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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

NEW YORK. July.}- -Beeyes- Receipts 800. all
for export No trading ia be"E"s. nrmer Tor
dressed beef az 5i.alr per pouad for native
Sides and ~ baGO. for pOJr 10 hest Texas nni
Colo ado rtOck. Exports $40 0eeves ant Loo
QuArfers Il beef. cable hiyices from LONDON
aud liy-ruo0i quote mcrlfAn Refrigerator beef
steady al 9'. per pound. taiNe7-h rcelpis 90.
purtrd rteaiY a. "a -. per pound Tor Yrh $,
AuI 40 2aa3i, for butisrmuk chlvos ami mixed
l0ts. shecu and Lambs Receipts 4,inn aud
3 600 were carried over yesterday. trailing slow,
anI % dozen carloads nust ue carried oyrf. bat
prices remain Substantially iie rAm"; poor I'd
pufue s4nep13 l.Afh p per 100 pounds poor To
puu0 lambs gsHr b1. with f"H choice np "a
fb1a uog,-kcreipts 4.liO. me- sales on me Two
weight. nominA.y sfoaiy. H'OaA0 per lJj
~. LorIs. July L-Cattle-Rscsip'+. ti10
head shipments. 700 head market s.oady ;
chuies heavy uaiiYo Steers. ftsJaf4lOi TAR 10
good nhuVe Steers. f-yltf1s0; siockors aud
feeders. fair to good. i.ttl; rEngers, corn
fed. s. 5lafj. gras--fad, 81 suafA95. hoga-Ne-
celpts s,1uD hciI shipments. go head market
higher: choice heavy and butchers selections,
fL8IaS445. packing med am 10 prime. A2a
$40: light grades. ordinary 20 best, tLi0A- 81
>heep-Roreipts. 200 head shlpmenH, none (;
market strong, fair 90 choice, g. iOatLsO
CHICAGO. July -Castie-Receip' $500
head: shipments. 4,s00. market steady: best
grades strong: benyes. s3DafAij, stOekers AMI
feeders s2afi cow, balls, AMI mixed. sl.Iaa
q 81: bulk. s2atg. 800 Texas cattle. tilOaf2s 80.
uOgs-Rrccipts. 1000 head; shipments. 1000.
market strong. De-. higher. mixed. sL25atLa5;
heavy fL3Jaii 30. light. Si.i10si1I, sslps.
g.. UnsL51. shcep-Heceipts. f5l0 head ship
ments. ~: market steady ma igss ttJlat - :
western, f350afL0j; Texans, taNaSISO, lambs
ti50afj.63.
BALTIMORE. July - --C1ir,rton stock Yards
cirlHe.-1 rado Tor hogs Is only moderately active
Tho quality is Ike 10 has been for several weeks
uasf. tom mOuer or heavy hogs continue and
are likely % continue hard - soil. owing % mo
low prices obtained for lard. Quotations are
without chang from last week. and range from
o., 10 6sc, with q very few primo Hight hogs a
shade higher: heavy hogs sold down 20 o. Most
.ales OF good lighr hogs 64c. net Arrivals,
F, ISL head, against ., 81 head for last week.
C'drcm0nf Lirs-sleck Harket Receipts for
The week. 2.5s head hogs. against 2.3J6 hoad
last week: far 10 good cling a. 500, heavy,
$50: r0ugh-, s..
Receipts OF sheep sii head; sheep selling
from "a 10 4Hc; lambs from 70 5kc 80
cars, containing 2 $50 cattle. lll calves. 1900
sheep Gn1 lambs, L5ag hogs. 80 horses. Ship
meuts 10 Now YORK Philadelphia, &c. ls9
cattle, 90 calves, 1854 sheep aud lambs, 1859
hogs, 50 horses,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
$3.50 A. SAks & Co.'S

