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WRECKED ON A DESERT ISLE.
Terrible Suffering and Privation
by the Lydia Amos Crew.
Rescued After Ten Days of Torture
and Brought to This City.

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Ten stalwart. bronzed seamen, who are at
| present stayinR IN n boarding house, 1O3
w.shin,,or s,rao, h. vo. i,,s, r.ss.,, tbrouyh
"1rhIhE'oh Suee" haNe Iub' ph'Se" .i'iV"En
an experience such as one rarely hears OF
save i'm tho pages of a novel,
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dne men were ,he crew OF tho byuiH nhn"'
| q German bark OF 800 tons, which left the
island OF NIagua Feb. IA with cargo of
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'IhOTu TSo'r ", o rIo"oo. .t,on I..n,ru ,,.or,
| were related to All EVENING WORLD reporter
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WIS ~, niot "'"s'
The vessel put into Monte Cristo fcw
days after leaving MaRua and sailed from
~ -, =.
'hcte rep' TO-
At midnight on the 10Th the vessel sud.
denly struck n reef that proiectcd from n
ss,I,, i.is,J
Sanuy iSian1'
All night long the vessel pounded on tho
So. o.. y. .,' ,.o,,i1 s.I, AL
NiiVf LOT ieA, ~, un"' .ho ,,'as's wo"'u i"t' "','
crush them. They finally took to the boats
- i - -.
vessel managed 10 stay anoa' ior TWO days.
when they landed.
Tho small amount Of proyisiona WAS
divided. Five men went TO explore the
island in the hope that n lighthouse or some
thing could be found.
Nnln set III anu tne knlpWTDtkpU men were
compelled TO bear 1t without any shelter.
The supply OF water gave out, and they
drank the rain water caught In tho bottom
Of the boat.
No fire could 10 started, and at might the
eleven men huddled together under the llfe-
boats. =.
Two became despondent at the prospcct of
diving upon this lonely, bleak island and
Threatened to end their lives there and then.
A watch md to BE- kept on them.
Then Can't. Lelk was taken sick, He had
lung trouble. and tho constant erposure
was beginning 10 tell on him.
For six days II stormed incessantly, rain
ing and showing at intervals, and ali the
time the men were without shg tier The
captain suffered untold agonies, but his
crew could do little to relieve him.
On the sixth day the men took aiyantn ge
of a luil in the storm to try and reach tie
vessel The lifeboat was launched but had
only been afloat n few minutes when n huge
wave tossed it and tile Crew high on tbs
Finding that boat could not live in tho
immense seas, raft was hastily con-
strl ctei, and ON this they managed 10 reach
the shin. W. " ''"'"
were captured and a search was made Tor
food. x small chest OF water-soaked bread
Then tie men % put % back for orr shore. ms but Il
was midnight before they reached Il.
With the tools they had procured some
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

sThe ways OF the battle; ship Maine VII have e
launched. and II will cost 81, GOO.
The Fifth United States Artillery. stationed II
move TO the Pacific Coast early IN Nay,
The War Department has seven Officers. rank
data.
The project Of sddins to the Array a eorps OF
the fs' country aud should receive the ala =
Congress.
Capt congdon relieves Capt, ToEisr Of the COM
duty today, Capt TOIier assumes command at
Mobile. Ala.
Lieut., Tremsins. Y, s. N. at present on. ord
leave His place vii 6s hiled during that time
BY Enslgn Schwertn.
1t is said that the French authorities have
secret of the sLnOkelsss powder, and that the
Russians viii engASe In its mAnufAetuIe upon
large scale.
IL has been whispered IN military circles that
armed forces of the United S tateS viii cooper
Sysasnis sS % aSd snsTssnslss Of a SstaS STATE q
HaT.
Ths Entsrpriss VIII 20 out Of eo4.missiOn a.
and her crew tEansferred 70 the receiying. ship
She viii require only sllg ht ropatrs- 1ue deck ls
practice the crew had With the battery
The ESsss: Shieh ass sssn i3 @ souIESSs Of rspsiE
She viii be attached 20 the solth 4tlsnti q 9uAd-
ron and yiil nTst visit Brazil; Lieut., J. v D.
Bleeker vii be the executive oueer.
Tue Empsror Of Germany viii sec0rd ualsa.l
paTt IN ths coming schusl enfssl. Nkea ~
sssss ISS sess .sssl ss ~ s1ss
salats qf 100 gsas sln = aret ~ shsa ~
lGs t6lSd stsiss.
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To-Day at New Orleans.

