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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

The Alert Social CluD gaze ITS fourth
entertainment lawn party-last
Wednesday night az the residence Of
Mr.. John Bowle,. henrico county.
Dung ire music of the grand march
led by Mr.. 4. Stephen and Mis- Myers,
a pyratechnicll display took place. illu-
minating the pavilion with MS rows
of Japanese lanterns and the merry
gathering of that memorable beautiful
summer night. Shortly after the as
cension Of the large balloon manuiac-
tured by Mr.. William +. Brandt for this
occasion took place. carrying with IL
the club roll aud greeting to the 10
cipient.
The lawn party was decidedly sue
cess the A. $ G. IS entertainments
generally arC--chlc1y 90 bee attributed
90 the ladies, Mr.. Bowlcs aud Ms
Anderon, who proved their un
pafalelled ability as chaporous. Dane
ing was kept up and I'VE all went home
IN the morning.
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ELIXIR VITAE

Numerous Person. Bcn. ~ucrc-.fuII,
Treated in indianapolis.
CHICAGO. August lO.-A special from
indianapolis. lui., saws. Since 1920 arar-
entity successful experiment witu the
Brown SequaId elixir upon Noal s..
Clark last week. n0 fewer than twenty
tive ouleebied and luhrm odd
men I'M lndianap0l, have ap.
piled Co physicians here for iaiec.
tl0ns of ihe substance. and an are now
undergoing Che first effects 0i 10 with
varying manifestations. Four pitie.fs
If DR.. T. G.. Woodburu. who were
each given Injections Of sixty drops.
have been dong thing, which they
nave heretofore been unable iodo for
twenty years. One man read news
paper in twilight. without specurle-
which he bad NOT done before for
ton years. y commercial traveller de.
clercd that II afforded lm relief from
chronic spinal troubles. Dr. Punuan
who expeuncnted upon ihe mln Clark
with much success yesterday. admins
tered the injection t0 eight persons. six
of whom are prominent iu business.
who were averss to haylu- their namss
made public
ZACH WAS GIyEN THIRTY DaoF- Or TIE
EllXIH.
DR.. W. b. Fletcher. former euperin-
tendeut IN che Indiana ms4ne hospital.
ls also making experiments. aud lll Zee
port gratifying results. exc 70 in enc
case. where it had BOO p-rcepuOle effect.
Many persons have been given the iu-
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Rev. Dr j. VI Frost reached the city
yesterday from Memphis r|d Staunton.
He will begin has duties as pastor of
Lcigh.,lIeet Baptist Church this morn
ing at n O'Clock. At so'clock tonight
welcome service Viii he held. Rev.
r. IL PM. of Nenable street Church.
will prt-iie
There Will he prayer and singing and
the scripture viii be read by Rev Ed
ward Pollard. The address ON behalf
OF leigh-stfe,t Church will - made by
Rev 4. J.. Bell. that on behalf of the
other Baptist churches b, $. G.. Cloplou,
Tho address ON behalf of the other de-
nominations will be- made by Rev. j. X.
Sturgis. of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church; that Ca the Church by Rev. Dr.
Henry Mcdonald thll I'D the incoming
pastor by Rev d. William + Hatcher
The closing address Will be- made bv
Rev Or. Frost
The exercises Will be interspcrsol
with appropriate music by the choir.
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Tits CITY RAILWAY.

Work OF luiningit Into an Electric Line
Vroero--ipe fasorablf.
The work on tie City Street Railway
tracks j.. progressing favorab.y. lnas-
much as q has stopped raining. work is
now carried on night aud day The
sill. and iron rails are land during the
small hours of the morning. when the
cars are not running.
THE TINS mentioned the purchase
by the City Railway line of twenty five
mules 90 take the place of those which
were burned up at the recent fire Il
the sirectcar stables. Yesterday The,
were put ON duty. They are % fine
sample Of the Kentucky blue-gra 6
animal.
TIE five minutes service was resumed
yesterday morning ON The Nain-stroet
line. and two more cars were plIced ON
the line.
Ona recent Sunday only seven cars
were iu use on the Electric line SUI
perinteudent Farrell is doing the best
be can. and promises that the service
to-day will be excellent
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AGEORGlADUEL
81, shot, Fired and Nobod, mnr

