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New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
HENRY CLEWS d GO.
BENJAMIN II. CHEEyER's CLAIM.

BENJAMIN II. CHEEVERS CLAih.
TIE EXAMINATION OF THE CLAIMANT cLosKD-an
Is UNABLE TO P:ODUCE IMPORTANT PAPRRs-A
MOTION TO ExPUNGE THE CLAIM POS rPoNED.
The examination of Benjamin III. Cheever,
in rotation TO Lis claim against tho bankrupt nrm OF
Henry Clews & Co. closed yesterday, ana the
trustees petitioned the Register in bankruptcy 10 eI
punge the claim from tho record. Mr. Cbcey.r had not
able to find his lotors and papers when no hd os
in Wash!u on and the lawyers on both sides declined 70
put in evidence tho letters heretofore prOddced ana
marked for examination. The motion 10 eIpunge tho
claim Is set down TO he heard Nov. %, and in tho
meantime should tho claim he Withdrawn OF com
promised the proceed ings will be discontinued
time he ded his claim, Mr. Cheever stated thas
he had letters and doorin'iis SHOWING Gu
cu-vey that he had faithfully aboIed IN the interest OF
Mr. CIews and had urged the appointment oi Cie"sa
Co As Fiscal Agents Of the United States Government on
Cabinet officers and members Of Congress. Tie failure
20 produce the letters and documents gave rise yesterday
To rinors that Mr. Cheever had consented tnat the claim
should he expunged from the record. IN order nft tho
names Of prominent public mentioned In the letters
rnigt not be disclosed Tie truth ~ these stories,
however. codld not be sscertained. Following Is me
examination Of Nr. Cbeovcr yesterday:
O. Have you made examination for books, papers, and
lofos you asked To produce, besides those Jou
have heretofore prOduced-h so what examination nave
yul mlie ana with gEn results and II you fOnd any
such books. papers and letters, please !~hce th. slhc
\. have made partial cx!mination; have not hcen
al Washing ton bGi dId the persons or p5pcfs
o. You mean persons having the matter IN charger
A Yrs Sir. l.,
o. " O are those personsi A. One Of the persons l..
Saiulel Matthew'S servant Of mne who had charge OF
INV trunks: could not find him the trnks there was
no other person who had charge Of papers IN wash
,ngton; did not learn Washington whrfe Matthew's
va. tbc time sOent in Wnslngton-the nyo days
no my Last eAaininatlcu Oct % the last heard nom
MItihows Was two or three years ago
Mr. BARTLETT counsel for Mr. Chceyer, inquired 81 Mr.
Abbott counsel for trustee II he proposed to offer in
evidence the letters that had produced and marked
for Identification Ma. Abbott replied that be did NOS
prupose to offer letters this examination, bus
tuat nc would mako objection u ner being offered by
SIR Bartlett II BE- desired to do TIE examination ws
tlpne eip-ed.
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,hare OF the work as soon as is laid down by Messs
Mooy and sankey. Mr. Beechor ssid that u han oesn
proposed two weeks ago Tn hold fgular mecungs W
Plymouth Church. and they Lad pecn ,,. ~
aiding In the work already Established thhn oy u,us
erything that might be construed % In opl"-iIop W
work that Is geing on is not supefnca, wV,I IN
MIR Beecber will soon DO absent from broohVn w.,
week. and it s probable that aDy action taken Dy ry
mouth Church will await his return ..,. A.,
Ihe Rev j. L. Idr,, Baptist who bss been sett'c ln
the work Ia progress Is o genuine. deep revival ol
religion and Ill IL Is the duty OF the cBuIcs 40 - m
as the opportunity Offers to take II up ana Say us
by meetings IN which men inGy oo inSu"0"0" ""
brought under spiritual Influence
union prayermreting is held at a. m every Gay N
Dr. Scuder's Church. Hancockst, near ~,
IL IA intended 10 receive tbOSr who cannot Ht'en Wv
meetings at The Rink, and cl-rSyncn OF AL e'anHec
aid in conducting It, The Tue sday ever
ing prayer-mectns for young people Will DC ioS"ned
during the coming week .,..oa hy
Tie Rev. B. 6. Huntington. who was sppo,ntoe Dy
Bishop Littlejohn TO act evangelist tbOusho' M
docese after holding special seryiceS IN some o t
rural churches Long leland came to Br"ohyn, an
has been at work In 1T. Matthews AMI ~ J9nhr
coal hurch 10 10y Icyyals, such a. hre cOinoh ~
o1ner CHURCHES to Increase the Interest OF the people ~
religion. Lent Is the season In winch speciu SCI
vices always held by the Episcopsi onn ~, ~;
inc sympathes of many EpIscopalians arn with theu'
Mr. Harrington will deliver series OF advent Ieo
urs in 81 Peters Church and will continue lis "OiA as
called upon by the clergy - ,-,-.,..
Tine members II the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association propose 10 carry .orw4ru theu usuil
and taae up additional tasks, such rs crcniDSaiCos y
demand. Ih,y have ASKED earl ihai'iui' '' :. 80, "a
TWO or threo of best 10 aid IN carrying io
W whateyer effort IA undert ken by the Association
Prepsr have been made or more ihsn ine ~ ,i M
amount mission labor Tic lectures ANA "us's :. o
Winter have been planned 50 as 10 IRA" t's lla -
sle number visitors Ia the rooms ana iuthsn tho
uee instruction Of " valuable KIND
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Rlr5INESs FAILVRI,s.

