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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04

A young man named Norton has been
employed as reporter by the Bridgeport
Farmer.
Wheeler & Wilson's closed for inven-
tory.
At Leavenworth's hardware store, Capt
Rich took the music box, drawn for the
third time. lie is painter and held 80
tickets.
Miss Ella Coister of Park street married
Mr. Gilbert, clerk in E.E. Chaffee's store,
Wednesday.
Miss &C. Mallett has visited in Gree MS
Farms.
G. NJ. Cole of W.Healy g. Co. has been
confined to the house with an abscess.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Charles w. Beach and Miss frankie
Wilson of Easton, Tuesday, 18th, at the
brides home in Easton.
The shop occupied by c. w. Hall has
been raised and repaired.
Henry Seltzam, Jr, butchered two
large hogs for Carl Ochsner.
CIV .Tator sold four horses and cow,
last week.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04


Blacksmith j. j. Foster has been sick,
but is better.
The Sunday school Of Center Street
church will give temperance concert,
10th, proceeds to replenish the library.
A reception was given by Mr. and Mrs
David Osborne to their son, DIR George
Osborne and bride, Tuesday afternoon
about SO present. The presents were nu-
merous, including $40 from Levi Bradley
and four other money presents. The Ia
BILE was loaded with everything that
could be desired. In the evening party
was given in honor of Orlando's 2lst
birthday; about 200 present; AZ loaves
of cake, no two alike. Music by Brad
ley's bond.
Mrs Frank Gould and Miss Frances
Thorpe spent Christmas with Mrs Burr
Merwin Of Greenfield Hill.
George b., son of John Ferris of Green
field Hill, was married to Gertie Mills Of
Weston, January /, at Westport.
The people Of Aspetuck were surprised
at the separation Of Mr. and Mrs Aaron
Mills. Mrs Mills has left here.
David b. Gould builds an ice house.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
LONG HILL.

Willie Gabler has purchased Leroy
Patchen's goat.
Mr. and Mrs w. 5. Gildersleeye spen.
Christmas with d. S. Gildersleeve and
family, Bridgeport. 4.
w. s.. Gildersleeve has recovered MS
dog, which wandered away some weeks
ago. 1t was found at III. r. Wheeler's,
where it had made itself perfectly at
home.
Leroy Patchen has visited his brother
Burton in Oronoque.
VIII Bishop has purchased horse OF
Joseph Spagele.
Deputy Sheriff S. b. Hayes of Stepney
descended upon the Point House, Royal
Jennings and ID. G. Beach, 'Ruesday.
James Il. Brinsmade and family OF
Shelton spent New Years with w. =.
Wheeler.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
TASHUA,

William McCauley has visited his bro
Their in Norwalk.
Winton French had an attack of the
chills, but is conyalescent.
Aaron Mallett had New Years visit
from his grandson in New York.
Charles Mallett's sheep suffered from
two dogs that have been killed.
The beautiful Sunday school tree at
the church was not unloaded until Fri
day night.
G. C. Buckley, the rector's brother, has
been at the rectory with his family.
Ignis Kohlar entertained friends, New
Years night, in honor of his wife's birth.
day, with music, dancing and fine col
lation.
Several fine turkeys have been stoler
from Asa w. French, but he has a clue
Miss Alice, daughter of Horace Wheel
err of Shelton, has returned home from
visit with her uncle, L. n. Mallett
Miss May Wills of Long Hill aecompan
led her,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
MoN ROE.

Frederic j. Peck Of New Haven has
visited Frederick McEwen of Bagburn.
Next Sunday will be communion Sun
day In the Congregational church. Pre-
paratory service, Friday at / annual
church meeting Immediately afterward.
SOeiety's meeting, Saturday,at the same
hour,
Miss Lizzie A, BeaFdsley was home
from Bridgeport, last week. DR. and Mrs
J. w. Sears of DanbuIy with F, d. Hob
lister,
John Wheeler has been In town from
Naugatuek,
Miikmen and farmers generally, don't
raiI to attend the Creamery meeting at
the Church Parlors, Tuesday, 9Th. at 10
ii. Mattegs Of Importance 10 all are to
he discussed, The more farmers enter
ing into the business, the Tess the expense
individually and the greater the profits
tor each
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
MORTIFIED.

