
George, sister OF the bride as maid of
honor.
Mrs. Gregg. Of Washington. matron
OF honor The bridesmaids we're
Misses Sarah X. Armstrong, Of War
renton. Va. and Miss Gertrude NJ,
Ball, Of PUrceIlyille, Va. Master Sam
ueI George nephew OF the bride was
ring bearer and Alma Isabel George
flower girl. The church was taste
fully decorated with ported plants and
daisies.
The wedding march was rendered by
Miss Mary Lewis. OF Lovettsville, and
Miss Lauretta Willard, of Knoxville,
Md. sang. softly 20 Promise Me" dur
ing the ceremony.
After northern tour, MIR. and Mrs
Riddlemoser will reside near Berkeley
Springs, w Va. where the groom Is
engaged in construction work.
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ST. Johns CIRCLE OF the Kings
daughters invite all OF their friends
TO call ut Eaton's, opposite old st.
Johns church. Twenty-tifth and
Broad streets, Thursday, June f6, and
enjoy Ices and soft drinks for charity's
sake. Any hour from sunrise to mid
night. During the afternoon and eve
ming several OF the members of the
circle, assisted by tine following young
ladies, Will serve: Misses Jennie and
Alice Gary. Florence Currie, Sallie
Hancock, Juliet Anderson and Hazel
billiard A number of Ice cream par
ties are being made up for that eve
ming and others are Invited to join
them,
The Girls Missionary Society OF
Leigh Street Baptist church viii have
a lawn party on the lawn adjoining
the church Friday evening, June II,
the weather permitting.
The Missionary Conference OF the
Richmond district met at Hampton
yesterday. and, despite the inclement
weather, a most delightful meeting
was held. Fifteen delegates from
Church Hill attended, going with the
Hasker Memorial excursion, which
carried down quite a goodly number.
They were given the heartiest well
come and were royalty entertained by
the Methodist ladies of Hampton.
Mrs. Virginia Hasker. district secre-
tary, presided over the meeting. and
though enfeebled by recent sickness,
made most able presiding officer.
She was ably sustained by Mrs. X.
H Potts, who. besides making the
address on The Present Missionary
Crisis and How We Shall Meet IT,
also took several absentees' place on
the program. Miss Susie Hogan, the
sweet voiced soprano of Union Sta
ton. sang solo.
The minutes were taken by Miss Ca
miIla Donly. Of ST. James, A houn-
tiful lunch was served at the church
and supper was also given the visitors
before they left for Buchroe Beach
to take the train. Several ministers
Of the vicinity visited the meeting
during the day. and devotional exer-
cises we're held in the afternoon by
Rev q II. NJ. Taylor, OF Hasker
Memorial.
Mrs. j. r. Benson. of Norfolk, is
visiting Mrs Rosa Lee Eunank, OF
els North Twenty-flrst street She
will be her guest until after the Pol
lard Eu bank nuptiais.
Mr.. Coalter Hancock, who has been
attending the University of Virginia,
has returned to his home. 2T0t East
Grace street.
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WOMAN'S PLACE
is IN THE HOME
Cardinal Gibbons So Tells Grad
yates of Mt. St.
Agnes.

