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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
THE BAY CITIES.
Another hsFf at WhAfeom-Pro-
gress Of the Cornwall Road

wnATCox. sept AT last the city oi
whateorn Is Ia have smother wharf 70 con-
pete with the Old Colony. or Bennett
wharf. Enterprisieg residents and busi.
ness men of the city have raised the yl5.
60 Necessary 10 complete IL al the foot oi
+ street within thirty days.
All the ti1ies oo me hsy cOntsnue 10
progress. Az least szua 90 has Seen spent
this summer in Nha'eom and sehome
grading and plauking streets. some very
fne buildings have also contributed te the
appearance Of the bay cities.
The cornwall Railroad Company have
had their rient of wav slsshed out to the
Ncossack river, AMI will soon begin grad
ing aB1 laying rails
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THx TEMPORARY JstL-- halrman HI
~ she committee on public hHilsiings 60
Trpands. hss eomple'et the plans - 49,
temporary eity jail. whtch via b
els hisek TIE Jail prnper WITH ~ 49,
tel0w fne stresgf level IA will ~
iest iu ssze. divided inso three arasem
81 equal size. enc for xosaess 90
Sofklng pr siners and IN neher
frogles ia front viii be . earftdoe y
feet in siKs. TIE sails nf II
viii he made 81 3st scsnk1
wtth strips OF sheet iron b<tvu
each lasef II viii require ten 49,
sheet iron for the buildlEx t1r@un4
the ali atll tie one ef tie sesldeefm
On thc bloek II is 6xss fett IN ~
wiz be ssed As pelsce heeoeaz
F0Fcbcs Wlll be tuiif ~ each end ~ -
viii eatisely cover TIE jail.
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NEw foak, sept. s.-Henry : Ives aud
partner. George II. Steiner. were brought
into court to-day "a Be tried for the frau fn-
lent issue Of stock of the Cincinnati, Ham
Iron Il DAYTON railroad Ives eoun Sc!
asked for separate trials IL was decided
10 try Ives trst, the time being hx1a for to-
morrow
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LONDON. sept s--Tae directors os the
dock companies refuse 20 depart from the
terms offered by them 10 the strikers.
fund for the benefit oi the striking work.
men has been augmented by subscriptions
amounting - ElSNu
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Castle Raes gspanIie.a Ciah.

CssTLs ,ocE. sept s-1he Republicans
of sst.e Rock. sseWn og co inhabitants
met shis evening aaa tssrraes! q EeFsbiicAn
league This = So. Is fAfsytng s1anufse.
turing tosn AMI w1i, give LARGE kepsIt:a-
cSa Easjerity uetoessF - gsrOPrr Sr2aal-
HNrien E,efaTe sleet.eas
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On the Diam asi.

BALTIMORE, SEPT. &C lnciana Z. T.. Bal
;imore, \
PEILAD LrHIA. Sept. s.--l9usSville, 10S
Athletes. =
B0SEoS, sept 9--B0S'ou sad ChiraRo
plssssi ten inni X sitheUt either scoring.
The game wss called heeaHse Of darkness
WASHINGTON, sept s-W kstInrfou, g.
InCi euApo =, s.
PHILADELPHIA. sept g-FhslsEeiphie
10 III ssburg. 4
NJ YeEg. Sep'. s-Nsw Yogk, II.
Cieveisn s. r.
CoLCNHvs. sept e--Co,ambas. 3. Kaa-
sSs civ &
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A christening PARTY sailing On Las
i.saeY. .sriaad, sunday evenings
esrs Eesa aud Exe "a The paffy
drowned
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The four masted schooner Robert L.
was launched from Hall Bros shipgoD
f0si Blakeley ~ 5 o'clock yesterday
n0ou. she is beautiful craft, cwne4
Levers & Co0k. merchants. of hcco1
Ameag those GA board when The We
gliaed into the bsY were Mrs. Cor
kRsiei. Mrs woTihlBgtou. Miss i1tt4 :
ton. Captain II. X. ~truve. Mr.. Woft41
ton. Mr.. saith az Chsrago. M. tAeI1l
Mr. = :. saith and Mf. :. l. irawfoqo =
seattle
The keel Of the large new ting for IT,
PORT Blaksiey NH cumpsny Win b -
by Captain Han today.
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ELLES,guEG, SepE. s.-TAe Democratic
state convention finished is iabors in one
day scioufning 81 10 o'eloek tonight J.
J. Browne, of spokane Pals, who came
last Right. positively declined 10 siiew his
name to lc used for governor. and this
gave the noEiastien - Ex-Governor ssm-
pc. II 80 taraed the scale for tire eols-
xrssssonal nomination IA favor of r. G..
Grlffitfs. az sg-okaze
l. H. Plaf'cr. OF Whitman. today came
oaf a. candidate for lieutenant governor
and Was successful. The remainder OF the
tleket va. - hAs been hsafore indicated
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WHAT A TICKET /!
Democrats Name Eugene
Semple for Governor.
r G cRrFTTTrs FOB CONGRESS-
bi'f whise for suprems Js6ge-J.
Ha@fitsn Lewis Ghsfsnaa 80
the Canxentisn.