The creditors of Daniel Whalcn, the tobacco
merchant held meeting yesterday No. l29 Ful,ol-
st. to prove their claims and choose al neo Twen-
ty-eglt creditors submitted claims 10 the amount OF
$50 $50 2J the largest creditors beng VIM Essrrt
Co. of No III Pearl-st. sli.o33 70. and the oriental
Bank So Il2 5s Amasa IL. scovilc ~ No. 10 Water
a. was chosen assignee. Meyer Mor and Bernhard
Moral, who recently made an assignment for the benefit
OF their creditors have hed their schedule with theCerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas, stating their debts at
S5s32 az and their assets at SlsOo The assignee syos
bonds in IL 500. Jacob Kugelman has also 1led h.s
schedule. placing hs debts at S7O7G 80 ard his assets
q. s., ,733 II. His assignee gives bond In 9000.
TIE butter and cheese trade Of this city has been dis
turbed by series Of failures recently within short
time the following suspensions have been announced.
Accommodation paper appears to have been the bssis
upon Mhich some OF the firms traded Armstrong &
Morrison OF No. $50 Cbambersst. have made AN assign
u,ent to Mr.. Hunter OF Hunter. Walton & Co. Fairfield
& Trask who occupy part OF the s.ora yesterday
made an ass gnment to NJ Poison Of NJ. 20 Warren ~
Mr.. Hunter said yesterday that Eo Was anlo.e 10
make accurate statement of the ahals
OF Armstrong Morrison. bat that their haDIh-
ties roughly estimated. amounted 10 about SJooo0 or
this sum about SOS 900 was IN Inducements. They lad
largely indorsod the paper ~ Fairfield Trask, who had
also lnlor-ed theirs, tie firms consrbutiug - each
others downfall The failure OF Fairfield 4 Trass Was
announced two weeks In Tar TrBuAt. bni ilit irn
obtained an eNt.nsion fr.la their creditor on a ,"sans
yesterday b VAS said that theu present s's snsi"h vas
owng to thCir inability To FURNISH ndOr inelis ot ths
vauc at the time ~ their rVsut un fot IN
the Inducements of Anntrng MaTison whose
credit excellent tl within few day g"ulU not Ot
coarse. be accepted now. Walter = Fah toid toe suor
member Of The rm. Is President OF tue Auericsu hx
enangc" II Ia better known, the Butter and Cheese
Exchange iu GIccnwtch-sL
I. =. porcu,us n Co. OF No. 3l3 Greonwichst. have
also suspcndrd Mr. Dprcmus saiu that hc had nj ado
assignment, and tnat he might continue business
HIS creditors were mostly oatsie the cliy Al trsens
htlAas unable 10 state the Amount al his lLsbltvS
NJ H. Cork,in OF No l6i Chambcisst. has maie an
assignment % James H. Startup HIS liaDiliit . aro
estnltted at 100000 Mr. Conklin said serdsy thai
his creditors from examination of hia Affairs thOuytt
tat ho would be aole to pay iorty cunts tho DOLLAR
but that he not confident O us ability 10 s.te on
this bdsis lie attributed the ialufcs the butter tfade
10 purchases at too nigh prices In previous years
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erabe interest awakened and the church mombs'-

