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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
DELAY IN ELEVATED TRAFFTC.

The cylnder-head Of engine on the Thid.ayc. elc
yacd railroad was blown out at the Houston It, station
few minutes before D. yesterday. The accident i'm
NEEDED tranc for nearly half hour There little o.
element the passengers, The explosion was not
loud enough 10 cause alarm. The train crowded and
was bound uptown II switched of Mt S"yeuth-st
and the passengers Transferred to another train
few minutes after the and engine placed ia,
sderack a wire Of The United States Illuminating Com
pany began squirt forks Of nr" directly n front Of The
uoI-on.-t. station. The mr. fastened among th'
pirder. and was properly insulated 1t attondc,
70 before any done but IL had the eject Of
atine small panic among the passengers who were walt
ing on the platform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
BETTER SHIPS MAKE BETTER SEAHEy

From The Marine journal.
The DAYS Of good for the oldstye sailing ship,
may be- At an end the principles they taught sim
I'm existence IL Is not because going 10 sea
tdny a. they did thirty but H. IL because the
needs " the present day are bringing out different Up'
n sailor man one who is properly mcchancian, but
,t the -nme time a 40 far knowledge Of the
gr,t and fundamental principles 81 scamnnshp are con
corucd The machinery and huils Of vessels change
m form and strength but not until stors aud hurricanes
cease will II DO possible 10 do away win men whose
knowledge makes them pre.ominent on the seas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
THE KryDA1s BIDDING FAREWELL To BOSTON

Boston Feb. (spccan.-The Kendals. who closed
their engagement az The Hollis street Theatre tonight.
appearing in The Iron Master have paved to phe-
rorncnally large houses Their engagement hero has
lcen profitable from pcuiularv point q Wow and
has given great pleasure 10 tho hOu,lnd u Bpstons
best people and tncf have received many attentions
- social character. Il. ". Field. ~ th' Boston
Museum gave q dinner ~ the Temple club last night
in honor of Slr. and Nj K'udal The table drcora
t,r- y,cr. ~ pink and the reception r,om was hand
.nriclv adorned with putf"d plsnf-. and cut flowers
fucd numerous large vase. The kendall. Ucr" m"
l.o- A. " Jack Gardiner on Thur.da, u.t. after 'r
r..rf,r,nauce ~ The Iron Master Tie house 20
ulg't ,ra. pa,icd 10 is utmost capacity. and tlc tl
.t,t.d .f~ar COR. most cordially rc.'lftd. VIZ
Kendall maxim. M" customary farewell speech az the
close ~ the performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Seventy ninth St. gave umbrella luncheon on Thurs
day to twenty I'VE ladies. Tho guests seated AZ
five round tables. each table being lighted by high
lamp with spreading shade corresponding In color WIN
the floral decorations. Among the guests were Mrs,
T. J. Fagg. Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs. G. C. Coomhs, Mrs
{. f. Chandler, Mrs. Rufus Il. Cowng and Mrs
c. F. Pclcw. 49,. .
The managers Of the Nursery and Child's Hos
plta Fifty ST and Lexington ave, for which tho
Charity Rail Is given extremely grateful 10 their
friends for their liberal support this year Although
so MANY friends prevented from being present
by the epidemic of the influenza, their undated in
tcrest swelled the net receipts to over $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Tile REV. DR. nLRAu HrrcRLyS TO RETIRE

Tho Rev Dr.. Hiram lIntchns the oldest Baptist
pastor In Eroohlyn who has been connected with the
Bedford Avenue Church for nearly thirty years, be-
ginning his work about the time DR.. Cnycr did.
purposes rcsimng from his pulpit In April, when ho
viii complete nifty years IN the ministry. The church
intends to make him pastor emeritus and 10 give him
"A pension 81 ~ 900 year. DR.. llutchius T. seventy
seven year, old and has suffered from palsy for some
time. 4 year or two ago an assistant was secured
IA rclleyc him from some Of the work of his parish,
hut the assistant tho ov. +. j. whitaker, recently
accepted a call 70 another church. Dr. Hutchlhs has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
MR.. KREHBIruS SECOND LECTURE

