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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
POLICE COURT.
CaSes Disposed OF by Justice trutch
field Yesterday.


\. Caveari. an Italian. who was ar
rested for completely in the actions
Of A. Guardiocea. the Italian sub.con-
tractor. who skipped town owing the
hands under him about one thousand
dollars. was before the court. but there
hei z 10 evidence against him he was
Jiscga gef.
Tfoma Young. a colored youth. was
en- " Il siih stealing two scarf pms.
valued % -. from W. A. Voolfolk. a
conductor IN Oh Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and PDoma Railroad. Thomas
Young accused Joseph Brandon with
taxing the sclli-pns. Dir. voolfolk
Deiug absent from the city. the charges
against both youths were continued
uutil next Tuesday
Charles Bailey and James Bruce were
char ed with striking F:Kroop. master
If the schooner WilhelmIne. on board
Of the said vessel. Continued till Tues
Jay. June 25th.
Alice Walker (colored). charged with
.tea!irg one game chicken from +. Is.
White. She was given sixty days IN
iail in default OF security.
" LIE JDIu-Ou anu lluBh A'f IVA
we're each charged with beating TIM
Ctny Kerse In the street. The cases
we're continued until next Tuesday.
Lindsay Holmes was fined - for
driving a heavy load along a macade-
mZed street.
Walter Nelson lcoioredl threatened
10 beat his wife. Mary Nelson. Fined
- 80 and costs.
John Hill lcoloredl. an uncle Of
Richard Hill. little boy seven years
.lt. came to bis brothers. house Friday
evening under the influence of liquor.
He picked up the little boy and set HIM
On the fence. The aunt of the child
iold him three times TO put that child
down. Joan Hill thereupon threw the
boy forceably on the floor. breaking the
little fellow S left arm. Hill was sent
ON TO the grand jury.
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACES.
The winning BOrscs Yesterday .nirfe'
for Monday "a; iiiigh on Beach

First race. three quarters Of mile
Duzzle fist. Reclare second Burning
ton third. Time. 1916.
Second race. seyen-eighths of'a mile
Swift Stakes Blue Rock first, Ben
Harrison second, Gypsy Queen third
lime. l:20.
Third race. one and eighth miles -
Inverwick first. Benedictine second.
Kern third Time. 1856 Is.
Fourth race. one aud a half miles
BAY Ridge Handicap '-lnspector b.
first. Tea Tray second, Terra Gotta third.
Time. $3.50 10.
Fifth race. five eighths OF q mile.
Surf Stakes '-IarsO first, Cayuga
second, st. James third. lime, 1901 10.
Sixth race. one and quarter miles.
-On Turf st Luke first, Dladem
second. First Attempt third. Time
21O45.
The great American Derby run at
Chicago yesterday was won by Spokane
inst. with SarreutO second, Retrieve
third. Time, 2.flt.
ENTREES FOR MONDAY AT BRIGHrJS BEACH
FIRST race, i've furiOngs. year-olds-
Harrison. J. is: Garrison. Is, Major Tom, l1'
DAILY. lis, AlacarOOn. colt, ils, bhsntcllr.
cont. lis. May queen, 10, QuiutOness, 10
Mis, ANNE, nlly. ll5.
second rice three f)uuhs ~ mile, sell
lng- L0n1 Branch. III; Aura, III; Prospect
los. Niua 81 lO4; thicIrn 100; AlDemaiie'
los. Qucs1l, so. fonsie, 90, Vivid. oO.
Ihild n .e. three quarters Of milo, sell
Irg--ilYer star. lis. talerH, lib, carrie g.,
IO-. Grcle. iOl: Little JAKE, lOl; -weet
AVON. 100; Little Barefoot, 81, Little Tom,
81, kuigci, 81.
Fourth race, live mrlongs. three-year-
llds-BOh fOrsythe. ~, Little Moore, 10;
8cllalrc. ~. l0untnka. ID; Old kye, lZ2.
1850. H.. loIner. I22; lipstan, ~, Hnnis-
man. ~: Pelham ~; go dish. ~, Long
lIrk, ~: litilo Jake, l22. Lady Wrinkle,
az. Lilly 81, ~; Meridian, III: VIII Cher
y, llt.
Fluh iace one and one-eighth OF "a mile,
landIcaD-- latller, lis; Bflnz0marte. ia;
BED tflIc-, III; len Booker, 10; Folly, 10;
long Branch. IO1. Bonnie =. 100; King ia e..
lOG. Riddle. lO5. Borielaise. lOl; II. Luke,
Job. j. % -, l02 White Nose, lO2; suoal-
I.ru, %.
~inth race. seven-eirhths OF a mile-Car-
.rgi,. I2I Kchc.ieu. J2i; Jtnet Murry colt.
l22: Ncyeief, 49, Iipstafi' ll6, iongitudt,
az. lnnue-. lOG; Passport, 100; Donald, ia;
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A TRAGEDY.
nr. Arthur sniih's Fearful Death Last
~tgnt


