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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
TO ALL PARTIES
Having Contracts TO Let.

THERE Is ABSOLUTELY NO OTTER Me-
THOD KNOWN OF EARTH so QUICK IN
ACTION, so FRUITFUL IN RESULTS, 50
SATISFACTORY TO EVERYBODY in sIch a
case, as An advertisement in ENGINEERING
NkWs. This Journal is read thoroughly and
carefully preserved by every manufacturer and
dealer in railroad or water-works supplies OF
any note In America. LII T II Z ENTER
PRIsING AND REsPPONSlBLE CONTRAC-
TORS READ 1T. The civil engineers cannot
get along without II. The chances OF any adyer-
tsement in this paper addressed 10 any or all OF
tho above classes not being seen and read IN
every corner Of the North American continent
within few days after publication are Infinite
sinai. Address
ENGINEERING NEWS
PUBLISHING COMPANY,
~ l9-Sa4t New YORK city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
ByJames y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and AGctioneer.
Iii3 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TWO NEAT, COMFORTABLE, AND DEsIRA-
bly, LOCATED
SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
AT NORTHEAST CORNER CHINA AND CHER
ny STREETS.

In execution OF the deed 10 me from W. H.
Cousins aud wife, dated July II. 1889, OF record
In Decd BOOK 1913 Il. page H. Richmond
Chancery Court. default having been made ia
tho debt secured, aud being required so 10 60
nv the holder OF the uOte theroin described, /
shall sell by public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, August. $780,
at 50 p. NJ, the kKAL ESTATE described 10
said deed, u being the aboye-namci TWO AZ
TRACriNE AND WELL~LOCAfED FRAME
TENEMENT DWELLINGS. Nos. so nnd ~,
with the lot on which they stand, fronting about
a feet and extending back about 100 foet, ~ TIE
northeast corner OF China and Cherry streets. IN
the city Of Richmond, Va
TgRHs: Cash "a TO the expenses OF the sale
any delinquent taxes, and the sum OF ISL with
interest thereon from July Il, 1890. and the rest
due upon such terms az the grantee In SAID deed
or the trustee shall prescribe, and "a shall oo
announced at tho time OF sale.
o. II. FCNsTRN, Trustee.
j. h. Elan, Auctioneer. " ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
GAVE GENUINE PLEASURE.
The Dispatch's First News of the Dead
Force Biil-The Boycott. Was IT?


Force BiiI-The Boycott, Was II?
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c.. August 1.-The Dispatch
to-day brought the first news here that
the force bill would not pass and the in
formation gave genuine pleasure to every
body. Tonight it was learned that ten
days ago Senator Vance wrote as his opln-
ion that it could not be passed.
WAS IT THE BOYCOTT!
The belief here Is that the threat Of the
boycott-which. by the way, was first
made by the Nelcs and Observer OF this
city-caused the death OF the measure.
WILL NOT ELECT.
Upon inquiries at the Department of
Agriculture to-day il was learned that the
Board of Agriculture will not elect sue
cessor to p. NJ. Wilson as Commissioner OF
Immigration until its next regular meeting
in December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES Y. CLARKE. PRECEDENT.
RRADSTREET'S RICHMOND OFFICE
No. ll09 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. Az
!. H. Witty, superintendent

Tho Richmond once hes more than kent ps.,a
With the rapid growth Of tho city ana dsyeIon.
meps OF the territory tributary 70 II Il OfYers =
advantages OF system the superiority o. Whiek
"a recognized In every trade centre OF "a eivSi
lied world. That n u In special senss prsnsre6
70 guard ths tn,srsst o. IL loca, patrons 4 ~.
= ssSssrsSsvs tAas sss sfAsv sssfssali q $500 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
By Tim berlake e Frayser,
Auctioneers, 1910 east Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF MULES,
n CARTS, HARNESS. PATENT BLACK
SMITH FORGE. &c At II o'clock a. NJ. on
TUESDAY. July %, 1890,
we VIII sell. corner Fulton and Centre streets,
in rear Of Fulton Baptis, church,
young MULES, ages from four 70 i've years:
DUMP-CARTS. suitable for farm or city work
sets CART-UARNESS;
/ patent BLACkSMITH'S FORGE, aud
BLACkSMIIH's DRILL, and other misce-
iancOus articles.
N you want to buy good mule attend thls sale,
as these mules are young, sound, and reliable
workers, and ere being sold for want OF use.
TlHBEkLAhE & tkANSER-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
Y0RK-RlVER LlNE,u, wEsrrorT
THE FAyOMIE ROUTE NORTH


LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN NJ. "a, 3;lOP. q.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sugiif -.l.i
At oil stations. ~ Ls1tor Manor ccna...s "..t
stage for Waikerton. wlth Baltimore -.'Ar.tt 81.
Yves. Point
TRAIN 10 5j. i3s e. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except SUBS.
for West POnL cOnDsc.ils vll feft-..'f
STEAMERS for Baltimore. AZ Sal. more 1898 -
connect Win Baltimore ard OLo ~. l. ~.
Warrington, Philadelphia. aud Nos fu.t
Steamers Leave Baltimore 7. N. iaAl, 'f''t'
SUNDAY.
A. a.
TRAIN 70. -. - 4. ~
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except su1i1f ..''
TWeniy-thirI stree. Tor Wes. iciui a4l ...,'
mediate poiaia
Tickes-onacs a. station foot Of yiry.lia 80
Opea a. NJ. 10 +. u. aud IRON y D. %. ' -
A. ".
Ci,y ticket oflce-coEaer o Tcaa AM goa
streets ......
sol HAAS, Jhe. l. Al L.N
Traric Manager. Geuer.. Passenger A.
JOSEPH :. POrIs. Division ipssensei As.--.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

MONDAk, AlbSei u i''1,
at same hour. iy30-W.sa,su3t
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
AUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES CITY
COUNTY, YA.-By virtue Of n decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF the county of james city and me
city Of Williamsburg. entered on tho lith DAY oil
May, 1890. 10 the suit OF Hubbard and katciine
rs Adolphus Goddlns personal representative
and others. will cell on the
syn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880.
chat being County-Court day az tho front door
OF tho court-hous In the city Of WlliameDurg
all the unsold LAND belonging to the " ash
landr tract Of land. which 10 FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES. more or less. The Chesapeake and
ohio railway runs through this tract OF land. the
DIascond depot Is on portion Of the land for
perly belonging 10 said tract, and "a about One
hundred yards from the dWslllngh0use About
one hundred aud twenty-five acres are arabic;
the balance is thickly set ia young oak and pine,
contiguous 90 water. A good opportunity Is Oh
fer ed for investment
Terms: one hundred dollarsca tho balance
on a credit Of ak and twelve months, notes with
approved security waving the Homestead will he
required, title retained until the whole OF the
purchsse-money IL paid.
For further particulars as to location, &c APP
ply to subscriber as 20 title 20 Judge h. l.. Hen
ley, attorney conducting the suit, at Lighfoot
Post ONCE, Va II. Is. WAhhhN,
Special Commissioner
ToAso, Va, July :, 1890.
CLERKS OFFICE or THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE THsl
CITY or WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. May 20. 1890.
HUBBARD AND RADCLIFFE VS. G0DDU AND
OTHERS -CHASCakY.
l. Richard a. Wise, clerk Of the court Aforesaid,
do certify that the bond required OF Special
Commissioner II. b. Warren in the above named
cause has been tiled in my office.
Teste: RICHARD A. WISE,
fv l9-1W Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

T OST. A PACKAGE OF BILLS:
~ either between No. north k'sn Sars 49,
tween Eighth ana Grace and First ana t.sSi
liberal reward to the finder II returneu su s'is
north Eighth street ~ 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 TRACT
A. OF LAND WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, CONTAINING
f,i20 ACRES.-By virtue OF deco OF trust from
George W. Walden 10 me- as trustee. bearing
date December 3. 1889. and duly recorded Ia the
Clerks Office Of Charles City County Court. and
being required by tie holder OF the notes
therein secured, will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, August IA, 1890,
at o'clock p. NJ, tho property described az fol-
lows All those TWO TRACTS OF LAND with
Improvements thereon in Charles City county
known as CAREYiS and GRAVEL HILL. con-
tanning as whole LTD ACRES. and bounded
on the north by lands of Mrs. Nelson. Bucks,
and Belfers; on the east by Chickahominy
river; on toe south by Sir. Lambs land; and
on the west by Moses creek.
TERMS Cash a. to expenses OF sale ana
note OF f25, with interest from June .. 1880. to
day OF sale and credit as 10 the payment OF
sl.050 by two notes. one for $50 due Sepemoer
3, 1890, ana tho 1her for 81 900 due December ,,
1890. Balance upon such terms as may be an
nouuced at sale.
aug c. A CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

