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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
fIFTY-THlRO CONGRESS.
Report from the sugar-Trust Investigating
Co,nniifee Eunsten Unseated.

Report from the sugaf-irust ih'esus"uhb
Committee -Funsten Unseated.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-SENATE.-
A petition was presented by Mr.. PETER
from citizens OF the United States Indus
trial Army, now in encampment near
Washington, asking for immediate en-
ployment on public works at fair wages
or else for national assistance to sup
nor; their own wants by cooperative IN
dustry." and forwarding the draft Of
bill 10 carry out their ideas. This bill re-
ouires the Secretary of War to inaugu-
rate a system OF public Improvements on
which employment shall be furnished 10
all citizens applying at the minimum rate
az wages OF s. a day. The Secretary OF
the Treasury Is TO issue legal-tenier
Treasury notes to the amount Of s25,OO.-
GOO and is TO issue annually sufficient
amount 10 meet the requirements OF the
hill. The petition and bill were referred
70 the Committee on Education and Labor.
The conference report on the District or
Columbia appropriation bill was presented
and agreed to.
The House anti-o2tion bill was reported
nv MIR. Washburnc from the Committee
on Agriculture and placed on the caieh-
dar. Mr.. George, of Mississippi dissent
from the report solely on account OF wnat
Re regarded as the inadcquacy OF the
measure 10 effec, the intended reform.
SUGAR REPORT
Mr.. Gray. chairman Of the select eom-
ulttee on the sugar investigation. pre-
sented an ''incomplete report" with aii
the evidence taken. and asked that the
committee be discharged fror further
action under the resolution appointing u.
To this request Mr.. Chandler objected
ana IL went over. Minority reports were
made by Mr.. Allen and by Mr. Lodge for
himself and MIR. Davis.
The House bill to change the lines oe,
tween the Eastern and Western JUDICIAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

Cases in the Police Court.

The continued cases against, Mike
O'Rourke Richmond's baseball KING,
were called in the Police Court yesterday
morning, and again postponed until the
SIN instant This was done on account
of the absence of witnesses. Mike II
charged with trespassing on the premises
of X. f.. Firth. and shooting his DOG,
with cursing. abusing. and smacklng the
said Firth. and with cursing. abusing'
and threatening to kill Elem Emory: Firth
is also entered upon the docket Tor as
saulting and beating Frank Binford.
and his case goes over until the Nh.
John Leaman. white man, charged
with stealing four canteloupes from Har-
rs Meredith. was sent to Jail for thirty
davs I'm default of security.
The cases of Henry and Melvin Mea-
dows. the former accused of lighting In
the street. and the latter OF cursing'
abusing and threatening to beat William
Thornton. were continued until tomorrow.
George Smith. Henry Jones, and Tom
McGinness (colored went to jail for three
DAYS on the charge of being suspicious
characters and trcspassing on the pro-
perty of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way.
The other cases were trfling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
STABBED TO DEATH.
FATAL FINALE OF A sToNe-cuTTERs'
FRoLIc At GRANITE.
George w. TImmons the Victim. and John
&. Russell the Slsyer-Both Are
Richmond Men.

