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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
A Young Machinist and Young stone
cutter IN Trouble.


cutter IN Trouble.
Thomas Forreslal, a young machinisL
and William Blair, a comparatively
Young stonecuttcr, were lodged IN the
First police station yesterday ON the
charge of stealing a money-box contain.
ing the sum of S2Ol, the property oil
Louisa Eacho.
Forrestal lives on Twenty first street
between Main and Franklin, ana Lou ~
Eacho. his sister-in-law, boards ai lhis
house. Blair was present al The time OF
the robbery IA a companion OF lorreslal.
The box. which is a MANIFESTED one
made of tin and painted, was IN Louis 3
Facho's trunk. The trunk was unlock
ed though fastened on The sides by
clasns The m0ney-hoX was deity cN-
tracted. and while Forrestal was engag-
inr the attention of his sisief'in-laM g
Blair hid the box under ms
coat The couple left ana
went 10 Twentieth and MAIN
streets Policeman j. j. Powell came
along and. struck with what be thought
was the suspicious actions of the TWO
men. took them with him 90 the station
bouso Sergeant Whitl0ck saw Louisa
Eacho. and learned Of the particulars OF
the theft. The box belonged TO a young
lady boarding at the house ana was
tbought 10 have contained 500. on
the person OF Blair was found SUI
The couple did not have the box WIN
them when arrested. Ii was subsequently
found under some lumber at Aliard s
lumber-yard. corner Of Main and
Twentieth streets 1t had been blrsied
in and the money distracted The case
will be ventilated before the Ponce
Court this morning.
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aticmpi to preserve The body, because
the grave bands are broken, the King OF
Terror f. defeated. and the risen CHRIST
has overthrow death and carried cap
tNiiy captive chained 10 the wheel oi
His chariot Tears have been washed
away. an endless life has banlshed rem
bling and fears men are IN sympathy
with each other I'm the knowledge that
an unendinc life is before them. Shall
the miracle which on the
first day OF the week brought
tine Saviour back from The tomb irum-
phant over death bee torgouont God keep
M mindful OF DIR duty and the reverence
due to Him God will not hold that MAJ
tion ruiltless which despises His means
of grace. T. there nothing IN teaching
the ignorant in The help towards the al
ministration of human justice. patriotism
and devotion Without religion and the
due Observance of the Sabbath, irreligion
and anarchy would prevail six DAYS
are 0ur-. the seventh is the Lords day.
The Obligation 20 observe 10 we owe 10
the author of our being and the judge OF
the world lie told of the dying young
man I'm the far South, who kept his eye
turned towards his home in the North,
and asked the congregation ii we were
keeping our eve towards that home be-
,ond the skies "a home which iadeth not
away
ON motion of DR. b Newton, The
.he thanks of the Convention were tend
cred i0 the speakers of the evening for
their eloquent and instructive addresses
Dr. Hatcher stated that Dr. lIoge had
written him. saying that be would liked
fo have been present but imperative
luty nccessilatcl him going to Atlanta
The bencdiciion was pronounced hy
Dr. ! Powell Garland.
The convention will meet this morn
me at 1890 o'clock, when "A state Sab.
bath Convention Will be organized and
hc two subjects discussed, Local Asso.
.iafion" and The Sabbath Law, OF a.
inia. How Executed and What Addi'
ional is Necded" The speakers will
| lc. on thchrst. Rev John Pollard, ID. ID
on the second, " G. Preston. Esq
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a, SAKS & co.

mond to the city If she will place some
thing in the shape ofa fountain or other
mark 10 designate that this was the site
of Libby Prison, but this idea has been
tab0oed, as the general idea as expressed
hy many is that no such remembrance OF
war-times is wanted.
The lot il for sale, and If not sold PIT
vately. will be offered at public auction
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10 tho Bdltor Of tho Times:

To WT0 EU7IVT u 10 IWtN-
Disgust is clearly depicted upon the
countenances OF our citizens to-day at
the action Of the asylum doctors yester-
day tn removing Dr. Leonard Henley,
a most capable and efficient officer who
tor TWO years has faithfully discharged
the duties OF his office second assistant
physician, aud in charge OF the male de-
partment The greatest Indignation pre-
walls. and there is strong talk OF holding
a public meeting to denounce the action
of the board. The failure 10 re-elect IS
directly traceah.e 10 outside influence,
which is not exerted for the good OF the
asylum. but to place inefficient favor
ties" in fat places. Ii. ID. COLE.
Williamsburg, April Is.
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Or sLrDD $ ADDRESS

