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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-12
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Yesterdays Waterbury Republican in a
letter from New Haven says:

NEW HAVEN, Aug 10.--The meeting of
the Republican State Central committee in
Hartford last week has naturally directed
attention toward the probable standard
bearer in the approaching canvass It is
will not seek denomination. Present in
dications point to the nomination Of Lieu
tenant Governor s.. E. MerWin Of this city.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-12
Court Notes.
YOUNG ELoPERs JAILED.

Joseph f. Parmalee and Florence Holt
the young couple who eloped from theii
Essex home and came to this city were in
court yesterday. Parmalee is from Meri.
den and has n record of theft against him
here. They came here week ago Satur.
day and took n room in Mrs. f. u. SEQ.
fields boarding house ON Temple street
between George and Crown streets, where
they lived NJ man and wife. Neither on,
had anything to say In justification or ex
PLANTATION Of their actions and Judge Pick
ett sentenced Parmalee TO thirty days IN
jail, ~ fine and costs and the girl 10 TWEEN
ty days In Jail and the same fine and costs
SUNDAY LIQUOR ssLLEas.
The case against William II. Dwyer OF
49i State street for violation Of the Sunday
liquor law was continued till tomorrow
and that against James Mccarthy Of ~
Hamilton street was continued till Thurs
day. John Wallace Of Mil street was also
arrested yesterday for selling without q
license.
AcLERK's ENCOURAGEMENT.
William w. Sharpe, young colored
clerk who has tended to tho soda fountain
at Woods drug store was arrested yester,
day for taking money from the cash
drawer. A marked quarter was found
upon his person. The case was continued
one day for trial.
THE PROBATE COURT.
Judge Robertson yesterday appointed
Ellsworth B. Cooper trustee of the insolv.
emit estate of Wilbur S. Dorman of Ham
den. Messrs. Doolittle and Roberts were
named appraisers.
vAGRANT'S MONEY.
Daniel Dunn was sentenced te ten
days in Jail for vagrancy. When arrested
$500 in cash was found in his pockets with
bank books showing deposits amounting
to 81 900. He says he has lived in Hart.
ford and Waterbury. He appealed his
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-12
CITY CAB COMPANY.

3sand 40 Olive street. Telephone ss-
cE1- Coupes or Hacks al any hour. Car
S1e>- rSafes furnished for weddings. fuDcr-
ais SHOPPING and church calls terms rens0na-
ele- lcs1
East Rock Line.
Noaicc 10 Hntrons-ln and hfier
Tuesday, May ~ Regular trips WIN be
resumed to East Rock Park twice daily. loaTing
corner Church and Chapel streets nj 10 I'M. and
sp.m. Respectfully,
my1 w. n, DOOfITT1E
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-12
new HAVEN posToFFIeE.
Opening and Closing of Mails
Money Orders, Registered Letters, ct.

Office Hours-April 1 to November /, z am
to pm. November + to April /, T:30 am. to
SPIN. Sundays from 12 m. to pm.
Vestibule open for the accommodation of the
holders of lock boxes: From March 1 to Novem.
Der ], from am. to 10 midnight; from Novem.
Der to March /, from $40 I'm. to 12 midnight;
Sunday nights from to II pm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
TIE NINF-MILE ROAD.

"The attention of the grand jury has
been called to the condition Of the Nine
Mile road" The report says further on:
Numerous complaints having been made
of the crossings OF the Seyen-Pines railway,
by which the landowners are obstructed
from reaching the Nne-Mile road; also,
that the said Seven-Pines railway between
FAIR Oaks and Seven Pines runs much ot
the way in the public road, leaving such
road so narrow that wagon must run IN
the ditch 20 avoid the rail Of SAID railway.
10 the serious detrment of the citizens who
travel SAID road: wherefore We ask the
honorable Court to take steps 10 remedy
the above condition"
MAKE THEM BETTER.
The Attorney for the Commonwealth
was requested to look into the matter and
take the necessary steps to have the COM
pIaint remedied.
The Grand jury also requested the Court
10 compel l.. ". Smith and Il. W. Atkin-
son. road-surveyors in Narlna district. 10
summon ont the labor OF their precincts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
MAKE THEM BETTER.
THE BELT-LINE SQUAB9LE.
Several Orders Entered Yesterday Award
ing Land Damages.