isPEcIAL To TIE NoELD.l
NEw ORLEANS, April 5.-The entries for
Mondays races are a. follows;
=, First RAes-Fise fuFl0nEs. -RsSsIdIsas, Ill;
kn0Istlls IO0; Magic b., l07i Mar J., 104
SSstTY SsgY Teller, 10j PsIs Harlia i6S sad ssas A.,
vssoSHd RAes-siI fuIlosSs.--TOm Kari, lis
esat tsl IN Ia Col Cox III skoeslSa II S SIs- 1s
ThlTd h1es-Fiys faFlonEL-BAIney Lee. ll2;
kas9tsa l12i LILLY LoehisI. 107 sheridan, l06
Ssasis SSSs I65H lol' Ma FraasiI. lol' sna Ff'-
F0aIte Rles The O0ttril Stakes, Tor thrss-
ltdy BlsekbeTns ll7j frank shaW, 1Ibi ssmA.
RaSrs. loS' JOs BlAokbaTn. 1OT, Ala Revival. 107
n Afiith RLes. fuFloaES --BlsklsF. ll2
Ply lfinksEton. ll0i FTisndle.s, llQ Col Gers,
LaEEie D.. Va. aud hlTy Ireland. Us lb.
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NOVEL EASTER MUSIC.
A Virginia Pastor Employs a Brass
Band to Draw a Crowd.
IsIEoIAL TO THE woRLD. i


EoRFoLK, Va, April 0.-The introduction
of full brass band at the CRANKY Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. W. v.
Tudor, pastor, drew to that fashionable
ediflce an immense congregation to-day, and
DIR. Tudor. taking advantage OF the occA-
sion, delivered a most powerful SER
mon on the proper observance OF Lent.
The innovation is not believed to
be permanent, the band having been
engaged at this time only for Easter Sun
day evening, although it is said that an
effort will be made to arrange for some such
music regularly hereafter. This church Is
considered one OF the .wealthiest and most
progressive in the city, and considerable
rivalry has sprung mp between Pastor
Tudor and Rev. Starr. pastor OF smother
fashionable church. Rev. Tudor's ideas in
church music are far in advance OF all others
OF the same denomin alton.
Rev. W.. q. starr, pastor OF the rival
Church. also preached to congregation
which more than filled the seats in his
church. although il Is the largest IN the
city. Chairs were placed in every available
space. yet hundreds were turned away. pr.
Starr 10 the most eloquent minister in Viz
giniA to-day and many compare him TO Sam
Jones. Certainly his congregations ressm-
BILE those OF the great evangelist.
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At Washington.

WAsHNoToE, d. c., April 6,-The meet
ing wall be continued tomorrow Mondayl
with the following programme;
fir. RSss.Fiss isIloPh. .P;ssroelss, igt
Sa Tom KSSAIp, RSS;Sss6Og91a Ss6 l2i;
1o9 Bel 1 h. Ssi Pelham. sSi Fannie H.. 90. and
n ThlId RAcs-FOI tHO-ysAE-Oldsi half = mils, :
Bet 5PS, i6s iSiIis. 10 !. En:tSn' Ss s5d R.lsa
BIgs Line IA; MshhaitsS' iii dspsY Rlng.
i6s f9Sss fs9tSSEs 1881 R'INRSi iSs 49, AZ. EinA 16
EIiHsiiI Iia a. 90; King tdisr SS EOdls. sl. and
Fihs MN. and . quarter owe. hurdles. :
Jun AsEphy. I9S BIssSniO, 1885, DOehAFt. las.
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No ohanee 10 the PresLdeney.

