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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
Buys a Helena Paper.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. IA. W.
Lyman, who for several years has had
charge of the Washington bureau of the
New York Sun, has purchased a con-
trolling interest in the Helena indie
pendent, of Montana, a Democratic pa
per. and took possession to-day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
Long Walk of a Blind Girl.

DETROIT, Mich, July 3I.-A deaf,
dumb, blind and insane girl was found
near the market yesterday and taken to
police headquarters, where, from a let
ter found on hen person, it was learned
that her name was Stella Howard, aged
% years, and that she had walked from
Scranton, Pa, to this city. in search of
an aunt.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
Arrest of an Opium smuggler.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Aug. John
Williams, cook on the steamship
Wellington, just arrived from Nanaimo,
was arrested Tuesday night for SNUG
Cling 500 boxes of opium into port. The
opium, which was valued at $4,000, was
seized.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 31.-Gov.
Beaver decided at late hour last night
to honor the requisition of the govern
or of South Carolina for Rev. E. +.
Flemon, the colored Pittsburg preacher,
who is wanted on charge of murder
committed in 1884.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
Picked I'm at Sea.

VERA CRUZ, VIA GALVESTON, Aug. e
The American steamer Ybero has land
ed five shipwrecked German sailors,
who were picked I'D al sea.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
Still Finding Bodies.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 1.-Two more
bodies were taken from the debris tn,
afternoon. They were nrecognizable
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
killed on Shfpboard.

PARIS, Aug. "A machine-gun ex-
ploded on board the training frigate
Couronneat Hyerrees. Eight persons
were killed and seventeen injured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07

A Putnam COUNTY MOI man has
captured twenty swarms of wild bees
this summer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07

WHEAT-NO. z Red
CoRN-NO. 2.....
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-07
CHICAGO

WHEAT-No. . Red.
CORNING. 3. ...................
OATs-No. 2.................
RYE-No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Mr.. W. W. Berry, Of Bedford, is in the
city.
Mr.. J. Caskie Cabell has returned from
New York.
DR.. W. H. Shield, OF yorktown, Is visiting
in Richmond.
The Board OF Directors Of the Chamber Of
Commerce viii meet this evening at q
O'Clock.
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter OF General
Robert l.. Lee, is q guest at the Executive
Mansion.
Three coupon cases were tried in the City
Circuit Court yesterday and decided in favor
Of the defendants.
Captain Charles ID. Anderson, who was
stricken with paralysis a week ago, IS crlti-
cally III at the residence OF Mrs. Gillian, on
Grace street near Monroe.
The city ambulance was called 10 Seven
teenth and Franklin streets yesterday after
noon about l o'clock 10 . cOlored man who
had slight stroke OF paralysis. DR.. Davis,
the physician IN charge OF The ambulance,
carried the man 10 bis home.
SIR. Charles e. FTommer a well-known
butcher who did business ia the New mar.
ket, died yesterday morning At his residence
on Brook avenue, in the thirty-fourth year
OF his age. Funeral from 81. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church at O'Clock this after.
noon.
Mrs. n. l.. Wells spoke to full house at
Old-Market Hall on Tuesday night, and will
deliver an address before the Youog Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union in
Grace-Street Baptist church at s O'Clock this
evening. Mrs. Wells is a very fluent and
effective speaker, never lacking for words TO
express her flowing thoughts, and never
fails 10 impress and delight her hearers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

preached a sermon with bis wouted power
and clearness, and was taken while IN the
business meeting, which followed soon
sitter noon. Some question in which be
was deeply interested was under con-
sideratiou. aud he had Just sposcn 10 1t
and sat down when the approach ct the at
tack was noticed. Friends Immediately
sprang TO his side 10 catch him before he
should fall.
Dr. Hawks, who was present, administered
remedies, snd'tbe patient rallied sufficiently
10 Do carried to his residence. on the Brook
road short distance north OF the city,
where be was az once attended by DR..
Stone, hIs family physician.
Mr.. Crenshsw seemed 10 be conscious.
recognizing the Doctor and the different
members Of his family, but was almost enc
urcly helpless.
The condition oi Mr.. Crenshsw was not as
favorable last night as earlier In the day
and the family were very much alarmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
PnIicc Eourf.