Fsr Nsrnt-s- % t-eag-esx,
T. e 1zzYFarTs - -SoSaae
For ts9ss-ngE.
ECsgSg essELg. e E'iSrrs.
For Laelsensaf erayS raor.
l. II. FLArraR. Of Nhsszssn-
fcs Seerxsxry ef state.
W II. wHFTTIEszy. "a Jsexr>st.
f0< aud tor.
JOHN IIILEE MCEgET, Of Thu-zon-
Fer Treasurer.
kAcTHAy, of Pierce
for Aftssrssv sse1er3i,
J. -StgELY. Of Y&ksms
Fer Commissioner ~ Lands.
NJ T. fsssgDgLL os { ehsls
For superintendent Of Public Instruction.
J. II NcseAS. of Kiiiiiss.
For supreme Iadges,
W. II. WHITE. Of King.
B. L sataFsTx1S, Of Walls waiis-
JOHN r. yCD~os. of Piefce.
J1aS 3. kRAvGs. of f&x5Eaa.
FRANK GAN HI. OF ; oxaIe.
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poRTLASD, Or. SsE.9 s-fussre ~1s4sns
ioa&y siee led Tbs nsofloa foF = iaew tia sss
sandy Uias. DO murdered Emil Weber.
ans. 0ias wsii - ssnte8ced a. DEAN sssn0r
rDx fcg-sns@pn III case wiil ne zpYc ales.
10 tie segsesne exqart-
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CONCESSIONS To STRIKERS.
other Deck Companies Aeeede TO
the Terms Demanded.

LoSD0S. sept SIN saciccn 60 the dock
companies which have slrestF accesisd te
The terms Of the strikers, a nErsber of other
companies today siguisei itsiF willing.
sess 10 ersnt the demands n che men.
Leaders of tne s;flke cSguierre1 with CAFii.
nal Manning this mnfnipg
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Al ApplSson. Nis .on -a,nrtay. ms
oi ne combined Lsxks paper nit!
cracked Is 9 mysterious nrhsss1 g
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Hts Family ia seattle

TAcexA, seps The rnau ran over hy
frxsa ysstes5sy = stu snisisBsissst re il
a Scandinavian. ard Il = sagFxsssss tlsas hss
wile aad ehil&f~a ilxs q sea Els.
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Mems ard srsss suits al ssxies. -
cat. naosf approved fsshsess. Tokiees
srfaan a 60
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Take The Northern Paeise rzilrood
tssi eqHippsst Isns ier ell peism
office u .ecpnd street.. Hss-tsa rfcen
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Tareugh fuNMan veszlsNisz4 siaEE.srx
GEa aIasBE szss ales lzirs. aEn ffuyei touf-
- i ef<fe ssraAxh D q Fsr Es-t gss NORTH
srE F=ei o. rsftsaaE 0faex, No 10 second
ssfsxr ssossaa baGsE
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
sfeeekNs ay = HsmIison Lewis
ard Yeunx yassrh~~a.

