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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
POLICE COURT.
Iii. Honor's Brief Matinee.

In the Police Court yesterday morningth,
case 81 David Mountain. charged with beat
ing his wife, when WIS continued from
Thursday ~ order that his wife could be able
% appear IN court. " u h ard.
Mrs. Mountain WAS present and denied
the charge against her old Liam. ana SIT
that they were playing. when she accident
ally fell and struck her head against IN,
steps and cut her face. The accused wa-
discharged, and the couple marched out Of
the room arm-in-arm.
William Chambers (colOrcd) WAS before
court charged with leiuni0usll cutting ana
wovidng Richard White with knife.
Both of the miscrcants pleaded their
cause.
White was fined $3.50 for striking Cham.
hcrs and Chambers WIS sent on % the grand
jury for cutting White.
Nat Allen (cOl0reO charged with assault
ing and beating his wife aud his mother
in-iaw with a stick. Allen was fined 50
and cost.
Reuben Logan and Maria Gillian (boih
cOl0rcd) were each lined S5.jl and cost for
nshtlng.
Henry Lewis (colored) charged with
stealing one hoe. one tr1wel, and oih,r
articles, the Property Of Sidney &. Jds-
per- The ease WAS cont nucd Till Tuesday.
Ralph Holmes (,oloreo) cruelty beating
Il mule. the property Of the CITY Railway
Company. Fined $50 and cost.
Bon. Twyman (colOrrd) assluting and
beating John Chiies. Fined - and cost.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

The name Of the Richmond Towel Com
pany j. this day changed to Richmoi d
Toilet supply Company. who will continue
10 furnish their patrons with toilet articles
It the following rates sngle towels, Ter
lOzen. ~ cents roller towels. with toilet
case. soap. comb and brush. per dozen, 80
rents-deliyered daily. J.. q. Box 3Jl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

d. J. l.. VI. Curry, cx-minister 70 spain,
yisiied tue Conference and was intrduced
to the body. lie did not make any address,
but spent some time on the platform.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

Somebody will get into trouble about
,te ling a d0g-s0me Of these DAYS.
This would Dee a most unpleasant thiny IN
chronicle. Think OF what 4 poor ii sfir. a
fellow would cut for stealing a dos when
he stood by the side Of bank cashier who
could proudly boast that he had blunted his
sense Of right by pockcting thousands Of
dollars Of shining cash or velyety paper.
equivalent,
Yet there Is n chance for this. for hardly a
lay goes around IA Il some man who owns
famous setter that can beat the record ON
paved sidewalks. and has been 50
thoroughly trained that he hates brush and
brlars and never goes neat them-is NOT
called upon 10 mourn the absence of his
brag canine, Of which be has been deprived
by stealth.
Dog-siealing, under the State law. ia
felony, and the man who ste us d0.. even
Il It IS ptrlor dos, steals prop r;y. an h.
IAN be IN ide n answer the ch ,rss AMI SUI.
fr the penalty implied in n charge of
felony.
ASK CAPTAIN PIzzINI
The Man-About-ro has received the
following:
"RIcHNQSp, November IS. 1889.
"WLl you kindly lend your aid IN ascer. |
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
Propcrty Trnn-fers.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

Compainants charge that they are the
bona iidc owners OF n majority Of $3.50, OO0
OF said bonds. The remaining 500, 900
have never in fact been sold, but have
been hypothetical 10 the railroad COM
pany to secure loans Of money M follows,
to.wit
Sixty thousand dollars 20 w. r. lIalli-
day TO secure debt of $4,000. Forty
thousand dollars to German Bank. Oi
this latter amount, $4,000 are claimed 10y
said bank TO have been sold and purchased
by defendant, John NJ. Peters, which il
denied. Tho remaining $4,000 arc still
held M collateral by said bank for the bal
ance Of Us claim against said railway com.
pany, to.wit. $4,000.
Compliments further show that William
kaizenbeRcr was appointed and IL ~.
cciycr for said road, aud in orler to pay
of It's debts for pay rolls was authorized by
the Chancory Court 10 issue receivers Ger.
tiiicatcs, which were 10 be a first lien on
the properties Of said road. In pursuance
Of said authority he issued several thou
sand OF such certificates, which were sold.
Complainants further show that said rail.
way company owes floating debt OF $751;.
600 ior material, aud that the Colo Manu-.
featuring Company and John Y. handle
and others have attached said property 10
enforce their claim.
Compliments close by asking for de-
cree Of foreclosure OF the property mort
gagged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
TIE Latest FAD.
A Lovely Fomalo Barber at n shop in
Memphis.


