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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
JAMES-RIyER Division
Richmcnd AMI k.ieS haay hs.lr0Ail
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
IN RAILROAD

DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
~ RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ BFFECrUtrH.tui
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. "a.
23o A. ii. SOUTHERN EXpfkSs daily. l1 49,
lama, Augusta az rIIltf ,.It.. t...
uccts as freeurnIrf f1F I.r.a.. s.f
Raleigh. a. SALISBURY f.. A.t.
North Carolina lass@ug-rs ..l tl,
sleeper A. 81. 81 llr.IE. ....r.ft
from Dsnyiie south.
eDAM AtCOHhODATlDN. daily ar.s.t
sunday, % Clover "a, 49, . -
neiiato pO.nte
fi.OoAM VIRGINIA AND NORTH tfhI.ff 4
EXPRESS. dsiy through Tia %
Raleigh rfI hoyarilIn. t.4r ~ .t
Furtcyilie Wish N0r,1.k aul h..l..l
railroad f0r FarmVIle lF.'r...t
Lni points Wet. a. hnFu ~
Clarssyiile, OHiori, Reinforce. alI
Durham.
aOOP. NJ. fAsT NAIL, daily, pr Aaaaa. A..
gusta. aud points south. t.lH.. "a
NoseIsys junction sit1 farrl .
ard P0gha,an rsiroft a. Nr.H-t
bor0 FOR Durham AMI Eta.. a.
Salisbury Tor Nesterl A.'- .fr-
Ina Through slceper tfu .sl.
vile south
Goo p. H. LOCAL. f7iiy. except >.aiaf, r
Amelia Courthouse ani iaternf 80
point.
TRAINS ARRIVE Al RICHMOND
~ 80 :. N Prom Atlanta AMI Aasna
sS5 A. NJ From Amelia Cour.hllsa
40 T. NJ. from KalsHsh.
5:35 T. NJ. Al Manchester. from '.lFer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
THE BORDER ALLIANCE
In Session in Danville-The North Caro-
lima Method of Exchange Endorsed.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

DAYvILIE, Va, August 20.-Ihe Farmers
Border Alliance met here to-day, with re-
representatives. from Person, Caswell, Rock
ingham, Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, and
Franklin counties. The session was secret.
but portion of the proceedings was made
public. Among other things, the report OF
the alliance here was read, and was most
gratifying. and it was decided to continue
the warehouse for another year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
BOWDEN'S TACTICS.
He Reduces the Representation of Nor
folk I'm the District Convention.
tcnacial telegran Ia the Dispatch1

Especial telegram 10 me Disphtcn'I
NORFOLK. VA, August 2O.-A conference
of the city and county chaIrmen of the
Republican party of this district was held
at Pages Hall this afternoon on invitation
of Congressman George +. Bowden, and
the district committee for the purpose OF
comforting relative TO the appointment of
delegates TO the convention to be held in
Norfolk September 30th to nominate q
candidate for Congress.
On motion it was ordered that precinct
meetings be held on the oath of September
and county and city conventions on the
25th.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Bowden, the
representation of Norfolk was made the
same as that which existed previous TO the
annexation of Atlantic City and Bramble-
ton.
NORFOLK REDUCED.
Mr.. Alvah II. Martin, prominent mem
Der of the District Committee, stated that
Norfolk county was being unfairly treated
in the apportiOnment. but Mr.. Martin was
hopeessly in the minority. The repre-
sentation of Norfolk county, which leads
in the fight against Mr.. Bowden, was re:
duced from II to despite the motion OF
Mr.. Martin TO allow her one delegate TO
every 100 voters-l6 in all. Mr.. Martin
claims also that $40 votes were thrown out.
The district convention will comprise o.
delegates and 6S alternates.
THE ANTS.
Before and after the meeting the anti
Bowden Republicans were stirring them
selves considerably, holding meetings with
closed doors, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
MORE wATER TROUBLE.