There was n fatal finale to sort OF
Jubilee among the stone-cutters at the
ouarries of Messrs. Mcintosh Il Reeney,
at Granite. about 8 o'clock yesterday al
ternoon. George W. Timmons, young
man about "a years OF age. VINO resideu
at No. 1901 Ashland street. was the Vlcum
OF the melee. and his slayer was CO.
worker named John c. Russell. Scotch
man, who lives on the corner OF Ihir-
tieth and Marshall streets. Russell gave
himself up to the Chesterfield authorities
Granite. the station at which the killing
occurred, is about five miles from Man
chester. on the old Richmond and Dam
Vile. now the Southern railway.
WHAT THE BROTHER SAID.
II was very difficult to secure the de-
tails OF the homicide last night but from
Mr.. Charles Timmons. a brother OF the
deceased. Dispatch reporter secured the
following story:
george Timmons and John Russell
worked together as stone-cutters LOT Mc-
Intosh & Runey The former had oiily
been employed there about TWO week.
having but recently completed MS ap-
premiership. / left the quarries ABOUT ~
o'clock in the morning. because the stone
had run out and we had nothing to do.
Several others, among them my Drother
and Russell, remained, and later IN tne
afternoon the boys sent up on the NIL
for some wine. and / guess the grape
wine. mixed with the mean whisKey'
caused all the trouble
shortly after midnight the body or TIM
mons reached home, having been sent lot
bv relatives of the deceased 1t was ac-
COMMANDED by several eye-witnesses 10
the cutting. who told the Dispatch man
that both men were drinking and engaged
i'm n quarrel as to the wages received Dy
Russell. 1t is said that Timmons called
Russell "a liar" and started 10
strike him with n rock. when the Scotcn-
man stuck his knife into his adversary
abdomen. inflicting deep ana deadiy
cash Of an inch and half In length
Timmons also received a cut about two
inches over the left temple. He expired
in fifteen minutes
THE INQUEST.
Constable Burke, Of Chesterfield. was
summoned, and getting a jury together
bepan an inquest. which, after few wit
ness IS had been examined. was ADJOURNED
until o'clock this evening. The testi-
mony before the Coroners jury was prac-
ticaIly In accordance with the story pup
lished above.
Timmons Is said to have been steady
and industrious young man, VINO seldom
took a drink Of anything. He leaves
widowed mother. two brothers, and one
sister.
His SLAYER IS about - years old. and
has a young wife and two little children.
He. too. is said to be a temperate man,
and bore good reputation among those
who knew him. He is a son-in-law OF
Mr.. ". a. o. Coles. the mover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
CALLED OUT OF RANKS
And Arrested Oh the Charge Of Stealing .
Watch.

Sidney 4. Crump, a young man, aged
10 years, a member Of Company ID, First
Regiment. was arrested at the Armory
last night and locked UP at the Second
Station on "A charge Of stealing goid
watch valued at Si5 the property oil D. d.
Jones. one Of his comrades. ,,
1t appears that some time since ar,
Zones. having changed his citizens saip gar,
for his uniform to participate IN uria, a,
- .aI,a,.od ~ his watch and chain, whlch
ne had left In his vest pocket in his BIN.
Sergeant TcmIinson was put to worn ,ocS
on the case. and traced the tItl, Jo
10 Jacobs pawn-shop. An accurate ue
scrjntion closely tallying with that oi
Crump was given by Mr. Jacobs. ana uad AT
the drill last night Mr. Crump was canien III,
ont of the ranks by the comIiahu'ns1
ofIicer and recognized by both MT. anu
Mrs Jacobs. who were present. as the
man who had pawned the watch ne wa
at once placed under arrest by SergeaIi'
romIineon and will be given nearing
in the Police Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

Mr. Lewis -. Crenshaw's condition was
regarded as somewhat improved yester
day. III,
his hand. There is vt danger that IL may
be necessary to amputate the member
Mr. Antonia Grifiigna. the keeper OF -
Johns burylng-ground. who was as
saulted by negro early "Wednesday
morning. was resting easily yesterday.
The blow dealt him caused cOncussion OF
the brain. Dr. r. T. Ellis. Mr.. Grtiigna' 5
physician. said last evening that his
patient was unable to give any d@scrip'
colored man.
The condition of Robert Trimmer, the
Young white man who was shot by an
unknown negro at the corner OF Twenty
eighth ami Z streets, Wednesday night.
was quite favorable yesterday. The ball
was located by Trimmer's physician yes
terday. but IL was thought best not 10
remove il for while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Daring Robbery.

Wednesday morning thieves entered the
residence of Mr. W. II. Graham, No SO3
west Main street, and made away with
All of the clothing in the house.
Mr.. Graham Is book-keeper for ID. X
AIIdyette. His family Is out of the city.
and during the day Wednesday he was
al his office shortly after his departure
from home the thieves entered his house
through a back door. and, boldly gather
,ng mn all of the fine clothing In sight.
Dackad the garments in bed-linen, and
,rra,ked out OF the frOnt-door.
;Tbe police are at work on the case. but
"a vet have found no clue TO the Identity
~ the marauderS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Badly Shocked by lightning.

Mrs. u. II. Alley who resides at No.
2909 Williamsburg avenue, was severely
stunned by one of the sharp flashes of
lightning about o'clock yesterday after
noon. For several hours Mrs Alley was
unable TO speak. and II was reported
around the city that she and her daughter
had been killed. Mrs. Alley says that
Immediately after the fash she felt as
II she was being consumed by fire. The
same bolt is said TO have struck the Com
federate Soldiers and Sailors monument
and TO have injured the gilt lettering
upon that shaft. Mrs. Alley Is not badly
hurt Just twenty-one years ago this
lady received a similar shock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
PROFESSOR c. J. HARRIS DEAD.
lie Had Long Held the Chair of Latin at
Washington and Lee.