70 $50
50
5O SUIT SALE.
40 so have marked down every Suit tha.
50 has been selling stsI4. sl2. 81, and $40 TO
20 ss.sJ-
5O none excepted-al lncluded-ssck and
n Frock suits made Of Cheviots, Cassimeres,
% ssrgeS. and TSeecs for Men and Youths.
50 This Is without doubt the most ss'ound-
50 ing reduction ever made on nns, seasoua-
80
80 bic suits. It's such an extreme reduction
50 that people ere apt to doubt il. But let no
So man doubt what We say until be has seen
so with his eyes reason for doabtlngiL When
50 hsdOes we're willing to lose hisrespsct and
50 confidence. The crowds Of intelligent.
50 sensible men who aaily throng our stores
30 are the best proof Ia the world that we're
30 doing as We agree.
50 A. sAKs & CO..
50 TIE ALwAYs-BUsH cLoTHIERs.
50 1908 MAIN STREET.
uy2ji
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

~ TTTFsTETT 10 TTV T-TV"T-|I
OLYyr1,. ". T., July 2t-At tine nonvon-
ton to-day President lloyt handed the
Clerk long Telegram received from Elliott
+. sheppard. Of the American Sabbath
Union. asking for clause TO Doc inserted
in the Constitution protecting aud en-
courannc Sabbath observation and 10 was
referred 10 committee, whore % Will I'M
doubtedly be buried, ms there Is NO dis
position IN this convention 20 touch ANY,
hing 81 this kind. Several prohibition
petitions were received and referred uu-
read
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
Death of Virginia Journalist.

BALTIMORE. july 2l.-Andrew 4. Crutch-
field. aged sixry-Gve. journalist. who was
we'll known IN Baltimore and throughout
Virginia and who IA. one ot The founders
and editors Of the bu'tD,Orr0i.. dicd to-da'
at bi, homo ma thi, city. 1yphOid-i,s er
was the cause Of death terminating an III
nos Mhlch brcan on JmlY 1911.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
NJ Inv Arain.t roIicx-shors.

CmcAoo, July 2i.-Prosecurng-Attornev
Nav has decided chat no law exists for
closing pohcy-shop-, and IN accordance
with his declaration the Keeper Of tine
West-Side establishment Wa ms morning
discharged from custody. This decision ls
based oman opinion 10y the Appellate Court
that tho city ordinance against gambling
does not apply 90 policy, becausci " does not
describe the implements USED that line
OF speculative investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
DEATHS.

LAMBERT. Died. Al 1870 A. ". July -. isos.
a. the residence u her falnor, 20 nonh Plea
sant street. ~ TIL. infant daughter u william
H. anl Annie Lambert; aged ten months.
PERDUE-Dted. July ggth. a. 80 p. NJ, az her
pareuts' residence. Ia Manchester Va. BELLE.
lniant daughter Of Joseph q. AMI Bottle ;. Per-
due aged eight mouths.
The fu1ersl will tale place from The ro.id 21ee.
corner o. Eleventh AMI Decatur streets, THIS
AFTERNOON AZ 9 o'rlek. friends aud az.
quaintances invited 70 aitead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

by Telegraph 10 no Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 mo DlspaNn'l
Kansas CRY, July 2L-The heavy rains
Of the past few dnvs In Kansas which was
welcomed as a sure preventative Of hot
winds and "a saviour of the corn-crop,
seems 10 have done almost as much harm
AS good. The rains were the heaviest
In the sm.Il-craln regions of the State.
who're much OF the wheat and oats had not
been stacked The damage IN tins dlrec-
ton Will bee considerable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
Issued in Good Faith.

MoxrooNsnY. July 24.-Judge Bruce, IN
The limited States Court to-day, rendered
decision in the case OF Hoiilps, s9 o q 70
as. The Brierfeld Coal ana iron Nonpa''y
~ involved. A bill was filed to SET
aside the deed of trust TO secure an ISSUE
~ bonds on the ground Of fraud IN the
I've of tbe bonds. The Court held that
The allegations Of fraud IN the issue OF
bo nov we're not sustained by the evidence;
The bonds. il held, were made ana Issued
ia good fsith and for sufficient considefa-
tsnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
Ale and Reef Peptonisod.

