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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
LUZON g. MORRIS,
whom the Democrats WIZ Nominate fs~
Governor of Connecticut.

Ex-Governor Thomas NJ Waller VIII
not accept the Democratic nomination for
Governor in the approaching State can
vass, another STANDARD bearer must Do
chosen by the convention when " meets
in Hartford. about August 18th next. 10 -
rroposed 20 make q hot nghtfrom the start.
and the weight Of Democratic opinion
points generally 10 Judge Il. Is. MOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES Y. CtARxR PaxsIOsxr.

Tho Richmond once hss moro lhan kept pee
Win iae rapid Srovsh II the city aud develop.
the msrcanuis omuaut y d w, sccsioa Ell tae
adsantsges Of sysssm tae superiority u uhico
10 rseos aaxsd in every trede esawe u Tie elsls
tzsd vorid That v = N SPECIAL ssnss prepared
Sss1sA ~ Ne lles lhas u has nsu : 1srssS 49,
- sseewseere - ~ ~ p,svesn;ss eoenA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
nIARRIAGTs.

ASGLR-rARMgR.- Married, rhuscsy ere-
niDg July IL $780, al 80 o'clock, AZ the resiiencs
Of the brid. by the Rev. ). N. Frost, flr. JO~EPH
{. ANGLE y Miss ROSA l. tAkMEh; both q
kichmend.
sKINNFR-YOTNG.- Married, July 10, ispl
AZ 2I8 Reservoir street, hlcnmoni. Va, By Rev.
Pike Powers JOHN A. SKINNER snd Aiss
DOZA A. YOUNG. both Of Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
GENERAL r. N. BATCHELCER,
Who Succeeds General Holablrd as Quar-
termaster-General.

The vacancy in the post of Quarter
master-General in the United States
army created by the retirement on
account of age OF General Holabird
has been filed by the promotion Of
Deputy QuarteTmGster Geaeral and
Lieutenant Colonel Il. n. Batchelder
to the quartermaster-gene with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
biNGER HERMANN,
Elected to tho rifiy-second Congress from
OREGON.

Congressman Dinger Hermann. of Ore
gon, who on Monday last was reelected 10
his present seat in the House. was born in
Homecoming. Allegheny county, Nd, Feb
ruary 10, 1913. He was educated in the rural
schools of Western Maryland and at the
Independent Academy afterwards Irving
College) near Baltimore City. lie removed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
The Commonwealth Club.

The plans for the Commonwealth Ciuo
building. to be erected OF the southwest
corner of Franklin and Monroe streets,
are now in the hands of builders, who are
making approximate estimates OF the cost
commodous house.
The lot is not to be leyelled to the street.
but will be terraced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
A yirginian Abroad.
UNIVERSITY OF Scum CARotINA.
COLUMBIA. :. c., July Is, 1850.

t0il NhlA, -. w Juiy 10, AoSN'
To The Edi'or Of the Dispatch:
hope you will take pleasure in stating
to vour readers that William Robertson
Garrett. of Nashville. who has Just been
elected president OF the National Educa-
tiopal Association. is Virgin an. native
of Williamsl urg, and graduate Of William
and Mary College. He has long held a
foremost rank among the teachers of Ten
nessee and owes the high honor OF this
election 10 his splendid services as seere-
tary of the association, which met last
year nj Nashville. Mr. Garrett is only one
of many Virginians abroad who. though
sometimes naturally forgotten at home,
never forget Virginia. Very truly,
EDWARD ;. JoYSEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
The Cloals-sIakers' Troubles Ended.
~ t.Ia,ranh 70 the Oispatrnl

New YoEK. July ia.-Whst is believed to
be the final settlement OF the cloak
makers troubles was reached this evening,
Barondes. the Russian ruler OF the opera
tors making complete let od HOP ana urg,ng
sLoht amendment. 10 is believed that all
the men Will go to work in the different
shops Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Long Unbroken SIumbers of the
Boy-Poisoner at Huntington.
special telegram TO tho D,spa.ch.l