DICHMOHD. FREDERiCASnl.
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -s.t-.r.,
APkiL9, i~J-. asssll s....l !
uue
So A. N losyes Byrl--T1st slsu11 ..t
stops onir s. Ashland, lotlf-.
lord, aud Rrec euc1sDlrg, Bros.
MifcTat9r. sleeper % Hah ll
ami NOW YORK.
ii.52 A. " leaves Byri-sTes. station ialEl..
except ogaiay.
CAS- p. NJ. iosves BYri-ssrses sisI1a fi.r
sleeper N.1n0ol % New .r.
ssOA. v. arrives =. byrl street siauIl lt.r
Sleeper from New YORK
s.ssP. n arrives =. Byri-sreei stsu1I fh.f
stgps at freierlckshlrk t %
Botl Noi. aud Ashland sleep t.Yu
Wsshlrgso aud Now f0rL l1ssl4
stop - = Da-
s.5R. N. arrives a, Byru-sweeg sAioa .a,.
o1-elt sunday
ASHLAND rRhTNs
DAILY gXcEPr srNuhYg
e.sA. ". leaves hluA Arrives - Asaianf .
TlsA ~.
looP. N. accommodation 'esvss Byrl-spss
station. arrives 30 AshlalI al s. D. .
Sap. N leaves RlDa arrives as Asrllli a
t:Ii =. N.
e.5A- NJ. arrives slbA Leaves Ash.sai u
A. \.
ss5A N. Accommodation Arriras a. 8yL
s~sess'A1ioa. iea''' A'A.ali A.. .a
e:IsP. 81. arrives AZ Eliza iesyos AsliAsl b.
&. A. TAYLOR, Tnr'c naalfs
:. u a. .....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
RAIL9OAD LlMgA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY
scaRnuIR In KEEECT lilly IL tsll

hf EOA JObk A5tJ
LEAVE EIcHh0sD.
ZOO A. VI. Freight. except sunday, Carries
passengers between Richmond and
Gordousyile.
$50 A. NJ. Daly for Old Point ami Norfolk.
Pullman Car White sulphur " old
Point
ll:00 A. n. Express, daily for Cincinnati pull-
man Palace Car Old Point 10 White
Sulphur. and Pullman sleeper Char
louisville 10 Cincinnati. Chair Car
Richmond 10 Clii.oo Forge.
$50 p NJ Express daily for Old Point AID Nor
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car Clnc.n-
natl 10 CID Point
40 p. N. Accom- notation, except sunday, for
Charlottesville. TN Saturday this
tran ruBs 20 stanton.
sen p n The Y. Il. v Limited daily. Pullman
sleeping Car Old Point ~ Cincinnati
solid yesrbuie train. with Dining Car
and Pullnans Charlottesville 70 Clu-
cinnsu and pullman 10 Louisville.
rpAiHs tsRfvE AT RICHMOND.
7.fs A. NJ. and A5o r. N. daily from Cincinnati.
0.i3 A. II. daily, except sunday. from Char
lottesvsile: on Mondays from Staun-
ton.
,o.so A. N. and rs p. n. daily from Norfolk.
6.0O 4. 81. Frsii ht from Charlottesville. Car
ries passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

r OST, A CHILD'B GOLD LOCKEL.
IL inscribed "Nsunie " In blue ename, sv no
chain attached A liberua reward 'e.s a. sss -
virgiaiA Pspeg ComDany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
JAARS-RIyEk DIVISION
Richmend and Allegheny Ratlroadl

LHAvB aicHN0Nn
600 A. ~ daily for Lynchbury, Lexington, and
Clifton Forge.
xD r. y. for Lyncnpurs except sunday. slssp-
Ing Car tor Lynchbury. A train
leavos Lynchburg ~ els A n. daily
for Lsxings0n and Ciifton Forge.
TRAINS IRMvu AZ nICMxonn
$50 ?. n. daily from Clifton ForgA
40 A. y. exceps sunday from llifsoo FoeyN
Lexlnstoa, Aad LyncAburs.
u. ". FULLER
0oooEol Panseaees Aoonl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
SUN n En- RESORTS.