erabe interest awakened. and the church member
sbp In increasing. -
Tine mrnbers of the Young Mems Christian Associaon
are taking part In DAILY prayermeetings In Fulton as
Lyric Hail. IN Sixtt-ave and at Carmel Chapel at M.
I34 Bogery Meetings held every Wcjn-'lay after
noon Mt O'Clock at the Association rooms In Harisy
These meetings aro full of vigor
Wr PAGE assistant rector Of tho Anthon Memorial
Episcopal Church, Ia expected to enter on scrfesot
- IA building known ~ The Wgws.a
On Forfy-uutl,-st between Ninth and Tenth sses lie
expecis The voluntary OF some thirty cergym n.
each oI whom will preach once month Ihr yliidihs
within Two weckA o.,.
Tho Rev Father O'Fsrrell 0f st. Peters Roman cathos
lngs daily u m., $40 m and ~ W., an1 ''3V Y. u
al, Of tLese have been largely attended
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DISCHARGED LABoEEKs TO BE PAID.
The Board of Apportionment met YESTERDAY

and ordered lilat S6DOo tom uneHpended balance
of the Cron Aqueduct appropriation should be applied
10 the payment of the lJborers who were employed on
the TetLaye CrotOn gate houses and waste eirs This
vac done With the consent of Gen Porter. and because
there was no specific appropriation for the work. The
men have been around thc CITY Hall iUT InDre than
week past seeking Tor payment some of thein were
pad la the DAY. Mayor Cobb Of Boston was present
sIIh Ia mceIing
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

George o. Morgan has succeeded to tho
edlv, OF The AyvNs. droenyillo. fvnn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
A woman in Worcester, Mass, has beer

arrested ana tried for talking 10 er husband IN loud
tone of voice" che YVES acquitted however. Did the
Jury find her vo.cc low and sweet q did tie judge
rule that loud taking Il not c7mei
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
MR.. MooDY's TlRELEss ACTIVITY.

rSGrGssISG NATURE or Hfs LABORs-A HEAVY
BURDEN WORK AND BtsPOssIBILfrY-EA-
TENSIvE PLANS FOR TIE FUTURE-THE HEALTH
or TiIE EVA GELIsr.
The organization of several meetings, as
nuy iiiarics those first formed by the ruvivas,s IN
Brooklyn, has entacd u large amount Of additional
labor upon Nessrs Moody ana Sankcy. and is fessed
that one or both OF them may break down under tho
heavy burden thus poccd With the close OF this week
they will have held o. meetings On nearly every day
there have been three distinct services. and duhng
the present week Eve have been held several
DAYS Mr. Moody breaches sermon IA cy,Llrg he
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WHERE A REVIVAL MUST BEGIN.