Melville wyman of Johnstown, N. Y,
visits his brother, II. j. Wyman.
Dan Prival, formerly student at the
Weston military institute, promising
young lawyer In New York, was in town,
last week; also Deputy Sheriff James
Toner of Norwalk.
Mrs N. b. johnson was stricken with
a slight shock of apoplexy, last week,
but has partially recovered, so that she
Is about the house. Her daughter, Mrs
A. f. Turney, is with her.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
SPORT HILL.

A five gallon can of oil, rope and bag
OF feed were found on the turnpike, Sat-
urtlay night. The loser can obtain them
at George b. Gregory's-
Mrs Godfrey and Miss Edith Sherwood
have been Ina Brooklyn.
Percy johnson OF Wesleyan University
and Al. A. Gilbert OF Yale law school
have been on the hill, also Charlie, son of
Coroner Mix OF New Haven.
Wilbur Beardsley Ia improving.
! Mrs Gilbert has been IN New Haven
and Weatville.
The Sunday school at Center Al. II.
church viii give n jug-breaking concert
for the benefit Of the library, In the
church, ON the evening Of the 10th.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
STRATFlELD.

". +. Brothwell and family spent
Christmas with B. b. Brothwell; well
filled Christmas tree added to the enjoy
ment.
DIR Charles K. Banks is with his faith
er, M. +. Banks.
Kelpler Nichols is booming the tree
business.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04

Mrs w. w. Bliss, who has been sick. Is
lmproving. Her sister Is with her.
Rev II. r.. Wheeler Of Sandy Hook and
wife were here, Sunday.
Raymond shelton and little sister were
.v,,xsfs 81 q. M. Beardsloy, Christmas.
David s. Clarke and daughters Of
Huntington and Homer Clarke and sister
have Waited friends here.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
DIAMOND HILL fREDDrNG)

Mrs George Underwood of Westport
visits Mrs George o. Plat; Mrand Mrs
Middlebrooks of Bridgeport and Mr. and
Mrs Charles Vail of West Stratford, their
aunt, Mrs L. b. Benedict; Misses Matte
Boughton and Lizzie Brotherton, Dam
bury, B. S. Boughton.
Elmer Jones has returned to Troy,
N. Y.
The Q. f. society met at Banks Cor.
hams, Wednesday night.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04

Eugene Platt and moved to her daugh-
.ter's, Mrs Charles VOLTS, Stratford.
George Morgan has a fine new horse;
the horse of Charles Beers got cast in the
stable and had to be killed; William Wa
terman has new horse. III
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
WESTPoRT.

Miss Alice Wilcox of Hartford visits
Mrs NJ. w. Wilson; Miss Sophie Ham,
mond her sister; Miss Flossie Coley Mrs
William K. Nash; Charles and Fred Adj
ans of New York George s. Adams.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
SHELTON
BRIDGEPORT.

Died, December %, Anna, wife of John
Davis, 65.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04
cREENF1EIn HILL.

Willie Wilson caught monster fox
Christmas.
Moses B. Banks has sold Mary P Hull
three acres of land on Congress avenue
for $500.
Mrs Nose sW Beers to Moses B. Banks,
an acre and half for $500.
Sarah Z. Hopkins, teacher in Burr dis
trict, is in Port Jefferson. VIII B. Hill,
who teaches an Academy, is home.
Mr. and Mrs NV Morehouse enter
tanned Is, New Years.
b. B. Banks is sick.
Simon Pease bought fine cow of Hor-
ace Banks.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Banks spent New
Years with III. NJ. Wheeler.
Herman Pease of Perry City, N. Y, is
here.
Miss Lizzie c. Banks has been in Gull
ford.
Choice groceries at the new store of C.
Ruthven.
1t is reported that b. B. Banks will
close business here in the Spring.
j. b. Nissan was here, Saturday.
S. Pease has been seriously i'll.
REDDING.
Mrs E. p. Shaw's father, who resided
near Lowell, Mass, died on Christmas
morning. She attended the funeral.
Theodore Sherwood has been pr0mot-
ed to be assistant treasurer in one of the
great railroads of the West with head
quarters at Des Moines, Iowa.
Albert Gorham has a base drum that
has been in the family Is years and is
as servicable as ever.
Mr. WatefhOuse of Lone Town enter
tanned a large company, New Years.
| Fred briggs and sister of Brooklyn
are entertained by Miss Julia Sanford.
d. S. Sanford and Rev Mr. FTeeland took
| New Years dinner with D. Sanford.
| Frank Abbot and wife visit his father,
Dea Abbot.
Stephen Sanford is putting in steam
engine.
| Johnny Giles is quite sick with infaHl-
matory rheumatism.
Mrs Chauncey Morehouse of Sharon
has visited William i .Dennison. Patrick
Mcdonald has engaged w. s. Bassett to
move barn on the Sanford Wheeler
property.
Herbert |. Barnes spent New Years
at s. s. Osborne's.
| s. S. Osborne Winters 10 horses.
1 Walker s. Bartram is with his brother
David.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-04

