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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

IT is no longer necessary to take blue pills
to rouse the liver to action. Carter's Little
Liver Pills are much better. Don't forget this
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

THE Grip of Pneumonia may be warded of
with Hale's Honey of HorehOund and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

corn to pay of all the farm mortgages in
the State and leave a balance Of 1OO, 0OO, OOC
bushels
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

A CHICAGO man was lately fined five dol
lars for snoring in church.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

A woRKISG-MAN in Pittsburgh has patent
ed new submarine ram that will pierce
the side of the heaviest iron-clad.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

AT Troy, n. Y, 5000 persons work on
collars and cuffs, and their wages are
q, 900 annually.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

MISSISSIPPI company have received an
order for 100000 wooden butter dishes
from st. Louis house.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25

MONTREAL man has patented a device
supply Of ice for seventy-five cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25
cArARRH

A particle Is applied into each nostril and is
able Price 50 cents at druggsts by mail registered,
90 cents ELY BROTHERS. IS Warren St. New York.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25
SNAxE zHIs PAPER s-ss uus ycu VIVA

70 take. One tiny, sugar.
dekengemenfs Of the stomach q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

It is not generally known fhat Che
term lynch law" originated m Camp
bell county, Va, before the revolutions
DRY war. At that period the country
was thiniy settled and was infested with
Tories and desporaloos- too many of
them, apparently, for the local author
titles 10 adequately punish COL Charles
Lynch, distinguished officer Oi tho
revolutionary army, undertook to rid
his country Of the outlaws. He organ
lied force, arrested the outlaws. and
having satisfied himself and comrades of
the guilt Of the accused, executed them
without reference % the constituted au
thoriies. While not altogether approx
Ing Of the desperate remedy Tor a dcs
perate cause. the beneficial effect of Col
Lynch's action was recognized. and ha.
since been known as "I.ynchs law o.
Lynch law
Lynch's process Of melting out speedy
justice extended TO other parts of th,
country, and Is a we'll recognized form
Of redress Of grievances today, par,icu
larry for that class OF oilenscs that an,
popularity believed not 10 be Adequately
punished by the statutes and courts O
the state. Col. Lynch's brother gave m
name 10 Lynchburg. and left son wh'
was subsequently governor OF Louisiana
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Happenings Of Interest From Across
the RIVER.

