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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
III EALTR Is WEALTH.
NERVE AND srAIN-TREATMENT,

Aeusrsnteed speeifc tor Hvsteria. Dizziness. Co.'S
vgl.ions Fits, Nervous Nenrseiz. Hes fsche. Serv-
Gus ProsiFztios caused by the use OF alcohol OF
tobacco. WskeflineSs. Gerbsi DepresdsH. son es-
ing OF the Rran tTesutips la lnssaity AMI leading
10 misery, decay, and dratbl, Premature Old Age,
Los OF Power In either sex, caused by over-exer-
non OF tie brain or oyei-indJlgeucr. fsch bnx
contains enc months treatment; VI box. 81 sir
boies jor t5 sent by mali, prepsid, on receipi 81
price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES 10 cure
any ease. With each order rre.iyed by ns Ter six
boxes. accomplished with %, will send The par
chaser our written guarantee - rnfead The mane'
" Tire trestissnt does not e1re' cure. Guarss-
tee. issued sniy by JOHN Q. WEST 4 CO..
ss3 west Masison street
~ 22-skwlv Chicags. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
The Game "a Tie.

There was match game OF baseball at
the Virginia Park yesterday afternoon be-
tween two picked mines Of this city for the
benefit Of Frank Larkin. Nash and COwles
formed one OF the batteries and Latouche
and B0ito the other. Ferguson was ex-
poeted TO pitch, but was confined at home
ly sickness. There was some good Playing
done by both clubs. only six innings were
played at dark, when the score stood seven
In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Wayland and wife rs. Crank's executor.
Argued by Samuel Il. Woods, Esq, for the
appellants and by George Perkins, Esq.,
for the appellee. aud submitted.
Messrs. Samuel Il. Woods and George
Perkins allowed TO practice in this court.
Jopson and others Us. Bridges. Writ sf
error allowed TO a Judgment rendered BY
the Hastings Court Of Portsmouth On the
22d OF september, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
Clean In the Streets.

There will be great many strangers and
country visitors in the city on Tuesday,
and we ought TO try to make the most pre-
sentabe appearance possible. In no better
wsy can that be done than w having eur
streets clean-elean Of ash.barreis, dry
goods boxes, and all other eumbrsus aaj
unlidy objects.
Brush Up!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

Rev. Mr.. Campbell. forncr pastor Of TIM
Presbyterian church here. was In the city
yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Erps. of the Presbyterian
ehnrsh here, will ofiiciate IN installation
services at the Presbyterian church OF
Portsmouth sunday. There will not ~
any preaching at his church Sunday mosn-
Ing.
The City Council meets tonight at 7:s0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
Another Joke from Colonel Thomas
Evans.

In bis speech At the ratification meeting
al Scottsyillc Colonel Evans said The Pc
publican party dies hard. They have been
poSsd, and gored, and battered, and sutted
till they have lost their senses. They don't
know how, or when, or where it was done
They cant say whether it was doue bv a
Cleveland from Buffalo or by bu1als
from Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

HAUTION.-CON MERs OF
O"DlLL's BEST" TOBACCO viii please 40
nee carefully the yellow tag same, and see that
~ basthe wordins. ia black letters, "Dilfs 4es,."
Othcr tobaeeos arc beius placed on the usrfet
With iSs similar is eoiorisS TO ue . Dti's Best "
tas, snd nav @is,esd consumers ofthis cciehrsted
brand st tobacco, Tohe Gesntpe she little yellow
sg mast bsve en- 10 Dili's Best ia buyisg do
not ASK for the hide yellow tag. a. formeriv, hut
4. Dii's Bes'." sss zee thsi you &C., what vos a't
tor. as 4stw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
The laueus.

At caucus OF the Democratic members
Of the Legislature last night in the Senate
ehamberit II was decided to act only On the
most pressing business before the Legisla-
ture. and a committee Of three on the part
OF the House and two from the senate were
appointed TO report such matters as are spe-
cially important at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
Cautios.

