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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

tn. annual bu,iness meeting Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church wss held last night, the
Pastor in the chair: Mr.. J.. B. Marquis,
secretary. The reports Of the Finance
Board and Treasurer showed that the re-
cetpts OF TIE year were Sl0,I2S.2S. Of wbich
sj.2SS. i3 came from pew-ieuts. After pay
ingail expenses and contributing TO nume-
ron, ana varied enterprises there was cash
balance Of SGS&9t
Much money raised in this church Is spent
IN Other feds, aud contributions OF lndi-
yIdnal members aud OF societies will greatly
ado 10 the total above given.
During the Twelve months past there were
seveuty-Gye new members added 10 the
church. a. against slXly-One for the year
previous.
The old Board Of Finance was reelected;
after which the meeting closed with reli.
gious exercises.
Dr. Hoge u now in the ioriy-tiith year OF
hIs r1etoratc, and IS prosecuting his great
work with untbaied zeal aud undim.nishcd
efficiency, while his sermons continue to be
models Of pulpit cloqueRce. lie not only
performs all The pastoral NOGk OF his church,
tut gives great attention TO the Old-Market
Hall mission, and serves on many important
committees 81 the church in this city aud
state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23


Major William L. simons continues very
il iudetd.
Nh ". Il. Allen has just returned from
a trip to the West.
Hon. A. II. r.. stuart, oi Staunton, is in
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Nc
CURE.
sir. VI. Z. Iuealls. president OF the Chesl.
reake and Ohio railway, Is expected in the
city thls week.
ColcnelJ. l.. CArington, Of the Exchange
Uofcl. who has been very il for some time
past. was reported much better yesterday
eyenio-.
Mr. WilHzm Loal has returned from Alex
andria, where be- went 10 superniend the
placing in position of the Confederate
MonamCut.
Mi.s lola " Uzzell. Of Petersburg, Va,
who has been stopping with Mrs. Walter
Tarman, Of Union AN, for several week.,
hss returned nome.
Judge 4. c. Snyder, Of the Supreme
Court Il West Virginia. and Captain A. F.
Mathews, prominent member Oi the bar OF
tnai state. were I'm the city Yesterday.
our granite-quarryn will fud in the
Dispatch an advertisement OF Mayor Jacob,
OF Louisville, ky., asking proposals for large
quantities Of granite blocSs, eurbins, and
tagging.
Mr.. J.. p. Ecker and fourteen other mem-
bers OF Acca Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
VIII leave here on the 18th Of Jupe in Pull
man ear ior Chicago, where the Imperial
Temple for NOrlh America meets on the l7th
proNlmo.
The following convicts were received at
the pcuitentiary Yesterday: James Fields,
malicious shooting and hOusebreakiug, four
years; James Chaplin, malicious assault, one
ye /, from Russell county; James A. Brown,
from Mythe county, HOUSEKEEPING, two
years.
Hon. Gcorge y. Wise and Judge Waddill
will meet the Clerk OF the House IN Wash
ington TO-DAY 10 open the depositiOns In the
cor .ested-electiOn case, In order that the
evidence may be sent 10 the printer 10 be
printed for the use oi the House az its next
session.
The officers Of Monroe Grove. No. /,
United Ancient Order OF Druids, will be
publicly Installed at $50 o'clock this eve
ning in their lodge-room, Belvidere Hall.
Refreshments will be served and music will
DE furnished by the Pine-Street Sunday
school choir. Mr.. f.. Croker, director Pro
fessOr II. l.. Rees. pianist.
Yesterday afternoon Policeman Lange,
while standing near the intersection Of
Seventh add Canal streets, observed two
cOlored boys coming towards him, each OF
whom had n bag on his shoulder. On ac-
costing them they dropped the bags and
fled. one was captured, The other escaped.
The bags contained iron. supposed TO have
been sto,en from the Richmond and Alls-
ghany Railroad Company. The name OF the
boy arrested Is George Farris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
CIenmore IRON Company.