GOBB'S ISLAND. YIRGINIA'S SEA-
~ sIDE RESORT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
Increase OF Hotel accommodations, new build
ings, and other improvements. The finest beach
and surf-bathing In tho world >nipe-shooting,
fishing, and tOat-salling unsurpassed. Can be
reached by New York, Philadelphia snd Norfolk
railroad daily from North or South. Passengers
station.
TRAINS: We will meet she ii:27 A. NJ. north
bound train and the 5:lS p. NJ. south-bound train
ut Cobb's station. Passengers transferred direct
20 tho Island by steamer.
TERMS: $40 per day, I2 per week. $40 per
month. For further information address.
A. r. COBB. Proprietor
Hotel Physician 10 Gem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
RAILROAD LINES.


IL II szssis ,Ss,@:ss :. = 81,
FARMvILLE AND PowHArAy
u RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, 7g3 EAST MAIN srs...
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. hi i.,1''i'
AsRrvs AT EfcasOsD
saj A. NJ, ria HicamOn1 and Dsnyllla ,.n-..
from farmyliie. AnilosA. 49,
Cumberland CourthOuss, Sum-
IobsccoyfiiS, Balisgilio. fsl... -
haisn Courthouse, Fpro,. -
Wintorpock. ana ,kinquar.er "
l2l3 =. NJ, fig kichmord oOi Fefe-sIfir, ..
rosi, from Win'oryocs. s4uo.', ~
dae, bescn. AM fenilsy
LeAye EicHnOsD
500 =. NJ. ria hichncnf ami Dsnyfilo rail-.
Tor Fatmviile. Cumherlarl l.,.''
house. PoshAian Coar.n9..e $500
intermediate Doiai 81
b:l5 Y. NJ, vid tichmon1 AMI Petersbg-y g..
road, TOR Bppe.'s Falia. Nints~..
ana All intermedlsle goin.s T--'
All trains daily OK cps sunday
For tickets, baggag s-.hoCks. flmafstf..
call upon A. ". GAhBsit. hicam0n1 All r..
vilo railroad. aud kichn0na and p,.er. ~.
railroad p. ~ htckfSsutr
,,, 1enefal Passage Afsat
JANIS X WsRrH General MAasger s~g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of rain until
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1890,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
WANTED. BOARDERS. HOUSE

NV ANTED, BOAKDEK5.- HOG2,, -.
w nicely furnished. Home Comforts ,,eo
use OF the calsbra.ed Caicic- Magneslc =, ~.
commended By physicians In dlsorders,u ,.,sas
skn, ki1ncys, and digestive organs. tos isa
information addfess POST-oFFiCE pa ~
Chase City, Va. iy G,.A3i Aus@o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

IN EOEO
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ~ tTff. fslt
TWO TRAINS DAILY 40 NORYcLx AM,
LYNcabJkA
LEAVE RICHMOND. HYtD-srRsET srtro,
s,4oA. 4. DAILY. - Petersburg -Ristn 30 "a
NoIlYk lnr0 90 1EpTrls t.r.r. l.
Norfolk lzs' 3. y. sogsualF ..p.
isrsoarg AMI suffolk t
tain. lcavilg feter.ngrg s. f....
". aud arriving a. Norfolk D.
stors a. al stslon.
tGAM Daily. ga Pesenogrg Ar., AZ
pesosburg 1915 A. n Ne 's.rs.
Petersburg liii5 a. a fr .tr,
villa LYGcheurg. ani a. ps,-s,.as
ss,P n. Daily. ga Pesersour.. Ar,-, s..
tersburz t.i5 T. a.. lesys Pat.-lt.-.
So ?. n. danK arriving hof's.,
Pm
Ii:eo Pm. Daily. via Pe,enbars. lrir. q,
Petersburg 40! A. H.. o.aen.r',
titr Iraia No T. leayilg %. re,.,.t
st 1910 4. A. foc Fa,mv.s. iJ.
tarz Posanontai, saI la s,
eoaln aai Nes-
llrOAN DAILY, ria Bgrscgthe, i1r Fsrrl...
LynChourS, she s9.th. alt he.t
PULLMAN eLERPlNG-CAk ACCUhNyJl.
1iONs
No. l--SIee oing-csr from resersosrg > B-rt
without eaEage. leaving fe.or lrE .s.. ..
Iz.l0 A. b.. All lyachoar< % Arml.s s.,a.
No GLyuca buzz % Rome aad Roanoke d
Memphis without caAnza
TLcsets, bagggs s-cneckA an au Informs .r
eau bo Obtained Ht Richmond ani faert..t
railroad depot. 4. ". 1arleFA iluJ HaIl ....l.
sad d. h9 Compsny's ollce, ~ eest ha.-st-ss.
3. d. iDlHIN.
Passover I....
W. b. bhfiLL
Genera. PAsssn. Agsaa
CHAsLss a. EDDY. r.co-PreMiea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
THE EVENING SESSION.
terestinc persOnal ltles

