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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11

Chicago Herald:--''Grover Cleve-
land is great man." Republicans
hive lost ali interest in the ciIcumfer-
ence Of his collar in their sad contem-
platiop of tho length Of his head.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
Olive amdl.etLixc.N

Those who desire topurohase tho best
gu 'lity Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
whore fair dealing aud courteous treat
meus ID tho ,ula. Glassware, Tinwarc,
Stonsvars, Nails etc. always in stock.
IL II. CAAaa.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
AT REMNANTS.
Just Rccctved.

Handsome Beaded Dress Trimmings
Novelty Dress Trimming BrAids Of
all descriptions ind colors.
Beaded and Plain Dress Sets.
All Over Embroideries.
Turkey Red and Navy Blue 1m-
broideEies, and large variety Of Fancy
and White Goods. ~.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
Wonderful

cures Of Scrotulous diseases continually
adu to The reputation CT A:cT's Sarsa-
parilla. John Mcdonald, III Su@oi:e So,
Lowell, Mass, SAYS; "Tcr = number OF
years was Great sufferer from Sc:o.ula,
which manifested Itself in ca::::y childhood.
So virulcnt and offensive were TIC sores
which appeared CT t.; bod:., that ay
parents kept Inc f-o:l school most Of to
time. became c:aacia:cd, pale, lanyuid,
and feeble, Esd r. friends sad it was
Consumption. \ Physician il New York
state recommended treatment with
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
MA RGED.

BuLES-ToDD:-At the Depot Hotel,
Elko, Nevada, September IL. 1888.
by Rev. G.. j. A. Porter. Mr.. L. j.
Bulen to Miss E. j. Todd, oil of
Wells, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
Look H1crel

We h"vo just received q large stock
Of Ladi - Hats. Ladies' Dress @ 'ods.
consisting Of Gipgbams. Linens sSA
Woolen', and Gentlemep's Clothing,
oil Of the latest and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
gas. ]. RosRNsTpsa-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
DAILY INDEPENDENT.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
Raso Rall.

have just received q fins stock OF
Base Ball Shoes to which tho attention
OF lovers Of the sport is especially di-
rooted. Call and examine them.
b2A IGtinTEcG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11

County Committees In tho several counties
will please mako the necessary arrangements
for the meetings.
wv. ADAMS,
Chairman Democratic State Central Commit
tee.
.J.DuxyB, Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
LOW PRICES
M. REINHART
aive stock Association.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of tho Nevada Live Stock Association
will be held in Reno, Nevada, on Wed.
nesday, tho 1Y,h day of September,
1883. A full attendance ia desired.
BY order OF the President.
GEO s. NIXON,
8-24 I'd. Secretary
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-11
THE HUMBOLDT HOCsR.
EikO Nevada,
JOSEPH LANG, Proprietor.

This popular Hotel has just bssa
placed in excellent repnir, with clean,
we'll ventilated rooms, md having 70
cured the services Of first class White
Cook, mn now prepared TO furnish the
public with good accommodations AZ
reasonable prices. When you are in
town give the Humboldt House =
call.
Joa LAha.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
The Kellogg COTnpany's Engage


Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and hr. Lablst',
the tenor, arrived in the city yesterday and
are at the Exchange.
The company's engagement begins here
tonight in II TrovatoTe, and the sale OF seats
indicates crowded. nd fashionable house.
Miss Kellogg nov Mrs. Sirskosch) and
Labatt appear in the leading parts.
The New YORK Times Of yesterday has The
following:
Signor PeruginI is authority for the state
meDt that tue announcement that be has left
the Kellogg Opera Company because OF
"tardiness in the payment OF SALARIES" " Is
untrue Signor Peruginl IL now in this city
at the Hotel NendOme, and in conversation
with a Times reporter yesterday regarding
the alleged impending disbandment OF the
Kellogg company said:
." 50 far as | know, and ] think am in
position 70 know the truth, the report Is ut
terlv without foundation. The explanation
Of my own presence IN New York Is very
simple. My engagement with the company
was special one, FOR fifteen performances
only. and IL ended with my singing in Brook
lvn week before last. Then my engagement
wa. extended, aud / was with the company
in Washington last week. Ny salary was
paid regularly. and ! heard no complaints
on that score from any member OF the organi-
zation. At the conclusion OF the washing
ton engagement the company was 10 make a
four weeks trip in the south, and as object
10 singing AZ one might stands. / concluded
10 come to New York and take Arrest until
this part OF the tour was ended. That Is the
only reason am here now, and | am under
engagement to join the company again In
Toronto in four weeks
"Did YOU see any signs pointing TO dis
bsndment OF the company" the reporter
asked.
81 certainly did not On the contrary,
the Kellogg company has done remarkably
due business ever since it started out In
Boston, Montreal, and Brooklyn, especially,
Miss Kellogg and her organization have been
received with great favor. The greatest
success OF the season has been Carmen,
but the company has been well received in
everything th9t It has sung. signor del
Pucnte viii probably join II at Toronto at
the same time I do, and that doesn't look
very much like q dishandment.'
The matinee tickets will he fifty cents
each reserved seats hity cents extra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
A Gigantic FERRY.

A Holland (Nicb.) special says: The Co
lumDus, Lima and Northwestern is the name
0f new railroad projected from the coal
fields OF Ohio TO some point on the eastern
shore ot Lake Michigan. Unless something
Unforeseen happens 1t Is definitely settled
that Saugatuek, about nine miles southwest
from this city, will be the western terminus
OF the road.
In place Of establishing line OF steamers
Tor the transfer Of freight large boat will
be built capable OF taking two large trains Of
loaded freight-cars across at once. The boat
win be similar 10 the ST. Ignace, now used
Ia ferrying ears across the Straits of Macki-
nae; but will be much larger. Milwaukee
will be the point Of transfer on the western
shore Of the lake.
The designers cf the boat think there viii
be no trouble in taking 1000 ears sross
every thirty dsvs. and think IL will be a
great saving as compared With hauling ears
around By way OF Chicago. The president
OF the new road Is b. e. Faurot. capitalist
OF Lima, Ohio. lie Is also president Of The
Lima National Bank. The officials are very
confident ia their pisn. as they know that
the companies interested in the q. ignsce
sre we'll satisfied With their boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
AGAIN. BEHIND PRISON BARs
six Charges OF Forgery Against X. w.
Hammond.

II. W. Hammond is, for al least the third
time in his life. behind the bars OF the Rich
mord city itil. and II convicted OF the six
charges Of forgery now pending against him
he will have very little more freedom during
his temporal existence.
Hammond I, we'll known here, where he
has spent the greater portion OF his life. He
appears 10 be near sixty years old and wears
a moustacbe and chin whlskers. His lsst ap-
pesrance before the Richmond Police Court
was several years ago, when he was arrested
on the charge OF breaking into the sundsy-
school room of St. Johns church during
fair and stealing sundry articles. lie was
then adjudged q lunatic and sent 70 the
asylum at Williamsburg, whence he made
his escape a long while ago. Prior TO this
Hammond had served term in the penilen-
tsry for forgery.
When the cases against the accused we're
reached on the Police Court docket yesterday
morning IL was found that many OF the
principal witnesses were not present, and
for this reason the examination was con-
tinued until Friday morning. Samuel NJ.
Page. Esa., is counsel for the prisoner.
Hammond il charged with forging the
following checks: August 22d last, Wood
ward & Son. check on the state Bank in
favor of william Woods. for $50; August
llth, Fry & Son. on the Citizeus Bank, IN
favor OF 4. ID. Thurman, for els; August
29lh, Woodward Il Son. in favor OF ID. II.
Williams, for Sl6; September 22d. Wood
ward d son, in favor OF William L. Hunter.
for els; October 18th, two checks OF W. :.
Pitcher On the Planters National Bank in
favor Of w. II. Miller. for 6 each.
Sergeants IIulcc and Tomlinsou have been
at work on these cases since last August,
T'hen the former received information that
some one bad committed asnumber OF Tor
geries and left the city. After "spotting
the man great difficulty was experienced in
locating h's whereabouts. Hammond was
tracked to Norfolk, Portsmouth. Petersburg,
Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danyile. and
other places. and was only captured on Satur-
day last IN Baltimore. from which place he
was brought on the 25th by Sergeant Tom
linson. Nearly all of the checks produced
in court were endorsed In the same hand and
with blue Ink.
Hammond is an expert penman, and II Is
said eau duplicate any handwriting so ac-
curately as almost 10 battle detection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27

