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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
LOCAL NOTES

DIR. j. MichauX viii be absent from
the city for week on two.
Reoscca harris was reported yfslor-
day by The police on the charged keep
ing her ban room open on Sunday, Au-
gust llta.
Yesterday enquiry 40 the residence
II Colonel Thomas j Evans revealed
he fact ihat CJl1uel Evans vas d. an
easier condition than bee had been ior
the pest ten days.
The police of the Third district I'M
tend giving "a picnic 40 the Exposition
Grounds ON MONDAY. September "a.
10 promises % bee very entertaining.
aud even 40 this early day the prospects
for large crowd are assured.
Mr.. George W Manning the superin-
teudeut of the TIMES office. returned 90
hiS post yesterday. It's gratifying TO
know that the neuralgia p1lns which.
for a while gave him circulating
igony, have been nearly completely re-
leved.
Mr.. John Z Courtney. of Atlanta.
uas-el through the city yesterday ca
route for Greenwood. Albemal ie
county From the amount of fishing
ia-kIc be carried along the iuy tribe
Will suffer during his stay there.
Colonel William T. Tanner cOniem
mates makn q Richmond IBIS home. and
mas leased hl, handsome home ON south
Third street which he recently sold.
His family will remain in Richmond q,
and Colonel Tanner viii atteu1 % bis
interests az Duluth and cl.ew here.
making frequent visits To- thi, city.
Policeman Rex ve.terdav discovered
a h,V with n uair of men. .hoes yvbich
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POwHATAN CLUB

Committee 10 .ttend the Convention.
President Belvin has appointed the
following committee from the Pow ha-
ian club to attend the Virginia State
Demo cratic Convention To bc held IN
tho Armory tomorrow. The gentle
men named are requested To meet at
the POwhatan Club house Tuesday
n ght at $3.50 O'Clock to organizs and
receive their badges.
Messrs. james LYONS, f.. Is. Grymos.
Fgbert Walthall, John Murphy. X. a.
T.. Dibney. Julius lob-on. j. l.. Ander-
son. G. Y. Meredith. u Robinson. Viii
liam Heller. l.. -. Grenshaw. Jr.. W.
Il Quarle-. G.. NJ. Wal ace. $. j. Dos
well. Joseph W. Iaube, 5. l. Bloom.
berg. >. c. Shield, John RATIO. o. l..
PIIdy Il. K. Ralston. J.. VI. Griiiio, +.
a Cathu. Samuel Register, G.. b. Neal,
gar Ferguson.
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POLICE COURT.
\ Monday Matinee of Two Hours and -
Hair.