Last night AZ 80 clock. Mr.. Arthur
Smith came to bis death while in the
discharge OF bis duty at the Richmond
and Allegheny depot at the foot Of
Eighth street.
This railroad has yard-master and
thres divisionsof yardmen, each under
tho orders of a captain. The yald-
master gives his orders to the yard CON
ductor who may be on duty the parti-
cular hours Of the twenty four These
orders state what cars shall 20 out and
the general movement Of all the freight
cars in the yard.
Mr.. Arthur Smith was the yard con-
ductor al the time he met bis death.
While j. was not his particular duty 90
do 70. yet to facilitate matters he IN
dertook 10 uncou, le two freight cars
while they were moving. This attempt
happened just under The bridge which
crosses Eighth street. AS he did so his
foot was caught by the brake and he
thrown TO tie ground. The car dragged
him distance Of thirty-six feet. lie
was heard to cry orce, and then life
was extinct.
His hat was found close to where he
fell. a piece Of tobacco which fell
from his pocket was picked up by the
reporter. Ills lantern was on the
ground not far from the hat. Just iu-
side Of the track bis motto books were
found But the worst was seen
right along the track The body
being dragged was fearfully man
gled. several portions Of the lungs
we're found M different places. AT the
end the body was seen. The police
officer had covered it over with ban-
ket. when Coroner Taylor removed
the blanket il was seen thet the head
and right shoulder aud arm had been
completely cut of from the body. The
trunk was iacerated completely.
Nj. Arthur Smith was about thirty
years Of age. lie began railroad work
as a brakeman. became conductor and
finally "a yard conductor. He had been
for some time employed at Newport
News. and had been in Rich
mond only three weeks. He was
the son of Mr.. G.. Smith. the
dentist, corner of Fifth and Broad
streets. Train Dispatcher Wright. of
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
il his brothcr-iu-law. The deceased
leaves a wife and two children.
The body was placed IN neat coffin
last night by the railroad authorities.
The first man To- reach the body was
John Jones. a colorod brakeman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
A Count of The Equitable League

A court Of the order of the Equitable
League of America was organized al
Tholls Hall Friday night. The new
court is namel IN West End Court.
aud the following officers were electe /.
Past Justice. John Laird. Justice.
George Stack; Clerk. James I SIM
mon-: Treasurer. John + Bell. Herald.
Robert j. Smith: Sergeaut-at Arms.
James NJ. Moyers; Constable. Charles
III. Sick. Trustees: John Laird. Peter
l.. Monroe. and james VI. Movers.
This is the fifth court Of this order
organized IN Richmond.
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IIecIion OF Omcers.

Hines Lodge, No. Il. Knights Oh
Pythias. at their meeting Friday night
elected the following officers Past
Chancellor, Wa. Watkins. Chancellor
Commander, w. Deane Courtney; Vice.
Chancellor, Irwin Smith; Prelate. c.
Fermillera; Master at Arms. X. +. Cox
loside Guard. r. Sam Denny: Outside
Guard, c. I. Blankenship.
These officers will be installed By ID,
d. G.. G. j. IL. Caperlain on Friday
ninhl IulY oh.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
NhanccrY lotlrI

Judge + IL. Fitzhugh, of this court.
heard argument yesterday in the case
Of the city Of Richmond against Thoma,
Branch and others.
Mr.. c. V. Meredith. City Attorney
repre- sented the city aud Colonel W. w
Gordon aud Mr.. Christian represented
Branch and others.
Judge Ftznugh took the papers and
reserved his decision.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

Alta stated meeting Of Myrtle Lodge.
No. p. Knights of Pythias, held ON Fri
day evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing Fix months X.
\. Sheppard. c. c., John b. Allen, V.
G: l.. Z. Crowder, Prelale: James A.
Thompson. NJ. at a., James p. Figs. /.
g.; James q. Morris, ST., o. G..
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Reduction OF Passenger Rates on the
Allegheny Road.