H. f. Krchbicl VIII give the second lecture Of HIS
course on Richard Wagner and Iiis Lyric Drama
at ~telnway Hall next Wednesday. at > p. IN. The
epcciL subject for the day (, Wagner and His Art
work. This lecture +, Interesting Ia showing how
Wacners work Is related 10 that Of the Greek TRACED
fans. including comparison Of his orchestra with
the Greek chorus. The relation, Of the music and
fine text ~ the drama also dwclt upon, and the
qualifications ~ the composer poet. well o.
II, poctlcaI methods and his musical s. ten. Anton
,cldi VIII assist Mr. Krchbicl with Illustrations at
fho ulauOfDrtc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
90 THE GoyDoLrrns, DAY or EnBARkArIoy.

II was decided last nigh, that to opening u The con.
dolier-n with the company at Inlmcrs Theatre.
should be- on Tuesday night Of ncXt week. instead Of Ola
Nonday II va, thought that little more time might
be- wanted for change, that are 70 be- made IN the
scenery and there will al-o b. time for rche0rsas.
In view Of this change Of plan. the opera &, likely ~
.t,v on the stage Sew Park Theatre. with The pres
emf cou,nny ell THURSDAY Friday Of th. week instead
- cndinp ~, run on wednesday. Intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

ELMENDoRF,on THURSDAY 6th inst at New-Bruns-
wick. y d. Maria Louisa lrelnghuy sen. widow OF the
late John e. Elmcndorf IN Tho list year OF her age
Funeral from the Second Reformed Church,
Monday. TON inst. at 30 =.
p m. lun from Nc~-Nork, Via Pennsylvania Il. r.,
riNcs at - o..
GOEBEI4-On February d. 1890 Rosa Goebcl nee Fleck
beloved wife u the Rev. DR.. q. \. T. tiocbcl.
Funeral service, sunday February - O'Clock shap
from the German Evangelical Church S4th.st, between
l,t and "a n,c-. Relatives aud friends cordially
invited O. nt'"1.
KIpDt.E. suddenly. ut RdgcNood y. J.. February T.
enr' A. Kltdor. Youngest of the late william and
thttotte \. kidder. 10 the Olth year OF his
residence Of his sister, Henrietta a,
Drlnsmsid At Rldgewood. Monday. February 10, Vt .
e'clsaks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
a son in the ministry. The Bedford Avenue Church
has $50 members.
THE ROANOKE ASSOCIATION DIMES.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS CONGRATULATIONS
FOR GENERAL SHERMAN

Tho animal dinner Of the Roanoke Association,
comnosed of Federal survivors Of the battle OF Roanoke
Island. was held last evening at Mazettrs, sxthave
and Forty ninth st. Sixty veterans together WIN
number Of invited guests present. The assembly
room was decorated with bunting and flowers. Omcers
were elected as follows: President General T. H.
barney vice presidents, General 5. l.. MchlbDen'
Captain Charles Curre, Captain ID. W, Hopper Secre-
tary and treasurer l.. l.. Robbins; executive commit
tce-E. S. Greeley 10th Connecticut Volunteers
D. H. Johnson 23d Massachusetts, Volunteers, +. W.
Lavake, 27th Massachusetts Volunteers James ONeli
25th Massachusetts Volunteers; =. S. Gilmore, 24th
Massachusetts, Volunteers: A. T. Wacott, 21st Massa-
chusetts Volunteers W. b. 5. BOudinat, 9th New
Jersey Volunteers; Charles W. Walton, 51st New
York Volunteers d. p Bible, 51st Pennsylvania Vol
unteers; AshmOn Gates, 8th Connecticut Volunteers
j. b. Horner, 9th New York Volunteers c. H. Barney
4th Rhode Island Volunteers.
The association sent congratulatory message
to General Sherman on his SEVENTEEN birthday.
There formal speeches. but impromptu
addresses were delivered by General Jardine, the re
firing president General Barney. prcsidentclect,
Captain Hopper, W. b. Giles and others.
Among those present Mayor Brackctt, Captain
Charles CHASER, Nicholas Sebbins. John Rouse the
Rev. Mr.. Foster, IA. j. HOugh, Captain l.. +. Emilio.
Captain ID. II. Johnson, Captain ". ID. Keith, Cap
tain W. L. Kent, Frederick A. Marsh. John ID. Terry
Lieutenant Richard j. Berdcn Captain W. b. s. Boudi-
not, surgeon f. H. Gillette, Captain benjamin W. Hop
per. Major d. +. Wright, Adjutant ID. p Bible, Cap
tain Iarvce Gates. Henry Cole smith, Lieutenant ".
> Andrews Charles Currie James Duffy, j. I. Miller
and Captain I. f. Randolph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