LEXINGTON, August 2.-(Special)-
Professor Carter Johns Harris. NJ. A..
LII. D., emeritus professor of Latin In
Washington and Lee University. died this
morning. after an illness of three weeks.
The immediate cause of his death was
Inflammation of the stomach. He was
born In Hanover county. Va, IN ls2S
Since 1853 he has held the chair OF Latin
in the university, and been a resident OF
this community. He was universally liked
and esteemed by all.
He was a man of varied learning. and
his mind was well stored with all the lead.
ing events In the social. business. ana
pollt!cnl world during the past iifty years,
which made him a charming converse
tionalist. lie viii be greatly missed an
this community. as every one seems TO
feel that his death Is to them a personai
SORROW.
He was a member OF the presbyterian
church. His funeral will take place from
the chapel 6f the university at 1;do ocIocii
r. II on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
ELLETT HAS THE CITY
Result Of the Congressional
Primary Yesterday.
A VERY QUIET CONTEST.
Wise Gets Eighteen and His Opponent
Rlfty-Siy Delegates.
A VERY SMALL VOlE.
The MaSS-Meeting Of HenrlcO
Democrats.
An Exciting Catbering-faiiuro 10 hioo'
Delegates and Primary
Agreed Upon.

Fflctt. Is delegates; Wise, Is. That was
The result Of Richmonds congressional
primary held yesterday.
Apathy. except on the part OF the can
hdatcs for congressional honors and their
leaders was tho Characteristic feature OF
the election. The vote was only about
nnc half Of the Democratic strength In
The city. and those who went 70 the polls
Uerc permitted 10 hand in their tickets
without being mOlested or bantered by
,r,.cierS. In fact, there was better order
about the votng-plsccs than has OBJ
,aincd at them for years.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit. who led his
opponent. Hon George -. Wise by 052
votes and 3S delegates. was sangu'ne from
the 0rst that nc wot1d carry the city.
and his friends manifested confidence
that he would secure 20 TO % of the a
delegates. The Inter also estimated That
II thcir champion received this number
Colonel Ellctt would get the nomination
on The first ballot.
Mr. Nisc's friends ala not wnver In
their belief that the Congressman would
carry the city until the last moment,
and even then. they felt satisfied. they
aid that thcar favoritc. who Is a veteran
a., ,ho f-n,teI states lower legislative hail,
,,iII lc returned with newly-won laurels.
an d.v lou, the chiefs and their leaders
,rc-. hard at work. Both Captain Wise
.,, Colonel Elicit. accompanied by
f,t.,ds. visited the polling places several
ti.n.s during the day. and. IT being viva
,,co primary. it could easily be told how
,,cb candidate stood Up 10 ? O'Clock II
e..,ood as H. generally speaking. Colonel
t-l.,, ,Vas In the lead up town. ana
.orgr.ssoIsn Wise ahead down town. IL
,,,s not though. until the returns came
t, ,ba, Tho exact status was learned.
RECEIVING THE RETURNS.
The CIV Central Democratic Committee
moi Al the OId- Market Hall at $50 O'Clock
,,s, uieb. t. receive the returns. Chalr-
man Marion J.. Dawson presided, ana
,,,,r. th,u a quorum Of the members
80 ,,,.s.nt There was also large
crowd az .agrr spectators IN attehuahCc'
"a a. ,he result at each precinct was
..,,,,,,.rc..I tho air was rent WAth cheers
fr.,p the assembled supporters OF the
-, s,,cc.s,ful congressional aspiraht.
~. Cbeir stated the object Of the meet
,,. and tppoint.d Messrs. Eoyce. Han
ANA NcKouny as clerks.
mo result Of the primary in detail as
-, d.. ,be returns 20 the city Commit
g..iIt ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
A Dangerous Counterfeit.

WASHINGTON. August 2.-The most
dangerous counterfeit OF United States
money discovered for years Is announced
from the Treasury Department to-day.
because il Is so difficult of distinction from
the genuine note the counterfeit Is de-
scribed in minute detail by the Secret
Service, in order to put the public upon
it's guard The counterfeit is of the $40
legal-tender-note. series of 1881, check let
ter b. face-plate number 22Jo. back-plate
number 2292. signed by W. :. Rosecrans;
Register: James W. Hyatt Treasurer: ana
bearing a portrait Of Webster and large
rounded seal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Next Sunday at Old Point.