Uninteresting personalities between
Messrs. Enloe of Tennessee and Sawyer of
New York illustrated the dreary proceed
ings of the evening session. After the
passage of two bills the House. at 1880.
Adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the Pinless clothes-Line; the only lne
ever invented that holds the clothes wiInvus
pins perfect success: patent fecennv
Issued; sold ouiy by agents, to whom inc eAet1 IN,
sve right Is given on receipe OF 50 cents we mils
send sample line by mail also circulars, pi.o
list ana terms to agents; secure your terr uv
at once. Address THE PiNLRSS CLoihs
LINE COMPANY. II Hermon street, worSe nHe
Mass. 10 - &oa.oNg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-02
WANTS.

WANTED, AT THE Mt. AIRY
w GRANITE C0MPANYS QUARRiES,
near Mt Airy, \. c.. FIFTY PAYING-BLOCk
MAX ERs. Apply at ouarres or TO THOMAS
WOODRoFFE, superintendent Greensboro,
&C au 2-6t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-04
TUMULT IN COURT.
Wild Confusion at the Nation
aliStS' Trial.
4 PCliCeman'S Testimony Causes an Out
burst of Indignation.
The SanCtity Of the Confessional Invaded.
Counsel for the Defense Ordered to
Withdraw From the Case.
Special to The MORNING CALL

DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-The hearing in the case
against Dillon, O'Brien and other National
lists, on the charge of conspiracy, was con-
tinued to-day at Tipperary. Much excite
ment was occasioned in the courtroom by
the evidence of one OF the witnesses, a po-
eral OF the defendants into the vestry of
the Catholic church and tried to overhear
what was said by them.
This testimony aroused the Indignation
of counsel for the defense. and he demanded
to know if the penal days had returned when
the sanctity of the confessional could be in
vaded. The courtroom became a babel OF
cries, and the confusion was So great it was
impossible to 90 on with the proceedings.
Court WAS therefore declared adjourned for
half au hour.
When court reconvened the policeman was
eros, examined by Harrington, who called
witness shadow" The Magistrate
called upon Harrington to withdraw the eX-
preston, but he refused to do so and was
ordered to leave the case An uprOar en-
sued, O'Blisn and Dillon commenting freely
upon the manner in which the case was con
Quoted.
Finally another half hour adjournment
was ordered. Daring the adjournment Har-
ringtons clieuts decided to defend them
selves. When the proceedings were re-
sumed Dillon had just begun to address the
bench when a cheer was raised for Harring-
ton. This SO eXasperaled the Magistrate
that he ordered the courtroom cleared, and
the proceedings adjourned abruptly, amid
the greatest confusion. A large body of po-
lice was massed outside Of the court. There
was no rioting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-04
THE TARIFF Law.
A Gigantic Til-Plate Factory to Be ES-
tablShGd-RaiSin Imp]rtatiOnS

.PITTsBURG, Oct. 3.-One result of the
passage Of the Tariff Bill with its tin-plate
clause will be the establishment of an i'm
meBse tin-plate factory at an early day in
Baltimore. a company of Eastern capital
lists, principally from Baltimore and New
York, have quietly been working on the
scheme The capital stock is S7,000,0U0.
The company will do business on an enor-
nous scale. The concern will have its own
tin mines and reducing plant in the West.
About S5C0O,O00 Will be put into the EaIti-
more plant itSclf. It VIII cover several
acres and Will be the largest tin-plate con-
cern On.the q, be. Foreign capitalists are
to erect a tiu-plati mill at DIquesne, at
cost of 81, 900, on the property of John
\. Wood. About GO men will receive em-
ploymeut
.-Hstsl5E NV YcnE, Oct. S.-Several importers of
foreign fruit are joyous over what they cali
the narrow escape Of the steamship Italia,
which arrived yesterday with l1S,00O hoXes
of foreign raiSlnS, as these viii lie entered
and Withdrawn at the old rate of 2cents per
pound. The importers saved $4,000 duties
by this cpportune arrival. There ar" still
nearly 100000 b. XeS Of foreign raisinS in
transit. Valencia TaiSins are already higher
priced.
Great quantities Of Can adam barley are
reported being rushed over the border to
beat the Tariff Bill
LONDON, Oct 3.-The Mckinley bill is
likely to destroy the Birmingham button
trade. Many orders have been canceied,
and employees In most OF the button works
have been put on short time.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-04
AWARDED DAMAGES.
Sensational Suit Against a
Scranton Preacher.
Forced to Pay Dearly for DseeiVins Con-
fdins Young Woman.
Distant Relatives 10 Contest the Will Of a
Deceased Chicago MilliOnaire-ROH
Over the Oklahoma Capital.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