Oi the cases disposed oi ia this court yes
terday morning The following we're the most
important.
Lucy Prosser lcolorcdl, charged with tres
passing ou the premises Of and ,teailng SILK
dres.. tho property Of Ellen Hughes Sc
curi'y required for six months in the sum OF
S1OO.
James BucLnor roIored, lighting in the
blr-room of Henry Iaicou. Fined - and
COSTS
spencer ~,arkes ,colorcdl, charged with a
felony. Continued until to-day. Slarkcs
was nned sac and coat, for carrying q pistol
US = c0acesied weapon.
number %: loss important cases were dis.
po.ed Of. bat altogether the docket was
trlllrg one
Fleming Batter who was fined s. snd
cost. i'm this cour, Tuesday morning for as
saultinr snd abusing l.. +. Craddock, Is
white man and not coored man, As 1t ap'
pc4rcq yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
nen,, wnrL b, commis.ioner Evans.

The following statement shows the num-
Der of inventories. apprasements, accounts
OF sales ~ trustees, accounts ot executors
administrators. guardians. and comnitec'
winch Commissioner Evans exam led' stated
and reported er p0rie 90 the Chanoerv Courl
of the city ~ Richmond, beside, several long
accounts under DEGREES Of court for TIE past
Three vear.. For the year ending March
3I. 1857. 95G: for the year ending March 81,
1855. 200. and for the year endin- March 81,
ls,I. 3J1
Tns ia probably the largest amount oi
work Of The kind ever done by commis-
sioner in the same length oi time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

PhladeIphiGns' Flag TO Be Presented
Monday.


Mention was made in The Dispatch few
dsys ago that the Philadelphia Brigade As
soclatiou had had "a beautiful United states
nsg manufactured expressly for George T..
Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans, and
that the Camp would send a committee to
Philadelphia 10 receive The same.
THEY WILL SEND IT HFRE.
1t has been decided by the association TO
send a committee to Richmond VITA the tag,
as the following letter will snow;
PHILADELPHIA, May :, 1889.
Mr.. r.. II. Fox, Chairman Committee George
L. Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans:
Dear Sir and Comrade,-l have the honor
70 inform Won that committee OF our ASSOC
ci.tion will visit Richmond on Monday, May
18th, carving with them the flag for presen-
tatlon 10 your Camp. Will write you letter
giving the exact tlme they will reach your
city.
Respectfully and frsternally yours.
JAMES NJ. WHIrACER,
Adjutant Philadelphia Brigade Association.
PERSONAL.
Two members OF the committee who will
come 10 Richmond are General &. j. L..
Miller. commander OF the association, and
Colonel +. L. simpson. The other three
members will be chosen later.
THE COLOkS,
The flag which will be presented Is very
fine one. II u regulation United States
nag, with forty stars, and appropriately in-
scrlbed.
THE WCHMOSDERS.
The Pickett Camp will hold 3 meeting to-
night 10 arrange the programme for the ac-
ceptsnce Of the gift.
The prtsentatiou will doubtless take place
on the Capitol square. aud Colonel William
r.. Aylett or Judge William !. Clopton will
probably be selected to accept the gift on be-
half OF the Camp.
PROBABLE PARADE.
Some Of the military companies will pros
bably turn out in uniform on the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Tennos.ce Haces.
IBy Telegraph to tbe DispsIch. ]

