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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
a BOLD ROBBERY.
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, VA, February q, 1890.
The two negro bows named james Brown
and John Fisher, who were charged with
stealing a large quantity of old IRON from
W. NJ Lewis 4 Brother, were sent 10 Jail
for ninety days each this morning. They
were afterwards arrested on IL warrant
charging them with forging the name OF
Mr.. Ernest Myers, a merchant OF TINS city,
and sent on to the Hastings Court To an
swer the charge.
ABOLD ROBBERY.
The police were notified of singular
case OF burglary which occurred IN Ches-
tcrfield county. about two miles from TINS
city, Wednesday evening. Two negroes
hired wagon IN this city and went 10 The
residence Of Mr.. IT, w. Brown, who was
absent from his house. and they e1ectlng
an entrance, proceeded 10 take away
everything Of value in the house. They
told the WAGNER that they had purchased
from Mr.. Brown all his household goods.
The house was pretty we'll cleaned, the
thieves only leaving bedstead.
MoRTUARY REPORT.
The report Of the Health Officer shows
that during the month ending February
26th there were 81 deaths in this city. Oi
lOred Nine deaths of consumption are re-
ported among the whites and II among the
colored-an unusually large number: -Four
deaths resulted from pneumonia, from Ia
grippe. and from helrt-diseaso. There
were % deaths of males and 81 of females.
Eleven deaths occurred among children
under one year of age and non-resldents.
not included in the above. were buried
here. On the estimated population OF %
600 the rate of mortality was 25.o2 per I,COO
yer Gnnum: on the white %. and on the
colored 29.J3 per 1000 per annum.
THE CoLoBED CHURCH sQUABBLE.
If al reports he true there was a lively
squabble among the members OF the Harrl-
sOn-Street Baptist church (cOlOred) last
night about the matter Of the pastor, the
Rev. Gordon. II Is said that the meeting
lasted until nearly o'clock this morning,
and that Mt one time 1t came near ending
in an outbreak. The pastor is reported
still 10 be- in command Of the situation.
Persons living in the nclghbOrhOOd are
complaining for fear of disturbance.
A great deal Of interest is felt here in the
matter of the meat-aw and the effort made
in the Senate to repeal it. No inspectors
have yet been appointed, though the law
goes into effect on the lst of March.
Mr.. Reuben Ragland is quite sick at his
home.
Especial telegram to the DispstchI
PETEGsBURC. Va. February 2s.-The po-
lice this evening arrested Pleasant Brown
and DAVID MattOx two negro boys) on
the charge of being tho parties who enter
ed the residence OF Mr. II. w. Brown in
Chesterfield county, Oh Wednesday night.
At the home Of Mattox all the stolen pro-
perty was found The burglary is consider
ed 10 be one of the boldest that has ever
taken place III this neighbOrhood.
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tBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the Disp

lBy Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispa.ch.I
LONDON. February 2s.-The Northumber-
land Miners Association has decided By a
unanimous vote not to support the move
ment for reduction of the working hours
to eight per dav.
The trial for action of libel brought
by Morrill, Mckenzie. the noted ply
sician, against the s.. James GGzeie,
for publishing statements Of his treat
ment OF the late Emperor Frederick
OF Germany, commenced this morning
and was concluded this afternoon. The
Jury awarded $500 damages 10 the Doctor.
Mckenzie had case against the London
Times, and the Jury in that case awarded
him q zoo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

"Lsso GALLEY. Msin and Tenth streets
Bes, Pictures. Card Photographs, Soc for six;
Cabinet Pictures. $50 for twelve Lovely Pic
lures. all sizes. Largo collection Of Photographs
OF Confederate onlcers. Noted soenes, re!i-
gfous &c
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A RAILROAD WRECK.
A Freight Train Coos Down an Embsnk.
ment.
Special telegram to the Dispasra.i

CHARLOTTE, n. c., February 4.-A Char
lotte-bound freight train was wrecked on
the Air Line railroad to-day. The train was
running at a rapid rate along high embank-
ment. when a wheel broke, causing the en-:
tire train of nine cars TO be derailed and
90 tumbling some ninety feet down the
embankment The cars were almost to-
tai wreck. but as they were loaded princi-
paly with pig-iron and coal there - no
merchandise damage. The smash-up de-
layed the regular Charlotte-bound passen-
ger train three hours and thirty minutes
tonight. Nobody hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

