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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
NEW RENT-LIST.
Contains prices and description OF
ALI KINDS OF HOUSES.
THOMPSON BROWN e CO.,
rnhQ.at lli3 Main street
STATE or GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTASNr,l
ATLANTA. Ca, December 81, 1854
10y AUTHORITY AND IN PU R-rfS

STATE or GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE pkfAhiAhNI',
ATLANTA. Ca, Decemoer 81, 1854
10y AUTHORITY AND IN PUR-rS
ID SCANCE Of the provisions Of an act Of "a
the General Assembly OF the state % Georgia,
approved November II, ls-9, will offer Tor lease
INDIAN SPRING RESERVE,
consisting OF TEN ACRES OF LAND, moro or
less, IN mo town Of Mcintosh. Butts county, ga,
uuon which is situated adwrlling-nouso anu out
BUILDINGS, known rs the Park House and the
celebrated Indian Spring.
This property Will De onered Tor lease 10 the
hiehes BIDDER 81 public outcry on the
FIRST TU z>DAY Is MARCH, 1890.
before the new Capitol. In the city Of Atlanta. FOR
O term oi twenty-five 2O years, WIN the prlFi-
lege % the person or persons holding sIcn tease
% renew the same for Ike term OF twenty-five
(25 years. The conditions Of SAID lease are az
follows:
l. That the lessee or lessees within two ~
wears after the contract IS signed erect upon the
reserve hotel OF sufficient slLo 20 accommodate
al least three hundred l3JJ guests lay ous and
maintain walks upon said reserve. aud build and
keep In repair al bridges Or approaches 10 the
:. They shall not sink or permit any ono to
sink well on said reserve within three hundred
co. feet OF said spring nor shall they make, or
permit any one 10 make any opening II tho
earth on said reserve, except such a. may be
necessary Tor building purposes or Tor LAYING out
walks anu Ornamenting the grounds: nor shall
they permit refuse waters from dwellings or
"
direction ~ the said spring.
& The public shall DO permitted 10 use tho
water a. the said spring and 90 carry II for use 10
hotels, b0arling-housos, and private residences,
but no person shall without the consent Of the
lessee or lessees interfere with or use the wator
after IL lOws from the said spring or conduct tho
water from II by pipes or In any other way.
4 The lessee or lessees or owners OF said Lease
shall have tue right 70 dispose OF the lease or any
interest IN by will or otherwise and shall also
have the right az the end Of the lease TO remove
the hotel building erected thereon, provided they
shall loavo on the reserve buildings equal In
number and value TO those now on the reserve.
s. II the owners OF said lease shall at any time
violate aus OF tho provisions OF said act, the con-
tract OF Lease shall DO forfeited, but no custer
shall be suffered until final judgment or for
fixture In the Superior Court of Butts county,
Ga.
& Tho Governor OF the State shall make with
the lessee, or the iessees. n contract in writing
In which the forms OF said lease as stated Ia said
act and substantially ia this advertisements.
shall be eet forth. and the character and the
value Of the bulldogs now on said reserve shah
be stated. y. Is. GORDON, Governor
By the Governor.
JANIS Il. NIsBET.
Secretary Executive Department.
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CITUATION WANTED MALE
y Young man Of twonty desires SITUATION
OF any Kind. Best reference Address
r. !. WALSH,
NH a-ft' care Disp1fch Office.
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PHILADELPHIA. Rio H. Z lgNs
koED AID NORFOLK
l.kAAsHIs IOAr AK.

Appointed ssillng day heirs NV,
and FRIDAY az IA Ana o''I s0NDN' -
FfeIshttor Tuesiays ans Fridays 'is steam,
-.,Svs1 IN if8l A. 81 tOr -1atsys uiean
t'rSP. Il. saturlay freight receives IA! 80
lP. N.
Fare, s. - o.,
fV' i~''-'' u W.. McCARRiCA,
Gsnegal Southern Agent 0lies E'eAsH
" =. CLYDE s 90.
NOT General Axeuts PnlisislsaiA
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rival here tonight. Rev. Mr.. Abbitt. OF
;l,ort, IL aasistiny Mr. Fizer.

v1vai nero tO-Dlg0t. new. hts hp"ses va
Liberty, is assisting Mr.. Fizer.
The Town Council held its regular
monthly meeting tonight. Among the
motions offered petition was presented
20 the Council praying that that body have
Thirteenth street opened from = street to
Glass island 10 meet the new Ferry road
from Shepard's warehouse.
A special committee was appointed 70
ascertain the cost and report to the next
meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
A MYSTERY.
Blood-Stained Clothing Found in Roa-
Doao.