Consumers of "DiIl's Best tobacco wal
please notice cDeiully the yellow Tag on
same. and see that IL has the wording, In
black letters. ''DllPs Best" Other tobas-
eos are being placed on the market with .
sag similar in eoloring TO the "DIlPs Best"
Tag, and may mi.lead consumers OF this
celebrated brand Of tobacco. To be genu-
inc. the little yellow tag must have on "
"Dlps Best" In buying, do not ask Tor
the little yellow tag, ~ formerly, but
"Dips Best" and see that you get what
you ask forv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

state is1es for 1884 are now dse. and
nust he raid 10 Assistant Treasurer Tins-
ley before let December. ts
A shiIdren's entertainment viii BE- given
al Grace Episcopal enursh lcssurs.rcoos
tonight. There will be. fun Ter old and
yOunR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
HOW SOCIETY FEELS.


Stock raisers well.known far success. - =,
Mr.. J. II. Goldsmith, Walnut Grove S,os.
Farm. n. r.. and Mr.. James L. psso.'
jackson. Mish., and hundreds oil o'ne,s' ,,s,
testify to the wonderful curative g,iaIi'',n,s
Of 81. jacobs OIL, for all kinds Of horse a"'
mems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

The illustrated London Almanac for
1885, New York Fashion BaZar for Deem
Dcr. Puck, and Harper. Wccklv, all con-
taining many fne illustrations; also. the
Valley Press, containing all the roostsrs.
have been received from \. Leonard, news
dealer, 9O8 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
NOSI EATEN OFF .

Jem NaT-s a Young mAn near here, had csn-
Ger on his farc which had eaten away his nose aud
part OF his check, and WAS extending up 10 his
yves. As 1887 resort he put apon Swlft's
specifc, aud n has entirely cured him. Hi- face
IS all healed over with new flesh and his general
health 10 excellent. iIscrecoyery was wonderful.
Nf. CRUMLEY. n. d.,
AUGUsT 9, 1854. OgiethOrps, Ga.
40 l4-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

4 family servant has been afflicted for many
yearS with cancer ON her nose. ana wa, treateo
nv some II ihc best physicians aud the old RENE
dies used without heEeht. Finally NE gave her
sw IT. SPECIFIC, and she has been completely
cured. JOHN HILL. DruGglst,
AIGUsI l6, 1854 ThOmson' Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

Those who desire 10 give handsome we'd
ding presents should paw yisit 10 the Art
Gallery Of l.. Lewis, 9l2 Main street, and
examine his large collection OF Bisqus
Figures. Engraving. aud Plush Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
A SINGLE FACT
- WORTH A sHiP.LoAD OF
ARGUMENT.
SINGLE FACT
ARGUMENT.
CARTERsvnLF, ga,

CARTERsvfLLF, ga.
This win eertify that two members OF my I'm
mediate family, sftr having suffered FOR many
years from mensIruai irresulsrity and having
peen treated wfthous beneft by varioas medical
doctors were at length completely cured by one
eottIc OF DIR. J. BrsdAeid's Female Regulator. lis
effect on such cases is truly wonderful and well
may the remedy be called "Wonsn's best
Priexd."
49, Yours repeatedly,
JAMES W. STRANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
RICHMOND, November IL, 1884
frO THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA.

