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The sun., 1891-05-03
DEATH srouaHr .HARxoxx
Hsaes Rslgns In an XnAueAslal Ch1rehf An
Ten Years or laarreilfng.

d
fsass Rslxss In an Iaaaential CAuraAf Afsss
Tea Yoars or 0harrsiifns.
ATLASrA. May a.-Ths vsstry of St. Philips
Protestant Episcopal Church Of this city to. day
called to tho pAstorate the Rev. Tullius Cicero
Tuprer OF Leavsnworth. Kansas. Harmony in
this church has been reached at last but only
through the deaths of the principals. OF con-
tending factions.
Ten, years ago Bishop Bsckwith was In
charge Of shA diocess Of Georgia. st. Phillips
having II. .ftS Nsstry GovefnorS- and dsex- 0bSS
srner,. Its pswa were occupied Sy the .laad-
ing capitalists df the city. Tho trouble In the
estate belonging to the church. '
The feeling grew 80 bitter that the Rev. R. c.
Foute. the rector. went to San Francisco. The
tA4 By, aArmstsonR OF the MonpmsntA
%sss:s., Z: h.; .s I;
that their .Dartisans did. The eloquent
FssstSr S,. s0Sk to
such that he, was put under church trial.
He was ionnd guilty and Bishop geokwlth
f9s ten Tas
Blow at themselves. and took every occasion to
= &. B:hop II tie
out ct unexpected times aud places. kept the
ocnEre gatio9 n turmoil
+: a ss:, q ssy q *s xsS S e:
B!shop and soon foInd 4 necssssrY 70 70.
.,epElHE Iset ISsIgarI RiiARR, ,Aaa& - Saied6
5selSs.d.t 81: .Hs ~ lSlSS$ .a 4lsstS 81 S2s!
Sa1 ~ = ~ ~
The sun., 1891-05-03
zHE COKE REGION SITUATION

Labor Leaders Think They Have, Coed
Reasons to Cheer Up the Strikers.
seoTTDALE. Pa. May 2-The coke companies
claim that larger number Of mon were work
ing to-day than last eaturday. The labor
leaders aoncsds this but claim that the men
who went to work during the week.were not
from the ranks OF the striksra The labor
leaders also claim that the return to the
striksrs' ranks OF the mon ct the Jimtown,
Sterling. and Juniata plants 10 vastly more
slspldoAnt than the presence Of the few hun,
dtga ItaMahA 6foaKht intgthe rsRiona At the
tf-Ss pisnts there wsrs 800 men working. snd
s ntin nnd as sS1n;sG % AM thi K. s:sa5;fs aeE:
hss sss c% shiDH19s sSsA %
Isailans were btouehs ther~ to day and sss -st
osdtnf Sofs ifSM tho ovens but there wAs
d.y II: :sa n: + TO-
the mes. The amount was pot sufiicient :" 90
are looked for early next week frorh other
p.i @s:. & bs HsasE. Sss ass :. 4.
during the lime Of the meeting. With tie W sr-
cePiion, IS, Of l., lona o, talk 1t passed on without
Several meetinss ti are being held tonight
and number will be held at various points in
the region Tomorrow. Strong efforts will be
made 70 oepthe operators from resumne at
tlnue TO De made. but Without trnu6Io The
4 recurrence Of ANYTHING like the scenes as
Morewood and are likely to be suecessfuL
pAny houses In ali cases where eviction Is
threatened. lIf-
The sun., 1891-05-03
ELIzABEEH,s YOUTHFUL BURa1ARA
Three Got Away. aaA 30 OnIy Seven OF
Them wero ArraigleA YssterAay.-