DR. Slcdd said that os soon as lac heard
that there was a purpose to hold con-
vention Of this sort Ae became very much
interested, and when Dr. Newton wrote
him that a thirty-minute address was
wanted. ho most cordially and gladly &c.
ceqtcd
Our duties towards God grow ont Of
our relations TO Him. of those We know
nothing but what is revealed. We have
no commanding sense of our duty to-
wards God. except what We lind in the
Word or infersble. from IT, From no
other source can an operative conviction
of our duty towards God be obtained.
The Word of God alone must be our
guide in this discussion.
The mere holiday is no sabbath AT all.
Is the present Sabbath holiday the re-
suit of no rel giOn, or is IL not a state OF
uncertainty in the minds oi ibe divine
authority for the Holy Sabbath. We know
thai some of the early fathers,
some of the teformers OF the sixteenth
century. and the entire school OF ma
tionalistic writer's and thinkers believed
that the Sabbath was abolished with the
Masonic law, and now, under tie Chris
tian era. exists only a. an act of &C.
clesiastical law, like the Romish Church,
with its Good Friday, &c, All based
simply on ecclesiastical law With many
thoughts and influences il is no doubt
that 50 many men will have an unccr-
tainty of mind rs 10 whether or not
the sabbath is not human invention
We all know that the Sabbath is OF God,
and it is our duty 90 mcult that fact. Is
there nothing In the Bible to teach the
Observance of The Sabbath, and 10 i'm
pose penalties for its n0n-obseryance'
Yes. | 20 back 10 the second chapter
of Genesis. and there find God
rested on the seventh day, and sanctifed
il becauss He did rest on that day.
1t says God rested by His own ex-
ample lie established custom. Again
He blessed the seventh day. lie made
that day a blessing to His people. He
sanctfed il and sci il apart for rest and
holy uses. 1t MAS set apart As "a day to
be used in holy manner Man himself
is really ordained to sanctify il and keep
one day in seven as day of holy rest
and worship.
From that time fourth there has been
a seven fold division OF time. Jeremy
Taylor says that the only explanation OF
the division of time into weeks Is the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

SUNDAY REST.
CHRISTIAN SABBATH OBSERVANCE
CONVENTION.
THE FIRST MEETING HELD LAST
NIGHT
ADDRESSES Bl DRs. sLEDD AND
POWERS
Omcers Elected -inaugurating Move
4nent Loobine To "A Better Observance
of Sunday-Thc Convention to Meet
Again This Morning

The first meeting of the Christian Sab
bath Observance Convention was held
iaet pigbi in the Gnce-strccf Presbyte-
,isn Church The weather was gloomy.
in tact most di.acrecahle. vet. notwiih-
sfondino that the charch wa. well filled
with the CLERGY and ministers of the city.
"a number from the State and beyond the
s,o,o and Law delorqtcs from most of
tho cirrchc. MANY ladie, were present
~. Val,a,, Hatcher the nre.ident.
MI M 49,. 'conerco,tion IN order and
i,i ,I'., n,a 7Joyolo,,r "prai.r God.
-, IN i.i,...in.-. flaw, Doc 4nno
49, I,,,, .,.r3ins, h,. tle eonrre-
10. ',i 9Th. vim,
~, Il.tglc, fbon in "a feresuf PRAYER
.i...i ,i.. .ii,i,. -,,,,.... fl, give Ills con
,ontion ~ line ouf..t Tine guidance of the
~ 49,. l,..,i, ~ ,be,..,l tleiracf. would
d., ~ th,. ,vav of frufh
The hymn "lome Thou Fount of
Every blessing. was warmly sung
DR. Kerr fcii The 9Glh chapter Of EX-
odus. containing the Ten Command
mon,s delivered by cod To Nose. re
was very impressive while reading ihe
Fourth Commandment. which begins with
the words. Remember tine Sabbath Day
to keep 10 holy
Dr. Joshua Hunter, of Norfolk, offer
ed prayer lie asked Chat all
~ us might be more ami more
consccratcd 10 Him. that SIC could
and would De tine 20 tine Gospel and
bring others 10 the throne of grace lle
blessed God for the extension OF ,'91
kingdom ih aH me ways "t "i'"
/ Church en- earth have tired DE ASKED
| that more reverence Nc gwen Do. iHo w."
ple t0 the Sabbath That this convention
would be- "a success that all the speaker
/ be blessed the resolutions offered ht
proper ones. and that full iruiiion be-
given 20 AN tue efforts of ihe good men
al the head of the mo, emcni. AL in ih'
name of Jesus Chu-i
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Ambulance 4 NIL.