position Of w,bh, Clarke a Co. Of baltimore, a.
anc city, % maskel in shc sou,Ssrn StSss 10000
eexes 81 that nrmr brand OF BEsT FAMILY
sCaf toeonsnmsrs end 20 1eposii in ,hc hatioaM
ssedli Of" ihe Society OF ihe Army and Nayv OF
The Confederate sases"in MARYLAND, as TRis-
d aSa sefh % sq e. Sdes s .s pcsss ss Sf n
he n. y. Ice Camp Confederate soldiers Home.
rts wsll.tncwn tt'nding Of ,he nrIn Of James
snsipg IRE pobiic tta, they viii f.ipfniy carry
90, itetr ropossd aIransenenL
JOHN u. UREsHAM.
POWERS, BLAIR CO,
q y. MINOR,
cHsPLGs u. WILLIAMS,
pdyES?ORr 4 HD8HIs,
sr0Tts oNrse !. > alnSN S.ss2S'
Referring % rh, above. wc or - tso caasa ncrs
frln .ogn. ous-Sn opportunity 10 cnninba-, T.
the trplori syd comfoft cf avsiltuie Coafeiiefst>
stripre oG.oT ike VEgY I;IGHEsr srANDsRD
o. txCtl LENCE and az tde VERY LOWEST
kkTAi,. nhkhtT rHiCE.
The QUESTION VIC wish ycr - decide Is "shsll
ssy tnis indispensable article rs 70 ali IN ,eca
rhg FifTl THOUSAND DOLL AIS FOR TnL
NOkFfDERA1t RELIEF FUND, without aal-
NJ o,e penny TO my customary outlay for taif
We canuo' doubt what your answer VIII he.
JAMES ARMSTRONG z oO.'s BEsr FAMILY
IL Snufactured from the very hcsi material. tbat
a selected. - ABSOLu tELY PURE. We
shaiicnge ilc wOric 20 excel u In qu1litY.
"BfST FAMiT.i S,AP"is IS cut In cakes of Q
eHrcts cnei. press sed and Gouhle-wrap3ed packed;
leo eskes. 10 poends inll wcient, IN each box
The price yer box, Gsiivcic1 at the resi tenee Of
" <rontrihyfols 10 the Confederate Relief FUND,
viii be six collars.
M. JOHN +. LANE viii call upon Tie citizens
Of Rici mond for their prartical oadorscment OF
Itis tIitrpTife and win receive orders for tbe
BFST FAMILY SOAP. 10 hc deliycrvd through
NE following wsll-AnOTn grocer:
Jsfu r. Tonke, Christian White,
Mccarthy A Haynes, James r. Vaughan.
GeorN A. Nundlcy, Anderson y Logon.
william d. Taiuin. Herman Scnmloi,
.nhn q. Taylor,
spa sihers who VIII be named In a few days
nola.1t WEBB, CLARKE q co.
DREPARE FCR TUESDAY NIGHT.
il IEDana BLUE FIRE 'or sale IN any puantiiy
Nv RODfkEk BROTHERS.
no l4.ft Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
TRY 4 BOTTLE AND EE CONVINCED.

We are tie only concern In the United states
vhe arc bottlng and selling to the medical profess
,on and drug trade an ABSOLUTELY PURE
MALI WHIsKEY, one that is free from fnset-
sL aud that e not only found the sideboards Of
The best families In the country, bnt In the dis
r,nsing-room, for use in cases OF Dyspepsia, ind-
resiion, ana a. slimnlani for tired and nursing
moihCrs, and which in smOothness Of taste. round
ne's and eelicacy Of nayor, making II alike ac-
tcptshlc 10 all ages and 20 the most delicate st0-
nachs. III Typhoid-Feycr, Dysentery, Diarrhea,
and all low forms of disease, il IS the faVorite with
the profe sion, who know lis merits, finding IL in
valuable IS stimusnt and tonic. We have not
,he space 20 speak individually Of tie large number
of professional gentlemen who have examined
hi. Whiskey, but simply say that in May last we
distributed 1900 scaled bottles 10 a like number
Of the representative physicians throughout the
country Tor ANALYSIS and eXaminaton,and not one
o. that number found a trace Of fLssl-oh or any
adulitraiI0n whatever DIR. ARENDT. the great
German chemist, ia letter - us. states: Z" bod
IL absolutely pure and free from fusel-oi aud for
that reason cordially recommend ii 20 tie medical
Profession
Hsuy of the leading physicians Of the United
Slstrs not only recommend IL 20 the profession ~
large hut refuse 10 use any1 thcr simulant In their
practice. For the consuInpnve and those afflicted
with hcmorfhaPes II is an invaluable tonic, supply
ina the rVstcm with more carbon than the disease
eau haust, the invalid gaining In strength FROM
Mis for saie Iy druggists aud hne- grocery houses
generally. aud by
y. A. SAUNDERS 4 son.
selling Agents,
RICHMOND, VA.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