Three Got Away. aaA 30 OnIy Seven OF
Them Wero Arraisued Yesterday
ELIZABETH. May IA gang Of boy burglars
OF this city were arrsikned to-day. and ali con-
fessed their guilt. The seven prisoners ara
Theodore Luster George Traifon. william
Gallowley. each aged 10; Isaac Opis and Ed
ward swayne. each II. William Palmer. 16. and
Walter Williams, II. All are children Of re-
spectacle parents. Tho rinRlsader. who 10 20
years old. has fed either to Massachusetts or
Connecticut He planned the robbsries and
mi poiSe Vii not Sf sse Ss % name. ne
The plAoes entered and from which goods
were stolen By the gang were tho First PrOshy.
terian Church lecture room tho RSy.- DR..
Kempshalls study, A. p. Bakers groeery. j. H.
Rudraun's cigar store. Robert ,Cleveland's
confectionery, Frank Hoblock's bont house.
the olfice OF Louis. Quien. contractor for the
EI1n6s,h street ,Ss rpslws .Id tES eght
pany. Freight, Agent Meyers OF ths latter
The lads had under consldsration a plan to
wayiny and rob . rich resident Of Elizabeth.
The weeping mothers Of some OF the. prisoners
visited them in their cells to-day. Tho PRISON.
ers win all bs hold tn heavy, bonds for the
Grand Jr.y II h.r found
ahsii a candle. Two more d the gspE are ~ to
10 arrested In the morning. They had . regn-
lar code o. signal! and passwords and uSSd TO
meet nightly In . barn IN the suburbs 20 divide
the spoIis end plan fresh burglartsa.
The sun., 1891-05-03
( ma STRIKERS Tear Now. the walls :

- DiA Strikers Tear Down the Walls .
r James Ksilohsr.a boss mason and contractos
who ID building public school house In Wiz
kinia svenue, Jersey City. was surprised and
indignant when he went to the building yes
terdsy morning and found that large portion
Of the walls had been torn down during the
ntght A section Of wall extending about as
feet on the side and rear OF the building had
been demolished. The brown stone lintsis
Tste thrown down and broksn and the wfndeH
3ssARss s2 vp torS = Sys ghs EsIis Es5e dsIssifSsd
HiSN SNlStshstSysr rork WAS dops By the strik kfSe
tHekRysfs ES formerly etnploysd. Or st th9tf
1net1gatthn. He says it was certainly done By
men familiar with tho trade. The West Bergen
Improvements Association held q special meet.
ing last niRht Pnd decided to offer reward for
the arrest OF the perpetrators.
The sun., 1891-05-03
rHo REAU1IFyL YOUNG GIRLS
who wln Create Fsror. IN Nswpert This
"' 9ummer.

VINO VIII SreoV0 - HoEOrs II N0WUObt Iauo
9umMer.
Newport Is to have e sensation this summer.
It ID authenticaily stated that the beautiful
and celebrated daughters OF Lord DuferIn.
Beatrice and AdelAide. are to grace this ia
nous resort with their presence this coming
season. .
II will bs remembered that BeatrIce's beau-
tifuf dark eyes have played havoc lately With
the heart Of Albert, the eldest son Of the Prince
OF Wales. What It will amount to 10 ~ yet Q
mAttsr Of ooujecture in England. The young
ladies arc acknowledged to the most beau
tlfui In oil Europe. and there will b. not ? lii.
tie excitement In the hearts OF our American
bellies over their coming. They are exquisite
dressers. and their costumes Will b tnarvels
of curiosity. Unliks most ladies, they know
exactly what is suited to them. Soine time ago
,hsy sent iSs shs ehisi fss.sns5 g sns Rsss
tamss % .soh. % Is: coss s 81 which Wi amount %
thousands OF pouads.
Through the litesy, Of these young ladies'
yehaye peen perTitted to COPY l0r the Nen
York aat Inris Young Laliies' Fashion Baxar
two OF their most exquisite costumsh which
appear as tRures 3 and on the colored plates
o. the May number OF this nnggz!ne. lust out
he InGi!shsss has issusd u the nAps 2! The
nofcd that The Priaoe may follow ~ young
0Nd Paris iovnp LadisH FashlpH BarGr hes the
exoluNivs riGhtto publish each Month Of least
on9pr more Of the ooetumss In whieb tASl ladies
'besfFios and Adelaide wall sppsst.-Ada.
The sun., 1891-05-03
DID THE KNIGHTS BLOCK TT
WHY. WAS THE MYNERs ErgBT.H0UR
u, -. MOrEMENr DR0fPEDs