ItTSUH' '''''VII'" 'I"'' ! '''' Wit THU
Relief By using CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. 25c.
"save New ork from pesiilence and death, burn
the garbage and use rondn Disnectant" Henry King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

TO the student of human nature, not less than to the
man who has an ungatncd wish, the many columns Of
short advertisements on the eighth and ninth pages Of
/ he Tribune this morning viii be found brlmful OF
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

ATLANTIC CIIN EATNEoN, VIII FAI.TNK ONKS'
VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJER~EN.
The popular New York. Lakewood and Atlantic city
ENptc, leaves NcT OrI foot Liberty ST.. North River,
week DAYS at = go p. m., and, on sunday beginning
February 18TH. 1t 10 "a.
Trturuing leave Atlantic city. Reading Railroad
depot nt - 80 Il. m, week. day. and 3 10 p
daN~. making th" run In the unprecedented time Of
three hours and thirty four minutes. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

country, asA.g information about the building laws
bearing on this point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
i;rIialons 10 ICES

ALL Souls CHURCH, Madl,on.avc. and 0eth-st.-:
Rev. T. HEBER NEWTON will preach at II a M and
D. III.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, Union Tabcrnacls
Charth 55th.st. near EroadNa. -Smdly az r4ooa 80.
ADD Mr. BY Et TX of56H q tI& S3T' asnni
cacS song service b, he celebrated Silver Lake Quar-
'''''' MISS -'''', joSfFH BoGARDrS President
BELOVED DISCIPLE sothst. Mad Madison y :;
EC s. G2S LIA b5s lt"r a. vi" The King with
sermon I0oa by Kew. ciIihLtS NNi;rIX MILLS 7:t5.
snIPMAN. Ecc,ot.-D!,ins service at II m. and 80
p.
CHURCH OF CHRIST ,scicntl,u. Hartman Hall , cor
service sunday 10 go a. M c1a % ycoS 00 and pcpen
sary removed 10 East 2-d't open day and evening
CHURCH OF ruE MESSIAH corner slta;st. and
FarS ST SiIfFrT IL wo!Saeia S'a b. & '' '
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 5oqst near shave, The tSs
frc'S@t fS Sf the National Tpa6ce Sosey Al
SST%NS secretary OF the s,oety. Music b. the silya
Lake cuaitctte
FIRST SOCIETY or G A HfSS2Si Hail. H.
IN gaA ss 8 p and M T.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 1855 , worth h;
St william p BARNARD SuperntendentISers iCo %
SG"S S Sy 6 S"e eS az Of che Institution invited
donations OF secondhand clothing and shoes '0''''"1
ST. MARKS CHURCH 9daye and lSth.staLli I'm e. M
n 6s suS 30 nj hS Use and Abuse Evening
sm6iecr+ strength I'm Christian Character ana Liie'
ST. TIMorHY's EPISCOPAL CHURCH destroyed s,1SSs,
nv lre-Scrvice sunday morning in s. John Meeaouss
lnis.ona church 53iS between eth ave anu broauNay,
az IL O'clock SUNDAY school at 8 rs a. m NO evening
service.
TRINITY CHURCH.-The Right Rev Dr. LEWIS,
Lord B.hop Win preach on ssnaay %Sr as
Pa ps .'yT oasdsa Sy Miss Ada Lssa Hour service
10 80 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Ny nnrmitics Of SO years have been greatly relieved
by Dr. SCOTS Electric Pa>trrs.- William Anderson Rlch
land, Ind. They truly wonderful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Party going abroad VIII sublrt elegant suite at The
Cambridge for a short balance OF lease. Apply
33i JthaYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

If you want to hire servants or find situations. find
board or rooms buy sell raj estate, let or hire
houses find work or workers Of one kind or another,
you should examine the many columns Of interesting
announcements tho eighth and ninth pages of The
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Palpitniion of the heart, nervousness. trembings.
headache cold hands and feet pain IN the back
relieved by carriers Little Liver Pll7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Announcements.