%F~esEas ny Hamilton Lewis
ard feuBx v.srh~es.
ELIxxsEr-zss- sept. s--Tezvozxry Casir-
ssn WARE ca led The cow, III lon 70 OF
der 81 In ia isse sfs--aann. Chairman
White. Of the committee on ere.ens salS.
81 Easfzesi fhsir re.zor1-
ssEl fse boa fne repair ssS aGsop.e5, II e
fulosia. a2s shen psese sec a. tue con
faiis<s Gu r~ruaaeet orsaalxa.ioa xn4
ssssssr ri business report. For sserss assfsf
ca&sTHsa. Jam, IL Lemtx. Of King
y rnssaen' seer I4rs. axufs Keeling. ssf
= a4a Aslass asssssans SEC cfsrs. Arsaar
tuna. et t*w1tsz Order of bus ness. First
TSso-s Of the eon1 Esiifse on erefs rtials:
y ctsEzd- spisssagfnenf of esT1 Y sssse ou II So
1siSs0ns sss1 platform 10 cossSst of thsr-
t@Sn F.crSoFs>. Que 10 b. chosen By the
ael~s as<< present from each coa eli dis
srls-s, 50 n present constitutes. and one
10 he chosen By the convention az lar,e;
thiFt, s<ass fsoIl OF state cent a. COMMITTEES;
fourth renstnstfoE for representative 10
- gFesss hfta. nomination for governor:
sixth, nominal SoE for lieutenant governor:
seventh no saasisns fer secretary OF state /;
eli <ntn. nomination for state fre1s arsr
niata, domination for state auditor: tenth.
nomination for attorney genera eleventh,
nomination tgr Superintendent Of public
INSTRUCTION. twe.ft3, nomination for com
missioner ol pabsie iansss: thirteenth, noIa-
inaiions for ave Supreme judges Res
pcctlully submlstea
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~sxks 4.~-ss&. @ki TSf- A+s<ss'
-. d c. Rnexr1ss Ygsakliz. fnosass visa.
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Tsse fas ~osEhefs Ps Sc rAi -essst sse
fe=ss ~ .eSss Sazs aES 5ax-eaF rszse sas
s4 eaass @Hss. sssszn &@ -ss -a,ssgss
szssf iaesa sseNk
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NeGns sscecf ssssk of smsFssseg5ss al
y So. STR sasegf5szs 70 match. Toklss,
esazxrs2An a Ca.
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~ 80 Azsaszse. s - 4 "a sg-
a9 3ss fA' yesg 9gEss ss4 IS Fs.s
tzs =. xs&N 4 q
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Important te Travellers,

kssSesy ass0As 0n snT sseasaShss sfae "a
fae AtiaEF2e saFvlEs - E4fssE< srs E-ssg9sra.s
car - secagssf 81 SaTshsT2 ?4cszz siekeg
e.ssee. No. : u -sssssd ssrse1. Ba@soa asoek
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TAe latest aSEeseias ia drsss s7sy-eriss Il.
whSre- aikak s4sa csss1sES- zoklzs, s3uges.
A "a
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-18

AT-I.I' ~ F7TNTN-
A..,, VIVA. ,.,d, he A,,;,.,i .i.i, ,r...+t d,
gro-ly l..r'l,li,rN ,.b irli,i Lux Ii,,, X ,i,
Hophin-. AIfnyo. i, K Nay,, 4 N,ii,.,: I...tf,.r
som Nnl,itr
Ho-fon Atriig tl4,,,.,il,,i, r ~t,,,l,- .to,.
er- Calais Mt and Butrp1s tl.rrs Iltii .,i.i,,,l
-ch- ~l,li,. 1 orel Wit.lnw Mor.,. and 0i.Ii Ni.,
tcrpurt II J Cottreil. IIa.belI - Jago. Sarah "
Lawrence FarF,,u Philadrlnli4. l. T. warren
(.isop. Mia Mary tarro, toudnn E'lfas,' I15ti
arrived sch Ninnett.,, Cro-ket;. Wiulr;t;oIt i5tb
arIived .ch Wycr 1, sargent Sargent Minimum
sailed Sell s4iah " Lawrence. tariow. phii:iaI
phfa
Baltimore Apii sailed sch Yale. simusop.
BOSTON. ma sailed b,.f.r F1,lia Ei.Lr R1nrn,.'
l3th arrived ,cb III lisnt Uad.l,inn nmTnnI
Point
Philadelphia. April H. Arrived -ciI- Cornelius
>oule Francis, Frankfort Z, u ia4,iner,l. Mill
Ron, IipaIhaven: f4fh. ar-j, III -ch Nnry p,ttr-
Williams, Turks island
Bangor Aul1l g. cleared -s.f- Gcora,. Il y rau
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-18
STATE MENT OF
BELFAST SAVINGS BANK,
Belfast, Maine, APRIL 1, 1859.
APRIL 1, 1859.