tBy telegraph to the DspsIch.l
NASHVILLE, Tam Nay S.-The weather
va. line and the track flsf.
First race-sclIng. three.j earolds and up
wsrds. SIX furlongs- Orderly won; Ben.
Harrison second. California third. Time,
l:lj.
second rlce-selling, three -yesr.olds, seven
iurong,-Rusk won; Meta second, santa
Cruz third. Time, 1880.
Third face-tnree-ye year-ods and upwards,
one and one sixteenth miles-Qu0tation won;
H4rry Glenn second, Comedy third. Time,
l:i9t
Fourth ace-two-year-ods, five fur
longs-Lsdy Blackburn won; Amelia se-
cond, Light third. Time, 100.
Fi-th race-selling, five furl0ngs-kidnep
won; Junisia second, Little Bess third.
Time. 1:Oi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Kentnchy Races
~ telelrnph % no D.sDach.I

ihF telegraph ID tl7 DisphltA.l
LEXINGTON, NY, May S.-Thc twelfth and
closing day Oi the Kentucky Association :
spring meeting. The weather, track, aud
rsciag were good.
First race-six furlongs-Neva {. led all
the way: Probus second. Myorna tAird.
Time. l:lG.
Second race-four iurlougs- sunny brook
won Camilla second, BAMBOO third. Time.
50f seconds.
Third ce-seyen iurlongs-Amos A. led
all the way round and won easily; LittToil
second, Miss Flood third. Time, l:2S4.
Fourth race-Louis and Gus. S'rscse
stake, handicap. all ages, one mile Eiyton
won; Trust second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
baltimore Races
By telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

TNF l9TEET TN y ~" I7I7FA17IIsI
BNTNogE. Nay S-The weather snd
racing WIs une.
Flr-trace-threc quarters OF a mile-Bslle
D'Or won; sampson Harper. Jr., second.
Gor.ulnil third. Time, 1913. Mutua!s PAID
S7I.
second race-Ycrual sweepstakes. one
mue-Cortfz Won; prlh)m second, Hype-
Iion third Tine. l:lG.
Third race Claubsueh memorial stakes,
ho!f miles, for two-ye1r-olds-Finley Won;
Mamie b. second, Homeopathy third Time,
500. Mutua.s paid s3,.
Fourth rsce-iree handicap sweepstakes,
one snd one siXteenths miles-Bess won /;
Brait second. Lelogas third. Tune, l:5lt.
Fifth racc-one mile. selling B0ccaclo
won; Wynwood second, Al. Reed third.
Time. l.ll1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

TWo foTecrs sentenced 10 Two Years
zach esterday.

Ite following cases were disposed OF IN
thf ln.'lugs Court Yesterday
William Blackwell atlas +. A. johnson
.ro.ef,c.. charged with forging the name OF
notify llafrs on the National Bank OF
AIrt.n.a ior Sl19O. The prisoner pieadt q
cul.y and was gwen TWO years IN the peni'
tearsry. Tbcie were six other indictments
against Blackwell for forgery, but none
...tliI wss entered m each case.
ItWsr1 Holmes (cOlOrcdl was srraisned
i,l forging The naDe Of Edward Wilson 10 q
.tr-a on ne Merchants National Bank Tor
l lie pleaded guilty and was given two
st.r. .n tbc pcultcntialy.
william 70. shelton (colored) was tried Tor
lresaiug into the shoe-shop Of Horace Rob-
.usou aud stealing pair OF shoes and given
tifcu DAYS iu jail.
Washington Miller (e0lored) was charged
with hfeslIng into The house OF X. J.. VIII
ilsns aud stealing sD OyefcOAt valued at $40.
Ho vas jailed lOr three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
A WonnerfnI rno., ana nrtIclne.

known and used hv phyNcians all over the
world. scotrs Emulsion not only gives
fesh and strength by virtue of 10. own nulri.
tious properties. bat creates an appetite Tor
food that build, mp the wasted body. 4
have been using ~c0it's Emulsion for several
years aud am pleased with rs action. Ny
patients say it is pleasant and palatable. and
All grow stronger ard gain ne-h from the use
o. n. use II in all case. u Wastins Dis
eases, and it Is specially Useful FOR children
when nutrient medication is needed. IS in
Marasmus.' T. W. PIrgcE. A.. d.,
knoxville, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
The Mozart Academy of Music.

