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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
LEFT VACANT BY Mr.. CARLISLE.
How Mr.. Reed Wants to Fill the Commit
tee Places.
Washington Evening STAR

Washington Evening Star,J
The transfer Of Mr.. Carlisle to the Senate
leaves two important committee vacancies
in the House-One on Rules and one on Ways
and Means. II is the established custom
TO have the Chairman of the Ways and
Means and the ranking member of the mi
nority Of that committee on the Commit
tee on Rules.
In the ordinary course Of events Mr..
Mills would go ON the Rules Committee to
succeed Mr.. Carlisle and a new man would
be appointed at the foot Of the line on
Ways and Means. But Mr. Reed is credited
with being dead-set against Alr. Mills going
on the Rules Committee and 1t Is sad that
he is thinking of appointing Mr.. Blount,
whom he has already placed on the Rules
Committee TO succeed Mr.. Randall, TO sue
ceed Mr.. Carlisle on the WAYS and Means.
and then of appointing Mr.. Wilson, Of
West Virginia. TO the vacancy on Rules.
The Democrats would prefer to see Mr..
Mills 90 on Rules rs the representative Of
the minority of the Ways and Means and
to have Mr.. Wilson appointed to succeed
Mr.. Carlisle on Weys and Means.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
CLARKr.-Died, Monday ~ i'D A. NJ, VERA
TNEZ, child Of George W. and hditb A. CLAIRE;
aged eight months and eleyon days
.I take those Httle lambs,r said lie,
"Ani lay IN Ny breast
Protection they shall ind In Ne,
In Me 10 ever blest"
Funeral TO-DAY TUESDAY, May n. 800. 81
II A. NJ. from the family residence. Friends are
invited.
DEAN - CHAPMAN.-Diej, az Providence
Forge, Nay go, 1890, WEXFORD q. DIAN. in
the thirty-second gear OF his age, and WILLIAM
{. CHAPMAN. Jr., In the twenty-third year OF
his age.
Their funeral will take place from Leigh
Street Baptist church at $50 O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquAintaness of
tho two families are Invited 70 attend. Burial ..
Oskuood cemetery.
GRfFFIN.-Died, ~ 7:43 A. w., Nav %. isS0.
MAGGIE. infant daughter OF John and Margaret
Grfnin; aged eight months and four days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence,
No. i02. Maple street, Rocketts, THIS CruesdAD
AFTERNOON ut bslf-pAsI O'CLOCK.
POLLARD.-Died. at Octsgon, King willism
county, Va on Thursday night May ~. 1890, 81
1919 O'Clock. Mss LEILA SHIELD POLLARD,
daughter Of tho late james otvay Pollard.
Oh dear LELIA, how much ws miss you,
And shall ever cherish thy memory,
Hut 10 Is little matter az what hour
Tho righteous TALL asleep. Death cannot come
Untimsly 10 those prepared TO die.
Tho less Of mis- brief life tho more OF HeayeDs
Tic shorter time. the longer Immortality.
We will sndeayor 70 meet you Ia Heaven.
LovrEo 0ss9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
His Imperial Majesty William of Ger
many sprains His Foot.
[By Anglo-Amerlcan cable o the Dispatch.

HpTdlus Ills ccs
tBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatch.
BERLIN, May MISUNDERSTANDING it was
al first supposed that the Emperor had
sustained no injuries by jumping from his
carriage while driving with the Prlnce OF
Saxe-Meiningen yesterday, 1t Is now an
nounced that his right foot was sprained.
His injuries are so severe that he is con-
fined to his apartments.
CRErAS CHRISTIANS APPEAL AND PROTEST.
CAsEA, CRErE, May 26.-The Christians OF
this city assembled in the public square
Yesterday and adopted a resolution appeal
ing to the foreign consuls for protection
against the continued outrage: perpetrated
by the Turks. They also resolved 10 SEND
deputation to Chakir Pasha, governor OF
the island. to protest against their treat
ment. The Christians threaten 10 close
their shops and bring about general sus-
pension OF business unless there ~ change
for the better in the attitude OF the turks
toward them.
SAMOA HAS SOME MORE GOVERNMENT.
AUCKLAND. May 26.-Adviees from Samoa
are that the British, German. and American
COUSINS there have established new gov
eminent and have opened custom-nouse'
AN ANGRY ADDRESS TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
LONDON. May T.-Lort Knutsford, Colo
NAL Secretary, has received an angry, ad,
dress to the Queen from the Newfoundland
Legislature. The address protests IN the
strongest manner against French sggfes..
sions, bounties, and smugglings, wnich ~
says the English Government appears TO
tolerate, and absolutely declines to consent
TO arbitration Of the lobster dispute; Inc
Legislature calls upon the Imperial Gov
eminent to cause the removal OF the ioo-
steries and to stop all fishing. privileges
until the oounties are abolished; threassn-
ing to take Its own measures II the uo'-
eminent refuses.
SPAIN TO HAVE COLUMBUS CELEBRATION, TOO.
MADRID, May &.--A number OF gentle
men prominent IN political and literary
circles assembled today at the resldenee
OF Premier Saensta and appointed grand
committee TO arrange tor the suitable op-
servance BY Spain OF the Columbus cente-
nary in 1891. The committee will coope-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
rate with the Government commission,
already appointed. II Is proposed to hold
an exhibition here and to Invite the South
PANAMA oAS.r. su.nyaoIpERs.

