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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Heros a new one for us-laiies Blouse
Waists Wo'vo not handled them bsiDro-but
we've gone into them thl, season lke "old
stagers.n Thoy come IN Flannel snS-ani'hod
Cashmere. ani IN Iaco-fmu, bucks. 1hoyrs
not exactly "dres.-up" ami ssn they are.
They're are Kind u always pro9e.' ansir.
and that, what ladies appreciate.
We know You've hal considerable diniculty-
first aud last-in gctiins just what you've want
elm chndrens Jersey wa't4 We've proui'i
the remedy. Our line ls complete.
THEY 1RI. BUT THEY CAN'T Do IT.
Great efforts tayo boon malo 10 duplicate oa'
Icc. Collars AMI l5c. CuG. Scores Of limitations
have been thrust out ucyye egou ui-d to
msleai by the style o. box. Eut rs 20 uso.
Fine feathers don't mako nae birds. eni yoa
must look a, something else than ihe covering
when you're buying CoHar. Ths most of thsso
limitations can 10 bought al over mo country At
&c. OURS ARE MADE FOR is. We have
proven them 20 be equal ~ any 2). Collar hat
has over been made. Tho CuGs stand porporlon-
aieiy high Compare ours with our imitators--
youll SEQ the difference at onre. Wa g'arIntr,
them, and that means we will refund the money
10 ,terg instance wh.ro they fan 10 "pan out
as represented. The STYLES aro tho latest the
q. perfect, and our name rs 9n ,rsry olo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
wonacrful Fooa sud neaic.ue.

known and used hy physicians al over the
world. SCOTT. Emulsion not only give.
1esh aad strength by virtue oi ia own nu-
tritiOus properties. but creates an appetite
for food thst builds MP the wasted body.
d" have been using scOtts Emulsion iur
several wears and am pleased With IT, sction.
My patients say u - pleasant and palaiable,
and all grow STRONGER and gam flesh from
the use of it. Use u in al cases of Wasting
Diseases, aud 1t j. specially useful for chill
dreu when nutrient medication - needed. ~
in Marssmus. - f. ". PIERCE, NJ d.,
Knoxville. Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
nswara for a Murderer.

The Governor yesterday offered reward
~ 500 for the arrest and conviction OF
.Iesss KING, charged with the murder OF
D.,i1 Peele. in Nansemond county.
The facts OF the case are as follows: On
saturday night, Marsh 10th, At Magnolia, a
village In NaGsemond county, King, who Is
q merchant OF that plsce, had a difficulty With
peele. Friends separated them aud 10 WAS
spnnosed that the trouble was over, but on
the Mondsy following King sought Peele and
renewed the quarrel, and SHOT him four
times with pistol
Pee,e lived few days and died from his
wonnds. King escaped sud II IS believed
,hs, he Is now out OF tbs State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Thr iu,rl ~ Mr. Michael Koscnbaum
., place Yesterday evening from The house
.. Wn.ca hr lad long lived, on Grace street
rt,t door g. tNc Wesim0re land club. and
Wa. attended by per.oUsl friends snd great
number OF people representing the banks,
fl.lnc.s.nou.e,. mauGlsct0Iies, ana other
grea. cn erprscs here. The services were
conducted by Ur. Harrls, OF the Eleventh.
street syusso,ue; the norsl tioutcs were
vcr, NUMEROUS, aud tAr procession 10 The
cemt'er, one o. tho lafces. seen here Tor b
iOr. uInr.
one 1l those present was Judge Farrar
G1lraie Irbl 0i Amelia. who abandoned a
.-c,arc .arcmcut in su opposite direction,
.ua otne o. taiscity especially to attend the
fsslra. lee4id teat Mr. kOseubsum had
louz been bis friend. ana was one OF The best
Df men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Mrs. y p. Lee. chairman OF thc Commit
20, on Religious services. reported that seq
vices sr0 bc.d in thc Isr'or every Monday
evening qt IS o'c'oca, and much Interest is
r---ll--tlL t.a-.L.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
rne Lihhr.Prtson RemovaI.