IIUiN r. HOTSTON, President
rom IT, QtINBY, Treasure,
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LIABILITIES.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-18

iINIE -un-crihvr hrrrhy gives Iuhlic notice to al
l concerned. tt; hr has been d0iy appointed and
ta,,rt ..I,aii 'li!.-e thr ira-t Of Administrator q
the t'-titttuf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17
MANCHESTER

a Movement Looking 10 Big Improve
merits Mayors Court and other News.
Am adjourned meeting of the City
Council will De- held tonight az : O'Clock.
The matter in relation 10 the payment of
the water blll of the Manchester Water
Company will come up for consideration,
as wlii also "a report from the Committee
on street boz regard To- street improve
mcnis
The committee will submit a propo-
siiion to pave the following streets
Hull street, the road-bed paved with
rock. from Mayo bridge TO the corporate
limits Decatur street from Second
street fO the Petersburg turnpike, paved,
curhed und gutterci. and road-bed
elaycl'cd. Bainbridge. Porter, Perry
and McD0nough streets. from Seventh
street to COwardin avenue, paved, curbed
and guucrcd and road-bed grayelled.
I'm me Mayors Court Yesterday morn
ing two white men were fined two dol
Jars each for fighting on the street
James Easlcy and Emma Easlcy were
zap for raising a disturbance ON their
premises at am carly hour yesterday
morning The latter was fined two dol
lars
The only other matter was an Ordi-
nance violation. which was dismissed
The funeral of the late Charles T..
Shacklet3n took place yesterday after
noon from the Bainbridge-street Baptist
Church and was attended by large
number of friends and acquaintance of
the deceased The intermcnt took
place at Maury cemetery
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17
A BRIGHT YOUNG CHEMIST.


He Mulct- Western Liquor Men go the
Tune of Three Hundred Thousand.
CncAG0. May lG.-Onc OF the biggest
swniles of the year bias just been
brought t0 lilht Western liquor men
have been mulclcd fo the tune of
$500 00O and @ bright young chemist
named Comp !. now living in luxury far
away
Mr. John Archibald Comp came TO
Chicago fifteen months ago and pui uD
40 the Cosmopolitan hotel Among his
effects are tNo large trunks and q small
refrigerator le seemed 90 nave plenty
of money and it was noticed that sew
eral wholesale liquor dealers were
among bis visitors Mr Comp claimed
Zoo have discovered compound which.
when mixed with new whisky. would
give 10 the odor. taste and appearance of
from four 90 siX year old high wines.
Under his manipulation the poorest
quality of "Wet goods became smooth.
and Che entire process was eXempiided in
the presence of the victim
Not long since detective who was
put On bis track, entered Nj Comp
room while he was asleep. and found
there what looked like Tin armOr 10
would reach from the waist to the arm
pits At the bottom was q small faucet
The armor was followed. and contained
d high grade of whisky The detective
awakened Comp and taxed him with the
fraud. He owned up. and offered 10 take
the detective into partnership with him.
10 was agreed t0. and then Comp eX-
planned the whole trick The refrigca-
tor had "a false bottom and an ingen-
Ously arranged trap When bottle of
poor whisky was sct In ON The trap.
by pressing spring bottle of
the best whisky would be substituted
and the mechanism of the affair was So
perfect That there Was little chance of
detection The use of the arm0r was to |
provide whisky for an exchange when /
he did the trick without the aid of the /
box. Mr. Comp informed the detectives /
that he mad worked Kansas City for 500. /
boo In three weeks, and that nothing T
could be- done to him because those who /
invested In his scheme knew 10 was a /
ease of deirauding the government
IL is also stated that the elterDrising /
young man has sold more than 100000 |
worth of stock in Cincinnati. ST. Louis /
Kansas City and Chicago The detec /
i've reported his discovery 10 his en- |
DlOyers and they 20 the Federal authOri- /
les. Comp, however, must have got a
ip, for he disappeared, leaving his ap- /
laratus, where 10 is now at The Cosmo- |
'olitan.
Many prominent saloon-keepers and
Wholesale liquor dealers were inter
'iewed. and while admitting that they
iad been approached by party who
laimed 10 be able 10 age whisky,
enied that they had invested in the
cheme.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17
STREET COMMITTEE
AFTER the street Railway Companies.