PARIS, May 2e.-'rhe parliamentary COM
mission appointed to consider the petition
OF the Panama canal shareholders has de
cided that the shareholders are entitled TO
an accurate statement Of expenditures, and
has referred the petition TO the Minister or
Justice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
LYScHBURG's QUOTA.
ANOTHER GOOD LADY GONE.
Special Train for Richmond Wednesday,
A Timely Rain for Tobacco-Piants.
rQnncinI tolnnrnnn IN the DianAfch1


DANv1LLE, Va, May 26.-News reaches
here to-day of the death at Laurel Grove,
Pittsylvania county, of Mrs. Alfred Ander-
son. Her husband is one of the proprie-
tors of the Star warehouse, Danville. and
a highly esteemed citizen. Tho deceased
was daughter of the late Captain James
~ Williams, of Danville, and was about
sixty years Of age.
Hon. p. q. Lester, member of Congress
from this district, is in the city to-day.
baccaiaureate sermon ) fore the pupils of
the Danville College for young ladies next
Sunday night.
1t is probable that a special train will be
made up here to take the Danville people
to Richmond on Wednesday.
1t had been very dry III this section for
some time past and farmers were somewhat
behind in setting out tobacco plants, but a
splendid rain fell to-day and will give the
crops fine send off.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

w. w. Finney us. The Virginia State AZ
r,cultural and Mechanical Society. Verdict
and Judgment for 500.
Andrews, Baptist h Clemmitt, for, &c,
AGAINST ,he sauie. Judgment for $SoI.
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
many against Henry and Agnes Goeitlibo.
Judgment for $533.6s.
declared his intention TO become citizen
az the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Killed by Redskins.

by telegraDh % the HIspAtch.I
TOMBSTONE, A T., May 26.-The body or
Robert Hardie. well-known lawyer OF Los
Angeles. was brought in here Sunday from
the Chiricahua Mountains, where he was
killed by hostile Apache5 Saturday after
noon. His companion, DR.. Francis Haynes,
under him, but escaped by mounting his
companlons horse. The Indians fired from
ambush. Both men came here for their
health two weeks ago. The coroner's jury
appointed committee 10 draft statement
which will be wired to President Harrison.
reciting the facts of the killing and of
recent outrage committed by q band of
Apaches numbering about ten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
NOTHING TO EAT BUT ORANGES.
Six wretchcd StOwaways Who Must lie
Sent Back to Italy.

Six miserable and ragged stowaways
came into port at Philadelphia Sunday on
the Norwegian steamship Sleipner. They
are Italians and slowed away while the
ship was loading at Palermo. They had
about three cents each, and will be sent
back home They hid themselves away
the night before the vessel sailed and kept
below until six days out, when they were
discovered by the chief officer. All this
from the cargo. and when brought on deck
they were too weak TO stand. Their suf-
fering must have been intense, yet they
seemed TO be willing to undergo the hard:
ships IN order TO get to the shores OF
America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Raw Sam Jones Choir Rehearsal.

The fourth rehearsal of the Sam Jones
choir will be held at Broad-Street Metho-
dist church tonight ct So O'clock. .o
Mr.. G. p. Rady. director, states; that he
has ot0 names on the roll. nearly all OF
whom were present at the last rehearsal;
There is room for about fifty more, and all
singers who are DESTROYS, to joiu must at
tend tonight or send their names to Mr;
s;ncers must bring books with them.
III Is proposed to hold one or two re-
bearsals in the tabernacle, of which due
notice will be given.
Musical experts who were present at the
last rehearsal pronounced the singing ex-
cellent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
JOHN RAlNe eRAMsgRT's DEATH
Creates Deep and Unaffected Sorrow In
FarmvilIe.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