| Mr. 0ompers or the Feaeratiep CaAst Say,
1st Reisticss Between HftrA ,sha llr.
fowaeriy Are Apparently More Strained
The United Mine Workers d America have
faSusd circular. dated at COLUMBUS O.. ap-
pesling to "toilers everywhere. organized and
unorganiEsd." TO scnd them aid for the coke
strikers. The circular begins thus:
FsLlo1 woauau owing to vafious circumstances
OF which the Desperate stfusRls now tehG waesd in
the Conusllsvills ooxs regions Is the grsssssA the
sirht.hour movement a. far tie mine workers are
eonesrnsd. isd deferred for the present
WorkinRmcn In this city Wondered eonsid-
erably at the suddennsss with which the strike
was declared on. All plans had been carefully
laid. and everything was In readinsss for the
minors to fRht for eight hours. The United
Mine Workars are COMPOSED OF two oreanisa-
tions; one q K..of L. trades assembly. And tho
other an open union. They are oi equal
strength. and as . single body are afiliated
with the American Federation ofLabon
Rumor says that the Executive Board Of the
Knights, out Of spite against sAmueh Gompers
induced tho miner Knights TO withdraw from
tho eight-hour movement. which has always
been Nj. Gomperss most cherished scheme.
Whsthsr or not this rumor is true. the general
sss ss.fs sas ' i.sa,i.saa i H. do%Dss
miners strike has been declaftd Oh. They
aiIeEe that they want TO- concentrate their
Efforts unon thS coke regions. whsys strike
i~fn proGress. The last information received
previous 70 this was that the men were de-
manding eight hours in all duArtefs. have
SssSs ss the g sss to
and $4,000 men struck fSr shorter hours II
$sSs SSSS .S:;s ;ss sss s:f demands
Mr.. Powderiy in tho organ Of the KNIGHTS i,
Labor. quoted an article IN TIE suN, which
The Federation s fast reaching the looooon marx OF
which the knikha once boasted while the noble ordsr
S1wsrd to the a" marx where she Fed
He chs.esd Mr.. GoYpsrs With utte,ing these
pitched Into bin u 20 the extent Of column snd
which ho says: :. so T,
evident that IN hts dssp<rauoo at fast losing
hold Of even the respect Of the ware ef cur
country. he 10 willing NOT only TO piarsprsssnt the
truth ons msnufaosnrs ohsrEss ~ osdsrt 20 ysnt his
Puruo.s beistsrns up Ss and lis erdsss iS.s pssS
mset!nrs that sddrsss.d al over tSs eoSnty p vsrS
kss
Labor stood a. an organizatcn told ihai there
we're very few In existence thers but they believed
hey Hs5s stronger somsvhsrs else" That was the
.Thsrs .ls m.ny things connsrssd with our ssh.hour
masssA cannot nov make known or II Rsuld shov
sss . Y ss b; r. Tns sas an .s NOR: thar
hyboe.y With Yhioh he has besa asrpits bsyafs ihs
ware workers Of oar country viii b torn om ks eao
The sun., 1891-05-03
CAUGHT. xIYNr ,<sIzxr. 3


-. -. -. -. .--S- - -.
V Wsss. sA'~ ss'p See. q
Two weeks sgo lsst Tuesdsy Alderman John
.s'% on sss so. as .na .ss s.
the, Ninth district asked the Aldermen to per
r,it f,iena ~ hIs "a nut n Ia mn In front os his
n..s us ,yu Mu..n' " e ~ w" Tn.- ,N ~ 49,
ilinmins % a. ths nsighborhood. % '-''''.
Alderman oornelius Flynn Of the First dis-
trict sailed into Demosthenes and, his resolu.
The sun., 1891-05-03

rerts.s Nay Fishsr.en Rsn The Bieehsa
sy., asA Sell, Dsat 10 ths Freneh.