Memphis.
She hes arrived.
She Is regularly established in Memphis
shop, where she is prepared TO shave,
shampoo aud hair cut at regular rates.
without extra charge for dolicacy OF touch
and neaincss Of execution.
Her namo Is Nellie. Nellie Dingman,
nee Oliver, married at Detroit, Mich, July
is, 1855 to William Dingman, who owns a
hall interest in the shop aud taught her
the trade.
IL she handsomo7
Yes; very. Large gray eyes, heavy black
eyebrows that almost meet In tho center Of
her forehead. dark hair Of luxnriant
growth, rcd lips and two rows oi sound
white iccth which arc displayed whenever
she SMILES, and that she manages 10 DO
frequently.
Can she shaver
You bet she can. The ArrEAL reporter
caught a glimpse OF her through window
and attracted 10y the sight walked In.
man with his face covered with lalhcr
rcclincd at full length in the BARRIERS chair.
while nj his side, with his nose between
her taper fingers and mzor poised in air,
stood q graceful figure, oi shapcly form,
clad In maroon cashmere, with white col.
lar aud broad white bow. No cuffs no
dmpcry.
The man In tho chair was evidently en-.
loying himself. AL at convenient intervals
glzcd thoughliully ai the lugrou, ewes
above him, aud complimcnlod their owner
upon her skill.
Her husband Billie looked on with al.
miring eyes NJ the skill Of his pupil. who
had only been learning Tor thrco months
lie informed the reporter that female
hdrbcn we've rciling to b. quite numerous
IN large cities further North. In Chicago
thcc were mo- lc,a than 200 employed In
the trade. lie know of twelve shous
whore women barbom were employed cx-
clu,ycly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
INnuMAN INcrNpIAR!Ee
How They Made Woman and six Lit.
Ito children suffer.

How They Made Woman and Sax Lit.
tic children suffer.
CusuirsroS, :. G., Jan. i7.--last SAT-
urday a party oi men went 10 the house Of
Butler Tanks In Ncwhury County. whore
wire bis wife and -lx little children. the
eldest being only thirteen. and sct nrc to
the house, compelling the woman 60 ~.
main until is destruction was certain.
The men then Hpt tirc to the curu-crib
and iccd-huu|o, l,hfing the mother and
little ones without food ur shelter or mfli.
Client clothing There D. great Indignation.
bu, ihuulh Oh, names of ihp .uurrdArirs
are taid to be known, uo arrest, have been
made About week Hso uut'tr Ranks
lay ~ wait lur o. m1u in the nvIprhurhuni
and lhot him, though be- is dI.l alive.
Ills iIitnds iooA ,h.s method Of revenge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
Religion the Colleges.

hackny Smith, In Harper for January.
The colleges never had so many profess
ing church members in them as at present.
College in 1895 had but four or five stu
dents who We're church members; today
nearly onc-half hold such membership,
Princeton in 1872 had but two or three
openly protesting the Christian faith; to-
day about one-half, and among them the
best scholars. In Williams College l47 out
OF 24S, and in Amherst 233 out OF 352, are
members Of churches. In many other col
lcges, AZ proved by DR.. Hodge, from whose
carefully prepared tables these figures are
taken, the proportions are still more favor
able TO the prospects of religion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
TO FoREoLosE THE DUMMY LINE.
Bill Filed in Chancery Yesterday for
That Purpose.

