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T
vyilOLK NUMBER? 12,856,
RICHMOND, VA.. TnURSDAT.
DISPATCH.
MARCH 5. 1891. THREE CENTS PER COPT.
;SP OF REED'S HOUSE
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rraidito i?, ?nspueb.]
l'nited
Lliarle?tcii nrrivivl at H*n
u.*'*'?lai tJT '' '? :ulu?
< II- N. Harria und<?.
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'??n. (..- (ilesa Las
ym^ui4 ???ui duty at tbe ?Naval
Academy on the 1st of April and place?
on waitiiicrjiers: Oomm^daeO- M cXZ
\Z *? ^?? ,1"u*l'h"<? 'r.un special ilotyir
theNevj IWrtrnotit on the Slot instan
and,?r?W,,l to doty ?I (he Naval Aoa?
ontte m ,.t Apr? ,?.r. ? CfTOmMMlkn
t__?U.t ' "'?' !1*^t*nt-ravii,a<t<?
i liar . s M. Lav from duty in the BtUMM 0
'.'"?M"ns *?;? Clothing on th.? (tth ?.
?il. \??kohitnin. .Upan. j>cr stearoo
?... the 12.1. ,,f April fr,,,,, h,..' Frai.?'!*',,
m ii Pr^^AesretaoUPaymaetar M 0
McDotiii!. 1 from duty al th.? Naval H,?.,,'
tai, xpkoHoma, Japan, <>n the reportinr,,
lus relief, and ordered t<> return horn.? am
?tllM ?MlllJBBJa
THE RAILRiDAO COMMISSIONERS.
Resolution? Adopted at Their Conf?rent.
I? VI astilngton.
(By telegraph to the I'l?poteh.J
^v?sr,MTo:.. Mardi A T-e OoaTserRot
a Iroad Con i to-dai
adopted n? ? following reeoluti
it II is com, for the Oo-treaso)
the I mt.-'i stut?-s and for the Legislature?
o? Uie\ar:?>iis stut?.s to re??ate, withii
respective tphegi,, t?.e rateo o
I? ' traffic an.f
legal and eonstitu
ttonal runitat?ona which, ander oui
trativeacM
rbal it la within the imwirnf Congre?
ami th. st it.? l>gi?latnro?to del.
power of reasonable reerulation ol ratee ti
rs and t<> _riketh??ii
findings npoo qneetionsof faet, after fall
pportunity to be heard, aa oonele
tiding npoo thi? courts nu tin
findings uu?l a?-ts of other administrativ?
ollie.
Thai unif.-Ti.ii'v is desirable laooogroa
nonaland State legislation onthes?bjaei
of ratea to the end thatp blic regulation
? i retes muy be practioalli reached bythi
? ?operation between State and lu.
t. r-t?- .ti~.
"FiM. That a committee of five, bann
the Chair to orge au a Oca
n as possible alter theopeaini
I of ite next r?gulai session, the imperativ?
iractiou iiv Umt body calculated t<
liasti-i. and insure the eqaipm.
cHra throughout tin country with anifora
? -.-i with train-brnko-i,
and the eqaipmenl of looomotiree tritt
dnviii...?*!.. to pre ?-ut and
he pas?ese <.f a lull therefor.
n.-l. Thai the committee, bofor?
? tine the bill to the appropriate con.
?onal committees, be reqnested aft?-i
public notice, t.- ; its n bearing to ao?
i repreaentetivee of snch organisa.
turns ?>f railroad officials or emploies ut
lau- desire to be heard.
"Third. 1 rotary of tins con
vention act m secretary lor thi
mitb ."
Dtinning the committee
on re ?sonable retes with instructions to re.
port to the nexl oonference saoh further
facts and suggestions in connection with
? as nay be deemed deairable
: ?pted.as was also a r?solution that
whom til?- subject of ?m.
tomatio-couplen end oononoons eir>
. wius referred be requested to con?
sider and report to the next conference of
railrtMd oommisMoners opon tl>?> expedi
ency of reqneet?ng national legislation
opon I : of lighting and heating
ger-cars. l?es.?hitinns of thimkBto
Chairman Cooley for bnpartial ruling? ami
ly for services rendere 1
were adopted. Toe conference then ad?
journed to meet In Washington on the
: Wcdne-dav of April of next ytiir.
CONGRESSIONAL ECHOES.
rnblle Itullillng Mill? Introduce?!, I'atned,
end Vetoed?Th<? " Ptteket Vctii,"
By t?l?pr?ph to the Dlsrat.-h.i
W_s_nrannt, Murch 4. -A atatement pro
pered by the Clerk t?> the House Commit?
tee ?il Public Buddings and Grounds
shows flint daring tho past Congreaoell
lulls for ill?' erection of public i aildings
were introdnoed, carrying a total appro
priati. . ?i tins Dumber
? 1 both houses, appro?
priating 9lS.o76.n89, fill of which became
ive four, which were vetoed by the
?nt.
Eleven bull ? Concresn at this
. fall? .lt.. ' BOOBO laws
set i?m of the "pocket feto." Only one of
iras of a publio character?tl
Eastern division of the North?
ern Judicial district of Georgia. All
-.sere r? ? if bills of different kinds.
THE COPY^JG_HJJBILL A LAW.
Signed ?itli an lat-le-Oulll at Least Two
I'ect I.?>nir.
flly telegrnph tu the Dispatch.1
W-Hunomw, March 4. The President
signed the copyrigtit bfll shortly after in*
arrival at tne Capitol this morning. The
frien is ol the bill ha 1 sake ! Private-Secre
tarv Haliord to request the Preatdent to
place his Signatare I ?thomeesure with a
('iiill pen "f the style used in the earl) day*
ti and this? was done. The
iju?l was plucked from the wing of alarga
an eagle and waaat leael two feet
long, it was sent to the President by Mr.
n. of New York, oeere
the International ( '? p. n,-?' League.
The pen wes then returned to Mr. ?foult?
Ident's complimenta,
Leonard Jerome No >fore.
H'.y telecroph to the Dispatch.1
v.? anata*, !?.('-. March 4. Leonard
of New York, recently removed
pndon to Brighton in the hope that
,::ti. which bad been in s precarious
r sollt?' tun". Blight be l1n|i?"V. ?,
died last night
? t at his '
when he passed away.
I'opillation of North Caroline.
fHy telegraph to tho Dispatch. 1
W-SHDioTOM, March i. The C?neos Bu?
reau to-day announced the p ?pul
.re of North Caroline by i i
follows- Whites, 1.049,191; colored. Ba7,
170 Indian-*. 1.571, Chinese, IS. Total,
1,617,_
OmtlBBII?! 1'ureliatie of Silver.
[Hy MMgMMS 10 ifco DisoaMM]
WABBnraiotr. March A?The amount of
silver offered for sal? to the treasury I>>
pertinent to-dey ? ? ounces, and
the m.:.mut purchased, 716,000 omoee,?!
_
AGREED TO DIF. TOGETHER.
Karh feliot HlBMelf?StarUltM I^nd of Two
liebreiv Stiiflent?.
[?,y telegraph to thi? D.tDatca.1
Cincinnati. O., Mweh 4. -A suicide of
two young students ?-t th?. Hebrew I niou
College occurred el i o'? lock this morning
.!, and Kace streets. The
roung nut. were [sadore H. Frauenthal
and Kniest Selling? r. 1 he? boarded in the
oltenfeidt, and occupied
ng rooms. About 1 V',. " ?i ,';
Sctiolt. rd S heavy full m th-ir
...h afterward another. Being
unableU.open the.doorJhe gol ll ?"',''':
oiBcer and broke in. rhey found tt?
liane: ?t himself in th.- head.
Sallinger took the pistol and fired a bal
divo when found,
but died in u few minnteo. On the tabl.?
was s note asking that telegrams
for Kniucnthal to Mr. .1 H. H-il. 1
man str? t.st. Loum, Mo., and f??r Sal
;...r t?. Hei.rv Landauer, eare.Joseph
..-?,,?.. A Co., 19 weet Third
Philadelphia. Bal_iger was abb? t.. tpeaA
when found, and seid" they had **?*J*
Ait bvtheirown b?nde. ?e_inger*? diary
bed an ?-litre yeeterdey ?ayinc ho **?
Hoiuc to end his nevcr-ov.suii' pain.
A Florido Senotorlal Vaconcv.
(lly Ulegroph U? tho Ulspotch.J
,n?Kso?iviix?. Fl?.. Maroh 4. Iha t??rm
of WilklnaonCtOl ae?Bitjd States wnetoe
from Florid? eiwed to_dey with Aead
ouriim.-fi' o? ti:- Plftj ?tptCtMfie?. ihe
?a-Vsliiture which will elect hi.s Bucceosor
? ,ne?t till Tuesday, April Tth and
it?Ser not cbo?r a aaeMtor ?snt? tne
closing hoiimot the aeasion, winch ?sliiu
t I v tue Constitution to sixty dav?.
ConiM-?uentlv there i? a vacancy winch will
b?filled by ?ppointmnit by tho Governor.