Ne srubbluf required VIII not inlure the fabric
Order. ahd inquire. will have prompt sttennsH.
ILHCTRlC SOAP NAAUFACTURING CO.,
indianapolis, Ind.
JOHN II. GRESHAM,
ar27-esdIv Richmond Va. Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

Advertisers wanting double column d.
play advtrtisensnss or extra space ~
eur Sunday edition. must send them n
before 70 O'Clock Saturday 10 insure H.
serfion. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.
Major John q. Whtner. Of Atlanta, well and
fa,oFably known all over the United States as a
General Insurance Agent says: al used This
remedy before The war on large plantation In a
Ircat number OF cases. aIscGys Nth absolute sue
stss.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

EVERY PERSON. SICK OR WELL,

Is invited 20 send their address q THE SWIFT
SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer 3, Atlantis, Ga.,
for copy of their treatise on Blood and skin
Disease. which VIII De mailed free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

This article il highly recommended for
its purify and excelenee. For each box
sold the Confederate Home will receive one
delisr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

J. q. Ttsstey's Canned Gse1s
are renowned for their excellent quality
and honest weight. His
Tomatoes,
Okra and Tssstses,
Early June Peas,
French Peas,
Lima Beans.
Suceotash. sud
String Beass
are for sale by Joseph Y. Blair, grocer, -
Maia street, pace Block.
The very hsnsssns Req We aos ossr st e2-ss
are the resslsr $50 sise. Yss ave oss dsi'ss ~
ba,ias a, LEVY DAvs's.
| ssoke the celebrates uscLE DAS'Ls cieAns
! bssd.szse, elesr Hsvasa.
--------
snske CRACK TsAh CrsAs.
Wehave q our rfost dswa-ssvs counter ~
10. OF smyrna ana rspesiry nsgs o. prices 20 isv
! ssss be iIresistisie. Lsst 81 ,hen
Lsvr DAVIS
snoxE TRixY CIGARS.
| vu.r n delishtfui sEske-sgALsKix CtGAne,
| our prices on Blankets saa CsnfoseAbiss are a
| The bottos. our Eleven and rveivs-QasvesP
| Bianhets are the besf ever shown a ~ psiees.
we.how TIE prettisst sssstnsss Of Cen sossassss,
sas spr priess will piesse zoe.
Lsvv DAVIS.
sNoKE TEIxr CieAas.
-----------
smoke VIRGINIA esIIE cIeAR.
----'-------------------
SMOKE rRuY ciaAsA
AUCTIOx nAIeo rMls nAY.
l r. b. COOK. heuaehoid fsraissse. &C.. ct 10 A.
| ~: gold watch At ~ n.
.. s.6.LETT,ar. ~. csbesse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
DICHNOND PERPETUAL BUILD
iNG. LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY,
Ne 1900 MAIN STREET trSpHR PLANTERS
NATIONAL BANK.

LuCIEN l.. BASS, President;
JoBs ). WhIcHT. viee-Presid dsnt:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

DIR. J. Davis, Of Hilltovn, Ala. writes: "IIaye
s1d Bradneld's Regulator extns17ely In NV prae-
.ice with entire IL ii is not specific, 10
Vs. In my opinion, the best known remedy for the
diseates for which Il is recommended"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

A iadv Of Ronhsm. Texas. writes: I have
ocea using your Female Regulator for several
weeks and with great benefit. My case is OF Ionf
landing. and has banned many PHYSICIANS IhAye
tried every medicine could hear Of but the Reg
nlator 81 The only one that has ever relieved my
eMhessing su6orinSs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
DEPARTMENT

MONEY LOANED ON REA.. SsIATE Oh IA.
,ersbie terms. reiurnsbie ia monthly In nsfsimenis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

Treatise on ~ Hcslth and Happiness Of Woman
mailed fToe to applicants.
THE BEADyIELD REGULATOR CONPANy,
Box rs. Atlanta, Ga.
lrol1-dIw&wltl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