ADDIr NAL sUGGFs Ton, FKoM MR.. BEECHEE con-
CELNiNG RELIGIOUS AwAKENiNG-A MAN >
own SELF TUE TRUE ri'cE or BEGINNING.
The lecture room of Plymouth Church was
flied in every part last evening ui half hour before
the prnyer-mectiug began and many went away unable
10 fad seats. At 1l2 O'Clock Mr.. Beecber c'o IN ana
ye out tle opening hymn. In the prayers references
were made tie revival work OF the eyangeiits and
heavenly blessings asked 10 rest upon II.
Mr. Beecher IN his chair with bis Bible in his hand,
and m the c,nr.c Of his remarks said: We are much
aud r the dominion VI tie world tina, we are continually
measuring ourselves by its standards. But "hen God
look. uron w He through the outer garments and
appearances and tbe spi and thinks how squald
nlcan, rreyed and miserable IA the soul tbat slts
inside good reputation. Mauy OF the moral forces now
lay- are sparks ana not fire. They struck of out o
the force OF fire from Hint If We take
the standard of God. cau san But we are
hoping to patike Of the b' ssng which Is coming upon
s Spring comes from the South We believe II Will be-
:, blessing 10 all the churches. But cannot have an
outside beginning. That will be weary waste at nrs
Tno true place il Ia a mans own sell We must learn
how mean we are and wonder II Christ isn't
as aincd OF HIS children. This mdst he our first step
e nnsi not be in tie church ~ tbo household but In
ga ch mans soul Ia otter way can we have II
revival OF religion that anet the heart Oh things
rhe gate Of heaven is not found by following mans
own estimation Of what makes lin true clid of re
gon bat raihc by soiug down II nh 5 %utsi, ~ hid
reaching CunscUrsncs ~ how mean You are. We ni!
h, isl in the sight OF men, ana " usins
earthly sinndarls may ieei tbat Mc are gen
une Christians, hut when W tdh 10 Goa -
c.irnat. of worth, like artist who
makes his first Nisit 10 the Vatican aud srs what
RlpI.i,l and Michael Angelo dh. firy"uS 10 that lie
ma, have loigL. hinsi II 4 great artist. he Lid rca-
son t. do the estimates tt hs c"mpaIions ,nadc
hin Bat he soon riizts tliat there II ltiie'l"h
when he uc,rf conceived o. AMI LIS fcr} acguin'-
with ar, leads Li'n 40 st he Hn"o'in,i.%N. h'
t.as they turn 80 Code s4aIard o. perfect life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-21
MANCHESTER NEWS.

HUsTNos CoURT. The grand ,inry r.a. "a
sented the following bills of indiciment n,
tn's court Yesterday: True bilIs for feion,ns
against q. T. Green and Gu,. MeresstSs'tSs
shooting 5anesl Green with intent to. Et,iton
the :llth OF duly. Also, against ana,s,v
claiborne, Macon Robinson, Nelson Poh;,r,.
SOD, ana Tyler Dabney (aIl colored. fsr II.
saaltIns y. t. Green with intent to KIN $50
a true bill for q misdemeanor was bronoht
In against Abfl Dean fcoloredl. for assaf,it.
ing Miss McGruder. Not true bills we're
found IN the cases OF Pitt Angle and r n
Kidd, charged with feIonious assault. 1T
The grand jury was .adjourned for sa,,
term, and the court until " ednesday. i, II
PBRsosst.-Mr.2 A. C. Atkinson, Com.
mon"ealth's attorney of this city, is corSnefs
70 MS residence on account of indisposition.
Cl9s CegNcn.-A called meeting of .bis
Dody Will be held at the Council chamber
tomorrow night.
EaclTE2EFp.-O Our streets were aiiye, with
people yesterday who were on their way On
the "seven-billed " city to see the circus.
BeusD OvER YEs1zRpAY.-ConstabIe Fish
er arrested DR.. j. Fl. Winfree and a negro
named James Worsham for engaging ina
difncUtty In the street, and carried them be.
fore Justice Perdue. who bailed them in the
sum OF 25 for their appearance at the
Mayors Court to-day. 1t appears that Dir.
Wiofree approached Worsham for the pur-
pose Of collecting claim, when high words
ensued. which resulted in the Doctor receiy.
ing severe blow In the face, which felled him
to the earth. g-, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-21

