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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
NO RAILROAD TAXATION.
The Excrnpting Ordinance He-Enected-
Revival Meeting Closed.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispn,ch.I
WEST poNT. Va. August 5, 1880.
The Town Council met last night. its
regular meeting night. Only four mem
bers-Messrs. Eastwood. Dudley, Thorn
ton. and Trieg-were present. The Mayor
was absent also, and Mr.. Eastwood pre-
sided over the meeting. The ordinance
exempting the railroad from taxes, which
was repealed at the June meeting, was re-
enacted.
The Methodist meeting which has been
going on at this place for two weeks closed
last night.
TIE GOOD TEMPLABs.
Two new members were initiated at the
meeting of the Good 1emplars' lodge
Saturday night. The lodge has secured
the hall over tho Virginidn Office for their
place of meeting and made Friday night
It's regular night.
The New York ship City of Atlanta car
ried 10000 watermelons from this port on
her Saturdays trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06

Sr. PETERSBURG. August 4.-Oyer LOG, 900
troops will take part in military manGu-
vres to be held before the Gar in Volhynia
in September. The Emperor William will
arrive at Peterhof on August oath. He will
remain FOR three days, and will return by
sea to Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
by George f. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent nnd Aucroneer.
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 1854 ACRES
4 OF LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY. THREE
MILES FROM A>HLAND.-Dy virtue OF q deed
o, trds, executed TO mo as trustee by Louisa
Beazley, Francis A. Tucker. and James A. Tuck
or, dated July l, 1889, and recorded in the Clerks
Office ~ Hanover County Court, Deadlock "a
page s0i, ana being required by the holder OF
the note therein secured, ] Will sell at public
auction, on the prem:es, on
WEDNESDAY, August 6, 1880.
at 6 o'clocG p. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
follows: All that certain TRACT OF LAND in
Hanover county called "Jones's," containing
iG31 ACRES, and bounded on the north by lands
OF a. ". Jompkies, on the east by the county
road from Hushos's 10 Forest Grove church. ana
on tho west by branch running from Sycamore
spring 20 The county road.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale and note
OF slJ0 with interest from July I, 1922 10 day OF
sale balance upon such terms as may be an
nounced at sale G. 4. CRAWFORD.
aui Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
by George x. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auciionocr,
1908 Bank street.

A UCTION SALE WITHOUrLIMIT
IA OR RESERVE OF A FRAME DWELLING
OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH LOT 2Oxil0 FEET. on
SOUTH SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET. CORNER
or UNION STREET; ALSO. A PLANE HOUSE
OF THREE ROOMS AND TWO LOrS 31xil0
FEET, ON TUE NORTH SIDE OF LOUISIANA
STREET BETWEEN FULTON AND ELM
STREETS.-By request OF the owner, who in
tends 10 leave the state, will sell at public auc
ton, without limit reserve. on the premises. on
MONDAY. AUGUST II, 1899,
at 6 o'clock T.. NJ, tho abOve-descrfbe1 PRO
PRRTy. The sale commences at the property
corner Of Graham and Union streets, anG imme-
diately after this sale Will be adjourned 20 the
other property.
TERMS: One half cash balance in one year.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD
au5 Ructioneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
THE CADDALL-MURDER TRIAL.
The Prisoners Get Separate Trials-Tha'
Of George Smith Commenced
Weak Evidence.
tsnncinl telesram to the pisnntch.l

DUBLIN. Va, August 5.-The trial of John
Caddalrs murderers began to-day. The
prisoners elected separate trials, and
George Smith was arraigned. Most of the
evidence to-day went to establish such
matters as the time. place, and manner of
the killing. The special evidence against
Smith was that he came to CaddalPs house
on the eve of the murder to buy bacon,
and had never been there before. When
told OF the murder he manifested no sur
prise. and said he would return IN the morn
Inc for the bacon, but he did not. The fast
eninp of the murder upon the accused will
largely ,iepend upon showing that the bull
lei which killed Caddall was round and
fitted Governs rifle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
MAKING PREPARATIONS
For the District Convention of the Farm
ers' Alliance at Lynchburg.
Ispecial telegram to The Dispatch