mum; rate OF mortality Of white population
was 1913 per cent per t,c00 per annum;
rate OF mortality OF coiored population was
PLY per cent. per 1000 per snnum.
Age: One day 10 thirty, 3; one month 10
six, Il six months TO twelve, 8; one year 70
three, ] three years 10 five, /; five years
TO ten, /; ten years TO twenty, 9; twenty
years to thirty. 81; thirty years to forty, 2;
forty years to fifty, 8; tity years TO sixty, 2;
sixty years 10 seventy, 1 I; seventy years TO
eighty, 2; eighty years to ninety, L; one
hundred years and upward, / unknown, !.
Condition; single-White, s.; colored, i'll.
Married White, 8; colored, 4. widows
White, /; colored, 9. Unknown Colored, |.
Ngtinty: Richmond, 10; other parts OF
the United States, IL; Prussia, /; wales,
|; Germany, Ireland, / Nova Scotia, l.
locality: City at Lar2e-White, 3 CO
lored, .. Marshall Ward-White, 9. Jef-
ferson Ward-White, ! colored, ,. Clay
Ward-White, 6; colored, 2. Jackson Ward
White, /; colored, 6. AlmshOuse-White,
2; colored, 2.
Ser and Color: White males, 3; white fe-
males, II; coIored males, 3; colored females,
u.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending December %. 1888, 1896; mean
temperature for week ending December "a,
1887. 80 IL.
RdiBtdH: Rainfall for week ending Decem-
Der %, 1883, ZIG inches; rainfall for week
ending December "a, 1887, 1.31 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27

A special meeting OF the Board OF Direc-
tors OF the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton was held at Murphy's Hotel last night,
and was called TO order by President Gas
coync.
The report Of the Bazaar Committee was
submitted, read, and accepted.
Upon motion the following gentlemen
were appointed TO secure suitable rooms FOR
headquarters: MeSsrs. Gascoyne, Peek,
Phillips. and llarwood.
Mr.. IL. +. Hrshberg then rendered bis
resignation As sccretaTy-treaSurer OF Nir-
GINA Division. but At the earnest solicitation
of the board withdrew il.
Mr. John s. Harwood's resignation as
member OF the board was also withdrawn.
The following gentlemen were elected
members OF the board TO iill vacancies occa-
stoned hv the removal from the State OF
Messrs. w Il. TYNE, OF Siaunton, and J.
II. MYERS, Of Richmond: Mr. George {.
Nasln. Of Staunton, and 4. T. Aberncthy,
Of Richmond.
Mr.. IL. +. Baker was elected chairman OF
the Employment Bureau aud John b Cul.
peper chairmsn OF the Press Committee OF
Virginia Division.
The board. after auditing all accounts due
10 date and the transaction OF other business,
adjourned.
There will be no meeting OF the division
on Saturday next, as heretofore announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
Assignment.