4 PSEUDO CLOWN ROBBED DURING JUDAS
LIKE KISS" Miss M0llie alias Annie AL
len, of No. west Leigh street, was before
the Police.Justice yesterday morning,
charged with stealing time.book and SIS
in money from the person OF T. Jones, an
employe at the new reservoir. MIR. Jones,
accom- panied by his friends A. W. Owens
and 81. C. Perrin. knocked at the door of
Miss" Aliens mansion Sunday night and
claimed admttance. They were little
drinky, but as Mr. Jones represented him.
self as the clown of the circus, and was in-
clped to be jolly rather than troublesome,
the door was opened unto them. Mr.. Jones
ordered drinks. One of the girls brought
them. and he Iaid for them with dollar
note taken out of his time.book. There
were S19 left in the book, which book Mr..
Jones is confident be replaced in his side
pocket. After awhile Mr.. Jouess room
seemed to "Miss Allen more desirable than
his company, and 80 she intimated to him.
He at first positively refused to go, but at
last said he would not go without kiss.
Tbereupon "Miss Allen modestly inquired,
eff I hug and kiss you, will you go1'
Jones declared that be WoUl1, and he kept
his word honoaby, aud started away with
his friends. After getting about asquare OH,
Jones missed his book and bis money. His
first thought was to 60 bnck and look for it.
They returned to the house, but admltlance
was denied them, and Jones in consequence
went and got warrant for the fair damsel
who was suspected. The money was not found
ON her. nor WAS the evidence very positive
against her, but from the 'prevarications OF
the witnesses for the defence few people
who were in the courtroom during the trial
doubted that "Aiiss" Allen had taken the
money. Probably Justice White suspected
as much himself, but the PROCTOR rather
m lack Of legal proof was such as to require
him to discharge her. And so he did. But
having heard enough to satisfy him that No; 0;
s west Leigh, as now inhabited, is house OF
evil name, fame, and reputation, the PolIea
Justice ordered the occupants to Vacate II
within ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-21

f..
CATHOLIC CADsTs OF TsAPEeAScB.-The
youths of St. Peters Cathedral elected a
permanent organization Of cadet corps
total abstinence on SUNDAY evening. Tne
name adopted IL "The Cadet, Corps OF i0f
Holy Name of Mary" A A,consti.ution and
by. laws was read and adopted. ard the
pledge administered by Rev. Father Sheri-
dan to thirty.eigt't members. The follow
ing officers were elected !: John L. BaX e..
president; james Creamer, Viee-pfesident
II. Clinton B0adsr, recoi ding .secretary; j.
Alphonso P,zani, financial secretary; ;
Charles Fl. Eilyson, treasurer; John I: MOT
rissey, sergeaul.at-srms; and Frank d. Pife.
mont, marshsl. The Society Will mfet on
the first and third Sundays OF each month ~
P. III.
A short but interesting address vas mad
by Mr.. Juan A. Pizzini. chairman OF 10
Committee from St. Peiers's Catholic fosi
[ Abstinence Society, under whose anspiee:
the new organisation was iuauguzted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-21