The dwelling house on the corner OF
Twelfth and Decatur streets. owned by
Rev. W. A. Campbell has been sold 10
Mr.. John Perry for $1,000. subject TO
the approval OF the owner.
Information has been received of the
death an Fayetteville, Tenn, of Mrs.
Mary \. McPhail, the aunt of Mr.. =. t..
Gilliland. of this city.
The Council Committee ON Finance
were to meet last night 10 pass upon
sundry bills.
Captain Lipscomb, in inspecting the
streets and culvers yesterday morn
ing, discovered that the Fourteenth
street culVert was almost entirely
stopped up with debris washed down
by the stream. 1t was this, principally,
that caused the flooding of Hull street.
Rev. George ". Carter will preach at
the Central Methodist Church tO-mOr-
row night.
Robert Gladman. the colOred man
who was 50 badly hurt a few nights
ago by being knocked of s.reet-car
on Hull street. Was able to be out yes
terday 4 pile of lumber. which bad
been placed TOO near the track, knocked
him oil the car.
The Duids had q delightful time as
their picnic In Chesterfield on the 4th,
the ram to the contrary notwthstand-
ing.
In the Mayors Court Yesterday j. +.
Wells was fined - for being drunk
and disorderly. In default ofpaymcnt he
was committed TO jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
AioraDdfIG Items.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, July D. AT Crane.
Camp. on the L0udoun road. goar.
man named Bushrod Garrison ..'
shot in the stomach By the accdost,'
discharge Of a rifle 40 tbe shooting y,I.
Ierv. and j. IN a bad way.
Mr.. william M0het while hamm...
ing on an anvil IS said 60 baro t.sr
fatally hurt by it breaking Sh0uilI.
ever recover he will Boz blind
Two small boys and little gr. vrfs
badly burned by powder cmckors f...
terday One boy shot another ln Nh.
arm with cannon. loaded with s..t
or nails IN DC.
A council Of Virginia f.remen 80
organized tonight. with about frs
members enrolled.
The rain prevented The races I.I.
Yesterday: they will take place 0a
Tuesday next
Mr.. Dan Henry loft here to-day r
New Orleans. lie goes 60 witne-.
sullivan Kiimin contest. Severn. III
follow him. leaving tomorrow.
Professor earle J.. Grammar. NJ II
Thonl0e.cai Seminary. Was m f
near Bowie 0n "Wednesday evcnH.
Miss Nav Wallace. daughter of t
James D. Page. of Trinity ChuIc. q
Prince George IS county. sd.
Sis. Marion J.. Grigg. widow NJ f..
lato D. J.. GriEg Jr.. Died yt,.erlF
morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday ln the
Chancery Court
Is. III. Nash. commissioner. TO Rich-
mond Passenger Railway Company. - !
feet on an eight-foOt alley near Seventh,
~. 500: ". T. Robinson to j. a. neisler,
pa feet on east side of Twenty seventh
corner Of n. s6o7 30. George III. Pom
dexter. sub trustee. TO T.. :. Brown.
% feet on st. Paul, southwest corner of
Charity. improved, 1895; H. NJ Wal
thall to T. ID. Hall, Of feet on west side
of Tenth between Leigh and NJ, inn
proved, 81. i2j: Franz Schultz TO Samuel
Branch. 20 feet on north side of Moore
between Harrison aud Hancock. SlG0:
g.. j. Hunt and wife 20 j. j. Montague.
80 feet on south side of Floyd between
Linden and Cherry, $500. b. T..
Crump. special commissioner. to Her
man Schmidt. 1891 feet on north side If
Canal corner Adams. improved, so, 100.
The following were recorded IN
Henrico
NJ. c. Staples 10 John W. Rogers. go
feet on north side Moore between
Diuueen street aud Spottswood avenue.
$500. }. I. Dickinson 10 James Mat
tauer. 81 feet on north side Dickinson
street near Mill Race, SOS; A. Bradley
and others Go Thomas Guy, 240 Gj-l05
acres and % $500 acres. about four
teen miles below Richmond. quit claim
So: NJ. Whitlock To John W. Hughes.
li6 acres in Henrico county. 1909
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
Mr.. AND mrs. eowssa-
. ri, ., n Horse Car Brings About ''"-
oortant Developments