A Bill Filed in Chancery Yesterday for
That Purpose.
A bill was filed yesterday in the Chan
Gerry Co urt by T. j. Latham, Napoleon
Hill, 7. A. Lamb, r. J. Person, David
Walk, s. w. Shuttle, J. l.. b. Hillhouse,
f. +. Adams, ID. NJ. Scales, II. NJ. Hill,
i. A. Keeling +. Fishill, J. W. Scales,
+. II. White, T. W. White, J. b. Kemp,
+, Newstadt, Lem III. Dinkelspiel, w. A.
Gage, Il. II. Talley, and the trustees of
the Chickasaw Land Company. II. j..
Person, l.. I. Adams, I. A. Lamb, d. M.
Scales, ]. T.. Reddick and Louis Hanauer,
against the Prospect Park and Belt
Railway Company, William Katzcnbergcr,
receiver; the Livermoie Foundry and
Machine Company, the Cole Manufacture
ing Company, tho Kansas City, Memphis
x Springfield Railroad Company; John l..
Randlc, w. Z. Holiday, the German
Bank, the Manhattan Savings Bank and
John NJ. Peters.
The bill rectes that compliments on the
day OF -, 1887 the Memphis, Pros
pect Park * Belt Railway Company exc
cuted in due and legal form n mortgage to
defendant, the Manhattan Savings Bank
Company, 10 secure the payment OF 500
OF the bonds OF the defendant railway
company OF the denomination OF 500
each, bearing interest at the rate OF q per
cent. per annum from January ], 1888,
payable July and January Of each and
every year at the German Bank OF Mem
phis. The compliments further show
that they are the owners Of the following
amount of bonds 80 secured in said mort
gage, the amount owned by each and
every one Of complainants being set out
opposite their names.
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ment, colored troops. was before the Pro-
bate Court today on an inquest Of lunacy.
His case was postponed for further ex-
animation, and in tho meantime he was
ordered TO Jail. Upon entering the private
office the jailer asked him II he had any
weapons about HIM. Brown thereupon
drew from his pocket an old four-shooter,
and, placing the muzzle to his temple, he
pulled the trigger The cartridge failed
to explode. During the struggle which
followed Brown succeeded in swapping
the remaining cartridges, but fortunately
none OF them exploded. He has been
known for some time M an eccentric man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN.
wnat Rariy waywardness brought

WHAT Rarly Waygardness Brought a
= Beautiful Young Girl TO.
CmcAao, IH.. Jan. lL-Tho stories OF
the horrors suffered by unfortunate girls
In the dance houses stockadus in Northern
Wisconsin were recalled 10y a scene in the
Court Of Insane Inquiry this morning. A
slight young Girl dressed IN black was led
In. She was handsome, with pale face
aud dark eyes. Her hair, Of lefty black.
was cut shor, and just reached her shout
dcn. Hattie Nathan WIS her name, 80
the doctor told Judge PfcndcrgnsL lie
Eaid her ailmcui WIS acute mania. Az he
spoke the prisoner glantcd behind her
aud covered In her chair mutlcring:
save me! They are after me; hear
them barking. and the men arr right be-
hind them Hattie Nathan was tho
daughter Of parents who live In Oconto.
Wis. She was a wayWard girl aud got
into trouble, which resulted IN her enter
ing one Of the bruthols near Mannrttc.
She soon realized the horrors Of her posi-
ton aud made repeated but unsuccessful
attempts 10 escape, with the result that
she Became dcmcntcd. Then che was
released She nest appeared NJ the door
Of house Of ill-rcpuie in this city and
was cared for. She has remained there
since, being rational portion OF the time.
OF late her dcmentia has been more acute,
and the result was todays proceedings.
Sho will b. sent back 10 her homo In
OCuuio.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
SOMETHING ABOUT CARPETS.