This company has inst been organized In
thi, city. with the following officers: Gene
raj joseph j.. Anderson, president; Il. W..
Montague. of West Virginia, secretary;
and Josc0h T.. Anderson. Jr., treasurer
Directors: General Jo'eph R. Anderson,
Major john p. Branch, Colonel Archer An
dersou. \. j. Mathews, Esq, and George
Grant. Esq.
This company IS formed for the purpose
Of mining and manufacturing IRON and other
ores FROM the eastern side Of the Glenmore
estate under a'Case from The owners.
The property consists of about thrce thou.
sand acres Of land. beginning within three
miles oi the White sulphur Springs, IN
Grceubrier county, West Va. and extend
ing northeast about six miles along the
waters 81 Howard and Anthony's creeks,
which 1ow into the Grecnbrlcr river about
TWO miles distant.
A persistent deposit CT iron ore (opeR
stucturcd rcd oylCc running from four
teen 10 sixty feet thick, has been traced and
proven by uumerous openings through the
entire length u the property for distance Of
six miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
cincinnati Kaces.

Lhy lticetlfu TO Llt Dloptltl.l
CrNcI>NArL May - The weather was
cold and di,agrccabie snd the track slow.
Flst race-selng, for threc-year-ods
snd upwards, six f1rlongs-J. I. Burnett
won; Fan King second, Benson third.
Time, l:lS.
second race-tw0-year-Old FLIES, nine
sixteentas Of mile Spring Dance Won;
.cmaphors second, Martha Page ihTd.
Time, 81.
Third raceSsame conditions and Dis.
ce-Balyuoo won; Adele VI. second,
Silence tlird. Time, 81.
Fourth race-one nile and seventy yards,
purse for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woni
Maori second, Tenuy third. Time. lA,i.
Ful rsct-mrrchauts' stakes for three
year.Ods and upwards, mile and q iurlOng,
= 900 adled-Ssntaleue won: " heelcr L.
sec0ud, Princess Bowling third. Time.
1:J7.
sixth rsce-selling. one mile. thrceyear-
old- and upward,-Litrol Won; COlghtly
second. Videttc third. Time, l:4li.
A serious blunder occurred during the
afternoon. The field WAS sent away 10 the
merchants, stake by starter sheridan and The
race run without any Of the judges being n
the stand, and the error was not discovered
tll the Jockeys came back 10 weigh out and
found no one Ia the stand TO acknowledge
them. The judges were hunted up and let
the boys dismount. when they announced al
the bets of on the race and the distance 10
be gone over again. The fayorite was Mon.
tro,e IN the l.r-t run, bat was switched 70 the
Chicago stable entry m the second. This
stable won both runS--the first with Wheeler
T., the second with Santalene. They ran
one, two, in both races. Considerable kick
Ing was INDUCED in over the decision OF the
Judges In declaring ali bets OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
A STEAMER SUNK.
THE CYNTHIA AND TIE PoLYHEsIAH
IN COLLIsI0S.
The Former Goes Under with Eight Per-
sons, Who Wore Drowned in Their
Berths.
lBy tclogrAph 70 the Dispatch.l J

MONTREAL. May 22.--The steamships Gym
this and POlynesian cSllided this morning
near Long Point few miles eat OF this
city. Eight lives are reported TO have been
lost. The collision occurred in the channel
opposite Long Point about twelve mile,
from mere. The Cynthia. Captain Donald
son. was a freight steamer and was bound
inward from Glasgow. The POlyuesian was
bound outward with freight and passenger
for Liverpool. The Cyntala sank in aoOu,
twelve fathOms OF water. The survivors
swan ashore. The Polynesian proceeded TO
Quebec in a damaged condition.
The accident occurred st 4:30 this morn
ing. and seven persons were drowned IN the
berths below. Another man who was
drowned was on decS, but could not swim.
All the lost were members OF the crew. The
Cynthia earned no passengers. There arc
two opinions Is TO the cause Of the collision
one that it was due 10 4 Misunderstanding rs
10 the "rue of the ROAD" aud another that
the PolyneSian refused 20 obey the helm
The channel Is crooked where the collision
occurred. The Cynthilsun in about seven
minutes after the collision. and is totally
submerged except her maSts. She carried
plg-iron and coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
HOUSES AHD LoTs.
transactions in Real EState, city aud
County.