ROANOKE, March 3.-A lot of blood-stain-
ed clothing was found early this morning
concealed IL Lick run. in the eastern part
Of the city. The clothes have been identi-
fed as those Of John Woods. a huckster at
the City market. Woods left his place OF
been heard from since. The police are
searching vigorously FOR the body.
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RAILROAD LIsr%
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY. ~. 1870.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
IYNCuBuHA

LEAVE RICHMOND. BY ND.-TRttI STATION.
ssUA. n. Daily. -iI po,orlDl-s -hicamlni aai
Nortolk lnr, gu LAlg't- Nufo 80
Norfo!k 49,, h. ". - ops ,n.r 80 ie-
t.-suIrs "a. ~l.Dia. Yui
tran, l.av lc Pee .lg at li:u B..
30. aud arriving 90 Norfolk 81 J.. Be-,
stops r. ali sttt"n+.
e4OA N. Daily, 20 Pete-sDI~g. Arrive a.
Petersburg 1915 a. NJ 40. 3 i-aYas
Petersburg jas A. Sc. :.- Far n-
vito, LYucnturg. ana All p.in-s south
APP. II. Jaly. as P~.ersolr,. hrri~, pe-
tcrstlrg '.4I 70. A.. Leave Fe.ersbgrg
g. J.. II. day SfusluS Norfolk
T.. g..
Ii;aO P. N. Daily. e.E re'er'ou,; Arrive a,
Petersburg l-:!s s.. ". conuertilg
W.ta Irain 40. 4. leaving Petersburg
~ -[.iu 4. 4. f)r Fhfuy..e, Lynch
burg eahJntt;, ani al points
South Ga1 WosL
1i:cOA v. pauv, ro BIrleviIc, for farmyile,
LIN d .lr,. tl- -oIiL, aE1 $50 g.
PULLMAN oLEBFiNt-CAk ACCOM- NJD--
No. l-sleeplng-csr from petorsours 20 Brs'J
without ehGuge. LEAVING PclersoIrg datf %
l-iy 4. a.. Az LyEcnours 10 Acmphis WIKI
o.. change.
80 3-Lyuchburg . t.Dgilian, ond Roanoke
H. MomoLi- without clango
Ticxsts. na-g0g s-rhcrEs, aud AT Information
can be obtained at Richmond sui re.er-tI-
rpiIroai depot, A. ". G4rDors. - hain RI. tss.
al a. no Company once, g,l east Aa.-s.rosI
x. N. COZ Ni Nh,
la-tns'r -glI-
". Il. BEYlLL
General Passenger Agca-
CHIRLSs r.. EDDY. Nce-Prrsl1eu-
General oGlcs. ROANOKE. Va fc,
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sou1Hwrsr Contributions.

Real estate to the amount of $4,000
changed hands in Liberty last week. Most
of the property sold was Tor building lots.
Mrs. Il. +. White, ne Miss Maggie Mat
thias. formerly of this city, died here last
night of consumption.
A movement is on foot 10 move the
county-seat OF Wise from Gladeyille 10
some point on the new railroad.
slide occurred on the Clinch-Nallev
division the other day one hundred and
fifty feet long and fifteen feet deep.
A new town is 10 be started IN Wise
county on the railroad TO be named Virginia
CITY.
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Especial telegram % The Dispstch.l
WfSr PonT, Va. March 3.--Iev. John
Tier. Of tho Baptist church. began re.
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RAILROAD IISrs
n q ~ ,-r,7l