The ilv fealtm for making an aj.po.nt
u/ent a that the Htete may bo folly repr??
ae??edin the United K*^?^'' '? "'*
event of an extra ?<>-"-"'i "' i^mgr?,aa.
i mrnrn ti?? wwii-ii-ru*??*
Misa Jennie Van Leer and Ij.tijainin
namburger were ,?arr,,d.?iiriuee; ,??v night
mony Ux>k place under a Mlj?*v ' '? ?J
from an art-h of palms and cedars.. Italics
??nitod The bride is a daughter ?f S. A an
Crotr%rSl?nM
George liar.b.andMr.Mycr,of Uichmond.
M*r?i"?.re'? Acid Fho.phate,
A HjulTHrt-L Tosna
f7?txl In ?lace of Ittuons or nm+juw U esifi
totok*.
B.B.GRYM ES'ARREST
THE CLERK TO THE CITY TREASURER
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT.
Gaa mil? Rorclpled l.y Him Not Credited
but Knterad On the Andltnr'?
Hook? a? raid.
Mr. _ B. Orymet?. fint clork in tbe City
Tror.snror'sofliee, whs ?u.<pon(led from duty
lay hy Mayor F.llyson and order.-.)
under arrest on the charge ef embezzling
money fn?m the city of Hiehiiion.l.
It WBB in the Mayor'? oftioo that this oc?
curred, nn?l the warrant wa? ?worn out by
r<.liei'-.Iimtiec John J. Outohfiold.
The Justice, allowed bau in th? ?um of
??500 sad tho bond wa-^promptly giren.
1 ?i" lir-liminHry hearing of tho cano wai
fixed tor Katurduv tbe 7th instant at
lio .n.
TAKr.* nrFor.r. tue mator.
It was about Mo'eloes raaterdar mom
irer John K. Childrey, ac?
companied bj Mr. Qrymse, walked into
I be Mayor.
Mr. ? bildrey, in introducing tho subject.
Mated that hi be 1 ti v. ry patatal ?Ititv to
; lie hud |nMbeeninfonnedthat
1 comparison of the Treasurer'?
books sritb the gaa-bill l?o-,k ia the
Auditor's ofBee it appeared that on Feb?
ruary Mtfa und BStb, four gas bills had
been marked as paid oi thai.ks in the
Aaditor'a oi'io.-< for which there wa? no
ere lit i n tho books ol tha Treaanrer. Thut
when this omiwion wm d^soovered the
Is i. '.1 been marked ?i
paid were asked to exhibit their receipt b,
which were t.?'iii?l to be signed i?v Mr.
I and which be acknowledged were
i by him. i nder these eironm
BtBDcea he felt constrained to report Mr.
Qrjmi .< to the Mayor.
BAD HE mrrooT it.
May? r EujBOB sflid ho was Very much
?grieved to heir the aocnsation acainst Mr.
Qrymea and that it w.e? ???> grave a charge
he wo l be very glad to have aay H?nt...
ment from Mr. Qrymea that would show
that be bad bet n falsely accused.
Mr. Qrymea replied that the receipts
w?re certainly given by bin, bat he oast
have forgotu n t?> eater them oa the be ?k,
aad thai in tha hurry of rmalnoBB It must
have b. en forgotti a,
i lyor tnen inquired of Mr. Childrey
whether his ?riih waa found to be over that
night, und he Bald it was not. The traes,
tioa was then ask? -1 by tl e Mayor whether
the entries mads ia the gas-book in tha
Auditor's office in which the bills wen
1 i Mid ivre in his handwriting. II??
replied that they seemed to be, but that if
he err?te them ha mast have done il when
asleep, for he ha ! no recollection of huvimr
?lull?' BO,
TVT r.M'i-; aaaaar.
Mayor Ellyson Beat for (XtyJLttorney
Mer? dith, nml uft? r ? onanltatioa with him
he informed Mr. Orymes that be wasabonl
to perform the most painful duty ?if hi?
official life, which waa to suspend him
from office aad place him under arr<.'?t.
?Poll.?'-Justice Crutchfleld wa? tele?
phoned to come t?? the Mayor'? office,
which he promptly did, when the follow
iir" warraal wa.-. ?worn oat ;
Oltl Of I.ichmom?- 'Jo ?.-it:
/'-. 411 or Any of the fiibtie OJictrs of tht Ci';/ of
/.'" hinond:
Whereas, 3. Taylor Ellyson lia? thi? day mado
complaint aad Information os oath rjeforo me,
.iidiu ,t. CrnicBflsld, I'oiii'? Juatic? of ?aid
??l'.y. iti.it within six moutli? tail past, l-yi,
at ?aid ilty, K. Buford (iryra?? did unlawfully
and felontoatlr eintirrrle ?'?4.? cent? ?n I altad
State? currvnoy, tt.e property ot tin..Ity <-t Hi h
tii.ivl ; tlit-?e are thereon-, In tiio nau.i' . f IBS
Commonwealth ?if Vtrflals, to command you
l?>rihwllti to apprehend ami bring tutor? m?, r.r
?orne other fuaisue <>I th? pe?.-? <?f ?(.11
?Ity, th.' Body "f Hi? ?ail K. Butord firyme?
to ?UHwer complaint, ?n?l to he further
.l?alt with according to law. And moroovor,
upon tfca arraat of tbe aalfl k. Bufi.nl Qrymea,
Py virtue ? I tliis wnrrruit I command you, lu
loa name of the Commonwealth of virjrfin?. to
Bvmmon .1. ih\i..r Kllyaoa, .)o?eph raelton,
Milaa iur-.ln. II. L Wibtam?, Jubu K. Childroy,
-Thai M triar.-Watklus, J. L 1/SVr,
and K. y?-l;oefTor ?oap|.?-ar at th.? I'olloo.luaf.' ? ?'a
curt aa WHnaaass to t?>ailit In behalf ..f the
?wealth ?(."dust ttia ?aid K. Buford
i.rym?.- on ttio-day ot-, that 1? to ?ay, on
ttie uext day f.-llcwunf tbe day of arrcat. And
have Hun an?! Hier? this warrant wlih your re?
turn tl !
under my hand and ??al this 4th day of
March, 1 ti.
iseall Jons J. CsrTcnriit.n.
I'ollct? Justice
Mr, Qrymee sraa immediately ballad by
Justice Crutchneld for his appseranee ut
the Police Court Saturday at noon. Mr.
.lohn p. Branch went on th" bond, which,
us stated above, was for tbe sum of - i
There are four distinct warrants m tho
ne fur each bilL
7 m Motan oTT.iiA?vni.
The gas- bill? are made out in the Audi?
tor's offioe by Bill-Clerk Jow ph M. Slielton,
by whom they are listed ins ledger pre
pared for that special parp?se. Tins book
?\. ral columna which contain tho
number of the bill, the district, nuwe of
? ty of ?^a-i need, and
,i of tho month's bill, 'the last
column to the right of each page is loft
blank, and when the bills paid each day
are calli ?1 <>fr from tbe Treasurer's l?o??k in
tii' ftfternoon the date ol payment is en?
tered in injures witta pencil.
Ten days after the mils are delivered in
each district the lull-clerk (.?oes over his
listing-books and makes up lis delinquent
h-t, which is banded over to the Inspector
to be ?halt with according t?> law. Ho
? n this delinuu? nt-hst all bills that
nave not been check? ?l off, unless there i?
?nd reason given for not doing so.
BB CltECKEl? TUE nU*
On th?? aft? ruoon of February 25th Mr.
Qrymea went mt?> the Auditor's office,
Mr. Turpinand Mr. Williams were
cneoking <>'T Mr. Greenbow's book from
atsnrer's office. Mr. Grymee asked
Mr. Willisms please to add np bin book tor
him aad he (Orymesj would ?l? Mr. Wil
. r him. This waa Bgreed
to and Mr. G red about a page
In tin. bill-book. Mr. Tarpin calling from
t !?. i r< ris-ir? r'a o
In? Honda*/ when making out hiede.
? lor th.' Second district Mr.
Bhelton noticed thai rhalhimer Brothers'
lull No. MU for 123.86 waa checked in a dif?
ferent band from that of lir. Williame, who
u-uallv ?iitl the work. Tho bill wa-. mark?
ed as paid on the -.Mili, aad aa Mr. Orymes
had checked ap on the 26th tbe clerk could
ii. i onderatand it. He mads a r-'d nn<;
around th?? entry and went ahead.
n be had nnisbed Ihh delinquent
list Clerk Kbelton conferred with Chis la
? W. P. Kaowles, and they ezam
e Treasurer's book to see ii th.? bill
be as entered aa paid. Mr. Kuowi?-?
beiBR unable tu bad the bill went t?> T?.,1
hiiii.'r Broutera' store end asked to see
their February gas bill.
i. wi?. Boxoaaamn.
Thrco bilw were ahowB the laspector,
all of which were receipted by B? ti.
Qrymee under dut?.? of February Mtb.
