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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
LOCAL NOTES.

Judge Robert W Hughes will hold the
United States Circuit and District Courts
in this city on the 27th instant.
The mission OF DR.. Newton at Christ
Church on Venable and Twenty seco d
streets is meeting with great success.
The church is crowded and the Doctor
eloouence thrills his hearers. The ser
yics tonight will be the last of the
series.
Rev. VIM. Munford, son of the late
George Wyihe Munford, and rector OF
church in Maryland, is In the city on
visit.
After November Gath the Charlottes
vile accommodation trains Nos. and 7
on the Chesapeake * Ohio Railway VII
run only between Gordonsyille and Rich
mond.
II was reported last night that a mum
her of storekeepers are about forming
company TO manufacture this new rum
and bureau.
Last evening the full membership 0
the Arion Society and number OF ladle
had A good rehearsal Of the choruses in
tended for their benefit concert Pro
fessor jacob Reinhardt Is the director
and the rehearsals are held each Thurs
day evening at NJ B. Ramos X Co.'S mu
sic rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Selig OF Eizabetl
City. Y. C., are in the city, the guess o
Nrs and Ms. +. SalOmonsky, 1906. Els
Clay street, en- route home from an ex
tended bridal tour.
After the entertainment at the Acad
emy last night Governor Lee called o.
Messrs. Riley and Nye, and introduce
them 10 Mrs. Lee aud the Misses Carte
who are her guests. They both e'
Lsressed high appreciation Of the honor.
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THE G. & 0. RAILROAD.
Called Meeting OF the
stockholders Held
Yesterday.
THE PLAN or RE OKGANIzATIoS AZ
ADOPTED.
General ! ocal News.

A called meeting OF the stockholders
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad was
held yesterday at the company once ID
this city at 2 o'clock. Major John rage
Of Hanover was elected president, ana
Mr. T. O. Barber OF this city was chosen
secretary.
Messrs. II. T. Wickham, }. 7. Odeli
and Judge w. J. Robertson were ap-
pointed committee on proxies ana re-
ported more than quorum OF The stocK
represented, either in person or by proxy,
and the meeting was declared organized
for business.
The Chair laid before the meeting the
at of Assembly Of Virginia, chapter III
of the laws Of the session lSS7-so, "en.
titled an act TO authorize the issue OF
bonds and stock by the Chesapeake Z"
Ohio Railway Company.
Mr.. Wickhsm offered the following
That the stockholders Of the Chesa-
peake 6 Ohio Railway Company DO ac-
cept the provisions Of the act OF Assem-
bly Of Virginia, etc, etc.
2. That the plan Of reorganization en',
bodied in an agreement bearing date OF
the 9TH of February, 1888. between I. IL
Coster. II. J. Cross and Anthony )
Thomas, committee of the one part
and such bondholders and olher credit
ors and stockhol lers OF the Chesapeake
g. Ohio Railway Company as should pe
come parties thereto, of the other part
be and the same is hereby approved an'
adopted; and that the Board of Direc
tors be and they are hereby instructed ''
take the necessary steps for the prope
issue Of the stocks and bonds OF the fall
way company provided to be issued an, q,
mortgage or deed Of trust as may o.
proper TO secure thirty millions OF doi
! lars in bonds ss may be issued under sai'
plan, and to take all steps which may .
necessary for the purpose OF carrying
said plan into effect. =.
The resolutions were adopted, anu IN
meeting adjourned.
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KILLtD BY AN ENGINE.
Edwin u. lacy Meets with Irng'oa'
Death.