>iN shots Fired and Nobody Hurt.
ATLANTA. GA. August Do. -Patri X
Calhoun, OF Atlanta. and i. ID. VIII
hanson. OF Rome. Ga. fought darl
few inmates past . o'clock this even
ing. Williamson fired five shots add
calhoun one. Neither were touched.
Calhoun then demanded au apology.
ana ON agreement va, reached.
The prominence OF the parties and
the circumstance leading un % this
affair makes if the most sensational ia
The South in many wears. Calhoun.
who De- 70 grandson Of John G.. Calhoun.
is probably the most prominent rail-
road attorney n the South. He +, gem
eIal counsel of the West Point Terminal
Company ard aIl of its gasl system.
Williamson, whose home i8 in Rome.
Is president OF the Chattanooga. Rome
aud Columbus Railroad ComDaur
there has been trouble. and q contina-
Gus hgnt between the railroad conn,
mes freight trains. On Thursday. be.
lore committee of the legislature.
Calhoun charged William ON with hav.
ing tired to unload his road on tine Cen
tral Railroad Company. Williamson pro-
nounced this unqualitiediy false. Friends
luIerieIed. and nothing more then
occurred, but correspondence at once
followed. williamson refused 10 make
An apology. Captain Henry Jackson
acted Tor Calhoun aud Mr. Jack King
'I Rome. for Williamson. They agreed /
% meet each other az D o'clock AL
Jedaf Bluf, Ala. Du officers made au
ltiempt T. arrest them. They then
vent to point near the Georgia Safe
Inc,
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CARD OF THANKS
From the Icttcr-Carricr.' "Mooniighr'
Manager.

Manager.
The undersigned committee OF ar.
rargoments for the letter. carriers excur-
sion o. August 3 desire 10 return heart
felt thanks 10 Mrs. George +. Siyll.
Miss Ella T. Booth. Of Petersburg, and
Messrs Cunningham. Ramos. Sto-
ver and MclIcury. for their services at
the grand concert: 20 the city press for
kind mention: TO the captain and
attaches on the ARIEL and the james
River Steamboat Company for cour-
tesies. ard TO all VINO purchased
tickets and in any way aided
them 90 make The affair "A Just success.
They feel tbat special Obligations are
due Schrarfzschiid q Co OF the Bos-
ton One Pf.cc Clothing House. for the
generous donation of an of their PRINT
ing. and for other lavors rendered and
received. These gentlemen rendercd
the committee and the letter carriers
very efficient service. and viii be CRATE
fully remembered. along with all other
KIND friends. Respectfully.
a. $. Hooper. NJ. +. Craven. G. W.
Woodward j. II Nlgle. j. ID. Bar
nett. Phi. Dor-am. J.. j. Wood, Myer
Angle and Ike Wortheim. chairman
committee.
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Mr. George W. Harsh. stenographei
% Nh T. >. Goodman. division freight
agent OF the thesapeak. and Ohio Rail
way. has been transferred to the office
oi Nr. Edgar ilill. tn general freight
agent of TIE b line az Cincinnati.
Mr. W. J.. O'Dwyer. late clerk no
ihe freight Office OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railroad, ha. taken position ia
the Office of Mr. +. W. Clarke. pis.ene
.er agent of Tie ; aboard aud Roanok-
hlIIrOai. aL Portsmouth,. Va.
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Mr. Henry Cohen has returned from
New York.
Mr. John r. Roth and family left
yesterday FOR am extended Northern
"Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Gentry and
Miss Ethel May Gentry are at Virginia
b ach.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Aldermen Will be held 90
morrow night.
The Virginia Ned'coi Uonftiy for Au-
gust contains ana article by Dr. Ramon
ID Garcin, ol TINS city.
Mrs ". j. Baker and Miss Pearl Ba-
kcr. of so. no north Iwcutieth street.
have gone ,0 the mountains.
Miss Mary A Gentry aud Mis- Emile
Moseiey of Church llill. have gon Ca
Petersburg ON "a visit % friends.
DIR. George A. Taber has returned TO
the city. after am absence of some time
spent IN the North.
Nrs Jos. R Mll. Mrs. William L Tra-
hern, aud Misses Mamie and Lily Ira-
hem returned last night from Virginia
Beach
So. John German Church. Eighth and
Marshall street. Rev. IL. A. John. of
Chicago, will preach 40 n 4. M to-
day, sunday.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Moore. ID. d. of Union
rheoloslcal seminary. viii preach in
the FIRST PrcsB,terian Chur m n s.
NJ 80 s,rvl.e AT nipht.
N..,. pir,. u.K;nno. tf...
and O.Fe,,.lI b,v. .ern,nd ro',,s ~,
the Fv,aan,s borsi az the,r r.r,o,.I
headquarters during the coming Dem
ocrauc convention.
TAYLOR street Mission Slbbath school
ON Tvl0r street between Carter and
Ritchie. have changed their hour of
meeting from g O'Clock 10 1850 f.. N
an welcome.
Tho Chase Cifr fr,arlrtte .co,,t,l
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Clerk City Council
MANCHESTER RETUDLICANs.