IN VI .s13g'Es -s---1
RICHMOSD. FREDERICr~s ~
~ AND PoI0aAC RAILROAD sDCitI
o''nne'e'"s fEBhtAtt 20, in .i,
STANDARD tins 's,.f.
~ A. n. leaves BYri-sirse, s,s,...
fDps only a. Ashland R.r ca.
ioTd. snf fredercksDI-r. 20.
S n4's S.r Yors s''''' f" "s.sa.,i,
Ii;o7 a. ". leaves Byri-stree. ,sat.s
cepE sunday f1L
c:s0 =. VI. Leaves Byrd-strees s'Auo,
1;i3 L. Il. leaves Byrl-,treet -tst
Stops only a. bothrrl. ME-. IDLY
l'storictsDarg sleeper %
% NoE furk
s;0A ". arrives ~ Byrd Street Glad.
sleeper from Sew Y1,s So
23s ?. NJ srrivese. BY-i 't~rsi ssr..
stops ~ frnler s.n.r,
N.-rwaN. auI A.H'l.l
Warrington ami New L ..l
stop af f.fG
sos 7. NJ arrived ryri-~lrra. .t.t..
so9s only nt frrle.
fDri. and Ashltrl
9c43 2. II. arrives a. Y3-sree. .t...,..
except sunday
ASHLAND TKAIys
DAILY zvcsPr s~sDRrS
c'sA. y. le ,,' s''a. Arrives % Ar,1,.
zoo r ". accommodation lesga Hr,,..
b.A'i4t arrives. ......
tO' " iesges E.ol arn"i H .'....
ea5A NJ arrive. EloA Leave, a ....
s.s5 A. ". so.oumolsHoa a-rir, q. s..
.trs,e' station. 'fas.s Aa-s..,
':''r. " s- -, q f.Da. leaves A....l4
Tho Vow or, 40 FIonn-.-.s.
a. PulMa1 Nr.IbUI.. Fem. .rr'... ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

Especial telegram 70 the Di-patchl
IYNcHBURG. March 3.-The Tobacco As
sociati0n held meeting here this noon.
The Secretary made the following report:
Sales of tobacco reported for the current
year up to February amounted to 2,7lJ,9l0
pounds. Total sales for the year 10 March
LIST amounted to 1854 900 pounds. These
figures show an increase OF 1890 over the
same period in 1883 of 2.1A.000 pounds.
A resolution was passed changing the
meetings, which have heretofore been
monthly, TO quarterly.
Colonel W. +. Mccarthy, civil engineer
and chemist, and William II. Ashton, both
In the employ of syndicate of northern
capitalists, have arrived here prospecting
with q view 10 erecting q large steel plant.
The syndicate owns "A process of making
high grade. 1t claims that process Is the
lnnst economical eXnr enmlnXnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

oh,o tina, Il rather astonishcd everybody;
a Ws ss ss ali sorts Of statistics to show what
% S,strial development down in Dixie.
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DIss0LUTsoNa & sAnrNsKsHnPs
V,HE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING AS
i IL. NJ. MoFFAr q CO., CIGAR-BoX
MAKERS, 10 dissolved By mutual consent
NH i-ls' n. N. AoFfAT a co.
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passenger
YrI 'li,-.t. SERVICE
OpTrsln4N .I4a.I ..rel.1r-'A-' 'elesan
New Yor1 4ll IsaYa. ..A rlf onrts i''..a.
Gu Irs.us N4. IL u.t t."'I AH Ht'''i
Wasr... nrt Charleston LIB NIl
Js.a- 1.... On lUl 't -r AIS
totrr.l ss7nllgt HnI " 'tW"
.Ja.F-....I.. g.. lfa.Us N0. OF. '. OBS 3
sl... .....ars between r- A.t-- t d.
s..v... AID Sow lp.k nu .If N-
and .. ..pi1s-,a,- between N. .-.-''Nn a..
Il.r.- Gee, hI.
lrnI3.t..a to 'l' above
ruLSlW yOgN hNn FLORIDA ~rfct'l
c,.-f-,in,of f.,l...e ruum -4r. o-iY. ..l g
Itr.nuul SOUS. .fu.nI a. s.-j D.. Dbl 900
ss... Nc1ne.itf-, ant ir.dAy.. ani bow
f.r.. -s u.r.I-.,l.I at a. st. FOL. lA.' "a
...- Jaws. aa1 -at.riay. hAtn fhr' %
ri.re.t ,r ,li- train. ......
gHso3LY ALl-g4IL LINE 10 hoht','-
p.smsi ~; DAM s,rf,,,,,.~........ 70
s.rf.ls......' "a. 9. Nram t..l-l' g. N-
N..f..s......', TO-. 80. Metm.. g.. d. D. 81.
....u. lowing ll.ampul ~ ciI A.. A.
No.f.Ikat SD f. 81. ar. -.ii taIai n'tr
t,..-s ttu lrilf-. ana pn.-...".t -I
without ching. % cars. tI.tH ..ll q
pl..rrai .rf-ltllIg lf t.r ..I. D. ~
irlm Richmond ana t.o Esd ~ st. u-.n 81 "a
ir.,ns leaving H..Am.ai n au a. a. a.t
i..s. P n. sul A-Iif or am.fi '' it.
l-.-r.nIrs t0 Hld ff.m ,ru.ll, .5n-- TO
II. H.rJLIY. slr-r a.sa isu-
,. y. ID. MY8tH. .f.N.rl. - .li DID,
g. A.. kHzs-Is. 'IU rai itfsH.- 81 f+4-
Sol ID AAs. lft1.- hAutx'. I''
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KICKED by A COLI.