The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were admitted 20 record in the Chancery
Court Yesterday:
Tony Morgan and wife to :. II. Pulliam'
2ll feet on soutn sidc Canal street, Det"eeh
Fou-hee and Adams, 50.
II. W. Stnpcr aud =. :. Parrish, trustees,
n William N. BeyerdEc, % icet on SCUM
side Baker go. 3lj west Baker sueet in-
proved. SlOgi3.
A. T.. Wells aud vile 10 YirEinius Pendle'
ton. so feet on we't -lde Twentieth street be-
tween Broad snd Grace, improved, 5000.
Commonwealth OF Virginia 10 william
CHRISTIAN, one Third Of an acre on Twenty
third aod Concurrence
Charles If. Hacker and wife TO y. :. and j.
II. Rose, 5jt feet ON randolph street pe-
tween N ana l'ie"'ani'' gay ,e9',....,,... oo,...
George = noIn'N q" ...,1 '',''.' I,.',..
on e"l slu' ii".D',N s,.o, s'''''
Ine' inpio'eu' N'"''
HEARito COUNTY colEI'
Richard A. Eggies'on and wife With VIII
liam Taylor and wife. GG feet on south side
OF Mitchell corner Allen street, partiiioned.
T.. II. Duncanson sud wife o Joseph a.
and Victoria 4. Davis, 40 feet on south side
of Thoma, street, being Lois 2Gl aud 2J2 IN
Dinneen's pi3u $40.
j.. H. Nas'' >'' ~. '"l''''' o'l anrI. A,,n
Others 10 W ld~n a. J .ol'HGs, ~ -. "'i'' u"
east ,lee OF IirooA iuiui'Ne, So.''9, ...,
NNllSh Il. n'ii''' ''' ".''''e. '.o', t,1 ''ir
otecrs 10 Mli''n 49, VI" ''N' ''''
OF biooh tuIh PIKE y'..t''.y ,....i. ,-;.,.-
J. = behneU @uu WI, ~ ',l,,1a,
I'D ac's, on "a ~. i.'..'''S' ,.', i'''''
"', q" Ia ,,.,fo a. I Tbo,o,so,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23


"A having passed several sleepess nghtS
disturbed by the agOnies and cries OF a suffer
Ing child, and becoming convinced that MRS
WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the
article needed, procured a supply for tho child.
On reach.ng home and acquOintlng his wife with
what he had done she refused 10 have 1t admin
isiered TO the child she was strongly Ia favor
OF Homeopathy That night the child passed In
suffering and the parents without sleep. Ro-
turning home the day following the father
found the baby still worse, and while contem-
plating another seepless night the mother
stepped from the room 70 attend 10 some DO
mesuc duties aud lefi tho father with the child.
During her absence he administered portion
Of the Soothing syrup 20 the baby and said
nothing. That night all hsnds slept we'll and
the little fellow awoko in tho morning bright
and happy The mother was delighted with tue
sudden aud wonderful change, and, although a.
nrst offended at the deception prGcticod upon
her, has continued 10 use the syrup, and suffer-
Ing. crying babies and restless nights have dissp-
peared. A single trial Of the Syrup never yet
failed 20 relieve the baby and overcome the pre-
iudices Of tho mother sold by all druggists. %
cents a bottle. tozJeod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
Nanctcster Rriefs.

Ar. r. Y. owen has resigned the position
o. pur,cr ou The steamer Ariel TO accept
that of manager Of the Bon Air Hotel, re.
Gently purchased By a party OF Richnond
gentlemen.
Democrats should not fail TO 90 TO the polls
to-day, Tor while the Republicans have made
ncuOmiu9ti0nS except for councilman in the
Third Ward, they may spring lickc. IN any
portion Of the city.
The play Of " Mrs. Jarley's Wax-Works ~
Of the Manchester Opera-House was greeted
bv q iarge audience again last night, and the
production was highly cred!table TO those
who took part, As well as amusing TO The
audience.
Mr.. Robert Lee Jones, who recently went
20 Teas with view 10 making that state
bis home. h1s returned u Manchester and
Will pernaps reside here.
SIR. Ira T.. Anderson is having a pretty
dwelling erected on the Petersburg turnpike
q short distance below the city.
Ihc Tuesday German club will give their
last dance % the season ct the Leader Hall
tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