OXFORD.
School will begin on Rock House Hill,
next Monday, Miss Ida Crossman teacher,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

trade. and. in view of the early completion
NJ the Atlantic and pdnsille Railway. and
the late reduction Of freight. predicts for
them still greater business ia the future.
Much routine hu-inc-, wa- transacted.
and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Paul &. Nenahlo. pre~i-
dent. james G.'pcnn. ce-prc-ident. /. :.
Rendall. secretary and treasurer. The usual
standing committees were also elected.
Fifteen or twenty knights i,mplar lcfi
here tonight 10 attend the iriennial c0nclafo
Of tine United >iales. now IN session IN
Washington. Dove tommander1 expected
10 20 as body. hut ON account oi some
hitch failed to do -0.
The shipments 0i leaf tobacco TODAY We're
Gs.W0 pounds.
\ Grand rally of North Daneille Demo
Gratis created much enthusiasm Tonight. b.
\. Davis. candidate for ODE legislature.
Claude \. swanson. of Chatham. auu
other speakers held forth. "Nh hy did NI-
hone skip DlnNillet" il the question asked
by everybody and answered by nonc
-allie Pallam. iho c0lured girl Who Wls
nm over hy freight car while -he Wls
cribling coal from the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad. bass since died.
Frank PAYNE. charged with tAH murder ni
james Ilarri. in October last. Nls to-day
arraigned in the liu-iin-- Court. and hs
consent the jury rendered "a c0mqIomi~e'er-
diet of voluntary mau-laushter. and Payne
was sentenced 60 three wears iu the peni-
temiiary. The continued absence Of Wit
ncs~cs has kept the ease from being tried
for year.
Tho ease of ". T.. y. Williams against
the Richmond and Dan,illr Railroad. he
claiming S1O.cOO for being knocked Oh "a
iresile Last March. i, now hein. tried in ihc
Hastings Court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