Several of the wealthest residents of
Main street have been summoned before
the Mayor charged with violating the CITY
ordinance with reference TO the use OF
water-meters. The case will be heard In
the morning and will attract crowd OF
look ers-On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
BY sutton s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1914 MslD street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FRAME
1 STORE KNOWN As No. 30S LESTER
STREET-By virtue OF certain deed OF trust
% the undersigned trustee, dated August 10.
1851 ana OF record I'm the Clerks Office OF the
Richmond Cnsncery Court, Deed Book lS3 {,
page 20, default having been made In tse pay
ment OF the DEBT secured thereby. and being re-
olrod 20 TO do by the beneficiary therein. shall
proceed 20 sell at public auction, Upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST q, 1890,
a. 8 o'clock F. NJ. the PROPERTY located IA
above. Tho building IL good frame store with
dwelling above, aud contains four or five rooms
besides the store-rOOm.
The LOT fronts 40 feet on Lester street and
runs back between parallel lines about 100 feet
Terms: Cash ~ 10 expenses Of sale and pay
of q note Of $40: the balance upon such terms
as Will be announced at the hour OF sale.
G. II. SUTTON, Trustee.
Srrros G. 10 Aucttoneers an 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
old DOMINION STEAM TlA
~ sHIP COMPANY II IN

.-Esz6xk-
EoR NEW YORK
stosmors leave Richmond EYkhf III sSDAI
and FRIDAY a. r. n MANIFEST closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave Now York for Richmoni
EYRRY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q! r.
A.. arriving in Richmond MONDAY an FAI.
DAY AoRSlSGA
Passenger accom- noisdons unsur passsl
Cabin fare 70 New fork wa Jsmstriyee
route dnclG ding eos Ggd erthl.......t G
Round Trip uckeA limited W inirSy dAys
after date OF ls4gs ........-... lf ~
Storage with ca bSi stenco. ...............- al
steerage without subsistence. ............ ; %
Cabin fare W. Chesapeake an1 Ohio rail-
Cabin fare pa kiohnond and Petersburg
railroad AZ ~ :,
Tcreus can pe obtained AKA W. Garber's, lcoV
Nam suoet: Chesapeake Aaf OHIO and hbch-
mond and Petersburg deposA sai a. compaaTs
Offices, lS)l Main street. sad wharf. kocksIta
Erelxh. forwarded and tn.oasn pllLS " lAt.nS
fsu-d Tor points beyond so1 YORK
Freight received daily Until r. n
Passenger, leaving nicnipOnd on BONDA1s,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
WAY ria Newport NewA a. S2) +. NJ. and by
Ki-hmond and Petersburg railroad tsamo days
al 3:35 +. NJ, will make connection al NORFOLK
win steamer Leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLKs q Co, Agensa
NC. 1871 Gsin street ani
aull CompAarssaAyE hoSx stt4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
BOOKED FOR A LECTURE.

Rev. Sam Jones is booked for lecture
here next month in behalf of the Home for
the Sick.
The tabernacle recently erected here has
been paid for, and committees rom 1ne
various churches will meet on Monday
next to select trustees of the institution;
II is a well-constructed building, and will
seat several thousand people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
zxal s.rArE puIvATg SALE


EOR RENT, STORE 1909 MAING3
street, now occupied by Messrs. VI. Mil as
hiser & Co. Possession August 1t. Probably
moro square feet Of floor on main noor ara base
ment than any other store IN the city, rear hall
covering TWO lots. Apply TO ....,.
iy2g-iul ALLISON & ADDISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

S,WATHMORE COLLEGE, SWATH-
- MORE, PA.-Opens ninth mouth. ninth, 1870.
Thirty minutes from Broal-Sreet station, Phiia-
delpha. Under care 81 Friends Fun college
courses for 10Th eexes leading TO Classical, En-
ngineeriug. Scientific and Literary degrees.
Healthful location, extensive grounds, build
ings ma ,hine-sbOps, laboratories, and Libraries.
For fun particulars address WILLIAM Ii. Az
PLETON, Pm. d., President my 3I-eod5st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES Y. CLARKE, PRESIDENT.
BRADsTREgTS RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. 1909 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. 49,.
J. II. WITTY. Superintendent.