DEposlIs RECEIVED In this department,
..S fssrENFSr ALLOWED at tAe rate Of per
ssstan per sBnaR. Security andoabssd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
DUFFY's PURE MALT wHIsKEY
VIII CURE ANY CASE

DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, GENERAL
WEAIiETss, uFMORRHAGES, or
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
taken IN their early stages, and relieve. II sol
absolutely cure the most obstinate and
supposed hOucess casts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

saoke the celebrates uscLE DAVIS cieAas
hssd.szse, eiesr Hawai-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

NOTAsuLGA, MA.
Dr. J. Brad6eld's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by nc in a great variety OF
csfcs, and am fully convinced that II Is uRri-
vailed FOR uat class Of diseases winch IL claims 10
pIc. j. e. HUBS, III. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
sAsKrse HOUSE orr
JoaS A. HANBixToS A 60,
NO. sorFH STREET. BAiusesr, Ap.)
v'o TAXPAYERS.

he UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT
fros wsreh there Is % appeal 10 aueusis ssder
ee,sso--sss decided n eai, seeesssry 10 OFFER
Csspossis is psysen. Of taxes. ssd n refused the
taxpayer 10 usder NO OBLIGATION 10 pay HI.
sxes In ssosfy. A. tiers Is sone diMeaily IN
PURCHASING coupons in yifg.nis, beesa~ Of .
special tar imsosed upon brokers dealing In thea.
~ Win be sisa 70 correspond with sny fss-p&ysrs
wks ssy dssire 10 avn themselves Of TIE op-
gonfUkiTy ssd bESEFiT ofpsylss their amer
IN Hx-fee<3sshie coupons.
~ss John a. HaMBLsTox co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

THT DUFFY MALT WHIsREY COMPANY,
BALTIuORE, M.
IOc l5.lmi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

DRFPARE FOR TUESDAY NIGHT.
IFDana gItfE FIRE s0r sale iD any quantity y
Nv RODEkEK BROTHERS.
N l<.N Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

The very hansssms RsGs We aos ossr ss e2.se
are The resslsr $50 dse. Yss ave oss dsi'ss ~
bnving at LEVY 4 DAvss's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14
JEFFLRs0N-WAID CLUB.

meeting held Yesterday evening the
Club made arrangements for the demon
str,lion 0i Tuesday night-ordcred uni
forms for The entire Cub, transparencits,
&c, and appointed maT'hals for tbc Club
a. follows James W. Gibbons. chiei mar
shaI: ,Jchn NJ. Higgins. George L. Mat
thews, Il. T. Briggs, q. x. Pitt. and Dan
iel Wren. assistant marshall.
George Gibson. Jr. president; l.. e.
Figg. A. r. AyrCs. and John II. Ryan.
aids.
The Club holds a final meeting Monday
night at Old-Nsrke, Hall 10 perfect Ar
rangCm(ntS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

inexpensive dresses that are also pretty
and CAV are made with the basque OF diner
ent material from the skirts-i fashion al
ways popular with economists. ~ 1t per
mis- change aud variety In limited ward
robes. For such suits the basque NAV be
ot pain cloth or Of velveteen, OF else OF
Jer,ey cloth. and the skirt one OF the fancy
pads now In vogue, OF else q dark Scotch
tartan OF mixed blue and green, or Of the
newer striped WOODS that NAV be in length
wise stripes for short women. or in stripes
around the skirt for those who are very tall.
rhus blue cloth wsist with plaid skirt
combining blue. brown, red. and olive
shades is 4 fsvorite dress for young ladies
10 wear in the mornings either at home or
on the street. The blue cloth Is rightly
called waist. ~ II shows below the waist
in the front only. while the back has two
loops or stout eyes set just below the waist
lie, on which the skirt drapery IL hooked.
The sSirt 10 made In conventional fashion,
With lieafed lower skirt and drapery thst
may be long or short in front, but mu.t be
very full and long behind; this drapery 10
arranged on the tournure to droop in two
soft loops by catching up the upper part OF
the long breadths that cover the back of
the skirt; cluster Of small pleats or one
large pleat Is taken at each eide and In The
effect.
The velveteens that are sold for q ysri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-14

y. A. SAUNDERS 4 son.
selling Agents,
RICHHOSD VA.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-19
MR. RO0ERys LONDON ADvRNTUREs