PHILADKLPHIA, April b,-Ine ledger to-
morrow will say; The Reading Railroad
ssttlenient eonsummAted last week has
given rise TO various nniounded reports rel
alive 70 President CoTbin. BY that settle
nlent the litigation against the management
of the Company 10 Withdrawn, and MessTs.
Dolan and Gibson will on Wednesday next
be elected managers OF the Company. This
mission 20 representation in the Board OF a
large shsreholdinE interest for the bensft
Of the Company. We are authorized 70 con-
relative 10 ! Change IN he Prssidsney. 10
such proposition would 81 any time have
besn entertained.
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Coming Changes in the German
Army Uniform.
DUNLAP CABLE NEWS SPECIAL. 7

DUNLAP CABLE NEWs sPEciAL.l
BERLIN. April Marked changes are
about being made in tho uniform of the
German army.
Conspicuous among them will be the aboli-
tion OF the famous PrussiAn military cap
and the adoption OF one made from an
American pattern.
The stand-up collar Ia also doomed.
These and other innovations are to follow
the introduction OF smokeless powder. and
are intended to add still further to the in
visibility OF the soldiers in action.
Even the picturesque Red Hussars and
other gAyly dressed regiments will have to
be reclothed.
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BEATEN BY FooTPADS
Trainer Weir Assaulted and Robbed
Near Clifton.


+. 4. Weir. well known to patrons OF the
Clifton Tace-trsck. where he is trainer as
well as owner OF several crack racers. is in a
critical condition At the house Of Supt.
James Glare, with whom he boarded At Cliff
ton. suffering from five severe Rashes on hiA
head and other bruises on his body, inflicted
by some unknown mlscTeAnts,
Weir had been TO New York Saturday. and
on his return left the train at Prospect. and
after making some purchases, started to
walk home.
IL Was bright moonlight and Weir was
nearly home when. in passing dark pOr-
tiOn OF the road. he heard footsteps behind
him aud felt crushing blow on his head.
lie threw mp his arms to protect himself
aud received the next blow on his arm.
Before he could make any outcTy he re-
ceiyed several more blows aud fell uneon-
scious,
When be recovered he found that lis sill
yer watch and chain and 81 in money were
gone. He was staggering blindly along
when Adolph Wheeler, colored trainer,
met him aud took him home.
Weir did not see his AssAilAnts. and can
give no description OF them. A coupling
pin, bloody and covered with Meirs hair,
Was found IN the road.
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CARNEGlE'S AlLROAO.
1t VIII Be by 80 Miles the Shortest
Line from Pittsburg to Chicago.
IITTCIAI 10 THT W0RID.

FISDLAY, o., April q. Andrew Carnegie 5
proposed railroad from Piitsburg to Chicago
will be by thirty miles the shortest route be-
tween the two cities. Carnegie has already
purchased the Pittsburg, Akron aud West-
ern Railroad, running from Pittsburg to
Akron. and is preparing TO build new line
from Akron TO this city.
Assistant Engineer Mobley. who arrived
here to-day with = corps OF engineers, all
nounces that II sufficient Inducements are
offered the Company will abandon the Cleye-
land, DelphOs and Western narrow gauge
running ten miles sOuth Of here, and build
through FindlAy To Chicago. The pro-
posed plan IL to purchase the American
Midland, running from here TO Fort Wayne,
and then extend il 10 Chicago. The city OF
Fort WAyne has already voted a subscTipi on
of 5000, 600 10 buIld shops there. There is
little doubt that the road will begin opera
tion its entire length within year
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CITY Fathers TURN.
lVinS and the FaSSett Committee
After the Aldermen To-Day.
Discovery Of More Illegal Fees by
Former SheriflS.
Justice KIIbrsth Tells Of an lIllOlt Police
Court Harvest.
Bourke Cochran Rctires from Ills
Defense OF Tammany's Interests.

There was large gathering of politicians
this morning in Part Ill. of the Superior
Court when Senator Fassctts Investigating
Committee from Albany resumed it's inquiry
into the management OF tho municipal
government by Tammany Hall.
Senator Fassctt was one Of the first comcrs.
as usual. The other members Of the Com
mitteo present were Senators McNaughton,
Ahearn, Stewart, Hendricks, Birkott aud
Deane.
Counsellor william NJ. Wins, called as the
first witness Henry NJ. Tate. OF Brooklyn,
the public accountant employed by the COM
mittce to investigate the Shorff's accounts. to
verify the report OF profits of the Sherifi'f
Office presented at the last hearing.
Mr.. Tate testified that he had been able to
bring the figures down to Januaay l. 1850.
aud then read them to the committee. They
n.
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JUMPED FROM HIS CARRIAGE.
Junius s. Morgan Probably Fatally
Injured at Monte Carlo.

