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The evening world., 1888-05-01
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~ canal gIiI 81 e y EY5s HFO5Mui 81 ~ ny M M IN
NswSefpNyA, fJRp4l Rtgthdi 70 HealtGbHpmrl
Newborn, J =, from IA & All ct TO lad W bSth ST
N~ewoombe, I, from Q broad - 70 81 Wall St
N~ewcombe, j y, from Q Broadrst to 81 Wall st
Newman, J, from 1ei Prince to 90 Spring.
Newman 4 Co, Hy, from $50 to $50 B'wRy,-
Nicnoll, DR., II D., from I W 89th st to 81 K bIth ut.
Nicholas, Louis, from 81 10 So w sist At
Nicholls, " II, from s04 + sam ct TO al9 I4th 81
Nichols, II, from $50 Nassau ct to 90 Broadway,
Nitschke, Albert, 30 to 80 Fulton st.
Nolan, IT., from 945 w b5th to see W betn st
Noonan, John, to 9A 10th ave.
Northeastern Lttnbsrmdn, from 14th az and Broad.
way to As Broadway.
Norton, II Hammatt, from 2oo Broadway to Is Will
lam OF.
Norton 4 wallcott, from 200 B'wny to 45 william ct.
Novinsky. from lS Rivingtou ct 10 81 PIKE OF,
Nye, Loyal s, from Dey st TO ab Broadway.
The evening world., 1888-05-01

Taft. Jos Il, from room BOB to BO4, l46 Broadway,
Tankersby, Chas W, FROM / to Is Broadway.
Tardy, + j, from l4 Sd ave to l03 w Both st.
THtem, Mrs ] ID, from 1853 Sth ave to 1855 w 23d 81.
Taylor, Annie, from 99O w Goth 10 23 W lIih ST.
Teal, Fred, from $40 w Goth ct TO 444 w 2Bd Ut.
Teaior, l. A, IRON 1881 to 1927 ed ave.
Tedcastle, U Il, from G8 to IS broadway.
Teeis, ID II, from ~ to 90 W Broadway.
Ierhune, sam l., from 3S7 W 1lth to lI0 w 10th ct.
ThiDeau, Richard, from SiB Bowery to 23 Great
Thomas, james, from T7B to eas broadway.
Thomas \ Co. to 6S Broadway,
Thorn X Bdyley, from lI9 10 l64 Greene st.
Thompson, A Il, from Al Park row TO Potter Bldg.
THOMPSON, ii, from 40 w 28d 81 to $40 w 10th 81.
Thompson, Jos, from Is TO II South 81.
Thompson, j W, from II Park row TO Potter Bldg.
Thompson, Mrs c, from $40 to 24 9th ave.
THOMPSON, Mrs, TO 302 w 6Tth A..
Thompson, Mary, IRON 1886 Lexington ave to l26lh
st.
Thompson, W II, from ils L SIN st to cor Madison
ave and 64tn bt.
Thompson & Co, from AS B'way to 4is Broome ct.
Thompson a KOes, from ~ Barclay TO lao Nassau.
Thomson, p, from lBp F. 10th 10 liJ Z ii2lh OF.
Thorp. f. to 1888 atn ave.
Thorpe 4 co, from ll9 9TH ave 10 Is Cortlandt o..
Tierney & Porter, from Morse Bldg 10 lS2 Nassau 81.
Tierney, Mrs j. from 1872 TO III W ped ".
Tiers 4 co, 10 IS Broadway.
T1etH, Theo, from 81 Canal at to ~ Greene s.
Tiffany, u 4, from Tribune Bldg TO Is Cortlsndt st.
Timmons, John, from 436 W Goth TO 43l w nth 81,
TImpson, L W, from 81 Exchange place to 20 Broad
Tim, son K Co, from Of Exchange place to 80 Broad
Be
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Uni, Frank, TO aRI 4 seth st
ulich, G, TO 1858 w 48d st.
ullman, Nathan, from Sal to st7 Broadway.
Iilmann, Henry, from oil 10 2Ip Il btth at.
Ullner, WIN, from 8l9 TO 500 Broadway.
Ullner, William, from $40 TO 00S Broadway.
United Lines Tel Co, from 0 Liberty st to l Bway.
u = Express Co (branch), from 1889 to 1915 B'way.
U s Fire Insurance Co, from Boreel Building TO
Maiden lane aud Broadway.
United States Fire Ius Co. from IFS to 10 B'dway.
L s Insurance Co, from ll3 to 100 Broadway.
United States Sign Co, from 1893 B'way TO Frenoh's
Hotel, Park row.
Tinker, Rudolph, from 1929 to 1btQ list ave.
Uppman. Carl, from a61 W 3ith at to 200 W 1a6th 81
usher, D, jr, IRON 149 K 56th 81 to 94S L I'D a.
Usher, s, TO l05 w 10th 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
ST. y,cno,a. for Aur,st. 1883.