t'PVN'"i 'S''s'" ~ ~
LYxcEBURG. Va, August 5.-Majcr j. d.
Evans. of Concord, district secretary of
the Farmers Alliance, was in the city to-
day making arrangement for the meeting
of the district convention on the 18th and
the State convention on the 18th of this
month. Both bodies will meet IN the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
and their deliberations will be secret.
About one hundred and seventy-tive dele
gates are expected TO be present. Evans
declined to state to-day whether politics
would be discussed in their meetings, but
politicians attach much Importance 10 the
coming conventions.
CONTRACT LET.
The contract for the building of the
abutments of the great bridge at the head
Mnin street has been awarded and work
will be commenced at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
WIN Not Serve Under CeIman.

Paris, Augusta "A dispatch from Buenos
Ayres states that General Roca and Senior
Costa, to whom were offered the portfolios
of the Ministry Of the Interior and the
declined to accept Office in President Gel
mans Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
BY James u. Elan.
Real Estate Agent snd Auciioncer,
lll3 Main street
TWO NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
A. RRSERyOIR-STRREr DWELLINGS
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request of tho owner shall sell by pubic
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. AUGUST I'm,
at O'Clock z. NJ. TWO OF THOSE ATTRACTIVE
NEW TWO-STORY FRAME DNELLISGs, Nos.
los and ii0. on the west side OF Reservoir street
near Cary. containing SIX rooms each, OF good
size. pantry, closets, &c: we'll built. attractive
in style aud finish. and admirably arranged !,
lois OF good size; city water, culyert &C.: most
conveniently and pleasantly located; certain TO
command good tenants At high rent aud teing
now the only property for sale IN that rcnr-oy
aud popular locality, where steady increase IN
value il we'll assured No safer or better Invest
ment can be made than I'm these dwellings,.
They are desirable in all respects. 70 70 soe
them aud attend the sale.
TERMS: One third cash bslance by negoua-
BILE noes at six and twelve months, interest
added and secured 10y deed VI trust, or all casn
M op,ion OF purchaser. J. Is. ELAN,
an Auc,i0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
AUCTION sALKs--Future Days.
ByJ. n. Valentine. Aucsionosr,
1880 ssst Main streci

A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT
n WALNUT BAR-PIxrURss, WALNUT !Ck-
BOX. SHOWCASE, 1,50o-POUhD lkos sarb.
STOCK WINES, LIQuORs, C10Aks, ToBAc-
90, STATE AID CITY LICENSES, &c.-By re-
quest OF Mr.. c. A. Wilson. who Ia changing bust
mas. will soil as whole al lsf' cast hs'n
e.roct ,.n,
nj I0H O'Clock, his HANDSOME EsrhBLisH.
MENf. consisting In part 81 WALNUT BACH
BAR, With three fiatc- Ginss Mirrors, handsomely
decorated; ! FINE WALNUT BAR-COU NTEh.
elegantly carved with Brass foot-kests end
Cherry Railing and entire Copper sink md
brains: I FINE WALNUT lCE-bOx, win
finest p!pes and Fixtures and Plated Faucets;
nI.o. DOUBLE-DECK Ed SHOWCASE. TABLES.
and CHAIRS to match; IRON SAFE, 1850
pounds, nearly new: BAR well stocked with
FINE WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, TOBACCO,
nc. floor covered throughout with OlL-CLOTH;
all necessary RUBBER MATS, and beautifully
decorated with uASD5OMHLY-FRAAKD PIC
TURKS: FIND DECASTERs, GLAsSWAkE.
&c This Is q irsi-clnss opportunity for any ono
desiring TO engage 10 tho bar business. We III
wife YOU TO call and inspec. the place. Private
bids received up " day OF sale:
j. II. VALENTINE,
au3 Auc,.oneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
BY George Il. Crawford.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
1905 Bank street.
rvRUsTEE'S SALE OFATRACT Oh