SCRANTON Pa.l. Oct 3.-The sensational
breach of promise case'of Miss Annie Hus-
aboe against Rev. Peter Roberts of Ply
mouth Congregational Church ended to-day
with verdict Of $500 for the woman. The
case has created tremendous stir here for
long time past Roberts is a graduate of
Yale, and while at Newhaven he be-
trayed the girl and then connived at NAL
practice. He promised to marry her, but
while she was i'll he fled to Wales. The girl
followed, and he again promised to marry
her and they came back to America, but
after he secured pastorate here he abso-
lutely refused 10 carry. out his promise.
Roberts attorney made overtures for set
tlement, and once proffered s1O00 but the
girl would not accept it. While negotiations
were in progress Roberts married a most
estimable lady OF this place. Finally the
girl brought the suit, which has resulted as
above. The deacons of Roberts church
have been upholding him in the matter for
long time, but it is thought that he now
will be compelled to retire. The evidence
against him was very damaging, and it is
said that Roberts has been dcceiving his
counsel as well as the members of the
church, for counsel presented no testimony
in defense.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-04
TWO LIVELY BOUNCERS. !.
Failing Forty Feet and No Worse for tn


Two remarkable accidents and two mirac-
ulous escapes from instant death occurred
in this city this week. On Tuesday awhite-
haired old woman and yellow-haired young
man had the ill-luck to fall forty feet. and,
strange to relate, both had the good luck to
escape with few and trifing injuries, despite
the fact that both landed heafiforemost on
the stones. Mrs. Catherine Gallagher walks
in her sleep; She is more than.60 years old,
is in poor health and dwells at 1923 South
Thirteenth street. ~: : 45:. - =
d. Mis-. Gallagher sleeps in the third=story
front room, the two windows of which face
The street. AT half-past 3 O'Clock on Tues.
day morning the woman started out on a
sleep-walking expedition. She. arose from
the bed, raised the sash and then walked
with unconscious dignity through the open
ing and Into the darkness. She fell thirty
feet, struck wooden awning and tumbled
fifteen feet lower into the gutter. a heavy
eyed policeman happened to be standing
across the way. He hurried to the woman,
expecting to ind her either dead or mortaliy
hurt. I o his unspeakable surprise the sup
posed corpse raised itself to "a sitting posi-
tien and began to.weep. Save fora bruise
on her forehead. a bleeding ear and the
shock of the sudden awakening, Mrs; Gal
iagher was every bit as good as she was
before the fall. She did not want to go to
the hospital, but finally consented. The
NAV tay oHC WAS Out, anu .nOW- ii SlIlp VI,
plaster pasted across her left ear is the only
memento of her nocturnal tumble. Ii. T.: -. j
AHEADER IN THE CITY HALL. =. I'll.
Joseph PallaS owns a yellow mustache
and a pronounced taste for fresh-roasted
peanuts. On Tuesday afternoon he sat on
the iron railing skirtins the south SIDE of the
City Hall. Jpseph was smoking cigarettes,
munching peanuts and meditating over pros
pectiye pleasures. Suddenly he lost his bal
ance and fell backward into the deep court
yard forty feet below. When they picked
up the peanut-eater he was OJd-stained
and unconscious. He had landed on his
head, aud everybody said that his neck was
broken. An hour later he walked out of the
Jefferson Hospital. There We're ten stitches
in his head and bit of court-plnster above
his nose. Otherwise he was all right.-Phila-
delphia Record -. z. -. -.