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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-03
OVER THE RIVER.

An Sorts of News ftym- from Manchester
The Mayor had quite matinee yesterday,
recurring an hours time IN whlca :" com
plete the performance. III.
John Harris (cOlOred) was charged with
breaking down the stove IN Mr. ). i. hop.
inson's grocery store. There was crowd
in the store last Saturday evening, and the
stove got pushed down by a general move
ment. John was discharged.
Two parties charg ii with fast driving,
but their cases were dismissed.
Robert Glasgow (c0lored) raised as
tIrbance last saturday night and contrib
uted one dollar TO the city treasury.
Virginia Cheatham (coloredi, oamsel
sixteen wears old. had some fun by putting
ON mans clothes aud parading the streets.
Size was soon the centre Of motley crowd,
and would have been bruised and battered
il two colored women had not helped her
extricate herself. The Mayor issued war
rants for the parties making the assault,
and continued the case until today.
THE ROsEBUps.
The Rosebud Society OF Central Methodist
Church held an interesting meeting sunday
afternoon. Mr.. II. J. Neisigcr presided,
and Mr.. Bernard L. Walden was SECRETARY
MIR. Dvla Gary gave history OF his con-
nection with Sunday-sch00ls. lie hrst AZ
tended sunday-school In the Masonic Hall'
ON Filth street. in 1892. lie next went TO the
old Plank Church, and remained there un-
Ill the Central Church was built prior Ia
1870.
WOULD NOT ACcErr.
There ras largely-attended meeting OF
the Clopton-sireet Baptist Church sunday
10 act on the resignation OF the pastor, Rev
Decatur Edwards.
By unanimous vote the congregation
refused 10 accept the resignation. and IN
sisted on Rev. Mr.. Edwards Withdrawing
il, which was done.
The sunday-school officers for the ensuin.
year were elected.
MINOR MENTION.
Counsel for John Jones will not ask for
bail.
Rev. T.. VI. Peterson, who has been quite
sick for some time. was at MS church sun
dav. but too feeble 20 preach.
Rev. John !. ClOpt0n, rector. preachsd
morning and night at Meade-Memorlal
Church.
Rev. Mr.. Kern, OF Randolph-Macon COT
lege. occupied the pulpit at Central Meiho-
dist Church.
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DANViLLE.
Exemption of Manufacturers from TAXA
tion-Sale- Of Tobacco, &c.