The II publicans of Manchester. who
met at James III. Cunningham S under
+ taking establishment. elected Messrs.
+ VI. b. Lloyd. ". +. GiddiDgs. and c..
w. Harris as delegates. with james III
+ Cunningham and Thomas Smith as
llteInates.
The following preamble and resolu-
T uons were adopted.
Whereas the city of Manchester is so
closely allied with the city of Rich
mond in business and social relations
that we are deeply interested i'm the
contest now pending IN our sister city
us TO tle postmaster. and wishing TO
express our wishes and desires i'm what
we hold would be to the best interest
Of the Republican party in the Third
Congressional District Of Virginia;
Hcsoirci, That the Republican dele.
gates from each ward IN the city Of
Manchester, Ia convention assembled.
recommend 10 the President the an
pointmont of 5. Blair Morris as post
master of the city of Richmond, an
active and energetic business man and
q true and tried Republican.
Rc.Olrcd, That a copy Of these reso-
luuoas be forwarded to ;. Blair Morris.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Mr.. Charles +. Moore has been given
the contract for building the new Pres
byterian church. Mr.. Moore is a sue
cessiu builder, he having. among
others. been the contractor who erected
the large building at the corner of Hull
ana Fifteenth streets. He also has the
contract for the building of the new
store of Mr.. Charles Keller. on Hull .
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The new Presbyterian church will be an
ornament 10 Manchester
MAYORS COURT.
His Honor, Mayor Atkissou. had
number of trifling cases before him
yesterday morning.
Richard Smith, a cOlored man. was
lined ~ for running his team on the
sidewalk.
a white man contributed - TO the
'iIy treasury as the result Of getting
IN a spree.
Two colored giIls were assessed each
- Tor lighting on Sixteenth street.
MERE MENTION.
The funeral OF Mr.. William Price will {
axe place this afternoon at 4 O'Clock /
rom the Presbyterian Church. Mr.. [
rice was member OF Friendship n
.odge' No. 20. knights of Pythias. i
iIis lodge will attend the funeral this q
iternoon IN body. The deceased was f
yell known IN Manchester and Swans a
orc, and was an employe Of the Old a
dominion Ion and Nail Works. O
meeting OF the Chesterfield Cav I,
Try Troop was held Yesterday morning q
the Nayors Clurt-room. The mem N
srs present were Thomas II. Fisher. ~
e T. Fisher, David Moore, IL. l.. III
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Warwick Park Will be gay ADD fes-
lfe on Monday next. the 18th instant.
when the members of the Sacred Heart
Church wall have their annual picnic
there. Judging from the efforts Of the
committee DO wouli seem that nothing
has been leit und0us % make the of in
most ENJOYABLE. All kinds Of sports
wlll be nlu.ged in and much amuss-
meut Is looked for. All needed ID make
tne affair BIZ success is a big crowd.
An appeal IN such a cause is unne
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Another Unsuccessful attempt To- or
eHuisc.

Another Unsuccessful Attempt To or
eHnisc.
For the iilih tonne the members of the
board OF sup.iN 500, OF Ecurlco county
met ma Sos. ION Yesterday at 10 o'clock.
Tor four meetings ihc members of
tie board have End iNurcd 90 orgauiz-.
bat IA each instance they failed 20
elect "a chairman. For many weeks
have the four supervisors tued o. effect
an organization. but each attempt wa
a failure.
Yesterday morning AN four Of the
supervisors were present and vote
was taken. on ior the purpose of show
irg that NO one wa. elected. The vote
was tie an each Instance. The ques
ton VS. raised 40 once. should the
Judge of tle County Court vote. aud
thus cast the deciding vote.
Judge Minor WAS present and he APP
peared and promptly said that he bad
TO authority 90 vote.
As the result of Judge Minors opin.
ion, the board adjourned until next
Saturday, Ausl lab.
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MR. pANleL KEaR STEWART.