| \ Monday Matinee of Two Hours and
Half
After sitting OF two and a halt
hours, the Police Court yesterday morn
ing got through with IFS Monday morn.
ing docket.
One feature Of these Monday dockets
recently Is the increase Of drunkenness
on Sunday. Ii required two p5ges 10
record the names and charges against
those parties picked up in the street.
Young white men make no proportion
Of the offenders. The lowest for a plain
Sunday drunk is s. 20. ard if that
amount Of money Is not pad. the Of
fender goes to jail. as did number
yesterday. The lowest pflce for "A PLAIN
drunk on week days is ouly SEQ.
William Kennedy (cDloreOl was
charged with felOniou-ly and mali
ciOusly assaulung striking. ard wound
ing Thomas =. Turner with a eti,k.
No evidence was heard. { e case being
continued until tomorrow. on motion
OF the defence. Ii Is learned that the
blow was struck by X, nnedy. who
crept up behind Turner and struck hun
with the stick on the back Of the head.
Margaret Thomas had TO pay II be-
cause her son threw rocks IN the street.
Eliza Robinson lcoloredj was fined
20 30 aud costs for aesaulting and
threatening 10 cut j. II. Deseiver with
q razOr.
ID larue Williams lcOloredl. charged
with assaulting and beating Charles
Harrison in the street, was fined -
and costs.
John Banks. a colored boy. was
charged with throwing Timothy BTax
ton, son of l. II. Braxton. from horse
aud breaking his arm. was called and
continued until Saturday. nth. on ac-
count Of the wounded hoy beng unable
TO appear.
John Allen. charged with being dis
orderly ard assaulting Henry Christian
IN the Second market. was fincG = and
costs
J. w. Gill fcolored) stole 81 from r..
y. Chaflin, and in consequence went to
jail for ninety DAYS.
George Manning lcolOredl. charged
with striking and wounding Robert
Evans with a char, was called and the
case continued till Saturday, 18th.
Robert Evans being unable 10 appear
Evans nose was mashed cut Of all
shape aud the face in general badly
bruised.
Thomas t. Scott, member Of the
State Guards. commanded by Captain
r. A. Paul. was charged with attempt
ing 10 strike with "a musket members
Of the Guard in their armory. From
the evidence II seems that Scott did not
have the blue regulation uniform Of
the State Guard. and so Sunday after
noon. at the funeral of Captain Emmett
Scott. q the Attacks Guards. Scott ap
pcared dressed in the gray uniform of
Attucks Guards. Captain Paul saw
Scott at the cemetery and told him he
would be- court martialed for marching
with another company without leave.
The public expression Of this made
Scott mad; so at the Annoy later on
Scott told the Captain that he did not
like TO be spoken 10 that way in public
/ Captain Paul ordered him under arrest.
Scott seized a muskct with bayOnot i'm
IL and dehed arrest. lie was arrested
however. and taken 10 the station
hOuse. The court fined Scott $40 and
costs, which he paid.
Walter GOode 'colOredl. whose only
occupation is to steal. was sent to jail
for six months for stealing $3.50 from
Isabella Johnson.
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
LOCAL ITEMS AND HOME HAP
PENlNGS IN GENERAL.

The Funeral of the Late Nr. Daniel Kerr
stcwsrt-sn Impressive Ceremony The
Clans gathering for To-Norrow'. Con
N,ntion-Thc Courts.
SUNDAY morning. at $50 o'clock. Dir
Daniel Kerr Stewart bIcatL~d his last
As stated Ia Sunday morning g TINES
Mr.. Stewart had been seriously III fOI
abn ut five weeks. and for several days
before IL occurred his demise as mo
mentai,iy looked for. About O'Clock
S,nuTday evening he became uncOn
scious. and IN q few hours after passed
peacefully away.
The TMFs of sunday gave correct
sketch of Mr.. Stewart life. which Wa
read with melancholy interest by his
many friends and associates and also by
the MANY surviving benefciarles OF his
lelevOlencc.
THE FUNERAL
tfok place yesterday evening. at .
O'Clock. from Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, HenricO county. OF which he.
with ms brother. we're the founders.
Rev. Charles Minnigerode ID ID
formerly rector. an1 now rector ,mer.
HuS Il St. Paul's Church. OF which
NJ Stewart aud his brother. the late
Mr.. John Stewart. were among the in.
c0rpOr tors and generous contributors.
came on from Alexandria. ms present.
home. 10 participate m the services.
Thus venerable minister Of the Church
was dearly loved by Mr. Stewart. and
the tsO one clergyman and the other
A avman were always warm and con
ii iental friends.
Rev b. ST. Randolph. rector or En-
manuel Church brother Of Bishop Ran
d0lph. conducted the services. DIR MIN
nigerode assisting The church was
crow ded. Among those present were
The sterling business men OF Richmond.
who had learned for years 10 know the
true worth and character Of the la
mented dead Many others were also
present to pay the last tribute Of respect
T. his memory. and all mourned ms
loss as that of freud whose absence
from the places which knew him so well
On earth would long be felt.
After the anthem. Lord. teach me
10 snow my end and the number OF my
DAYS. and the lesson. Now is Christ
i,.en from the dead. and become the
first fruits Of them that slept. hymn.
which the deceased specially loved.
and which was often repeated to him
during ms recent illness, was at his re-
quest. sweetly sung. Ii was the old
hymn.
Lord. forever at Thy side.
Let my place and portion be-
As the body was being taken from the
church. the choir sang the hymn.
Paradise. OH Paradise as recess
siOnal.
The body was consigned to its last
resting place in the family lot in rear Of
the church. and there committed TO
the earth with the prayers Of the church.
At the grave the entire congregation
sang the hymo, Jesus Saviour OF My
Soul. 90 The sweet tones reverberated
among the tices. and the solemn service
for the burial of the dead was COM
pletcd with the benediction.
THE PALL-BEARERs
were: Active -Mes-rs. Tazewcll Elicit.
Robert II. Sieger. G.. w Branch. w. NJ.
lhn. ". G.. Bentley. G.. T.. Boiling. K.
W. Maury. Il G.. Scott, j. Ran. Tucker.
Daniel Grlnuan. W. X rieg. A. ii.
christian. Jr. llonorary-The yestry
ol Emmanuel Church. Messrs w. y.
Mordecai j. +. Rodd. T. G. Redd. j. Is.
Young. Henry Beattie, Gold Silliman.
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IN nrNEICO COUNTY COURT House