In order TO make room for our spring
purchases, we must dispose OF our present
stock, even without profit. A handsome
carpet, whether this seasons pattern or
last is handsome still, but We are obliged
ut all times ~ have what IL new, and there
fore offer the stock on hand as follows
Imperial Wiltons, Sl.39; worth Sl.75.
Wilton Velvet, with border, Sl.lS; worth
Sl.6j.
Body Brussels, Slil0; worth Sl.35.
Best English Tapestry, s0c; worth 81. TO-
Best Tapestry brussels, Use; worth 81.
All wool eXtu super Ingram, G9c. Szfz<1
Cotton chain super Ingram, 5Sc.
1000 remnants body Brussels, Vclvets
and Moqucites at half the regular price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
BrInElar gIs.Ioe..

To millions pleasing their ralatcs and cleans
ing their systems, arousing their Liycri, Kid.
ncys, stomachs and Bowels to a healthy nc.
tiNiiy. Such Is the mission OF the famous
California liquid fruitrcmcdy. syrup Of Figs
For sale In 10 cents and si.OO bottles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
Onn ,inn,I nfan-nnn.

fpcrih Dispatch ~ The Appeal
PiSr Burr. Ark, Jan. 1T J.
Barnes who, ON the 18Th OF December
slew at Fine Bluff Malc Mason and was
indicted Tor the Eamc for murder In the
tint dcgrcc, was today allowed bail In tho
sum Of 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
Floyd . 90 mum rnlnre

We are constantly importing new and
attractive novelties in China Cut Glass
and artistic Pottery, suitable for wedding
presents Our house IA acknowledged
headquarters, and We will maintain our
reputation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
THE nAaLnwoon -
Tho supreme Court Dccldos IN Favor Of
the Pianun.

~A' "NlfNtAN NhuFA hNtlNNA ~ iuAur or
the Plaintiff.
tr..lI Dispatch lI iuy Appeal
NvuyWr, Tenn, Jan. II. The case
o' iiaa,voul against ,ho Merchants and
lroanca EXCHANGE vu decided in the
supreme Court yesterday, anil b. ono OF
much Interest ~ slr'u.Ijon Ihc .lit
va, ltoulhi fDmc two YEAR 900 10, AIr.
HOLLYWOOD i0fyc'yur money iut by her
husband .H specializing iu .llin aud stocks
thIuu-n Oh" Produce Exchange. Alter
fping lInush thD lover courts tbp clso
reached ihr ruIump Conn yesterday and
that TRIBUNAL gave Judgment Tor ihc plain.
titi in tlc snu of 80 uI3 and COSTS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

Tur well known strengthening properties
~ irun combined with other touicl and a
wust lufiu,t u,rNiuc, arr found boo Daffora
Iron FILLS, which strengthen she nerve. and
body and improve the blood aud com.
plpNiou.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

Has reopcnod again a, old stand, 2o7
Second street
Has reopc
AIaa.l

For sixty DAYS We will scll Heating and
Cooking Stoves and House. Furnishing
Goods At actual cost. Tor cash. Call and
bo convinced. A. koutHuY & Co.,
30 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

Tur best regulator ~ digestive organs and
the best appetizer known IL Anrustnrn
hiticS Try NJ but beware OF limitations.
Get ihe genuine article, manufactured BY
nr J. q. u sicvrl & Sons.
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orucp furnished with towel rack. comb.
brush aud clean towel cyOry morning Tor
- cents per week. los Memphis steam
Laundry, Ornament 10 any office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

ENoiNI AMI boiler, iron safe, horse. mule
ana wagon and various other articles 10 hu
sold this morning by trustee at No 4 How
ardS Row. Attend tho sale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
NINE. BENTON wARrHEN,
Professor OF Voice Cuiiure- Pure Italian
Method of ume. asrchcsi aud
sIgnor Garcia.

For terms, etc, apply nj Room 30 Gay
oso Hotel daily to 3, or at T.. Wiizmann
& Co., 223 Second street, daily II TO ~.
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Tho crl.hrn,sa rsnrn,,r Mnl.n,
NIIrnn. ONI,ir 90.