Hi Condition i,iremei, Critical-Griei
sketch ofiii. Lie.
On the f'h day Of July last Mr. Dan.
iel Kerr Stewart was taken seriously
in. and ever since he h1t been ccaiued
tOhls bed at his nome. Brook Hill Hen
rico county, h0yeung between life and
death. For several days past his condi-
ton has been exceedingly critical. and
his dcccise has been looked for at any
moment. bat Dee has constantly rallied
oven when thought 90 be- m Crfrcmls,
and his wonderful vitality has enabled
him 80 fan o. cope successfully with
death.
II was harmed 40 late hour last
night. however. Chat he bad illisn. at
about 7o'clock iu the evening. INTO %
stale OF fc0necl0usLfs auI led $50
remained up to- tho ume of our gong 10
press. 10 is therefore pre-umabie that
The end is no' fan of.
SKETCH OBJ ms LIFE.
With ihedem-o OF Mr. Stewart there
will have pl.-ad away another indi-
vidual who. perhaps as long az amy
other man nov identified with Rich
mond. has been conspicuous figure in
the social ard commercial life of this
city.
Mr.. Stewart was born IN Rothcsly.
l,and of Butte. Scotland. ou the 9ih o.
August. 1909 and hen twenty years
Of age came 90 tha city aud joined hi.
brother John. WHO mad preceded hm "a
few wears. Both were associated with
their uncle. Mr. Norman Stewart. WHO
settl.d In Richmond before The begin
Mug Of tins century. His hone has
been here ever lnCe he came 90 this
country. and although hc never re-
n0uuccd his allegiance to the British
crown ana became q natualizd cit-
zen. he was 40 hoart devoted Viz
gilman. and jealous Con-
fcdersfe ouiitg the war. Bred
a Pre,bytcran. Dee became an
active member OF the Episcopal church.
aud with his brother John. buIli Eman-
usl Church. lleuIco. aad by himself
added the rfctory 60 it. lils cDntrbu
tons TO charities and chrfch work are
believed To- have been very numerous
aad liberal. but DO would he impossible
10 state them. as he Was 300 nothing
more ret cent t1an in hi. henefactlons
With his ululh.r. hOwcycr hc erected /
In Norman Stewart Institute iu u tn o.
say. at Or -at tNUsu-e. and llh rally eI- +
d0Wed I himself. f.I fhe moral and IL
lcllectual adyaucemeito Uorhin. mon. F
Mr.. Stewart lcNcI married. but re- I
sided with hia DrOlo Num D. after /
whose death Dee made his home with +
his brother Johnat Brook llill. lie IS
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
YESTERDAYS RECORD or HAP
PENNIES IN AND ABOUT HOME.

Funeral Of the Late William ~. ralman--
Critical Condition of Mr.. Daniel Kerr
stewart Brief sketch ~ lis Iife-Dr.
Brock Injurcd-Bricf- and Personals.
Yesterday afternoon az about 6
O'Clock. the body of Mr. William NJ.
Talman was laid 90 rest IN that beauti-
full city of the dead. Hollywood Come
tesv. which Tor many years has been
the last resting place Of M. Talman s
family.
At the church every one Of the or
dcrs To which be- belonged we're present
IN full numbers. aud accompanied the
body To The church.
Rev. Joshua Pcicfkin read The burial
anthem Of The Church and the choir
and aggregation responded Assistant
rector. Rev. Preston y sh. read the
psalm beginning. Lord. teach me %
know the number of my days.
DR. Pcicrkin went with the body 90
HOLLYWOOD cemetery.
The pall-hcarcrs were Charles God
din. whose deputy Mr. Ia'man had been
for months. Alderman DAVIS. Commits
sioncr-of Revenue Nuuford. ". III.
Cardozo. Frank Burke, Lewis Kidd.
and Edward Bates.
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Tventy-ninth, $500: Peter Reed to
Chapman Undertake, - feet on east
side Brook avenue. between Clay aud
Leigh streets. 300; Willis Is. smith.
special commissioner. TO Right Rev.
John J. Keane and Very Rev. a. Van
dc Nyycr. ITO acres on Randolph
street adjoining Mount Calvary Gene
terry. 81 ,ji2; Charles T. Taylor 10 John
Fletcher. 20 feet on north side Coutts
street. near ST. Paul. Sl2J.
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LIE eXhlRlrloN oE %