FptCinl tologf8m 70 ihb DlspBtCHf
FARxvu.LE, Va, May 26.-1Ir. John Rsines
Erambert. who has been i'll for seyerai
weeks from heart trouble. passed peaceiul-
" away yesterday morning Immediately
after partaking of hearty breakfast, anu
will be buried tomorrow morning at s;''o
o'clock. He was born at Raine's Tavern
September /. 1922. aud was brought 10
Farmville in his infancy. where pc
lived for more years consecutlyely
than any other citizen of the place.
He was general favorite OF the
people of every class, energetic, sincere,
and peaceable in every relation of life. ne
was respected, hOnored, and loved by Oil
who knew him. His death creates deep ana
unaffected sorrow throughout the entire
community. Until recently Mr.. Erambert
was an unusually healthy and active man,
but during his last attack OF sickness ne
suffered much, which he bore with great
resignation to the close OF his useful life.
He leaves a wife. three sisters. and two
brothers, all of whom reside here except
the younger sister, Mrs. Elnora Anthony
of Washington. ID. G.
CROPS DESTROYED.
The Appomattox is rapidly rising and THE
rain has been steadily pouring since noon
to-day. From the storm of Saturday night
Briery and Bush rivers were never higher,
and late intelligence from the southwest
ern portions of the county IS that totsl
destruction has been wrought by the
storm to all lowland crops.
ADMINISTRATION OUTRAGE.
The prospect of negro receiving the
appointment to the postmastership OF this
place is agitating the minds OF all VINO
have the social and business welfare OF the
town at heart x-Congressman Hooper,
Republican, in conversation tonight with
the Dispatch correspondent said no greater
outrage could be committed against the
town by the Administration, and 1t -
fraught with great harm TO the general
gives credence 10 the report. and unhesi-
tatIngly denounces the action taken to
place in the hands of an insolent. self-con-
ceited negro the post-oflice of Farmyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
,y,,,,.~ - uelp the 1soys.

Senator John w. Daniel writes 70 Mr.. l..
n Vaughn as follows: Thanks TOR your
kind letter and ticket. have had oners
from several publishers 70 PRINT my Lei
rnu tbint an edition OF them could be sold
}}or the henefit of 1.-THE boys" during the
dedication. / would DO glad to give them
for the purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
A Ball-pIayer Instantly Killed.

SAVANNAH, May 26.--BenJamin, Myers,
catcher OF Q colored baseball club. wniie
playing at Montgomery to-day was struck iSi.
in the mouth by ball thrown by tne
pitcher and instantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Quilted by Fire.
[By telegraph 10 tho Dispatch. J

fBy telegraph TO tho Dspatch.l
New YORK, May 2G.-The Weber piano.
factory was Quilted by fire this evening.
The fire started in the stable in rear of the
factory and extended to the factory proper.
The building was IS feet front by 100 feet
deep. and was in the form of an l., one
part four stories and the other ak. 1t was
a brick structure. The loss was Sl25,0OO,
and the insurance $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Geological Surveyors Drowned.
Rv tolearapn N th>

SALT LAKE. UrAH, May 2s.-A special
from Boise says L. ID. Hopson and Frank
Moore, Of o geological survey party. were
drowned at Eagle Rock on n" morn.
ing Of May 2ith while sounding the river.
The body OF Hopson was recovered and
s. 9. Mocre's body had not been recovered
at last accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Riehmo.a rh.o,ov,e., ssw,nary.

Yesterday was alumni-day at this instl-
linton. At o'clock the alumni and their
friends In goodly numbers assembled at
we seminary, where. after the transaction
~ routine business, they enjoyed bounti-
u, dinner. Az night public exercises were
neid at the Ebenezer Baptist church. A
sIoaR temperance poem entitled :" An Old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
SDrling AIcak.


Especial teIegram % The DlspaIch.I
WARSAW, Va, May 26.-The large barge
called the Eccles, with about four hundred
thousand feet of lumber, bound from Nor
folk to Baltimore. sprung aleak and filled
with water in Great Wicomico river last
night. She was towed ashore by the tug
pOcanOntas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Foolish and Fatal Jump.
fBy telegram In The Dispatch.I

AMSTERDAM. n. Y, May 26.-Michaei
Sheehsn, aged twenty-one years, attempt
ed to initiate Steve Brodie by jumping
from the Mohawk River bridge IN this city
yesterday afternoon. The distance Il owe.
400 feet. SheehaD jumped head tirst, ana
after striking the water did not rise again.
His body has net vet been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

There will be q meeting for boys tonight
VI o'clock nj the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION conducted by Colonel Alexan..
Ger Hogeland, president OF tho Boys and
V.irls' National Home and Employment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
The Blue and the Gray.
lHY fAlAeranh a. IN. nisnafch.l

NV OEIEAss, May pa yicksourg
miss special says: Since yestetnay
visitors TO the Blue and Gray reunion rave
been thronging into town by rail ana river;
The streets are filled with visitors. snu
ms between the visitors Of both armies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
his SON KICKED IN THE BOWELS.