The Richmond ONCE has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF tho city and develop
ment Of the territory tributary 10 It. IL oilers TO
the mercantile community Of this section all the
| advantages OF system the superiority of which
is recognized In every trade centre OF the civil
iled world. That 10 !. In special sense pre- pared
70 guard the interest OF its local patrons 10 a.
Of subserjbsrS than sny other mercantile agency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
Genera Passenger AgF~.
CukRISs Eocr. foe-tfesiiea- 81
Gsasral roa. Roanoke Va
EARMyILLE AND PowHArAN

EARMyILLE AND POWhAIAN
II RAlLkOAn ..,.,-
GENERAL OFFICE 703 GASl MAIN ,thAe'
SCHEDULE ~ EFfkCr AUGUST !, ~.
LkAyE RicHnCsp.
es A NJ. ria Atlantic Coast iLe fcr hefi- -
sis y. NJ vfn Atlantic Coast Lile i9f A'i.''
pOcs aud Intermediate stations
seo A. NJ, ga Richmond and psnyille, ioi n
VILE. snd al, stations scsi % ho'''
Juncllou. 90,
400 p. NJ. ria Richmond and nznsille ~ -
VILE, and oil stations west u N.Y.
Junction. ....
400 p. NJ, rta Richmond and Dsnuile, tvf ~
Qartr, ana Wlugorpoc6.
AaaIvx AT kfcaN0Nn 1850.
glO A. ~, Uta'Atiantic Coast Line, trm N'-'
peck an; inter mediate stSii as Al.
sso p NJ. r.a Atlantic Coast Line from 30 - -
SIS A. NJ, eta kichnond and pan'is.c, ~
fsrmvills, aud all seations w.
Moseley Junction 49,.
&4S A. NJ, ria Richmond and p3aFitr' Nv"
skinlusrter and NintefpocA'
An srains daily exceps sunday. 80. o.,
For ticks,s, baggage-choeks. ttme-sf'e' -.
cal. upon A. W. GAhBkh, AEa0t.c ,e~s' -
sad nlchlnoad and panyilio iegos. v
General Passenger Assas
JXxIs 4 wlxsH. GsaesA Manager s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
TRAINS ARRIVE NJ RICHNOND
Y0KE RIVER LINE,vn wEsrfoNs
THK FAvO,RlTE ROUTE yoRIA
LEAVE RNCHMONU.


TRAIN $40. %. s.ho r. #.
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily except rlnf'H @nH
At all stations. - Letter MAJOR c)af'.H SIZE
stage for Walker.oa. VIII Baltimore s,ssAs. A
West PonL
TRAIN No. t5. f.7- o.. H.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except r4rftf
Tor West Point connecting Flh f.ft-.I.sr
steamer, Tor Baltimore. AZ Baltimore -'eaHa
connect win Baltimore Rn1 ohio rsl nai '..
Warrington, Philsiclghis, and Sew ..r.
steamers leave Baltimore d. Y. daily, ek sli
sunday.
Trains arrive az Richmond G.5 A. N. aai i..i
A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 10. 80 ~
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sIriAE leaves
Twenty-thiri stree. f1r West f.in. al tisr
mediate points.
Ticsotofnce at station foot q Yir,aasls..
Opeu a. 81. 10 4. 80. auI from .. 3D.. d.
a NJ.
Ci,y ucfet-oHlee-cornsr Of Icu1 sai Haa
etreots.
sol haas, Jas, l. lhl -.N
Tranic hanAger General pasself.r AE'nt
JOSEPH :. Potts. Division Iasssns a. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
ENDORSED.