Edwin ID. lacy Meets Ntth ir'E''"'
Death.
Yesterday morning, about ociock'
Edwin Douelas Lacy, a young man only
oi vears Of age came TO bis death by
railroad accident in the yard OF the kich-
mond and Allegheny Railroad.
The circumstances were these lhe
.bjfting engine No 80. managed some
how 10 lump the straight track al the
switch lust west of Eight street, on tue
fressle work in the basin carrying the
tender snd coal car with IL The remain
der of the train kept the track. Lacy
who was fireman Of the engine, got
frightened and jumped of the engine
arainst the advice and protest OF the Eh
ginecr. -, 49,.
In jumping Lacy fell among the NOV
iop cars and was caught under a coal car
ard killed instantly. -,
The BODY was crushed about 'he
abdomen. The legs broken and one arm
eptirc'y torn of II could Dot be found,
and the supposition is that after being
wrenched off it fell in the water between
Che sills Of the treslle.
The coroner was summoned, ana ar
rived about o'clock a NJ, and Vie"lh
tle body and finding out that it was al
together an accident, decided not to hoia
am inquest ,..o.
The body was turned overto the ia'he'
Of the Young man, Mr.. William j. Lacy
who is foreman of the machine sh0p ol
the Richmond & Allegheny railroad ahu
lives At No 903 West Clay street
Young Lacy bad only teen hflhg 'n'
engine short while. While you'h h'
met with several accidents, at one u'h'
narrowly escaping from drowning an'
Al another falling through the elevator a
Nm. Ellis Jones printing office and get
ting badly injured.
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THE LATE EXPO IriON.
ircuiar Of Thanks to DIR. Jones.


The commissioners Of the several
counties Represented at the recent EXPO
si,ion. sen. a testimonial to Or. Henry I,
Jones. the Direc; or General. expressive OF
their appreciation of his work in makiog
the Exposition a success. Yesterday Dr.
.Jones sent the various commissioners the
following letter;
To the Corln,issioers. Of ne sererdI coIn-
ties represenfed at the Virginia Exposition.
Gentlemen-Youi kind testimonial 10
me as the director-genersl CT the virgin
ia Exposition will be preserved In re-
membrance OF our work in behalf OF me
development OF the resources OF this
commonwealth. We WHO have been CO
workers in this endeavor TO show to the
world the possibilities and opportunities
for profitable investment OF labor ana
capital within our borders, know the
value which lies hidden herein. be-
lieye your efforts TO exhibit the resources,
of your respective counties will bear goou
frui, in the future, and will yield proh'
10 your people which will make them
long remember your efforts in their De
half
Again thanking you for your kini eS
pressions TO me,
am, yours truly,
HENRY {. IoSEs,
Director General.
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DISASTROUS BRIDAL EXPERIENCE.
The Husband Drowned and the brido
Nearly So.

The Husband Drowned and the bride
WHEELING, w. Va, November ~ -
Patrick Waters was married al 81
George Tuesday to charming young
lady of that town. Yesterday morning
they started 10 cross the unfinished rail-
road bridge at Shaifer's Fort. When
about half way over Mrs. Waters became
dizzy. and, losing her bslance, fell nto
the river The stream was very high
and ne current, always rapid, was run
ming about twentY miles an hour. Wa
ters plunged into the river aiter DIS
bride and succeeded in reaching her
Crashing her ia his arms be attempted 10
reach the shore, but he could make no
beadway against the violent current, ana
was borne rapidly away. The heads OF
the half drowne people were seen oc-
casionally As they bobbed above the
waye, Half mile below the bridge at
Selas Ferry the boat was IN midstream
"a Waters and his wife came along, ana
they we're rescue after one ot the Terry
men had nearly lost his life. Waters was
dead when taken from the water, and DIS
wife apparently so, but she was revived
after unremiIting exertions extending
over half an hour.
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CABLE FLASHES.

LoNDoN. November 22-Mr. John
Bright passed an uncomfortable night
and his condition this morning was an
nounced as critical.
LONDON, November 22.-Advices from
Samoa state that the followers OF King
Mataafa have attacked Atna, strong
hold occupied by King Tsmese aud his
supporters. The assailan,s captured
the outports and in the battle many were
killed on both sides.
CoSsTANTISoPLE, November 29-lt Is
announced that the Turkish budget will
show deficit for the fiscal year ende.i
of 81 100000.
Sr. PErERsBURG. November 22.-The
Gar placed the chateau Jalta at the dis
posal of Ex-Queen Natalie Of Servis dur
ing her stay in the Crimea.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latest Events of Inter
est on Both Sides
The Water.
EMPEROR WILLIAM 6PENs rHE
REICUSrAG.
Foreign and Domestic News Items.