The city ambulance was called out
YESTERDAY to the Richmond Locomotive
Works TO attend man who got nail
stuck in bis foot. Dr.. Davis, IN charge
of the ambulance dressed the wound, and
left the mao at the works. The injury
is not serious.
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Penitentiary Conyicts.

The following conyicts were received
at the penitenliary yesterday
Ella johnson, from Albemarle county,
10 serve IA term OF three years for ma
licious assault, William Thompson, two
years for HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
Dennis Pannill lcolored), from Campbell
county, two years for cattle stealing.
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Tobacco Tobacco Tobacco

Yarbrough's Mild Burley is meeting
with great favor. and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
who want a mild, pleasant chew. II you
have not tried II. do SO. Ii can be found
in any OF the leading stores.
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OTHER CASES

lanes Jovce. little colored sneak
thief cone. aled himself under MI ~ +.
Wbitty's counter and stole ten cents from
the money drawer. He was soundiy
whipped and let OIL.
Eniab Goode lcolored). disorderly IN
the sfree, Fined - 90 and costs.
MARY Woodbridge (colOredl disorderly
in The First market during market
hours Fined 500 ana costs
n r. Woodward was nned SOD ana
costs for improper conduct IN the street.
Vim Winston, suspicious character
was required 10 give security IN the sum
of 800 for six months.
Cary Lewis lcolOrcdl, slapped ana
choked his lady love. lie was nned siV
Marearet Morris (colored) charged
with being drunk and disorderly and
u,ins proiane and indecent language
after his arrest, was fined - and costs.
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
against Ashbys trustees Further ar
eued hy ". II Trayers, ESQ., for plsis-
iii in error, and submitted.
Petty against Frck Company sub
mitted
Ford against Euker Argued by Judge
Joseph Christian for appellant.
Robert " Hunter, Esq. allowed to
practice a. counsel in this court.
CIRCUIT COURT.
In this court Yesterday the following
conyicts were given five years additional
confinement in the State penilenilary as
a result OF second conviction for felony
Charles Jackson, olilr Charles Irwin,
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IMPORTANT

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or ". a. DAIpHlA.
Washington. u. a.
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der issued by AL Express Companies, New
York Exchange. Dmrl CT Postal Nnts We
pay charges on Currency seut 10 rs py ks-
press ln sums ui a. 81 oyer
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Mr.. Wild gave his second performance
at the Theatre last night TO very fair
and enthusiastic audience, and tonight
he will conclude his engagement here.
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ARArlr THIEF

Joe Riddick is black face, small
negro. about twelve years old James
claiborne. driver went to sleep in the
store corner of Canal and Tenth streets,
and Joe stole his watch from his vest
pocket. Joe was caught hy Policeman
Harmon Joe told the oiilcer ne n"I iV''
The watch al solomon Jocls Joel said he
didn't The hoy then said he left The
watch a, Morri,eit's in Swensooro' be,
vona N.nche- cr Mn Norrisett said
he aid not The boy then said he sold
The watch TO counipman for $40.
The boy was sent on To the grand jury
Joe was also charged with stealing
lot of clothing-a pair Oh panis' q coat
one hat and - ia currency from susan
Ioncs Joe had some OF the clothing ON,
Inn said h. bought Che clothes from Su.
san for $3.50 with money which be had
earned in Connecticut by singing. lie
went back 10 the pen.
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IN THE COURTS.
procrrpINGs OF TnF HIGHEST fR
BUNAL.