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
4 LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA. ON
THE CHRSATEAhE AND OHIO RAILWAY
AND ABOUT HALF NILE FROM TANLOks-
WILLIE. A STATION on THH RICHMOND.
FREDDIE KSBUHG AND PO1ONAC RAIL
ROAD, CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES AND KNOWN As
GLEN CAIRN. AND ADJOINING THE LANDS
OF JAMES HANAHN, j. ". PERKINS. j. II.
HOLLIhGSWORTH. AND T. III. CAkDONA, De-
CEASED: THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
4 DWELLING or ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS AND
OTHER BUILDINGS USUALLY FOUND ON \
GOOD FhkM-By virtue of deed Ot trust from
j. h. Jones, trustee. 10 ne - trustee, bearing
date July IS, 1889, and duly recorded Ia Hanover
County Court Clerks Office. Deadlock "a, page
4l6, aud being required 10y the holder Of the
note therein secured ! will sell st public euc-
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1890.
at o'clock p. NJ. the property above described.
TERMS: Cash As 70 expenses Of sale and note
OF $500 with interest from July IS. 1880, until
paid: balance on such terms as may Dc an-
noupcad at sale. w. A. RlChs,
aus trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06

= Bouxp Brook, N, j.. August A terri
BILE fight has occursNd IN the Italian settle
ment known Is GravN Pit Two men were
killed and several oth> p are not expected
to live. The Sght d ssd ovsr lore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
CUTICURA REM EDIES

are in truth tho greatest ssin cures. blood puri-
Hers. and humor remedies Of modernstim
Sold everywhere. Free: CurCURA, 90.
SOAP &C.; RFsOLygsT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton. &C.
~ Send for " How 20 Cure skin Diseases" %
pages, % illustrations, 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
BY George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
1905 Bank street.

rE,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT
1 OF LAND WITH GOOD INPRON GMENTS
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, CONTAINING
I leo ACRES.-By virtue " a deed Of rust from
George ". Walden 10 mo as trustee. bearing
date December 3. 1899, and duly recorded ia the
Clerks ofilce OF Charles CITY County Court, and
being required by tie holder OF the notes
therein secured. win sell at pubic aIcton, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUsr u, 1890,
a. : o'clock =. NJ. the properly dcscr bod as fol-
lows: All those TWO TRACTS or LAND win
improvements thereon IN Charles city county
known as CAREffS and GRAVEL HILL, con-
tanning as T. whole i,i21 ACRES. and bounded
on the north by lands OF Mrs. Nelson Bucks,
and Boilers on the east by Chickahomny
river: on toe south by Mr.. Lambs land; and
on the west by Moses creek
TERMS: Cash 81 10 expenses OF sale anda
note OF {23, with interest from June 3. 1890. 20
day Of sale and a credit a. 20 tho payment OF
81 $50 by two notes. one for $50 due september
3, 1890 and tho other for ~ 900 due Decembsra 3.
1890 Balance upon such terms as may be an
nouncod at sale.
aug ca. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
LEADERS ARRESTED.

Thomas Berry, jesse Jones, George FL
lott, and Walter Sykes. all negroes, and
Mailing from Norfolk. were subsequently,
arrested, and along with Hendricks were
lodged in Jail to await an examination be
fore the Mayor in the morning for resist.
mo tine ofiicers while in the discharge Of
their duties. But for the determined
stand taken by the police in this matter
this evening there would have been a
serious rot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
4 GAsPING CONDITION.
TIE DESIRED EFFECr.

The officers, thinking they might Try 20
execute their threats. drew their pistols
when near the Old market and told the
crowd TO halt; warned them of the conse-
auences that would follow Il they at
tempted to rescue Hendricks. telling them
that they would kill the first man who adj
yanced upon them.
Their words had the desired effect. The
crowd looked at the officers, who at this
time had been reinforced, and saw that
they meant what they said, and after few
minutes dispersed, going back toward the
Ian.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
TRAINS s0kTgwk4D.
.pshy. iDalIy escepl saniar.