Mr. Kaowles returned to the office and
ha and lir. 8helton then went over the
- from tho date of the ?le
livery of the bills until March 2d, but
eoald find to entry of the one which had
excited their suspicion, aHhoaga thi i
two w.-re discovered.
?ill clerk knowing that Mr. Orymes
, ?! the Auditor ia chicking the
rert books r.n the 16th for a ah >rt
tune, paid BO attention to the bills (irynn ?
had checked an thai date, lint after dis?
covering the error o? i halhimef Brothers,
be aad sir. Knowiee w.-nt ?.ver the liftiug
isd mad.? a list of every bill that had
basa cheeked by Mr. Qrymea on the 25th.
, tw<? oiflcmis thou ezamiaed tho
Troasuror's liookn to see if the bills bad
.'. r d th? ? . I in",' found all had
leen ?mid except the aboveaudthe follow?
ing:
No. 122. Wotkins Hardware Company,
1811 east Mam, fU. , M .
N?. 1111, J. L. Ivovv, 423 north bixth,
118.30. , _. , ,
No. 1223, E. Scbaofur, 102 south higbtli.
I iir-y nl?o diseovered on further exami?
nation that, bill No. 120?.. J. I* Lery. UK)
larshall, amounting to $8.75, ; .
mg on the bill-clerk's Dook as havim: been
collected ou the 1'th of February, did Bot
appeur u|?i?ii the Tn-asmrer's book of thut
dav. . - , . ,
this last omifwion wa?not found until
after the arrest of Mr. (irymos, and makes
the unaccounted-for total fC7.'.?5.
Ii.aTXn BEKOBB P*II>.
Acurioti" fuct in tho ease is that the
gcbaefer bill, which i? checked on the bill
lx>ok a? savias beea p.?d ou the 25th, was
recoiptod on the 2tith. ....
,i?t? wore ahown for cacu of tno un
credited bills except thone of Mr. Levy.
They were all fdgned by Mr. iirymoa.
, .ii?! .shell? n iu?(?nainted
the Auditor with the ruault of their labora,
who in turn informed the Treasurer.
?rrATEMBNT or Tea nKi.soaBB.
City-Treasurer Childrey was seen at his
office yesterday by s Dispatch reporter.
lhelirnt intimation ho had of the mat
said, was obtained from tho Audi
tor'yeaterdaj taoratng. il? arrived at the
offioo before Mr. Qrymea did,, snd as ?oon
us tbe latter came in told nini wnat tbe
Auditor had comtuiinieated to him (the
Treasurer). Ho aad lir. Qrrmee vent to.
grther to Mr. Tnrpin's cfBcc, and when
cmfronted with the figures Mr. Dry me?
did not denv that they were _t
v. Inn osk'-'l bv the reporter if it waa not
i that Mr. Orymrs had pnt tho
money in the drawer and forgotten to
antee it on the booka and if tin? cash was
over ou the day of the omission (the 25thL
Mr Child??y replied in tho negative, ana
said that on tho contrary it was ?hort,
RAD BXLI'KD BETOBE.
Mr. OrvrocH also ?\-??istf*<l in checking the
bill-book ? n .January -Hh, but all bills
Marked paid <>n that date were found
en dit??! in the Treasurer's Looks.
It will probably not l?e known until the
MM OOtUM up Saturday exactly what form
the prosecution will assume. The four
eases ma?; bo taken up separately at 111 ? >
mav Ik? bunch.?d. It it said by soni" that
the new Cod?- givM the Commonwealth the
right to add th*? several ?other
end treat them m one transaction. If toa
fact is established, as all?_< d, that the en
try '21" ii, r'i bill-hook was
made on the 2Hh by Mr. Crvmes it mav be
thai the charge of alt??ring the I ?ok? will
be prafened against hirft, which would
perhaps be more serioei in ?tsconsequsuccs
il proven, than that of smbM?lemeal
WHM TO PAT.
Oeinaol M. h. BpuMWOOd has been re?
tailed a? eounsel i?.r Mr. Qrymea, and hi Id
a Ions oonfereoee with his enenl jri rtarday
in the Mayor's ofnee. Ton Jiispatcu re?
porter who MW him later in tho dfl
Colono] seid that h" had nothing to ?av.
and lu' had edrieed Mr. (irvtii'-s not to talk
tor publication. The DXSPATC- addressed
a note to Mr. QrymM and saked if he
wi h.-ii to say anything, but no reply wus
r> e.-ived.
PERSONAL.
Tb? Beeueed h.vs for several years taken
an a. ti\e interMt in publie enairs, end w
one of the ?nost popular yoong m. n in the
citv. H- is sei-retarv at tie Powhatan
Clnb, and three years oso, wh.'ti Mr. Chil
drey was elected Treasurer, was selected
to represent Madison Ward in the Common
Council. He reeigned his scat t<> accept
the clerkship in the Ti Maurer 'a o?MB. M
a Democratic worker he ha? bed nomi
perior, has always been found wh?-re most
needed on election-day?in Jackson Ward.
Three years ego when Bon, J. Taylor
Blysou entered the conteei lor the meyor
ally be had no more ?jutl.usia.-tie or active
supporter then Mr. Qrymea. an I it wm
this tact that male the Mayor's duty
doubly tiainful to him yesterday.
The friend? of Mr. thyme?and they
are legion?will be slow to believe ihat he
can be guilty of tho offene? ohsrged,aM
tin- hope is general that when the proper
time comes for him to present his side of
She MM he will beabletosbow that ho
has not violate 1 the law.
His resignation m cl.-rk to the Traaour? r
wti? placed in the hands of the Mayor soon
affr the arrest yesterday and was written
to take effect immediately.
NOT THE RIGHT VAN YET.
Captain Hulee Satlttled of Trigs'? Inno?
cence?No Development?.
Polioeman Cheetenuan reached Kich
mond yesterday morning from (Mover,
Halifax county, bovino ni trasto ly William
Trigg? Hie man who wtf nrre-.:e.l ;n that
town on suspicion of being the assailant
of little Btwsie Pulling, who wns assaulted
m Uns city la*t w??r?k.
On i?eing queotkmod by Captain Huleo
Tri?/?; stoutly deniod that be WM in anv
wiii connected with the crime, and seid
be waa not in this eity until tb< Saturday
after the dead wm perpetrated. As I -
statemenM showed aloioei c inclusively
that he was innocent, of the eh
not taken before Beesi? tor identification.
it i- believed, however, that Tngg is
wanted in Norfolk for aome offence, and
Captain Hulee yeaterday wrote to the
autboritiM ?I thai city asking informa?
tion ooneerning the man. The prisoner
will be incarcerated until nn answer from
Norfolk is received.
i ? wen- no further dereloptnenta in
thi Pulling ca ? yesterday, and the crime
promises to be a mystery which will never
be solved._
ONE SICK AND TWO HURT.
The City Ambulance Called to Attend
Three Colored Tenons.
The citv ftmbulanc?? WM summoned yea?
terday a! 2:*j r. If. to attend b colored
woman at th?? OddJellows' Hull who was
uttacked with s fit. Ifedical relief was a 1
uiiilisiered end ?.he was taken b
A second rail wm received at 8 o'eJi ek to
attend a colored boy el the Locomotive
NVorks. win? had been run ovr by a car
and seriously hurt. His bip was hadlv
braised He was taken to tho almshonso
for treatment.
The lust call of the day was recorred at
MO P. M. to alt'-nd e color? I man on
Twenty-first and Vounbl? atreel ? who ha 1
fallen and cut his head. His wound- were
! und he was left at tin- piece of the
accident. _* __ _
PROVISIONS FOR HYPNOTISM.
The (iovernor Write? Mr. Illalne That
Then- are >o ?sueli letWB Were.
(iovernor McKinneyyesterday sent the
following letter to Beeretery Blsineinre
sponM to a communication from the lat?
ter asking what reairictione, U any. are
imposed upon the practice of hypootism
in Virginia:
Sir,?Your eomraunl-ation of ifur-h 2, 1*91,
inquiring for the information of the liritltli
MiiiHter ?t Washington, I). ('., what restriction?.
If iiny. are I m posad upon tl? praette? of hypmv
tlsm In ttm Suite of Virginia and r??.pi?ttlng
copie* of any la?* in this Cumin 'Oeoollll upon
o ? intrjeet, is to band. 1 beg reapecffeiry to in?
form you we liove no low* upon th.? tuliject tn
Virginio. I liavu tho booor to bo voit rctpoct
fully yours, _??.
An Irish Military Company.
Some weeks ago a movement was on toot
among the yoong Irish dtiseni >?f this city
to form it military eompeny to be chiii
:.ttr. ?y of Irishmen of sons of Irish?
men.
It bi-int: the desire of tho gentlemen m
corporatuig this movamcnl to have an in
dependent organisation like the K-.chmond
Light Infantry Blues action In the matter
was indefinitely post poned, m it will be ne
eeesary to si ?-tir?: a charter from the Gene?
ral Assembly of Virginia for each a com?
pany.