CORNELG's BENZOGN COSMETIC SOAP
Re-t skin and Complrtlon soap In the world. Once
I'd. always used. al DRUGGISTS, . cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

RTLOVTD DISCIPLE Sgth-st.. near Madi,on-ave--
RcV. :. GREGORY LINES Rector. viii oiiclate az -
O'Clock. Anniversary, "DaucHtcr. ~ ue KING, WIN
sermon by Rev. CHARLES MARTIN Mills, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
"OTEGo.
A NEW COLLAR

a charming country home. with modern convenicnccs.
near New Haven. Conn., Is advertised IN another column"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI.

I.
80 WEST I4BrH-Sr.
Diseases OF the Nervous system tienitO rinarY Organs.
Impotence and Stcrliy. Hours % 10. > TO s.
Ilahtuol constipation cured and the bowels
STRENGTHENED by the ritr of Carriers Little Liver
Pm. small doses Don't forget this.
Mems Colorcd Meruo Underwear, G7c.: we're
~ % KID Gloves. two pat nt fasteners. &c; Genuine
tu,ut'. Suspcnd-r-. BE- py Linen Collars Ice. KEN
NEEDY. 20 CoItlandt.st.. upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

has used the SODEN MINERAL PAsTILLES for throat
diseases Vl I'm excellent results
I}y all druggists AZ 25c and soc per Box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
6petial Noilces.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
$3.50 5TH.AvE., NEAR 34TH.sT.
FREE EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING".
PAINTINGS
BY
DAVID JOHNSON, y. A.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
FEBRUARY 18TH AND 1lTH, Al O'CLOCK.
ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUcrIoNEER.
BY ORTGIEs co.
American Art Association.
MANAGERS
THOMAS F.. KIRBY, AUCTIONEER
EXECUTORS SALE.
Collection Of the late
SAMUEL LATHAM MITCHILL BARLOW
On Monday tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons. February 10, II and r. at 80 o'clock
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
East 29i-st Madison square.
RARE ORIENTAL AND Fl ROPEAN CERAMICS,
THE FAMOUS SANG DE BOEUF VASE"
Old Silver, Enanes I,ory Carvings Rare Cabne. sDeci'
mems Broaz.s Cur.o,, Tapestries Clocks
ANTIQUE, CARVED AND INLAID FURNITURE, SC.
Also
on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING"
February fl and l.. at o'clock.
VALUABLE OH PAINTINGS,
PRINCIPALLY BY THE OLD MASTERS.
Including
VAN DYCK's CELEBRATED WORK.
CHILDREN OF KING CHARLES L.
and
"TITIAN'S SLEEPING VENUS"
The entire collection be sold by order Of the Executors
on EXHIBITION PREVIOUS TO HOUR OF SALE.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers
8 East 23d-st. lMadi,on sQuare)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

The little advertisements on Tie eighth ana hihl
rares of The Tribune this morning run along the Who'
camut Of human necessities. They appeal to ever
condition Of man and woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
nnme and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

CHRIST CHURCH 5th-aye. and 35h-st, DR.. J. ;;
SHIPMAN, Ecctor.-DNlne service 40 II e. H. anu ''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

4. u. Clnuscn. VI. d.. Philadelphia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

All the commonplace wants Of manhia} -, min.
letcred to in the clever hic paragraph ON Dnr eighth
aud ninth pi,r5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Artistic Frames,
Person, suffering from Piles viii Find

Latest de>len-, lowest pfIccs.
j. J.. H MI REEFS,
"a ln,t l6tl-nt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

THE TX ARCHDCKE JOHN or AUSTRIA.
The cx-Archdulc John Of Austria, now called Herr
ORTIZ has bought the trading steamer Erhcrzog has
hired a crew. will bee hl, own first mate and Intends
to make voyages from liumc 10 the LeVanLne ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