The following letter will explain IL
self
RICHMOND. VA, June -, 1889.
Editor of the Times:
lt gives me pleasure 10 announce
through your paper that on and after
July l. 1889, the local passenger rates
on TIE James river division of this com
pany formerly the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railway will be reduced % per
cent.
am sure that the residents along the
line of the James river division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
learn of this reduction with very great
satisfaction.
viii you kindly publish this letter in
your paper Iours truly.
Ii. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
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\ New Graveyard.

A deed was recorded in the clerk :
office Of Henrico Court yesterday from
Thomas III. Farrand 10 Moses Spegil,
solomon Joel, Moses Brown. Solomon
Weinstein. NJ. Harrison. NJ Barker,
aud >. Stem. trustees Of the Sir Moses
Montefore Congregation. or TO their
successors in office, conveying one and
fiye-eighths acres of land near the
eastern limits Of the city. The price
paid is $500. This tract OF land will be
used by the congregation as a grave
yard.
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GeneraI Passenger Agent.

SPONGE bags, soap boxes, pocket
stoves, pocket TASKS, paugents, pocket
toilets, mustard plasters, extract of
ginger and all other such convenience :
for persons when away from home. con
be found at Wagner's drug store, cor
ner OF Sixth and Bread streets.
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Virginia Reach

Princess Anne and Ocean Shore Park
hotels, under able management Every
thing first class. For excursion rate ).
schedules and all information apply at
office Norfolk and Western Railroad
90i Main street. Byrd street station, at d
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

WHAT DO YOU CHEW?
MAY APPLE
Why
Because it is the best can find.
Who makes i'll
I. q. WILLIAMS & Co.
Who sells tx
All dealers.
How can recognize il?
The name MAY APPLE is on every
plug.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

EaiIrond AppoiniInenl.

General Manager j. T. Harahan, OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway, has
appointed Mr.. /. G.. Rawn supernten-
dent OF the transportation, with head
quarters at Cincinnati, o.. Uice Mr.. j.
W. Sherwood. resigned. The appoint
ment took effect Thursday.
Dir. Rawn Will have charge Of the
transportation department aud perform
such other duties ne may be assigned to
him by the general manager Division
superlntendents and others will report
10 end respect his instructions accord
ingly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
PART IL.


g. Waltz, Farewell To Munich (Gung
Amateur orchestra.
:. Violin solo. "tavalina' lkaii), Miss Biz
dle Lucas.
3. song Bonnie, Sweet Bessie. the Mail
% Dundee ljiibert, Captain frank
Cunningham.
%. songs. q. "A summer Evening IasscuJ
b. swallows. Rowing swallows llu-
viosl. Mrs. Annie kOcmer kaspar.
10. Violin solo. selected" 81, Miss Birdie
meas
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

Attention Dealers. pic-Nle, Excursion.
Outing PARTIES. just received
100 BOXES MESsINl .36O LtMiN'.
Choice FRUITS. Leave your orders 'e..f'
they advance: also rie-Nic HANS 81 l--.f
Ola Virginia n ANS 40 l5c. Rememn'' oh"
lleadquarter, Tor the BEST GOODS go i'N
Est PRICES j. q. GATE ''''
le 20 tolly1 no t"'i h'.'
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BOARDING AT 40s y. stF tN in
ID street. Good frr and p'ea,in.
Terms mol ufe.
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n,,.,i.s.
pIcHMoND BOOK STORE.

DICHMOND BOOK STORE.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT N Jus
sOUTnERN STATS.
NEW AND OLD BOOKS ~ ALL lli1 W
PARTMENrs or IIrtRAltNi
RANDOLPH & kNGils
i,,s.oi 1870, Main i.e''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
Arrivals and Departures at This foii
Yesterday

AnIffiu
Ear,0ut.ne urutueti strike. n'.'.
load Ilui lOI Brazil.
schooner Iiu- Dove. MIrstun. l."
lime. Dr.. Wtnlruuurg
SAILED.
schooner Georgia. piummer Iih.i.
Bar. 81 lintImIup. IID Grand ur r.
schooner William fsfIDu. laU-0N. l''t
skull. pIl-lr1l. D. ~. Gordon. agent
Duliih A Parker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

I. Overture. "Mons ChOuheuri" fOnen-
nachI. Amateur Orchestra
>. song. "nyr Mara" lGOuAOd). Mrs. Annie
toemcr kaspaf.
3. Violin ~Ol,. "Niuih concerto de Be-
riot. Miss Bcidle Lucas.
I. song Margucri e." w hltel. Captain
Frank Cunningham
song "-clecteu' l--l. Mrs. Annie Roe
Iu4r KH.rar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

Arsenic Bromide and Lithla Water on
iraught at our Soda Fountain
OWENS Il MINOR DnVG Co.
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Mozart MORROW Evening.