'ili?? movement, however, has by- no
fallen through, and the tro
will In- revived when the LegiaUtUTO MMtS
m I.ember. Several years ago th?-ro
were two Irish eompaniMin this city, and
tn? re is nowal nndanl autterial ir. >m which
to select a eompeny or even a battalion.
About Mrenty-flve young ?>.<-v. had ?x
i I their willingnoM to become mem?
bers of the new company.
Cnrrrtpondltig with the Rabbis.
The following committee dm been ap
potnted by '.beCongregation Beth Miaba to
take into consid?ration the vacancy in the
pulpit caused by the death "f the Inment
e?l l?r. Harris, and to recommend y fiuit
able minister to the congregation : Ms m
Millhi-er, Wdliam Lovonsietn, Ju?
lius Htrana, ('hurles Hut/.ler. Mo-.-s Th il
himcr. I'. I.aab, end lsiacl St? in. 'J Ik?
committee bai organised and have gone
actively to v,'.Tk By covrespoudeuw with
the leading rabbi? of tho coontry, and
hopa soon to be able to come to some con?
clusion. As \.-t 00 particular rabbi ha*
been MgfOBted.
liaptltt Ladle? Hold n Conference.
ral meeting ol Um liuptist Indi?*
of this eity wm held yeeterdey et AW P.
M. in the r o;us of the Woman's Christian
?t?OO.
Mrs, (I. W. Pleasant? presided, and tlie
attemlance was larga, BMliy ? ?> ry H.iptist
church in the city being repreei eted
The ladies wan regosejadto continue
their work in r"gar?l t<? the establishment
of n ilaptist booth at the Carnival I>?> la
Mir, which rommenoM April TtU. The
Baptist stand will bo under tho charge of
Mrs, Pleasant.--.
Tho Intoresl Ilallroad-Men.
The condition of Mr. Nicholas rVrriter
who was badly injured at tin? I'lehinona
and Allegheny shups I nessln y afternoon
by th?? explosion of a pot of molten brass,
was much improved yesterday, and he is
now thought to be out of daug?-r.
Mr. R. D. Boazolev, the gentleman who
wa? badly bnrt Tuesday by falling !??
i wi ? n two cars in the Alleghany yard, was
n?.t thoiicht to be improved yueterdav.
although his condition w uot critical. Ho
suffers a great deal.
To Moke 1 p the UailgeU
The Council Committee on PlnSMM. will
soon bogmthe orei.aratton of th?- unnual
budget and while so engnqed will probably
m??et every everun >rk will re
quire u Rreat deal cf time ami labor, as the
committees and heads of departments will
liavo to be heard regarding the needs of
the respective branches of the municipal
government.
?tin-Ill No? Honotl.
In giving the grand jury indictments
Tue-d. v tin? Dihpatch printed the name <;f
O. Donati which should bavebecu L Dmelli.
We charge you nothing for the advice,
but urge yon to buy Dt. Buil'a Cough
H*rup.
TIIANKS-PK?TI'RE.
HOWITZERS TO SEND WASHINGTON
ARTILLERY TWO TESTIMONIALS.
Th?y Adopt Kesolntlone and Ilorlde to Be
Photographed In a Body?Grate?
ful to Other?.
A joint mootinc of member? of tho How?
itzer Association and officer? of the bat
torr wa? held in the twsembly-room of
Mesera. Howman Poswell A Rhnmann at fi I
o'clock l?u?t evcnin?-? to tako suitable action I
in acknowledgment of the courte
rit tho hands of ?liff-rent military
orr?aniz:iti?ins while on their recent ?trip to
New Orlenn?.
Colonel \V. P. Smith presided, and there
ware present Mews. Thomas Booker, VV.
L. White, l;. \>. ?Towers, Frank ?. Hill.
Smith, fj. W. ilarwool, James T.
Oiajr, s. r,. Buhes, l>. 0. Darla, s. il.
Bowman, and Roben H. Boabar, of the
"i'ii, nui Captain Bntobe?oa and
?Sergeant T. If, Wortbnm, of the battery.
i'olori..| Bmitb In calling the meeting to
order stated tho object for which it was
called.
fjanaaa rnorosio.
Mr. W. L. White then offered tho follow
in- resolutions of thanks tothe Wushhtng.
ton Artillery, which ho stated were pr?-|i..r?',l
by him tit I h? r? ?lUest of several meiiil.'Ts
of tho Howitzers :
Whereas aft.tr trio moat ?vontful trip of our
11??? to tbe gr<>?t C're?c?nt City of th? ?outh, a?
guest? of tho Washington Artillery, traughi with
tha happln?t recollection? and unm?rred hy the
slight ?at in?'idnnt or acldcnt w? are "ilotn.?
again," not ?s ?one baa It, Irom a "foreign
ahore," but from the bean-., horn??, and tln.
?ld?? of our !?t? comrade? lu arm, who?? historic
names aro so ludelllhly lmpr??iv?d upon th.?
tali le U of our memory and upon the roster of
tho Army of Northern Virginia a? to liavo i.e.
eooaa h ?aaebotd wor?ia in oar homo?, city, aud
??tnto. ?? well a? In ev??ry town ami hamlet in
tb? Houth, ?nd who hy tn-'tr geaatM aad liberal
hoopltailty to u? hav? can ^ll.d entirely ovury
obligation tbey claim w? held tothe complete
?at!?la<tlon of ovory Howitzer a,u?l votoran;
therxfor? t>o It
tttsetrtd, Never "wbllo memory holds a ?ott
In this dutrncted globe" can tb? Howltier? for?
get their reception and entortAinnvnt, ?bano?
terlzed ?a thoy worn by a warmth and .ordlaltty
?ornfrephing In Ihl? ?legen, rai?'ai?,., and when
their ttireo itre?t King? ?hall b?vo pa????! away
-'.:. 1 th? ?Ud.vi tinsel of their rogai robe? ?hall
havo leas it? ic.-tre. tb? laurel? won by tho
Washington Artillery lu war ?u?t In poaco will
bo iresh and evergreen.
Baaaft I further, that we ?to most alaasrely
tni?t ?nd fervently pray that Ho Who nil. t
all and In Whoso hand? aro the ?|.?tlnieaof all
will charge Ills angol legion? "watch and ward
o'-r tt.i-e to keep,'' ?o that ?n?*oun orlng no t?m
peet-tOBBed wave? of ?nrrow iu makini; tin ir
voraffa of Ufa, th'tr frail barks may ba boma
?m. o'.rilv aud pleasantly aiomf the current of
tbo river of time, and Infinitely ahovo all tt.at
when tli.? "silver cord?'' am loo??M nnu tti.iy
?ball be launched forth upon tho great ocean of
oteriiitj-, ?t may bo ti fln?i ?afe ancfi? rage lu a
hoaveniy port, whore. BhalB red from every
?torm they may with boatl!'..- ?talon behold IBs
pearly gate? ?nd with o.el???t!?l trea?l wain tl,?
gm.len strootsof tha gnat ci'y of Uod, wh<?ro
Witt ".(?-per" glow it? bulwark? ai??l who??
wa'i? with emerald? bla?", ?nd th? "??rdt?l"
and the " topaz " unite in it lh*lr rajs.
Tin- following gentlemen were ?smointed
a committee t?? endorse tbe rseolationa,
which were unanimmslv a?l?ipted-, lingers.
W. L. White. B. W. Powers, ?nd James T.
Grav, of the saaociation, ?n?l Captain -I"! q
A. Butebseon und Lieutenant Charle? <l
Boeber, of tbe battery.
sE5n THUB rrrnrriEs.
Mr. White Bold ho thought the r
tin?, i would hardly be a rafBci ntt<
nialof their gratitude. He auggested that
tbe members of tbe company and associa?
tion should have their pnotographa talon
m a body aad the picture seal t ? the
Washington Artillery. Be ?ai?l that thu
could ba done at very small coat ami would
servi? t-, perpetuate th.? memory of the
Howitzer? with ti??- Hew Orleans artillery.
men, and would be aa ornament t?> their
armory.
< .1? ni Bmitb stated that he had q
>tographer concerning the matter.
aad that the pictures could be taken at an
avi race coat ofaboatfL li a*oul ! bi adiA
cult matter to gat the members? f both or
giiniratioii-i together at the same time, and
probably it would be i?1 it to lei each m m
nave btfl piotars taken aeparately, an?l
than ?ill ?.f them framed r? ?;?? tl?.?r.
?..ri.!? aava ran una rn it.
? thoTMthl ih I ild alao
eirpicturoa in the "background.*1
lir. Powers Bald be fell so grateful for
the courtesies r.lived in new i)rl??'i?
that be thought tho photograph shorn.I be
the baadaomeat which could be obtained
InBichmond. They could put him down
f.>r any amount tliat would be necessary to
defray tha erpimat of obtaining a first
clasa picture,
Mr. Davis said ho agreed with Mr. Pow?
ers thst tbe picture should I?- tbe hau'I
that could ba a ? '?.t.' 1.
'lie motion of Ifr. White recar?lin'r the
picture was naanimonsly adopted. The
r ?n which they will be taken will be
de? ni- ?I upon later.