bishop. with woll-or-anizcd dio1cse WIN
church property valued at S2a."N. nln" h'~
"a bishop. eight preshyier-. eighteen dcicon7'
several candidates On holy orders. Hil "
lareo corps uf luN workers. lhN mission
nrou.ffy Is worth si1S.jn Japan iil-
Ii.6Dp. fem urOshvfcr-. and a- many c1ndi-
I,i.- asr holy orders. lue value uf church
nrorort, i- Sli..1o.O,. The lI1liian Church
has bishop. with small -i1n of cierg-
men. and property worth fl'.fN. lhe
Bishop of eddie. Japan. reports -fi'lt-
u. increase iu tho nWuher ni r"iniliii-
csrf.. The Bishop of llalt relor- inli
thD civil connections on that island i1'elN
ha,o affected eyaneci1in- efforts. There
has been little progress 800 ihr WORK "i
Church. The Bishop Of shanghai reports
many conversions and tnc building w
chaurls. schools and hospitals
Affrr some other routine business lhe
House of DeWfic- adjourned tiii ihc alter
noon.
IN IUI HOT -F Oi Hi-uDfr.
To-day tine Bishop Of Iowa nfored leel-
u.iy fl the death ye-fUniat ni Bishop ail.
of kansas. lnd presented suitable le-1iu-
ti0u- which were adopted hf rising vote.
Directls after which tho House adjourned.
having appointed the Bishops Of Tennessee.
Rhode Island and Mlune-Oin committee
90 attend Bishop Walls funeral
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 2ll the hoard of mission. rconyeucd
with She singing Of ~creouland' irl Noun
fain-." ." end then the RnN. Nr. Locke. oi tine
China mission Wa- introduced.
Mr.. Locke spoke Oi native cfan-eliI'lion
%. ihr only method of cNan-ell/diiou-
~Foreign i0nafie.. 90 said Doe. ~cau never
do tine wurh in Asia II hin1 irio ht ''h-
Nortod a. must hc done hl ihe 'h'ne.o.
kry. pmlu- NOOrf. tlo r0lorft delegate
from ,apa palma-. Liberia. ALSO addressed
the board. lic asked if IL would noi Doe
better for the government. instead Of ien9r-
ine Liberia ~ daughter republic. i1 iiAf
Steps 90 bring the two nations closer lN-
gcthcr IT, thought Obi. country should
-ub-idiIc lime Of steamers 90 taA' al-
yaufaec Of tine great commercial Resources
of that country. d would act a- e safety
valve t0 lot OH some of the race troubles 'n
the South.
Bishop Talbot. the Young bishop in charge
Of the diOrc~e- Of Wyoming and Idaho. told
of some Of his experiences in missionary
work iu tine West. rclltiug several amusing
anecdotes Of tine rough btt hearty pictt c1n-
mon 90 the natives.
Al this point. ON the motion of ict. Dr.
Beatty. of Kansas. thc Board 0i Missions
adjourned in order 90 permit the House OF
Deputies t0 take action upon
TIE DEATH OF RIGHT REN. THOMAS iii h-
HtHD VAIL.
Bishop Of Kansas.
The resolution roeotiin. tine dcce1-e OF
the Reverend Bishop wa- then read With cN-
pro--ion- of sympathy for his family.
\ delegate to attend the funeral. which D.
tO ho held on "Wednesday next at Bf}n
MaUr, Was appointed.
n Was then moved that the House OF lci-
ufic- adjourn out Of respect iu ihc mcmoft
of tine deceased. and carried.
The convention meets again io-mo oW
mornu- ut % O'Clock.
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sPOTsYLVANIA AROUSED.
Court PrOcecdings-Ih Political Pot
Boiling Lurty Calls Confederate
Iraifor>

Court Proceedings Political Pot
Boiling Lurty Calls Confederate.
Traitors.
-rOI>NI ANA COS nlflOt ~. fff FRED
FElck~Br re-. y g.. October J.. special.
~pot.yhania County Court was held to-day.
with large number Of people of both races
iu attendance. ln iho ca-e OF the Common
wealth against peudlci0n tur grand jury
brought iu lrue lill. riu- -in- 'endition
with murder 100 the first degree fur ih- hill-
ing OF Colonel William B. Goodwin. The
accused WAS without counsel. and thc
Court assigned Mr. llenly llolladay t0 de-
fend him. The accused plead MOT guilty tD
the murder. bat guilty to the. count in the
indictment that he had served a term in the
pcuiicntlary for murder. The case Wa, ~et
for ,riai ior pcNi court.
Commonwealth against r0ld0n. charged
with fploniou- assault 0n W. l. LeaNcll
wa, Hof pf0ssff.
The roiitical pot boiled over. For many
wears tine Democrats Of thc county have nut
been ,o stirred up. senator Gordon. OF AZ
bemarle. and Nr ". 4. Little. Jr. Demo
cratic candidate tor iic senate irf ilis dis
trict. spoke 100 tine cout-ru6m iO an immense
audience. Both gentleman made sterling
speeches. and 40 great was tlie frequent APP.
plau-c that 10 could Dee heard several hun.
dred ward. from thc building.
Captain lurty. tine Republican candidate
for Attorney -Gcncral. held -dc-~hoN iu
the courthouse yard to Tot of negroe, and
few Mahomciics. luriy'- appeals to his
bearer, was dirt Of the Nile~t Kind. lie said
those who were In lhc ,onicderair army
and survived owed ihrir n,ch, i0 iAe Re-
publican party. Tor who Wa, ia that army
wa, a traitor and the Republican party
was IN puWer Wlcn DE Wat ended. tli-
IDENTITY the speaker -aW thai ic lad made a
mistake in his remarks. and tried after
ward, 10 smooth il over, bul the old soldiers
present heard 10.
The general conclusion j, that the Demo
crai, will do brilliant work in >pot~yl-
Nauia.
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HUSTlNGS COURT.
Biz. vi indictment Brought In by the
Grand Jury Yesterday.