ST.. Nicholas for August is chiefly an out
door number. +. Ii. Lungren has drawn a
frontspiece, In the Park - (; "The Story OF
the Sea-Serpentv is told by Edward IreLaus
Stevenson; +. :. Brooks describes az Ro-
mau Man-o'.War Man." In "Little Moe.
casin's Ride on the Thunder-Horse " Colo
mel Guido Ilges tells an exciting story Of q
little Indian boy. Ia ''Tom. Dick. and
Harry on the Coast OF Maine " Mr.. ID. c.
Beard brings back some former fayorites, re-
counting with pen and pencil their vacation
exploits. 1.-THE Bell Bu0y's Story" by Lucy
q. Morse, Is delightful story and is beauti-
fully illustrated by A. Il. Davies.
Herman II. Birney's article, "Shadow
Pantomlmes,0 Fiyes directions for a sumner
evening entertainment. Mrs. Olive Tborne
KILLER writes Of ssThs Dear Dolls" and the
paper is followed by Two sketches on similar
subjects.
Pages serial, 1.-TWO Little Coniedcrates,v
is coptiaued; Richard Malcolm Johnston
begins the recital OF the oddities OF {" Little
Ike Templin.v Charles Henry Webb tells
Us all about " Mr.. Crowley" the iour-banded
guest Of the Central Park Museum. and Will
liam II. Ridehlg has an interesting paper
concerning " Children and Authers."
There are poems and verses by Ebeu T..
Rexferd. Eudora 8. Bunstead, Dora Read
Gosdalr, and i. q. Francis, and the depart.
racnts are strong In their customary iea.
lures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
THE C. & q. RECEivEBsHIP.
The Appointments Postponed Until
Tuesday Week. or later.

Tuesday Week. or later.
II was expected that judge Wexford, sit
ting as the Circuit Court for Henric0 county,
would on yesterday appoint receiver Tor
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Ccmptny
10 succeed the lamented Williams {. Wick
ham, but such was nat the case. He expect
ed TO have doue so. or at least to have beard
some motions with reference to the matter,
but tclegrapbic sdyices were received here
the result OF which was that the appointment
was postponed until Tuesday week the 9TH
OF August, and there are corLsin contins en-
cics that may arise whioh will necessitate yet
further delay. Just what these contingencies
are have not vet been stated.
II is understood that the Committee ON
Organization desire that the appointment OF
receiver shall be postponed until after the
return OF President Ingalls, from Europe. In
the mean time Mr.. J. L. Odcl, general SUI
perintendent, will assume charge OF affairs
and fill General Wickham's place. All the
heads OF departments will remain as at pres.
emit constituted, and orders will come from
and reports be made to Superintendent
Odcll.
This action strengthens the belief hereto
fore held by many well informed in railroad
matters that Dir. Il. NJ. ingalls,, president OF
the company, win yet the plum. He is now
in Europe. and until recently intended stay
ing until the 1st OF September, but has new
decided to return at once, and Is expected
home the latter part ei this month. Mr.. ln.
gals was made president by the Huntington
people, aud as they still held the reins OF
power his chances no doubt are good. Mr..
Huntington, 1t is stated, regards Mr. ingalls,
as one Of The most thorough and ambitious
railread-men in the couRtrY. The other
gestlemen most prominently mentioned In
connection with tao appointment are Judge
Robertson, OF Charlottesville, and Henry
r. Wickham, Esq, counsel for the company.
These gentlemen are beth thoroughly ac-
quainted with The company's affairs, and the
appointment OF either OF them would meet
with the approval OF tho Virginia people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