CHURCH OF CHRIST tScientl,u. IIardman Hall, cor.
19thst and 5h-aNc entrance We, l'h 1T 20 B
Christian Science Head luarer, Read groom ana pspeh-
sary removed 10 10 East 2.dst open day ana evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE Nun, IN ioH iAOt acla
Church 35th-st near Broadvas-NuEdly afternoon 80
addresses bv R,v G.. u. MEAD. 81 llornesNle y; Y,
and Mrs LAURA ORMtNfON CHANT. ~ England.
Choice song service Dos the celebrated silver Lake Quar-
tote. Miss ANNIE PARK. tornru-t.
JOSEPH BOGARDrS, President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

lantic and Danville railroad, spent me
days in Portsmouth and returned sSSed
yesterday. II Is said they are ,'a,reen
that the terms of the contract DS,,rties
the railroad company and the cIonburp
have been complied with. hechi..nf,llv
and Brunswick are proceeding
about handing over their bonds.
WILL TAXI A STAND. :.
The Chicago meat-houses have Uee loa a.
structed TO take stand against tne INTO
inspection tax. and when the law 60 -. -,
effect 10 make a test case of the MT. it
spection that ia made. give bond, ana ''N'
the matter 20 the courts. .,.,.;c
The ScabOard and i.oanoke and Alihi'iui !.
and Danyille railroad companies have nIai y,
agreed upon plan for the Union dep. ~. -.
Portsmouth and will commence Duiiu ~,
as soon as the City Council allows the u7o
of certain streets.
The Norfolk Dock and improvement.
Company open books OF subscription "'
the Marine Bank tomorrow.
A site has been selected for the NV
almshouso TO be erected by the CITY w, 'n's
year. II ~ on ridge OvcrlooAin7
Broad creek on the tract Of 126 acres r.
comfy purchased 10y the city for 50 =:
About 100 acres OF the tract will be lAid Oh
for new city cemetery.
Supervisor y. Upton. Jr., Of the Censu7
Bureau, is stopping here arranging mat
ter. RE will have about $50 appointment y,
IN this district and his headquarters VIII
be in Norfolk.
4 large number Of society people are cK-
pected at Virginia Beach from Washington
this week.
The sick Of this section are fast i'm
proving. and considering the great nun
Ter prostrated the deaths, it may be said'
were few.
Very high winds prevail here to-day.
The Baltimore schooner +. Vi. Thomas
ashore near Ocracoke, y. c.. has been
lghtencd # her cargo and Is reported III
right except a leak near her keel.
a lot of boat-buildcrs were taken in the
navy-yard to-day 10 build barges for the
new cruiser Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

decided 70 make an inquiry into the Inetnod oy
Nnlcn nesspspers secure their tnforna"e" w."
corning tho proceetinea
The Congress redisrfcffug bill OF marylsno,
which makes I've q the elk Districts OF nhf iehe
soitily Democratic, was amendod IN bno nvuso
yesterday 20 that it Will 20 into operation iroiu
tho date Of It's passage.
The merchants of Athens, Ga, hsyo signed
boycott against tho business nrms with WHOM
fo>ttnasser-General Wapamaker te connec,eo
because Of tho appointment Il MAJ DAVIS
seolored) "a postmaster at that place.
Chaancey Dopew and Representatives Flower
and tarquhart. OF New YORK, Ia an interview III
Washington laet night. expressed hetnss'ss as
regarding the light over &c aud announcer hs ",
Intention 70 do everything 70 mako the "ot'us
Fair a success.
There Is great deal OF agitation In par,ia-
mentary circles over TIA allegation msdo Oy Mr.
chamberlain In a letter 20 the times mat tne
Gladstone party has made = bargain WIN ths
larnsll party to tho prejudice Of undonomina-
uonal education.
In Chicago lust night the toots OF resurrectsl
cleciion-uous m gled every fow minutes WIN
the boom OF cannon on tho lake 'front.', ana az
the clubs hotels, and other resorts the going or
the Worlds Fair 10 Chicago was being cole
oraicd with vim.
A courier from Lower Hassayamps reports
that Tremendous mountain II water caine
down Tie llassaysmpa Saturday, and that thirty
four mon lost their lives al the lower dam whero
they were Mt work. Thiriy-one were whites and
three we're Chinese
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25