A resolution was adopted endorsing the
method of exchange in North Carolina.
and the Virginia Alliance was urged 10
adopt it. A telegram to that effect was
sent to the Virginia Alliance now in session
at Lynchburg. The meeting adjourned this
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
The mex. session begins SEPTEMBER 25rH
and continues nine months. The college COM
prises eight academic schools and tho PROBES
sional school OF Law. In addition provision has
been made for systematic instruction IN Elocl-
lion by the appointment Of Mr. l. H. Hamberlin
as instructor.
Expenses per session Of nonresident stu
dent. embracing entrance lees ana tuluon IN
three schools, $50 Expenses Of resident
student, embracing entrance fees. tuition IN
three schools, board. fuel. light, and washing,
s2JG50.
For catalogue giving detailed Information ad-
dress b. FURY Ehh,
Chairman OF tho Faculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
s. No. 49,

"No. 4o.'
A Romance OF Fortress Monroe snd uio ~
geis. BY Miss Mamie whitmsll Tunstai- i"''''
So. board, S5c. A new edition Of THIS
ing book. J. ". RANDOLPH ENGLISH
an 1odsw Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
TRANS NORTHWARD.
tDaIlyeIcept su1lay

'DailY Daily except sunday.
1TOPPIN,FPLArk+
Kos. t. q, 81 So. end IS msks % sppa y M,
- and y stop Ga signal az ntacA'..
Drewrys Blu. Ceniraila, sui tnsstsr '.
stops Al Cnsstar. Nos - - 81 81 AT. 81. O.. go
43. will STOP =. al sigaOLs fOr pa ss9nErrA
PpLLAAs-C1R siHFl'h
On Trains Nos q ant q slssplns-,ars 1''f.r
New YORK AMI Tampa PA rlt Jn'ks-lI. ..
On Trains nos. 10 sn1 q slesglH g-cs-s p''F
Washington and CEsrlest0n. 90 Tran ~ ?.
sleepiug-cArs between Ws.hirK.DH an1 .a a.
sonytno. On Train NJ. - slesviuscas Do
tween jacksonville aud sew tOrr.
TIE ONLY ALi~RAIL LItE 10 Nph. h.
elchmonndn.'''...aAM sor,ols'.'..... p T.
Richmond ..'s35P. y. Norfolk ZOO. -.I b.
NorfolG .'sa0A. Z. Kiohmonl..it.f A. e
Norfolk ......'4.JJP =. klcbm0ri.. ~
fne trains Leaving kichmoai styiJ A.. ~. t.-
Norfolk ali D.. Il. arc s0lii tra.ls nflr-.l
these two points. sud passengers a. tlr 80
without change % cars. Close cguncr4.Nt q. Al
also made AZ Petersburg by tre b. p ID !. rfl
from richmond .ai ths $40 a. Z. ira.l '-
Norfolk
Trains leaving Kichm9ni a. gU A. y. SD
Il:sJ =. NJ. aud arriving ~ H 'huJni rs TO-. f
NJ and EOS +. d. maze cleo clu4ce..a .
Petersburg 70 and from FAnnUIs, Lyu.ht-'s
And southwestern poino-
X ID. sULLY. Slpsruisaiea.
T. T. u. hrzaa Genera s-pslfnie1 ta1L
I. n. ExaKsOs General PAsssnx1f hslai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