It is thought now that the tearing down
of the Libby-Frison building preparatory
10 It's removal To Chicago, where u is 10 be
re-erccied as nearly as possible M It's pres
ent form and used As WAT museum, viii be-
gin within the next week or ten days.
The contracts for the work have not yet
been signed, but II is understood that one of
the four Richmond bidders viii get the lob
OF tearing down the structure and packing
the materials on ears resdy for trsnspor'a'
ton; and that the rebuilding VIII be done
by O Chicago firm.
MIR. Ualowcl, the Washington architect
who has made plans Of the building by
which IL will be re-crected, and Mr. \. H..
Me- lam, a thicagO contractor, were In the
ciiy Thursday looking into matters concern
ing the removal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

for IT, realistic scenic effects and excel encs
a east. NAV Justly be considered worthy o,
claiming the pslm. Tonight is the last oI
ia Appearance here this season, and all Wuo
attend will be well rewarded. The plo,
itself is very Interesting and exciting sna
The scenes have seldom il ever been eguAlled
In this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
HceooI NuDertntenaenfG.

The Board of Public Instruction, COM
posed OF tie Governor, Aiiorney-General,
aud superintendent Of Pubic Instruction,
YESTERDAY made the following appointments ::
Charles Conner, superintendent Of the
school. for Prince George county vice e. b.
Giuam. res guci.
William B. Clarke, superintendent Of the
schools for Surry county vice }. W.
stephens, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

TIE school Board at meeting held yes
terday q. the MARSHALL school building elect
cd Mr. $. q. Pcrhin, a teacher at the Nichol-
son-Strcct ,cheol in place - Mr.. Eedd, re-
signed on account oi I'M health
Nr Perkins i, native OF Goochland, hut
bas been teaching IN Louisa and Augusta
counties.
In rs tour Of inspection the board yester-
day visited Marshall and Bellevue schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Me-srs. Hsrmau & co., the contractors for
the grading on t1c Belt Line TO bo built by
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae AMI the Richmond and Petersburg
rosds, begun operations Yesterday morning,
and in few DAYS they will have large force
of hand, employed. They have leased sun
INSIDE" not far beyond the New reservoir,
AMI have pitched tents there.
This work VIII be pushed forward yigor-
ously. The line. including the iron bridge
over the river, viii be eight miles in length,
and il TO be ready for track-laylng the lst OF
January next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Manchester iu Brief

The Council Committee on finance VIII
meet tomorrow night.
Mr.. ". a. sampson, who has been qu'le
sick. ia rapidly recovering, and Will be out
IA few dsys.
MeSsrs Thomas Manseil. NJ Chesterfield;
J. u. q. Fitz0a,rick. Of Chester, and George
Mason. Of Petersburg, we're in the city yes
terday.
There.were twenty-six arrests IN this cry
during the past month"; for ieionY' IL Io'
misdoneanor, and IS for ordinance VioiA'
tCns.
sunday will be communion day at tne
PresDy ieran church, and preparatory ser
vice. will be held tonight and tomorrow
night.
Gessrs. Sampson. Crawford & Co. SOLD a,
public auction Tuc.dly afternoon tho n1lt
square oi ground on stockton street between
flfth and sixth streets. The properly was
bought by Mr. e.. :. l!elms Tor el,aO).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
EevivaI Meetings ~ Tfinity nethS-
dIsf church.

The revival meetings IT Trinity Hetho-
dist church couuuu" 10 grow IN interest
On Tuesday qnJ list night the church vas
ful II doenly-microsJci persons. captain
Frank Cunningham sns SOME OF hls sweet
ct solos, and ihc choir o. Go,pel singers
numbering nearly one hundred. sang some
NJ the cnOicost Gospel hvmns with great
power. Last night q number OF persons
asked thc prayers n the church ana SIX
were converted. Requests for PRAYER from
parent, f0r children. children Tor parents
children for relatives. wives for husbands,
and nustands for wives were read, snd
iheso pcrsons were PRAYED for. There Il the
prospect Vi stirring revival IN this consre'
f,sffou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Meeting OF tne board OF Directors OF
t,neI y. g. =. a.