>. -,.,rn,rg from a trip down town 'no
other week left my shopping bag u, .'1 ~
dn1 when mentioned the iact 20 '''
ser and askod him to call Mt the s-foc' '''"
wav office and get II, be replica. ....,.s,
NO. MANN. won't Anyoouy 90 -,
erourb 20 leave an article Of value ~ = 49,, 49,,
COR deserves TO ioso II. Besides, you "''l '',,
,oLo the number Of tho car, and tnoy "o'''
onlv LAUGH al me at the Office.
) ,tno vou take tho number Of evofy A''e''
car you ride mi" asked. loo
"certainly Every sensible person u'e1
IDav before Yesterday camo up I'D no '' :
vent back In No a. came up 70 SUI ~
No M Yesterday mado my trips m N.N
Is CT and s. To-Day IN Nos - =" ana 49,
The street railways contract % carry ~
,-ers-not TO act as guardians Tor cND'' u"
and imbociles.'
"Mr Bowsor, other people have lost or
tlcles on the street cars"
"Ycs-other women. You never heard OF
n man losing anything"
let the matter drop there, Ano" ing ''''
tine would sooner or later bring my revenge
II camo sooncrthan | expected Mr. bo"s'I
took his dress coat down 20 tailor TO geo
cofnle Of now buttons sewci on, ANA as ho 10
turned without it, obseryol'
nYou are always finding fault with Che
DEMONSTRATION Of nay dressma1er our
tailor doesn't seem to be Ia amy particular
hurry"
"Howr
"Why. you wcro TO bring that coat back
With you"
"That coatl IhuniarT
Mr. Bowser turned palo and sprans out or
his chair
"pdn't lose 3, golns down, dbl your
81 believe l-Ir--
"You left it on the street car wien you
came upr
yes
'Air Bowsor anybody careless enough 20
leave am nrticie 4 value in "A street carr oe-
serves 20 lose It, However. sou toos tAo
number Of the car, presume"
"N-nom
"Yon dhln'ti That shows what s0rt of %
person you are. Yesterday when went
down after baby's shoes 1 took car SD. ll-
when / returned / took car So Whom j
won't over 10 mothers took car 5h Tho
conductor had rel hair Ono horse Has
brown and tho other black. Tho driver tal
q east ui his lcft eya ThHa vHe i.ar
women and fvo mon in the car WeTa 4
two load, ~ ashes. One of dirt and an i.'
cream wagon. THE conductor No.o $50 b
shoes. and nas near s.eltDd THE ff'-
ways contract tocawy passengers Nr l'"".
ser. not oact as guardians Tor sanne'.s Ani
children"
"Dut Ill get it at the Office Tomorrow Doc
slowly replied
perhaps but it rs doubtful Asyri can ?
remember tho number OF tho rar tHeY $3.50
laugh no tho idea. and perhaps ilho sou i'f
an impostor."
Ho gnrei no me l.lo q Gagged animal AMI
made no reply. and confess tHaf a'H..,
hoped ho would never recover tHe coat ii.
an. however, after couple Of days. ah h-
be brought it home he looked 40 me "i.l
great Importance and slii
"There is indifference Nr iNN-.r Ii'i
you lost anything on tle ear Do would tN''
been lost forever THE street car f.. I..N.
even sending QUO messengers t0 tni me HHi
restore ms property '-Detro.t Free lr.s.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
NlcinrInus Oarsmen.

PmLAnELPHtA. PA, July 5.-Ihe an.
nual contest for the Child cup tooh
place this afternoon ON ths schuylkii
river. and the Cornell eight ware the
vicfors. The distance was one and one
half miles straight away. and the only
other competitor for the trophy was the
eight from the University of Pennsyl
vania. The race vas the most remarkS
Bile ever rowed over the course. and tht
Cornclis won it In Che last one hundred
vards. after the spectators had made uI
their minds that the Penusy lyanlans
would win.
The finish was witnessed by great
crowds Of people on both banks of the
stream. who greeted the victorious
oarsmen with hearty cheers Courtney
was very enthusiastic over the finish
lie had almost given mp hope OF hi'
crew winning. the University crew
seemingly having the race IN hand. bul
fhe Cornell B grand squirt ut tho finish
t0 which the Universities were appar
entity unable TO respond, changed tn,
complexion of things and gave them
an unexpected victory.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
HARRY b. WHEELER.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
DETECTED ~ ELECTRICITY.
superintendent = ho'npson Uses the sub-
tie Agent 10 Catch Thicf.