IL reported that tho Cra-ewitch will make
tour In Siberia next summer.
4 meeting Of the New England Society In
Florida nas hold Ia Jacksonville yesterday
4 heavy anov-etorm. aud the worst OF this
winter, is reported prevailing AL over the noun
talns Of Montana.
The twenty-second anniversary Of the Freed
mans Aid and Southern Education society Was
celebrated IN Chicago yesterday
The sherifalty case IN silver Bow county has
been decided "a favor OF sullivan. DtmOcraL u
Is possible the case will be appealed.
The Duke Of Oreans has been removed 70 me
prison Of Clairyaux. This prison Is ne uulI,
Ing 81 the ancient abbey founded by 81 berh1Iu
IA III
Sir Edward Malen. the British Ambassador AZ
Berlin. has been instructed 10 promise thAt Big
land win oe represented al 'he Berlin iAOoe
conference.
II IS reported that the Duke Of Cambridge
viii retire from his position ns comm
! chief aud will not 10 succeeded py any HeiHDo'
| Of the Royal family.
heavy rain and hAil-storm swept over 49, 1
| bama yesterday. In Central Alabama inc lou
/ VAS the heayiest ever known. some OF the stones
/ measuring seven inches around
Tho Conservative leaders in Berlin recon memo l
that their party abstain from Votlhs on ~, ~,
second ballots where the division - pfac'lV"''
between German Liberals anu coSla'''S'
The Municipal Council u Paris. by % W 10
voted resolutions condeInnins the cIenlsno; W
wards tho DuSe or Orleans or any pEelenos4S ,,
and demanding clemency for the convicted
/ strikers.
/ ChicaEo's victory in gaining the fair had 90
pressing effect on the crowds IN New TOTE, ~ e
stood In the drizzling rain all ne aGernoo ~ 49,,
/ part OF the evening watching the reSu' " 'N'
| various ballots.
MIR. Gladstone Is studying the report OF we raj az
nell Commission. He Is expected 10 inhAo " ~. -.
liant speech upon AZ IN the course Of the doot1o
OF smiths motion that the House accept aad ap'
/ prove tho report
brief executive session OF the United eta ,'
Senate was held yesterday, nj which M .hA'ss,
! OF the publication OF the proceedings Oh tne %
ecutiye session was under consideration yves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

ICorrespondenco Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. February =, 1920.
Word was Yesterday received at the po-
LEGISLATION here that horse was missing
from the stables of Mr.. JaC&ASprnginan,
near the telegnph-station Talrtnx coun-
~ This morning the police arrested q
negro bOv named Jackson on suspicion OF
being the thief. He is held ior the Fairfax
officers. who viii take him t. that county
for trial.
Judge Keith Norton. Of the Corporation
Court. to-day granted charter. 10, tho
Southern Detective AssOciaton' they lank
man Gunsight Company, and the CUBAN
and Kolb Engraving, Machine Engraving,
aud Mercantile Company. .
The Detective Association has c2OO,O0O
for it's capital stock. and It's object Is 70
insure bankers. merchants. and other bust
ncss-men against loss arising from larceny.
Its office is in this city. and Is. Chatter
brand is the president William =. Knox.
vIce-presidcnt; John II. Clarke, secretary;
Charles +. Green. treasurer. and George l.
Hlbus. general manager. JOln II. Green,
of this citv, - the attorney.
The Blakaman Gunsight Company has
Colonel +. l.. Smith for It's attorney. Inc
capital stock Is 900 and its Office is IN
this city. it, otncera ere John l. Blank
man. president; Charles ". hing. wee
president. and George Il. Emm0ns, sccre-
tary and treasurer. The Ouldan d NOD
Engraving Company also has Colonel /. l..
Smith for its attorney and It's capital stock
j. $50 ono It's officers are Vincent J..
Ouidan, president; Charles w. hing, wee
president Samuel Ross. treasurer; James
+. Brown. secretary. All the gentlemen
composing those companies are from WASH
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