sTOPplN.t-PLAOsA
Nos. IL. q, Il 50. AMI . max, ul s'9ps Nlt
q and Is STOP "a sigGal at halil .'l'
Drewry's BlUr CenTslis, sli t5osisf n" +.
stops at Chester. Nos 81. - 90. ~ f.s At, ~ az
a., will STOP az 81 stations for gassenser+
PuLLEAN-CAG skkFlcS
On Trains so.. 10 and q sleep ng-fA-s 9'sfs'i
New YORK aEi Tampa flN igss ys'ts,1Yll'.
On Trains Nos. 10 eni q -ieegilz-esrp bis -
Woshingson ard Chsrlosi0n. On Iraa No q
sleeping-cars between Nsshinst)n aLf 9e.N -
sonyille, on Train No. y slooDibg-ears 20
tween jacksonville anf New GorE. .,....,.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINZ 40 NOsfD~''
R,onmon LI.,s AN sortols.'.A'..''..s s a. p +
Richmond. $50 n. Norfolk .... 10 i y
Norfolk. ..'si0A. v. Nchm0Ii..isl, a ,,
Norfolk 'i:Ol r. 4. k,enmoaf.. l.i5 = y.
fhe traiDs leaving kichm01i 90 % A. u. A-i
Norfolk al T.. NJ. are s0lli uains ieirr
these two points. ana pAisengsr5 - iAs9I..
without change OF cara Gloss oo9fcfi.eAs ..
also made at retorsblrg D. Iio .;3 4. ~. aa.A
from ncnnODd sai TIE $40 a. \. Ui1 hsA
Norfolk a..
Trains leaving gionEi1ai -, $40 A. u. al
iI:eO r. \. and arriving ~ Rlsluoai al lF3 n
NJ aud Sos r. 4. maze close oonnri.'sI =
Petsrsolry 70 and from f-rmsille, Lyn'Ap-ih
and southwestern p0iafa ..
K Al. sCLLY. superia.ss i'a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
A. MINISTER'S CURE.

A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE ROY CURED
or OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES By THE
CuTiCURk REMEDIES PRAISES ] HEM IN
THE PULPIT, hoAE, AND IN The
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
- b, D = Ayt~ TO-. - fafH
Z T. ID. Mrsss. GsnerAl Slpsr.ateatolI
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE
IN RAILROAD

A y
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE II EFFECT JulN Be-. iIi
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Va.
$50 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily. 3D. 49,
lsni8, Augusta, ana points s0.rl. coo.
meets a Greensboro for nurltr az
Raleigh: a. salisbury fnr M.sta
North Carolina pAsselgerl .au lltl
siseper at9p. NJ. lhrugEl s.... .r,
from Daavllo south.
eeOAM ACCOMMODATION. daily er.srt
sunday. 70 Clover Va. aaI u..r.
mediate p0lnrs.
u.OOA.n. VIRGINIA. AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPIRES. dEt'y through irsio ID
Baieigh riI noysyilie. lolnrcs tI
burSeyilie with Norfolk ana Wa.iarl
railroad for Farmvlic. LynrtIIrt
ami points Wes. al koTsVIr f.
tiarksyille, oxford, houters9n. aai
Durham.
s.ooP. NJ. FAST NAH, daily. Tor Auan'a. li.
Gueta, AMI p1lli- south. Come 10 a..
Ao5elsy's FUNSTON With rarmf
aud POshaian railroad ., DrrsIt
boro' FOR Durham AMI Raleigh IS
salisbury Tor Western Nora i.r-
lima Through sioopers from lal-
yillr South
COOP. N. LOCAL. daily. except sunday, ~
Amelia Courthouse ami interueIs.s
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
40 40 a. ~ From Atlantis AMI Ausul.a
s:s5 A. N. From Amelia Courthouse
40 z. IL. From Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06

rJ,RAVELLING-MEN SELLING ~
Il Hardware Plumbers, steam and "a'
Filters can secure a good side line by a1oFes
ing MANUFACTURER. las Niagara stree"
Buffalo. n. Y. jyso.suit&w&fst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06