In weak digestion. IN low aud pr0lracted
feyers. in cases where wine and wnl,kcy
are Objectionable, and where Authorization
must be insisted on. tins preparation Il
what is needed. AT wholesale 10y
JULES BINFORD,
1907 east Main.
Ask your druggist for il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
LOST WHALING sCHOONERS.
Sixty Onrcer, and DIcn Were Aboard.

by telegraph 20 the Dispaich.l
SAN FRANcIsco. Julv24 News from Ouna-
laska bv the steamer Bertha confirms the
recent reports OF the loss of the three
whaling schooners james A. Hamilton,
Otter. and Annie. No trace of them has
been seen in the Arctic. and it IS generally
believed they are lost. The vessels carried
about sixty officers and men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
Killed and Wounded by An Explosion.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatchl

SCRANTON. Pa, July 24-Ihis afternoon
while number OF mon were removing
rock and coal from the chambers closed at
the Central mine, HYDE Park. 10y the cave
IN this morning the lamp Of one OF the
laborers ignited the mlne-gss and an tx
plosiou followed John Williams and
Robert Roberts were killed, and four
others were f1ghtiuly burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

Providence. K. l.. 2l.-The State SEN
ate passed the license bin from the House
to-day with several amendments chiefly
representing a difference Of opinion be-
tween the Republican Senate and the
Democratic House. The clause prohibit
ing the keeping of "a saloon within 4JJ
feet OF any school-huuse Wa inserted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

- TT
PHILADELPHIA. July 2l.-Ihe wreck OF
the English bark Midway. which founder
eel iu 1863. while bound from London ~
Philadelphia. with cargo OF tin. lead. end
spelter. worth over Sl1OOO0. las hscL lo-
Gated by the Atlantic ANA Gull MTccklng
Company Of Cape licul0pcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

rBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.

TBy Telegraph % tlo DspaJ0h,I
BosroN. July 2A.-Seyerll hundred girls
employed IN the factory of the EoXbury
Carpet Company struck to-day on account
of "A recent reduction in wages. The trou-
bile arose from the introduction Of new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
BAL TlMORC STOCK MARKET.

BAITfNORs. July .i.-Nirgina 3s. GS asked
Baltimore and ONO STOCK. m bld: Northern Cen
tral DO. ,0 blf: Cincinnati, Washington aud
Baltimore lsts. go aTN do. 2is. 81 asked do
SIS pa asked consolidated gas bonds, ll2aa
IlJ, 30. siock. - ~ in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

PKgU, I'D. July 2i.-Joss Oyeruan. a
jealous lover, shot aud killcd Maggie smith
tonight aud then killed himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN CONNECTION THEREWlTHTHE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain. Flour, and other Quotations.
INV ,el.crauh 10 mo DlspAtch.l

- WASHINGTON. July 2l-For Virginia
..,,, and North Carolina. threatening wea-
KAHN lthor And showers, preceded by fair Yea.
Their IN North Carolina. no decided
--change in temperature. variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NbONkhDAY, July 2, M
SALEs-FlRSr BOARp.-l.0OJ Virginia new rs
at 6ie.. 1000 10. az G7As; 20 Atlanta and Char
lotlo stock at 80 10 DO at $50, 10 do. at ssa.,
10 do at sSi,, 10 do. at ssi,. 10 DO. 1885.
closing ROTATIONS - tao stO5A Scarf;
IogaRs4Egr ~gJJaIrtAL Bif 1stet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

Iaep.r,ol for ,uo Di,pat b.


July gf.-lhc market ~ very luist vlih light
tran,arti.ns Er,oipi. noWina' and sto,s Ia
tho hands ~ COMMISSION mrr hants small
Prime. 4ac.; extra primo, ac. iAneJ, 34e, !,
spanish, s1asJe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
RLCHMONO TOBACCO MARKET.