.s, asA sell, Dsat 10 tne Freseh. ;,
Bf. JoHx's., N. r.. May a--The Government
aud the people OF Sc John's.sro greatly exer-
cissd over the situAtion In Fortune Bay. where
berfous trouble a daily expected. The pe0ple
Of Forums Bay lite almost solely by the catch-
ing and sale Of bait to French. American. and
Canadian fishermen In defiance OF the bait
law. A feet Of oter nifty. salts successfully ran
the blockade established By the Newfoundland
crptsers. reached 1t. Pierre, and were wei,
coined - patriots, ahd heroes b. the French
msrchapts and flShsrmsn. The Newfoundland
pollcs Authoritisa khtestspsd to seize their
vessels uuon theft return to Fortune Bav and
to imprison the Captains and crews. For this
purposs spscialiorce Of armed polies were
despatehsd from 6t. Johns,
This news wss .cablsd to g. Pierre. whore
upon the French Insrchints OF that place paid
the blockade rpnnss spscial bonuses upon
th6if smukaied bait iufntshsd theup with .
plentiful supply oi liquors. cntfssses. and am.
nunition for their sealing guns. The crew OF
every vessel was armed with these weapons.
and then, the feet started back to Fortune
BAy, The men were fully determined 20 deiy
the New Foundlsnd cruisers and police sta
toned there. and taking another supply Of
bait to st. Pierre! at al hsssrds. for which
handsome REMUNERATION was promised them.
Mssnwpils the 0ovstnment fearing blood
shsd. called .tos two Brisiah. warshipe. and Her
MAtseteS sloopss skarsrala Pelican Are, On
thswxy 10 The scsAS u the troubie It is Alto
gSt0ls imp& A8MSvss. that the vssSs,s
win sasist theNsw 1oundlahd ioross in carry
ina ont the Bait aet, - that would b employ
Ing Imperial, power to enable the 'Colonists TO
hArrass and annoy the French. which u the
very thing England 10 most anxious 70 avoid
just now. The warships. therefore. are sent
= A.. 4
the reckless and desperate fshermsn' viii
again succeed In running the blockade. dsfy-
ing the law. and ,supplytng et Pierrs with the
much needed belt n.s.;',h. ..ar
The sun., 1891-05-03
Psaasylva.ia's Mig lro.,sa,. Fires.

CARLISLE. Pa. May; a.-Another serious
mountain arsis swssping up from the south
west And nox thxeatSns ths lands Of tho South
HagnsaIR ,IrqR CeiiRalyAS Pine Grove. ri,ts
.tosatss Ths 6tsS fSiI1Stjy reported were from
II, e: 4: e sI .: .ss sspGa.siai .si =
had about 100 men nshtlnF the file, and pro-
railroad. The fires to The east have laid wasts
fully 5000 acres. not counting the tsn-mlle
EAsToN. Pa. May a-Forest nrss srs now
raging along the Lshish Mountain. betwssn
Lehieh GAP and Bowmsns station. They are
being fought BY . force Of men sent there by
the Lshigh county authorities.
The sun., 1891-05-03
Mast buy 0us stross.

Judge Trnsx has granted IN Injunction
restraining the :AAnhAttan Railway Company
iron, constructing another track from tho
Third avenue terminus through 12sth street
% the Suburban Rapid Transit Company.
is SfsSisd uSeS sStS tie SSpiicatioS% q of ycEn r.
6ttoub. who keeps sp oyster house on the east
sids OF TThia& svsnnS: Just s9st55 81 las,s
t.hS propsrsy. thas not aeeplrsd The plsin-
The sun., 1891-05-03
l6a.assr A.sers Uad,starssa.

Mayor Grant said yesterday that he had Do.
termined not to act upon Manager Gustav
AmberR's application for . now license for his
theatre until he had made full investigation
into the charges that the law relative to Sun.
At AmbefeA thsstre. Until he has time 70
complete this investiRetion. however. the
theatre viii not b interfefed With. The polieS
bnt Mp to tho present they say they are not.
They said that they didn't interf9rs with the
PsrformSncs last @ niaht !. because s NJ: AmSsss
until Monday whom his license would bs 70.
The sun., 1891-05-03
{1iE; Rll llll(ss.. 81 e '''55lll