We sent overy senator and Repre-
sentative at Washington a couple OF
BRONoDIsR" heaisehs powders TO
try. you know congressman suffer
grea, deal from tho headache from
oyertaxing their brain and stomach.l
We would Ike 10 publish aiew OF their
letters, but newspaper space costs too
much. BROaODIss" is sold this
Wayne cure. money refunded. Sold
By all druggists. 25c. per boz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
MANCHESTER COUNCIL LAST NIGHT
Llne-Awnings to Come DOwn-Car-
W.rLs Site-persnuuI Ce

Works Site-Personal, &c.
An adjourned meeting of the Manchester
Culcil was held last night.
Dc. object was TO finish up the business
tlat could not be gotten through with at
o.. D-ular meeting two weeks ago and TO
consider certain ordinances.
irradcnt Pcrdue called The body to or
l.r 80 O'Clock, when the following other
r,fller- auswe cdtO their names: Messrs.
T. ". Meisigcr. John O'Brien. ii. G. Beat
o.. a. G.. Jones, Philip Brown, James +.
bradley, W. +. Hart, and Robert Harris.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
4 letter was read from the Clerk Of the
c., school Board informing the Council
taa' the terms Of Messrs. j. ii. Busby, j.
J.. periue. +. {. ID. Farmer, and John
ObT.u gs members OF the board expire
d. lst of April.
The Council decided to go into the cleo
t.aa' once, and Messrs. Busby, Perdue.
a'1 - Brien were chosen as their own sue
c-.-,r- without opposition.
Nr Farmer having moved from the city
O. flt county IL was necessary 70 eject
some one else in his stead. Mr.. Weislger
minated Mr.. j. b. Anderson and the
Tan. Of T. A. Davidson. Esq, was pre-
H,t,t by Mr. Perdue. Mr.. Anderson was
elected on the second ballot.
PROPERTY LINTs.
NJ. Bradley offered resolution author
ling property-owners 20 have their pro-
perry lines other than street lines gwen
'y aay other surveyor than the City Engi-
It--.
inc object Of the resolution is to inform
= I.fty-owners that II Is not the duty OF
9, CIV Engineer 10 give any other than
t-et lines.
sTREET RAILWAY.
4 commumcaion was read from Mr..
John G. Robertson, general manager on the
5 Sl.h-ide Land and Improvement Com
laly. asking permission 10 change the
route recently granted this company Tor
'.rr street railway through the city; 1he
S.lthsde Company having secured con-
TIL Of the Richmond aud Manchester
hiway can now use its tracks on SeVen'h
street and the new route asked tor Is up
Perry street from Seventh to Cowarulh
tstruc: thence 70 Semmes avenue, ana up
'ie ia,ter 10 the corporate limits. Also TO
ton lruet line on COwaTdin avenue IRON
Ierfy % Hull street. connecting the TWO
loads. The request was granted;
To present road passes into the hands
o. Tie SOuthside Company to-day.
STREET MLTTHEs.
~. Bradley offered q resolution au-
qa' 20 employ superintendent for the
i,fcs VI street-hands at a salary OF $40
~ month. Agreed 70.
Another resolution was adopted au-
torAng this committee 20 have a stable
erected IN the rear part Of the Jail lot, at a
s"', not exceeding $500, for the accommo-
uHllon VI the teams used in street Improve
ueut
i IS desired that the stable shall be To-
ssaied at a convenient place. so that the
bieet Superintendent can look after the
,eanl- without too much loss Of time from
lie other duties.
BUILDING PERnfTs.
large number Of building permits were |
granted
4, petition endorsed by two members OF
.ao Committee on Fire Department was |
,ead from Mr.. William Heider, asking. 70 |
'epsr sn old frame building on upper Hull
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fARMVlLLE.
The Norfolk and Westerns New Depot
Proposition.
special telegram TO the Dispstchi