On motion of Mr. Harw??o?l tho com.
?appointed to sinu an?l .en?! the reso?
lutions w,m directed to mak.? arrange?
ments fur the pliot'ic-rapli.
ITIINKS TO w n. WIUTE.
Mr. Hill ?ai?l he did not mean to detract
from tha (dory of any who went on tha
trip, luit ho thought areaolation ??f thank?
should be offered eepecially to Mr. W. I*
White,wbomade himself "heard" from
Richmond to Kew Orleans, and helped so
nobly to make things pit asant
Mr. White,ine graceful inanner, thanked
Mr. Hill f.?r this compliment, bal -nid he
?li'l not deserve it, as what ho hu?l done
was a greet pleasure to him.
Th?- resolution which vas offered hy Mr.
util, however, was unaninioiislv adopted.
Tho name oooimittee was ul?o authorized
to write letters or reaolntiona of thanks to
all tbe militare organizations which re
eetved the Howitzers while they were en
' r and returning from New Orleans.
LADIES Tit'.SEEP ?.tit. BOWMAN.
Mr. s. H. Bowmaa, of tbe Veteran Aaso
ei t on, who managed the trip to New ?>r
le::us, is m receipt of resolutions Of thank?
f r? mi tho ladies arho accompanied the party
on their visit to the Crescent City for tha
courtesies they received si bis bands. The
resolutions an? signed by it committee <"ti
aisting of Mrs. v?. P. Smith and Misses
Emily I.voiis, oliv.- CottrelL, aad Birdie
Join-s. Mr. Bowman and Mr. D. 0. I'avi?
were indeed tho ladies'-ii.en of the patty.
raaaaaB for the camux.
Captain Hutchoon yesterday received
from Mr. Jame? G. Clark (who acted as
mayor <?f New Orloan? while Mayor Bbake
sii.'.it.? was confined from H fail from hi?
horse) a burga hunch of dried panelas.
iTo gomo of the flow.rs ased to
te the Council chamber of ths Ores?
cent City while the body of Bon. Jefferson
Davis was lying thero iu ?tato prior to his
burial.
EASTER COMES VERY SOON.
The V-rUivnl thi? Y?ar Almost a? Karly a?
It Toaalbly Could Ho.
Ths from tho Savannab Mowntng A are
refers to a matter to which reference has
aliea.lv I ????n made in this paper I
The fa?-t tbat Ka?ter fall? or? a very early dato
this year?March 59th?ha? ?cause t a "friwnd of
faciand figure?'' t?. rellaot ?orne curien? ?U'.ls
ti??a iuKaO Ka?ter fell ?n Marr-h ?.'tu, and it
will only once again thl?century-n?niely, lc94?
fall on ?o ?arly a dal*. In tlio threo following
ceuturie? It will occur otilv eight times m tt.o
Bsme ilata-natnety, Iu 1951,1 B, .'??'. BW.sMB,
lilt, tUa, aad viisk _
I he uarllesl date on which Easter cf.n f?ll 1?
March Kd, aud tnl? unly lu case tlio rao?n M full
on Idao-n ?lat, when this date happen? to fall ?n
Baturday. 1 hin comblnallon of ctrcutun'auce?
Isextreinelvraro; ltoccurrelln UBB KM, and
IfSlT, and will happen ?gain in MO, ?iiTti, and
?111, while duriug th? thro? following c??nturi?a
It ia not one? " on tbe boot? ? al Uit? ?arly uat*.
tin tli? 0<Bat hem 1, Basier nuvcr fall? later th^n
April 8MB ; this was tho caso In Mft?. 17:i4, and
1?S6, and win only bsppeu one? In th? next cen?
tury?uamoly, In 1W?.
A DOCKET THAT PAYS
Several Laree Tina? Iaiposcd In the Police
Court Yesterday.
Thoraas (rorman, tho keeper of a bar?
room in Rockett?, wiw liefor? tho Police
Cuurt ynsterdky morning cbargod with keeping
uli -al ou open on bun lay.
8n?ral witneaae? testified that they obUIned
liquor from th? accused on Sunday before laat,
H.? was Oued |? tor violating the city ordlnanio
and sent on tothe grand jury under the State
laat,
.'?trick Boiling (.?otored!, was charged with BB
lawiully ?nd felonlouely ?hooting at 'lhotnas
Jasper with a pistol with Intent to Sill. U? wa?
flued $3 au?! costa.
ueorgo Smlihand Sarah Boblnson ??loredl,
were lined SUO each for .?ommUtlo? ? mlada
moanor. Major Miller and narah J??bn?ou were
aim Quod tho ?ame assoutit for a like of!?u>-e.
William Laulrum wa? fined I*, f'jr b?lng
drunk and treapasalnf ou the premise? at iln.
BUaBBow.
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
New Trial neniad In the Uiiaa Case?An
Old Salt IMrOlll??.-.!.
Jndce Wellford in the City Circuit Court
vectardaj denied tbe motion to set aaid?
the vordli-iand onleranew trial lu uiaciseof
?. R. liunn against th? Klchmoud aud Peurs
bura railroad and Judgment was entered on th?
v..rdt?M. Duna at th? last term of the court re?
covered dainsg?! to Uio aaiount of sy,uoa for u>
Jnrles received on tbls rood on the nlgnt of Mar
ir*. l**i Thi? wot tho alma of mo oulllMoo on
Hi? .lomes-Illv?r bridge, la which KnBln???r
I-owry lost his Ufo. The defendant? exeept?l
end ?xe?-'iUon ess ?atpeodod pending appeal
to th.. bletti r ??ourt.
Th? old ?nit of B.C. Mayo and other? ?gainst
thoKlcdimonilanl Danville Keilroad Company
v.?? ttSBBtnee, This ws? o ?ult of eje?-tt7i?i.t
biouchl to ris-over certain Isndt Utel by th? d?
f<-ii lui t ????m pan y and clolrnvd by th? plololiff?.
II was instituted In tho Hastings Court ol Man?
chester In Ism It ws* ?fterworl? removed to
H nm ?ml. and has since. b??n pending, having
be?-n continued from t?rra to term. It waodls
mlsted uailer what Is tnown as the livoyeart'
law.
Judge Wcllforl ?ppoiijt?il Messrs. H. n.
Hswe*. B. A. Catlln, John C. Nunce and Chan??
Lorrain?, trust?es, of th? Old-Morkst frcsbyu
rlan churro.
Venablo A iteyman recovered Judgment
against .inmes L llotto Tor lia?.'.:.
lu tbo suit of T. M, Logan, trustee, vs. Kate
?"allahon for tsrr?.*-), which wos Instituted Tues?
day, au of la.'biiient *u lied out and ?erv?d on
th? bank In wlil.-ti the defendant'? account wat
kept. Tbo action wot for rent
ACTIVITY IN THE CHURCHES.
Dr. Newton nt St. John*?? Pretbytorlan
I i.l .11 Service?Clay-Street Revival.
There was a large attendance at St.
John's Epiacopel church last night at the
special services being bel?! there by Dr.
Newton every oight filis week at 8 o'clock.
Hi? ti-xt waerr un Proverbs?tiL,U : "Who?
so deepiseth the word shall be destroyedi
but he that fenreth tho Commandment
shall he rewarded."
The semen was a clear, forcefnl, telling
argument from Scripture history and
from the spiritual laws governing churn
tor, to th<? effect that " Whatsoever a man
sowetb, that shall he also reap."
OOODS1NOIN...
The eoncreirational singing and the
hearty responses in the brief rfayM-Boofc
service were inspiring. Captain Cunning.
tag before the sermon, "I have a
friend," and after tlio sermon he saug a
?election whica most solemnly and with
peculiar power emphasized its doctrine
end appeal. The spirit of God was raaui
featly pr?sent at the services last night,
an?! tliere can M 00 doubt of the wide?
spread good that Dr. Newton is already
doing in th?'?e gpeciel services at St. John's.
- au unmistakable tab'nt for Met
n services as thsOQ.
MTTKM?fl L'SION MEITINfiS.
If was bo dear and pleasant ut l> o'clo. k
last e\ ? m:iu that there wus nothing to
prevent the stteudauM of those who are
oompelled to keep within doors in bad weo
ther, and in ?woeqeenM the lecture-room
of l?r. B?ge s church was crowd".1. From
beginning to en.i thertj was evident so
lemnity and tenderness. Bevefal concise
end earnest prayers were offered and por?
tions of old hymne, such as are d?'?r from
association, were sung, th?- people all
uniting.
The BeT. Mr. Gammon conducted the
meeting end made tbo only address, it
mm fall of ferror end exactly adapted to
ib.tension. lh? Impression it produced
was unmistakably good.
THK . Ut-imB ItrviVAL.
The Beating capacity of Clay-Street
churoh was taxed to iM utmost last night.