.Ths bSpAsimsus al Pshiis WORKS Ii lajiks !
nsH AsphilS roAd&ay H. Eak stxtssnth sessss
and about 5 O'clock ysstsrdhv morning Ernest
Noble, the night clerk, Of the Willard Parker
Hospital. having NOTHING else to do strolled
down toward the foot OF the street. 70 sec how
His walk took him almost TO the end OF the
wharf and thefs hs heard someone Rrosn. 4
Has a man who was in the water at the end Of
the piet. anable to spesk. and just holding bis
Aproisction p. the face q the wharf. ..s :,
: Noble coqtd not Eeach him. He called tot{S
could Tsndar kyfp the swaSh from tbs passlns
ftaamsr thEsE ths Iaa,a. heid Oh and he vas M
Hs wsTstii brsasaink. His body was sent TO
the MorGue. :
. There was abs0lutely nothing in bis pockets
and there were no marks upon his body or
clothing. He wore y cardigan Jacket. and was
evidently Q. w9rkilR, msse. Hs Was about q g
9uetso and hfne oEss..t.s;:1 p. 1T ].
The sun., 1891-05-03

WA0HINUTOds nay xsss.IA6 1Ax0mlu0EC Oh x0t9IS
fsrsuces ef the Patent ONO has been. for two
days listening to An fnteresting arRument
which was closed this Afternoon. Tho case Is
that Of Jaeobs Rupeftus Otmar Mergenthaler.
and Jacob shuokers. each OF whom claims
priority Of invention for. . justifying device
for type setting machines. Rupertus is the
only ono OF the inventors who has been
present ~ the hearings. He 10 accompanied
by his counsel straw bridge Il Taylor Of Phil
adelphia- 6huckers Il represented By Gen.
Thomas Ewing and Phillip A. PHELPS and
Hovey OF Now York; while the argument for
MerEenthaler was. made By his regular st-
torney. Philip T. Dodge OF this city. Very
little publicity was given to the fact that the
case was set for o nearing yesterday. and. In
fact, palma were taken to; SEQ that NO informa-
To this end the council took advantage Of the
privilege given them by thS Patent ONCE rules.
and objected to the appearance OF fepresenta-
tives Of the press Of tho hearing. :
Tho case Is Officially recorded In the Patent
once as thst Of Rupsrtus against Merken-
thaler against Shuckers The controversy 10
between the appliosnts.. who have each ap-
Piled for Q patent for specific form OF wedgs
mechanism for enfeotfng the justification OF
limo OF type dies In . machine for assembling
,yPs matrices The dSss No. IN;
Mergenthsler msc6tne. which ,is, the only
machine of the seriss. In which linotypes Of
nsHs %sresss oah ns ma
chimes contain malS typs 2. dies .iasd Whtca are are
:ss :ss IL ns Gns aS :: as sea
papisr mache OF other material from which the
- a n
eSss T. lie sspseo Spacing iuS
wedass. S oonncctsd By siidinG j"int. and 30
arrange Arranged that one Of .hsl e looked Isst while
s.s M q h:Sssh :pssns sa ssSses s to
broadly considered. Il q admitted By al the
Dsss IL pssns saysr
.esass ss rss 0nsS! &sSeess @ q
diySs
invented this device and embodied ittn certain
saa.a sRs sss 4
ssai; sa.l,, q isss .ss y iSI::sss @sss.as:
ss s's si; s:.s: s:$:a "a
II: =: S.:S. s
ssrssd Sf SI that i6e Invention x.. made ia is5s
nns Sfas;'e .aa sst4Sss
the uuR0t koybp uOokhPiluk su0 ~
suits ut once In the production OF linotype1 or
tyne bars each AdApteJ to print an entire line
nsaAss MAJ d ana ii ~ !6sss$s susDoss Is osdiSsrS
':Rs #: as;s. Il NJ apssss
iss. ~ iS':s:'I' s;s
the other Inventor. from ssAips !. pstsntio &
justifyipg device and then claiming that II
covers the same device now in iso In the ner-
ucnthRler pachinsA MOULD p patent be
gra1tSd to either lipIertHt or shGctsrs' thsy
geptbsler. psteptesA Patsnts ioE 1gstilying
granted for seven 9r eight years past and Is is
only the particular, iPEm: Of yedye-shaped
claim q syenitSSs eiS g bSrHss
assI.iea a%1st ss S3S VIC H..
the course offiye ELK weeks; and Iertsos tn
The Interference then have the. privilege of
taking their case to the Board OF ExAmtneresih-
Cnlsf. and then. II desire i.tp the Commisioner
OF Pntsuts. The decision of the Examiner of
In,srferepcss. howeysT, being hAsed 90 teehpl-
cal kno owlsdae Of the law and tscts as shown by
% i g ihs me- o T. os; sS;SssTnsd and
Of equity for relief III :" :. "a
The sun., 1891-05-03
aiI EA1s Housss
II wsslA. lf.vs ,sss. nftssr FOR M.rasAs I,
Mavc llaAs, Up win His win.