For a long time the stable in the rear
Of Br0ad-street Methodist Church.
where the teams Of the Firc-Alarm and
Police Telegraph are kept, along with
the tools aud supplies used in the con
struction and repairing of the line are
stored. has been robbed Of small articles
from time to time.
Superintendent Thompson deter
mined to catch the thief if possible. lie
suspected John Banks. a colofed nan
with an idiotic look. who for about q
year was the man employed III the
stable. For some time be has been out
of the job. having been relieved from
duty when the Board Of Fire Oomliils
sioners recognized the department.
and placed iauIt0r IN charge
Mr.. Thompson gave orders 20 ms men
to take charge OF the first man they
saw i'm the stable who mad no business
there. and escort him to the Second
police station.
Wednesday Mr.. Thompson attached
An electrical cOntrivance % the door OF
the stable with a wire running to the
central Office. on Broad street. near
Ninth. When any one opened the door
who was not in the secret 1t wouid
sound an alarm on the gong IN the cei p
trail Office. ,
That very night the gong sounded at
1215A. NJ. which signiiied that some
unaulhorizod person mad gotten 10 the
stable. The men in the central once
waited 10 hear the gong sound. M
dicating that the party had leit tue
stable. The gong sounded at '''V-
which showed that the party had spent
the night. ~
On Thursday night Mr. Thompson
kent watch in the central Office At
1880 A. NJ. the gong again sounded
F We. with two men. went 10 tine stables
They found John Banks in the hay
/ loft. which be was using as q lod-ine
Mace. They brought him down and
+ look him 10 the Second pOiice-station,
whore "a warrant was sworn out by Mr.
Thompson charging John Banks with
entering i'm the night time tie stables
of the Fire Alarm Department with IN
tent ID commit larceny.
There seemed 20 bee doubts rs To
whether John was actually IN his right
mind. and in consequence the folice
Justice would NOT send BIN on Tor
breaking and entering in the night time
the stable. bat sent him 10 jail ln de-
fault of security IN the sum Of 500 Tor
six months
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
OF INTEREST 10 TAXPAYERS.
How 10 save Time ANA Money Ia IaN
Paying

The iaW in regard t0 aN paving Bis
very explicit. bat the average man Dee
comes so engrossed in business and in
looking after matters OF brcad-raising
import that d. rarely puts himself $50
the trouble To look into the Law. aud
the consequence is he is frequently
annoyed and made 90 pay "a penalty in
the shape of additional per cent. on his
tax assessment. when the truth If set
before him would save him from both
the aggravatiOns alluded to.
The TINES, therefore. gives the public
the benefit of the law i'm the premises.
City license taxes are due I'M April
the city taxes Is oue-halt due in June
and one-half in December. If one-hali
is paid in June this will tide lhe tax
payer over until December. II not. all
must be paid before the lst of Scptem-
Der with per cent. added. or the Col
lector is'ordered by law to levy and col
lCct.
by observing these rules, which are
memorable, the taxpayer can save j
per cent. and avoid the annoyance Of a
lew.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
ASSOCIATION NOTES.
The welcome TO NT. Wilkinson Gap
tatu Frank Cunningham at sne Men,
Mceftuc on sunday

4 large number Of members and
friends of the work came in to shake
hands with Mr.. 4. ID Wilkinson at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building last night. Long before the
appointed hour they began 10 come,
and they continued TO come in
large numbers until after TO. The
warm welcome given by all who called
augurs for the new general secretary a
very hearty support. Mr.. Wilkinson
desires to know the ehtire member
ship. and while he Will call on them as
rapidly as possible, it is important that
they should not wait but come forward
and make themselves known.
Where are you going on Sunday at
o'clock. You will miss q good thing
If you fail 10 visit the young men 5
building az that hour, for Captain Frank
Cunningham will be present and sing
several Of his sweet gospel songs. aud
there will be several short spirited talks
that viii interest you. Beside, The
meeting will bo held i'm the coolest
room in the city and last only one hour.
Don't fail TO attend this men 5 mid
summer mass-meeting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
LOCAL NOIIS.