tltht Juil ffsttItays
The October term of the llusring, Court
began yesterday. and the grand jury. Mr.
Charlie. l.. stokes brennan, brought in the
following true bills of indictment:
FELONIEs.
" ilson Bowler. stealing horse and buggy.
the property OF keancy \ owen.
Francis ncasies, iiousebrcaking.
Mary 4. Curtis. hou>ebreaking and lar
ccny.
Albert Dabney, fcloniously assaulting
Henry TAYLOR.
". ii. Thomas, alias Muly Vaughn, out
rdgcous assault.
Mi,DEMEANoE>.
Rchecca Harris. selling liquor without a
license; same. for selling tobacco without a
licOn-e.
John Bernard. resisting the police.
James Grace resisting the police.
The grand jury was discharged FOR the
term.
The civil docket was called to-day, and
Judge Wit stated that the docket viii b,
called again next Wednesday. and all eases
that have been on the docket for three terms
viii DC dismissed IL the lawyers in the cases
are not present 10 look after them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

The Condemned Man Claims that the N"f-
diet Was Due to His Eciigion-North
Carolina News Budget.

Carolina News Budget.
RALEIGH. N.C.. October : special. -
Tia. trial of Fach-r Boyle. which terminated
3D. OBJ. stroke Of twelve saturday nishi, re-
.ulf.u- im 20 conviction and death sentence
of the accused priest. has been lle ail-al-
-orh'ne t0ric0f interest here to-day. lhere
g. .r.af diversity 0f opinion a- iO iho Justice
Of ih.N verdict and the pnpondcrance oi cN-
nr..-inn i- decidedly to the effect
illi fhe verdict WAS WWarani-
.I. Th. uuy consisted entirely oi
c0nnnmen and remarkable fact
nl- been developed that nine oi them were
Banfi-f-. lf f. also learned to-day that one
off fl. m1meu Was reldiiND0i Mis-, nii-
nL.r fue mu,nuiriN. iielle'- statement
and h.- conduct p0ndin. ihc death sentence
SATURDAY nieili has been much talked about.
Notwithstanding the fact that il was midi
uf.hf when fhe verdict WAS brought in. iir
rnlrl-rnum wa- crowded. Motions oi cnlin-
..f f,r defense fu -ei aside fhc verdict
mG grant neW trial hoih being
ulpnIilrd. far condemned man Na-
allowed io speak before sentence Ma.
nr.n0iircad. lf. arose and calmly faced
ih. audience. 3d. -Na- a- cool. deliberate,
.nd indifferent DIS ID thr matter ai haud wa,
nr fh.m0-f trivial nature. lir spoke only
l.w words lio did mot ASK iur ihc mercy
Of iI. court of refer in AMY way io me
crime .r auf point iu ihc evidence. lie
simply denounced boo hiu-f bitter terms ihe
n.fuu.f- Uu fle other -idr. aud said ihc
nru-prnfiNn hId lO0n unfair dud determined
totals. his ulp because Doc wa. Roman
Catholic. lle was extremely bitter.
While iArdcath sentence WAS being pro-
n.uuc.si he $40 erect with head throw D.
back. $50 cHlu-r a. d- seen COB pass nttI ili-
rumienauce Hnd flie death ~rnicHrr qua nui
.u fU effect him iu OBJ. smallest decree.
rt0 nr three fimr- while he was talking
lher ua- l0ud applause from ihe large ai-
dltUr. NlI SENT.
d learned to-day that Bnsir'> liiei- safe
900 fl. spring term oi ihe supreme 'nuit.
Tln Lass uro, ide.. ihli ca~e~ which are de-
rdel zoe fnr superior ouF ai ihe Same
time fa. ~IllnHr tauH i- boz .D -.Dn need
uai le carried up tD tine supreme Court
when appealed tiil the nest term Of that
roulf Bowie Wiil. therefore. nui Doe hanged
November -'fA a- sentenced. a- Ai, appear
Nill then Ne pending 900 tine supreme ,oilii.
fatal accident occurred 40 CLAYTON.
900 fhc Richmond and Dan,ille Railroad.
lic -aurlH, night. 4 freight train from
flM-hOrl wa, coming into clayton. ana
rIu u,Dran Killed "a negro named Albert
Rowland. who ,ciy 0oli,hl, attempted lo
cross thc track in front OF the engine. Row
land WAS horribly man.lcd
Governor loNle left to-day for Alamance
count, tO attend the Annual Fair.
lis learned to-daA from the clerk Of ih,
court here that ihe Bowie trial ha. cost ih,
state $1,000 up l0 date. from the Time Of the
arrest of trr condemned man.
hnhpn~' ciDN da hom lil over ihe >ial'
1r,. ATTENDING sam. Jones meetings az linr
ham. Tine meeting, have already arrived ai
20 very high pitch of interest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
EOUR lNJUNCTlONS