The Committee on Streets held theii
semi-mOnthly meeting last night in thu
/ CITY Engineers Office Present Messrs
/ Crcnshaw. ,chairmanE Belyin, Carter
7 Capers, Crump, Higgins, White, Glover
and Curtis
Several merchants in the lower part OF
the city were present and asked the com
mittee to remove the obstruction on the
southwest corner Of Fourteenth and Main
streets
The committee instructed the City Tn
gineer 10 direct the owner Of the proper
~ 10 have the nuisance removed.
Mr.. y. W. BOwe and others asked that
the alley between Franklin street and
Park avenue and Shaicr and Harrison
streets De paved.
The committee decided to recommend
the same 10 the City Council
Colonel Joseph Darlington asked that
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad be
allowed % construct branch road along
the side of his warehouse, on the corner
Of Eleventh and Canal streets. Referred
10 the City Attorney and the City Engi-
neer
Mr. Higgins raised the question in re
gard 20 the condition of the City Rail
way and Noncompliance OF the owners
with the city ordinance touching city
railways, and asked that The committee
request the reporters present to publish
the action of the las meeting of the
Street Committee, held on the 2yth OF
April lie also called the committee S
attention 90 the articles published in the
saf. and TIMES newspapers OF the city.
The following is the motion Of Mr..
Higgins ai that meeting, which was
adopted.
"he4'ud. That the City Engineer and
the City Attorney be authorized to en-
force the provisions of the ordinances IN
regard 20 the Union Passenger and the
City railway Companies road bed
services rendered the public
Several of the members called atten-
ton 90 instances where the ordinance
had NOT been complied with.
Mr. Crcnshaw moved that the City
Engineer and the City Attorney be in
strucied 10 examine the old city ordl-
nanccs iu regard to this matter and see
what power there was under the existing
ordinance 90 enforce the same In fur
nishing better accommodations in the
street car service Adopted.
The bids for paving Dock and Cary
streets with granite blocks or spalls, as
The committee may determine, were
opened
Bids were received from John A..
WcInburn. A. Kicks. Thomas Barry *
Co.. and the Petersburg Quarrying Com
pany.
The lowest bid offered was from A..
Kicks, bat the contract was not awarded
on account of the bidders not offering
granite blocks The matter was post
poncd until ile next meeting Of the
committee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17
Molnrt Aca..en.r Of Mn.I.

Ii is now definitely arranged that ih'
Petersburg Festival ard Musical rs
sociation will give two concerts. matt
nee and night of Saturday, The 25ti
instant, at the Mozart
This, il Is almost needless 90 state. Wil
be the great musical event of the year
for beside the children. numbering about
400 hundred. there will Doe ljO adults
with half dozen sOloisis of renown
from Boston. together with their very
numerous orchestra
The concert will be under the leader
ship of Carl Zerrahn, and cannot be 9th
erwise than great success.
The prices are the popular prices. and
have been so arranged by Berger &
Leath one dollar being the highest
price fer the night concert and seventy
i've cents the highest price for the matte
nee
The sale of seats for subscribers only
is 10 commence tuesday morning, and
the subscription lists vii be kept open
till Monday night On Thursday the
regular sale Of tickets viii commence.
The programme at both performances
will be varied, great care being bestowed
In the selection, so as 90 make the num-
bers as attractive and delightful as posi-
bic.
Persons whose names are ON the sub
scription lists have the privilege of Sc
lecting their seats two days In advance
of the general sale, which will be Thurs
day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17

Memoir, Of Colonel Archie Harrison.