HuYTrvGroS, ". Va, July ia re-
markahle case OF long slumber il presented
by Edward Church, the boy-poisoner N
jail here On January eth the entire family
of Farmer Church. living near Guyandotte,
were poisoned with the exception Of Ed
ward. the slxteen-year-old son. The mother
and two children died. Edward was ar
rested on suspicion. and confessed that he
had put arsenic in the coffee. lie was put
in jail here. and since about February list
has slept IRON twenty to twenty three hours
every day. He has to be awakened and
forced 10 eat. and often t is impossible to
break his sleep. HIS case is a puzzle to
physicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
DEATH or JUDGE STEWART,
or Page County, at Luray-End Of Long
and Ariuous Public Life.
Especial telegram 70 the DlspAtch.l

IrRAY. Va, July l9.-Judge James f.
Stewart died at his residence in this place
about ~ o'clock last night. Judge Stewart
had been in feeble health for q long time
and his death was not unexpected. lie
was in the seyenty-sixth year of his age.
Prior TO the war Judge Stewart represented
Berkley county in the Legislature OF VIZ
GINA, and was also a mem Der OF the Consti-
tnflonal Convention of 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
THREE CHARTERS MORE.
The Product Of AleHandria's Prolific MIL.
Liquor-DeaicE Fined and Suspended.
fCorrospondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispatchI
A1rvAYDR1.. July 10. 1890.
The charter here has been lying idle
| for some weeks past. Yesterday evening.
however. the works were started again and
three charters were ground out. They are
as follows:
The Equitable Electric Company OF New
York, whose object is 10 buy and sell all
sorts Of letters-patent pertaining TO time
and dato stamps j. ~. Glover. of st.
LOUIS is its president and c. W. Field, Jr.,
of New York. secretary and treasurer. Its
CAPITAL stock is $780, 900, dlyIdellnto shares
OF 800 each.
THE SANE OFFICERS.
The New York Electrical Device Compa-
ny, whose object is to bug and sell all sorts
OF patents for electr cal machinery. has the
same officers as the hrst-named company.
The last of the new corporations Is the
Parr Diamond-Saw Company. The object
of the company is to buy and sell cutting
tools of all kinds. The capital stock Is
fixed at 500 900, dividedinto shares OF 800
each. II. A. Parr. OF New York, is its
president, and j. IT. Glover, of st. Louis,
is its secretary and treasurer.
John NJ. Johnson, Esq, of this place, ID
named "a the local attorney of all OF the
new corporations. and they will have their
principal Offices in this city. These char
tiers were granted by Judge Keith Norton,
OF the Corporation Court.
TISID $40 AND SUSPENDED.
The topic of conversation here since
Wednesday last, when fourteen of the
leading restaurant-keepers of Alexandria
were presented by the grand jury for v;o-
lat nc the sunday law. has been as to what
will be the outcome of the trials. lester-
day all entered a pl-a of guilty and
Judge Norton imposed fine of $50
III each case and suspended their licenses
for thirty days from the 18th OF next
month. This action was surprise to the
liquor-dealers, who had expected TO escape
with a fine. The Judge announced that at
the expiration OF the time OF the suspen-
sion of the licenses he wodld reissue license
10 those only against whom no complaint
was made. and that he made their SEN
fences date from the 18th OF August 50 IS
to enable them to dispose of any perlsha-
BILE goods on hand. The fines will all have
to be paid before tonight.
TEMPERANCE REJOICING.
The action of the authorities in dealing
so promptly with the Iquor-dealers has
caused much rejoicing in the temperance
ranks here. II Is understood that The war
Is to be to the knite-ttat the authorities
are determined to stop the sale of liquor,
&C., here on SUNDAY. 1t is expected that
when the time comes for granting new
licenses objections wilt be made to num-
bar of bar-rooms and licenses will be re-
fused them. The xcise Board has refused
TO grant several bar-room licenses recently.
BODY RECOVERED.
The body OF Edward Arnold. the young
white man who was drowned in the lower
Potomac near Colonial Beach day or two
since. was recovered yesterday evening
and brought 90 this city. 1t was taken in
charge by Undertaken Wheatley. wno sent
it to the dead mans family in Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
THE PLAN.
The nlan of choosing the delegates will