The city Ambulance was called ont
three times Yesterday.
12a5 L. Nj. To the corLer Of Floyd
and Cherry streets, where a colored
workman fell fifteen feet from build
ing IN the process OF erection. The right
arm was broken. and the body some
what bruised. lie was treated properly
and then taken 10 the almshouse hos
pital.
$3.50 =. NJ. To Sullivan's alley. be
low Byrd street, between Ninth and
Truth, to a colorsd man who was suf-
f,nng from bad case Of cramps.
lie was taken to the aims house.
64j L. NJ. To lower gas works where
Alexander Tunstall had fallen twenty
two feet from the Chesapeake and Ohio
trc.tle. He was injured IN the back
but no bones were broken. He was
taken to his home, No. 29O1 east Main
street.
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BrNxr's MONOPOLisTIc MAP OF TIE
SrT Sr,e ALL WRONG. -CuuOusly
enough. the Russian pretension OF Own
er.hip Of that part of the Pacific ocean
called B.hring fea had lbs origin iu
the intrigues Of a Ru sian loioi
stock company. to which Rad been
granted monopoly of the fur seal
fisheries I'M those waters. The New
York Commercial Adrerilser quotes
Emperor Alcxguder's ukase Of 1871
prohibiting all foreign vessels from APP.
preaching within one hundred miles OF
Inc coast under penalty OF the coniisca-
ton of their cargor-. This was mod
81. pretension compared with the clam
If jurisdiction set up 10y this govern
ment over an tine waters OF Behfins
sea in behalf AZ the Alaska Fur Seal
Company Philadelphia Record.
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Property Transfer.
The following deeds of bargain aud
sale were recorded yesterday:

The following deeds of bargain aud
eale were recorded yesterday
IL TIE CITY CHANCERY COURT.
George W. Dobson To Harry l.. De
noon % feet on the west side Of Nun
ford street near Brook evenue. $3.50. +.
Il. Glasgow aud others TO the city of
Richmond strip of land 10 widen West
avenue from Boyd TO LOmbardy, 81,
Mary l.. Haynes 20 George W. Horton.
1 feet on the east side of Adams mel +
Phasants. improved. $500 Masonic
Temple Association of Virginia To
Charles l. WhltlOck rs . II feet ON the
north siie of Main b' tween Eighth and
Ninth. improved. Sj.OlO; +. f. Kelly TO
William T. Kelly % feet on the west
side of Tweuty-seventh between Il ana
) $3.50: W. : Peyton to Everett An
Il rs0n, 25l feet on the east side of
Firth between Baker and Preston. inn
proved. II ,2Sj; Tucker and Hlw. spe
c,ul commissioners. To- Walter 5 PeytOr
POI feet on the east side Of Fifth be
tWecn Baker and Preston, improved
$1,000.
IL uENElCO COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
W. j Gadlding's trustee TO William
Hubbard. lj' feet on the south side Of
Centre between Wiltshire aud Spring,
s34 10; Samuel Frehdley TO Bettie NJ
Moody. go feet ON the north side Of
Gaddiu corner Gillian. $40; NJ. j..
Brock 10 Robert >. Griffin. II acres on
toe south side of Old Deep Run turn
pike. nine miles from Richmond, Sl2j.
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Edward flanagan and John Cokley
two sailors on the schooner Mvrone.
now ia the dock. were locked up in the
FRS. Police station yesterday afternoon.
the first on the charge of assaulting
aud striking j. b. Gard on board the
schooner, and the latter on the charge
of getting drank aud creating a dis.
turbance on board the schooner They
will be before the Police Court this
morning.
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John L. Haynes, though only nine
years old. il confirmed colofei thief
who breaks in house, and steals
wherever ne gets or sees chance. He
was looked up yesterday for entering
in the day time the dwelling house of
Thomas Patterson. No. 7Os Seventeenth
street, and stealing two rings. one
breastPin. one pocket knife and one
purse. The boy will come before the
Police Court this morning. lie will
doubtless be sent to jail to learn more
about crime. instead of to a work house
and house Of correction, which the
city should have built many years ago.
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HE TURF