BALTIMORE, MD. June 15.--That
women can do far more efficient work
In the home than In the political
arena was the thought impressed upon
the graduating class of Mount ST.
Agnes College, Mount Washington.
by Cardinal Gibbons, in an address
1T is the home where the principles
of life are laid down" he said. What
would become of society If II were
not for the grand and noble women
Of the home? Women should rule the
home and men politics"
In complimenting the graduates
upon their work, the cardinal told
them to remember that woman's
realm is the home and urged them to
cultivate the spirit of virtue. indus
try and obedience and to be honor
able. loving and all that is good and
noble. He paid a high tribute to the
work done by Sisters Of Mercy
throughout the country and TO the
service performed by them during
the Civil and Spanish wars.
There were four graduates--Mfsses
Catherine Agnes Odendhal Adele
Friez. of Maryland. and Misses Mary
Grace Townsend and Helen Elizabeth
Townsend. OF the District of Column
hia. all OF whom received the degree
OF bachelor Of arts> .--. -.
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Mrs. Willie B. Sutton and daugh-
ter. OF 525 North Thirty-third street.
left last week for Stony Creek, where
they will visit friends for several
weeks. Later they will spend some
time In Lynchburg and the noun
tains of Virginia before returning
home in the fall.
Mrs. Seay and Mrs. Snead. of Fork
Union, who are In Richmond attend
Ing the finals of Richmond College.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.,
Peers. of 2s1s East Marshall.
Little Mary Lee Phaup. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. H.. Phaup, of
s2ot East Broad street. continues very
sick,
Mr.. r. II. Eubank. of William and
Mary College, Is a guest in the home
I'of Mrs. Rosa Eubank.
Mrs. George r. Greene, who has
been spending some time In Moyoek.
\. C., will return home the last OF
the week, Later she will go to the
mountains of Virginia for several
weeks.
Mrs. John r. Mayer. of 2T00 East
Grace street. Is confined TO her home
with a sprained ankle, but Is i'm
proving
REV. NJ. ., Eagle, rector OF SHEist
church, and Rev. r. A. Goodwin. rec
tor OF ST. Johns, left yesterday to
attend the commencement exercises
at the Episcopal Theological Seminary
near Alexandria. DIR. Goodwins son.
Robert A Goodwin, Jr,. is gradu-
ate this year.
Mrs. E. p. Bickers, OF 27is East
Franklin, who has been III the past
month, Is now very much improved.
Mrs John Mann, OF 2eos East
Grace street has returned heme from
two weeks visit to her son, Mr.,
Charles Mann. of East Atlee.
DR.. J. Leo Mcdonald, of Chester
field county, was the guest OF friends
of East Grace street Monday.
Mrs. Charles Monchey, of $50 North
twentieth street. has returned to her
home after n ten days visit TO rela-
tives in Savannah. Ga.
Z. e Sunpter who has been at
tending school in Richmond, IN visit
ing in Blackshurg,
Mrs Charles Mann, formerly of
Church Hill. but now of East Alice,
has returned home from a visit to
her parents at Fork Union. She also
went to Van Vert Ohio, where she
attended the marriage of her broth
err, Mrs Mann was accompanied by
her brother. Mr.. Eastan White, of
Tyenty-siyth and Franklin.
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TOBACCO CROP SMALL
BECAUSE PLANTS SCARCE

Especial TO The Richmond Vrginian.)
MOUNT AIRY. VA, June 15.--The
recent rains have enabled the planters
to about finish planting tobacco. A
little less than a full crop has been
get out. The shortage Is oocasioned
by want OF plants. The crop will be
late unless remarkably good weather
for growing and maturing the crop
prevails. but worms and wire worms
are abundant and the early planted
tobacco Is starting off narrpw and
peaked and huttoning out badly.
Wheat is nearly ready to tut and
there is fairly good crop. Winter
sown oats are good Spring sdwn oats
are looking bad. Corn Is looking
we'll and large crop planted for this
section.
Fruit is abundant in the richards
and the largest crop OF wild berries
seen for years.
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THEIR WAY
INTO THEIR JOBS
Secretary of War Declares That
Greatest Presidents Were
Elevated from Army.