The plan of choosing the delegates will
be practically the same a. at the precinct
meetings last September, when delegates to
the convention TO nominate candidates Tor
the General Assembly were chosen.
The meetings will be called to order at
s O'Clock by persons to be designated by
the ward superintendent. and chairman
and a secretary will be chosen.
The ward superintendent Will have
printed blank forms for tickets with blank
fines for as many delegates as are to be Sc
lected. and no other ticket is to be used.
The manner of voting is 10 be by secret
ballot and each ticket must have the full
number of names. ~
The voters name and residence will be
called out and recorded.
The number of ballots must conform TO
the number of names recorded.
Every person must be registered Demo-
crat in the precinct where he votes.
The ballots are to be counted by tellers
appointed by the chairman of the meet
ing.
Each delegate will be empowered to ap-
point bis own alternate.
DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
As above stated. this plan has not been
adopted, but will be recommended for
adoption on Tuesday NIGHT.
1t seems certain Of adoption, however,
unless the District Committee is called to-
gether with the object of agreeing upon
some other and better plan to govern all
the counties and cities of the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

to Oregon. taught country schools, studied
law, and was admitted to the Supreme
Court of Oregon in 1856 and has practiced
law continuously since then. He repre-
sented Douglas county in the lower house
of the Oregon Legislature in 1865 and was
State senator for Douglas. Coos, and Curry
counties in 1853. He was deputy collector
Of United States internal revenue for
Southern Oregon from 1868 to 1871, and was
receiver of public moneys at the United
States Land Office at Roseburg. Ore, IN
der appointment b. President Grant from
1871 to 1873. He was Judge-Adyocate with
the rank of colonel in the Oregon State
militia from 1882 TO 1854. He was elected
70 the Forty-ninth Congress, reelected TO
the Fiftieth and Fifty-iirst, and now to the
Fifty-second Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

The track on Eighth street belonging TO
thu Richmord and Chesapeake ksilroad
Company was taken up yesterday from its
Terminus, between Broad and Marshall
streets. nesrly to Leigh street;
The work was done by the City En-
g1neer's DEPARTMENT under IN order from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
CLAY WARD.

Tfrst preclncI'.
second precinct.
Third precinct.
Fourth precinct Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
TEMPERANCE REJOICING.
BODY RECOVERED.

The body OF Edward Arnold, the young
white man who was drowned in the lower
Potomac near Colonial Beach day or two
since. was recovered yesterday evening
and brought 30 this city. 1t was taken in
charge by Undertaken Wheatley. wno sent
it to the dead mans family in Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
The FraternalCir

The fifth lodge Of Fraternal Circle will
be instituted ut Smiths Hall Wednesday
night. The four lodges here arc doing
excellent work. and their memberships are
constantly increasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
pRosFs@lUT A..

DOBERr O. BURTON, ia,
IN ArTOkN&N AI-LAW,
eleventh and Gsnk streets, Richmond. Va.
viii FRA stlce IN tho courts Ina hichmoni asa
surrounding coun.ieE In ths countiss OF Hall
fax ani Nor.hsmpson. North carolias: Ia tas
supreme and Federal Courts Ia Raielgh. saa
wherever his services may DO requires Ia Nesta
Carollna 10 21-eoiin'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
JACKSON WARD.
First precincf..
JACKsOS-wARD CASE.

The Second precinct of Jackson Ward
cast only sixty-fve DEMOCRATIC votes,
therefore it is not entitled to delegate:
The Second precinct of the same ward cast
more votes than is required for one dele
gate and not enough 20 entitle It to two,
and tie COMMITTEE on Plans will recon-
mend that the two precincts meet together
and elect two deleoateS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
ENGLAND 10 MAINTAIN SECRECY.

For reasons that have not ascertained
our Government is confident that Lord
Salisbury will take the same course rs the
President and refrain from publishing any
correspondence relating to the pending
NEGOTIATION.
am told that the President desires very
much that the British Government should
not during the present session OF Pariia-
ment make any important disclosure Of re-
cent Behring-Sea correspondence. | am
also told that there is every probability
that the wish of tho Administration viii
be respected by Lord Salisbury. and that
nothing will go 10 Parliament which con-
tains information Of any consequence re-
specting the conduct OF either side since
negot atoms were resumed last January
between the present Administration and
the British Government.
Tho President, 1t Is said. sees plainly
that the Behring-Soa question Will figure
largely as "A domestic issue IN the approach
inc campaign. This will be the adding Of
another burden 10 the load the Republican
party S already carrying ia the tariff and
naturalization bills, the spoliatiOn OF tho
Treasury and its trust funds, and the reyO-
lutionary proceedings IL the House Of Re
representatives..
Asa political issue for the fall campaign
this Behring-Sea question Is considered 10y
both parties 10 be highly charged with
dynamite. Democrats are expected 10 use
lt against their opponents IN various ways.
each OF which is fraught with disagreeable
CONSEQUENCES TO the President himself.
apart from any injury to the Republicans
as party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
Mr.. WHARTON's MEETINGS.
A temperance Sermon Results in the Or
gsnization Of Lodge.