Can be found al the popular saloon Of NJ
Wolf, No - North Cour, street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

And sicinan's Ancsthotic used In the OK.
traction OF teeth AZ 81 Main street
RGuwN 4 LYNCu.
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CiNciSSAri, o., IAN. u. Gu. l.. q.
Brown. who during the war commanded
the One Hundred and Seventeenth Rca.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

lAuus cape cellars q specially n Mem.
phs steam Laundry. 22i Second street
Bmncl uilicr 80 Main.
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A NOVELTY IN GLASSWARE.

The Snowflake Glassware In sets, half
gallon pitcher, six tumblers and brass
waiter for sl.0S.
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cndon Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

lT r. N. Galhraih No. 10 Madison
lm.i rent YOUR houses and collect your
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srgcrA rates to day boarlcu. Clarcn.
don Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

lN.Vhh your rn.huusc- IN the Citizens
insurance company. No. % Madison utrpo,.
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Ma.nnrrnnr snit.

ai Red Hot Siorc. n Bcalc street. Orlcr
from country solicited.
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why wni You strain Your pneI.

handling old wooden shutters when YOU are
as safe 10y using our handsome window
guardsl Gornris 4 MCEwrN,
ilj Second street, near Bcalc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
our GREAT JERSEY SALE

The great sale OF Jerseys still goes on.
Yesterday We neglected 10 note in our adj
ycrtisemcnt that we had reduced all our
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
THE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY
Offer todayspocial bargains in
Cioaks, Clothing and blankets.

Make your purchases now. You can
never buy the same qualities at less prices.
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THE ]. s. MENKEN COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
% Fancy Jerseys 60 ~ M.

You should SEQ this Incompatible bar
gain before buying.
The morning news., 1889-05-07

nou7ced it to be diamond. He also went
to a European store, aud sh wv I'd it to the
Or ,prietor. This man, after testing it, said
that not only was it diamond. but that he
would himself give 4,500 rupees for it.
TIE bargain was struck, the requisite
statement signed, and the check given, all
in the p essence of the native jsweier, s.,
the Australian passenger and m yself; and
young Goiconda S 1T all through tiffin with
the ring upon his finger He asked us the
next day to come round with him shoppi q
and among others We visited the sore pro-
prietor who had tested the ring. Again the
man looked at it, took it to the light,
shaded it FIR I'M the light with one hand :,
again he called for a file, touched it lightly,
and said at once:
''Slr, you've been done. This isn't the
stone you b.ougnt me yesterday. This is
paste.n
And paste it was! Somehow the ring had
bee changed, although we none of US re-
mo nbe ed seeing it touched by the hands
of the clever sWiniler who had sold it.
And yet he hal done it. The ring had lain
on the billiard table during the signing of
The paper. The purchaser had paid 4,0O0
rupees for ring, knowing the stone to be
paste"
The Australian had taken ship, unde-
tached from his lovely diamond, but not
bsfore young G GJlconda's check had been
carefully cashed.
The morning news., 1889-05-07

when there Is a spring session great many
absentees from the capitol could be ac-
conn ed for by private parti. to the
woods of Western Virgi Ia or West Vir-
gini where there are NUNS GUS trout
streams that furnish abundant sport for
tn Sc inclined to that XII d of diversion.
II is curious fact that although nearly
all ths public men of the capital are expert
IN pool or billi ards, very few of them indeed
are ever seeh in the public halls where these
games are played. President Garfield.
wnile ne was representative In coagre s,
might occasionally be seen IN retired bill
nard parlors of the Arlington, where his
skill always attracted the at ii N of uch
spectators as might b. there. OF men now
in public life, it is difficult to flnd one W o
plays the game even in sue retired quar-
ters as the Arlington or the Rig IS. The
sporting proclivitieS of public men are
manifested mai ly in private houses, for
nearly every big ouse upon the nights has
It's billiard or pool parlor
Among the congressman who most openly
display their love of one or the other kind
of sports are Tom Reed Of aine and Henry
Cab t Lodge of Massachusetts,. R eds
fancy is for rifeshooting. He almost al
ays walks from his otel TO the capito oil
and usually stops somew here on the 10 yer
end of Pennsylvania avenue 10 try mis- skill
at shooting the glass balls or other kinds of
targets set up in the cheap alleys along the
street. II be can persuade some states nan
friend of his try conclusions with him,
he Is more than happy. 1t is said that he
is a good marksman aud that he generally
wins every contest in which he INDUCES
with his non-ex pert friends.
Lodge has the ia ICY of so many rich gen.
tlemen for following the hounds when these
saga ious animals are hot in pursuit of
ilse-seed, the substitute for live fox.
,OCl0a j. inf -te.l iYnn
for Lneir own sake than in the chase a d 1t
is no infrequen spec acle to see him stop
ping whereve he may be in public street
t note the fine points of horse and to ex-
anime him critically. even to the extent of
lifting up his hJofs. F. r. BURTON.
The morning news., 1889-05-07
BRUNswIOK's WIRE BUDGET
Preliminary Meeting of the State Sun
day School Convention.