J. johnson. o! Richmond; Vice.President.
H. =. Jones, Of Hanover; Secretary aud
TrcasHrcr. II. l.. Hoover, OF stanton. Di-
recfors William !. johnson. Ohio o. owens,
Charles /. Wdhams. u. Rand. Well
ford, w. ". Henry, s. ID. CTensbaw.
Thomas l.. AifFiend, N. l.. Hoover, {. l..
Cooke, and George G. Jordan.
SJlr FOR Sl0.000.
MessrS. ". ". Henry aud II. VI. Tyler, as
counsel for J. q Dickinson, instituted suit
actinst i. G. Carpenter and Z. II. Her
rog. surviving partners ot themselves and
Robert N. johnson. deceased, late railroad
contractors under the style and hrm-namo
OF =. {. Carpenter a Co., for $4,000. The
amount thst the plainti9 expects 10 recover
j. s.. 200. NO declaration iS fled.
several coupon cases were tried in this
court yesterday and decided against the
Commonwealth. the gcrulnencss Of TIC ccu.
pous being proven by the production Of
the bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co, +. NJ, west
franAlin-siroet lots
oUARLEs & McCURDY, 6 p. NJ, iwo-siory frame
dwelling.
FRANK D. HILL & CO.. y. NJ, handsome and
attractive Grace-streel residence, with 10, A.
tached, northeast corner Oi Grace and Fifth
streets
N. ". BOWIE and JOHN 4. GODDlN, 8 z. W..
commissioners sale OF desirable ana CEN
trally-locatod brick dwelling.
POINDEXTER & DRNOoN, 8 +. ~. trustees
saie OF desirable lot with small brick dwell
iug thereon.
CHEWING & ROSE, p. M.. choice west Cary
street improved property,
r A. CArLIN, p. 81, executors sale OF large
number of lots in Fulton.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1850 A. NJ, admlaisirator's
safe OF excellent household furniture. car
peta mattresses. china DraAA A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
CtKoUIx-ooURr mArTERs.
One charter Granted aud Another
Anendeo-suit Instituted, &c.


Iucge " clifford. OF the CITY Circuit Court,
Yesterday granted charter TO the Seteh-
glnes Fark and Lyd Company, OF which
the csrrora,ors arc Mcssrs. a. q. Babcock,
ltpna1 .. Murpoy. Y. hecher, Jr.' I. l..
sDer. f.. &. Braucr, John {. Fo"ier ana
q. %. Bailey.
Doe capital stock is 10 be not less Than
HGIg NOR more ttan 100000, oiVided lnio
tssfes Of SOD each.
Tl. real estate 10 be held shall not exceed
I.90l acres. and Il i. 20 be located at or
within tbrer miles of seven Pines. Such
..uc o.. may De acquired by the company Is
q. a, improved lu such manner a. 0'a' "c
deemed proper. and 10 be rented. leased, OF
occupied, a. losy be determined upon by saiu
company, &c.
1leIo following sre the officers: President
q. l.. Miller: secretary aud treasurer "
lechier, Jr. Directors: A. Z. baOcock'
Jolo g.. Fowler, V. Heehler. Jr.. G. J.: hi'
.ef, Thomas b. Murphy, and j. N. Bailey
THg aAiLwAY-slGsAL COMPANY.
Judge Wexford also amended lbe charter
Of lle European Railway -ignsl company
Increasing thc maximum capital stock from
t1Oo,OoO TO Si,O00.0O0.
bndeY the amended charter tbe ohleers oi
'A-- HAnaDaBy ars 10 be; President WILLIAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
pErEasBur0 FESTIVAL CONCERT.
Govcrnors Lee aud FowIe Present

special telegram TO The Dispatch.l
PErEgsBCgC, Va, May 22.-Ihe second
night OF the festival brought ont az large
AN audience ne last evening. Governor Lee
WAS present aud occupied a box, being the
guest Of John McGlH Esq. lie bowed
when he entered and his presence was plea
sanity noted. Goyoruor Fowle sat opposite
him in thc box which had neen provided
ior him through the courtesy OF the Musical
Association. There was little Of note At this
evenings concert. The Orchestra die most
Of the work sud did 10 carefully. but there
was 40 extraordinary event in their per-
formaDco. Maiame Teresa CatrenO ap-
pe,red for the nr,t time and carried OF
tue honors OF the evening. being recalled
several lines. Miss Helen Livingston was
the vocalist Tonight. Her enuuciation WAS
fine, her voice only iolcuble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