I Every available ?eat wa-taken, while many
1 stood during the entire service. Bey. -Mr.
| Harrison preached a strong sermon from
the words found In Acte xvi., :I0 und :?l
verses: "What mast [do to be saved} Be
?lieveon the Lord Jesus Ghriet end thou
I ?halt beaaved.*1 At the ?lose <>f the Mr
mon .Mr. Harrison ?xteuded an invitation
I to all who believed to come forward ami
I make a public profeesion of their faith.
Twenty -two persons accepted the invita?
tion, this makes 165 persons who have
? d .iversioQ durino tbeM meet
after -. rvices tiie ordrnenc ? of bap?
tism waa administered to a law number
?if ?andid lies. Services every night this
week at 7:43 o'clock.
THE CHARITY BALL TO-NIGHT.
It ?Will Ho it, (?rand Suce?*??, to Judge from
the Outlook. ?
?Charity ball, nadar the nuspices of
the Ladiea1 Bebrew ?Benevolent A
tion, will take place this evening at BqItj.
?li'i'e Hall. l'r?'|iiir?itions have been COB
pleted to make it one of the most pleaaant
affairs ot thu s?Qnon.
Professor Stein's orcbeatra will'furnish
tin- naaaic, and the ?appas will bounder
the anperviaion <?f an experien.1 caterer.
Th.- hull luis ?been handaomelj deco
-.11 with living plant - of
various ?pecios. The terpsiehorean pru
? embraces sixteen number ?.
The grand entree will beat 0:80 o'clock,
ut;?! til?- Eteceptionand Floor Oommitteea
nre expected to l?u on hund an hour befuro
that time.
The! on Deception! Sirs..Tu.
col? ?Sdel, Mrs. L I?. Htrrius.', Mr?. Lewis
St.'in, Mr-. EL J. Myers, Mrs. Jacob Kir^h,
Mr-.. Ons Thalhimer, Mrs. J. Ifarcnas, Mrs.
1'. c. Bran? r, Mr-, s. J, Biaswaagi r, Mrs.
S. I.. Dllman. Messrs. Pred. s. Dyers, K.
Kauh, Isaac Thalhimer, Julius Btrana, M.
S. Bio? k, S. lhrsh, l?ra. 1 Btern, l'lulip
Whltlock, M. M. Btranee, K. Hauff, I. 11.
Kaufman, and F. Bottiahimer.
I loor: Sriinui'l lii'iidli.'im, S. S. Wliit
'?.. MlUhiaer, W. 1?. tafeyer, Big. M.
(ioodman, Beymoar Svcle, Heurv S. Hutz
I?t. le Btrana, M. B._her,H. S. ltm
awanger, M. Ganss, Myer Byele, and
Henry Wslleratiea.
Sui.por; Beesrs, Simon Svcle, Marx
(iuiist, Joseph L. Levy, Julius Julel, and
Alfred Krak?r._
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Improvements Now Going On and Recent?
ly finished?Personal, Ac.
In Ina report for the year 1890 Mr. Sam?
uel li. own-, Commissioner of the Bes??
nne, places the total improvements ?>f the
city completed and uncompleted at >117,
190, divided as follow?:
First Ward, H houses.$22,500
B eond Ward, ? honsea. 19,480
?Third Ward, 55 houses. 411,400
Fourth Ward, TAhotuai. 62,100
Thai is un increuse of >)lM?h1 over 18s:>.
On April let the Mei-hamcs ?.nd Mer.
cliiitits lliilik will inereaso its capital itook
from $36.000 to *50,oo<?. Mr. Emi
Dnval baa tendered hii resignation as
a?siatant postmaster, t?> take sffed tho
1Mb of this month, when he will accept a
clerkship with the hank.
Mr-. W. F. Winne'B mother. Mrs. M.
r.hz.ilioth Verhc, died iu Harrisliurj,', Ph.,
lereral dB] ?
Mr. W. 1. Lithgow Is confined to his bed
?by la grippe. _
Marion llarland'? Talk.
About two hundred invitations were
tasaedyi tothe talk to be ??ivan in
tbepanors of the Exoentive Mansion at
half-past 4 next Tuesday afternoon bv Ma?
rion Barland '.Mrs. Terhane), Her aub
?. t will bo "Mary, the Mother of Wuoh
im/tou."
Mr?. Terhane will arrive hero on Ratur
?1.iv and will b? the guest of her brother,
Mr. S. EL ?Hawse, BBS will be handsomely
entertained while here? Mr?. Terbnnehaa
p.tut! ' ! the vice-presidency of
the Aseociat on for the Praaervatioa of
Virginia Antiquities, umlar the auspices of
win? h the talk is to be <*iveu.
(.rand Ite?)rmentatlve?.
Rev. Qaorge H. Hay. of Uiohinonrt, has
-mruis?Moned by the (irttnd l.od?o of
tue District of Columbia it? prnnd ronre
sm itivo near the Grand Lodge of Vir
ginia,
William B. Mcrhesney, of Rtattnton, has
be? n eoauaiaeioned by the Grand Lodge of
grand reercaentative mar
taeOmnd Lodge of Vircinie.
lir. liuy is one of the l>ri?,"ht<"-it ?nd
most popnlar members of the Grand f ?nitre,
and the suiuo may Do said of Mr. MeChes
ney. _
The Lymph lias Been Shipped.
Dr. W. W. l'srker, of the Virginia Medi?
ci Boeiety. yeeterdav leeaived the follow
in/ let ter from Mr. John B. Jackson, iec
onil secretary of th<- I'ntted States Lega?
tion at Berlin, m regard to an application
ly tas former tor Borne of Koch's
lymph i
'sir,?The Legation Inform? you thtt la cob
fornilty wl'h the request of the Governor of
Virginio in his letter if Hi? <*kl ultimo your ap
rli-atlon for lymph re<-?lved the noc??*ary ?u
dorsemoot, and ws? forwarded on the ?ih to
sient to Dr. Libbera, who was roQUtsteu to tup
ply the lymph direcUy to you.
Council Committees,
A meeting of the James-Biver Improve?
ment Committee was held at noon yester?
day.
The Finance Committee held its monthly
mei'ting yesterday afternoon.
The Light Committee meets at the up?
per das-works this afternoon at S o'clock:
At the last meeting of the committee it
was decid? d that at to-day's sosaion an in?
vestigation as to t?i? Mo/.art Academy gas
bills would be held.
Hull Dor for Heeds.
Only one deed of bargain aud ?alo was
recorded yesteiday lathe Clerk'? office of the
Chancery Court, that of ?or y K. Whit? to K. C.
Tiosiey. IS reel on the south side of Canal
street near Foushee, tWO,
Two were ?dmltud to record In the Clerk*?
office of the Henrleo County-Court: J. V.
Kourqureen and wife to A- H lllltlsrd, r?l ?-10U
aero? on chtckabomiay swamp ma? tolls* uoith
of Hiehmon 1. tH.SUI.
WiuOold Scott to r. IL Cartera, 190 f?et ob
Brooklyn ?treat between HI?- folnI and
tbuumli artnuta, UM*
THEY FAVOR LEWIS.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION ENC*OR8E3 HIM
FOR THE APPELLATE JUDGESHIP.
Mr. .fames Cask le Fleeted President, and
Other ? ?Hirer?i Chosen?Paper to Be
Read ot Keen .Meeting,
Tho Richmond Bar Association held it?
regular meeting yesterday afternoon at 0
o'clock iu the assembly-room in the Mer?
chant? Hank building.
Th.? attendance wo? ?|Uite good, and the
proceeding? wero of more than ordinary
After the transaction of some routine
busiufss Colonel Tazewcll Ellett drew the
attention of the association to the bill re?
cently passed hy Congress establishing
Circuit Courts of Appeals and advocate?!
th- endorsement by the Richmond Rar of
a Virginia lawyer for the place to be filled.
JVDOS LEWIS KKDORSKP.
In this connection he offered tho follow?
ing paper, which Was adopted :
??.berets o bill to establish on Intermediate
Federal Court of Apon?is has ]ust po???<l i.'on
gre?? which it Is confidently expected will be
?bortly approviid by the Pr?sidant of ibe United
State?, an.l which provi-lo* for the appointment
Of on additional ?I rouit Judge for the circuit
comprising tbo sut.?? of Maryland, Virginia,
Wett Vlrgltu?, North Carolina, and South Caro?
lina; and wheroas'be tar of th? cl'.y ?f Rich
mond think thtt Virginia should be given mis
appointment, acd recognize and appreciate me
eminent nine*? of .fudge Lun?ford _ Lewi?, now
president ot th? Court of Appeals of Virginia,
for a iiesltion to be filled under this bill.
Mow, therefore, tbo Bar Association of the
city of hicbtnoii.l retpeclfully present to bis
Kxcailericythe I'retldent ot the lotted Slates
tb: ? their |i?-tltton ??mostly praying th? ap?
pointment of Judge Lewi? to tho position ?for?
tnl'l.