walton and signed J. Packer ana r. "
Evans.
Miss KittIe schools has gone 10 Petersburg
on brief visit.
Miss Reles Mountcastle sailed BY steamer
frsm New York yesterday for Richmond.
Mr.. william. II. Washington, with T.
Roberts Baker, returned 10 the city yester-
day after pleasant trip TO Centre Cross.
Mr.. Charles A. Page left yesterday after.
noon 10 visit his mother, Mrs. Charles IA.
Page, who Is summering at Brooke farm, In
Louisa.
Judge Atkins left the city yesterday eve
ming TO visit his wifes sister, who has been
extremely III for several days near the Cnes.
terHeld coaLmines.
Miss Mari, m Lovcnstein, daughter OF Hon.
William Loyensteiu, Is spending her veca-
ton from school with her cousin, Miss Car
rie Wassermzn, OF Baltimore.
Miss Lille Figg, OF zig north Eighteenth
street, daughter Of Mr.. L. G. Figg, Police
Commissioner, will leave Monday morning
10 visit her cousin, Miss Lottle Wiikinso3,
Of Prince George county.
Mr.. spreun, wife, and three children have
TttuTbtQ 10 tDt Cttf sitti ~ tti''s' -''~-'~~
In the mountains Of Virginia, at Tbrasher
Hotel and Dagger's Springs. In Botefourt
county. Mr.. spreull expects to sail Tor
Europe on the 4th OF August
Captain Caoell Davis, Misses Iliu and
DAISY Atkinson, Miss Claudine Emerson, OF
Lynchburs; Ssmmie Atkinson, and several
Others, all OF the ST. James Hotel, are of on
a several days pleasure trip to Virginia
Beach, Ocean View, Old Point, and Norfolk
Mr.. John NJ. Higgins is the president OF
the Old Dominion Club, Mr.. Gibbons having
resigned. The club Is In flourishng con-
dItion, having at least $50 members on The
roll. and they have recently moved into new
headquarters, corner OF Eighteenth and
Main.
Yesterday morning James Melton, who
was sent on TO the grand jury by Acting
PeIice.Jusiice Holmes on Wednesday on the
charge of felonieusly cutting ]. NJ. Ball with
knife, was carried before Justice Holmes,
whe bailed him for his appearance at the sep
TENDER term OF the Hastings Court.
Mr.. George W. Hawxhurst. grand secre-
tary Of the Coed Templsrs, left yesterday for
Fairfax, whore he will spend the month oil
August. He will attend the big temperance
bash meetings tn be held for three days con-
secutlvely in Loudoun, Fauquier, and Fair
fax counties under the auspices OF the Good
TemDars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
RrCHMONp POsT.OFFICE.
work OF Removing Its Fixtures
Eegun Yesterday.

The work OF removing the pes.-ofice
fixtures to the Snyder building pending the
remadelling ei the ctlstsm-heuse was begun
yesterday morning by Mr.. c. @. Smith, con-
tractor. and he is pushing ii with such din.
gence that the new quarters viii probably
be ready fer occupancy BY Tomorrow eve
ming, or at latest Tuesday msrnns.
The room rentes for the post-offlce Il the
second story OF the SNYDER building. at the
southwest corner OF Cary and Eleventh
streets. The entrance TO this floor is from
the alley in the rear Of the store OF Levy &
Davis.
II IL a comfortable and well-lighted room
G2xl50 feet-and corresponds in size to the
Blues Armory Hall, which is on the floor
above.
Is is expected that the postofice will be
kept in these temporary quarters at least
seven menths.
The removal from the present quarters to
the temporary ones win not be allowed to in
terfere with the delivery OF mails. The work
will be carried on under many difficulties,
but II is believed with success. Box-holders
sre. however, requested to empty their post
Office boxes to-day, because at ~ o'clock to-
plght the contrac tor will set bis men to re-
moving them to the Snyder building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

warwick Park continues 10 be favorlte
resort. 1t is beautifully located on the river
bank aud the boat-ride is very pleasant.
Gondola Chimbsrazs rms to and from the
CITY al frequent intervals-Sundsys included.
Iardela's band will have an excursion
down tine river on the steamer Ariel Thurs
day night, August I'd.
The excursions of the James-River Steam
boat Company are healthful, pleasant, and
cheap. "MoOnhghts" TO Dutch Gap Tues
day and Thursday nights.
August Sth SISterhoOd Branch, No. 51I,
Order OF Iron Hall, will have their first
grand anniversary excursion TO Warwick
Park.
There will be 40 excursion to the Cayerns
OF Luray and Natural Bridge. leaving here
Tomorrow at 1890 A. NJ. ria the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
There will be a combined excursion to
West Point by the Richmond and Manches.
ter Groves. United Ancient Order OF Druids,
Monday August 9th.
A csucert will be given at Warwick Park
TO-DAY.
Jefferson Lodge, No. %, Knights OF
PythIas. win have an excursion to Norfolk
by the Chesapeake and Ohio route Saturday
night. August 4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
WORK OFTHE srREEr COMMITTEE
Matters An Connection with the nan
chester Railway, she tx
pO<ffiOn. &c.