Shortly after this occurrence negro
boy came rushing into the house with the
information that the oldest son. who, had
cone TO the barn after his father was hurt
had been kicked in the bowels by a vicious
horse and badly injured. Thornhhl came
here after medical assistance.
Rev. DR.. j. j, Laflerty will deliver his
lecture, Lack of Luck with Lee, here to-
morrow night for the benefit of the public
school library.
LYNCHBURG's QUOTA.
The quota allotted to Lynchburg of the
Rivermont Land Company which was
placed on sale this morning at 7 o'clock
was all taken by 7 o'clock this afternoon.
The amount taken was 100000 worth.
Owing to the impossibiity to secure
horses enough the FitZ Lee Troop OF
cavalry have abandoned the idea of at
tending the unveiling in Richmond on
the 29th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
THE LUSCIOUS MELON.
It's Made the Subject of n Trust in Ceor-
gia.

IL - MADE the sNnJect VI 'rust III rU"i-
gia.
GBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, May 26.-There was organized
here to-day the Georgia and Carolina tx
clauge. with J. K. Forester, of Albany,
AZ president and J. ]. A. Avery as secre-
try. OF twenty thousand acres planted
il melons this yea it is asserted that the
cwners of more than nineteen thousand
lave signified their intention of going into
the exchange. The plan includes the pur-
hase outright of control of the entire
melon crop. the same to be sold in the
North through agents in the different
Gties. Some one commission merchant in
ZACH city will act as the exchange agent;
These men have already been selected and
ire in fnct interested financially in the or
ranization. Atlanta is to be the distri-
outing point. The number Of car loads TO
De sent 10 each city has been fixed so as TO
prevent any market being overstocked.
This years melon crop Is estimated at ten
thousand carloads, valued at S5O0,0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

THO THE MEMBERS OF HOPE
i COUNCIL. Ne %. jh q Q. 4. M.--Iou sry
hereby notified 20 assemble ~ coroorsa oaSl
THIS AFTERNOON az 40 O'Clock. 70 sttsnd h 3
body the funsrsi OF our decesssd hSothss. ". Z.
CHAPLAIN, IN.
vtIed 70 attend. fraternallss
Attest: Y. O aASBs. Q. my s7-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
CHICAGO.

Flour dun aud unchanged. No. 2spring wheat
aud No. z red. 98Aa94,.c. No 2 corn, 3Se No
oats &c. Mess-pork, fia Lard, sn02k.
Shoulders, g. i0asAl0. Short-clesr, Sd6oasl'a
Whiskey. si.09.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
CINCINNATI.


CISoIssArf. May 26-Flour easier; family.
A3atit5; fancy, t30Atl60. Wheat woater
No. red. yjag5c. Corn weaker and lower: No.
mixed, 36c Oats easier: No. 2, mixed, 2sAa
g94c. Pork quiet attl3 Lard dun at fL7a Bulk
meats quiet: short-ribs. %. Bacon steady
shortciear, sGil Nhiskey QUOT at ti.09.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LeUn, May 2d-Flour slow: no demand.
Whest-No. red. cash, 95c. bid. July, sac.
bid; August 9lc. Corn-No. cash. G0S aiOi,c
July, 81 &c. August. sec. Oats-No. 2cash. ne
July. g6c August, eia. Whiskey steady a.
ti.0e. Provisions dull aud weak.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. n. C., May 8.-Turpenuns
firm a. Hkc. ROsin-suained, ul7k ND.
good strained, tL22s. Tar nrm at rs. Crude
turpentne nrm; hard, sLgj. yellow diI. t-.sc;
virgin, t25l
NEW YORK COTTON RUrURgS
NEW YoRK. May 2G--Net receipts mono; gross
III bales. Futures closed steady. Sales, 6i,a00
bales: May and June, tl2 s7atlafs: July,
Sl2t3asl25l August, si2 35asl2M. September.
slitiaiiI45: October. $40 s9asl0.sO; November
$40 7oasll72 December, sl070afld1i; January,
si0,3ssi015. February, sl0.7sailO.a0
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReported for tho Dispaich.l
MAY 2g.--Markoi frm. Sales reported to-day
AZ 7c., small lot. Prime. 8Hc extra prime,
&c. fancy, &C.; common, 2aic. factory hand
picked. bhaSac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
AFOREGoNE CONCLUSION.
MIR. AIfriend's Play at the Academy of
Music Last Night.