Mrs. ANNE Roemer Kaspar, soprano
Mss p rdle Lucas, the talented violin
Iol. and ar ever popular tenor Captain
Fiart Cunningham will b. the sOloists
lur fJ-m I0w evenings musicale
;ne Programme is as follows:
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James IS fiopfop. tate wtih Naikin.
goifrcii & 60 = fcces.or g. James
roftcf-No 1872 Franklin street

James IS tiopfon. tate WIN Nathtn.
t0ifrcii & 60 fcces.or a. James 4
rortcf-No 1912 Franklin ,trcet
We nave ON hand % we'll assorted
stock Of hardware. cutlery. builders
supplies. mechanics tools. butchers
tools. wooden. willow aud uu uaf.
pl0ws and pillow castings.
City and country orders solicited
Farmers and mafket.men are invited io
call and examine our stock.
THE Regatta committee 0f fhe Viz
.Ha Boat Club visited Warwick PARK
and the monitors yesterday Iheo
I.ct of The visit was t0 make ODE hnai
auang, mcnfs iHr the accomm. lauan
oi lhe visiting crews.
Tho committee was well entertained
I'D fhe monitors. and Wa- shown every
courtesy. Commander NcCmiay who
is an honorary member of the Virginia
Boat Cub. promised to take charge N
fhe uce-boats. and 90 render any I'D.
sistancc th9' may be needed 0n lhH Nh
instant
After leaving the monitors. ihe com.
mittee visited Warwick Park and ar.
ranged for iho construction off .Ari.
stand sufficient to lc'omm .iate.DYerll
thousand people. This stand s so 90.
ranged that the race can be seen from
the start io the finish.
The Face course rs thc finest Boz the
State. with ample room for i've crews
abreast The regatta commlieesc0m.
posed of ihe following Banned gentle.
men Thomas Poiniexfer chairman
James b. Wayt. w o.. Watson IS H..
Iinsley. Pow hatau Boiling ana ND-srf.
Beverly T. Cump. Geo. b. Ecker. s 90.
W0rlham and Robert b. fegrm come
pose the cept'on committee.
Is their catalogue for June j So
Randolph &c English announce l, n
pres. "Ihe Richmond Tragedy. o Ia.e
of thc Chichahcmiry. ty VI. j lIAw.
% name somewhat prominent iu Cone
fci6r0fe literature. though fOf some
years past b. has only appeared above
contributions t0 certain religious lii
educational journals.
Some who were residents NJ kch-
m0ud DOB the early part 0t 1881. of SOLE
diers DOB thc army 100 that time fnCamn.
cl around the city. VIII doubtless re.
member novelette,. "lhe Rivals by
this writer. which was a republication
in pampklet form of prize story from
the Southern Illustrated Aers then the
leading u.miy weekly of the South.
Io this story 'the second One ever
published bf tne author John r.
Thompson and three other literary gal-
tlemen SOB eteI a- Judges by tho editor
0i tnc lars awarded the prize of $40.
over more lhan fortyc mpeiilors. sefr
ral Of whom were authors of some rf-
puie.
During the war. and for ZONE years
after .t- close. tales and stories from ihe
anne gen appeared ln the various iiie-
mw periodicals which bad ana ephemr
ral existence DOB the South. including
"Jho Land We Love and the South
ern Home ' edited by General D. d.
liIll.
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Delicious lmeade at Owens g. Nlor
Drug Go. Fountain.
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joins n. COOKE.
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maissaL AIMS

Chase City Lithia Water on duugh-
OWENS * MINOR DHri tD.
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The standard
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GOVERNOR LEE INVITED.
THEY WANT To SEE HIM IN DENVER.
An Interesting Relic of General
Robert =. Iec-Why the Governor
MA Sot Issue acnditisn Papers
fn tho slaughter case
Personal.

Governor Lee has received the fol-
lowing communication:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-25
IN CoNuREss.