Judge I.?wit i? in tho prime ot life: Is a ripe
lawyer, bavin? bad much exp?rience both la
Federal and Stato practice, has Oiled with dis
qaction the ?frico of District A'toruey of the
I iut.il Mates for the Eastern district <?t Vir?
ginia : bo? served a? protldent ot the Court of
Appeals of ibis Male for tbo post nine years
wild dignity, ability, au.I impartiality and to
the satisfaction ot tb? entire bar ot tub? stete,
and l? thoroughly qualified and flttol for the
po?l I. n aforesaid.
The members of th?) profession were
henrtilv in favor of th? appointment of
Judge Lewie, and th?? officers were directed
to certify a copy of Ike al*>ve.
OrriCF.RH FOR THE TZAR.
Theelectnm of eAeets foe the ?m.-uinrr
yew WMneztpr loeeded ?tth, and with the
following r?'s'ilt: PrMident, James Ceski?,
Esq.; First Vn'e-1'resiil. nt, Jackson tiny,
Eeq. : Second Vioe-Pre?ident, C. V. Mere
?litii. Eeq.; Third Vic president. J. K. v.
Daniel, Eeq.; Beeretery, Uosowell Page,
Ban.; lreoenrer, Daniel Gmnnaa, Hsu.
>lr. John 1 ickrell w?_< elected a mem lier
of the Exeeutiv? Committee.
The following gentlemen were elected on
tin Committee oa Admissions] John Ruth
erfoord, W. M. i'urpiri. s. s. p. Potteeon,
R. 11. Stop r, mid P. B. Shield
a raen s r mob ??????
Mr. Rosewell Peaje offered a resolution
providing that a ???munitteo of Era beep?
pointed to r?'?iuest somo member at
Mch meeting to prepare and read a paper
before the association. On motion of Mr.
l'ev. T. Qramp th.? resolution was referred
t ' the KxectitiveCommittee withanthority
to take such action in tin? premises as WM
deemed adviealde to secure the prepare,
tion uni reading by somo member of such
a pai?er et Mch tneetin%.
I w iirvi-n.
Benjamin II. Berry, Seq., was elected a
? r oi this ii-s.ii'iittiou. his name hav?
ing been duly reoommended und post?-?l m
accordance witb tho constitution and by?
laws.
To Arien? for the Charter.
Mr. John I.. Williams and Mr. Beverlev
1!. Manford left the city last night t'??r
Raleigh, N. <'.. where they ere to appear
before the Legislators in behalf of the bill
grunting tho Petersburg Railroad Coin
i renewal of it* ehartar.
The charter of cha road, which extend*
from Petersburg t?i Weldon, N, C. expires
l ni by limittition and then h_- been
msntfested a strong ?lispouitiou by the
Qeoerel Assembly of North Carolina not
to great u new charter nnlasatha Wilming?
ton and Weldon Ratlmad Company would
surrender the exemption front taxation
wbiab that company now enjoys, it being
! that the owners of th? Utter road
aro the principal owners of the stock of
the former.
Messrs. Williams and Munford arothetu
Belvea stockholders of the Patrrobnrg, hut
not intereeted in the Wilmington road. So.
lor themselves and a large number of our
citizens similarly situate?!, they go to urge
tie- paeeage ot the lull to renew the charlar
oi their road, without any such? on lition as
above Blinded to. They w?t? loaned at
Petersburg by Mr Alexander Hamilton,
who will aalte with them in urging the
jn itiee ?if granting without further delay
the charter as asked lor.
The executive Committee Appointed.
President Tilomas Nelson Page yester?
day announce?! th? uppoiutmeat of lh? follow?
ing g.jiitl-?ui.-n to ???HKiltiito the Bxe?utlv? C'om
niittee of the Ko?emary Public Library.- Mr.
II oiiio:? N. Tag?, Major K. T. I). My-r ?. Meier?.
Henry ?, Hntzler (secretory).- Wyudfiain H.
Meredith, (.cu.?ral Joseph K. Andereon, Colea?!
William i-, i'uishaw. Major .losepti Hryan,
Messrs. William I*. Kox, Lewis D. Crenthow, Jr.,
.r. V. Hi'liio...!, ?usiovus Mlllnteor, W. I.
?homat. Charle? V. Meredith, Thotnat N. t'or?
t -r, Virginias Newton, W. I?. Cbesterman, Ar?
thur M. Se.hlen. Kvarett Waddey, W. W. Arcbor,
l. .. Hai'ghuiati, Charles llutzlsr. W. P.
(Ruarles, Koriewell Page. K. T. Crump, C. A.
, W. I'. H?..Idy, Julius Straus, Dr. J. L. M.
Curry, Judge I'. K. Wellford, Jr., oud Kev. Dr.
W. W. Landrutu.
\ me^tiug of this comtnittee will t<e held Frl
r.oy afternoon next at 5 o'clock at me office of
Messrs. Page ?t Cortar.
l?rlimoiid Theatre.
Tho sale of seats opens this mornintr at
the Theatre for tbo .ianouschrk engagemont.
Tbe historical and romantic drama of
" Kssex " is me play for to-morrow night,
Madame Jououschek app?'artng as l?ueen Kliza
betb.
The play ha* been pro?luced In its original
??ermaii in all the principle Kuro-.oan cin?sand
lia? made a ?ucees?, ??nil this is me lirst year ot
It? presentation In English.
Madamo .lanoutcli?-? m the roc?! character of
'. e.ieen KUzabetb avails b??rse|f of the ? .?i-m rtu
nl'.v Affords 1 to d! ?play ?MM band-ome drosses
an i .icccrailon?, all ?old to be historically cor?
re,:!.
Ai tho matin??? Saturday " Marie Stuart," and
at night *' Macbeth."
" lliKtlnes Court, Yesterday.
James Corcoran alias Matthew linrst
(cnioredl wo? convicted of breaking lam the
stablootMrs. Msry PfeUTer and ttetllng a set
of l.arii"*-. llo was sent to the penitentiary for
two years.
Jos?pb Walker (colored) was convi -te.) of mt
II ions essnult on L. A. Wilkinson end his puu
l-tiiii-ut aijsi.sod ot two year? In the petition
ti?r>.
Florence Wenuer (colored!, charged with com?
plicity In the above offene?.', ylead guilty of un?
lawful assault and was ??tit to jail for tlz
inoutbs and fined one cent.
Concert Trier? lU-duced.
The prices <>f Admission to tho droas
circle et the thfrd concert of the Phil.
barmonie Orchestra, which will ?be held at
tho Academy next Taseday night? haro
been rediii'nl by tho managers in order to
make th.? coneerts mor.- popular. Beato in
taie gallery will t>e ?old for so cant? and
th?)- will l?e rets.rved tot M cent? ? xtra,
with the exception of tho tint two rows.
Paid Mr?. Harri? Promptly.
afssan? A. P. Fowden, regent, sud Wil?
liam Lorenst in. s.? rntary of Virginia
Council, No. H',, ttoyul Arcanum, ca!l>-d on
the widow of Kev. I)r. A. Harris yesterday
afternoon and banded her a cWk for
$.?.000, the amount of endowment paid by
that aasoeiation on tbe deatti of her hus?
band. _
A ladle?' Me*tins;?
There will be a hvd'es' meeting at tho
Yonne Men's Christian Association parlors
to-day at 12 o'clock, to be addressed by
Mrs. A. B. (juiotoB. president of the
Women's National Indian Association, ou
the late boux war and on net-de-1 Indian
work.
All ladies are ordiaily invited to be
present_
PersoDuU aad Itrleta.
A Oood Taro piar enlertalatacnt ?HI Do rrv?n
at Corcoran Hall to- l?ht.
r?t?r?burg Indix Appeal: Major t. T. D.
layer?, of Ktcbtnoud, was In ta? city y??t?rd?y.
Mr. AarsnU. bra ich. of Amelia, formerly of
C?estertlcld, was la tbo city yesterday.
Mr. P. Fontaine DeWitt, ?ko b?? been quit?
ri??, I? greatly .m y roved and able to be out
?CQla,
Mr. Bot er B. Atetasen, a former ra?id?ot of
Klliuiund, but aow asuoceaaful maniiier of tbe
Hi ?union bar, 1? la tbe city.
I b r? will ba special service? bald la tbe loo
tare-room of Broad-Street MvtbodM te-nlsbt al
S o'clock conducted by tbo pastor.
Mr. William Harrison Adam? at?<l wife, of
New York, are at tb? Kxcbantr? Hotel. Mrs.
Adam? wa? Ml*. Mary Devyitf, of l.'khrnoud,
Mr. I'Uarlae Da Anillo, who baa btnta *p?a?J
log tb? winter lu UM? cuy, will rotura to at.
Steven. N. a., wltlua tb? ooattsg ??as to loin
lit? faaii'y.
stale, I? In the city. Tboma? ('. Harri? ?ad I?,
U. Norrts, of I'.lr-bmond, Va, are ?topptof In oar
city for a few Say?.
Willi? Harfcrw, who accidentally ?hot hi ?Melt
last fetarday, la Irnprovlns. Hi? Injurie? are
?Pom lb? bead aad face, ttti at one Ume fatal
result? wer? feared.