Exemption of Manufacturers from Taxa
tion-Sale- Of Tobacco, &c
DANvmLE. VA. December special. -
Alta special meeting G. fine City Council, held
this afternoon, resolution was offered eN-
empting new manufactures 81 any kind, not
conflicting with any business already sub
iect to taxation, from taxation for a period
Of ten years.
The resolution lies over ten days under
the rules, but eight councilman out OF
twelve expressed their approval OF the mca-
sure. which practically passes II.
This action was taken IN response 70 the
request Of the citizens meeting, held satur-
day last.
The full amount due on the new Baptist
church in North Danyille, which was dedl-
Gated Yesterday. has been raised ana tne
church starts OF tree OF debt.
The sales OF leaf tobacco In this mar
ket i'm November were 3.S25ssI pounds
an increase over November Of last year OF
l.074.9iG pounds; sales from October lst to
November Both inclusive, b.6Ji.6l6 pounds.
an increase over the same period Of last
year Of 3,7sJ, $40 pounds.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
ID the Chancery Court OF the cay II Nj a.
mOnd. entered Novembe 25lh. 1859, IN ne
suit therein depending under the stylc ~
''p'Neiis ex'ors against Goddn. hnu a. "
cial Commissioner thereof appointed, Will
ON WEDNESDAY, DECtM sTH, lS'v'
at4P. NJ. offer for = L. AT pubic auction. IN
font ofthe & " II II. uer ghi I'll le and ih.st-
esl II isaac A. CO dnir, dcceafed, IN nnd 10 We
renl q tate described In said cans" AS lolioN.i
twenty ocres adjoining Huicbeson; one
lot Main sire (. No. 1876: seven and one'hhH
acres adjoining n. ID. Philips: Lots IL and ~.
Co k ana Turner; one lOf iwentt-slhh
street: one lot Ina Maddoxville, tot II. htoNu,
Page ana tamble y an. lot II, y M'1os
rIan: One-ihIrd uf lot 80 Adams pam ono
lot H. Graham's plan; one lot 'n brO y tufh-
pike; 1--WE acres adtOi' ing Il. MOiri, satf
one To- I'm MaddnAyille. one lot 10 Aoths
Valley; lots NOr, 30, - ~, ~. buN"i
plan. near Poo tOu,c, TOT IN hafN =,
Ola 10: one lot. No. 3. In Harvie'r PLAN iot -
30. l.. r.. isryi,'s plan: lot IS. Dufal
addition; one III on Ihiriy-iOurth stree shl
hop' walk: twenty-five ana 'ne-pu W
acres on LOngbrh g. road; ten hcf.s n'H
White 'mk swamp; lot 10, Ia square TO- n.y.,
ton: i've acr,s adjoining iillsm Aliehi ~.
No. ;. IN Nicholson street: BOT :, y ~. IN
square %. Fulton; one-half lot on hAiYn
I'm: lOts 10, ~. and -. IN Nicnplsohs 30 "
WIKI tenement; Lots - ana ~ ,,, a.
pan; t,fr,' and One-hsli astes adlOin ~ ~
Ia. Clbell: twentv AMI one-hnlt FEET on in.H-
etts ana Bloody un street,; lot -, iweny'
two feet. Fifteenth street; nfty-sik ieet ny.
lar street: lnrt OF lot, ~ and IS. ON hnp
) xt".nih street,; lot 2, Poplar Hnl ~
streets; lot, ~ aid 1 9 I'm puv Ia adililoni
one lot Ibirty-thiid sirr't twelve fst
street; Two acres, square s20, FuiioN, W ~
5 ana q. ten md one-thiid acre. on rlAso
road, heretofore charged 10 Ten pefnnce Nm
Johnson. finA eight and tV' -.hlrd a'i'''
neietOfo @ charged 10 Sarah v, Couil's hel';
This sale D, peremptoy ana nhs'lur ~.
Is only "A sale OF the right, interest, hu1 TITO
Of |. A. Goddin In aud 10 abOV'' properly, a.,
TERMS: one-fOuIth In each. Dol nee pa
three equal pa, ments at six, t~eN ~ ~
eighteen months. purchaser 10 glFc 10 49,, -.
date OF sale ana title 10 be retained unll Wy Wy
purchase money has been y ia In iuli '"'
conveyance ordered BY the court, .,.,,,
a. MONCtkt,
Special Commissioner
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Mrs. winslows soothing syrup should al
WAYS be used wnen children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer al once,
II produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. ana the little cnefut
awakes as ''bright as "a hutton" IL - very
pleasant TO taste. Ii sO0thes the child sol'
ems tho gums allsys ali pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels, aud ~ The best known
remedy for darTno-a, whether arising from
teething or other tauses. twenty fise cents
= hottie rn.t b.. Jaw
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Burned at sea.

BALTIMORE, December THE new steam
transfer steam ferry boat Groton. recently
purchased by the Baltimore and Opio Rail
road Company, was burned at sea Saturday
night while on her way to Baltimore irom
New York. When of chinc0teague Light.
on the coast OF Virginia, II was discovered
that the GrotOn was on fire. Captain III
bic and his crew Of twenty men realized
that nothing could save the boat The
Thames River. companion boat, came up
and took the captain and crew OF the burn
ing vessel. Their escape Was Just in time.
for scarcely had they lett the Groton when
the flames spread % every part Of her, and
i'm few minutes she was mass o. nre.
b .Oss, $50, 600.
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shiloh.s Consumption Cure.