Ia Memory Of Colonel Archie Harrison.
Many citizens Of our county Viii feel pro
found sorrow af the announcement thai
Colonel Archie Harrison. OF tlc 1hirfiaft
u sImeut OF Virginia lnianfry. - dead. Dee
cause large part uf That regiment was made
zap of soldier. from Caroline county. aud fhet
lI held nm Boz high REGARD a- "a brave soldier
and heightened gent man.
Col Milton a. Cary. former captain ul Com
puy of Richmond city. splendid IrI
officer. organized the Ihrteth Regiment u
l10l uclf AclIli Greek on fhe Potomac river.
under the enDmys ruutoai. that mcufccl
that section iur months. and they made tN0
or fhicc Dies crate efforts 90 force a landing af
4 4uia Greek wharf. From Narlho4. ugh
Point the regiment under Colonel Cary i1Ol-
onei Harrison then being Lieutenant colonel
marched under General Huomss tu the
nrsf battle of NJ ui--iS. and after a spleu
dli march ut thirty mile. in one daY slept I'm
supporting distance ~ the Confederate forces
on the second uightailcr leaving Marlborough
Point From Virginia the lhlriictD Regiment
wa. sent 10 North Carolina. where % WAS re-.
organized la l-t2. Colonel Archie Harrison
Colonel Cary declining re-eleDtiO : Wa. mad,
col mel of the regiment an q lionel X :.
Oncl. X. Milton Gouldn. oi Caroline was
elected major. From that time until late ia
1865 Colonel Harrison continued with his com
m2ud until bis bad health forced him from
active service in the field.
II il not the purpose Of the writer OF this
brief notice Of Il high toned Virginia gentle
man and soldier % recount all OF the gallant
deeds of his beloved commander. We will
leave that 10 abler pens and TO those better
acquainted with Colonel HarrsOns virtues
ana cNcoieneics OF character that drew all
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17

that the Dot shall De owned in fec -lmpl,
hy tne party intending TO build "a home
10 such party owning the Dot tine syn
dictate VIII build house suitable t0 thl
value and surrounding. of the land fl
illustrate A party owns Dot which
cost saw $500. and wants Dob build a
house fo cost $1,000 The owner of DO,
Dor .uI-cr.les fo ~ 500 Of stock I'm
fhe American Bnilfinr and loan
Association lie Dav. slj ea,b month f0
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17
POLICE COURT.
Cases Disposed of Yesterday by Justice
Crutchneld.

Case. Disposed of Yesterday 10y Justice
Crutchheld.
I'm This court yesterday little was dOLe
of any consequence.
William Lee and john Booker had "a
fuss boa the First Market. resulting IN
The arrest of BOTH The parties were dis
missed 0n payment of costs.
Sarah Ir0an col0rcd. was charged
With striking William BOwie- IN The eye
with DISH B0Wlcs eye vas cut, and
lc will likely loose IT, He made the
statement thal ihe dish was thrown at
him in fun. I'VE were just playing, you
know. The Police Justice decided that
If B0wles was satisfied with the loss Of
hi. eye. the Court was. and dismissed the
case requiring Bowles 20 pay the cssts
81 go.
Albert Smith coloredl, charged with
as-aultug and striking Anderson Stew
art in the street, wa, fined 50 and cost
The continued case of Willie Edwards
lc0I0rcdI. charged with committing an
abortion on Bessie Murphy. was called
and the case again continued till May
2jth
Agnes johnson .colOredI. charged with
stealing from John Augustus. colorcd
boy basket of clothing. was brought
up from jail Policeman Wren said he
would find the clothes during the day,
and This case was accordingly continued
until tomorrow
Francis Beasiey .coloredl. charged
with stealing three dresses, one skirt and
one Jersey from Annie Stevenson. was
sent t0 jail to spend the summer.