A deed OF assignment was recorded In the
clerk ofllse OF Tie Chancery Court yesterday
from joseph Weinsiciu 10 Sol l.. Bloomberg,
trustee. II conveys all Of the stock and
merchandise Of the asslgnor, consisting OF
clo;bng, dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, &C.,
together with three glass Showcases and
st0re.hXtures at present located at No. l25
north seventeenth street. The deed directs
that the trustee shall take immediate p0sse'-
sion and make an inventory Of The property.
and then convert the same into cash a.
speedily Is possible by private sale or public
auction
The preferred creditors are r. B. Chaflin
& co., SIG; NJ. Friedman 4 SON, Baltimore.
S202; Minnie schwartz $50; solomon
Weiustein, $3.50; VI. Miilhiser a Co.. S499
There are twenty-eight other creditors ~
sums ranging from S243S TO 1858, aggre-
eating S3,j79.l6. Total liabilities, Si,603 o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
Mrs. Par.ou, Cams speak In Chicago.


CHICAGO, December -IIaud-bils were
widely distributed to-day announcing that
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, wife Of the executed
Anarchist, would lecture in Waverly Hall to-
night. One OF the bills was handed TO Chief
of.Pollce Hubbard, who sent Lieutenant
Laugbln to Mr.. Laurie, proprietor OF the
ball. With instructions to order bin not 10
opea the place. Lauriewas not satisfied with
the message and called on the Chief.
81 snail send an officer 10 YOU tonight y
SAID the Chief 10 Laurie, "whO will demand
the key Of the ball from you. He will then
station policeman at the door who will for
hid admission to the hail. You are perfectly
helpless in the matter, aud any responsibility
there is will be upon the police" The word
ing OF the subject Of the lecture was trItle
ambiguous. in that II might include any or
all phases Of Anarchy aud Socialism.
said Chief Hubbard: "Nrs. Parsons can
advertise herself all she pleises. Wewill not
hels her to do it. We have private Informs
ton that she intended TO make violent
.Auarchistic harangue. Then we would have
been compelled 10 arrest her, and YOU can be
sure that It would have been magnlied in
every way by the Anarchists In the argument
OF their injunction suit Tomorrow. The
attempted lecture was simply for effect. Ii is
well known shat Mrs. Parsons can't refrain
from taking OF Anarchy il she gets a chance,
and We will not experiment with her further.
She simply can't speak In Chicago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27

As hisques;ion Is sfrequently asked, We will sim
plyssy tastshe Is lady who for upwards OF forty
years has untringly devoted her time aud tai
ents a. female Physician and Nurse, princi-
pally aHsong children She has especially stu
died the constitution and wants Of this numerous
class. and as a result Of this effort and practical
knowledge, obtained In hicts.e spent a.
nurse and physician, she has compounded .
Soothing Syrup for ehildrea teethiag. II ope-
rates like magic-gving rest and hoslth, and 10
moreover sure 10 regulate the bowels. In con-
sequence Of this article, Mrs winsios Is becom-
ing woEid-renowned a. benofector q her rscs.
children certainly DO RiSx Up aud bless her; es-
pecisilY 10 this the case In tbis city Vast auan.
titles Of the Soothing Syrup arc DAILY sold aud
used here We think xrs. WINSTON has imfnor.
TALKED her name by This Invaluable sriicle, and
wo sincerely believe thousands Of chiidlon have
been saved fgom an earls gsye by It's tlmsly
use, AM that millions yet unborn VII share 10
benefits aud unite Ia calling her tle-se,L No
MorHka has discharged her duty 70 her sufsedns
little ono. ia our opinion. until she has given is
tfe poasat Of Mrs. vsaslows soothiag syrup.
Try Il. mother. TEY r. sow.--Leesss' Fssissr. sew
YORK city. soid BY oil druggists ruenty-ays
cents bottle. ep pls-ecd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
"III MiIIortne nrItish."