This - beyond question the most success
ful Cough Msdicine we have ever sold. 4
T. w doses Invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough Group and Bronehltt while ITS won
deriul sncces> IN the cure OF on -umptiop IL
without n parallel IN the history Oh medisine.
>ipce its nfst discovery IL ha, been sold o. 4
guar, nice - tcst which no thrr M dieine Tan
stand. NJ you have Cough. W. arnssfly
ask you Ia Try q Pri Q. so cents and 81.
sample bottles free sold by Bcdeker III o. a.
ers and II NJ SHIELD. q so, corner OF fith
aud Ma rshall streets.
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Wilt led 'ur day / ecembef 1879
At BsS5 A. ~. III "A NAkhtN. infant IN
o. G.. w ard l. &. " ~ eyed one year and
eighth months.
ALLEY. b. Died. Deremncr ? isS0. fu v.
daughter ~ n. n. and II. r. Alley aged I've
years.
Her funeral will take plac from the fe,'.
dencc. Washington ana laylor streets. 1lfs
{ uesdayl A 4 sNUON, att o'clock. fuenta
invited 10 attend.
r nISS.-Died, vonday morning Dcccm.
Der ,. 1889. ADA y. EARkis. aged eleven
years.
Ter funeral will take place fiom The rssi-
dence OF ncr parents, corner Monroe ana
BROAD street, MS (iuesdayl AffEENUON
at = o'clock.
HASk Ns.-Entercd' into rest. % the resi-.
dence OF OF J. Il. Jcnr-ss. 81 1 Park avenue. IN
sunday. ecember !. lSsg. H. RTE p HAS.
kINS. wife Of l. tIaskins. ~ hnf'utfe
county. and sister OH. Is. ana {. +. leiire,s
or Richmond.
The remains We're taken 90 her home In
Charlotte county FIR iniermeni.
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THE MONITORS.
Nothing to be Done with Them nj Pres,

Nothing to be Done with Them nj Present
The president of the Chamber Of Com.
merce is to send committee to Washing
ton TO see the Secretary of the Navy about
keeping the monitor fleet at their present
harborage below this city. Hon. George p.
Wise has written that~Secretary Tracy as
sures him that no action will be taken in
the matter until an experienced officer OF
the navy shall have first inspected the sta
tons, both here and at City Point. and shall
have reported on the rel tive advantages OF
parh
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Finest Made.
Virginia Sun-Cured,
Tough. Juicy. Ripe.
CbeA pest. Best,
Old. Pure.
Chewers' Pride.
Beats En- all
Popular. FavoritE.
Oh, What u Cough.

VIII YOU heed the warning the signal, per-
NAM OF the sure approach OF that more Terri
HE disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves
n YOU can afford for the sake OF saving 40
cents, to run the risk and do nothing for ~.
We know from experience tnst -nlioh's lure
.rplains why more than Million OF Bottles
were soil the past year II relieves Crou''
and "a hopping Cough at once. Mothers. DO
moi be without IL. sample bottles nee. Sold
nv Bodeker brothers and II: III. shelids To-
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Rnarh of PnhIic Intere.t.i

The Board Of Public Interest met at ]
o'clock =. NJ. yesterday in the Council
Chamber. Present. Messrs. Campbell,
Noting. Courtney. W. d., Courtney, a. H.,
Wilkinson and Higgins. No quorum was
present. ..
this evening.
The Committee on improvement ofJames
River meets on the tug Craighill on Wed.
nesday at q o'clock Il. VI.
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sundrv Council Committees.

The Committee on Schools met in the
Council Chamber last afternoon. present.
Messrs. Peasants, White. sitierding and
Anderson. The only action INDUCED was
the payment Of the bills Of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute.
The Committee on Elections met in the
Council Chamber at ! o'clock; present,
Messrs. Hill, Moore and White. The COM
mittee determined to ask for $3.50 to pay
G ection expenses not available under last
Years appropriation.
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The grand jury for the December term OF
the Hastings Court yesterday preferred the
following bills of Indictment against the
following persons:
Feonies: Major Bently, Margaret Brown.
William Blown. Thomas Carter, William
Chambers. William Cabell two bilis)' Nor
ris Collins. Joseph Collins, James Fry,
Joseph Uarrigan. james Jones. David
Johnson. James Robinson, John Sweeney,
William Warren. and Isaac Winfree.
Misdemeanors: B. l.. Braseman 1.-TWO
bills) Joseph Brooks, George Combs, James
Kinney, Harvey Shelton, Solomon john
son, Jr., Charles Roy, and Thomas Buford.
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THE pOUTHAT SURVEY.
Bought by n Canadian Syndicate.