Both OF Yesterdays performances, matinee
and night, al the Mozart passed of with
much credit to tue Grau Opera Company,
AT the matinee they played "Ihe Black
UussarD and at night "The Mikado."
The summer season is somewhat difficult
10 manage, but in spite OF the rapid transit
tiou from heat TO cold the managers OF the
Moz,rt hope to score A success. Tonight
mai lovely and undying opera "The Bohe-
mi,n Girl" Will be given In manner de-
ligbtiul not only to the lovers OF music, but
sIso 10 those roInantically interested.
Grau's Opera Company combines so many
excellent features that it deserves support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Vnrtnn pemocraIa.

The Democrats Of Vauna district, Henricc
county. met at Town Hall on Tuesday TO
nominate district officers. The attendance
was laree aud the meeting harmonious. Mr..
J.. n. Kemp presided and .. X. Russell
ESQ, acted as secretary. The following
nominations were made:
Tor Suporvsor-C W. Lyne.
Msgistrstes-L. II. Kemp, +. }. larbo'
rough. and Jacob :. Alice.
Overseer Of the Poor-Ghomas Rogers.
Constahle-Ieieh " assincr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

ESD. OF Richmond, jointly the nine-acre
trac, oi land near the mouth of the tuhneI
witch was commenced under Eighth strceI.
Only the cash payment baylng been msae
the property is still heid under irust ueeu:
and tho attachment seeks 10 reach this lard
or auy money which Mr.. bowe may hold
belonging 10 the defendant in this SUIT, VINO
has signihed his readiness to pay both OF tne
deferred notes a. soon as the papers In the
case can be gotten in proper shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Ye oide Foiae's Concert.

Yc moderne foike Of Richmond Will have
another opportunity ~ hearing this delight
ml concert az torcOran Hall on Friday
night The merry music, the quaint cos-
tunes. and he many charming character
songs make up an entertaining programme.
The comIcal "Courtship OF Reuben and
Rachel" aud all The parts taken by We little
folke are rendered with decldcd sk!Il. The
song ~ the scoiing wife. 10y one OF the ht-
tle mlidea~. is great feature. But all are
.riifa r.rfr.f iu their parts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Long anil short Hauis.

fHy Telegraph 70 tnc DisptWuI
NEW YORK. May s.-The Senate committee
which is investigating the workings OF the
interstate commerce law and the matter OF
the Canadian roads doing business IN ana
with this country had before It this morning
Charles Francis Adams, president OF the
Union Pacific road. Mr. Adams thought the
interstate commerce law in many cases
cruel one. Those who obeyed IL lost by its
operations and those who evaded it protted.
81 should like. however, TO see II unl-
versaly obeyed ana given FAIR trial
he said "snd since January lst | really
believe that the law has been better
Obcved than ever before. know,
for instance, that largo shippers who here
tofore have practically dictated their own
terms can do so no longer. The interstate
commissioners. think, are doing goou
work. and am glad 10 sec that they proceed
cautiously and deliberately. This inyesllga'
tion, too. is going ahead as rapidly as possi-
bic. Publicity Is good remedy for many
OF the evils which we are seeking 10 NIT
gate, and the greatest service the interstate
commissioners could do the railroads would
be 10 prosecute sOme OF the offenders.
Nothing would have better effect on toe
situation. Since the first OF this year, bow
ever. the rates have been very well MAIN
tained.'
Dir. Adams thought that n common rail.
road law between Canada snd the United
states and lcgaliled pool would good
thing and would tend 10 bring about the
solution OF present troubles In reference TO
the Canadian roads.
"If you think the interstate law is a good
thing, then where does all the opposition
come from" asked senator Blair.
"You must remember that the country
has been built upon q system oi distribution
which the interstate law shakes to iis iounds-
tion. Tine long and short-hau' clauses give
in effect t0 the smaller cities many oi the
advantages heretofore exclusively enjoyed
by the larger cities. The consequence Il
that in n city like san Francisco the opposl-
ti0n IS very strong
Teen it is a question Of whether the
smaller towns shall ne enSaved by the larger
one. or he larger ones give up some of their
pre.tjye 10 them Z" asked Mr. Blair.
"' EnslaYe il q strong word, said Mr.
Adams " But without question, what IS
taken from one goes to the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Mr.. II. Seldom Taylor, real estate agent
and auctioneer. will sell by public auction.
on the premises, this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, three choice Building Lots on the
north side OF Broad street between Seventh
and Eighth.
This property is Ia a thriving business
centre and should receive the attention OF
men Of means, whether they desire 10 buy to
build or for investment looking TO sn-early
increase IN values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
rhe EIhs 80 Parade This Afternoon