The Council Committee on Streets met in
tho Council chamber yesterday evening at
7:45 O'Clock. Present: Messrs. Crensh,w
chairman, Capers, Chappell, Crump, Hig-
gins, White, Carter, Curtis, Belyin, Joynes,
Brauer. and Stratton.
Several persons summoned TO appear be-
fore the committee in regard TO tue opening
OF an alley between Fourteenth and Mayo
and between Broad and Ross streets were
present and made NO objection to the pro-
pe,ed opening. The petition was Therefore
recommended to the Council with the favor
able endorsement Of the committee.
SEWER FOR CHURCH HILL.
A petition was before the committee pray
ing for the construction OF sewer from
Church-Hil avenue some distance up Vena-
Bile street.
Dir. Carter thought it should be extended
from the present terminus OF the culvert to
Twenty fifth street. He said that Mr.. Brauer
was BUILDING fine residence In that vicinity
and that the culvert should be extended.
Mr.. Higgins said the vestry OF Christ
church had requested him to make an appeal
10 the committee on behalf Of this culvert.
In the name Of the church, be said. he hoped
the committee would put this cuvert on the
list OF those to be recommended to the Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Capers moved that after the adoption
OF Mr.. Carter's amendment this culyert be
placed on the llst. Carried.
CUTTERS on GETTYSBURG HILL.
The pcriilen lately referred to this commit
tee by tns Common Council requesting cob
ble-stopss TO pave the cutters on Gettysburg
Hill in Hollyw eelnssery was fayorably
recommended to the Council.
MANCHESTER RAILWAY.
Msior Nah appeared before the commit
tee As counsel fer the Manchester Railway
and Improvement Con pasy, asking thai tie
follewlns resolution be fEvorably recon-
mendsd TO the Comnes Council-yiz.
Resolved, That the Manchester Railway
and Improvement Company bavs leave after
they shalt lay their trick from Mayo's bridge
to Niaiu street TO commence to construct
tho read on Marshall street from any point
nj Eleventh street, and construct the same
with q single or double track along the
route herstsfere granted tham 10 the cerps-
rate limits Of the city Of hichnssd, with
such sIdiags aud t1rneuts as may be neces-
sary, under the dIrection OF the City Esgi-
neer. with view OF reaching the Exposition
as speedily 81 possible.
City Attorney Meredith. who was present,
suggested that the following addition 10 the
resolution be made:
- But noshfux herviu contained e istended
az shall bsconsrued u relese The said COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Hanaxer Gnod Templar..

At a regular meeting OF shady-GroYe
Lodge, Ne. GA, l. o. q. T., held at the
KNIGHTS Of Honor Hall in Hanover county,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing quarter: Chief Templar, J. b.
Ga'arisht; Vice Templsr, Miss Helen Bates;
Secretary. W. c. Newman; Financial Score
tsry, T.. &. Bates; Chaplain, Rev. W. T..
Tsllsy; Marshal, j. W. Phtllits; Gusrs. N.
B; Tln.ley; Sentinel, Mss Lula Jetsr; Past
Chief TeBplar, T. b. Dunn; Superintendent
Juvenile Tcmpiars, Miss Mamie Bates.
These officers will be Installed at the first
regular meeting in August by Ledge. Deputy
". c. Newman. The lodge ut present num-
bers fifty members, aud will give an enter
taiunent duriss the latter part OF August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

Some unscrupuisus person or persens
have seen tit [likely In order as benefit to
themseIyes] to circulate report that during
the present sale OF eur stoek the better cl,ss
Of stufis have been put cut 81 the way. We
take this msthsd 10 contradict il and say
that not one dollars worth il held from the
pnbiic.
1t must b. evident to all that since no new
goods are aided some Of the Departments
are short, but only because the goods have
lated upon months ago, and none are held or
hare eesn held II reserves
Cpzss BaozzxxG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
The Catholic knights.

Messrs. j. c. Carroll, State president;
Juan A. Pizzini, secretary, aud A. l.. Ma
surfer, supreme State representative OF the
Catholic knights OF America, accompanied
by Nessrs James Hayes, ID. j. ONeil, c..
Kelly, O. Keenan,, John X. MalOy, and others,
will visit Petersburg to-day for the purpose
OF insttutlBg lodge OF this order at that
place. These officers also contemplate visit
ing at an early date LyHchburg, Staunton.
Alexandra, and Roanoke for The purpose Of
instItntins lodges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

At the recent meeting OF the polcy-hoders
OF the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Milwaukee, the Hon. Henry X.
Elyson, OF this city, was elected trustee OF
that prosperous institution, which now has
a larger amount of Insurance IN force. has a
larger premium income, and is writing a
larger amount OF ne,c insurance Than any
company which confines its business exclu.
siyely TO this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Badly I,urH cd.