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch,
FARMyuLE. VA, February 2s.-To-mor-
row az 3 O'Clock Railroad -Commissioner
Hill will ride into Farmville on his tour of
inspection Of the Fsrmyille and Powhatan
railroad. The bridge across the Appomat-
tox will by that hour be near enough COM
pleted 70 admit of the passage OF his train.
I am informed that il will require month"; 3
work yet to complete the bridge.
The telegraphic apparatus has been put
in place between Farmyille and Bermuda,
a distance Of some ninety-odd miles, and
was found TO answer its purpose most sat
isfactorily to-day.
Mr. p. II. c. Rice has been appointed
agent of the Farmville and Powhatan
depot at this place. and will enter upon
the duties of his new work tomorrow.
As before stated the first train for traffic
will be run out from here Saturday, March
Sth
At an adjourned called meeting Of the
Town Council held this morning 10 con-
slider the proposition made by the Norfolk
and Western Company to erect handsome
station tn cost S24,O00 &C this point upon
the condition that the town authorities
would appropriated sum necessary TO make
accessible approaches to the new depot,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resossed, That sum not exceeding u zoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
Han. William Mckinley.

Hon. William Mckinley. member Of Con;
crcss from Ohio. came down 10 Rlchmord
from Washington Yesterday evening on nus
way to Old Point and stopped at the X
change last night tie IS accompanied by
his brother and Colonel II. c. Parsons.
Mr. Mckinley was or the floor OF the
House Of Delegates last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
THE RIVER RISING.
Stream Already Some -Four or rive ree'
Ahnxe the U.uaI Level.

The recent rains seem to nave been quite
heavy for a considerable distance up the
comntry tributary TO the James, and last
night the river at Rockets had risen be
tween four and five feet above the ordinary
level. ,...,. 40 o,orro
There was. however, little or no alarm
along the river-froDt; II was NOT eAPest1lu Pl'
,bat the freshet would increase very mnch.
'iia' a snecial Nc" 10 tins paper from Lynchburg
,oSt nicht said mo indication OF freshet
here The river is only about SIX feet
aIoye the ordinary level. and has fallen
several inches since noon. Very lt'ie ram
tndayD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
storms.
fBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO. February 2s.-A light fall OK
snow occurred here last night. IL began
still falling, driven in gusts before a sharp
wind. The local signal service reports that
the storms extend over Northern Illinois,
Iowa. Wisconsin, and Michigan. Thus far
thefall has not been great. the heaviest be-
ing at Green Bay, where 1t IS twelve
inches deeD
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EOR SALE.
II A RICHMOND NEWSPAPER
THY CRITIC

Az present devoted 70 society. geneaiogy
fashions, and literature. la good standing snd
belus tree from political or other preiudtce esa
be- easily converted into an organ Tor any causA
Present circulation. l,s0O weosly. Plant ana
nxlures complete lexcopt pressl Owner wisncs
70 give his attention 10 other business An en-
ersetic man can make tho paper pay.
For terms and particulars addreas OF call -
Tux CRITIC OFFICE. isa7 Main street.
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gious. &c.

While tho essential feature OF paArr's ASTRAL
OIL Is absolute safety, it should also be remem-
bered tina, it is OF no less value account of It's
Illuminating qualities. giving as IL does tho
clearest, steadiost, and most mellow light posst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
As "a Nerve Tonic

Use HoRsroRD's AcIp PHOSPHATE.
Or. S. Il. Williams, Clarence. Ia SAWS:
g. have used IT TO grand effect In a case of
neuralglc-ieyer and in uterine difficulties.
Also, in cases where a general tonic was
needed. For nerve tonic think II is the
best have ever used, and can recommend
il most confidently" S'A 's'o'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
A ConyIct'. Freedom.

Henry johnson (colored), who was con-
victed in the County Court Of Pittsylvanla
in 1883 Of housebrcaking and sentenced to
five years int tine penitentiary, was pardoned
the accommodation Of the surgeon OF the
prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

AsG0sIURA BITTERs, the worli-renowned ap-
retzer aud inyigorstor. imparts delicious
flavor 20 oil drinks and cures dyspepsia, diar-
rhna, fever and sgue. Try It but beware OF coun-
terfeits. Ask for the genuine Angostura, manu-
Jscturei by Dr. J. q. d. siegert & sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
The Literary Club.