Govern0? Lee is in receipt of letter from
Messrs. Bell and Catlett, Of Staunton. in
which they informed him that a Canadian
syndicate purchased on last Saturday their
iron tract called the Douthat Survey, which
lies along the Warm SPRING. Mountain.
The price received was $500. 0O0--$i00, 900
TO be paid in cash, the balance In one aud
two years time.
This tract Of land is one OF the finest In
Virginia, and abounds 10 the choicest iron
ore
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Crounds and buildings.

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
met In the Office Of the. City Engineer last
afternoon at q 80 o'clock.
Mr.. James McGraw was awarded The
contract for fittings for beams. bolts and
riyets for tie new City Hall; and the con-
tract for the granite to be used In the tower
Of the new City Hall to the Westham Gran
tie Company.
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There was large attendance at the
Armory last night at $50. Company
r., OF the First Virginia Regiment, Captain
u. a. Jacobs, entered the ball. and after
forming line, Colonel A. l.. Phillips adj
dressed Captain Jacobs In some appropriate
remarks, thanking him and his company
for their attendance, amer which the usual
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p,.urp.lnandI Liver complain

Is Il not worth the small price oi IS cents
10 free Yourself OF every symptom a. these
distressing complaints II Won think o.. c,ii
at our store aud get bottle Of ~hilshs VIA.
izer. livery bot le has pr tel guarantees
on II. Use accordingly. a. q ifit does you no
aOo,i ~ will cost you nothing. sold ~ 20 .
/. r Bfother~ and H. NJ. shields 4 40. srnss
OF Fina and Nershail streets
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THE POSTOFFiCE.
Changes Far Made by Postmaster
RUSSELL

Russell.
A TIMES reporter dropped in TO see Post.
master Russell yesterday afternoon. The
postmaster stated that he had filled the po-
sition of third clerk in the money-order di-
vision, created By the resignation Of Mr..
John NJ. Buford, by the appointment OF
Major Il. +. Walker.
lie remarked that Mr.. George Palmer,
clerk in the registered letter division. had
resigned Yesterday morning, hut he had
made no appointment 20 nil the vacancy,
but would do so to-day. He remarked also
that he was overrun with applications. and
he proposed taking time in making appoint
ments. The postmaster added that he in
tended moving his office TO where he could
see what was going on in the different di-
visions of the pOstOflice
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Blanton and others against Carroll anc
others. Argued by VI. NJ. Gillian, ESQ.
for appellant and j. samuel. Parrish, ESQ
for appellee.
Virginia Midland Railroad Compan,
against Washington. Argued by General
w. ii. Payne for plaintiff In error.
j. X. X. Norton, Esq. allowed to practice
as counsel ip this court
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Sunday morning Julia ,Tahnson, q colored
inmate Of the almshouse. fell out OF third
story window Of that institution and was
instantly killed. 1t Is not known how or
what she was doing at the window. but as
she was subject to temporary insanity II Il
supposed she fell while under one Of these
attacks.
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Arrest of "a Richmond Man In Danviiie

Arrest OF "A Richmond Man In Danviiie'
A special telegram from Danville last
night said: -. 4. Nowin. young man
from Richmond. was arrested here yester-
dav on telegram from the Chief Of Police
of Richmond. charging him with numerous
forgeries in that city. An officer came for
him and he was trken to Richmond tonight.
Nowln is related TO prominent Richmond,
Lynchburg and Ddnville families"
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MARGARET Mather's Entree AT the Acad-
envy of Music Last Night.