Judge Minor, Of the Henrico County
Court, made seven orders yesterday IN the
Bclt-liue condemnation proceedings.
All OF them were in accord with the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court IN the
case Of Thomas l.. Blanton and others, and
look 20 terminating the litigation and al
lowing the construction OF this connection
road 10 proceed.
reuort of the commissioners awarding
- 766. .73. principal and interest. was con-
trmed. and the money directed to be paid
into the Court
The report was confirmed in the Burns
case. and aS soon rs the II $50 awarded aS
damages Is paid into the Court the property
viewed and assessed will vest IN the lach-
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company.
The order in the case of General Bradley
T. Johnson directs the railroad company
to paw into court - i.477.50, that being the
amount awarded by the commissioners.
The Court Is to retain this sum when de-
posted until the present report or that ~
other commissioners. should there be
Others. be confirmed, and to dispose OF
said sum Of money as may be deemed rl@ht
when the amount of damages TO which tue
defendant may be entitled shall have been
finally determined. and To refund to the
railroad company such part OF the deposit,
if any, "a may exceed the amount OF
damages finally awarded the defendant.
Similar orders TO the above were enter
ed in these cases: NJ. Gilman, whose
damages were placed at S6,796 Wingheld
Scott, damages II l.9GS.50: HOyt ct as,
damages S2,64G: McTavish, &c. damages
S4.l2G; Conner Il as, damages $4,000.
Operations have already been resumed
on the Belt Line, and work is being push,
ed forward rapidly both on the bridge and
| the rOal-be1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
HER THREE AssAILANTs CAUGHT.
The Girls who Pushed Miss Bowls Undcr
Cart Now I'm jail.

Martha Lucas, Mary Lucas. and Gertie
Page, three colored girls ranging in ago
from thirteen TO eighteen years. were be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with assaulting Miss Sarah l..
BOWS. of Manchester. on the Free bridge,
aud pushing her into the roadway where
she was injured by loaded cart passing
over her limbs. The young lady being un;
able 10 appear the case was continued until
the 10Th instant. and the accused were
committed 10 Jail.
The arrests were made Sunday afternoon
by officers from the Second station, mem
bers Of the Manchester police force having
received information which enabled them
10 locate the guilty parties. for whom war
rants were sworn out at once. Inc giris
were identified by the driver OF the cart
that ran over Miss Bowls and by others
who witnessed the occurrence.
From the evidence heard IL appears that
the three accused wera on the bridge late
last Friday afternoon and with hands clasp
ed ran against the young lady-whether
through mischief. out of malice. or accl;;
dentallv has not been shown--and pushed
her down in the roadway of the bridge di-
rectly in front Of the cart which could not
be stopped in time 20 keep from running
over her. An account of the affair was
published in this paper at tue time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW2

Asthls question Is Frequently asked, we will sim
plyssy that she is lady who for upwards VI forty
years has untiringly devoted her time and tai
en,. as u female Physician and Nurse, princi-
pally among children She has especially stu
died tho constitution and wants u this numerous
class. and. a. result u this effort aud prtcticat
knowledge obtained In a lifetime spent a.
nurse aud physician, she has compounded q
Soothing syrup for children teething. 10 ops-
rates Ike magic-glying rest aud health, aniu
moreover surs 10 regulate tho bowels. In con.
sequence Of this article, Mrs. Winslow IL becoin.
ing world renowned as a benofsctor OF her race.
children certainly do RISE UP and bless her; -.
pecisly ID this tho case in this city. Vast Quar-
titles Of tho Soothing Syrup ara DAILY sold and
used here. We think Mrs. Wnslow has immor-
tallzed her name by this invaluable article, ana
we sincerely believe thousands OF children have
beon saved from an early grave by It's timely
use, and that millions yet unborn wall sharo 10
benefits and unite Ia calling her biesscd No
MorHsk has discharged her duty 20 her suffering
little ono, ia our opinion, until she has givon u
tho benefit Of Mrs Winsow's Soothing syrup.
Try IL, mothers, TRY 1T sow.-Lad1S Vistor. Now
York city. Sold by all druggists Tweniy-hSs
cents bottle. IANosa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
Personals and Briefs.

Average ................'....'''''''Eo'o
Mean, 35.S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
To he Disnatch.