BERLIN. November 2-Thc German
Reicbs,sg re- ensembles to-day. Emperor
William opened the session In person
In his speech he said that the tours he
had recently m ade had convinced him
that the desire for imperial unity Was
deeply rooted in the people. tie re-
ferred TO the inclusion OF Hamburg ant
Bremen in the German customs union,
and to the conclusion Of co onmerctai
convention with Switzerland. lie Was
grateful TO know that trade had I'm
nroyed and said that the prospect OF
higher prices for farming produce JUS
tihed the hope of au improvement I'm ag-
riculture. lie emphasized the pacific
character of Germsny's foreign relations
and policy, ard that his visits abroad,
which had been undertaken with view
20 eifecting an understanding in the IN
terest of peace, had caused unusual con-
hdence in the maintenance OF peace.
The Emperor made no reference 10 any
military bills or credits and touched but
briefly upon Esst African affairs.
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LONDON.
LONDON. November 22-Joseph ks-
vanaugh was arraigned to day, charged
with attempting to murder Patrick Lane
in a tavern opposite the Law Courts on
the evening Of November LIST. Both the
men are witnesses for the Times, aud are
awaiting to give evidence in the Parnell
commission.
The Times provided counsel for the
case. Lanes demeanor in the witness
hox. however. was 80 fippant that the
Judge ordered him to leave the box
kayanaugh was acquitted and the YER
dict was received with applause.
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IA. Peck. secretary Of the Charlottes-
willie Y. NJ. c. A. is in the city
arranging for a course OF popular
and scientific lectures to be delivered
by four Of the leading Professors
of the University OF virgins
The first OF this conrse will he delivered
by Professor Schele DeNere, on Friday
evening, December at the NJ. {, a
Hall. Subject, Joan Of Are" The
University now has 452 students, and the
proceeds of these lectures are to be used
for the completion Of the chapel at Tia
institution.
This is worthy cause and should be
well patrioniZgd.
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Mr.. Arthur Gray ansi Miss Florence
Bishop.

On the 2lst ins, Wednesday last. Mr.
Arthur Gray, third son of Mr.. Thomas
GRAY of Ortebsr, Kent, England, was
married a. the Healing Springs to Miss
Florence Annie, daughter of MIR. VIII
am b. Bishop. The ceremony was pei
formed by Rev. Churchill j. Gibson, rec
tor of Grace Church. Petersburg.
Owing to the recent death in Atlanta
Ga. of a brother of the bride, the wed
ding was strictly private, only members
of the family being present. The newly
married pair left after .he ceremony Tor
sbor, trip to the South. la the spring
they will 90 to Europe TO visit the Tor
mer home Of Mr. Gray in England, an,
make tor of the continent, after whicl
thew will return TO the present res denc'
Of the groom q, Norwood, Powha'ai
county,
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ruE MAsoNic1EMPLE co sSER-sIost
Thsuls to Captain Cunningham for HI
Services.


Yesterday Captain + w Cunningham
received the following letter OF thanks
f.r his services in directing and training
fbe choir on the occasion Of the recent
iaying Of the cornerstone q the ne"
Masonic Temple:
Tng masonic TEMPLE ASSOCIATION
or VIRGINIA
SECRETARY And TREAsURs OFFICE }
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 2l, 1888.
Frank ". Cunningham, Esq., RlchD'ond
DEAR SIR AID BROTHER AT a
meeting of the Board Of Trustees
of this association held last night the
following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of this ssso-
citation are due, and are hereby cheeriully
fendered to Brother Frank w Cunning
ham for his valuable contribution TO the
pleasure and success Of the ceremonies oi
iaying the corner stone Of the Temple on
tbe l4th OF November, instant, and alsc
~ the ladies and gentlemen who so kinn
lv came TO his assistance On the OCCASION
beg 10 assure you Of the pleasure i
Affords me to certify a copy OF the same
to YOU, ana am Truly and tralernaIiS
vorrs WILLIAM Il. IsAAcs,
Secretary.
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THE T. r. 4. BAZAAR.
,feetinr Of the Joint Committees Last
Night.