Preliminary Meeting of the State Sun
day School Convention.
BRUNSWICK, GA, May GA preliminary
meeting of the state Sund y school 'nven-
tion will be held at the Methodist church
tomorrow night. A special boat schedule
will be run between here and St SimJn's
during the days of the convention.
On order OF the court, Col r. d, Leader
Jr., was appointed auditor 10 examl e
copies of old reco. dis G aud H Of the records
of Glynn county.
A. r. Blain, an excellent you G gentle
man Of this city, passed a credia able exami-
nation and was dmitJei to the bar to-day.
The schooner r d Wing, J hnson mast r,
which arrived yesterday from Philadel-
phia, reports that on A }rll 2S. she passed IN
latitude So, longitude "A A., a red can
buoy adrift. April 20. in latitude Sc 3O ,
and longtu lie IS 25 sac passed a vessels
gait wi b a portion of sal attached Ten
miles north # Cape Hatteras SIZE passed
spar ten feet out Of wa,er with wrecAage
attached.
After Judge Atkinson delivered his
charge to the grand jury to-day a petition
was Z. esen ed, sig ed by tle mem oers of
the Tar, asking adjournment until next
Monday. PERMISSION was gra ted.
The morning news., 1889-05-07
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of the Games Between the
CountrY's Loading Teams.


Country's Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Kansas City
Kansas .City........O % Q o. 9
Base hits: Kansas City II, St. Louis il. Err
rors: Kansas CITY ,, St Louis l. Batteries:
Sullivan, Gunson aud Hoover, Chamberlain and
Boyle
At Cincinnati en- innings
IlHGiafasl LoGis9ie - g ! I d D.
Base hit;; Cincinnati s. Louisville 10. Errors:
Cincinnati e. Louisville :. Batteries; Mullane,
Duryea and Baldwin and keenan,; Stratton and
Cook.
A Philadelphia
E1M E1'as,R1a. &aE21'-.....5 .s 2-,s O.
Base bits: Phila lephia 1s, New York Is. Er-
rors: Phil ldelohia 6, New York 6. Bat. cries:
Sanders, GLEASON and Clements. Welch, Ewing
and Brown.
A Washington
Washington Eae'on .'''...-S 9 d4d2 90 o. 3
Base hits: Washi agton 4, Boston 10. Errors:
WASHINGTON II, Boston g. Batteries: Heaiy,
Keete and Mack; R4dbourne and Bennett.
AT blr nldgnam-
birmingham. ..........-...........15 Is
Chattanooga. Observation-Disclosures. 8
at Cleveland
Cleveland..,........l 8 Q 8 oil
Base hits Cleveland 16, Cnica 20 6 Errors;
Cleveland s. Chicago 10. Batteries: O'Brien and
thinner. Hutchison :and Farrell.
At l. diaaapolis-
Indianapolis. O.
Base hits: indianapolis 12 Pittsburg 8. Err
rors Indianapolis 3, Pittsburg l. Batteries:
Shreve and Myers, Conway aud Carroll.