In this court Yesterday William Allen
,,es o-rairucd for breaking into the
house ~ Mrs. o. r. White No 800 north
'rwenty.eirhih street. in the night Time
with intent 90 commit larceny there.
Alien liycsncxt door 90 Mrs W hite. Some
one. She said. came up "a ladder 10 the
l,ocl window over tine hallway, ana
rai.ed The window. She lowered the
window when she went 10 bed, ana was
awakened by her daughter screaming
,l,at There was man in the room she
he,rj some one then open Mr. Allen $
o,tc. 20 i'm his house, and walk about
The house She did not see the man ~
Tine window Il was between ana :
O'Clock i'm the morning.
Mis-. Clara Nhite said she heard
ihei window raise she listened
men went to her mothers door and saw
"a man with his head downward sitting IN
The window lie had on derby ana
,rt.qwav coat. Did not recognize MN.
She scream and "A man left. shortly
Afterwards sine heard Aliens gate creak.
Mis- olivia White said she know
notlirr. but that she heard her sister
scream "whcreuPOn she halloed ou'
get the gun. 49,,
Mis- Florence White picked up a
brand new putty knife which the ihiel
had dropped. an.
There being no evidence to hold Allen
he was discharged.
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Henry klubc, proprietor oi oar room
near the corner Of Marshall ana SKIN
stre,t.. was charged with selling liquor
ON sunday. a number of BOYS got
partly drunk laat sunday, and were all
in cont as Witnesses. The liquor was
sold the BOYS in the llygeia ClnD rooms,
which are attached TO the bar The
further hearing of the case was con-
tinned until next Saturday, the 2ulh
The Police Justice then issued q sum
mons rcturuahic next saturday the ZV'h'
for Marx Nelson, PRESIDENT G. l.. Kew
Ell yice.prcsident John krause, secre
tory and julius Kluher manager, ana
treasurer. Of the lIygeia Club, TO show
cans. why they should not hc hned s1VV
for selling liquor ON sunday. Also Tor
selling LIQUOR without license. lis
pro,ni-as to be q test case in regard 10
social SUNDAY clubs.
penni, o Sell was charged with sell
inc Hauor on sunday. Mr. . y 9. 10 tue
harkceper for Mt ". T. Crawford, pro
rriefor of the barro0m on Fiiieenih
street under the ST. Charles Hotel MI
O'NeU wa. dicharged and "A summons Is
sned for Mr.. Crawford The young men
who bonch. liquor there last sunday
said they were members OF the Chesa-
neake Climb. whose rooms are In rear OF
ihe bar. The rohce Justice SAID ne
wanted 10 look into The matter oil eVad-
ing the Sunday law boy the barkeeper
selling liquor ia another room
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10000 TICKETS AT TWENTY DOLLARS
EACH. HALVES. 800. pl lLE-, %
TENNIS. p. TWENrlEIH5. 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
RAIL AND CROSsTIE.

Capt. w. G. Raoul of the Mexican
National railroad is expected to pass
through Savannah from Mexico to New
York Dext week.
The eating houses along the line Of the
Mexican n tional railway between Laredo
and the City of Me Iico are now under the
management of 6. D. Hodges.
The order of railway conductors has
selected Sioux City, Ia, as the place for its
national headquarters, and will at once pro-
coed with the erection Of a building to cost
S2J0000, with a guaranteed income of per
cent. Sioux City has subscribed $751;
toward the building.
The Savannah, Americas and Montgom-
cry road will receive on June 20 two large
broad gauge locomotives. The manage
ment has selected the names for these two
engines. One is to bear that of S. Mont
gomery of Americas. The other bears that
of D. B. Harreu Of Preston.
The st. Louis and Birmingham company
has been incorporated to build railway
from st. Loui, Mo, to Birmingham, Ala
Incorporators: Victor Macpherson of
Louisville, Ky: E. w. Linn, George R.
Birmine ham and New York
The ticket scaper has encountered an
enemy in the city council of Galveston,
Tex, which has fixed a annual tax of $500
payable in advances, to be levied upon leach
and every person, firm or association en-
gagged III the business or occupation of a
railroad ticket scalper," sich scalper being
further defined to be "a person engaged in
the business Of buy ing and selling railroad
passenger tickets"
Gahleo was right; the world does move.
A railroad is to be built from Jerusalem to
Jaffa on the Mediterranean, thirty -one
miles distant, the ancient port of the jew
ish capital and the landing place of the
cedars with which the temple was con-
structed A Jerusalem Jew-Joseph Nabon
by name-who is an Ottoma subject, has
obtained from the sultan charter for this
purpose. The charter holds good for
seventy-one years. The estimated cost of
construction is S250,000 So, then, here
after civilization is to be domesticated in
Pale tine. The nineteenth century will
arrive in those parts when the first locomo-
| tive puffs into Jerusalem.
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THE IRISH national LEAGUE.
Resignation of Secretary O'Donovar
Who Goes to st. Louis.