WEST POINT, y. y, June ID
The example Of Col Theodore Roose-
Welt as one OF the several Presidents
whom the fortunes Of war had boost
cd into the White House was held
up 10 the graduating class of the
military academy to-day W Secretary
Of War Dickinson in his commence
ment address.
The war of the Revolution" he
said. elevated 60 the presidency
Washington: that OF 1912. Jackson
that with Mexico, Taylor. that be-
tween the States. Grant, and that
with Spain. Roosevelt Although
their ascension TO the presidency did
not follow Immediately upon their
military service, there can De no
doubt that the regulations gained IN
arms by the two Harrisons and Hayes
were potent factors in raising them
to that high Office. The navy is be-
hind in its quota Doubtless the sec
rotary of the navy can satisfactorily
explain. 1t may follow the army
Where will you find in the his
tory of any people such record OF
private and public virtue as has been
shown by our military men VINO nave
held tine chief magisracN?. ihtir
fortune was exceptional but not their
qualities. among the soldiers OF whom
they we're opponents. There must De
an apex to every pyramid but be-
cause 1t Ia highest It doesn't neces-
sari1y differ in essentials from that
by which 1t Is sustained,
In concluding. he said that the
system of military education in this
country Is unsurpassed anywhere IN
the world.
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alrrnOunt

The pastors quarterly reunion of
the Paramount Christian was held
sunday night. June IL. at sis F. NJ.
Program was as follows: Song, We
have an ancher. by congregation, fol-
lowed by prayer by Brother w. NJ.
Jones; song, Somebody. by congrega-
ton; welcome on behalf of church
MIR. f. w Wright. welcome on behalf
Of the Sunday school, Mr. j. l.. Fox;
song, quartotte, Mr., Hohson and Car
ter Davis. John Sharp, Rowland
Thornton Acrostic; "W-a-t-c-h,' by
D. S. Henkel song. Dolly Drift
wood illustrated by stereopticon.
sung by the Misses Halls. Rold Call;
eating with the pastor song, God be
with YOU till We meet again" by
congregation. dismissed with prayer
by the pastor
Chiidrens day exercises were also
held in the Christian church Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 p NJ The church
had been very beautifully decorated
by the ladies of the church. The eXer-
cises opened with singing Brothers
and Sisters Across the Sea. Scripture
reading by Mr.. Lewis Wright; prayer
by Pastor D. S. Henkel; recitation,
"Children's Day" by Edward Minor
Building the Ladder, by ten girls:
J IttlIaLipH, bVyS NiGht EAtit- <AupEts
Tucker; song, by Gladys Hall; recita-
ton, What Ia my Work, by olo Will
liams. song, by quartette; song, Shin
ing Lights, by ten girls; recitation,
Speak kindly by Frances Farmer
duet. by MAY Baker and Bertha
Bragg; song, by school: closing
prayer. by Mr.. f. W. Wright
On Monday night, May Council. d
of L., held their regular meeting but
on account OF the Indictment weather
small crowd was in attendance.
After the regular business several
candidates were initiated, This ooun-
| Gil has grown very. fast in the pas,
six months. and is now In a thriving
condition. ..~ ... .. .-..+
Mrs W.T. jenkins who has been
very sick Ser several weeks is able
to be out again.
/ The Just For Fun Social Club will
meet at the home Of Miss Exsie Ger
melman Friday night. kIl mem bers
try and be present, as business al
much importance will be transacted
Miss Ethel Payne. Of Fluvanna
county, is the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Mamie Wade. of North Twenty
third street
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Baker have re-
turned n their homes in Swansboro,
after pleasant visit TO friends on the
avenue.
/ Miss Bertha Pond is still very sick
at her home on Mosby street
/ Mrs. r, II Mason and little daugh-
+ ter. Rena, left Monday for Gooch-
/ land county to visit her sister for
several weeks
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THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN.
home in Roanoke. Or. Wolfe, VINO
was operated upon for appendicitis VI
1t. Lukc's recently liz improving.