Captain John S. Wise is in the city,
but viii leave for New York tO-mor-
row.
Mr. l.. L. Kellam, rising young law
yer of Norfolk, was in the city yester-
day.
Mr. Daniel X. Stewart is very III at
ms residence, Brook Hill, near Rich
monI.
Mr.. Henry Berger and Conway Ny
ers leave for New York this morning
ON combined business and pleasure
trip.
Miss Katie Lauer is summcring near
Green Springs. in Louisa county,
with the family Of Professor Jake Rein
hardt.
Mr.. John W. Rely. Commonwealth 5
attorney for Halifax county. and one
of the reyisers of the Code, was in the
city yesterday.
The weather cleared up yesterday
and to-day there will be number of
outings from the city. Postponed pic
MICS on select scale Will be the order
OF the day, II tho weather permits.
Tonight at o'clock the Union
Democratic Club Will hold Il meeting at
Springfield Hall Tor the purpose Of
transacting important business and the
election Of officers. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
ODDS AND ENDS.

A flock Of African ostriches have been
ecured by the state boards Of agricul-
uro OF Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and Ne
iraska for exhibition at tho state fairs
ieXt fall
A square IN Paris on the Boulevard
Jalesherles VIII, in all probability, DO
allied after Alexander Dumas lie has
hus FAR only given name 10 a few
blocks near the Barriero du Tronc.
There is an old colored shoemaker in
Hartford, Conn. who has for twenty
i've years devoted himself TO collecting
are copper coins and studying their his
DRY. Ills collection comprises a nearly
omplete set Of pennies issued from 1893
1851. Ills British coppers are espe-
tally interesting, some OF them dating
far back as 1900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
circuit court.

In the suit of j. A. Rennolds e Bro.
against James l.. Tahaferro, the jdry
being unable TO agree were discharged.
Anthony Birkle against Parkard and
Burkley. verdict and judgment in favor
Of the plaintiff for $50
Eastern Lunatic Asylum against Au-
gustus Keller's committee. Judgment
by court for plaintiff for n 300
w. NJ. Prentiss against the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway. Continued
on motion Of the defendants.
One suit was instituted. William 7.
Shaddick against the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Company. Damages,
81 900 on open account. No declaration
filed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Yesterday. 50 far as criminal cases
were concerned, was an OH day in the
Hastings Court.
Judge Samuel b. Witt devoted his
time to the consideration of civil cases
and disposed of several. Some of them
required jury before they were set
tied. but by o'clock the Judge had
gotten through with the immediate
docket, and viii be- ready to-day TO re-
sumo work ON cases that have been set
for this date.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
iOieI Arrivals.

The following were the arrivals yes.
terday at the different holels.
Fond Sc. W. Was.in. Winston. n.
G.; Il. Uaskins. Mr. and Mes. Walter
Ice. New York. T.. Iurpin and wife,
Little Rock. Axis. " Treuary, CIm-
berland. Nd. William Wallace. North
Carolina. "a. j. Foy: B. O.. Bardeu. l..
J.. Powell. Louisville. KY. F.. G.. vii.
hams. ciN.E G.. Holland. Sedaiia. Mo-
Henry j. Turner. Norfolk. Va. + G..
Blake. Dunedese. Fla; Miss II. g..
Bowers, city. +. J.. Thompson, San
Francisco. SIR. and Mrs. Baylor and
four children amt two uur-es. Essex
C unity. Na Sir Evans. fowhaian, VI.
AMERICAN UorfL-G. W. Richard
son. Jetcl-ylie, Va. Dr. 4. III. Proctor.
Charlotte. Va. W.T.. Lip,comb. Raleigh,
n. c.. G.. j.. McDerm0tt Nrgna.
III. e.. Rec. Charlotte, Va II. d.
Irving. Richmond. James 5. OIbbe-
and wife. Charleston 5. g., q. a.
Tretler-. phWnINtllc. Pa. O.. w. SUM
rel. g.. l.. Uppefcue. Virginia. George
William pamae and lady. Miss Alice
II. PMmae, Churchill GIthrey, Stony
Point. Va. G.. III. Newell. Cincuati.
o James A. Baber, Richmond. Va
James NJ. Biggers.ad. Boydton. Va,
W. W. Gillian. uanviile. Va D. W.
HutchiEs0n William III. Deane. WissC.
f., Va. j. N. Smith. Virginia. ID. Ecles.
Philadelphia. j. T.. Hlrgfoye. LeXug-
ton. y. CD. c. G5oiug, Washington.
Samuel T.. Wilson. Baltimore. A. j.
Pankey. }. X. Roberts, Virginia. Eugene
G.. Mayer. Brooklyn. john $. Jones lyor,
Va. j. ID. Groat. Green Island. W. >.
Lightfoot. Awona. john VI. Dunbar.
Baltimore: W. T.. Clarke. city; e. 81.
Blake. BUSHNELL. fa.. W. j.. Gordon,
Virginia. II. 5. Rady, city;J. $. Harlow
H4rffor Me-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
POLICE COURT.
4 Mig pocket Before Justice Ss"'e"-
GcId Yesterday.