wEsr POINT, Va, July l9.-Dr. Wharton,
preached q Gospel temperance sermon ,n ~
the pavilion tonight to q trenlenu.DDtsvs
crowd, after which some seventy or e 1egdss
names were taken and a Temperance , ssats
organised. Mr. Julian A. hobson; Rich, Rich
deputy and district chief tsmplsr, Oh OF n ths
% IsSss. j FL. s.a.S siss tsnplar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
Puddlcrs and Helpers Strife.

PrrrsbusaH. July l9.--The strike Of the
puddlers and helpers Of the Jones B
laughlin mills, compiled VIII tho trouble
e tie National T6hs- Wpth q kcKsss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
FRIDAYS HAlL-STORM
vnprecedentedly severe in Prince Ed
ward-Heported Call Accepted.

Tcp"tIHI IoItb lanI % the Diapa.chI
FARMynLg, Va, July 19.-Reports re-
ceived here to-day from various portions
of the county are that the hsil-stor!n Of
Yesterday was unprecedentedly severe and
very disastrous to all fruit and other crops
in rs path.
The news comes from Bedford CITY that
Rev. W. T. kone, Of the Farmville Baptist
church, has accepted the call recently e1-
tended to him TO become the pastor Of the
church at that town. The report u nJs
coniirWmeu r " Any message to his cH nun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
JEFFERSON WARD.

First precinct.
second precinct... ............... -s...........
Third precinct. ...-.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
MADISON WARD.

First precinct
sccoDI prrclnct... ..... .......- .'...........
Third preciGct. .........................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
MONROE WARD.

f1ret preC' ncl-.
Second precinct. neutrality-suspicious..
Third precinc;.
fOurtn precluCi.....s.
fifth precinct. .-.........'...........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
Charl0ito n. c. pApers

ssy- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main aud sixth strost.l LEV W. W.
LAsDRUa. ID. D.. Will preach a. !! a NJ No
service as night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
THE PROPOSED PLAN.
THE COMMITTEES RecoMMENpA-
TON FOR ELEcTING DELEGATES
TO THE CONVENTION.
Precinct Meetings for Thursday Night,
July 31st. suGaessed-Ths
Apportionmcnt-

The convention 10 nominate candidate
for Congress will meet at the Ballard
House in this city on August 18th.
A plan for electing the delegates from
Richmond will be recommended to the
CITY Democratic Committee at its meeting
next Tuesday night. The committee APP.
pointed for the purpose will suggest pre-
cinct meetings to be held on Thursday
night. July 3lst.
One delegate is to be chosen for every
one hundred and fifty and fraction over
seventy-five votes cast for Mckinney last
fall.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Fortunes for Many.

Allen. the blacksmith, is now mil!
linnairc through replying to an advel
tisenent Of unclaimed estates. &C., sc.
Times. London. March 1st. 1858.
If your ancestor came from. the old
country write to The European Claims
Agency, SO I'earl ST., and "a Stone ST..
New York City. enclosing 25 cents for
reply, and learn if you ar an heir to any
Of The unclaimed estates there. worth
more than half II billion dollars. that
rightly belong, Chiefly, 70 American
descendants of Europerns who came 20
came over more than 80 YEARS ago there
is a probability that you are heir to a
fortune.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
zones Meets RrcW.c.