A meeting of the Board of Directors OF
Post ID, Virginia Division Travellers Pro-
t0cule Association. WIS held al the head
quarter, l4-tniQht, John i. Culpeper (presi-
deuO ID ihe cnsir.
The board organHed by the election o.
Mr. John O.. Ila-au as chairman. The r..
sisraton Of Captain ". II. Maxwell Was r.
cciycd and acc,0icd. and Mr.. llenry J..
IIr.hbcrg was elected a member OF TIE
board.
After the transaction Of minor bushes
themcellng adjourned subiec, to the call ol
fn, fft.tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The funeral service. Of Mr.. J.. y. Daniel
.Jr.. were held az Il. PauPs church YESTERDAY
at g O'clock =. 81. Rev. Drs. Minnigerode
ard PeterAin officiating. The hymns Lord
ABIDE with Ne" ald "Aslcep IN Jesus
refe beautifully suuk by the choir. The
tora offerings were numerous snd lofely,
embi,maiic OF The purity oi the character OF
ht,u whose mortal remains were s0iemniy
followed 90 their resting place 10 await tbe
coming Of the great day wheu they VIII DC
clothed Ia the image Of tbe heavenly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
FREDEKtCKSEUgG.
Burial or Venerable I.ady-Ihe
Tackcft'S- MN Riot, Again
Accidentally shot.
Isreclal i.legrAm o ihe Dispalch. ]

TREDEEIcEsBJEG. Va, April 3-The re-
mains OF Mrs. N. NJ. Daboey, who died N
Washington yesterday, after lingering III
ness, were brought here day and inferred
in the city cemetery. Mrs. Dabney was a
Miss Browne AMI ra'ive OF this county,
and was the mother OF MS. ". ". AshhY.
who resides At SDoisylvania COurthou,e, and
4 sister OF Mrs. Governor Nlryc, OF this
city. Her husband was the late Il. {. Dab
ncy. VINO held the position OF clerk OF
courts OF this county for nearly forty years.
she leaves many friends who deeDly mourn
their loss. She was in the slxty.third year
y her age.
Henry Brown (coored). who was SEN
fenced 70 fifteen years IN The peniteutiary 1t
the February fcrm of the County Court oi
Stafford for the murder Of Mr.. Benton Hei-
I'M az the Ysckett- Mill riot which occurred
IN that county last December. was to-day
denied A writ 81 error by Judge Barton,
who has considered and sdiudged the petit
ton; and unless the Court Of Appeals takes
flrt1cr action Brown Will be carried to the
penitentilry in a few days 10 serve his sem
ttuce.
fs,toTdsy evening" while Mr.. p. c. VERIFY
and Mt Il. &. Thornton both OF Carolnel
were out CUNNING, 6n horseback. the gun OF
vi. lsrby was accidentally discharged, The
load taking effect in Mr. Thornlon's right
side, causing a very serious aud painful
wound. Or. Carmichael, OF this city. at
tended the wounded man and rendered the
necessary surgical aid. At this hour Mr..
Thornton is doing a, welt as could be
expected.
NI. Frank Beckwith. n cOnfectioner Of
thl. city, md Mss Mollie v. Masters, OF
stafford, were married 81 the esidence ~ the
brides parents in that county Yesterday eve
Ming by Rev. j. ". Carter. The newly.
welded couple lelt on northern tour last
night ana will De absent several weeks.
ihe canal nuisance, Witch has been = sub
iect OF conversation here FOR some time, and
Tor which q number OF our cltizens. ln-
Guiding the Mayor and Common Council
have been indicted By the grand jury, came
mp In the Corporation Court to-day, bnt was
postponed until Friday. at which timo seYc-
ral of the eases will be tried. Some interest
IS manifested i'm toe case, snd number OF
spectators Hill no doubt be present to hear
the arguments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Injunction hgsinst the Postal Com
FuuV.