!A-rre-ident Cleveland and other Dis
tingUi-hed SOW Yorker, "a ia. Conn
miifre.
NEW YORK August l0.-NAyor Giant
th's ate noon appointed four commit.
tees 20 do the preliminary work for the
International Exhibition ia 1892. OF
the committee on permanent orgtnizl.
tor. the only member OF n-tional
reputation Is Grove Cleveland. Toe
committee on finance includes the
names Of Calvin s. Bryce.
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THE WASHINGTON CONVENTION
Adopts Number Of Importnn' HeH-ur's'

Adopts a Number Of Important Measures.
OLYMPIA. WAsHISGTON. TERRITORY
August lO.-In the constitutional Con
vention to-day the article on corpora
tions other than municipal wasplaced on
its final passage and adopted. An article
was passed giving the Legislature power
TO pass homestead laws. and also
laws declaring that the Waterways AZ
the STATE belong TO the 'psople i)r irf-
CATION. mining and manufacruringpur-
noses. The convention also adopted
the educational article after an aui-
mated debate of q seciariau nature.
The convention then adjourned until
Monday.
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D8.C.W ?. BROCK

Thrown from Ills Buggy and Badly Hurt.
A special di-pltch was received &c
the inns office from Millboro. Bath
county, yesterday afternoon. as fol-
lows.
NHfBoRO. Va. Aug. 10, 1850.
Richmond Daily Times:
DIR. G.. W l.. Brock is at Captain w.
T Edmond +. While returning from
Hot Springs. Va he was thrown from
has buggy. He Is badly. bat not seri-
ously. hurt. /. resting quietly now.
A call at Dr. Pr0ck residfnce yos-
teiday evening developed tine fact That
BIS family bad heard nothing If the
accident. AS our correspondent says
emphat.cdlly tlat there Dis nothing -,-
nous about the hurt the Doctor many
friends need icel 100 undue alarm. i'm
AN probability he will be up aud about
again in few days
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Results Saratoga Races Yesterday -En-
tries for ro-Morron'~ Lrccs rt ~sra-
toga. 1880 \. VI.
The following are the results at Slra-
toga Yesterday
First race. thr,c.quar.els Of % mile.
ihree-year olds-Noanle. 4: Minnie
Palmer, . Teuton 9. lime, l.-0.
Second race. three-quaItars Of % mile.
three year olds-Duke of Highlands. .
Brown Princess. . Sunlight, 9. Time.
rs.
Third race. one and one-eigh.h mile
Kingston. 1 Lavinia Belle. o. SO
third horse. Time POI.
Fourth race. one and iiye-cighths Of @
mile. Merchant s stakes Hanover
first. MonirOse second ElkWo0l third.
Time 2:j7i.
Fifth race. fye-cishths of mile,
maidens twO-year-Olds-Juige Morrow
fist Fellowship second, Glruga third.
Time zoo
Sixth race. iye-eighths Of % mile.
maidens. two ycaroiIs-Oryp.te first.
P)lhemus second. Lord LiAe third.
Time 1861
Seventh race. one mile. ceiling
Dalesman first. Maeaulcy second. NIei-
liant third. Time l4st.
RACES FOR MONDAY.
First race. three-yearold- eleven.
sixtcentha Il mlie-Surshiue. i0j.
Llnues. li2. GlenmOre Remember.
gtldng. 1O1; Amelc Rrycs. JOB. Red
I..rIt 1fU. Som, ID fHI. ..,.t. fI-. rr....
ldler, l07: Lake View. 40. Aule-s. lO3
Second race. three vclI-olds. selling.
eleven sixteeuths of mile Fiddle
head. no. Story Teller. i02. Hot Scotch.
l): Objection, 100: Sable. el' Vermont.
no. Century. l0j. Carlton. 40: The
Dude. ll3. Crab Slider gS
Third race. one and one--lxlneuih of
a mile-Jim Glare. l23. iuo.1n. 1881
Hub S.. lli: Sallic o.. 1909. So. Luke.
l32; keynote. 1870: Minnie Palmer. 1909.
Naylaps. 100
Fourth race. tWO-y far-Old-. eleven
siXteenths Of o. mile-lrlIigal 5iu.ll2.
The Moor. lO7. Rayou Dor ll-'l1. colt. F
100. Bliss. 1915 Mr. Pelham lO1.Arnoi. +
s: Little Crete. los. Prince Howard.
.l2
Filth race. one mile Mrl0drma. +