A cablegram to Drexel, Morgan Il Co.. +.
this morning, announced no change in the
condition OF Mr.. JunIus &. Morgan, who is
lying very III at Monte Carlo from the effects
Of injuries received while out driving Sat
urday.
MIR. Morgan was in q Victoria, going from
village OF Eye. where the road and railway
run parallel, the horses became frightened
at passing train.
The coachman soon had them under con-
troll. but Mr., Morgan jumped from the car
riARe and struck npOn his head, producing
conclusion Of the brain. His left wrist was
also broken and he has been unconscious
since the accident.
Grave fears are entertained for his recoy-
cry as he IL seVenty-seYen years OF age. His
son. j. Pierpont Morgan, is now upon the
ocean, bound for Europe.
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A Russian Grand Duke Kxilec

Inv cAnLE TO THE PRESS News AssocIArroE.l
LONDON, April THE Grand Duke Mi
chael MichAelovitoh, second son of the
Grand Duke Michael aud aide-de-camp OF
the Emperor, has been ordered to the CAu-
cAHus for three years.
This is due to the opposition OF the Czar
to the projected marriage between his
cousin and = daughter Of Count Ignatieff.
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Reneat for the italian MissLon.

Mrs John b, Uurtis's orchestra and
several Wsll-knoWn soloists will give =
concert in Chickering Hall Wednes-
day evening". April 10, for the bene-
San salvatore, Mulberry street Among the
patronesses OF the concert are MTa ]. Pier
pont Morgan. Mrs. ChGuneey NJ. DepeW.
kensselaeT CTuger.
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BARNUMs MAMMOTH TENTS.
To Be Opened on Saturday After q
Big Parade Friday Night.

After achieving phenomenal triumphs
during = season OF three months in London,
astounding the British public with its mag
nituds. BArnum 4 BGileys Greatest Show
on Earth is to open in this city nsKt SGtur-
day night The toTch-light parade will be
given Friday night
The big show will be held under the lArg-
est tents in the world. because there 10 not
. building in New York large enough to hold
ID all. Indeed. the old Polo Grounds, at
One Hundred aud Tenth street and Firth
avenue, where the monster tents are nov
pitched. is not large enough TO hold all the
different tents. tSenty-six IA number.
lmEe kiraltY,s Nero has been pdded to
Dloy /. ESQ people. There are three TiDgs.
two elevated stages, hipDodroms track. two
menageries. two herds Of elephants and
circus acts-
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Hamburg American Packets May
Change to English Docks.

fDuNrAP CABLE NEWS sPrcALl
BERLIN. April The Hamburg-Amori-
can Packet Company threatens to establish
n port for its steamers in England unless
the Hamburg Senate will promise to finish
coming Summer.
A decision Is expected by the Senate on
Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the Hamburgers are greatly
excited at tho possibility OF losing the big
steamers aud their accessory American
custom.
The evening world., 1890-04-07
Bismarck Pensioned, but Couldn't
Be Buncoed,

ny CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS ASSOCIATION
BERLN. April T.-Prince Bismarck has
been granted pension Of 90. $50.
A clerk. named Ferdinand Bunk, has been
sent to prison for three months for attempt
ing to extort money from the ex- Chancellor.
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cityomcials az the Play

Mayor Grant Commissioner OF Public
Works GilToy. Corporation Counsel Clark aud
sK-yudEe GildsrslesVe. viii b. Of : theatre
party Ehich viii attend the initial presenta-
tlon Of Steele Maekaye's Money Had ~
" Standard TheatFe to-Right
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Wilhelm to Meet Victoria.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING woALnI
LONDON, April IA Berlin despatch to
the Times announces that Kaiser Wilhelm
and Queea Victoria will meet at DarmstAdt,
April 20.
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April's own Weather.

a -
O., April 7.-IadE
Gallons:
For EaslsrA het0
1W'k. ShOlccTs aad
stationary tenaper-
azure; l5dTHieJ' OA
Tuesday, pdFidbis
lcindS.
Tbs weather to-
day, a. Indicated by
BlAkely's tele-ther-
mometers
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peath Of 3 eoston FinaneLer.

lsFKeIAL To THE EFESIs0 SoRLD-l
BosEoS, April T.-Czl Long. one Of the
best fnAneiers in Boston and the head Of
Jordan Marsh 4 Co. 5 credit dspAEtmenIs
died suddenly this afternoon.
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NEWS OF THE DAY ABROAD.
Thirteen Coolies Killed While
Engaged in a Mutiny.
wilhelm and Victoria TO Meet-A
Girls Long sleep.