Adjournment Taken Out OF Respect for
the Memory Of James n Burncs.
WAsmNoroN, Jan. 2l-Thc cntirr dele.
CATION IN Congress from Missouri. together
With Speaker Carlisle, Mr. Randall aud the
other members of the Appropriations Com.
miiIcc, met In the room Of the House
Committee on Appropriations a, n O'Clock
this morning 10 take suitable action upon
the death Of Representative James y.
lurncs There were Tow rrmarks beyond
q brief statement Of the ad necessity
which las called the members together,
aud The delegation confined itself 20 tho
adoption oi the following resolutions
Resolved, That the House las heard
with profound sorrow the announcement
Of thc death Of the Hon James y. Burncs.
Ialo q Representative ilom tie State OF
Missouri.
"R1iolyct 10y the House OF Representa-.
ilycs ,thc Senate cuucuuingL That sc.
l,cl committee consisting of seven mcm-
bHr of the House and thrrc members Of
lly SITUATE Zoo appointed 20 take orlcr. Tor
experimenting Che funeral and io escort
ihp rymlIug of the deceased 60 their place
ui burial. aud tll. thH necessary uApluHps
attending thc execution ul this order bt
u.d out OF tho contingent fund OF the
llnuar.
Received Tmtthcscrrcan,.a,. Arms Of
ibo House Boz authorized and dirr,tud 60
iIku such steps ~ may De- necessary ior
property carrying out the provisions OF
these resolutions
Resolved That the Clyrk communicate
ihc foregoing revolutions 90 the Senate.
aud that as further mHfk Ui i,snrct ~
tIu memory OF the deceased. the House
DO now adjourn
According 90 the prcs1ut understanding
tho funeral IL to take place at ~. Joseph,
Mo, the residence of tho deceased. aud
the funeral committee will leave here with
toe rmuins at 7iO tonight lpf that place.
wlrhiug there Sunday cvruruf
The Committee on Appropriations of
which Mr.. BumCs wgaa member. mpt M
n o'clock, but dill not enter upon any
public duty.
On motion Of GOV. Long, a resolution Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-25

respect TO the memory of the Hon. james
n. Burnes was adoptedand placed upon
the journal OF the committee. Every
member Of the committee expressed the
greatest sorrow at the sudden and terrible
blow which had fallen ON It's membership.
In the House Mr.. Dockery. of Missouri,
having been recognized, said: "The sad
duty has been deyolved upon me by the
members OF the Missouri delegation OF an
nounclng to the House, the death OF the
Hon. James n. Burnes, late Representa-
tive OF the great commonwealth OF Mis-
souri,.
His death occurred in this city at
WIZARDS at l245 O'Clock this morning.
Az some time in the afternoon. Mr.
Speaker the Missouri delegation will ask
the House to suspend its ordinary pro-
ceedings to pay tribute 10 the worth OF the
eminent gentleman who so lately was one
OF our colleagues, and whose death is a
calamity and loss, not only to the great
state he served SO well, 80 long and so
faithfully, but to the Nation at large"
Mr.. Dockery then offered the resolu-
tons framed at the moetingoi the Missouri
delegation, and they were unanimously
adopted
Accordingly, at 1910 o'clock the House
adjourned.
In the Senate message from the House
OF Representatives announcing the death
oil Representative Burnes aud the appoint
ment OF a select committee OF seven Rep
resentativcs and three Senators was re-
celyed and laid before the Senate.
Mr.. Cockrcll offered resolutions dcclar-
ing its deep sensibility at the announce
ment and concurring in the resolution OF
the House Of Representatives. The reso-
lutionS were agreed TO and Senator'S Vest,
Coke and Cullom We're appointed, and
then, on motion Of Senator Vest, ms an adj
dllional mark OF respect TO the deceased
the Senate, at 1885 o'clock, adjourned.
In accordance with the terms OF the
resolutions adopted by both Houses OF
Congress, this afternoon committee, con-
sisting OF Senators Vest, Teller and Coke
Mr.. Teller having been substituted for
Mr. Cullom) and Representatives Mansur,
Stone Of Missouri, Wade, Savers, Bynum,
Henderson OF Iowa and Perkins, was APP
pointed TO accompany the remains OF Mr..
Burnes to 81. Joseph, Mo.
The remains OF the late Representative
James n. Bunes left tonight on the 7:IO
o'clock train over the PennsylyaniaRailroa
Tor the home Of the deceased, in 81. Joseph,
Mo-, under the escort OF the Joint Con-
grcssional committee and the son OF the
dead Congressman. Representative Nor
rill, of Kansas, went as n member OF the
Congressional committee in place OF Rep.
resentatiyc Perkins. There were no fun.
eral services here.