home IN kc3nokCs III. NoIltSs 49,
was operated upon for appendicitis VI
81. Lukc's recently IN improving
Miss Henrietta Crump is the guest
uf her grandmother at Mount AIRY.
Miss Nancy Patton is. the guest OF
friends at Fort Benjamin Harrison. In
diana. Tor some time.
5ry. ". r, Manor and aitss Shirley
Manor. Of Harrisonours, formerly of
RIehWond, are the suest OF friends in
this CITY,
Mrs. +. L. Powell of @222 Nenable
street IS quite sick at her home.
Mrs. John Ii. Redo, OF Roberts street
Barton Heights. is visiting her daugh-
tel, Mrs. II. ". kins. in Norfolk.
Mrs. ]. Hawkins. Of Primers Point,
Va. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. +. f. Powell. has returned home
Mrs. +. 4. Carter left Wednesday FOR
Roanoke where she viii he the guest
Of her son, Mr.. W r. Carter.
Miss Jennie Peay is quite sick at her
home on eth street.
Miss Stella Moore, of SANDY Spring
Nd. is the guest her uncle, Mr.. Thos.
q. Moore, Of $40 West Franklin street
Miss Bessie jackson is the guest of
Miss Margaret Eagles6eld in lndianap-
oils, Ind.
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Grand opera for Richmond,

Grand opera for Richmond.
Atlanta had grand opera this year
and had money II spare after all the
metropolitan stars had received their
checks.
It is entirely feasible for the capt.
tai of the grand old commonwealth
of Virginia to have> grand opera II
music lovers of Richmond exert them
selves
These and similar sentiments were
voiced at the annual meeting of the
Wednesday club held at the Jefferson
hotel Mr.. ]. G. Corley. who was elect
ed president 10 succeed Mr.. George
w. Stevens, resigned was particular
ly enthusiastic over the prospects for
grand opera, declaring that II 900 sub
scrihng members could be obtained be-
fore the club mapped out its program
for its next May festival IL would be
entirely possible to have the stars OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company sing
In RIchmnnd. He showed that ATTAIN
ia had $4,000 to divide between this
company and the organization under
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Miss Susie Cleaton, one of our pop
ular High School teachers. returned
Saturday from Petersburg where she
had been visiting since the close IF
chool. Monday morning she left COR
Washington, p, C., to spend a we3k
before going to Charlottesville to TT
tend the summer normal. She will
take special course in science.
Miss Temple Cameron is visiting at
Mrs Jennings, on the avenue
The Mothers Club held an interest
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon. ON
account of bad weather there was not
large attendance of members All
bills were ordered paid. The com
mittee reported about twenty dollars
being raised at the entertainment
given June 2. This club has been an
important factor Of the High School
fpr session 1909-1910. Much good
work has been done Regular meet
ings will he, held on second Tuesday
~ each month during the summer.
Mr.. John Ryan and family have re
Gently moved from Richmond to 1905
Second avenue.
Mrs. M. s. Phillips Of Third ave
nue.. is quite sick with typhoid fever
The closing exercises OF the music
class of Miss Rosalie Holiday Shafei
win take place a Their home, on Thiro
/ avenue. Thursday evening, June is
at $50 +. NJ.
MIR. and Mrs P. j. Flippen and lit
tie son, Hugh. have returned home
after two weeks visit to Cum Der
land county.
Miss MARY Gathright. of Richmond
T. yuhn
Miss Emily Zeius has been quite
sick, but is now improving.
Mr.. James Beavers has moved into
his new home on Second avenue,
Mrs. George Lizzotte and children
will spend a month in LawrenceVille
her old home.
Mr.. f. f. Fisher and children viz
tied his mother In Staunton recently
A large vote was polled In Highland
Park Tuesday and, although the rair
came down in torrents at Intervals
during the day. it did not damper
the ardor of the several candidates
or thepr constituents The following
win be the personnel of the Council;
T.. NJ. McCluer, Mayor; @. l.. Satter'
white, Charles II. <astelburg. A. p
spott, +. S. Burlington, W, A. Clarke
IL. and A. G. Quarles. Councilmen.
Regular Wednesday night prayer
service viii be held in all of the
churches.
Mrs. r. II. williams continues &c
grow weaker
MIR. and Mrs p. s. Rogers little
ba by boy, Pell, has been sick for q
week.
MIR. c. r. Wingfield and little grand
sons. Rufus and Chris Quarles. left
TUESDAY for short visit to Char
lottesville, Va.
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HANDSOME HOME AND
FINE FARM ARE SOLD