July -, lH-3.
Sales Of sixteen packages q Wrappers nere
made today SAID 10 be Eve years Old and on
tiroly sound witnal. as tho seller says they wero
entitled 10 vote by virtue Of ago.
Auction offerings on Chang today 75, pack
ages, aud none taken in; highest price, sc;
lowest. $50: average. 500.
Bdslness on anl OF change was Of little IN
tcrest to-day "a bright touaccos. Lato sampltng
shows some nigh grade wrappers, Tor the iAu-
chest Of which Soc. Is asked. Tho big brokers
being absent very littio has been done this week
ia such. Cutters arc qniet. Fine shipping is
ready u sale. NondescriDts remain without
bidders. Burleys are dun and sun-cured active
at auction. Crop reports arc conflicting. At
least isir proportiou Of the brghls promises to
be iue. The growth at many points has been
all that could be Desired, while from some coun-
tiss heavy complaints roach US OF bal and IN
healthy growth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Pokr OF RICHMOND. JrLY "a lisa
ksaIyEn
Schooner DORIS Allison. Rose. Tfemiley Polas
pyfiles, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner A. D. Crockett Thcrndlke. Norton,
% load Fsilroad-tles ior New iork vessel, Cur
tie & Parker.
schooner Nellie. prinkws.er. NewDurypork
coal, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
PORT or NEWPORT NEws. JuLy "a. issA
shy feiesrspal
tEsiykA
steamship Old Dominion. Richmend. ali
sailed for Nee York, merchandise
schooner j. L. issOronca, bosgor, AMI big
Alice. baltimore -p0th - lead coal.
sAILxh
Steamship Tinor, Iendon. cosled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

CmoAGo. July 4.-Ihe stnw-board
makers Al the country have united 4n one
mammoth company or trust With capt.
tai OF ~, 000. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

KENroN, o., JUls q Michael Nc
Don0ugh shot and killed Ils wife tonight.
Lyuching is threatened
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

have Just two barrels OF old Clemmer
left. II Is very scarce. So seud m your
orders az once. JrLnN BNFoRD.
I9Ql Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
The wsArnSs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa,
Mean tomDerature. ...........'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2i-The stock market to-day
showed no sign, ~ getting out al tue tut ~
dulness ito which 10 has fallen. aud ransac-
tiou- wer3 on the same limited scale a. uruai
OF late. whIia The foue, which was strong az nr-t
became weak iafsr and early gains we're lost
The market followed Ia after the lead OF Lon
don as the opening, and first prices we're gene
rally 20 s. per cent higher than last evening
but the strength soon gave out, ana ior
tho rest OF tho forenoon thoro was dul
and ulsatisfaCtorg market, without ie4tate
OF animation. The most prominent chara,teris-
ur va. 'he buying hT london hou-es. AMI their
purchases sro est mated As high a 5000 shares
h4t the enthusiasm Of the local operators soon
ataiei, aud after tho nrst demsnd bad pecn
satisfied duluess was the order OF the day.
Chesapeake aud Ohio FIRST preferred was the
only really strong si0ck and after rise Of about
per cent it reacted and lost most Of the I'M
provemeuL I'm rue afternoon the bears made a
decentralization against coal stocks, ana hran.l<
in pariicuiaf. the rumor being tLaf the
earnings for June on account ~ The
lnfo food would show decrease OF from
$4,000 10 fslO.UOl Tho impression got
abroad In Tho room mat long STOCK WAS comng
Out which started traders 20 selling. aud the
Stock ws- knocked down =. Other coslers, and
especially IHrAaNauna, sympathi2cd and tne
selling extended 20 other portions ~ the list
Grangers coming IN Tor a llborAl share u atten-
ton though - Paul was veil held az the close
~ tho best prices Of the week. There was = q
EFFORT 20 cover the ssles of the previous hour
toward the c'ose aud sharp rally occurred.
Reading rtEcftus q Gni the Other- IN proper
zion. The market closed duil bat firm, ~ trae-
tional losses for the day sales aggregated
1850 600 shares. finsl changes are somewhat IT.
regular. but general ly ia the direction Of lower
figures and for fractional amounts only. he
only important change was a rise Of "a Chesa-
peske AMI ohio hrst preferred.
EpsnfnJ. Exchange dul and steady ~ asa
4ssb Money easy al ya& rlo-Ing offered ~. sub
Treasury oslsnccs-0od, $50. 0J currency,
60 80 600. Governments dun and unchanged
for a.: per cents. lg3a ex. Int; A. cOu-
p0na 1867. state bonds dull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