Margaret Mather appeared for the first
time last night before Richmond audience
M the Academy Of Music. The role she Sc
lected for her introduction was the immor-
tal one OF shakespeare's Juliet" in which
she has well nigh secured for herself a
worldwide reputation. There was a
large and fashionable audience present,
comprising man, OF our very best people.
and Miss Mather wisely chose Juliet as
the character in which to run the gauntlet
OF their critical Judgment, for II ls a charac-
ter in which she need fear no comparison
with the great artistes who have mace u
and themselves famous. In tact. last nlyl .
display OF Miss Mathers genius and The
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IDoerhrsper of the House.

In addition 70 the candidates for door
keeper for the House OF Delegates, pub
lisbed in The LINES OF Sunday, is Mr.. David
A. Blanton, OF Cumberland county. Mr..
Blanlon comes highly recommended for tho
position by the business men IL FarmyiIIa,
where be resided for about fourteen years.
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1 PERFECT LIGHT.

Pure, Odorless, >or-expiosi 'e' 80
&C" OIL 10 the very highest grade 81 hsun-
Petroleum. Bsware OF tho rrceaS'
scrupuioas iuitators Get the genuine '''
take no other.
soltbv BopEXER BRO
l4l4 vain cuse"
y. KLEIN. elSEasl broad s"''"
no l6--tf
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| shall commence Monday, Deem Der ID,
at nv auction-house. "a north Ninth street,
our annual sale OF first-class silver plated
ware. ma tile clocks, bronzes, and Rogers eel
ebrated table cutlery, commencing at l0;3o
A. NJ. and resuming at 4:3o Z. Vi. each day.
GEORGE MAYO, Auctioneer.
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y,roin,a-mv Of Richmond. fo-vp.

I CHARLES W. GODDI>, clerk ~ nc
,hancefv ONT OF tho city ~ Richmond. 20
hsrehy certlf, that ON the 9th day oi a.,
vembcr, IseO. W. A. Moucufe July qua \.
in my said court as Special COinni.ss a., ~ "a
ais and gave bond II, such Dcc0rjinS 70 'sr.
Given under my hand this s7'r DAY 81 W.
CHARLEs ". GoDDiN. Clerk,
III. l.. STAPLES, AuctiOneer. h'~''
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OUR ELECTION LAWS.

Conference at the Powhatan Club over
the Proposed Change.
The following invitation was recently
sent to prominent Democrats throughout
the State:
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive AGAINST Miasmatic Diseases.
safe and positive sure for MALARIA, fh's,
and AcuE In all its forms. Contains 10
quinino or arsenic. absolutely "ss"'''
compound tor sale al druggists. Fli1y e'1s'
a bottle. Trade supplied BY PrscklL L'D'
go uo,xx. Rro~ nos0-6in
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND WAR.

Governor Lees Plan for Settling the
Oyster Stew.
As an outcome of the recent oyster war
between Virginia and Maryland, Governor
Lee sent the following humorous telegram
TO Governor jackson, Of Maryland, yester-
day morning;
DECEMBER 2, 1889.
HIS Exceiicncy Governor Jackson, of
annapolis, MGrViand:
Come down and dine with me.
An oyster stew will disappear while we
talk the matter over as the Governors of
North and South Carolina used to do.
EI.ZuICH ny
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IN REAL ESTATE

MINING PROPERTIES. FOR SALE V@
LEASE.
The BEST prospects for NIcAand fhlD'
SPAR In the country.
LOTS PoRsALE. HOUSES FOR tALE on
RENT.
Special attention given TO renting and '0''
lecting r,.nis.
Correspondence ands share Of tbe plD'"
patronage res ect.ul'y solicited.
IHOs. RUIHERFOORD,
NOT North Tenth -
no POI Tnim
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CONFLICT IMMINENT.