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LEESBURG, VA. June 15.--'Lin-
wood" the home of the late RE- III.
Lynn. president of the American Ma
tional Bank of Washington, d. c..
and one of the most handsome resi-
dences In Leesburg. has been sold by
Mr.. William +. Lynn. administrator
to Mr.. George J. Babson. Of Maine.
The price paid was $4,000. This
property is situated on the northern
suburbs Of Leesburg. with most at
tractive surroundings.
The farm belonging to the late will
liam Fletcher. situated near Middle.
burg. Va, and containing 1853 acres
has been sold to Mr.. NJ. b. Richards
OF Winchester. Va. The price paiA
was 1850.
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CORLEY SAYS RICHMOND
CAN HAVE GRAND OPERA
Movement to Have Stars Metropolitan Club Sing in This Git
Next Season Started Ann ual Meeting of Wednesday
Club and Prospects Seem Good

which its festival was held and he be-
lieved Richmond could make just as
good a showing.
All the members present pledged
themselves 10 work FOR new members
and to swell the list as big as posi-
BILE.
One OF the features OF the meeting
was the amendment 10 the bylaws by
which the annual dues Of the club
choruc were abolished, the substitute
being that each member should pur-
chase his or her music for the orator
los.
Officers elected were j 6. Corley,
president FL T. Meloney. vice presi-
dent.
Board Of governors: A B, Guigon, NJ
T. Spicer. Eugene Jones, Conway r.
Gordon. ". II. Dunn, ". y, Duke Geo
w. Stevens. John Stewart Bryan NJ
T. Thalhimer. w. c. Mercer. Arthur
Scrivenor and Thomas b. McAdams.
TIE offices IF treasurer, secretary
. manager and conductor will be elect
| ed nv the hoard Of gayernors
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lynch

LYNCHBURG, June I5.-~There
was less interest in the municipal
election here yesterday than in many
years, as the nominees Of the May
primary were unopposed. The vote
was about 200 less thar 10 per cent.
Of the registration. The members Of
the council elected were Aldermen
James l. Lee. William King, John W.
Carroll and r.. c. Stokes Councii-
men--A r, Montague, e. r. Mene-
fee. VIZ. n. Bigbie. A, y. Pierce. John
Victor, r n. Christian and John s
Witt.
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HENRY c. STUART
IS VERY POPULAR

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.
TAzEWELL, June 15,--Henry G..
stuart, democratic candidate for
Congress, ieft to-day after day and
half spent in town. He came here
Monday to attend meeting OF the
stockholders of the Buckhorn Iron
and Improvement Company. of which
he is president
To-day being stock sales day. there
was large crowd in town. and Mr..
Stuart met a great many people who
greeted him most cordially. He is
Immensely popular in this section
with all classes
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Raliforti,

EAST RADFoRD. June 15.--Rad-
ford elected six councilmen yester-
day, half OF her total number, three
from each ward. Interest centersd
In the West ward. where, at the last
moment, an Independent scratch tick
ct was put In the field. The scratch
candidates all won, the vote In this
ward standing: J. ]. Skinner. So, a
p. Goldsmith. SO; j. r. Walters. So,
the losing candidates being Frank
White, 43. and J. W. Pugh. 40. both
at present members. and Z. II. Gray
son. 40. In the East ward. j. r..
Bond was reelected. 100 votes; Cap
tain w. T. Baldwin. reelected, II
votes; Arthur Roberts. 81 votes, sue
ceeding II. J. Fisher, who received
43 votes. DIR. j. A. NobHn received
II votes. The total vote in the West
ward was 1903; East ward. ia. the
new councilmen take once IN Sep
TENDER.
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MILLS AT SPRAY N. c., BOUGHT
Marshall Field & Co., Make $4,000.
600 Deal.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 15.--Mar-
shah Field & Co, OF Chicago, It IL
learned here to-day, have effected prob
ably the largest deal in cotton, blank
cts dress goods and wollen min stocks
recorded in this State 10 date, having
secured controlling interest In Ave
plants at Spray. n. G.. representing a
total capitalization authorized of over
So, o00. 900,
the American Warehousing Company.
capital s1,4oo.000. together with its
huge finishing plant. Other mills are
the Spray Wooden Mills the I.illey Cot
ton Mills, the Rhode Island Cotton
Mills. and the Nantucket Mills. total
capitalization s4f5.300. nearly half
million dollars.
Other plants equally as large at
Spray are not included In this deal.
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Charming Dinner.