seain-; what j. Called the Belt Ilno.
'li. flll term ol the 'ircui, count for the
county ui ileuricu ,csan Yesterday at Hen
fic4 uunty Courthouse. judge Beverley Il.
Wexford. Jr.. presiding.
There wa. little hu-ine.. dome Yesterday
b"iuud appnlnf.a- daie- upon which 10
argue hHilou- cases. aW0ng them the in
junction ca-os restraining the Richmond.
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Eliboad nom
runn'u. lhe BELT Line through their
lands
lfIud.e Wexford makes lhe miunciions
permanent on thc ground that the railroad
Hal nN di-ht 90 build this Belt Line
under the pro, i,iou Of it~ charter allowing
10 iU build branch lines. then fl.r ,aiiioad
company viii i. have ga other option
than f1 appeal. 20 the supreme Court
OF Appeals with tine view oi purSuad-
iu. fle court t1 reverse Judge NelltOrd.
ifm. judge .hoald dissolve the iaiunc-
t.Ou thr property OWncr- Will nu doubt, zap
peal tD ihe tourfof Nginai-.and -o IN either
event 10 viii .a iDu. time before the Belt
Line - ill have the chance of being built
Tine court meet, again to-day
ANmgtE INJUNCTION,
last saturday Judge Bond sitting ia Bal
fin0re as judge NJ thc United states Circuit
Court tor the Fourth judicial circuit
granted an injunction against the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road cniDiuing the said road from g0lua
through the property of General llgailey T..
johnson in ihe construction ~ what j. popu-
larly known a- ,nc Belt Line. The injunc-
zion order reached the clerk of the luit,d
states '0uri in thi, city ou Yesterday. This
makes She fourth injunction.
The Hgs, in,co iHiunctiOns were granted
by Judge Wexford. They were a. enlon
the Belt line from running lheir track or
cutting through the mn', - ID. \. Paiter-
sop. Nj. iieltiie, and Thomas l.. Blanton.
The fourth i- obtained by General Bradley
o. johnson. from Federal Circuit Judge.
The first three claim that the digging of
bitches through their lands cau~es irrep3ra.
ble damage. General johnson claims fbc
same. and also that be- -Oing. and has
started. io form l"Nh on hi, property.
Mnlt lhc outcome Will De j. something
the iuire alone can tell.
4 CONFERENCE
\ conference Was aeid iu the city yestcl.
! day between tcnegal Manager Walter. OF
] Tine Atianti, Coast Line. which runs from
! W a,hingtOn 90 Charleston. -odth Carolina
and includes the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad the Richmond and
! Pclpobirg Railroad. the Petersburg Raj.
! road which runs irom Petersburg to Meldon
! North Carolina. aud the direct lines from
! " cldOn 10 Charleston. and the diilern
| executive officials OF these various com
pani-. The meeting was quiet one. but
! it N.a learned thar they met for the purpo,'
fni taking action relative 10 these injunction
Suits. and % move 10 have all the iniuuc
/ tiOu- uiIt.nei.