q
scaEpULg IN ysFfCr Yil 10 f1L
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORYO-A ANl
,,,vV p,ogvoEL15s Sasg Sess,serr.r,froy
s40AA Dany yi6 psssrsDlrg hichu lia.'
Nori0is Tnro - stpre'a Aft'
Norfolk i2:.1 2. " SOP, lJ a. o.
trsbgrg ana ufolt.
TAIN, leaving Petersburg h. It
u. and art wing - Ngrf.4k so o.. "I
etOps q. all ststiOu1.
tUA u. Daily. vta PeEeuoarL Ar'f'
Petersburg lc.is A. n No 49,
Petersburg las a. NJ. flr 80
Vile, Lyacs burg AGi a.. soi- . 's--'
syP 4. Daily. va 2e.saosrg. hrrl~ o.
torsourg ei3 4. h.. issrs ts.sI2 %
So ?. n. daily arriving N.r'Ai
r. n
,l:so Pm. DAILY. ga Fo;ss5grS Ari's .
Petersburg 10. \ y. raae's
win rrSia No T. leaving fsi1eJ-G
81 l9.O A. NJ iDf fa-uFl.a -
burs. P0ssaOlt@l al a. 35-ss
,l.onAN nS'1x -. bgr.esiue, for Fsraf =
Lyu-hbugz, 300 ,Q4tD. als hefs
PULLMAN sLgBPlNG-CAs AoeysAJ
IiOSs
No. I-sleep,nz-css FROM Psisrsoars = 5r'.'
without sExbgs leapns feisr.0aft "a :
i-:40 4. ~, aGi Lyncnons ~ Aon6-"
Mo- s~Lyuchbrg - Rome. ani R9ssoa' %
Memphis without cnaaso ,...,
Tickets. oa<kaZe-cnecks. sAi ~ NJ -
can bs obtsiDoi as Richmond soi fsls".- IS
railroad Depot 4. ". OarDsrs, ~ = as 49,,
and AZ ne Com panJs or,ce. ,)l east EsiA'a'~
X ". tClhAHhf,
Passenger as'1.
W. Il bkNiLL.
Genera Passenger 49,.
CuARIssp. gopr. s'oe-Presiisa-
Gsasral q -oa HOAQOAa Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
WAITS.

VIZ ANTED.- A FEW MORE
w BOAROERS can 10 accommodated by
MRs. K. G. MACON, Orange, Va. Terms moIO-
rate. Apply at once.
~ 2i-lt Nks. II. Z. MAlON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
RAILROAD LINES.
q IA SEF 7zS4Sl .y!
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.

n 'hLeohI EhhE AMI OnlO EAIlr
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY
Ln.y2 RICHMOND.
200 A. ". Freight oxcep. sunday Carrie,
passenger, ostwecn Richmond ana
GofdOusyillo.
SD A. NJ Daily tor Old Poln. AMI So-,n,
Pullman Car White sulphur y O,i
POINT
100 A. n. Bx2rcss, daily for Cincinnati PHI.
man Falsce Car Oh Point 10 g,t...
sulphur. aud pullman slesper ll,..
Iottssvins 70 Cincinnati. Chair "a.
htchmond . clifton f0rgs
$50 r. N. Express daily f9r on p0in, al y,-.
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car Chen.
natl % CID Point
40 p. NJ. Accommodation. except slnf,y o..
Chariot svllo. un satgrIay ~
tran runs 10 stanton.
$50 p. n. The ?. Y. y. Limited daily. p4Hras
Sleeping Car Oh r0inf . tiae.ur.t
s0id vsauouir train, &ifh D,nlnR =,
snd Pulimans Chati0ttasYllIe ID q.
cinnau and Pullman 90 LOUISVILLE.
TEAMS AsRfyE A. slcHg1SD
-.G A. NJ and 253 p. N. daily from Clnrloa,-
DIS A. N. daily, eIcepE Sunday. from ,t...
lotesgille, ca NOnlays from -ta...
ION.
1870 A. NJ and rs P. NJ diny from Norfolk
6.0OP. NJ. Freignt from Charl0f'esvilo ,rr.-.,
sunday, Carries pa8seuseri
6.s0PM. From Whi,e sulphur auI N.r- q.
Springs. eHrrp. sunday.
station: Broad street near seventeenth.
JAME~-RlvgR DNisfOS
Caichmcnd AMI Allegheny hsIr0ail
LBAYE EfCNfnNn
500 A. ". daily Tor LynchDIrg. Lexington. A..
Chiffon Forge.
40 Y. II. for ynch burg except sgnlay See.
inz car for lyurhnurt A .rs..
leaves LyBcnbIrZ SOD An "a I,
Ger Lexington aui tft1u f.re.
TK.Iss sKRlyE AZ kilHs1Nn
e:30 p W. daily from clifton to.ge.
go A. VI. eNcep. ~unisy from tII..l "a
Lexington. act LylchhAfs.
station: Eiguh ani Canal Hue..s
o.. y. EULER
Genera Passenger |sI..
g. W CrAVENs traUa-sl -urafI.l.. .n.. ....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
Stole His Pants.