The monument made by BuUerl after the
picture OF 'Appomoltox,' 10y Elder, Will he
unveiled nl Alexandria tomorrow. Nr. K.
f. Daniel, OF Tins city, on behalf OF the
painter and sculptor. viii present the work
Do the committee, alter which Governor Lee
viii denver the Grafton. lie ana hls sian
viii leave here for AlcNandriS TO- might.
Auditor Morton Marve aud Clerk -oi.the-
Uouse John Bell Bigger will also 60
n is understood That IN the course OF his
address the Governor viii explain what ne
feels sure was the purpose OF General Ire
in ordering the charge upon the enemy's
entrenchcd position 40 GetlysbuSg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

Trade ia booming at "The Boston,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
RrooAIYn Ksees.
by telegraph 70 The Dlspstch.

10y ieItBrAph % lHo UI7pHI-u.I
BR0oKLYN, May 22.-rhe weather was
cool and clear AID the track lumpy at Grave
send to-day.
First race-six furlongs-L LOatauka won /;
Salisbury second, Brait third. Time, l:II.
second race-ouc mile Benedictine won /;
Ernest second, Carrie G.. third. Time, l:41t.
Th.rd race--0ne mile and furlOng-GyD D.
~ Queen won; Holiday second, Miss Cody
third. Time, 2:00t.
Fourth race-one mile and sixteenth
Inspector B. won; Eureka second, Rich
mond third. Time, POI.
Fifth receive iurlOngs-Sir William
won; Creamery second, Tormenter third.
Time, lost.
sixth race-six furlongs- Beck won
Long Island second, Raymond G. third.
Tine Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

Baltimore, who recently purchased the
spring-Hill properly. a short distance above
Manchester and who propose. after Semmes
street. m Manchester. shall have been open
ed. 10 grade aroad l'ading to their pro-
perry and to make # available for building
purposes. The street-car line IA part oi
the scheme To mske the lots desirable snd 10
make both Richmond and Manchester acces-
sible BY s,rcet-cars TO persons settling there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

not 10 sign the treaty unless paid Gil. 900, 900
for their lands. They feel burt At the way
the Government Is treating them m regard
10 the treaty OF 1867. and the treaty OF 1876.
and they are really getting DO more now than
these treaties called for. The bill gives
Red Cloud $2S.000 for horses taken from
him bv the Government in 1876, and as the
Standing Rock indians lost three horses to
their one, aud could get nothing for them,
they are greatly inceused. The commission
will 20 TO the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies first. while the Indians are in good
humor over Red Cloud obtaining a large
sum OF money, and It is probable that over
three fourths OF the Indisns there will sign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
REpoRrEO COMPROMISE.
Probability OF the Malone and wise
Facgtars Coming Together.


News comes from hgS Republican
source that there i movement on foot ana
noa hr advanced looeug to the reconcilia-
ton oi the Maoone aud Wise factions IN
virginia. It amounts substantially to an
agreement that tnc Republicans in their
county and CITY meetings to elect delegates
10 the state Convention. which VIII be held
subsequent TO the Democratic Convention.
will choose also county and city chairmen,
suuicct 10 the ratilcltion OF the state Con-
ve9tion. II is understood that President
H.rrlson is cognlzant of this scheme, ap-
proves II. and Will withhold all appoint
menl-. except such as the public service
positively requires, until the warring wings
OF the party have come together In peace
and harmony.
several times there have been uhfoundcd
reports of reconclia'ions. but the authority
for the statement in this instance is very
good. and no one need be surprised to see
the Republicans Of Virginia a. solid as ever
IN the coming campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
ROSS STILL ALiyE,
But No Hopes Entertained for his
Recovery.
special telegram to tho Dispatch.l