DICRMOND. FREDERICKSBURg
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -scAsi,.,
APRIL -, is-4--. Astcra si.1s.lf
umR
S:s3 A N leaves Byri-sTsss sssnoa DAN,
stops ONLY 50 Ashland, RoassH. r
lord, sud rslsricks0urg. Rrootaa.g
Wide water. -.eey5r - WNsli..tla
aa1 hoF YORK
l.5s A. NJ leaves Byri.sir9s. s.aa0n ialr.st.
except sunday.
Gasp ~ leaves BYri-strssi stsg9a tsr.
sleeper, Rironoad to Nen f.rs
S.yOA. ". arrives st Dyri .groet state. lsif,
Sleeper from New iosk
ESP. u arrives az Byri-Streei sisr1a laf
stops NJ freieyicksDgfs kI0
BOthwsll. And Ashlanf. Sleeper
Washington and Ses f3fs Does 8
stop AZ kiba
SIS P. N. arrives At syrl-suss. s;a4oa dr.
except SUNDAY.
Ashland fkAIN<
DAILY BxCsPr sUsDlns
esA. n. leases slba Arrives ~ Asal,ni 81
rs A. v.
ScoR N. accommodation lesy>' Byris.sH
station. arrives At Ashsni a. % H
Gap. Leaves Elos arrives ~ Asc ali a.
s.B =. ".
t.5A. ". arrives glba Leave, Ashland q. %
A. Il.
SGA NJ accommodation arrive, A. Bra
street siAIloa. leaves Aehia4i e. -
A. Y.
s.lSP " arrives a: NSa Issyss Asl..ai -
c. !. TAYLOR rran, Nsnss,t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
YORK-RlVER LlNE,yn wsrPoSr

TIE FAyORlTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No u, $40 p. n.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sundAr si17s
at ell stations A. Loster MAJOR coaGocs uitl
stage for Nalkerton With Baltimore stoanef b.
Wsa. Point
TRAIN N0 S.. f.3s T.. Y.
BALTIMORE 30. daily except >unfsI
Tor West Point connecting with folk-iifsr
steamers Tor baltimore. At Baltimore st0smsrs
c. meet with Baltimore and OHIO railr0ai ~
Washington. Phlaiolph aud now for-.
steamers leave Baltimore T. N. ialiy, eIosp!
Sunday.
trains arrive 81 Richnoad 9:i5 A. 81 All iEio
\. ".
TRAIN 70. ~ 40 4. y.
LOCAL, MiAED. daily except sunday leaves
Twenty-thiri street. Tor Vert s0ins sad lnIer'
mediate points
Ticeet-5mce at station foot u Firgiais stree.
Opeu \. ". 10 o +. 81. and from Q 4. D.. q, = %
A. 81.
CITY ,icketorice-cornar OF Tenu All Ns.a
streets
SOL HAAS, JAS. l.. IhfLck,
franc Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH 5. POTTS. Division fa-ssnger Azsn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06

NORFOLK NEGROES RESIST THE Pc.
TERSBURG POLICE.
An Oficer Nearly Choked 60 Dea.b-Carl
for Assistancc-The Ringleaders
Arrested.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l

tSpCCIEI totCBfdfl W tnu DlspNtCu.I
PErrsxpuRa, Va. August 5.-The Union
depot in this city was the scene of what
came near being very serious difficulty
this evening. In fact, at one time rot
was feared, which was only prevented by
the prompt action of the police. There
arrived in this city to-day about noon an
excursion train of nine coaches packed
with negroes hailing from Norfolk. who
spent the day in the city. An officer.
armed with q warrant for the arrest
of n negro named Charles Coleman, who
was wanted for larceny, and accompanied
by Deputy charlottesville j. NJ. Brough-
ton. of Norfolk, who was also looking for q
negro woman who was wanted in Norfolk,
went down to the depot TO see If either Of
the pai ties wanted was on the train. Ar
irving at the depot Sergeant j. ;. Moody.
of the police. and Constable Broughton
started TO board the tram.
THE WAY BLocKADED.
When about half way through one of the
coaches they found themselves blockaded
on every side by negroes. Sergeant Moody
requested them TO allow them TO pass by,
when a negro by the name of William
Hendricks refused and offered resistance,
and Selling Sergeant Moody by the throat.
bore him down over one of the seats on the
coach. Broughton went TO his assistance
and the negroes in the coach came 10 their
friends assistance and crowded the
two officers so that Broughton was
compelled to draw his pistol and threaten
10 shoot the first man who advanced on
them.
ASSISTANCE AT LAST.
During all this time the negro Hendricks
had Sergeant Moody by the throat and vas
fast choking the life OUT of him. when by
some means MOODY got hold OF his whistle
and blew distress-call, which brought
him assistance. and for time things look
ed very serious. The negroes were finally
beaten back. but Hendricks never let go
hrs grip on Sergeant Moody's throat until
he was beaten loose by the officers.
A GAsPING CONDITION.
When rescued Sergeant Moody was in
easping condition aud IL was several Nun
utes before he could be brought to. The
officers then started TO the station-house
with Hendricks and were followed for
some distance by large crowd of negroes
who were clamoring FOR vengeance and
using all manner of threats towards the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
THE SUGAR TRUST.
A FIREBRAND IN TIE HOUSE.
Mr.. GroSvenOr StirS Up A Hornets
Nest and EnliyenS the Tariff Dispute.
SILVER BILL IN THE SENATE.
SENATE.