Hot Springs was well patronihed
Sunday by pleasure seekers and
bathers, and also by a gang OF
thieves who committed a contempt
ible robbery. An elderly gentleman
while enjoying n bath had his pants
stolen, while a coat and vest were
taken from another bather. The
gentleman offered a reward OF
$40 for the recovery OF his pants, but
no clue to the perpetrators Of the
bold theft was obtained. The vic
tim could neither borrow. buy nor
beg a pair Of trousers 10 wear home.
A couple Of friends came TO his res
cue with an empty flour barrel. The
people were treated 10 the novel
sight Of n man walking with a barrel
around him. II was fun for the
spectators but misery for the man
who had been robbed. He occupied
the barrel on his way home In the
train until his warts could he sup
olied-OgdeIi Standard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
Back From Britain.

This morning we received a call
from Brother Robert F. Neslen,
who arrived yesterday from a trip
to England, after an absence Of
three months. He is much i'm
proved in health, which was greatly
impaired before his departure from
home. II was exceedingly precari-
Gus for some time after he reached
England, but after rambling about
the green lanes and on the sea
beach in the eastern part Of his ma
tive land, he took sudden change
for the better and improved from
that time right along.
Brother Neslen met with many
old friends, aud was everywhere
most cordially treated. He travelled
u good deal in Grea: Britain, his en-
tire trip covering nearly 10000
miles, and did considerable preach
ing. He found the brethren ia the
mission field, including President
Teasdale and his associates at y
IslingtOn, in good health and cheer
full spirits. Both passages over the
Atlantic were made on the AidstG
of the Guion line. Il is one Of the
best steamers afi1at. On the return
trip dense fog was encountered
along the coast of Newfoundland,
and an uncomfortable clOseness 10
icebergs, which are plt nome
nally numerous this season.
The trip, especially the latter
portion of il. was greatly en-
jOyed, but Brother Neslen remarks
that after all there is no place like
home" He speaks well of Journal
lists whom be met in England. who
allowed him numerous COurtesies.
The editor OF the Lowest0ft journal
was specially named in this connec-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
Another Explosive Casualty.

This afternoon a lten-year-old son
Of Mr.. Thomas F. Thomas, Of the
Twenty-first Ward, called at our
office. The poor little chap looked
as If he had been run through a
threshiug machine. His left hand
and a portion of his arm were
wrapped in cloths, and his foot was
similarly dressed, while the upper
part OF his face was severely
scUrched.
On being asked tine cause Of his
Disagreement he spoke trippingly,
with a rapidity Of utterance that al
most defied the ability Of an expert
listener 10 keep track Of his feet SEN
fences. II was gathered from him
that while experimenting with
Roman Candles and powder, 4 pre-
mature explosion resulted, causing
him 10 feel a. il he had been blown
into bits. He is a plucky little
fellow and was standing well up
under the effects Of the accident.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
The PsaImody.