LONDON Oct. ls.-The American Presi-
dcntial campaign has caused curious ncws-
paper row In London. The 81 Stephens Re-
pie,c recently conceived tho Idea Of publishing
IN American number. giving portraits and
biographies OF Blaine and Cleveland. Mr..
Parkinson. tho manager OF tho Rerie,r. sought
the advice Of Mr.. Gille OF tho American Ex-
change. who introduced him to Mr. George
Rogers. an American gentleman sojourninR in
London. Tho latter got the impression that
Mr.. Rogers was u wealthy hacker and European
agent for MIR. Blaine. and invited him to tho
hcri"r office. There Mr.. Rogers gave q long
explanation OF American politics from the 10
publican point OF vew. At the Ond OF the In
terview Mr.. Parkinson inquired how many
Dor MIR. Rogers would take Mr.. Rogers OK
planned that no had no possible uso for any
thousands OF copes. but would cheerfuly pur-
Mr. Rogers then lett the olIice and soon for
got tho incident. hut Mr.. Parkinson was bit
tnrly chngrincd. This weeks number OF the
Rogers. On Thursday evening Mr.. Parkinson
and the cashier OF the Reriep called ut tho
American Exchange and again met Mr.. Rogers.
Selling both tho visitors. showed them down
stairs. Then he demanded mn explanation OF
the Rrrie'o's offensive language. both Mr.
bilty for tho article. whereupon Mr. Rogers
apologizcd for his warmth
Mr.. Rogers again thought the matter was at
the cashier obtained summonses against him
on charges OF assault and battery. Mt; Rogers
went before magistrate and gave bail Tor ms
| appearance on Monday. when the case Is to be
MIR. Parkinson now asserts that Mr.. Rogers Is
such 9ig and ierocons ,ellow mt y Is neIes
As q mattor OF fact Mr.. Rogers is u very small
man. but he is wiry. and is u boxer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-19
F1oHr IN A POLICE STATION
Justice Kaoeksd Down By . folieeasn,
who Accused him OF lasuiting BE wife.

BUFFALO. Oct. 1S.-Pollce circles arc agi-
tated over fight In Station 1. In which Door
man Clement Smith pummeled Justice John
Wood Yesterday morning. Tho story did not
como out until to-day. whom Smith was tried
by the Police Board for conduct unbocoming
an offlcer. On Thursday Smith. who is
neighbor OF Woods. asked the latter to tell
Mrs. Smith that he would DO unable to get
homo at the usual hour. When Smith went
homo he was informed by his vito that Wood
had mado insulting proposals to her Smith
at once set out to punish tho Justice. but was
unable to find him. On Thursday morning the
two met NJ Police llcaduuartcrs smith knock
cd Wood down. and was proceed ng To give MN
a severe pummelling when tho two were sep.
Rrated. Fearing that his &C would result
In dismissal Smith sent hi eyf nation TO tho
Board Of Police. but. as Cay vanaugh OK
planned. IL was not acted uroi. ,
At the trial Justice Wood was called TO the
stand. He said that he had no statement to
make and did not wish TO prctcr any charges
against smith but would answer amy questions.
Being asked how he accounted for Smith con-
duet. he said that Smith accused him OF insult
and that hc was mistaken. Iio refused to tell
why no thought Smith was crazy. saying that
tho ucstion was irrelevant and had no conncc-
ton with tho case. On ross-examination no
said that Smiths conduct was that OF Il lunatic
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were also sworn. Ihe
WIFE who Is pretty and wei! dressed. testified
that tho Judge first tried to kiss her and then
assaulted her. She escaped after u struggle.
Decision was reserved.