Night.
4 meeting of the Joint committees oi
the Y. p. 4. BsZlar was held AZ the
Chamber Of Commerce last nlgbt az .
o'clock. aud in the absence OF the presl
dent. Nr. William Cans was calitu 10 'he
chair. .,..,i,
ting their report, were instructed 10 Sc
cnrs Spnger Hall for December ~ 10 10
inclusive. The Committee on Music not
beinr ready 10 report, were induced un
tilnext meeting. Upon motion MI. VII
Iiam Cans Was appointed as committee
If onc 10 draft a suitable circular TO be
cont 10 our eirv merchants soliciting con
tributions io.,,.
MIR. II. +. Hirshberg was unanimously
elected treasurer Of this committee.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Committee on Contributions re
,or,ed the following contributions re-
cofreJ n date. Through A. IIoen u CO.
Wbitmore Manufacturing Co, Holyokte,
Mas s95. Fuchs & Lang, New fors'
so5. II Lindemeyer, New YORK, Slo'
Th,onoh +. c. YoungG-G. W. CAL x
AZ Baltimore, so; Mott Bros. New
Vo,k barrel cider; Church
& Co, New York, . cases G,, S21s' @S
through w. II. ID. Gascoyne, old DO
minion Cake and Cracker Works' fancy
cake Il. Adams, fancy cakes; W. Il. ",
Gascoyne, case each teas, soap anu
bomipy. through II r. HIrshoerg, Il
Escbner & Brother, Philadelphia dozen
band. nainted fancy scarfs, A. Pizzini
Jr 10 pounds fine French candies
,brough 4. T. Abernethy; Myer Brothers
& Co. case Love tobacco; T. WhitiocK
Soo Ola Virginia cheroots; Billings, Iay
Ior & Co. New York, through L. W
Tanner & Co, $40; NJ. kaufman, New
Work through A. Cohen X Co, hand
some shaving case; +. Levering * 20
baltimore. through NJ. A. Hope
etannton / ca.e of coffee; Portner Brew
ing Co. through {. G.. Herbsl, case
beer: A. Saks IL Co, through "iii'an
Cans one handsome gents dressing
cown to be voted to the mos, popular
T. A. - ,s;,es
meeting, adjourned sobjec, to call oil IN
chair.
THE T. L \. GflN ANoAhE''
Mr. H. E. Hirshberg, chairman OF IN m
National Press Committee, traveller
protectiye Association OF the Onlte
states has received official nohcatio
hat the Jacksonville, Madison Il II
disnanolis Railroad has placed on sale
/ G00.mile ticket at two cents per mii
Tbis ticket will be good on all division
and branches of this road, emoracin
nearly "r 900 miles, covering their lines b b
tween Chicago, Cincinnati, Coiumou
Indianapolis and Louisville.
e COMPLIMENTARY BENEftr'
i Messrs Berger & Lea,h OF u
Academy of Music have rendered 10
ginis Division, Travellers Protective a
y socia,ion, a complimentary btneht'
: take plsce at the Mozart Academy :,
e saturday, December lst: 1888 ana u u
u nlay 10 be Charles II. Hoyts " I'm %
) der" This benefi, has been rendered
., onr drummer bows to assist them IN co
nection with their bazsar to raise .
! necessary funds to establish their nes ne;
quarters, and we trust the house VIII
packed upon this occasion.
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VOLUNTARY MASsLAUGHrEK.
Golden u. Elan Sentenced to One Year In
the Penitentiary.