MIR. Wayne Childrey, OF Norfolk. en-
tertained at charming dinner on
Tuesday evening. at the Atlantic Club;
Virginia Beach in honor OF Mrs. staff
ord Parker. together with her hostesses
Mrs. Robert Pegram, Mrs. Stuart
Bowe, and Mrs. John A. Coke, Jr., all
OF Richmond; with whom she spent
the weekend at the Christian Cottage.
Scarlet flowers nttractiveiy decorated
the table, and the guest were Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Wainwright, of Norfolk;
Judge Alien Hanchei and Frank WIZ
coz.
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Crewc.

CREME, June 15.--In the lection
here yesterday A. l.. Woody was elect
ed mayor ever c. r. Sayre by a ma
jority of so votes in total of -
cast. The council was elected as fol-
lows: W. c. Davis. r. II Wilson, ID.
c, woodson. J. W. Harding Thomas
r. Oliver p. V. Robinette, q. Il. Will
son; John H. Fitzgerald, w. r.
Spence tied George II. Long, each re-
ceiving 55 votes.
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Roanoke.

ROANOKE, June I5.--1n an elec-
tlon here yesterday for members Of
the city council the democratic ticket
was unopposed In two wards. In
Melrose ward the republicans elected
one member and the democrats two
members OF the board of aldermen.
while the democrats elected three
democrats and one republican To the
common council. Kimhall ward elect
ed two republicans and one democrat
to the common council and one DEM
ocrat 10 the board OF aldermen.
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Ashland.

ASHLAND. June I5.---Tn the nu.
nicipal election held here yesterday
the following candidates for council
were elected; s. J. boswell @. r.
Delarue, u, b. Cox, G.. II. Jones, Jr.,
u. W. Newman. W. l.. Fay and w. r.
Brown. Town Sergeant II. A, Elicit
was reelected by unanimous vote
The council will re-elect c. w. Crews
mayor and Frank II. Cox treasurer
and clerk.
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Stanton.

STANTON. June Is, in the cleo
ton yesterday for two aldermen in
the First and two In the Second
wards, and thrna common councilmen
in tho First and four in the Second
wards. G. w. Fretweil and =. p. Sill
ing, independent. were elected alder
men In the First valid against Il. e,
r. Nelson and w. L. McCue, demo-
Gratis. L. c. Ware. w. G.. Moifett and
b. r. Buchanan. Independents. end
John Crosby. democrat, were elected
to the common council. two demo-
Gratis. Peyton Cochran and J. Fl. Bry-
an, being defeated. In the Second
ward the entire democratic ticket was
elected, II. L. Lang and w. H. Landes
going to the board of aldermen over
J. H Bowman and Fl. c. Parent.
independents. and ]. j Fiayin. q
Frank CARRIER. X. Il. Hevdcnreieh and
l.. w. II. Peyton to the common coun-
ell, defeating J. l. Hoy. HssF Scheele
and J. 8. Sensabaugh. independents.
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IDauyiIle.

DANVILLE. June 15.-Fifteen city
councilmen were chosen yesterday.
They are Aldermen-Charles G,
Snead, b. l.. Conway. Jr., John w.
Mum. Col. A. B. Darlington, Charles
NJ Mahan and Robert P, Walters.
Common Councilmen-P. T. Barrow.
Jr.. J. l.. Walker, Fred Clarke, Geo.
w. Crawley. George S. Moore. Julius
Kaufman. w, X, Anderson, J. w.
Powell, j. w Haraway and d. h.
Gardner.