We in the West End were much
pleased at reading letter in the DIS
paich of Sunday over the signature
of Billy Hawkeye. We were glad Mr..
Hawkeye called on Mrs Gill. superinten-
dent Of the Male Orphan Asylum, 10 learn
about the health of our section; He could
not nave called on u more intelligent lady
or one who had better opportunity 10
express an opinion about the health Of our
West End, az she has fifty-two little boys
under her charge. We have lived ia the
West End for twenty-five years and We
cheerfully endorse all Mrs. Gill says about
the health Of our section. Had you, Mr.
Editor. walked out to River View on Sun
day afternoon 10 see the crowds walking
and riding all over this beautiful addition,
Won would soy our people had faith in our
fast-growing West End. Had the directors
of River View been present TO hear the ex-
pressions of delight that many of the peo-
pie uttered at the many grand river-yiews
they would be disposed TO advance the
price Of their stock and lots. Yours.
HARyIE IOwS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

fredericksburg and Potomac and Rich
mond and Petersburg connection track
also came up for concurrence.
Mr. Taylor made q vigorous opDos,tion
60 the extension Of time. lie cbargeds hat
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Company is discriminating against
the merchants Of Richmond and in favor
OF Baltimore. If he had his way lre would
plug up the tunnel under Church Hill and
tear up the connection track between the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Richmond
and Petersburg roads. for these roads have
made Richmond simply way station.
Mr.. Capers explained the peculiar cir
cumstances surrounding this case. and
urged the extension of time which was
granted.
NEw MEMBERS.
After the roll-call the Board proceeded
10 the election OF two members from Jack
son ward 10 MI the vacancies caused bv
the death oi JOSIAH Crump and the accept
ance of Government position by A. J.
Brown (both colored).
Mr.; TAYLOR nominated Mr.. John Cottrell
70 I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of
josiah Crump. This was seconded by Mr..
Belyin.
Mr. Bahen nominated John f. Adams
(cOlOred).
MIR. Cottrell received all the votes except
Ahftt RA 'Iis lfflFIs
For the other vacancy Mr.. Belvin nomi-
mated Alr. G. II. Phillips. This was second
ed by Mr.. Taylor.
Mr.. Bahen nominated Carter Williams
(colOred.
MIR. Phillips received all the votes except
that Of Mr.. Eahen.
Mr.. Cottrell Is an Irishmarr by birth. He
conducts a grocery business. His term
will expire next July.
Mr. Phillips IS connected with the estab-
hshment Of H. i. Phillips e. Stein. His
term Will expire two years from next July.
MAYORS MESSAGE.
Just before the board adjourned Mr..
Crenshaw moved 10 take up the Mayors
message with view TO referring certain
portions Of the paper to the Street Com
mlttce.
1t was ascertaincd that the message was
not before the Board. Though il was adj
dressed to the Council Of the city Of
Richmond" the lower branch adopted
resolution ordering thcpaper 10 be printed.
Mr.. Crenshaw thought j. should never
have been ordered 10 be printed before
reaching the Board.
The Chair agreed with him in this view
Of the case. but said the Board could not
control the action of the other branch.
At ll:40 O'Clock the Board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
A Pretty Performance at the Academy of
Music last Night.