One of the most successful entertain
ments in the history of the Literary Club
was given last night. II took place at the
residence of Rev. Hartley Carmichael.
Mr.. Philip A. Bruce presided. Hon.
Beverley Is. Munford read an essay on Mrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
Work Of the Ambulance.

There were two ambulance calls yest'r-
dav.
One was at g A. NJ. to No. 1919 east MAN
street. where n white woman was toundl 20
be suffering from mental disorder. She
was taken To the almshouse for treatment;
The other was at five minutes before =
o'clock. TO the corner OF Twenty-fouitih
and Main streets to attend a white yonttihi
who while at work in plnning-mll
had one Of his fingers badly cut with G r
cular-saw and another ono broken. Us
hand was dressed and he was left at the
works
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
Confirmed by the senate.

WASHINGTON, February 2s.-The Senate
TODAY confirmed the nominations of
Richard u. Banks, collector Of customs for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. W. II. Moss.
postmaster Of Jackson, Tenn, and p. c.
Smithson, supervisor Of the census for the
Thlrd district OF Tennessee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

For THROAT DISEASES, CouGHs, COLDS etc,
erfectual rollef Is found In tho uss "of BroTns
bronchial Troches." Prico - cents. Sold only IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
Phillips Digestible Cocoa.

Cnlike other cocoas or chocolates, is s NOS
greasy, and though containing all the nutriment
Of the richest cocoa bosn, IL Ia 80 prepared thas
,t will not disturb digestion snd makes DELI
ciouS tanle drink
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
TIIELAW WILL STAND
,r.1 INSPECTION ACT NOT LIKELY
~ Be REPEALED THIS SESSION.
,..,rdcd Vote Showing tho senate TO
Stand 10 60 i2 Against Consider
ing the Matter.

e,.,.r ,otwelvc is thevoto by which the
= ...,,cs,crday refused to give Immediate
@..4rsnon to the bin proposing to re-
,h, recently enacted law providing
.,ie Inspection of fresh meats.
.... t,,, not necessarily mean the de-
.,'..4ttr mll. but more'than nlncty-ninc
,..... .ri of hundred are against it.
Co.,. .. enough votes can bo cotton 20 car
..-o..h the senate there is hardly a
" ..f., tlat the House will pass At.
l.... ,rre- in the latter body are not
l.-l very bright anyhow. as the
...t in favor of the inspection IS
.t-.ar. and nj this stage Of the scs-
.t.-,.- great doubt whether It viii be
..t consideration.
RrroEr THT sTNATT.
--.l.'f oae . special order for o'clock
-s., .u thc Senate. and al a few min
.-.rthlt hour Mr.. Stubbs called II
II. welded. however, 20 a motion 70
.. f.-a half hour IN order that several
rIf hc ordered 10 their engross-
.rf %. thc expiration of the thirty
Nr S,ubhs made another call for
',,. ii.--i.ln moved topass by and MIR.
...l that the senate come 10 a
r- V0-r ci9'mcd that an'','l1 .9' Tl1ai' 1Si'v, .,
r.-t '.' '''I "lnrHu'l~ .n' ~ 81
e- entitled 90 precedence and
.-r... .icl that he was right.
a.. .'.ur called for the reading OF
.-I again the repeal Of the meat
.. l..ttre.
tl.. I's c'VMoNwFAIIH g AIIohNEfs'
N... t.. ,.c'ks finished reaching the az
- --..c bIA Mr. StH"O' move" 10 pass
a.. IN 80,
N- ee'"n' Sp'N' '' t"' IN II
,.... '.. measure. ANA ci'liucu tn''e ~
frn ~flfn'1 ltfnrUrNS were maze
.....f school euperintondcnts II
...,l of decreasing the
,.....,,c.,'tl.'. attorneys
..,, .r.k, for some time. As
.. ,.1 f1,sgcl Nr. Lchois called
question ana this was put and
NJ Stlbbs's motion 10 pass 10y
81. ..-ta.lel.
,,-rr rrr NrAT HIIL.
-f. t.... ,.lI.l FIR his sDecial
''. ''''''
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. i...'l' ''',' .f.. ,..,,f nf, ones
d.. f'., o." '..i -,.,i,.J a,cs II.
'-' '' ''"'
.....l.. 90, his motion
SD. 90 'TlS',H 'i.'" ,.i..', ,....ons ne cited
.. i-- r.,,,.r,,,,.ot', bU had
81 .' ' -
.o' ..,.r rae not in his seat. |
ID. ,.I~t-re when / reported the
h' ...,,.,rr " sand Mr.. Moore. which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