Next Sunday, August 9Th. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio will run another Sunday
outing" when a large number Will take
advantage Of the exceedingly low rate ana
the respite from the heat Of the city.
Special train will leave Richmond sun
day. August 5th. at A. M. ana leave
Old Point at p. NJ. on the return.
Round-trip rate only 81. Merry, merry.
bathing. boating, visiting the fort. soldiers
Home. and excursion to the Capes. make
the nine hours at Old Point pass delight
fully. No stops. Two hours schedule In
each direction. No crowding on the train.
This is no chartered excursion. but quiet
outing. under the auspices Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Strike I'm New York.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Shortly before
noon to-day the men employed at the
One hundred and thirty fourth Street
Grammar-School struck. They are mostly
ance is that although they are union
men. they do not receive union wage $.
Since that time the men employed on
several of the schools in the same To-
cality have gone on strike. The strike Is
extending down town. and IL Is thought
that work will be generally suspended on
the New York public schools with the
end of the lay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.
Tendered Professor Anton schatzei AZ ''''
Y, VI. 4. a.

Professor Anton Schatzel. the phys'ca'
director of the Young Mems ohris'''"
Association. returned to the city yeste' u"y
morning. after spending his vacation AZ
Chatsuoua. New York city. ana Lons
Island. A delightful reception was TEN
dered him last night at the assoclatl,on
rooms by the gymnasium members cSvie'
ana boat clubs. The rooms were tas
fullv decorated with potied plants anu
naIms Selections were rendered py the
'Cvclc Ouartettc which Is composed Oh
Mr. W. $. Henning. first tenor; Mr'
II Reginald Walker first bass, ana MT
Charles W. Hunter, Jr., secOhu pass pas
Miss Clara Tompkins. Mr.. W. X: NaiKer'
Mrs ] II. Tompkns. Mr.. Alan H. Siark,
and Mr.. John w. Yarbrough, Oh tne
Arion Scxtette. also assisted IN enterlali-
ing the company. Refreshments were
served by the lady friends ot tne asSo
ciation and the evening will long De
nleasantly cherished in the memory OF an
Who were present. After refreshmehts'
eneeches were made by Mr.. Joseph Mont
gomerv. who presided. Professor Schatzei, 1
Nr Morgan Shepherd, president @, ,he
Ivceum League OF America; Mr WhsOn,
Wnliams. president Of the boat cluD' anu
Nessrs. Gennet Burruss. John Seoul anu
T. A. Arthur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

The new and handsome steamer Po ,a-
hontas will leave here Saturday, A-u-
gust II. 1884, at 10 l.. ~. arriving At Nor
folk at 6 a. NJ, and cobb's Island Aug Ist
18th at II 4. NJ; returning, VIII l@svo
Cobb's Island at 5 4. NJ. August l2th.
arriving at Norfolk at T.. NJ. and Rich
mond at : 4. NJ August l3th. Music VIII
be furnished by the Blues Brass Band.
For further Information and tickets see
Virginia Navigation Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Iabor-POpulist Coalition.

COLUMBUS. o.. August 2.-Represen,N
,,yes of the ohio United Mine Workers.
American Railway Union. Knights OF La
Dor. street car employees, ana seyeral other
labor organizations are In secret caucus
here formulating a call for state con-
vention to be held here August lech anu y,
t-th 10 nominate a State tioket. That ~
the time set for the Populist State Con-
vention, with whom the labor organiza-
tions OF Ohio will form coalition
Among the leaders, are 1ohn & Mebr1dsi;
other labor chiefs. who have mostly here
tofore voted the old party tickets They
claim they will cast lI5,cW votes ana
elect several congressman and their
county tickets In all the cites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Insfallntion of Omcers.