The Little Lord Fauntleroy Company
which appeared at the Academy of Music
last night was greeted by an audience
which. considering the weather. Lent, and
and the fact that Fauntleroy" was
played here only few months ago. was es-
pecially fattering. That the company
made an instantaneous hit was unmlstaka-
bic. IL is IA superior combination OF pay
ers. and the rendition was almost iaultless.
OF course the main interest OF Mrs. Bur
nett's story centres upon the Little Lord
FauntlerOv, end the pdie and handsome
child, George Cooper, who played the title
r6ie is a marvel. not Of intantlle precoclty,
but of inborn and developed hlstrlonic
Genius. She il not yet eight years old. and
her memoriZing Of her lines, her acting,
her evident understanding of the more
subtle sentiments Of tho character, border
on the phenomenal.
MIR Carl A. Haswin. who played the Earl
Of DarncOurt, IS no stranger 70 hlchmond
theatre-gocrs, and many pleasantly remen-
her IN former DAYS, his Silver King. AS
The tlinty-hearted old nobleman. grabbed
bevond endurance. fault-hnding TO de-
cree Of idiosyncracy, yet whose heart ls
melted, whose love is warmed and hls life
cheered by the innocent prettle, the child
ish ways. and inbOrn nObleness Of hls own
crandchild. he gave a most finished p0r-
travail of the character.
As Mr. HavlshmGn. solicitor, Mr. James
G. Peakes ally sustained himself. MISS
Minnie Radcliffe. as Dearest" was pretty,
graceful. and thoroughly good. Theyoung
lady has most attractive stage presence.
Taken in its entirety. the company - an
exceptionally good one in every respect.
The stage settings were unusually at
tractive, and the interior of Darlncourt
castle was eiaborately presented.
There will be matinee and night per-
formance to-day, and the indications are
that both Will be largely attended.
At the matinee FlOsey Ethel, the hand
somest. and by many considered the best
of Lord Fauntleroys, will appear IN the
titular r0e. At the matinee cabinet photo
graph so,irenirs of the little Lords Will be
presented to every one attending. At to-
nights performance both the little Lords
will appear in alternate acts. A pleasant
surprise for both the little children To-
night is on the tdpis, but the Ihspdlcis IS
NOT vet DriyileOel 10 betraV its character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
PROTECT THE CANDIDATES.
4 Police Oflcer Detailed to Keep Loafers
Out the City Hall.

At the request of Judge Witt the Chief
70 remain on duty at the City Hall during
this month to keep out drunken people
and all Others who visit that place simply
with an idea of loatng.
Just before every primary there are
many visitors 70 the offices in the City Hall.
They have plenty of advice for the candi-
dates. and especially those who have for
midable opposition:
The idea in placing an officer on duty
seems to be to keep away all persons who
call simply to "bleed" the officers who
stand for reelection. The officials are
often much worried by this class Of people.
and this year they seem to have gathered
here from the four corners Of the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
THE EXPOSITION PROPERTY.
Meeting OF the Life Members OF the socie-
ty to BE Held To-NiorrOw.

A meeting of the life-members. OF the
VIRGINIA Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety will he held in the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow at noon
to consider the financial situation of the
corporation. TO take any step toward a
sale will be impossible pending the iniunc-
ton proceedings in the City Chancery
do not propose to fight the payment OF
any Of the society's Just debts; ...,
They will, however, demand a financial
exhibit. They desire TO know exactly nov,
every dollar caine into the treasury ana
for what purpose and upon whose or
der it was paid out.
The probabilities also are that tne coni-
plainants will insist upon Judge flIzhusn !
appointing a receiver to take charse 0l "n
the property of the society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
CrIinher for the Texas.

Saturday evening after Commodore Mel
Vile and marty had left the Richmond Lo-
comotive- and Machine Works on their
trip down the river all the material was
gotten ready for casting one OF the I'M
mense cylinders for the battleship Texas:
The operation was in every way great
success. ,r.
Commodore Melville. Chief-EnginNe,er
Fletcher, Paymaster Burton, ana Mr.
Scott. president OF the Union Iron W orks
of San Francisco, left the city sunday eve
ming for Washington very mucn pieaseu
with their visit to Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
HIS BODY RECOVERED.
Remains of Willie c. Walter Found in the
Canal.

The canal was drained Saturday night,
and on Sunday morning between and
O'clock Mr.. David c. Richardson and Mr..
Cary Trabue found the body of Willie {.
Water a short distance below the spot
where he was last seen alive OH the after
noon before. This was about three, quar-
ters of mile west of the Old pump-house;
The body was placed on the Dahk, ana
there Justice Gatewood Ialley, OF hehtlco'
held an inquest. ..,.u g
several witnesses rendered verdict that
The deceased was Willie G. Walter; and
that be came to his death by accidental
drowning. c, O..o.
The funeral took place from Clay-Streett
Methodist church yesterday afternoon, ana
The interment was at Shockoe cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

solos and duos on pianos. and a choice Sc
lection OF vocal music by celebrated sing
ers. This concert is given under the au-
spices OF the ladies of the church with the
very pleasant arrangement that instead OK
an admission fee there will be basket col
lection for the church building fund, As
It ~ expected. that the work OF taking
down the organ with view OF building
new church Will begin tomorrow morning
hear its last rich notes before it is put
AWAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

ta,ives Of tho various lodges in the o'a,v5 md
Of Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, a' in
this city at Lee Camp Hall Tuesday, March
18th. -.
The Grand Lodge is composed OF a9oatt a.
$50 delegates, who will be quartereu ii ~
Murphy's aud Ford's Hotels. This = 7ana .ha
TO be the largest order of the kind ID 'H'
United States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