The Fourth of July is always pro-
of a large number OF arrests
nearly all resulting from the drinking
~ common whisky. Two or three
cases were Of the ordinary kind usually
caught up 10y che police on each day IN
the week.
Susan Patterson and Louisa Patter-
son. two colored women, got mad with
Mary White. another colored woman
about some wash clothes. and exempt
fled their anger by going to Mary
White house and administering to her
a good sound beating. 1t cost each oil
them s. and costs.
Benjamin Harrison. oli1s Charles
Coleman. "A colored man. celebrated the
Fourth by boxing the Jaws OF Carrie
Scott. He was required to pay so ana
costs
Charles ROsser was fined 50 and costs
for disorderly conduct IN the puDiic
streets.
Sarah Stewart. Henry Kass, and jim
Dixon were charged with creating q
disturbance in the street. and also in
the house u Hannah Peasants. Each
one was fined - and costs.
John Burgess lcoloredl charged
with stealing - from Walter Brauer
was sent to jail to spend ten days M dc
fault Of security in the sum Of 500
jeff. Miller lcolorcd was fined band
costs for being disorderly IN The public
street.
Cornelius 4Sines. the colored man
whose arrest was reported yesterday iol
stealing one vcsl aud one coat from
Thad Coleman and Que shirt FROM
Amanda Young. The crime Was
proven, and jeff was given ninety day
in jail.
Tho case Of Robert l.. Brown icoloF
ed. charged with being disorderly iu
:. f.. Ciarks0u bar-room. was CON
tiuUed until to-day.
The charges against Ryland Norycl
and Florence NOrvell. charged Will
beating and cutting with knife Jame'
Melton. and the case against jane
Melton, charging him with fighting in
the street. turned ont To be "A small at-
fair. and the Police Justice dismissed
all the charges.
James fl. Sweet lcoioredl was hueo
IS and costs for fighting in the street.
Williem Shenauit di-orderiy. ~
Lumpkin's alley, was fined - an'
costs.
Jerry Taylor and James Banks lbotl
colOred) were charged with being dis
orderly in the barr0om of "A. q. An
thony. Mr.. Anthony ordered then
out of his place a number Of times, ano
Policeman Joyner passing by. Mr.. An
thOny asked him To- arrest them. The
Court required the men 90 pay th'
costs Sl.lO each.
John b. Smith lcolorcd). a--aultinl
and beating William Howard, was iine'
s. and costs.
Charles CiarksOn was charged witt
being drunk. and also with cWslng and
abusing Sergeant A. Il Cousins in th'
discharge Of his duty. lie was fined =,
and costs for being drunk and - and
costs for his language To the officer.
Walter Carter was fined 500 and
costs for being disorderly in the street
Tne charge against b. l.. Foster. ior
trespassmg ON the premises OF and 49,
saultng and cursng James Kelley, "a.
continued until to-day.
Thomas j. Parrish. charged with be-
ing disorderly ON the street and bailcd
failed to answer when Inns name wa.
called. An attachment for hum was i7
sued.
Barkslale Mills lcolored). drunk ano
disordcrly in the street, was fined -
and costs.