Yesterday afternoon Abner Sandridge, OF
Amherst, while feeding stock on his farm
was kicked in the face toy young colt and
received very severe injuries. Several
teeth were knocked out and the upper hp
was split open, aud it is thought the jaw
bone is broken.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
il RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY IS. isoa

DICHMOND AND ID 4 Il IL II
ii RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT FEBRUARY IS. i3ol
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, va;
22O A. NJ. sol IHERS EXPRESS. daily, " A.
lsuis, Augusta. aad points south. Con-
meets a. Greensboro for Durham aud
Raleigh: az salisbury for Western
North Carolina. Passenger can taGo
sleeper az Up n. Through sioepers
from Dauyilo south.
b.eo 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, daily. except
sunday, 20 Clover Va, AMI tutor
mediate points.
li.Oo A n. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through Train %
Raleigh ria keysylle. Connects at
Eurkevilie with Norfolk aud Western
railroad for FarmUllc. LynrhoGrg,
AMI points West; al heysTl'e Tor
ClarksYlle. oxford, henderson, aud
Durham.
800 P. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily, for Atlanta, Al;
Noseieys junction with farmy.lo
and POwhatan railroad. a. Grtens-
boro for Durham ami raleigh. A.
Salisbury for Western North Caro-
lima through sleepers from Dan
Vile South
amp NJ LOCAL. daily. except sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and intermo liato
points. .
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
5;i5 A w. From Atlanta and Augusta
S;S 4. II. From Amelia Courthouse
40 p. NJ. From Raleigh
s.ss - NJ Al Manchester, from Clover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
A LAWYER HoRSewHIprrD ny A Woyiy.

Chicago. March - tspecaIi.-A closely Vciled
woman, with 3 sudll rannldc in her haid, Ionncci
upon man about noon today. While he was a.
ccnding the steps Of the First National Bank balh
ing and struck him the head with The whip, ro
pcaiins the blows various parts oi his body. Al
first he put IN his hands To shield hs face. Then BE
struck the woman the head with his cane. Al
TN, junctulc officer arrested the woman. who gave
her name "A, Nr, Frank Kent. axe thirty. widow. ~
Iicrmo.a. III. The man whom she hoi~e"npp~i
WI, simon ". klue, United state, Commissioner
and a wci known lawyer. sad the woman TO rc
porter: Lat f,I cmpio, cf him a. my lawyer. but
We had some diiicuity. and discharged him. Ever
since then hc has been pcg-ccutns ne. lie Ia, Ard
arrested for ume-, and Ia, in~i h' ucst t. do
fame my ,iafict'r7
Nr. King. who not badly injured by the blows.
said Inls Mrs. Francis Kent J, A hcnd pur
chased some property In iicrno-a. and allowed Der
occupy the premise, h' an uf A'r poverty. ~hr
then charged with conspiracy 70 d'fraud her Oi
the property. l. H. Hrb0ufh, a friend Of this
woman, has also threatened my life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
THE MIZELL-CALL ENCOUNTER.
A TRUE STATEMENT OF TIE INCIDENT AUAfFu
lied BY THE MARSHAL