Hon. W. a. .Iorcs. .ly CHANGE
ponnced upon Bavly Browne, at 1an-
caster G.. II. Monday. The .:'todIcr''
didn't exrcct to ird Mr.. Jones there
but lie dbl. and from what We learn he
very much regrets 1t. Mr.. Bowie in
reply to Mir. jones, villa lad demanded
of him to say how he (Browne) stool M
the force bill stated thai ne WAS pre-
Sent in his seat when tn. vote was taken
and had helped ton axe up u quorum,
but lie led lot voted on the measure.
and That he did rot want it. H. re-
fused IL state how li0 should vnte in the
Langston Eenahle case. I:e did not
wish to prejudice the case in advanc' {.
He WAS Very harl-rrrssetl and showed
his embarrassment. Mr.. .lollcs rpjnin
ed IN Il fifteen plnute speech, in which
he scnrc'l his opponent for his political
cowardice. and the crowd yelled with
delight Fredericksburg Star.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Garner Stone laid.

According tn announcement pre-
vionsly made. the corner stnne Of the
Young M.i.'s Christian Association
h,;lliing in Ea.sivilc. NORTHAMPTON
county, was lai,l F:i'lay, 18th inst. by
Northampton Lodge, a. T. Il a. NJ.
assisted hy brethren of Cape Charles
Lodge. III tltprt srn"' of II large nnm
her Of rt,Snrs firm all parts nj tn"
county also niam from Nn,f"ll1 and
Portsmouth. The association WAS Or
garlzpd two years ago. End the building
Which they are now erecting Will cost
So goo. the greater portion Of which mas
already l:cen Suisse. iOr,l and paid. The
ladies auxiliary have also rails. dscveral
Hundred dollars. which will "a towards
lifting ont and furnishing. the building
when completed. The association has
hven IL great srccPss in Easiville, and
much interest Is manifested in 1t by all
denominations. Tile work on the build
ing will be completed, it is hoped, by
tie lst of November.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20

Our ccuiltvman. MIR. VIM. +. INK.
having completed his summer vacation
can HOW l,c found at the house of Hold
gpS Bros, baltimore. to give his atten
ton to all callers. from the Eastern
Shore, and to ill promptly al their or.
dr,s. The firm which he so cleverly
represents is the largest notion house in
tie South. arl has tile reputation of
icing second ia none ~ the country,
prices and qraiity considered. Indeed
in the Department cr dress CnnIs 10
which esltcial attention is given. it has
no competitor which can t'laim superior
ty OYER it. the huver in HAT lire teinp
row in Europe tnrurcl!ase the stock
from the great manufactures there.
With The superb facilities which his
house has at its command he has no
hesitation IN extending An invitation
thrt ugh our column to the merchants
who want The best AMI cheapest goods,
to Call on him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Money Obtained ON Forged Order.

On last Monday morning, oil" I. Gnr-
don Richards presented Il ;orgpd order
tn The agent or his clerk at Bluomtown
Station aud nrncnre. IN express package
containing 500 Of Mr.. 7 4. Richards.
Telnrerqrccyile The forger wIlel, last
heard from MAS on his way To ,CliIc"-
teaenp. and douhlless his sQnanjlered
much nC the money before this time. us
he WAS spending it very lavisily. ac-
cortling to latest rcports-giving the
person who carried him acrnss he bay
five dollars though he Charged lia only
olc dollar. lie WAS formerly employed
lis hand on Lishtsl,ip Oft C!Iinco:cague,
Int usually las hren an islier, with
character not ahnve suspicion. He is
not considered bright intellectually and
has ALWAYS been Il source of trouble To
his family. TO whom honor is dear as
life itself.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
II0rIbfOwn.

Tie lumber Is heinG hanl"l FOR Til"
new schno'hnusp, soon to be built here.
Nv. NJ. 7. West orr ho' el prnnrirf or,
and family. are Mt Lanrel. Del. nll Il
visit Ia relatives.
Mr.. VIM. s. Holland is homo from a
tonr of several weeks of lizard labor"
for Ills firm in Baltimore.
Afr. Peter J. Watson. confined to his
home by sickness for last two years.
hls not improved in health.
Mrs. G. u. Evans. rpcentlv called 10
BaItimnre to seq her father in his Lite
iluess las returned home.
Wm. Register. of Richmond Va. and
Miss Annie Thornes, nf Philadelphia
were married at the Maryland line, last
Sunday.
Fodder in till; section injured by The
recent rains eceipts far SWEET pnla-
toes light fish are being caught in
abundance in gill nets -oyStersare being
planted ami hig prices expected for
same.