Mr.. Edward NJ Alfriend's play. A Fore
gone Conclusion. had its initial perform
ancc at the Academy of Music last night:
The play was adapted by Mr.. Alfriend
from William Dean HowelPs novel OF the
same name, but from careful reading OF
mainly from Mr. Alfriends pen, only the
mere outline of the plot and few incl
dents being taken from the novel; in fact,
il is a "reminiscences rather than dramati-
cation Of the novel whose name 1T bears.
Anv future success that the play may have
will be due 20 Mr. Alfriend, for the plot
upon which he has built Is tame and color
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

At noon tho reHnion was opened by Am, IN
tional salute by the Warren Light ArIln.a3
from the courthouse grounds. A secysS
salute welcomed the arrival of Generaio %
ID. Lee this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
GORDON AND STAFF,
General Iongstreet, and Many veterans
Take the Train for Richmond.
III. ..i.u...h 10 .hn nIanatchl

ATLANTA, GA, May Ex-Governor Gordon
and his staff. General Longstreet and
many veterans left here this evening for
Richmond to be present at the unwilling
of the Lee monument. Tomorrow the
Horse Guard Cavalry, one
hundred strong, will follow to act as Gov
ernor Gordon's escort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALYIXoKg. May 26.-yirginia consols. 81; DO.
lO-iOs. fiai4H: do Js 6shs6sk: Baltimore and
ohio. i0isi05 Cincinnati, Washington and
hjLa13L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Closed Doors.

On Goth and 3Oth my store will be closed
10 give my clerks An opportunity of par
ticipatIng at the unveiling and memorial
ceremonies. My customers will please
give their orders on 2sth for what they
may need for the two days "a above.
JULIEN BINFoRD, 1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
A. SAKS 81 CO.,
Full Dress Requisites,
1903 MAIN STREET.
fmy N-1u

HAFNER 4 CARLON'S MIN.
III sTRRI.S win appear ct Corcoran Hall THIS
Jokes, and stde-eplitting Fsrces, &c Aa
ON WEpNkeDAI MORT the popular Drama
BETTER THAN GOLD win BE- given.
On THURSDAY NIGHT, Tsblssux. sistusry,
On FRIDAY NIGHT ne rassEna Dramatic
Company Will appear n thsir popular Drama
entitled ALMOST A CRIMINAL, 10 conclude
with FisE-DriiI ~ twenty-five young ladies'
Adnission. 10 coutA my U.it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
MEADow-sTReET FRANCHISES.
Fudge Minor Hears Evidence and Takes
Time to Consider.

Judge Minor. Of the Henrico County
Court. enent several hours yesterday hear
ile evidence with regard 10 the petitions
G. the River-Nicw and the Union Passen-
e.rra.lway companies for the right OF way
g. car line on a certain portion OF Mea-
& street.
These petitions were presented about
t0p weeks ago. The Rver-Niew. Com
Iauy asked 10 be allowed TO use Meadow
f'r,et Tor "a certain distance and to run
down Cary 20 the corporate limits. The
ln1 Passenger Company only desired
tae Nta .ow-street franchise.
THE HEARING.
Ncs-rs Flvson and Smith represented
IT, Rircr.Nlcw Company yesterday, Mr..
Meredith appeared for the | Mon Passen-
Ger Company. and Messrs. Conway Sands
HHi 4. ". Patterson represented the OBJ
: tlnr propertv-owners.
Their wcrc quite q number of witnesses
examined Int no argument, though very
broad latitude was allowed IN the examlna-
ton. Judge Minor took time TO consider
Bnd VIII probably not decide the matter
before the next term Of the court.
ILfCIEiO-CAE oN TIE WAIS-sTREET LINE.
An electric car was run on the New Re-
t'ryo.r branch Of the City railway Sunday
starting nom Iombardy station. IL was
one OF tire newly htted-up cars with the
NJ. motor. The trial was an experimental
ono. and o was q succoss-so much 80 that
.. was yun again yesterday.
10 seems now that the introduction OF
tlr electric ears on Main street ia but a
Mat'er .i a very short time. The car out
~ Oh. reservoir Sunday ran smoothly,
I"s'c excellent tune. aud the service was
raj ty those vino rode on II to be excel
lrl..