Results of Yesterday Racing 40 saratoga
Entries for To-Day Racing af >arito-
ga. Commencing at 1880 =. VI.
The following are The results If yes
terday IS racing at Saratoga.
FIRST race. eieven-siNteenths Of mile
thee. year-olds Lynn first. Rrdlighi
second. Lakeview third Time l:l0i.
Second race. cleven-sixieeuihs OF q
mile. three year-Oids-Verm0nt first
Objection second, Carlton third. Time
l:lOi.
Toird race. one and one-sixteenth of
q mile-Jim Glare first. Hub .. second
fenel0n third. Time 1913.
Fourth Iacc. eleven sIxteeuths of d
mile. w o-y ear-oijs-M Pelham first
Ccntaur second. Little Crete third
Time Il09
Fifth race. one mile Brandolette
first. Lady Hemphll second, Torch
light third. Time 1893.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy
yards Satisfaction first. Gymrast Sc
cond. Mirth third Time 1919.
ENTRIES FOR To DAYS RACES.
The following ave the entries for to-
day 3 races aJ Saratoga.
Races commence at 1880 4. VI.
First race. six-oighths OF a mile
misses -takes-Gargoea. l0l: Opheia
1905 Alarm. lob. Bellcsas-ae lO3: Marie
'hlyl. 1903. Rainbow. l0j. Lizzie ron
son. ll0: Paradox. ll3: Cameo. ll5
Daisy l.. llJ.
Second race, one mile, sweep stakes
handicap-Whito Nose. l0t. Cora l.
lOj: Wary l0j. Nosburg lUl. March
ma. 1913: Bonita. ll2: Nieute. %. Llyi
ma Bell, lO6
Third race. one mile and half
United States Hotel stakes Blair. 100
Limbo. lO7: Didbl1. l25: Retrieve. III
Duke of the Highlands. ~. Cas-ius
M: Laura Davidson, M: Gypsy
Queen. III.
Fourth race. -ix eighih- Of mil e.
Filter. ll2: Niolante. 100. Alaho. s6
Geraldine. 100: Batiersbv ll2: Erebus
los: Sunlight go: Belle Dor. lC1. Brown
Princess. 100: Harbor Lights. los. Mar
shall Luke. ne: Kitty Pea-e, lO3: Puz
ne. %. Minnie Palmer. g6.
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards
-elling MacauIey. l05. The Lion. 40
Lelcx. III. Cfclius lC2. Vivid. zoe
Frederick, lOj: Eight to Seven. 100
Syracuse. g6. Golden Reel JOS. Queen
# EiziLeln. lOI
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poar at the Police Court this morning
for selling liquor on Sunday, August
18th.
Edward Ingram, who keeps on Frank d
lin street, between Locust alley aud III
tenth.
Jerry ORouke. on Broad. between
Madison and jefferson streets.
Gerhard TOlker. No. \ south Seventh
street, was summoned on two charges
first with selling liquor on Sunday.
August 4th. and again on Sunday Au-
gust ilth.
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Enquiry was made yesterday after.
noon 40 the residence OF Dr. G.. W.. r.
b ock as 90 lis condition in cOus'-
luence of the accident wlieh befel
lim Saturday al Miilb0r0. Bath county.
Dy his being thrown from lbs buggy
While returning from Hot Springs, as
published IN the TINES Sunday.
IL was claimed tnat Dr. Brock was 40
fhe residence OF Captain Waiter ]. I'd
m0uds. at Millb1ro. and was under the
medical charge of DIR. Nichols. he
was resting very easy, aud would soon
9e out agun.
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york Of every description made ;, q, at
,noJ This ia The fnest-equipped Art
r LIE south of Philadelphia. Dele,
u ''a,as and visitors are cordially invited
80 !" '.;s; a their art rooms and inspect the
hoan,ifnI specimens on exhibition
% os'u,'r@ and onIarging old pictures a
D s,,lrc,, liz CAMPBELL * Co..
y. many APO Broad street.
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Mr.. Hugh Masterson. an elderly and
pleasant gentleman, who is now en-
pl0yed in the Office Of Chauncey NJ.
Depew. president of the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad
spent Saturday aud Sunday in Rich
moud, stopping at eO7 east Franklin
street. MIR. MastersOn was formerly of
the old Volunteer IRE department Of
New York city. and is now a leading
member IN County No. /, Beneficial
Ofder Of Veteran riremen.
Mr.. Masterson was shown all the in
toTestiug points aud sights Of the city
by ex-Assistant Chief Oliver Mount
castle.
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nlchmond nn,ine.- Wen. No,ice