At regular meeting of the Ancient
order of Hibernians held at Lee Camp
Hail "Wednesday night. the following oiii-
cers were installed: President, Daniel Hig-
Gins. Vice President. 5. /. Kelly: Record
,ng-Secretary. James Z. Grady: Financial
Secretary, John J. Reilly; Serseant-at-
Arms. George Cunningham; Treasurer NJ.
carmody: Marshal. John X. Malioy.
Standing Committee-P. NJ. ODonnell,
John r. Dopleavy. Philip O'Nelll. John
Rankin. James +. German.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone ~

Please add the following names anI
numbers to your list:
62j-H. NJ. Smith. Jr.. residence.
54-Pollarl a Ragby.
602-Mechanics F.re-Insurance comp uny.
Telephone No. 41S has been nlacod in
Messrs. Dudley 4 Grays. real estate
agents $40 east Main street.
RICHMOND TELE. EXCHANGE.
X. Il. ROOD. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
OLD Directors Reelected.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Old Dominion Iron and Nail works
Company was held at their office yester,
day' The presidents report was read, ana
shaved the company to be In excellent
condition. The directors were reelected.
a. follows: Arthur B. Clarke tpresidenp,
DR. Francis r. Willis. Captain Philip
Haxall. Mr.. Meredith F. Montague. Mr.
Douglass Baird, and Mr.. X. NJ. Blanken-
ship was elected secretary Of the Board
of Directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Dispensary Injunction.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. August AT
Aiken to-day, Judge Aldrich signed an
order restraining the local authorities OF
Aiken from interfering with the state
Dispenser In the discharge Of his duties.
The order was made returnable on Au-
gust 9th, and VIII probably result In
decision upon the cOnstitutionality of the
dispenssry law OF 1898. under which Gov
srnor Tillm&n claims thar he has the
right 10 resurrect the dis.ensary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

from j.. l.. crumley. merchant. The
checks were drawn on Crum:sy, ana IN
James NJ. Arrants. and had been paid
by Haynes & Henson and Kiser Brothers.
Wholesale merchants at Knoxville. There
II evidence that the forgeries were COM
Gently . merchant at Bluff City, and left
there pretending that he was going west.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Newspaper Chsnye. Ownership.

LyNCHBERG, VA, August ..-The
Daily Advance this afternoon made tn.
annoulcc S1sl. tNa' the emit p'-7t
that ncwspg per had been sold to Mr. De
putron iln.On. Wac MA Dr ~o.. ..
ani publisher hereafter Mr.. G.lii0n IL
native Of the Island OF Guernsey. and
hns ensogcd in news paper work on botl
SIDES OF the, Atlantic. He has edited
papers In four States of the Union, the
last having been Colorado.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
At Auasex Court.

WAvERLY. August 2-tSpecial) )-The
August term OF Sussex County Court
met to-day, Judge West presiding. the
only case OF Importance being that OF the
Commonwealth against Sam Eppes.
charged with murder The trial was be-
gum. and II Is expected that 1t viii be
finished Tomorrow or at late hour to-
pight. The prisoner Is represented oy
Judge Rives. OF Prince George, and Mr. Z.
T. Lassiter, OF Petersburg: the Common
wealth by Mr. W. Y. Cooke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Negro gurx,.rv Arrested.

BRISTOL, TENN, August 2.-tSpeciai)
Frazier Jones and VIII Taylor (colored).
were arrested here this evening by the
Bristol (Va.) police. They are wanted
at Radford for burglarizilg the stcre OF
A. Robinson. from which they took 800
worth OF goods. They confessed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
hENRlcO'S MAss-MEeTINc.
Delegates MOI IIected-A Primary to lie
Held Monday.

The scene around Henrico county court
house prior 10 the opening OF the court
room doors at noon yesterday beggars
description. Fully i.CD0 undismayed Demo-
crais-sOnc wearing the red OF Colonel
Tazewell Ialett and others the blue OF
lion. George ID. Wise-who had assembled
Tor the mass meeting announced to be
held for the purpose Of electing delegates
y the congressional convention. stood on
the ground and Ia the offices aud perched
on the yard-raiing. all holierlng loudly
and cheering for their respective candi-
date
II was apparent from the beginning .hat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
To Cleanse the system,

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
From General 4. X. Hopper. q. r. A., Den
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

~. tp.tl.a;ion: Total vote cast In the
Oily 5rs
ll.ri, majority Of votes. 532.
!i'rii majority Of delegates, 3s.
N''' o." Urinary plan the candidates
ar required To- report the names OF their
nct's"ies and aiternates To- the secretary
or me 'ip democratic Committee by
noon on Monday. the 9Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Lee Cs,nn To Might.

II is especially desired that there be
,aree attendance at the meeting OF Lee
camp tonight, as final preparations will
he made for the trip 10 Innisa-
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