Inv oARLE TO THE PRESS NEws .ss,-t,rro~t
LONDON. April :. A despatch nom Hong
Kong reports a desperate encounter on board
the German steamer Chowfoo. on her pAs-
sage from Annoy to Delhi, between the ships
forces and $50 coolies. who mutinied and
attempted to burn the steamer aud murder
the officers.
Thirteen Of the coolies were killed before
the mutiny was suppressed.
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AZ -. tSlsHHa...:.s9 Il
sEsssS sVssaSs f0s seEssaVsadias tias iAs, ssA5.
- Is dssrssa
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Asleep Since March @.

DUNLAP CAHlE NEWh AtECistl
BERLIN, April Z. AT Ebingen in Wur-
tcmburG, Maria Doerthing. the daughter of
n wealthy farmer. has lain ina continuous
slumbcr since March o, when she retired as
usual. though complaining Of q headache.
The girls respiration ia regular, though
weak, and her breath can only be detected
by the use OF mirror.
Her face IL unnAturally pale, but retains
its former roundncss, while her limbs have
become wasted.
She is fed three times daily on eggs anu
milk. no difficulty being met in forcing
small quantities Of this nourishment down
her throat.
Several physicians have attempted fruit
lessly to break the trance, and now the
royal physician, Dr. Burkhardt, Of Stutt-
gart has interested himself in tho case.
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American Doctors to Lecture at
Berlin Congress.

ipusLAr CABLE NEWS srECtAtl
BERLIN, April AT the Medical Con-
gress, about to assemble here. tho following
American lecturers have been selected to
make addresses:
From New York. Drs. Kidd Andrew N.
Smith, Abraham jacob, Loomis and Cut
ter; from Baltimore, Drs. osler and Finlar,
and from Ohio. DIR. Kimmal.
The evening world., 1890-04-07

"Y. a s." stick LiesFies
saaads i0s ths 6ssi aaks u Lls0Ess. Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Mr.. Jacob Cohn Dead.

Mr.. Jacob Cohn. a well-known lawyer OF
this city. died at the Rockbridge Alum
springs Yesterday morning at 7;l5 O'CLOCK
His remains Will arrive here early TINS
morning and will be taken TO his late resi-;
dence. The arrangements for the tuneTai
had not been made last night.
Mr. Cohu had been in delicate health TOR
long time, but had only been kept from
his business about three weeks. lie went
mo 70 the Rockbridge Alum few days ago
in the hope of regaining his health. Death
resulted from consumption of the bowels
Deceased who married sister OF Cap
tain james B. Angle. was born at Gernrotth
suHolI Bernburg, Germany. He came to
tina country with his parents at the acc OF
six wears His early boyhood was spent n 7
the citvof Baltimore. Mhen qulte S,;s w"
Nj Cobn made an overland trip 10 Calitor-
MIA and renamed several wears ON The west,
ern frontier. He returned Fast and located =
in North Carolina. He Heafterwards removed
90 tb;s citv and engaged in mercantile pnr-
suits. Soon after the war he studied law
and was admitted TO the bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
CLAIMS AND SALARIES.
The Committee on CLAIMS and Salari
met at 1.lj o'clock. Mir. Steel was mac
chairman. The tImofor meeting was ma
.hc last Thursday OF each month.
POLICE.
Clerk August called the Committee
Police % order at O'Clock.
Nr Davis wae made chairman.
The last Thursday OF each month at
1clocb was selected as the time for NEE
The cHANCeRY JUDGE5HlP.
II l. Desired that the Bar Shall Unite
pom "a 1Ian