AZ the instance oi the Brook Turnpike
Company Judge Wexford, o. the llenrico
Circuit Court, yesterday granted temporary
injunction restraining tho Postal Telegraph
and Gable COMPANY from putting up il
poles slong the turnpike without hrst paying
for that privilege. 1he writ was made re-
mrnable the third Monday in THIS month,
but Tue Telegraph Company may ask a
hearing at an earlier day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
nnmnre snit on Trial.

The City Circuit Court was engaged yes-
ferdsy i'm the trial OF the case OF Perrin vs.
Pa,e for $1,000 for alleged malicious pro-
s.cutou. The evidence was partially heard
and the case continued until to-day. On a
former trial OF the case the jury failed TO
agree upon . Verdict.
This i, 900 acton for damages growing out
Of the arrest OF Perrin on a criminal charge,
upon the tfill Of which be was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

We are glad 10 notice the return oi Mr.
X. \. Chewing 10 our city. who wss for.
merly aud FOR manv years the popular sud
Efficient salesman Oi Car1ozo. Asop. Four.
qurean 4 Go. lie il now engaged witr the
wel.kuOwu firm of julius Meyer e SonS
dry goods house, corner Sixth and Broad
streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
,..,u,. a.. u.nry VIII.

Nr. Edward l.. AlIriend, tho well'known
dramatic critic and author, Will deliver a
lecture at the Young Mons CHRISTIAN Asso,
citation Hall Tonight on shaSspeAre's pay o'
Henry VIII. Mr.. Aliflend ~ gentleman
., roosi dcclded talent. and be Will be heard
with great pleasure.
The entertainment win De uhoef Tue
.us,,less al the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Rev. Z. =. Spencer had another crowded
house 10 hear hin at Seyenth->treet Chris
uau chu-cb last night ie preached from
tbc words spoken ny the Phiippi1u lhlcr'
Wh4t must 40 10 be slscd! There
were scycd professions ~ faith.
captain Frluk Cuuuiugham sang two
solos, rhe Mistakes OF My Life" ana
"Prodigll ~on," during the service.
There have been seyen'v-,eYen convef-
sious a. these meetings since they began
about ten days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Permanent Cure.

have been a victim for twenty years Of con-
tseious biood-poison OF the worst type. Portions
OF my body ani my aims have been covered
with ulcers and sores. Ia that time had a
great many kiuis of trestmort Potash, mer-
cury. and sarsaparirll mixtures only made ne
worse. Whom began 20 take Sg.frs Spccia.
was IN n terrible condition. but in q month was
completely cured. :. s. :. Is the remedy for
blood diseases InHN T.. WILLS.
"A Washington street, Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The little Gyc,yesrold son ef Mr.. T.
Coyeney, who lcit hs fathers house Tues
day morning and VINO w's advertised for in
the Dispatch Of yesterday, hf- been found.
TteGte fellow bad wandered ont 70 his
crandmothers, on the outskirts Of the city.
lie was broueh, back home yesterday.
Vr. Coyeney lives at 800 east Marshall
gtT -t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Ny blood was badly poisoned las. year, which
got my whole system out Of order-li'eased. and
a constant source Of suffering: Roo appetite and
no enjoyment Of life. bought sSo bottles of
swifrs specific and took 10. ard it broagh. mo
right ont. SO better rcmedy vas ever used tor
blood Diseases than SwiUs Spocilc.
JoBS GAylS. Dayton, q,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Phillins,s Die.stihlo Cocoa

is a valuable substitute for tea or cofce. It
no1risheS while they Ouly stimulate. 4 supe-
rior drins for children ani Tor nervous aud
delicate women. II IL dlne->nt ftom all oiaer
c1coas An druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
rrnfessor marrt.,- Leetnre.