resignation or SecreCary O'DOnOVan
Who Goes to st. Louis.
Mr.. T. H. O'Donovan, secretary of the
Savannah Branch of the Irish National
League, resigned at the meeting at Catholic
Library hall last night Mr.. O'Donoyan is
wel-known dry goods salesman of this
city, and leaves tomorrow night for st.
Louis, where he expects to make his future
home. Mr.. O'Douovau has made many
friends in Savannah, and has been foremost
in all measures looking to ameliorating the
condition of the suffering class es OF Ireland
The League last night, at one of @
largest meetings in its history, adopted the
following resolutions in accepting Mr..
O'Donova IS resig lation:
RESOLVED, That it is with deep regret the Sa-
vannah branch OF the Irish National League &C
cepts the resignation Of its efficient and worthy
secretary.
Resoigcd, further That the thanks of the
league are duA, and are hereby cheeCfully ten
dered, to Mr.. T. H. ODJnOvan for his long ar
duous and untirng eff rtS in building up the
Savannah branch of the league, and that we
take pleasure in attesting to the fact that the
present prosperous condition Of the org mia
ton is due TO his interchangeable and patriotic
service.
President O'Connor said last night that Mr.
O'Donovan's services cannot be measured
by the resolution. Mr.. O'DOnovan not only
lost his personal effects by the disastrous
fire of last month, but the books aud papers
Of tue society were consumed by the fire.
and Mr.. O'Doaovan presented the ord r
last night with a correct roster of the
society from memory, and went farther
and in his financial report showed what
each member was in arrears. As the order
numbers 3l9 members, the fact that the re-
turing secretary could restore the lost roll
of membership from memory, shows how
. 49,. n 10,
affairs Of the league
In addition to the action on Mr.. O'Dono-
vans resignation, the committee on DR..
Peppers lecture reported that a handsome
SUN mad been realized by the same, and the
proceeds will be forwarded to the treasurer
of the Parnell defe Use fund.
Nineteen applications for membership
were presented and referred to the con-
mittee, which will report favorably on the
applicants at the next meeting, as they are
representative and reputable citizens, and
their cleo ion to members ip will follow,
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THE RAIN THAT NEVER CAME.
No Signs of a Break in the Dry Spe
Yar

No Signs of a Break in the Dry Spell
Yet.
The banks of clouds that hung over Sa-
vaunah yesterday did little else but make
people look up and wish for shower that
never came.
Toward 10 o'clock last night the clouds
shifted and few drops fell, as if by acct
dent and they quickly disappeared The
signal bureaus predictions are now:
Fair weather. slightly warmer in the north
ern part OF the stat. Stationary temperature
IN the southern portion.
Yesterday was not so hot. The highest
temperature ia Savannah was So. At
Jesup and Thomasv.ll3 the maximum teu-
pslature was 93'. The cotton re on dis
trict was visited by rains yesterday At
lanta reported an average rainfall OF .GG Of
an inch, Augusta .gj, Charleston on Gal
weston .0G, Moutg merry %, AIllen 10, Sa-
vanuah .Ol and Wilmington %. Showers
were pleAtiful north OF a line extending
west from here.
Western New York has a storm center
movi northeast. The lowest barometer
was 1850 C 4es. 1t has caused rains frIm
Chicago, East Portland and Buffalo down
70 Georgia. The rainfall in the following
northerl cite is as follows: Boston, "a
inches; Block Island, 80 inches; New Yo X,
SIS inches; Philadelphia, SO incues; Norfolk
Us -cleS.
Observer Won Hermann 5 local predictions
so far have in every ca e be-n verified bat
it is hoped that the prediction for fair
weather to day and tomorrow will be
changed SO as to give a heavy rainfall.
The signal bureaus last bulle in says that
the rainfall for the season continues in ex-
cess on the Atlantic coast from New York
to the eastern portions Of South Carolina,
and gene ally from the Missouri valley
southwark TO the Texas coast. There has
been large deficiency in the rainfall for
season from the Ohio valley south
ward over the tobacco aud cot
ton regions Of Tennessee, Kentu ky
and tue East Gulf states The
deficiency in that section amounts to about
10 inches for the season; or, in the Ohio
valley, Kentucky, and West Tennessee, less
than 30 per cent. Of the usual infall has
occurred, while over the c5'1ral portions Of
the cotton region from 80 to IS per cent of
the normal rainfall is reUOrted