Pensacola Fla March - (special) l)-Scnsational
clegrams have been sent North regarding controversy
that occurred saturday between United states senator
wilkinson Call and United states Marshai JOHN H.
Mlzcll senator Call has furnished his SIDE 70 the
press and now Marshal Mizcl authorizes statement
senator and Mrs Call stayed fcw hours at the
Continental Hotel in this city prior to going 10
Dcfuniak springs where the Senator had an engage
ment Marshal Mzell Is guest at the same hoiei'
bcn here on official business. Meeting Can III the
hotel Office he requested an interview lhey "aihcu
out on the front veranda, when MICH stated 10 'dh
that he had been Informed that he was the author
Of certain charges that had been preferred against MS
pryate character in the senate. Mr. Call denied being
the author and thereupon Mzcll said 10 him that II
il was proved that he the author he was >" "a
blank dirty puppy and that he would be hed person
ally rsponsblc'
Mzeu intended the meeting to be private and re
GREETED it, becoming public. He and Cal althou@h
politically opposed, had been personal friends ior
wears. but he has letter, from Democrats who are
ucghbors at home informing him that senator Can
had written his home to secure any evidence posi-
HE AGAINST his private character While he admits
thc senator's right 30 criticsc his public acts he VII!
hold him responsible for any attack upon his private
character II was reported here that can SAID ne "oo
have killed Milc had 1t not been for his FANNY
and the injury that would have resulted 10 inc
state Mzeu denies that there was any Likelihood
Of Calls carrying any su'h 'N''' inv
ron Tho Senator did say that hc
So should not speak 50 to Inn oecuSe
ach language had caused personal friends t.
xiii each oth.rn Call then assured Nhell tiat nc wac
moi IN. author Of the charges complained o. wnvtc
,n Nircu apol0ezcd for the language 9,eo anu t''''
SIook hands aud separated in fiiendi, manner manner. =,
Marsha, Mizcll f. a man OF considerable sldfuluS III
hu..rc., ana social circles and Is president "l an III
por,aut railroad IN Florida. since ms aplo'u.c,,
=. MARSHAL lv the President he has been bitterly
malgned by The Democrats of the state VINO n",c :
I"rd hard h. prevent ms confirmation hy the >'hac:
lie g rou.itcred one of the hravcst and most het'N
men in the state and dead shot and IT Is every Wnefc
'it.,.ed maj mad senator Call attempted 70 draw
,rc,,,on against him there would likely nave Deen
,'ic,ncv I'm the ranks II southern senators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Ncw-Orcans March 25.-Thc river at TINS pohn'
is falling slowly: the gauge tc day read 1"@ I" l"'
fa of ten in,c, from the highest point reached 'hS
season. Di- patches received here report the Ii'''
stationary at Lake Providence and falling at all polh's
below. Although a large force Of men Is al "oFh
ON th. Mia crcva.~c. little has been done bc' "nd
securing one OF the ends OF the broken leNcc. EhTts
are now being made 10 secure the other end. J. VI
Lambcrncnt represents ST. Jamcs's parish IN the "orR
OH the break Il. Mann. superintendent OF bridges ana
buildings for the Mississippi Valley road. has charse
of the work in behalf Of the railroad company IheS
have a force Of about 800 men at WORK. ana N''
Iambcrncnt saws that they have not bv any means
abandoned idea Of closing the crcvassc bnt were
hard at work with that end In view. Tie panSh OF
St james ha, expended about II 900. ana the r"rv"u
company j, eNpcndiug - 900 day. and DONG All
H. il power to close the break The i'uii""i i
also trying t. build ticsic aioss the 'rcNaHs'S'
The water from the crcva-sc j. cncroachlns on the
plantations above and below 1t. and the loss sns
;tiucd hv planters VIII be- great. Reports from Inc
lower ona.f ar. the eject that there are thrre
break. in the cvcc AZ Bohemia. from 80 10 80 ir't
i'm width and feet deep. Good progress Is beng
made in closing the crcvas-c AZ Harlem and Live OAK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
an INTERNATIONAL MoyErARr rNToS

Washington. March 2j.-The reports rom inc 'on'
,,,ee on Monetary Convention were discussed bS the
pan american Conference to-day, but no conclusion
,,ss reached The majority report. which was >lShet
bv NcNla of Mexico Alfonso. OF chill silva oi
colombia: zclaya. Of Honduras and Nalerie' Oh
bolivia. makes the following recommendations
That an international American Monetary Ohion
" That as a basis for this union an international
silcr coin be 4, .ed which shall c legal chccr IN
ali the countric, represented IN th.s conference ~
z Thai 10 give full effect 10 tins ic'ohi',h"d''"h
there shall meet IN Washington .oin'i,s,on nau
posed OF delegate from ci'h nalon' ",,, ~ ,ia
t.,ermne The uuantitv value and proportion oi tl'
international coin and It's relation TO gold Iiat t.,s
,,,,,,,s.ion meet in Washington IN pcars time or
iess after the hnal adjournment of tins conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
COMMENTS on THE LAND PURCHASE BILL.
HOW THE GOVERNMENT PLAN is VIEWED BY
ENGLISH AND IRISH JOURNALS.