The first Of q series OF lectures by Proies-
sor II. II. Harris on Greek literature Will be
delivered IL the Richmond College chapel At
4 O'Clock ilfs afternoon, The subject Is
" Dramatic Poetry" The lectures are free
and open TO the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Mr.. J. b. Fam will -cli by suction a, 8
O'Clock +. NJ. today live attractive blIiid-
Ing dots on Pleasant. street between Twenty
second and Twenl y-third streets, and imme-
diatey thereafter five new fFpme dwellings
on o street between Twenty eighth and
Twerty>ninth streets. See bis advertise
menis and attend these sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
,rl.nlrnnitncrs Meln2 to Nen York.

Alta meeting Of tie Richmond Howrzcrs
held Tuesday night the company decided 10
20 n New York to participate in the wash
ingt0n Inaugural centennial April Goth.
They will not take their battery with them
IN consequence OF the great difficulty in 90.
tainlng horses to pun the guns.
The IloWitzers will leave here on the 27tb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
A CARD FROM NR. MURPHY.
RICHVosD, Va, April 8, 1880.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Ia thc local columns Of the Dispatch to-
day see that several gentlemen are repre-
,cntad a. calling on Hon. Edmund WaGdlll
i'm nv behalf and urging ny claims Tor the
Richmond pOstmasier-hip. This must be a
mistake. re- am not and viii not be can
didate ior any position. am quite content
with an increasing business and do not de-
sire any position from the present Admins
tr8tion. Respectfully. &cp
T.. y. MuRPHY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
cauuetI Committees.

The Committee on First Market met yes
terdsy eveniBg aud passed upon their month
ly payroll. -
The Committe on Claims met and passed
unon number OF small claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was 4 Child, she sried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO cassofia-
When she had Children, she gave them CsstoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
COL. PARSONS'S MOVE
WILT BE DID TO GET TIE LEXINGTON
P0sT.OFPICE FOR MRS JACKSON.
She Having Declined this oTor the ProbR-
bill'y is that Zero the Hattsr
Will Drop.

Colonel Henry G. Parsons, Of the Natural
Bridge. reached the city yesterday, and will
leave for Washin gton this morning. With
reference to the much.taked.oi appointment
OF 8lrs. I. J. Jackson as postmaster at Rich
mond or Charlotte. y. c., he had nothing e.
add 10 the information given in his telegram
published in this paDcr yesterday. II i' true
that he desired to have her appointed to the
Lexington (Va.) po'i.ofllce, and be had assn
RANGES that il she would accep, the matter
could be arranged. bit au insnpcrahle OBJ
lection arose. - il surm..el that that oh.
lection was a letter from Nrs. dickson de-
clinin. 20 have her name presented for the
Lexington Office. Thee the matter ha,
dropped. Nothing more has been done.
THF RICHMOND OFFICE.
II Ia believed that Mrs. Jackson would not
decline the Richmond posf-oice, but no
move in that behalf has been mlds.
The Colonel saws. III me people should
ask .or ID appointment wouLl recommend
II as s0'lirrg and graciOu, net that would
De commended BIZ the world lhis *
cIude' The ide. that he has asked for il, or
viii do 80 unless it is preisccd by popular
move.
AutH- Tue Nl~lforN 10 'oIpNFi I hl f'h7 iN
his room at the Exchange Hotel last night
was Judge WadGiil. who expects TO control
The Federal patronage N this congressional
district, but who so far has not announced
ms preference.
TIE REPt BLICAS VIEW.
Richmond Republicans never did ccun'e-
nance the idea that Mrs. Jackson could got
the podmaster,hip here. and now they have
lltog her dismissed that contingency from
their minds.
- "a, kindly and commendahle prompt
ing which induced Colonel Pars0us, who =
veteran " The Union army, 20 endelyor to
secure for the widow OF StOncwIil Jackson
the chief p0st-Ottrc in his (Pars0ns's) c1un-
~, ami with her approval the undertaking
might have been successful; a. It j., there
scens no present PROSPER Of her receiving
any Office from The Federal Government.
" IS. Jackson j. not at all wealthy. but her
circum.iauccs do not require her 10 Apply
for any Office. aud it seems unlikely she viii
do %. though il y pro0cr came from the
Prcslaut in the form Of the Richmond post
ma.torshin to recognize a graceful net and
be o. service TO hor people she might possi-
bly, accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
ua,.rt Aendemy of Music.