This evening the Llks Of this city Will
celebrate t1er third anniversary.
At $3.50 0'clorS they Will start from thelr
Headquarters. G21 east Broad street, and viii
patadc - Governor, thence TO Main, up
90 Fifth, thence - Franklin and Monroe
PARK. thence % Grace and lou,hee, thence
to Broad back to thC starting point.
Atnigbt q banquet viii be served al Mons
ucoi0 Halt
The order is quite q large one, and ono
that does good work a nobby parade
may be looked Cor. The brethren viii wear
Prince Albert coats. black beavers, and Will
carry canes.
3lr. Joseph ". Louhe is exalted ruler OF
Richmond Lodge. 40. ~. The Grand EN-
alted Ruler of the order. Dr.. Hamilton f..
Leach, Of Washington. viii be present, as
VIII representatives irom Norfolk and other
points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
sinchinnrr ortne Texas.

There is no trouble or unusual delay about
awarding 10 the Richmond Locomotive aud
Machine-W " orhs the contract for CONSTRUCTING <
the engines and boilers Of the United states
war-ship Texas. The proper officials o. the
Navy Department are engaged in preparing
the uapcrs necessary 10 be- signed, and in a
few days Mr.. Tr.gg will be- notified to 20 on
10 Washington and sign the contract on be-
half Of his company and give the bond re-
nlLirHI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
THE VlRGENIA TROOPS.
words or Praise from High Ru-
Ihnrifv-Thc HInes.

"The Army and Navy Journsl" OF the
4ih instant has the following 10 say OF the
Virginia troops 81 the New York centennial !:
when Governor lee, OF Virginia. ap-
pcarcd he was chcered 10 the echo. lie was
escorted hy the Governors troop, when
passed well In spite OF the rather sorry
animals thai had been provided for them.
several companies oi the First, Third, and
Fourth Virginia, q fno-looking battaliop IN
gray. followed i'm column Of fours. singular
occurrence under the cIrcumStances. 1t
was due 10 misunderstanding OF the COM
mand.
Then came The Richmond Blues, their
white plumcs and facinRs, and their superb
marching delighung the crowd. Their
march m line was unsurpassed. The men
OF Batteries A snd T., dsmouHied and
armed with sabrcs, closed the Virginia
column haudsOmcly.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Antisractorx re.s.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.A dock trial was
given the .tarboard engine Of the cruiser
Baltimore, now in course o. completion at
Cramp d sons ship-ysrd. this city, to-day.
A speed Of over fifty revolutions per minute
was maintained from 9 4. VI. to p. NJ. on
a steam pressure OF ninety.iiye pounds. The
engine will also be operated tomorrow, and
on Friday and saturday the port engine
will be worked. only two OF the boilers
were In use to-day, and the test Is regarded
a. very satisfactory in every detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
TIrY COVE TITTT sTF0N0.