no: Torchhght. Il0. BrndOle.te. il2:|
Brat. ll2; Bob Lyle. o.. Ja--.us. 09:
vy. %: Gobah. ll2. Lady iemphll. +
"a. Bertha. l0j
Sixth race. one mile and ten yards. I
.eliing Land-cer. iOG. Nigilaut. io2. /
iymnast, l02: Duke of Bourbon. i0O.|
Frederick lOj. Royal Garter. ll3. Pc +
'atello. l0,: Biceaci0. 100. Sotisfac. .
ION. l02: Mirth o.
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The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded M the City Cbancery
Court Yesterday
Caroline A. Francisco. II. 4. Fran
cisco and John W. Thomas. 10 Mary NJ.
FINLEY snd cbildlen- trustees, 30 feet
on north side Marshall street, near
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That certain individuals are soliciting
orders for photo-engraViDe. represent
ing tuat the work is 90 be- executed by
us. aud orders when obtained. sent o.
New York. thereby causing delay
which is blamed 70 Us. 80 enc is
authorized o. act for Us but our regular
employees.
The JOHNSON * DOVE M'F'G Co.,.
A. 1923 East Main Street.
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10 required only "a half am hour To get
through with the Police Court docket
yesterday.
Maggie Ellis and Fannie WYATT both
c0loredl were charged with trespassing
ON the premises OF and using profane
language to Feiishia Noss. aud Fclshia
\oss lcoloredl. charged with assaulting
aud abusing Maggie Ellis, were all
three hued = 90 and costs.
Sarah Rowland lcolortdl. charged
with assaulung and beating Mildred
scott. Was iiu,d s. and costs.
Moran johnson aud Mary Brown.
street walkers, were fined each -. 30
and costs.
Mary Richardson had to pay 81 be-
cause her son would jump on The street
cars while m motion.
Police Justice Cfuichfeld is doing all
be can towards paying the expenses of
ihe new Cty Hall. During tne week
ending yesterday the sum OF S43l was
collected IN this court and deposited.
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August Belmont. jay Nouiu'
C.. p. Huntington, William Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Elliott i. ohep-
ard Eugene Kelley, and Jesse Sellg-
man. The committee on legislation IN
cIndes william NJ. Evart.. Franklin
FJson. Abram :. Hewitt. Cornella
Jackson. s. Schultz. G.. w. Depew,
Hamilton Fish. L l.. Gerry. =. =. Nor
ton. Warner Miller. Thomas G.. Platt,
General W l.. Sherman. William c..
whitney. and +. B. Thuiber.
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CARING FOR TIE HAIR.
USEFUL INFORMATION FROM ONE
WHO HAS INVESTIGATED.

sp,rinciy-sinple Recipes That VIII Ada
Greatly To Man and womans Comfort
"a thing Of beauty is a JOY forever,
and So is rich mass Of hair on wom-
ans head. Even if nature has denied
her other gifts, this one will make her
/ lovely. for lis woman's GROWING glory
The German and Breton women have
beautiful hair ms q rule Among Amcri
can people. strange TO say. "a really good
head Of hair Is the exception Ono csn-
not imagine why this should be, bat scan
a room Gan OF men and women AMI you
giil be- assured
Perhaps n few hints on the care of Che
hair may be welcome.
Let the first great requisite be c'oan'i.
ness The cpilermis OF thc sca'.. A.c
that Of the body, IS constantly being
thrown of and must bee removed. while
the glands Of the scalp. particularly the
oil glands. are very active. pouring ont
their socreti0ns which spread tHfol- 10
the hairs by capillary attraction serving
TO Intricate and keep them boz p glossy
condition. hut 40 the same t.mo rcalor
ne them liable 20 catch dust and Goat.
Ing PARTICLES
THE rrfrcrs oF WATER
Tine very best methods of hccn.n. the
scalp ami hair clean and in % good coa
dlion IS frequent brushing with IS SOLE
brush a celebrated hair dresser says.