That certain individuals are soliciting
orders for photo-engraviug. represent
ing that the work is 20 be- executed by
u: and orders. when obtained. sent To
New York, thereby causing delay.
which is blamed 20 US. No one is
authorized 10 act for us but eur regular
EMPLOYEES.
The JOHNSON q DOVE MFG TO-.
At 1893 Eas. Main Street.
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The DAILY TINES is ready for de-
livery to city carriers before ) o clock
on each morning. with rare exceptions.
Zach subscriber in the city should
therefore. receive bis paper not later
than $50 or o clock If due diligence
iseIercised IN ii. delivery.
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The August term Of the County Court
OF Henrlco began yesterday. There was
no jury. The few cases which were 10
come up nc this term were continued
until the September term. and the par
ties baIlad Tor lhllr AUTHORIZATION.
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Ia this court yesterday two suits were
instituted and judgment confessed by
defendant They were:
j 5. Moore against 5. j. Chandler,
81 mn
CfingaD q Trant against 5. j. Chand
Ter. s4l5 30.
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in the future the Third market will be
erected

erected
POLICE JURISDICTION.
The following were concurred 10
Giving the city police JURY iiction
over certain property on Grove avenue
and around the mex reservoir.
Changing the name of Doing's Hill
park TO jefferson park.
SMALL pOX FURNITURE.
Mr.. Snesd offered a resolution in
strncting the Board Of Health to burn
or destroy every mouse. vehicle. or bed
stead or anything else that may have
been used during the last smallpox
epidemic.
SIR. Snead said he thought this action
eminentlv important. Further. he UNI
derstood that certain beds aud bed
steads had been sent % the aImshouse
for use. but that ihe physician M charge
there had prohibited their use.
Adopted.
ANIMALS AT LARGE.
Mr.. Taylor offered an ordinance to
reOrdain certain sections Of the law SD
as 10 subject the owners Of COWS and
other animals 10 fine If said animals
be found running zoo large.
Adjourned at1V3O O'cICck.
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a Guide Tor Delegate, and visitor.

All those wishing to have Photo.
graphs made during their stay in our
city We would recommend to 10 10
Campbell & Co.'S Art Studio, No. 4g9
Bload street, where they can have art
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Excursion Tickets To Norfolk -state Re.
publican Convention.

Tickets to Norfolk and return will be
sold on August Goth, 2lst. and ED. at
20 80, good TO return until August p.
1889. Ample time in which to visit
Virginia Beach. Ocean View. aud Old
Point. Further information furnished
on application TO r. W. Courtney, 9Of
Main street.
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Come, Join our watch and dia'
nond clubs. soc. and II per week
Drawinqs Saturday. srorT * SroIl'
I'll Ensi Rrnad street.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.