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatchl
PARIS, December 25.-Loadng French SOL
dicrs condemn General BOuangers action IN
deciding to contest the vacant seat IN tnc De-
partment Of the Seine A strong Govern
mcnt clique is organizing TO oppose him.
The senate to-day passed the war and co.
lonial estimates. In The debate on the agri-
cultural estimates M. Breton asktd Minister
Nictteto explain The conduct OF Great Britain
ia closing the British ports to French cattle
on the plea OF the prevalence Of infectious
disease.
NJ Nieite replied that British ports were
open only to cattle from Portugal and
Sweden. lie could do nothing against the
IN will oi the British Government, which lad
The right to adopt whltoyer measures the
sanitarj police suggested. lie bad tried TO
negotiate wlth the British Government on the
subject, but without success.
NJ Buffet asked that the correspondence on
the subject be produced.
Vieue SAID that the British Government
had not replied to tie French oyeftures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
Please cell for Your money.

All parties having made consignment OF
goods 10 me to be sold At auction will please
call and receive checks IN settlement on or
before January lst, ~ wish TO open a new
scc0unt with all my customers first OF the
year.
Thankful to the general public for past
favors, respectfully ask q continuance OF
same. Special attention paid to sales At pri.
vate residences. and trustees sales on rea-
sonsble and satisfactory terms.
J. II. NiLENtINg.
General Auciionecr,
s9l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27

Hon. George D. Wise Is at nome for brief
visit.
Rev. Edward Lane and family, Of Brazil,
are al FOrd's.
Mr. John Jackson leaves to-day on visit
TO sussex county.
Auditor Morton Marye is still sick at his
home IN Ashland.
Mr. Lewis NJ. Crutchfeld, OF the Columbia
Bulletin, is in the city.
Mrs. Al. Ford, Of Kentucky, IS at Ford's
Hotel on a Christmas visit.
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page is at Mr.. Charles
Bruce's, in Charlotte county.
Nc. II. f. Dowell and bride, Of Ozark.
Ark, ere the guests OF Major John Poe, Jr,
d. A. Ponce was received at the penlten-
ilary yesterday 10 serve three years for
horse-steaing.
The annual dlnuer to the boys Of the Male
Orphan Asylum will be given tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
The funeral OF TIE late F. W. Sargent will
take place from SIS east Marshall street this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Misses Cora and Lula Everett and Miss
Lutte Scale. OF Lexington, Va, are visiting
relatives in Petersburg.
Senator William Loyenstein and Major F.
p. Turner, both OF whom nave been i'll, were
reported as much improved last night,
though the latter IS still quite an i'll man.
Mr. W. J. Gentry, Of No. 90 Governor
street, has gone up the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad 10 visit bis friend J. A. Baughan, OF
Hewlett, with whom he will spend few
days.
Governor Lee when asked bya Dispatch re-
potter yesterday how be spent his Christmas
said he attended worship at 81. PauPs church
and then took trip up in a balloon 10 have
one day Of quiet all TO himself.
Mr.. Antonio y. PizzinI, who has been
mailing clerk on the Richmond Wing for
more than twenty years, has accepted sim
liar position on the Daily Times. He assumes
charge there from next Saturday.
Detective John Wren aud Miss Farrara,
daughter OF Leander Fsrrna. Esq. were
married at the residence OF Rev. Dr. H0ge
on the afternoon OF Christmas eve and left
on the afternoon train for the North.
The good will OF the Whig, including tue
suhscriptiou-lists and unexpired ADVERTISE
mepts, have been transferred to the Times
Publishing Company. and the publication OF
the Wing will be discontinued after to-day.
The music at Monumental church on
Christmas day as rendered by the special
choir was so brilliant that II was generally
remarked upon as reminding the congrega-
ton Of Mr.. Leo Wheat and bis quartette
choir.
At the progresslve-eUehre party given
Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mr.. II.
L, Peloaze Or. KIsk aud Mrs. Frank won
the champion prizes and Mr.. George A.
Rady and Miss Kate 0'Neil the boobies.
Music aud an excellent supper followed.
Mr.. Harry G. Williams, OF Richmond. who
was on Monday last married In Charleston,
:. C., 70 Miss Carrie T.. Walden, OF that city,
his returned, accompanied BY bis bride, aud
oil Tuesday night they were given a recep-
ti0n at The residence OF the groom's father, on
north Eighth street
Mr.. Charles McGruder died Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at bis resiaenee, on north
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
EFFECTS OF HOLIDAY DRAM.
A Sarge Sambor OF minor offenders
Before Court.