II woslA Few .0esA 0etseP for AsrioAe 70
Nave Mode; Up Win His vviSs.
August Meriode's wife made . complaint
against him on Friday for bsstirg her and
when Detective Hill visited his house at 172
Orange street. Newark. to arrest him. hs found
lot Of sheet brass which DO suspected had
he has been married seven months. Hir WITS.
Who 4: nye ysass older ssys hs has beaten hor
..Afier ssrssiinE Hsrjods. ,Detectiys Hill tosk
the sVperintsndent Of the United States Eeo-
tsio taghst A. GomTHany yH e thS Apuss: 1nd they thy
yrf solder. and q pounds o. sheet brsfs. which
Mestoda e e eaId, had stolen from that oom-
Hss!ods was looked mp on . charge Of grand
The sun., 1891-05-03
MACK q GO.

A Perfect PaIsee or Hashtes Devoted 70
Kessy-sasde t1othi.2.
Mack d Cos great feature this week will be
tho sale OF ssntlemsn's suits In oil the new
spring styiss. made from imported and do
nestle fabrics st sio Dsr suit Brosdwsy. cor
nsr 0EApd st7Adss ~
The sun., 1891-05-03
xssa rrssa . st.spls.

= 3sSsph CynAus.A ~ carpenter Of 40 ProspSse
stFS$s Dutdh Kills. Long Island City. fell fron
that plsco yestardav afternoon and WAS mors
tally Injured. he struck on bis sids. crushi1j
The sun., 1891-05-03

-" = Aasrtcs's Gvestest HRiIrssd."
me xsw TORI G:ss.. se,ss only f.ur,,set railroad
tate ths eiy q Hsy iPsk lie through and iSssi 50
The sun., 1891-05-03

ESw. .'Tks HasAs Cellar" Il u ".
:s: s:s e ksss ,ss;: s:s a. q &c..
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- AZ: VIZ :,.s::. :.::s
The sun., 1891-05-03

The rurest Zee IL MaAs
BY r. Y. HyxsiA lee Co.. Ltd. bad st. q. A-Lfa
The sun., 1891-05-03

NSsIa s%gpss d ssaSSo Si III Ehsse 81 g iP ssia.@ ~ ss
tod ws cannot s6erd q lose o. oi s4sSeo. .Hsd
Wo HIRht have been in . position to Grant iS
for then We could have made All our estimstoS
on basis 9f eight hours This ts the bnsisst
most OF our Contracts contain Crovisions for
Just such an emergency we will not lose %
The sun., 1891-05-03