ENGLISH AND IRISH JOURNALS.
London March 90" The Pail Mall Gazette com
mentng on the Irish Land Purchase bill introduced
in the House of Commons last night by Mr.. Balfour
says that the bill is abomEabc, IN that t dis
honestly processes to clear the British taxpayer OF
responsibility while his credit is the sole lever by
which Mr.. Balfour expects TO gain his ends. IL Is
also unjust in that il confers upon a handful u
Citizens at the expense of the rest OF the community
boon TO which they have no claim beyond other
cultivators of the soil.
THE st. James's Gazette" defends the complicated
nature of the proposals contained in the bill The
chief merit of the il lies in its elaborate
system Of checks and counter checks, by means OF
which purchasing tenants prevented from becom-
ing burden upon the Imperial cXchequer Tho
Gazette further says that the scheme requires a
minute examination. but if an obvious defect existed
il would have been pounccd upon at once by an
astute critic like Mr.. Gladstone
The Ulster Tories approve the bill. regarding the
Parliament for Antrim. is greatly pleased with TIC
measure.
Dublin March 25.-"Th Express praises tic in
genuity displayed the bill. hut, II SAYS. the pro
posalS relative to the congcstcd districts do mol supply
a solution Of that feature q the land question. what
VIII be done. Ii asks. with The people who refuse
TO huv land 10 cmcratcf
"The Flceman's journal saws that Mr.. Ealfours
srecch In the IionSc of Commons last night. IN cN
ulanaton of the bill shows that he has not grasped a
coached by Mr. Go>ccn. he has failed TO follow the
inricacicS Of Mr. GOschcns ideas. Tie entire ohefr
Of the BILL The Journal" declares, appears TO be 10
initiate the value OF land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
WOMAN ATTACKED BYA RIGHWAYMAN
SHE WAS KNOCKED TO THE GpOUND BY A
BLOW AND DANGEROUSLY INJURED
TWO ARREsTS MADE

A highway robbery, which may result In murder.
was committed on Monday night on the lonely ROAD
leading from the West Shore ferry, in Wcchawken'
~ j.. to the top of the hill. Mrs. Louisa Berndt'
ago forty, who lives in West New-iork, went 70
New York on Monday afternoon, accompanied by hcr
son Charles age eleven They returned on the 7 :3o
boat which reached Weehawken twenty minutes
later As she was leaving the boat. Mrs. Berndt
took out roll Of money, containing $l2, and replaced
II in hsr pocket.
Three or four roughlooklng men, who were stand
ing at the ferry entrance, the action. The ROAD
leading from the ferry is dark, lonely and danger
OILS Mother ard son had climbed about half way up
the hlk when the boy heard footsteps behind
them and told his mother he thought somebody was
following them. Mrs. Berndt paid no attention. but
q moment later man ran up behind her aud struck
her on the head with an iron coupling pin, knock
ing her down. lie then knelt on her chest ana
robbed her OF her money.
The boy screamed for help, and Mr.. Wright an
cmploye Of the North Hudson County Railway Com
pany responded. but the hghwayman had made his
r.c,ne I'm the darkness \ carriage was procured
and Mrs Bcrndt was removed To her home. cne IS
dangerously injured and her condition Is 20 crucal
that ply .lcan will not expires, "A positlVc OPINION
to the result. John Pagan was found later III the
ncchborhood and arrested on susplclOn lie saws ne
lives in York and was visiting a friend IN
Wcehawkcn. lie went into liquor shop ana TO
maincd there until II o'clock Yesterday morn
ing Patrick Murphy, the Union newsagent at the
railroad depot wa, esicd and positively ldeatnh
by young crndt a. his mothers a>sailant: MURPHY,
who has good reputation. says he is able TO prove
an alib Both prisoners are held ana tne ponce
are making an investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
A B4RyyELL LYNCHER on TRIAL

Charleston. :. C.. March % (SpccaD.-The court al
Barnwel is engaged in the trial OF one OF the most
remarkable cases Of lynchng record. ON January
white man, David Ready, took from three deputy
sherifs black prisoner, william Black The officers
were taking the 10 the county jail. Black was
suspected OF having stolen a coat from somebody In
the ncighborhOOd. Ready drunk. He overlook
the posse with the prisoner lonely road. took the
prisoner. tied him mp to tree the roadside, shot
him 70 DEATH and then went OF. reward Of $500
was offered for him. aud he subsequently arrested
I'm Georgia This IS the who is being tried
AT Barnwcll Court House. At the trial II proved
that a friend Of the prisoner had attempted 10 bribe
one of the Jurors. This stopped the trial. and the
brfber TO day fined S2o The jury was discharged
and a new panel summoned. Ready Is defended by
some of the leading attorneys in the county The gen
eral impression is that he will be acquitted.