It's understood 20 bee the purpose OF the
Governor lu Alag the vacancy caused by
o., death Of Judge Ei,zhugh, of the Chan
Gerry CouTt of Richmond to give great
weight 90 the opinion of the Richmond
iar. II O. obtain aucXpresslon from them
wI require the delay Of week or two
WI. tla Governor VIII grant IT,.
Zach ot tAc aspirants for the place has a
number OF endorsements of the mem
ters ot tle bar. hut II is believed
chat tho Governor would be gratltied II the
lawyers could all settle on one man.
II they cannot Pee will have 20 decide the
question upon the testimonials before hun
a. fLaf tur.
As ststel Yesterday meeting Of the
members oi the bar has been called 70 be
le.8 ll tle Crcuit-Court room at l.3O
O'Clock today to consider this matter.
ltere was som. talk yesterday of changing
t.r tm. 10 O'clock, hut II was decided TO
att.r, 90 che original hour.
ito attendance promises 10 be large and
tte conference Will be Interesting. IL ~
understood hat most OF the aspirauts for
tle appointment are favorable % the 'dea
oI having the choice made by their fellow
Practitioners, and that the decision of the
Boar. i one shall be reached. Will be ac-
crpi 3 iu good faith. Some OF the gentle
men seeking the appointment were at trst
opposed 20 this method, but most OF them
haf- conseuted % 10 and enter the contest
n cheerful. spirits.
t tis believed by many that there Will be
~ endorsement. but That the Governor
VI. oe left 20 act as his better judgment.
1il- examining all the testimonials, may
W''tig. a great number of people are TO
Niu daily with reference 10 tlliing the
ihe call for the meeting ia signed by
0ui seventy o; the one hundred and hity
Monter' Of the profession.
his ONCE, which Is one OF great I'M
pDilahce and imposes very arduous labors'
pSjs 500 per aunum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Cases Before the Mayor-Personal and
Brief Items.

There was an unusually large crowd in
attendance at the Mayors Court yesterday
morning. The cases that attracted most
attention and drew the colored element
were those of Mary +. Vaughan. color
cd girl about fifteen years OF age,
charged with entering the residence
of Nr. W. c. Jones and stealing a lot Of
wearing apparel also. with stealing an
apron. hat. breastpin. and some pictures
from n colored woman. She was sent on 10
the grand Jury toanswer the former charge.
and given thirty days in jail in the latter
case. This was her third conviction for
petit larceny.
While the court was IN session +. +.
Parkinson. a white man apparently about
forty years old, was brought In and tried
on the charge Of stealing lot Of tonic
beer from A. II. Thomas's grocery store.
He was convicted and sentenced to fifteen
days IN jail.
The work of gravelling Decatur street in
the lower part Of the city II progressing
favorably. A force of hands are engaged
in levelling off that street where the new
gravel had been dug up for the purpose OF
laying the street-car track. Between
Tenth and Eleventh streets on the north
side of the street the earth which during q
number Of years has fallen and been wash
tl UONIl liVlI lilN - W.
ing removed preparatory to the new pave
ment.
While Officer Moles was taking a white
man whom he had arrested for being dis
orderly on the street 10 the station house
Yesterday afternoon the prisoner broke
loose and ran. but Chief-of-Police lips
comb happened to be passing on horse
back and soon recaptured the man.
Stuart Lodgeof Odd-Fellows has decided
20 have its annual picnic at Forest-Hlll
Park on the 5th OF August. and Messrs. W.
L. Smith, j. ". Brown. and James Hagan
have been selected to constitute the Com
mittee of Arrangements.
Messrs. Frank Fitzgerald and Arthur An
thony left yesterday afternoon for Able
vile. ). c.
The annual picnic of the cambridge
Street Baptist Sunday school Will be given
at Providence Forge to-day.
Mr.. W. 4. Pitt is detained at homo by
uiplpaag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
4 DVICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nifty years MRS WlNsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has boen used by mothers
for their children while teeihing. Are you dis
turbed a, ight and broken Of your ress by sick
child suffering and crying with pain OF cutting
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abou. H. 10 cures Dysentery and D!srrhTs,
regulates the stomach aud Bowels, cures Wind
Collie. softeus the Gums, reduces Inflammation,
end gives tone and energy 70 the whole system.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup" for children
tecthing ia pleasant 10 the taste and IS the pre-
scription OF ono Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United states. and
is for sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price % cents a bottle. Be surc AMI ask for
MRS. WISsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
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