The docket in the Police Court yesterday
morning was OF unusual length, and the
crowd i'm attendance was perhlps the largest
present during 1883. All Available standing
room was occupied, aud the streets around
his dispensary Of justice were pretty well
filed until nearly noon. As the result OF
the days work nineteen prisoners were sent
to Jail To enjoy the company OF the sixteen
sent down OH Tuesday, making Sergeant
Carriers list of boatdcrs number about l3j.
Most Of these had 20 70 10 PRISON because of
their inability to pay the fines imposed upon
them. The fines collected amounted TO
about $50.
Only the most important cases are noticed
below:
Charles Lewis and Walter Johnson doth
colorcdl, drunk aud disorderly on the
street. Fined each s. aud costs.
Fuller Slaughter aud William kllgrove
(both colored), fighting on The street. Fined
each 81 so and costs.
Annie Taylor lcolored) was fined S2.j0 and
costs for being disorderly on the street, s.
and costs for contempt OF court, and like
amount for sssaulting and beating Sarah
johnson ana assaulting and striking sam
Brooks with rock.
Mary Dennis (coiorcdl, assaulting and
biting Lula johnson. Fined g. and costs.
Robert Cabel Ccoloredl was dued SO and
costs for assaultng and beating Ellen vii.
hams on the street.
Booker Harris and Andrew Spottswood
(both colored). charged with creating dis.
mrbance and attempting TO create riot on
the street. Continued until to-day.
John Redden (coored) carrying concealed
weapons. Fined $50 and costs. Rcdden
wss also fined 50 and costs for being drunk
and disorderly on the street.
Henry scott, cOlored man, was charged
with stealing lady's gold Wstch Of the value
OF Sl2, the property Of Phillip Albolght;
also. with carrying Siiueshot or buly a.
concealed weapon. He was fined so and
costs on the latter charge; the former was
continued until to-day.
Royall Williams lcOlorcd) was fined s. and
costs for asSauitng and threatening TO shoot
Richard Ward. Williams was fined so and
costs Tor carving concealed wcapons-a pis-
tol.
Daniel Fowler (coloredl was fined $40 and
costs for carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Edward johnson (colored). charged with
unlawiuly cutting and wounding John
Braxtou. with felonious intent. Fined s.
and costs iOr assault.
William WInsl0w (colOredl was charged
with stealing $50 worth Of clothing from
Raj Lowry. and two clocks and a dress from
Mary j. Mebourn. Found not guilty in
both cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-27
sent ON for nresEtng q window.

Philip Branch IS the name Of a coored man
who is now in the city jan awaiting trial on
the charge Of breaking into the storehouse OF
Or. George Book on the morning OF Decem-
Der 25th with intent 10 commit larceny. 10
was about A. NJ. Tuesday that the atten-
tion OF Policeman Walton and Private
Watchman L. 7. HuekSter, who were stand.
ing on the south side OF Broad street near
Fifth, was attracted by the suspicious move.
mentS of colored man on the opposite side
OF the street. This individual bet0Ok himself
10 the show wlndowoi Books drugstore, No.
4O5, IN which lay handsome plush album,
and with his elbow broke the glass. and was
about to appropriate the pretty Christmas
article when his eyes fell upon the officers and
be ran OF At fun speed. He ran into an alley,
and being closely pursued sealed fence and
took refuge in coai.celsr, from whence be
was dTagged oy the officers. When taken be-
fore Justice Crutchteld the latter sent the
accused on to the grand Jury.