Mr.. Hoar. from the judiciary committee. re-
ported back the House amendment to the SEN
ate antitrust bill with an amendment Messrs
Vest and Coke stated that as members of the
committee they did not concur in the report
and Mr.. Hoar explained the effect of the ac-
tion recommended The matter went over ,ill
tomorrow.
Senate bill 10 fix the times and places for
holding federal courts in the district OF Kansas
was reported by Mr.. ingalls, from the Judiciary
committee ana was passed
THE zooLOGIC.L AND ROCK CREEK PARKS
Mr. Pettlgrew offered a resolution (Which
was agreed to- calling on the Secretary OF the
Interior for information as 10 the Geological
Park. including the payments TO Commission
ers to condemn the site aud to the attorney
appointed as legal adviser 10 the Commis-
or the attorney are interested in real estate in
the vicinity OF the park. He also offered a
somewhat similar resolution in reference 10
Rock Greek Park. which WAS referred to the
committee on the District OF Columbia.
THE SILVER BILL
The Senate then proceeded 20 the considcra-
ton OF the bill authorizing the issue of Treas
ury notes on deposits OF silver bullion.
Mr.. Jones New, who reported the bill
from the committee on finance, addressed the
Senate az length.
Mr. Jones argued forcibly in support of the
bill. He mad a very attentive audience. many
Senator's on the democratic side OF the chamber
taking seats near by and paying close attention
to hls remarks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
ATE THE WHOLE CROWD.
Many Men Escape Drowning 60 he Tora-
ahawl,ed and Eaten by SaVages.

SAN FRANCISCo. May l2-Four white and
forty-seyen natives who were going as laborers
10 Australia were lost by the wreck Of schooner
on the New Hebridcs. The survivors saw that
about twenty natives and one white man
reached shore. but the islanders. after inviting
them to feast. tomahawhed aud ate the whole
crowd except one hoy, who escaped
The schooner was she Ehza Mary. and she
had on board crew o; eighteen. two passen-
gers. forty-four recruits and fifteen r.turning
laborers. During binding rain torn ON
March the schooner was driven on the reels
at NahcolO. 4 boat manned by foar white
men and several blacks was loWerc but was
dashed 70 pieces ia att, mpting to gam the
shore. The four white men and nun bcr of the
blacks were drowned. About twenty of the
blacks succeeded Ia swimming 10 shore aud
making their way TO "a mission station 10 miles
distant Here the castaNays were given food.
but while eating Il the sayages set upon them
and began tomahawkIng them. Of the twenty
Only one. a boy, succeeded IN escaping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
MUSIC SPILLED.
The Boston symphony Orchestra in q
COllision-Three LabOrers Killed.

ST. PAUL. MIN, May l2.-Ihe special train
on the Burlington and Northern road. bearing
the Boston symphony Orchestra, was wrecked
at Prescott. Nis., yesterday afternoon and a
terrible accident narrowly ayerted. A mile
above Hastings the train ran into "A hand car
loaded with section hands. both going AT top
speed. The hand car vas thrown 80 feet
TO one side and three men. names
unknown. instantly killed, and two others Sc
verely wounded The special was derailed and
the engine crippled The passengers were
roughly knocked about and more or less
bruised, but none seriously injured. delay
OF four hours occurred. and an engine SIT
from here brought in the train. The killed ard
wounded were cared for az Prescott