Early Yesterday mornlug Thomas 0Don-
nell, an enpleye In the spike-mill OF the
Tredegar Iron-W orks, suffered most severe
burn from a red.hot iron rod from the rolls,
which pierced the fisshy part OF bis thigh,
causing an ugly and most painful wOund.
DR.. TTeyiian was called and rendered all
necessary medical aid. Dir. ODsnnell is
now the recipient Of all attention frsm bis
many friends and relatives. Among his fel-
loG.associates he is most popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

LADIES' Balbriggan Vests 3Isc., reduced
from 81.
Chlldren's Gauze Vests 10 and 17c., re-
duced from % and 40c.
Ladies' and Cbildren's Hose below cost.
Mons Colored Percale Drawers $50. they
cost 81 10 make.
Mems Colored Percale Nightshirts Ssc.-
they were sold for 81.
Mems soc. Scarfs now &c., aud Mems 25c.
ecarfs now 1sc.--Fcur.in. Hand and Tecks.
MEMS L,sie-Thread Hali-Iose reduced
iren 50 10 37tc.
Mems 25c. Coored Ealf Hose reduced TO
l0c. CONSTABLE BRoTHERs,
40 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Mhers th. CounciImen ser.

While the matter Of the collation. 10 the
Councilman IL npdcr discussion It IL well to
say that the tables were spread 10 the up
stairs sAices Of the Electric Line.
The Commercial House iNr. SnelIings's)
ON it's Bsnk-streef front T. No. s11; the Elec-
trio Line's Offices are In the building adjsin-
ing--Ho. 900. The lunch was prepared by
Mr.. sntlhpgs snd carried out Of the Com
mercial House and up<fasrs into Ne. 800.
where 70 was served In the manner and form
herefsfsre related.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

In the cestrsyersy in the case Of Beveridge
& Co. against LANCE Brothers ct ais. the
counsel were Mr.. w. II. Beye,idge for the
plaintiffs and Mr.. Robert G. Scott for the de-
fendants. and the former tells the Dispatch
that the facts are ~ follows:
Upon motion Of plalntiffau by consent OF
parties plaietiifs and defendant, $. Taylor
Evans, trustee. was directed TO sell the per-
sousi effects OF Large Brothers as provided
by de,d. and Mr.. Evans was directed to de-
post tie PROCEEDS Of sale in the Merchants
National Bauk 10 the credit Of the Court In
this cause subject TO the further order OF the
Court.
This order was by consent and was meant
10 save the assets from waste.
The plnintiifs couid have required security
OF the trustee, bat declined to dc so.
This order, AFR. Bevcride states, does not
IN any manner Affect the bill fled and
charges therein made. Nor does II 60 to
the merits 81 the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
THE HOME BOYS WIN.
Maryland Club Drops n Game to the
RichmOnds.

A large crowd OF spectators were at
Boschen's Base.B Park yesterday after
noon TO witness the first OF a series Of three
games between the MARYLAND and Richmond
clubs. The feature OF the game was the
battery work Of Latouche aud Luck. Nine
men dug the wInd ON Latouehe, and only
five balls left the diamond from the plate.
Gardner carried off the batting honOrs with
a home.run when the bases were full.
Below will be found the full score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Drink Ma,tO.

For cleansing and healing foul and indoIent
Ulcers, Sores. and Assesses, and removing the
bad doors arising therofrom. and for eiougning.
confused, and lscersled wounds Darbys Prophy-
Tactic Fluid is uneQualled.
~ have used Darbys Prophylsciic Fiuid In
hospital and private practice for ten years and
know Of nothing better for sloughing, confused,
and laccrated wounds, foul and indolent ulcers.
and as a disinfectantn--J. Z. HEUsTIs, Professor
Mobile Medical College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Robert l.. Cary and wife to
Willana. wife Of Spotswood Robinson, one
bali Interest IN 81 feet on Leigh street between
Gilmer and MuRford. $500; j. G. Crouch
and wife to William Z. Jeter, % feat on
Twenty.slxth street between n. and o.,
81 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1889.
Alta regular meeting OF Sidney Lodge,
42S, /. o. G.. T., held last night, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously carried:
Resolved, That we take this method OF
thanking the public for their liberal patron
age OF our moonlight held on the 2Gth In
slant, w. X. HAURAND,
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

1,l20 streetlamps in use cost each So 30
S25 lamps displaced By electric light would cost
per annum ss.ss2J0.
Tho electric lights cost the city not less fhan
$4,000.
The Superintendent has introduced some
economies in the street-lamps, so that the
first six months OF the present year show
cost OF not over S25 per lamp per annum.
The item of extension is for permanent adj
ditiens to the plant and should not be reck-
oned In the cost OF gas.