As above stated there were fifty or more
persons in the delegation. - or 20 per cent.
oi whom were cOlorcd Among those pres
ent were Mcssrs. Robert u. Ward. Patrick
Keenan,, Allie jacobs, Carter Harrison, Ro-
lsnd IuU. John Rankin. Wrgv T. Knight, u.
II. Alley. !. H. Childrcy, Younger Loving,
Philip Harri., Major Tom Ballard, Josiah
Crump. James II. Barrow, Andrew D..
Brown, aud 4. j. Carter. The four last
named are colorcd. Nearly an Of those mem
toned made speeches and several OF them
spoke more than once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Ordered TO Turn over Books and
RADprs

Nsw YORK, May Sin the natter OF The
contest Tor the comm,sionership OF the
pubic works Judge BarfetL has issued a
warrant ordering j. Lowber Smith TO turn
over all the books and papers 10 ThOmas +.
Gilroy. At 1880 a. ". Under.sherI Sex.
ton served upon l.. Lowder smith the papers
containing Judge Barret's decision and do
manded that The books and the possession II
the Office be surrendered Mr.. smith at oace
handed over the keys TO Gilroy asd gave min
full possession Of the office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
THE PISTOL WAS LOADED.
Accidental shooting OF youth
Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon the iourteen-year-old
son OF Mr. A. l.. shepherd, who lives al
g02 east Marshall street, vert to Nr. How
ard NJ. Wathaus, GIG north Tenth street,
snd while engaged in lingering small re-
volycr one of the chambers WAS discharged,
the bail entering the side Of thlrteen'year-
old son Of Mr. Walthail.
DIS. Gray and James were summoned ana
found mat tine bah had penetrated the ;eit
side not far below the heart, and It's course
RANGED around tho rbe.
The bali VS.. probed for buthot found
The wound Is not dangerous one, and
voung Walthall will recover
The shooting was entirely accidental
The two youths are warm friends and often
visit each other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Perfect health depends upon perfect con-
dition Of the blood. Pure blood cNnquers
eysry disease and gives new life TO every de.
c.yed or affected part. Strong nerves and
nsyfect digestion enable the syGtem TO stand
,ns shock OF sudden climatic changes. An
occa1oual % use OF Browns Iron Bitlers Will
Iesp YOU IN perfect state OF health.
non,t be deceived by other irou prepara-
lions said 10 be Just as good. The genuine
Ia made only by Brown Chemical Company,
Baltimore, Nd. sOldby all dealers in medi-
Ell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

THIS council Of the order Of Royal Ar
c4nmm was visited Tuesday night by Grand
Nlce.hegrut v. j.. Irvine, Grand-SecretaTy
William Loyenstein, and and-thapiah 4.
W. Harwood. each Of whom made addresses,
giving encouraging accounts OF the growth
OF TIE order.
There were 6ye limitations aud more ap-
plic.uts. Sir. II. Theodore Ellyson was
elected warden and duly instslled by Deputy
Graud.Regcnt j. Taylor Ellyson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Thrown from Buggy and Injured.

Mr.. Molhc Haynes was driving down
Franklin street IN buggy yesterday morn
ing. when her horse took fright and dashed
oil 80 fun speed. Mrs. Haynes va, thrown
from The buggy and sustained painful lniu-
ric- bv the ia. sle was taken in a house in
the nrighbornO0d, whtre she was kindly a.
tended 90 until the arrival OF a carriage. in
which she was taken 20 her home on Pine
street. where her husband. Mr.. \. l..
Haynes, Is engaged in the grocery business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Itnnor-I.iconse Conte.a

Some time during next week Judge Witt
will consider applications for liquor-licenses.
The day has not been decided upon. bat the
COMMUNICATIVE Attorney will recommend
10 tho Court a suitable time for the hearing.
number Of protests have been filed with
the Court against granting licenses for The
sale Of liquors in several places IN the city,
and these cases will probably be very iute'
resting and warmly contested.