For BsoNCHIAL ASTHMA AND Pull
MoxARY COMPLAINTS BrOuR's Br0a
chiat 1'roches" have remarkable curative
properties. Sold only in boreS.
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Druggists Say

n sells well and gives entire satisfaction.
they mean DIR. Dayid's Cough Syrup.
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MONEY PAID BACK.

c. +. Mitchell was before the court on two
charges, that of obtaining under false pre-
fences and Misrepresentation six dollars
with intent to defrdud Mrs. Ionic Hubbard.
and a similar charge OF obtaining one dol
lar from Charity Clay. Mitchell is the
agent Of the American Building and Loan
Association of Minneapolis. Mimi, and his
transactions were proper. but the two COM
plainants wanting their money back it was
handed them.
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Property Transfers

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday In the City
Chancery Court:
Mrs. Abbie T.. Anthony TO Walter senf,
% feet on Clay. northeast corner Norton.
improved. S2.31O: q. \. Brauer and wife 10
Arthur l.. Fuqua. 23l{ feet on south side VI,
between Twenty.seyenth and Twenty-eighth.
SlSs: Daniel II. and John MahOny and their
wives to Henry Grimmell, ~ Z feet on north
side FLOYD. near Plum, improved. S02;
Cornelius VI. Stone 10 Mrs Kate 4. DOdsOn,
:I2A feet on east side Reservoir between
Cary and TAYLOR, improved. $40; II. W.
Tylers executors 10 A. II. Mayo. 30 feet on
west side Lewis, near Williamsburg avenue,
$50.
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After the closing exercises Of ST. Marks
Sunday-school last Sunday morning the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Superintendent. Frank d. Beveridge.
Secretary, Richard l.. Cox; Librarian
Thomas j. southall. All the above officers
were reelected
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BEFORE HIS HONOR.
Justice orutchHeld Holds Lengthy Natl

Philip Ellis (coloredl, one Of the thieves
that are continually rObbing the Chrsa-
peake and Ohio yards Of brass boxes and
selling them to Junk dealers, got caught
Saturday and was given sixty days in, Jail
LIZ tho pnlirn-Insiinn
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DECEMBER 1880
sunday-school Officers.

Pine-street Baptist Sunday-school elected
last Sunday morning the following officers
for the ensuing year: Superintendent, Henry
l.. Carter; Assistant Superintendent, John
Il. Hooper; Secretary, William Daniel /;
Assistant Secretary, c. +. Hill; Treasurer.
George {. Gaines; Organist, Miss. Lille
Phillips; Assistant Organist, Mrs. G.. j.
Hooper, Jr.; Chorister, Esau Cocker; As
slstant Chorister, James Calder; Librarian.
William :. Harris; First Assistant, William
Saunders; Second Assistant, Robert Tower:
Third Assistant, Edward Phillips.
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STABBED WITH A KNIFE.

Major Bentley (colored), WAS charged
with cutting Paul Bender with knife with
intent to KILL The affair happened last Sat
urday. Bender, who is young white man.
had some words with Bentley, resulting in
Bender kicking Bentley. The Kick was re-
turned, twice on each side, wien Bentley
presented a long knife looking something
like well-used butcher knife. and gave q
lunge with it into Bender's groin, penetrat-
ing about an inch. DR.. Mitchell dressed
the wound. Bender was in court and look
ed very well. Bentley was sent on 20 the
grand jury.
GENERAL HOUsEBREAKER.
William Cabell (colored) was charged
Yesterday with three cases Of hOusebreak-
ing.
The first was that Of entering in the day
time the dwelling-hOuse OF Eliza johnson
and stealing money bank containing
upwards of a dollar. pistol. two silver
ihimbles and pair of shoes. The thief en-
tered through the window, the door being
locked. The owner Of the property saw the
articles taken from Cabell's pockets.
For this charge Cabell was sent on 10 the
grand jury.
The next charge was that Of breaking and
entering i'm the night time the dwelling
house of l.. W. Pickrel and stealing one
overcoat. one umbrella and one hat. all
valued at $40. The Commonwealth not be-
ing ready, the case was continued until to-
day.
The third charge was that Of breaking
and entering in the day time the house OF
Seresta johnson and stealing a small sum
Of money. There was 10 way Of getting out
of this, and Cabell was sent on to the grand
Jury.
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At urxRIco COUNTY couRr-moUsE.

Mrs. Mary +. Wharton's trustee to
Bridget \. Anthony. wife Of \. {. Anthony,
b feet on north side Cedar, between ames
and Rnkcr imnrONCd. 500.