Tho library OF the Young Mems Chrls-
.;a, kssociation will be closed for a few
weeks wee after March 10Th, in order that
Tb;S IY, . practically the only free, e,circulating
IibrsrS hbrs IN the city, and as such is accom-
plishing much good. An effort wiii oe
made to largely increase it, and Tor thls ls
n,urS ,nrnose @ a book reception will be held
hprI lst. no doubt many OF our c,tiIens
have volumes which they will be glad 10
s,,ya IN this good cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

"LsE" GALLERY. Main and Tenth streets
Best Pictures card Photograph. SOC. for sir.
Cabinet Pictures. $50 for twelve. Lovely Pic
lures, all sizes Large collection OF Photographs
OF Confederate oricers, Noted Scenes, rslI
CHINA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
Real Estate Nntos

Messrs. Frank d. Hill & Co. and II. Sell
don Taylor 4 Son have sold to Mr.. Thomas
}. TODD the lot at the southwest corner oil
Broad and shater streets, 49xl30 feet, at
Frank ID; Hill & Co. have sold the brick
dwelling, no; N9 west Floyd street. butt
Robinson for Sl0,25O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
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The next meeting Of the society will bo
held at Iaurel-Street church second sun
day in April. Board meeting at Broad
Street church on the fifth Sunday III this
month.
baptist Association.
The Baptist Sunday School Association
of Richmond and Manchester held its an
nual meeting Sunday evening with the
First church, T. II. Elicit presiding; The
Sundav-schoOl choir rendered fsplendld
singing. which was much added to by a Sc
lection from Captain Frank ". Cunning
ham.
Rev. DR.. J. William Jones. Of Atlanta,
Ga. delivered one Of his impressive Sun
day-school talks and congratulated the
schools upon the success of their efforts III
this field of religious labor.
The monthly reports of the schools
showed the following averages for the
month ending March 9th:
THE MONTH s RECORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FRANK d. HILLS Co, r. NJ, brick store No
i2l north seventeenth, bosroon rrsnkiin ana
Grace streets.
CHEWING q ROSE,4% r.. NJ, medium-sized
store with dwelling above, No. 1914 east hAia
street
L.P. WINSTON, 1870 A. NJ, sherins sais OF
groceriss tobacco. cigars. Showcase, tooiA
siOre-cart counters, &c.
JH BROADUs, 10 A. NJ, st Brookneld, Heo-
rico county, Administrators sale of furm.
ture, gold watches. wagon. carts, mower,
cleaner, plows, cultya,ors, hsrro"s, &c.
J.H. VALENTINE, I0:50 A. NJ. cigars. papers
and notions.
GEORGE W. MAYO 1890 A. NJ, housshold
furniture, cooking-stovc. crockery, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
Cbeap Rates West via IT. Louis.

The Missouri Pacific Railway have re-
duced their rates from st. Louis as follows
To Kansas City, s.; Atchison, So. st.
Joseph. SO: Omaha, 1925; Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs, and Denver. with free Re
clining- Chair Cars without change, Sl5,
and other points West in proportion. w.
r. Hoyt. General Eastern Passenger Agent,
39l Broadway, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
r., uss Thumb ON.

Al, o'clock yesterday afternoon the city
.,.'hn,snee was called to the Vulcan Iron
MnpIs 30 attend one Of the white opera
ives % :" who while at work had his hand
mebt mr"s in machinery and the end of one OF
SSushs Sss sshnmbs nj cut off. The physician dressed
the wounded member and LETT the man
with his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
FOURTH PREsBYrEBIAN cHuRcH.

Mr.. Matthew Gilmour has contributed
lot on Park avenue for the site of the new
house of worship which the Fourth Pres
byterian church congregation intend 10
build. The lot is on the northeast corner
OF Harrison and Park avenue. opposite the
little park; and Is valued at $4,000. The
church VIII buy the adjoining lot, which
will give large and handsome frontage.
The Grace-street property will be sold. 1t
is valued at something like IS 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
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