The latest, largest and best musl.
cal work yet published In the Terri
tory, containing a tune for every
piece in the Latter-day Saints
Hymn Book, has been issued from
the DfsEREr NEWS press. and is
now for sale in ( different styles Of
binding:
Paper Covered Boards, Cloth Back,
sI.5O each or $500 per dOz.
Cloth Bound, Sl.60 each, $500 doz.
Cloth and Leather Bound, $40
each, Sls.g0 per doz.
Full Morocco Gilt, 1926 each, $500
per dOz.
II sent by mail Is cents per book
additional will be charged.
The best musical talent in the
Territory has been employed Ia the
arrangement and compilation Of
the work, which contains the
choicest Of the sacred melodies 10
which the Latter-daySaints' Hymns
have been sung in the past, and a
rich collection Of original tunes,
many Of which are sure TO become
iavorites as soon rs known.
There are $50 pieces Of music,
with words accompanying, in the
Psalm0dy, making it a large and
valuable took.
Not only should every choir 10
fully supplied with this remarkably
cheap and most excellent work, bat
it is equally wen adapted for home
use, and no family in which music
is understood or cultivated should
be without it.
In ordering, state how you want
them shipped
Address DEsERET NEWS Co,
Salt Lake City.
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IheY Are All Al II

EFT l> a prohibition club in Og.
All j. proposed 10 make it.
-s-oe Tel, Judging by the fol
lsnctce which it has sent to
II licensed liquor dealer in the
.l2cacn city:
"ebENs Ctah, July sth, 1850.
"a al ~: For reasons apparent to
- = Intelligent citizen 0f Ogden.
H. ' .,,.ll was passed limiting
"A ds,- 4. lliaE!saling liquors to
10 = -, 'u LAe week. from 5 a. N.
Ing fbs, ~ y. midnight. and requir-
ID , -. ., intoxicating liquors be
,--r7l s.'eh away during said in
an; a.. lI'1 the sabbath day.
an -. C.ils YIN ito re the duty Of
&. siIi,,' q. r.''l7lls a. well as officers
.-7sr .- .'.s enforcement Of this or
r1I5. 'ie Ogden Prohibition
- -, s5'u7ei evidence that ali
st;r,.. . -, 'efal drug stores are
INV .iiis ordinance with i'm
7!r-,f' a1l We are now giving
-,.r-. ., .l The future all persons
~, .;Ii, ordnance will il,. pros
To- 10, iuil extent Of the law.
emotion club would have a
l''ae; IN similar line in
a. "a. since the Inauguration Of
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Hart ma Runaway.

W. sTgu FAR, Of the y. Farr
ard. nus an. Loan Co. met
S'S d very se-fgu, accident last
S'nlay evening about e O'Clock.
7a'ra may usres-itate the amuuta-
Con o.. one o. ai- legs. Mr.. FAIR
a. driving 2 h1rsesnd buggy on
,-'elie-1in Street toward his
le ilienllny 10 take bis family
2 allve. = COW grazing on the
=. q The street walked into the
liil'7 o. The road. stretching the
ts. 7i.h which she was tied across
r. 'IlsI Mr.. Farr did not
la1f The rope. and drew on
L. The COW threw up
= head tightening the rope under
- = Asisl. lie became frightened
=. {. stli the buggy, breaking the
a. al4 throwing Mr.. Farr 70 the
IN He held on to the sides
= 81 dragged by the frightened
,4 quite a distance. The left
e aIokeuJust above the ankle,
Ne, lrotudinE through the
Alr. Farr was taken to his
"hcre Dr.. Perkins reduced
Is-.lre and made the sufferer
lioEtable A. possible. The
d Z very severe and may neces-
{. lie amputation of the limb
= NTddTd.
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PLEASANT VALLEY, ScofielI.
Emery County, Utah, July :, 1880.
A great excitement was caused in
this neighborhood today when a
fire was discovered in the dwelling
Of Mr.. VIM. {. Davis, a quarter Of
a mile above the p. Y. coal mines.
The house was harmed to the ground
in about an hour. II was caused
by upsetting a glue pot on the stove,
and as was on duty gave the sig
nal for FIRE alarm from the boiler
house. II happened during the hour
for dinner, ami drew the attention
Of the miners from all directions to
the spot. There was liability Of
great damage 10 other dwellings
near by and also 10 the hillside,
which was full of timber. All hat
was saved in the house was an or
gan. Mr.. Davis is n poor man and
has a sick wife in PondtOwn ut
present. There was upwards Of one
thousand dollars loss.
EVAN ;. THOMAS.