| CHURCH NoTEs.-At the First Baptist
church on Sunday, after sermon by Rev. r.
". Fuller, of Atlanta, Ga, who is now sup
plying the pulpit OF this church, the regular
COMMUNICATIVE was had, and one person
was received by letter into the full llfellowship
OF the church.
At the Graee-Street Baptist church, after q
sermon by the pastor (ltsv. DR.. HATCHERY,
and the administration of the Lords supper.
eleven persons were received into the full
fellowship of the church-nine By letter, and
one by baptism.
At the Seventh. Street Christian one per-
son was received into fellowship, and TWO
were baptized on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Steele preached his first two ser
monsat the Broad.Street Methodist church
on Sunday. Both were fine discourses (espe-
cially the one at mighty, and were well re-
ceiVed. At night an unusually large eongre'
CATION was present.
At meeting of the Methodist ministers
held yesterday morning, Rev. D. P. Wills,
chairman of the committee to whom the sub
ject OF DR.. Granbery's leaving the city was
referred, reported series OF appropriate
resolutions; which were adopted.
The sudden death Of Mrs. Emma Guy.
wife of Rev. L. A. Guy, which occurred in
Charles City county on Saturday, was an
nounced, and appropriate and sympathetic
resolutions passed.
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ACCIDENT AT THE OLD DOMINION GRANITE
WoRKs.-On Saturday evening while the
convicts engaged at the upper quarry Of
these works, about six miles from the city,
were hosting some rubbish stone, the derrick
suddenly gave way, and MIR. j. sanborn, the
foreman, was struck by the derrick and
Knocked down, and had the skin and flesh
torn from the elbow of the right arm to the
wrist, and also received a severe bruise on
the side and leg. Que Of the guards, MIR.
Browning, was sitting on the guy with his
gun hanging across bis shoulder when the
accident occurred, and was very severely iE-
jured, it is thought internally, and would
no doubt have been killed outright but for
his gun, which broke the force of the guy
when it flew around and struck him. The
run.barre was bent nearly double and the
stock torn completely of. Both of the in
jured men were carried to their houses and
properly cared Cor.
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Bones FoUSD.-On Saturday VOL kmen en-
gagged in excayatiIg foundation 10 the lot
in rear of Thomas r. Price 81 CO.'S store
found a number Of human bones, including
skull and two leg bones. They have been
brought to this Office, rather for exhibition
than in the hope of Identification, % tne
site from which they were dug the Second
Baptist church building, erected about 1879
stood. and was used until the present build
ipg was flushed and ready for occupancy.
A storehouse took the place Of the olo,
church. and 80 1t is therefore certain no legal
burying.ground occupied that space within
the past half century.
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GRAND SuNpAY-ScHooL CoSvESTIoS.-The
Committee Of Arrangements, OF which Colo
mel T. J. Evans is chairman, have nearly
completed all necessary arrangements for the
approaching convention on the 9th of Octo-
Der next, in this city. The following rail.
roads and steamboat lines have responded
through hr. J. B. Winston, treasurer of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, cheerfully granting return tickets
free to all delegates and members Of the
convention: Chesapeake and Ohio; Allan.
tic, Mississippi and Ohio; Richmond, Fred.
erlcksburg and Potomac; Richmond, Danville
and Piedmont; Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern; Richmond and
Petersburg; Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake; Petersburg and Weldon and
Washington and Ohio railroads; james Riv-
er Steam boat Company; Rappahannock
steamers; aud James River Canal Packet
Company.
The secretary, Mr.. Charles P. Rady, in.
forms us that over one hundred and fifty
delegates and members have already report
ed, and on Sunday morning last all the Sun
day schools OF this city appointed commit.
tees, composed of male and female teachers
from the various schools, to arrange for the
entertainment of delegates. The male mem.
bers of these committees will meet Mr.. w.
c.. Miyo. chairman of the Committee on
Hospitality, this afternoon at 81 O'clock
at the Hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association, to receive instructions and CON-
mence their work. The friends Of the Sum
day school cause will no doubt rally to their
appeal and help entertain these Sunday
school workers from every section of the
State.
The Convention will meet OF Broad Street
Methodist church on wednesday, October
s, 1875, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. A full pro.
gramme of proceedings will be published
next week,
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THE LATEST STABBNG AFFAIR. - Aleck
Jones, the colored man who is charged with
stabbinG, and probably mortally woundiDg,
Robert Brown in difficulty which occurred
on Saturday night, was arrested Sunday by
Captain James M. Tyler, of the First police
district, near Ordwqy's grante.works, on
the south side of the river. Jones confessed
to Captain Tyler that he bad had difficulty
with Brown. but denied that he had stabbed
him, and claimed that when the fuss oc-
Cured he had no knife with him. An
empty sheath which he was wearing seemed
to give the lie to this statement. Fur.
ther, tho captain of the vessel in which
Jones is employed informed Captain Tyler
that on Saturday evening Jones went away
with bis knife swinging by his side against
bis 1.-THE captain Of the boaD remonstrances
A number of witnesses appeared at the Po.
lice Court yesterday morning. All of them
saw the fight between the two men, and
some OF them saw the stabbing. As the
condition of the wounded man is critical. the
examination was continued until the 30:h
instant. Accused was, Of course, committed
TO iail.
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ACCIDENT TO NURSE AND CHILD. nout
haf. past / O'Clock yesterday afl ernoon while
Mrs. Georgia RusselPS nurse was crossing 40
alley on First street between Broad and Mar
shall, on her way to the circus with Mrs.
RusSel's infant in her arms, she was knocked
down aud run over by furniture wagon
driven by a negro man named w llIlam Jonn-
son, and very badly injured. One OF her legs
was supposed to have been broken, ana sue
as well as the child were severely 0ruised'
A telegram was sent 10 The almShouse from
the Tuird police station-hnu-e, and the am
buaDce, acco mpaned BY DR.. br'ttan, soon
responded. The woman vas taken 20 Tue
aim .house and her injuries dressed. Jonn-
SON was arres ed by Officer Folkes, OF the
Second district and locked up. The matter
will be investigated this morning.