was neither instructive nor amusing. and 1t will
have to bs improved n larger audiences are 10
be attracted 10 the provinces. The attendance
will not Affect Btanley's pocket. however. as he
10 to have certain sum for every lecture.
Tho trial trip Of tho City Of Paris has been
most successfully accomplished. The ocean
GREYHOUND is 40 feet - over and her owners
promise that she will again lower her own
record. which still remains the fastest eastern
passage ever made. Edmund Taylor. manag-
ing owner Of the Inman and international line
in England. took party out for the trial trip
yesterday. Among these were J. r. and g. p.
Thomson Of the firm who built the steamer.
George Heriot. Inspector OF tho Board OF
Trade: John Mollison OF Lloyds. i. p. Bate Of
tho English Admiralty. J. II. Ellis. chief snRl-
neer Of the Admiralty. and United States Con-
suls Sherman and Brown. stationed respeo-
lively st Liverpool and Glasgow. Tho City Of
Paris is the same yes. sl that she was before
the accident that occurred thirteen months
ago. No one who goes over the beautifully ap-
pointed steamer and visits the lower cabins.
whore the water swept through from port to
stsrboard eau believe that she ever camo 70
near going to the bottom or that the beauti-
fully running machinery Of the engine rooms
was onoe mass OF tangled and broken iron.
The passengers for the trial trip embarked
at Gourock. few miles below Glasgow on the
Clyde. and i've runs we're made on the meas
ured mlla with IN average OF little ousr 81
knots per hour. remarkable pei formance for
. steamer with foul bottom. From Gourock
tho City OF Paris ran up the channel to the
north Of Ireland. and then returned to Liver
pool arriving this afternoon. She will now bs
put In tbs dry dock and her bottom cleaned.
Her nsst. trip TO New York has been post
ponsd until May IA She win be ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-28

BROPIIY.- at 4:S9 A. NJ, July q, 1891,
THOMAS BROPHY, son OF Dennis and the late
Anastasia Brophy. at the residence OF his father,
1905 east Main street; aged nineteen years and
seven months.
Funeral viii take place from 81. Patricks
church at S:3.o'clock THIS Tuesday, AFTER
NOON, July 2S, 1891.
BROWNING Died. at her husbands resi-
dence, in Henrico county, July %, 1901, at
O'Clock 7. NJ. FLORENCE o.. beloved wife OF
BENJAMIN Browning in the thirty-second year
OF her age.
BURCH.-Died, at the residepce of her
parents, No. II east Grace street, July g. 1891,
GAY g.. daughter OF +. 1. aud Rosa u. Burcb,
an adopted daughter Of 4. l. aud A. +. Bpford,
in the nine teenth year Of her age.
MORRIS.-pied, al his parents residence, No.
30O3 east Marshall street Saturday, July y. 1891.
at { O. clock Z. NJ. AUSTIN, infant son OF J. X.
and A. j.. Morris; age one year and I'VE months.
ITL0CK.-Diod. Saturday at A. H..
ETHEL ST. CLAIR, only child of J. NJ and ii.
4. Whitlock; age six months and Ave days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-28
South. and Mis-, sallie Hammer. Of this city

South. and Miss Sallie Hammer. Of this city.
have been successfully at the head u
this institution. OF the thirty-seven years
that the school has been in existence Pro-
lessor Winston served as IFS principal twenty
seven Of them. Among its graduates are .
large number OF ladies who are themselves
prominent instructors. and there are hundreds
Of distinguished ladies in this city and seat
tered throughout the South who received in
struction at this institution.
Among the board of trustees now in charge
of the Richmond Female Institute are II. A.
Upper. president: Rev. DR.. W. H. Hatcher,
Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum. Rev. Dr.. J. II.
Frost. Rev DR.. George Cooper d. 0. Davis,
Esq. Hon. II. K. Pollard. Messrs. T. II.
Elicit. b. F. johnson. Josiah Ryland and DIR.
Matthews of Manchester.
DR.. Nelson will move bis family to Rich
mond in few days. and make immediate ar
rangements for permanent residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-28
In the CourtA.

CAancery Co,ri-James II. Hardgrove yes
torday qualified rs administrator with the
VIII annexed, of Miss Helen j. King.
City Circuit CoOt.-Suit was instituted yes
terday by II. Wallerstein a Son against NJ.
Dugan, Jr Case, damages 5000.
Hisiinqs Court.-Judge S. i. Witt has taken
his family to Feuquier county, where they
viii spend the remainder of the summer In
his absence Judge Barton. of fredericksburg,
opened court for him yesterday, but immedi-
a,ely adjourned the jury over until to-day.
number of indictments against persons
who have failed TO pay their license taxes in
the time prescribed by the law will come up
for trial TODAY