PETERSBURG, Va, November 22.-The
,rigl of Golden B. Elan, charged with
the n.7rder OF A. C. Pyne in Din~iddie
county last August, which was com
menced in the County Court OF Dinwid-
die last Monday, Was concluded this
morning. The jury found the accused
guilty of voluntary manslaughser and
fixed his punishment at one year IN tha
penitentiary. j..
The murder was the ou'growth ot =
dispute over bill FOR pair ot ooois iof
which Pyne had become responsiDie:
Mr. Pyne was a brother OF u. W: ryne'
agent here for Rylsnd y Lee OF hicn-
mond, dealers in pianos and organs.
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civ Circuit Coutt

The suit OF Joseph Langh09Tnes al, +
ministraior against the city OF klchmonu .
was decided Yesterday so far as The Jury
was concerned, by a verdict giving me
nlsiniif 500 damages, upon the conul, a,
iion ,ha, the court decide whether or no no'
the plaintiir was legally enlitledto dam
aces % The court, on demurrer 10 lhe
eyidence took the matter into sdvlsemen'
and viii announce his decision later
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Charter Granted.

Jndre Wexford Yesterday granted a
charter TO the Virginia Club, whose put,,
nose is for the promotion of social ana
literary intercourse and beneyolence
ar,onc its members. The capital stock
10 10 ie not less than $500 nor more than
~ GOO The place of business and pIln-
cinai Office is No. 1900 East Cary. Inc
oflicers for the first year are Herman
eraser. president, John b Snyder, wee
nresident; August II. Still, secretary
Henry Rouger, manager and treasurer
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The Theatre.

A fair audience was present at the
Richmond Theatre last night. when Neu
'Tbomas' San Francisco Minstrels gave
e. entertainment. The first part was
nnN 49, excellent feature. the jokes used by
,Se a" end men being entirely new anc ex-
,-o ,-o,oelv funny Suffice 1t to say that the
."n'ns,v s.v,"rI in lis entirety is one Of the oes
minstrel lroupes on the road al the pres
cnt time u,o,ae,f,l Iamu'
"Alladin and his Wondetlul Lanlp np,
will be the next attraction al 'his popN
lar Temple of. Thespis'
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Academy of Music.

The entertainment given by those ac-
know lodged princes of humor Messrs.
Bill Nye and !. Whitcomb Riley, attract.
ed large audience at the Academy oil
Music last night. Public expectation was
in no wise disappointed. Both gentfe,
men fully sustained their well established
regulations, and from first to last KEPT
the audience in the best of humor.
Mr. Whitcomb Is not an artist. but
genuine humorist, who bubbles over WIN
fun. Bill Nye also is genius whose oald
head even affords himself fund oi
humor which he can apparently draw on
ad HJi.uu, without fear OF exhaustion.
Withal they are both genial and pleas
ant gentlemen.
From mere they go TO Norfolk, and
from thence to the South As lar a.
Georgia. They will then return 10 New
York TO spend Christmas, after whicl
they make a tour OF the W'st They are
both delighted with their Southern ex
perience so far, and If they are treated a
well elsewhere as they have been II
Richmond. they will haze no cause Z
complain Of Southern hospitality.
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THE VILLAIN.
Trying 10 Steal Virginia with Aid of tho
United states Courts.

United States tourts.
WAsHrsGTos, November ga con
clusion has been reached by attorneys
representing the National and Virginia
state Republican committees to contest
the election Of the Democratic electors
in that State.
The programme has not been definitely
arranged, but will probably be In charg-
ing fraud in the election OF Democrat'c
Ell, ctors, and by filing information ana
complaint charging fraud both in the
state and Federal Courts at Richmond
against the Democratic electors upon the
result being declared by the Cnyassing
Board which meets at Richmand Monday
upNf
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reE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
An Exciting Session Nineteen lnsu""r-
dinat. Cases to be Considered.