ROLLED OVERHEARD.

owned by James L. Carew, NJ. p, for libel
in clubbing the plaintiff an Invlncible."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

RICHMOND MARKETS.
July "a 1854
COUNTRY PRoDrcE
Futsy. ygs,. Fouls Lara. Corn Heal
Butter Choice, Creamery. bale; choice,
family packed. i3aIac.: choies store packed.
l2Aiec. good 10 prime llsi2c.; poor 10 tsir. Sc a
IL. com mon. 3a9c.
Egee Fresh. lgsi3c.
dun. l5s23-. large. 95a]Oc. CID fowls. 2oassc.
Lard: Country, szskc.. active
Cora Neal 5aa55c. per busnsl Tor ecaatryr
Co. Tor city milA
YegetGblsl
Cabbage sL25asl.50 barrel
Potatoes Irlsn. new extra choice. s. per
baITsi. euils nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

Advance OF the Premium on Cold.
BUgNos AYREs. July o. The premium
here on gold has advanced 60 ID per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July "a, 1859.


RICHMOND. July "a, 1ssa
OFFERINGS.
vHgAT.-i0l2 bushels.
CORN 80 bushels.
UArS-i.0C0 bushels.
sALEs gsPOgrsO 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wllte. - bushels very good a. SIC.
Longberry 81 bushels very good AZ 90c: 500
bushels very good al So. shortberry. - bushels
good at s3c.. 90 bushels fair al SIZE; 81 bushels
fair al Soc: IL. bushels common a. CSC. Total
sales Of wheat i.Jl2 bushels
CoRs.-White. i.100 bushels very good on pri-
vate terms.
FLOUR.
We quote Fine. s. 5Oss375; supernns. s275a
IS. Is; extra. tl51asl75 family, StAsL1I pstsal
family. county, SL75As12o
COTTON kEPoKr.
Market drm.
cUorIrioSA
AfDnLISg. l0He.
Low nIDDLH0. iO4e.
GOOD ORgAARx. 9aG
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-20
CATHEDRAL'SBEAUTY
May be Restored Within the Grant
Street Edifice This Spring.
AN IMPROVEMENT TO COST $4,000
In Contemplation BY the Bishop and His
Fellow Clergymen.
ARTISTIC FRESCOING FOB AN INTERIOR

A restoration for the interior of st. Paul's
Cathedral is contemplated. For some time
past the Bishop, and the head clergyman at
the Grant street Episcopal residence, Rev.
Father Wall, have been figuring upon the
cost of complete renovation OF the big
church. 1t was conceded to be a costly en-
terprise and the heavy Indebtedness hang
ing over the congregation has been the
stumbling block all along.
1t was recognized that the Cathedral's in
terror was badly in need of some overhaul
ing. 1t is now so dirty as to be almost un-
slightly. The effects of finer workmanship
on the walls and ceilings are nearly all lost
on account of the dust and SCOT that has set
tied upon the architraves and sculptured
corner-pieces. Because of this gradual
disappearance Of white a gloomy appear
ance fills the whole of the noble edifce. The
walls and ceilings once more of pure white
would throw much of the daylight into the
pews.
The proposed improvement is the frescoing
of the walls and ceiling. 1t would cost about
$4,000. OF course if that expense is gone to
the very best frescoing will be demanded, and
artists from the East would be engaged on the
work. The latest designs from the cathedrals
of Europe would be copied. The last cleaning
the walls and ceiling got was in 1871, and then
il was only kalsomining.
1t was learned at the Episcopal residence yes
terday afternoon that the frescoing will be
commenced this spring and finished by the
middle of the summer. 1t will be a task of con-
Siderable difficulty and risk owing to the ex-
treme Ioftiness of the ceilings. Scaffolding
would have to be erected with the greatest
care an immense amount of lumber would be
necessary and the grand dome which rises over
100 feet above the floor of the inner sanctuary
will almost battle the skill of engineers to touch
and work upon its ceiling.
At first it was thought it would be necessary
to hold church services down in the basement
while the work is in progress, but architects
have assured the priests that the scaffolding
would notinterfere with the holding of services
in the regular auditorium.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-20
THE INDIANA OPERATORS.