Don't Experiment with the Throat and
Lungs Use only tho ola brand-BAkkKs fuRs
COP LIVER OIL or BAKERS EMULSION. Of incal-
cuiable value in Debility ana Pneumonia now
40 prevalent All druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

be appropriated for the purpose OF making
n suitable approach TO the proposed new
depot Of the Norfolk and Western railroad,
said appropriation 10 be- made whenever
the said company will agree to put mp
depot AZ the rear Of the Davis lot ut cost
OF not less than $40, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

The average yearly temperature for the past
twelve years has been 5S.7 degrees, 80 IT VIII DO
seen that the mouth Of February just past lsckeu
only as degrees of being up to the annual ave
rage, which includes the hot months OF tlle Suih-
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
New ENGLAND Press.

Mr.. Frank A. Haywood, OF Spr,nignel1' pisIa dc
Mass. who is arranging Ion tne sinE,nn nsao;a Ja
.u,s'on me- =. that he will be in the city on
F,;dav @ or Saturday OF next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
Lecture at Richmond College.

Mr. Charles Dudley Warner will tonight
at O'Clock address tho faculty and stu
dents of Richmond College on the Rea-
tions Of Fiction 10 Life
Thelecture will be delivered in the chapel
and be open TO the public
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satisfaction, as have heard OF no complaint
{. ii. Dosssr. Druggist
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zaar for March. and all the other maga-
zines can be found at n. Leonards, 500
Main street.
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Confirmed BY the Senate.

WASHINGTON, February 2s.---Harold M.
Sewall, nominated 20 be Consul-G General at
Apia, Samoan Islands, was confirmed
by the Senate yesterday afternoon in ex-
ecutiye session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

Vegetable and harmless, yet a monster.
destroyer to any blood tslnt-A. Is. G.
Alternative. Try 1t.
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Bonds Arcent.d

lby telegraph TO the D.spatch.I
WAsnISGroS, February 2s.-The bonds
offered to-day We're $50, 900 41S's at 1881.
ALI accepted. -
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You CAN BREAK Up BAD COLBY COLD py tne
timely use OF DR.. Jsynes Lnp0Se1"Ir' M opa Inras "s
old spS %s,pS pSpulsa and Itsb the best Of ali Cough
remedies.
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When Baty WAS sick. We gave her CsSsorsaA
When abe was Child, abe sried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung 20 CassorsA-
When she had Children. she gave them CastoriA

REMARKABLE YET TRUR.- A. II. G. altere-
tive has cured blood diseases after physi-
clans failed TO relieve.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 and y A. NJ. hsrsss.
mules, buggios, &c.
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What is home without baby or with
out bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup :
25 cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-16
singular. to sa, lse Least.


 Over at the Territorial penitentiary at Yuma, the other day, the officials made tour of the prison and found that the convicts were quite well pre- pared for making break for liberty. Saws made of material usel in the shoes were found that were so thor oughly tempered that no bar about the prison would have been m obstacle to the escape of those who had them,
 Among other things found were per fec'-itting keys to the cell doors, as well as the trhih outside gate. These keys were so perfect that the Assistant Superintendent is now using thcn reg ularly.
 The prisoners have scarcely had time 10 make these articles since the new management has been in power.
 When weiS they made?
 Were any persons in o,islliiecliy priyy to them?
 Were they left with the prisoners to enahle them to give capt. Ingalls, and his assistants trouble or to bring dis. credit on them?
 No one can tel. Stranger things than that have happened. Whatever the object, it has miscarried. The saws and tue keys arc in the hands of the officers and there wiA be no more saw CT key making at the Yuma penitcn- tary under the present administration --Fhonix Republican.