Enthusiastic audiences, both 81 the msti'
nee and night performances yesterday, greet
"a the pIsy OF 3" Lost in New York" which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

John b. Cough wrote For Sore Throat,
especially when tending 20 20 liberation,
have found PoND's EXTRACT very bened.
cigl.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Everything which belongs 10 pure, healthy
blood is Impaired by Hoods Sarsaparilla. A
trial will convince Jsu Of It's merit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

their families. aite, which the communion
was administered TO the entire conference
aud Others.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow morning at .
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
nrFORE JUsTIcE cmuTCHFIELp.
Two Parties sent On for Playing
Poitry-Other Cases.

IN The Police Court yesterday morning
william Luckadoc, The coored prepretor
OF a bar-rOom at the corner OF Broad street
and Jail alley, was charged, on search
varrsnt, with setting up, promoting, and
! carving on a certain game OF lottery com>
m0nlv called "policy" or "iuC."
The accused was represented by Mr..
| Samuel VI. Page. There were great num-
! her ~ witnesse-, and the case attracted 70
! tao courtroom a large crowd OF cOlOied per
Sons.
Sergeant Matthews testified that he went
| 10 I.uckad0c's place Tuesday afternoon with
a warrant % search the house. lie stationed
Officer Butler 81 the rear and Officer Parkin-
son ia Jan alley. Entering the house. he
went upstairs, and in attempting 10 enter a
room found the door locked. The door was
| forced OPEN, aud also the door leading into
| On adjoining room. lie found several per.
! sons ia the room; also, two Jugs ana nll
the paraphcrnaia for conducting pohcy.
| William Luckadoe admitted that he was the
owner oi the property.
| ~cycralc0lOrcd witnesses who were caught
I IN the room were examined, and all sWoro
| that they never seen pOncv played there. II
/ looked rs II the case was about 10 iall
/ through, when sergeant Matthews asked The
/ Police Justice 10 give him a h'te time Ia go
l OUt ana get Wlluf-~. Ht 'AAiulHdii'H
/ was suspended. s0d after short absence
| Sergeant Matthews returned accompanied hY
! Albert Smith (cOlorcdl, who took ihe sland
| ond testified that he wa7 at LuckadOe's last
| Friday and witnessed The dia"ing. Luce
| sdoe pulled the numbers from the Jug. and
4 fellow hy the n1mo Of Phil. wrote the num-
| bcrs on paper 49,,
The witness was asked II be saw Phil. in
court. smith pointed out Philip Rrown'
The Police Justice at once issued bench
warrant for Brown, charging him with
! managing "pohcy."
The defence said they did not care 10 In
troduce any witnesses.
Luckadoe and Brown were sent Oh TO the
grand jury.
OTHER CASTS.
weldon Luckadoe tc0loredh charged with
interfering with Policemen Nstthews ana
Butler IN the discharge 4 their duty. FINED
s. and costs.
Albert Jones f,oloredl, charged with being
luusiic. Committed % await the action OF
q commission Of iluacy.
Robert Henry ,colorei) obtaining horse.
feed from j. l.. Tailaierro. surety required
for three months In toe sum 0f 500.
Percy Thompson (colored), stealing Sj.iJ
in United states currency and 81 in c''y rail-
way tickets. ali The properly OF sald railway
COMPANY. Continued until to-day.
Annie Garter (cllorodA drunk aud h-htinS
I'D the street. Fined So aud costs.
Charles Flanagan. ass uIting and beaiirg
Annie Garter. Fined s. and costs.
Albert kc.slcr, charged with aSsaultiug
aad beating Ernest Ke,slcr Continued un~
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