They Think They VIII be Able to Reduce
Wages.
INDIANAPoLIs, March 19.-The coal
operators continued their meeting at Terre
Haute until late hour last night, when an
adjournment was taken. They will present
a solid front to the miners on the scale
question and will demand reduction from
last years scale, which expires on the 1st.
How much reduction they will ask they re-
fuse to make public at present, as they ex-
pect to hold q conference with the miners
in the near future.
At this conference no particular organiza-
tion of miners will be recognized, but a
conference with miners in general is
courted. The operators are hopeful that
scale can be. adjusted which will suit all
parties. The coming conference will proba-
bly, be held at Brazil.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-20
A DRUNKEN YOUNG WITNESS.

Judge Ewing Takes Occasion TO Bring One
Featherless Goose Up With a Very
Sharp Turn-Other Court News.
A verdict for S51S 25 for the plaintiff was
rendered yesterday in the case of John II.
Shoenberger against Charles Kline. The
suit was for the price of sand which, it was
charged, Kline had taken from Shoenberger's
sand bank, above what he had paid to be allowed
to take.
During the trial one of the witnesses was
severely scored by Judge Ewing for being un-
der the influence of liquor. 1t was noticed in
the morning that the man was intoxicated, and
he was not allowed to leave the courtroom all
day. At the noon recess he was placed in the
charge of Uipstaf, who prevented him from
going out When he was placed in the witness
box he was SO mixed up that he could not
testify.
Judge Ewing observing his condition at once
sentenced him "a hours to Jail for contempt of
court. At the adjournment of court several of
the young mans friends begged the Judge to
be lenient with him. 1t was shown that he did
not have drink since court opened, and the
man himself said he had not had drink that
day, though he had had several the day before
Judge Ewing finally annulled the sentence, and,
after giving him severe lecture on his offense
allowed him TO go.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-20
TO.Day'a Audit List,
Lines From Legal Quarters,


JOSEPH BAYLEss yesterday sued R. l. Kent
for S, ,000 for slander.
The Mechanics National Bank of Pittsburg
yesterday sued the Grand Lake Coal Company
for S., S,354 2, on promissory note.
THE case of c. W. Goldstrom against For.
ward township for a team injured by a had
road, is on trial before Judge Collier.
THE case of Joseph Langdon against Char
tiers township, tor injuries resulting from a
bad board walk, is on trial before Judge
Stowe.
A. A MILLIGAN, a wholesale dealer in beer
yesterday, to prevent alleged fraud and con-
version, obtained an attachment against the
goods of Thomas E. Wells on a debt for $500
for beer delivered
APPEALS were taken yesterday in the cases
of Matthias Weiss, Ed Skees, ]. Miller, D. W.
Baird. Charles F. George John Goettman and
Samuel N Miller, who were prosecuted before
Alderman Carlisle for selling oleomargarine
and whose cases were heard last Friday.
TIE suit of Joseph Schneider and Philip
Doll against Jacob Bauscher, a hill baker. were
tried and yielded verdicts for $40 each, before
Judge Stowe yesterday. Bauscher observed
J Schneider and Doll distributing Bakers Union
boycott circulars against him and arrested
them himself, taking them before an Alder
man. They we're released and entered SUITS
A sTRANeE case was placed on trial before