4 Tale Of Two Days Beyond the River.
To-day at IL clock the Dsmocrati,
{, Invention will asse nble in l.. ade,
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John Bcllliiggcr.

Colonel John Bell Bigger. the popu
lar clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives, who has been III for some time
past. has sufficiently recovered to be
able 10 travel. Yesterday morning he
left the city for the up country. where
he will no doubt speedily regain his ac-
customed health and strength. lie
SAYS he is awfully sorry he cannot be
present az the convention tomorrow
for be believes if be could il would act
on his system better than all the toncs
that could be given him.
Don't fail to advertise in the large
Of
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New Spirit Can't l come in 2
St Peicr-I'd rather Won wouiln O..
You are lust ont Of college. and "e
don't want any advice about running
the universe. Y Weekly
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The following proprietors Of bar
rooms were summoned yesterday 10 ap-
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They also prepared the crcltuliti' l"i
the delegates 10 both the Legislative
Convention and to the State Conyen
ton. which meets IN Richmond t0-mor-
row.
MINOR MENTION.
The Richmond ard DanviIle Railroad
Company have commenced the con-
structiOn of a new water-tOwer. IL
will be much larger and taller than she
pre. ent tower In the hollow 40 the end
of the Free bridge The new tower
will stand on the bluif at the foot OF
Sammes street. which Us the first street
reached from round the curve along
Seventh street from the Free bridge.
The level Of this bluff is As high as
the Richmond and Danyllle shops. and
when this tower Is completed. 1t VIII
stand as prominent as the tower ON
Spring Hill. which supplies the city OF
Manchester with water.
ON last Sunday. for the last time. the
congregation of the Presbyterian
Church wOrshipel in their old church.
The pastor Rev. j. Cleveland Hail,
preached am earnest and appropriate
sermon. one new member was ne
ceived into the membership of the
church.
Yeste. day the domolishing of the Old
church began.
Hereafter the Sunday services will boz
held in Leader Hail. During the
building of the new church the
services on Wednesday night viii be
omitted.
In few days the branch Office of the
Postal Telegraph and C4b'e Company
will be- in full operation.
Wesley Mayo Is improving. lie is
the negro man vino was shot iu tLe leg
by am officer while resisting and enc
deav0ring 20 escape arrest. lie was
sent 90 jail for unlawful assault i'm
three cases. His wounded leg wa.
propped up. and The bail bias worked
It's way out of the wound.
The Committee on Finance OF the
City School Board cOn~l-l.usof ,le--rs.
j. r. Perdue Is. 3. Nunnally. d. H.
Busby aud W. ". Pool. VIII meet at
the white school building This evening
10 make estimates for the coming ses-
sion. The Committee 500 Buildings.
consisting of Nes-rs. O.. s. Carr. ID j..
Weisiger. G.. &. Jones and G.. y. Green.
will meet Friday nigh, for the same
purpose.
The Mayor Court was in session
yesterday for an hour. Mayor Attkis-
son disposed of two cases. One was
that Of q colored man and woman
charged with mi-demCanor They
were fined each so.
One white man had to pay $3.50 for
getting drunk and making things lively.
These two cases resulted u tine COM
tributi0n Oi c42.jO tO pay interest Ou
the new school houses.
Miss Kitty Morris has returned home
from GOochlard county after pleas
aut stay of several weeks
Mayor Atkinson yesterday granted
permit for tine burial of q pauper color
ed infant iu The cemetery.
Miss Nettie StmuOn. OF Chesterfield.
has returned home. after % Visit t1 her
cousin. Miss Jennie W. Gentry, 0i k'Ci
moLd
Only lOitv-siX licenses have been i,-
sued for dog, and goats. while the pope
ulation of these animals aggregate
thousand the goats. of cou-e. being
largely ln themi oriiy. tWlIl be- only
@ few dlys before alaid wiii d. mace
on the owners of unlicensed dogs.
The Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road Company are placing stills Ou their
proposed wand extension from their
shops 20 Seventh and S-mn,s streets
This route follows u part ihe old
graded track line when the Richmond