Mr. W. R Dunford, formerlr durer of Bo. ?
fcoaa-wafoo, baa been ?Mlaned to a similar po?
sition or, Track No. I, and Mr. C. A. Bur rum a
win f.n u?? place latelr occupied by Mr. Iiua
ford.
Colonel William P. MIM ef BaKlmor?,
and Colonel G W. P. Burswyo. ?ns-ieear? In
??barre ?.f ibe improvement of Jam?? rlvar, weal
down the rlwr yeeterday t.? ln?p?c? tlm work.
Colonel CraifhlU left the city la t?o ?renta?.
Bevsral week? aajo Bu??elt Arenar O'enn. ano
ot Mr. .loba W. (llena, ???Mined bt? ankle.
Blood-potsoataf s-t to and waa foliowod hy lock?
jaw, trom which daath rosuited Tu?sday after?
noon. Tbe fuoerai wa? frota tbe Orece-B.raeS
Tabernai-I.) r<???er<]?y afternoon.
captain Wat? in? Lludeey. of Cbretei.lald
leave? to-day fur th?* South, where ho will ?peed
two inuntii? '?itii bi? ?on, who Is treveilmf fer
tbe benefit of bis boaith. CapUln Lindsay oar
rtc? with blm a?'rrimc.?t ? from Governor McKin?
n?y, .ludir?- Klournoy, Colonel A. W. Archer, ?ad
Comrade 4. T. Strst'on to tb?. effect ibat he la ?
rnomber of LreCamp and ?er?-??! In Company
K. Kortv-ulnib Noith Carolina lafaairy, Baa*
?out'? brlgadr._
Ex-tiovernor and Ml?? Mildred Lee,
(New Y?,rk World, lth.1
Ex-Onrernor ?TitshBgh Lee, of Virginia?
was nt the Hoffman Efouse yesterday, and
another mendier <>f the tmm? liate family
of the distinguish?"! Confederate leader,
M i?? Mildred Lee. war? at tho ?ara? tint?
the guest of Mr. J. !.. Itohertson,
on west Fiftv.eighth ?tract. Not Lady
Florence Dixie, n??r Lrnly Krasser, nor
Ijidy Mary Worthy Montague, n??r any
famous woman traveller of modern
time?. BaWkaae, has r lined further onr
the world, la better advantage, with moro
leisure and a h? tt.-r com prehension of lu?.
t?iry und civilization, than Mi--. Mildred
Loe. who tot BOMBS year? after the war pro.
Bided over the household of her di-ttin
guishol father. 0. tiernl Robaai K. Lee,
when ho aesntned the preeideaey ai
I?'xington, Va., of what wa? *?\a?hingtou
College, bat became thereupon Washing?
ton and Lee I'niv? r-tv.
The First Frnlt? of th?- lieclalon.
By telegraph to tbe Uispatcb.
St. Lon?, Mo.. March t.?The St. Ixrrthj
?tigtir reati'-ry whi'diha?!.? ?u idle since tho
formation of the Sugar Tru?t. will resume?
operations April 1st, ?jiving emploi m?'tit to
5o0 persons. The resumption im brought
ab ?tit by the doCBBOa of tha Now York
Court ?if Appeals, declaring the trust aa
illegal operation, thereby releasing ti)*
company from its control.
I For the IHtpateb.l
t'nlun ( I ?- ? M.-etinr.
Tlie monthly reunion of Methodist? wtie
held at L'niou-Motion church l.-vit Suoday et 3
P. M. It w m conducted by Mr. WII?on. of I'arH
Place church, a*elsted by Mr. Montgomery, of
l olon-Sutlon, and was largely otUu?ed. In tlie
address of welcome by Kev. u*or?? IL Ki?y
referonc? was mode to close-meeting? as pec i
llar to Mothodltm. It? rejoiced that these ox.
P'irleni'O meeting* wer? looked ou favorably l>y
mauy memborsof other communion?. He .?eel
on.? hundred years ago, on th?*! of March. 17*1,
John Wesley Sled, and on to morrow, the ouut
versory of that day, a statue of the greatest ec?
clesiastical law-giver tun-? tho apo?toilc Aaj?
will be unvel'.el at i ity-ltofcd chapel, I ndon.
Hut In tho distinctive dm trine? of M?0i.>1Uin ?
J'istinratloii by talth only and the dlre?-t w'.taeae
of the Holy Spirit, giving assurance of ?ceopw
once with (iod is the basis of a holy life, and a
deep, outspoken petBOaal experience?Is the
grsn?le?t monument to hit meisory.
That there tlx million of Metti?ill*ts on thi?
globe ono bandied year* after hi* death, w_o
lllut'rste by fmtn and ?oo<l work? the power of
I'britti'iuity in e?rne*t, demonstrate.? the divine
guidsn '?> m tbo first cla**-meeting organised by
Wes.ey at Oxford l'ulv. r Ity.
Mr. l.??o WheM un?l "Steinway."
" Messrs. Walter ?>. Moses*. Co., 1005 Mtn%
strut, /'ic'imo.i/. Pa;
?'('entlemeu.?I hi?vo an engagement tit
play this evening for a number of musical
Drieoda at Mr. Jam?'? B. Puce's residence,
und I cannot do m. iel< justice by playing
any other piano lu I HMMMy?
" If y ?m Iiiivi- any regard for my personal
feeling??, or for the muh urt of mosto, send
OMnp o Stein way Grand Piano for the oc*
Melon.
"Very sine rely, l.r.nP. Wiiv.at.'*
A Hteinway ( ?rani Pian.? wm supplied by
Mesera. Walter 1). Mmm A Co.
rnrtrait-t-rame* lletjltde?!
as poo?! as new. We have secured the ser.
vies of h Iret-aloM gilder, Kstimatee
_ivon OU ail w.ir's.
Lutvip ii liiiOTRr.its. WI Main street.
Messrs. Pleasant.-. .V Hall.C.i'nersl Agents
of th.- Peon Mutual Life-insurance
Company, have m.?vo?l their ?mee to No?
1117 sestMala street, opposite DmbMb?
l..ri?-, l.ti llrolhrr? llegtld
old portrait-frames, mirror?. Ac. Call and?
get th?'ir prteei to* tirst-c)a.is work.
Duwden'? I'ental I luid.
An alagas! ui??uth-wash,
Pleaxant to tho taste,
Punfles tho breath.
Heals and hardens the gums,
Ooataias no m id of any kind.
Ask your dentist what he thinks of it,
and buy it at the nearest (lrng?t.ire. Price
,r?0c. Prepured l?v the L)ow?leu Drug and
Chemical Company.
Old I'ortralt? lte-.ti.rr?!.
Frames of all tiadt regilded. W?' guar?
anteo all work. I ?Kit Ku.itukbn.
Itosos. Violet?, and Lille? of tha Valley.
Fresh cut ev. ry day. largest ?t?>ck in
tho city. Flowers packed and ?hiDVaJ to
any point. Wedding llou.iuet? ua Plan?
Decorations furnished at short uoti? ?-.
W. A. Hammond,
107 ai t Kroad street.
Frenchmen can properly bo called "Knights
of tbo Table.'' Tuoy an? good Judge? In all Its
reflaoment? and delicada?. Iu order to stimu?
lai*? the appetite and keep the digestive organs
In good order they give pre-emtoen?'? to ANaos
reaa Bittbss, When you try them be sur? It te
tbe genuine article, manufactured by Dr. J. <?,
B. nmuxaTa Boss. _
Tbbtbo bt Time. Kur Bronchial affection?,
Cough?, etc, Bbown's iiaosriiiAi. Taocoa? hav?
procrd their efficacy by a test of many years?
Prtce J?confJ._
lall -?needing a tonic, or ??blldren wbo ?set
building up, should tolo Hbowm's I sow Bii taste.
It I? pleaaant to take, cure? malaria, tadlgeettoa,
tiillousneae, and liver complaints, and make?)
the Mood rich aad pure.
? i i ???a
AlCTION BALt'M lii-liAV,
LOPIS K a w I.I N?;s, i -. v. m., four frame dwelt*
ing? on ?Mt J(v-k?on and Duval ?treeta,
QUAKIBm A M ?< I BUT, *, f. M., trame tena.
ment No. win oaat N street.
GBOKtiitW. MAYO. 10* A. M., general saeorfe
meut of household furniture, ?tovee, car?
p?t?, Ac
It isn't a good thing to make a big fui
on little provocation, end it isn't a good
thing to issue on Extra with startling
headline? unlcM something really worth
making a noi*e about has happened?
W? make a e?rt of " Extra " announce*
ment beceaso wc aro abundantly justified
by the circumstances in doing so. There
are timM when a iittlo iloarish of
trompeta is pardonable, aud this ieon*)
of them. Yiiii ero fortnnoto in ME
having to bother about spring style?
until we are actually reedy tu place them
at your dispoMi, but long before yoa be?
gan tu think about them we wcro giving
them study and attention.
At this time we ore especially strong
in SEKINU OVEliOOATS, and it wJU
pa? yoa to drop in and take a look il
thorn.
Un Anilin P. Dnnnv

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