Special telegram 20 the Dlspatch-l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA, May o.
Ross was taken from the hotel TO his
mothers home about O'Clock this after-
noon. His mothers house is less than 200
ward. from the hotcl. he w1s carried upon
the cot UPON which he was placed Yesterday.
This evening Dc. O.. \. Taliaierro was called
in and with Dr. Jones made IN examination
Of the wound. They agreed that 7, would
not be proper 10 try 10 get the ball out II
appeared that the bali took an upward
course. bnt did not come 10 the surface.
The pressure upon some parts OF the head
causes me brain 20 ooze oui. About bali a
telspooniul u brains came out during the
examination. Tho doctors seem 20 have no
hopes ot his recovery. but state That
such a thing is possible. some nonrish>
meut is being given Ross by dipping piece
Of muslin info milk and putting it into his
mouth. Yesterday when Ross parted with
his wife he went across The street % 4 store.
There be saw Ng. l.. X. stewart. and sad 10
him that ne had promised not 20 drink any
more, but he bad not kept his promise
that he now intended never 20 take another
drink whi., be- lived Mr. stewart eX-
pressed pleasure 8t hearing this. Ross said
.''rhlt Niil go" and extended his hand and
said: "Gooi-by. old boy" lie went
straight to the hotel. and in two or three
minutes had shot himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
yev Nasontc nooy Organized.

TLinicth degree Of the Ancient and Accept
ed scottish Rite Of ireemNoury. was insti-
tufcl at -. Adams Hall last night by Mr.
John J.. Mayer. inspectOrgcneral for the
supreme Council of the Ihirty-third degree.
TIE le'tcrs-puen, of constitution, equivalent
to 4 peussilon in the York Rite, name as
The four principal officers Tor the temporary
orglnizaIon Charles 4. Neshtt, CONS
msndcr; william RYAN, Grst. lieutenant
commander; ,, Nee. TIshor, second leu
enaut-commander. and IS. Z. Turner, chan
ccHor. II is proposed % organize Con-
sstory OF the TnrtT-sccond degree in Sep
fsr.Iar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
sen, Ca for Feiony-Other cases.

In the Police Court Yesterday morning
Fleming Johnson, a cOlored youth about
eighteen wears old, was charged with et-
tempting an outrageous assault upon ANNE
Dickerson. the wlic OF Charles Dicker on.
There was conflict 10 the testimony, but
Justice Crutch6cid though, the evidence
justified him 10 sendlns the accused Oh TO
the grand jury.
William Quarlcs and his wife Joanna
(both coloredl were charged with stealing Il
lot OF bags, the property oi Travers, Snead
& Go. Continued until the 25th on account
Of the absence ~ witnesses for the defence.
ThOma, pinhorn. charged wuh trcsp1ssing
on the premises Of D3cR Smith. surety
required for three months in the sumot 500.
Fillmore Morton ,coIoredA charged with
being suspicious character. >-.ety re-
quired for three months IN tine sum - 500.
Moses W bite .coi0rcd), charged with care
lessly driving bis wagon through The street
and driving over the child OF Mrs. Hudson.
Continued until May 29tn ON account oi toe
child not being able 20 De present.
V. f.. Mitchell. chalgcd with being drunk
and carving concealed weapOns-a Iazor
and dirh. Fined So aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
Recovers SI,OOO,OOO.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 22.-Seyen years
ago this State entered suit against the Pacific
Guano Company and others for the recovery
OF certain phosphate bonds. The litigation
has dragged along from one court to another.
and after repeated hearings was decided In
favor OF the State. A settlement has been
effected during the last few days By which
the State has received S32. 900 royalty on the
phosphate-rock mined while the property
was ia tue bands OF the Phosphate Com
psuy. Besides this, the undispated title 70
1000 acres OF marsh-pbosphate lands and to
phosphate creeks has been acquired by the
State. The property recovered is valued at
81 600 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
MrLotfierImDroyinr.

Mr.. Lawrence Lottier, who WAS stricken
with paralysis about a week ago, Il Inn
proving quite rapidly, and his family physl'
clan, DR.. Knox, thinks he will soon be out
again. Mr.. Lottier's stroke was very
serious one, but be has already partially re-
gained the Use OF his hand and foot on the
aUegfed side