M IT n
dinat. Cases to be Considered.
ISnrAS.PoLIs. IND. November 22.-
When the General Assembly adjourned
al l.3O o'clock this afternoon, an hour
and half after the usual time, 1t was
understood from the delegates that there
had been an exciting session. According
10 the report OF the Press Committee the
Skeftingion trouble had been under dis.
cussion all the morning, and the General
Executive Board had been sustained
The report OF the committee, It Is SAID
was TO the effect that be be held guilty
of insubordination and be suspended foI
one year On motion the penalty va
made public reprimand from the GranC
Master Workman. There are nineteer
other cases before the Grievance Com
mit,ee which will come up later.
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Il is reported that one OF the Richmond
manufacturers is negotiating for the pur
chase Of the wonderful comblna ion
trunk and bureau now exhibited at Muir
phy's Hotel. They will surely have a
biz run when put on sale
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Ask your druggist for Browns Bron-
cbial Balsam. Uncxcel'ed as remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis ana al! aneS'
tions of the throst and lungs. 1rade
snrnlied by G.. w Latimer, druggist,
so0 West Marshall street, Richmond, va
Telephone g..
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valuable Manchester Property for sale.


Next Tuesday, November 27th, there
will be sale Of valuable property IN the
city of Manchester, consisting OF TWO
hundred attractive building lots. These
lots will be sold by Messrs Augustine
Royal K Co. and " K. bowe & 20 al
the request of the owners, and VIII prove
10 be desirable building sites.
The property for sale Is the tract oi
land popnlarly known as Spring I'M,
which has been well laid out, and VIII DC
offered on the most liberal terms. Spring
Hill is a plateau overlooking The city oi
Richmond, and commands a splendid
view.
There will be refreshments on The
grounds for bidders at the sale, when
begins at - m. Notice is called to the
advertisement in to-day's paper.
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1s von want 10 live quite happy ano
never know regrets, - ,oolou
Don't le, your stock run down 'oo 'o'
an "Ny Gweetheart" Cigarettes
rdr no,bino in this market into faVoi
Az these tne brands of cigarettes oil Oaf'
roll & Greensboro.
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:, Won wan, TO live quite happy and
never know regrets,
~, lev vour stock run down TOO low
in "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes, ,.vo,
For nothing, in this market into faVof
4. q "s ,nese | fine brands of cigarettesof Gar
roll l. Greensboro.
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large crowd still continue to 90 10
Nnrnby's Hotel, Eighth and Broad
streets, to see the wonderful complnas,on
trunk and bureau. The ladies anu gen
,lemen are all wanting II.
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ro,.n Th,,atened with Destruction.

EyAssvrLLg. ISp, November y The
town of Leayen worth. Ind. is said 10 be
in danger Of being DESTROYED by the TALL.
ing OF a rock from cliff at The loot OF
which the town is situated. a number
of families have removed TO places Ok
safety.
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decentralization Of the Times Company.

The stockholders OF The TIMEs puDIIsH..
ing company met Yesterday and elected
the following officers: President, MAJOR
Lewis Ginter; Vice President, Mr.. Joseph
BRYAN Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. W
f. Tinsley Directors, Messers Lewis
Ginter. Joseph Bryan, Page McCariyi
II. b. owen and Basil B. Gordon.
The capital stock was increased 10
$4,000
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smoLs NV SWEETHEART Cigarettes
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes
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Charles Walker, colored, for being
drunk and evading his fare on morse,
ear was fined So on the first charge anu
80 on the second. .Aooar
C. w. Woodbridge, foreman IN the car car
railroad. assaulted msn named Jones,
an empioye, with an iron bar, Jones lone
sustained two severe cuts on his ne"o'
Uis asssilsnt was fined so and costs.
UP Lathrop, for assaulting man
named Lake, paid s. into the city iuhu %
A complaint was lodged against JONI, II,
T. Garden, charging that Ms pfopei.S -
7O5 North Ninth street was In dahgei
ous oTs condition, The ease was referred 10
the City Engineer. ,.,or vh,
has drank so much whisky that ne nov
;mssines ,ha, he sees snakes, was hhe'
the usual.