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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
ROYAL can had OWENS MINOR DRl COS for Va

would be surrended at competitive
points 10 the ST. Paul and Kansas City
Railroad. Blu these arguments did not
help the market for the Granger stock
to-day. They an continued weak from !
TO per cent. lower up % O'Clock than
they closed on Wednesday. Tie
trust stocks were all very much
less active. and furnished q total Of only
20,3 800 shares. The sugar trusts de
ciued Q; points by II O'Clock, and re-
covered fraciiolally by 70 o'clock. In
the final half hour there was steadier
feeling. and prices recovered a part Of
the decline. but the market closed at
sa2 per cent. decline for the most Of the
list. The day S sales aggregated 3O3, pig
shares
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Mrs. Wlnslow's soothing syrup should al
WAYS be used Wncu children are cutting
teeth. ~ relieves the little sufferer az once;
n uro1uccs nnturni. quiet sleep by relieving
The child from pain, and the little eherub
aWakes as "hrieht rs "a button IL Is very
pleasant 10 taste. IL soOthes the child soft
reaulnteS the bowels and is the best known
remeiy for dHrfhUa. whether arising from
fcething or other causes. Twenty fve cents
"a hottie. Tu.Ih, SAW.
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tos mrota tue O fKs.s-
the OF he " s r mic,
food we re.y o - spdm
tissue @ Tphod
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st.Louis Markets


ST. LOrIs. July Flour weak
NIX. S2.4Oas2jO. Wheat lower; July,
1ita74sc. Corn weak: August, 32c.
Oats nominal at 23c. Pork Standard
mess. l2c. Lard Steam. HE. Meats
Shoulders, jtc.. longs and clear ribs,
6ia6.c.. short clear, SIC. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, jsa5lc longs
and clear ribs. Sc 6jas6.1O: short
clear, 20 6jas6.7O; short clear. S660a
~ y.
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RICHMOND, "a, july D, lS'J.
OFFERINGS.
Corn 400 bushels.
Oats-3O0 bushels.
Meal-GOO bushels
Peas-J0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn-White, 30 bushels good at
4Sc.
COTTON kEPOkf
Market firm.
Quofati0Hs-Middling. l0sc.. low
sladllng, Vi BE-, good ordinary,
&c.
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the the phys cl.u ssuw
h acrm der
10 G. hash idfeiih
wi iy
u log nm nI-aI VIII ere becn tuceL
Fu D. pim. Dial
Ia lr
wi r,so
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COTTON REPORT
Market firm.

l.. =. ROUTT, Of this city. has been
appointed agent for the Waite & Bart
lett Manufacturing Company, OF New
York. II in want OF anything in the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
al0gue on application. If
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sInelnnatl Market..

by Telegraph
CINCINNATI. o.. July Pork regu-
lar, Sl2.00a~12.I2i; family, Sl22ja
$3.50. Lard-kettle-dried. 7sa7tc.
Bac0n--shor., clear sides, SG.7OaS6. 20.
Whisky eos barrels finished
goods on a basis Of sl.O2 per gallsn for
hlLl wines.
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The following Internal revenue col
lcctons were made in this city yester-
day. List. $3.50, cigars, &c, S2,329eO'
tobacco. S2.143 "a: special tax, $50 90.
Total. Sj.13c. 90.
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Ask your dentist how important It Is
10 either neutralize or remove the food
deposits from the crevices Of your teeth.
When the brush will not reach them,
Thymol Dentina, the splendid GERM
eide, will do the work.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT. /

packages. with only taken In. A
great deal Of this was common stock.
as The average Of a O. will show high.
est 100.
Some fine lots Of upland darks have
been sampled recently. and holders
have been greatly disappointed in not
finding sale for same. With some it ID
the same old complaint. that when one
man d tobacco sells they can't see why
another 5. always just as good. don T.
The dark tobacco shipping trade l.
nearly an in the dark to outsiders
Turn the light on, we suggest.
Our late Richmond visitors 70 the
West fail to give Us any new crop items
or market news. Only very good coiory
burleysaTeselling regularly well and H. {
crop growing is looking and doing well.
while it has not had nearly as much rain
rs we have had in these parts.
According 90 the Clarksyille Tenn.
Leaf Of 2Sth, whose correspondents
furnish the data from very many coun-
ties and districts, the 1889 crop is ~
per cent. below an average, and IS per
cent. below the 1889 crop in the Clarks-
Vile distrlc. Last year S planting being
tsAth al 49, 10 acres an average at
i2.oos acres the present planting at
l.'<'' acres making 'he 1857 plantlng
o' per Teu'' o. las' year s.
man 5 opinion is AZ good as almost any
other We have never had a definite
idea, much less any means. Of sscer-
tanning what acreage or tobacco in
pounds marketed constitute crop, and
without Tins basis we VIII always be at
sea.
The general estimate is that not over
two-thirds ia bright tobacco was set
out. but this is looking from fairly well
to fine. suffering somewhat from rain
and grass.
Inc dark TOBACCO crop is put any
"nere rom % % 80 per cent and we
regard 80 per cent. a moderate eSti-
mate
One thing sure, some counties and
sections are abandoning the crop. and
We hear Of no corresponding increased
cropping.
There viii always be some planters
ihal VIII not make anything 10 sell but
tobacco oe prices hlgh or low
topping is gong flshI along III me
oilsht s'cilon' from an we learn we
are sure mat more attention than ever
Is beng paid TO the Development Of
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Arsenic Bromide and Iithia Water on
lraught ut our soda Fountain.
OWENS Il MINOR DRUG Co.
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TnYMOL DrNTINA, the antiseptic
mouth wash, contains no acids to ruin
the teeth.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
ISichm Ond. v n.

hUNAL * NORTON > CELEDRA-
II TED HORSE IONIC
for Horses. Mules. Cattle Sc. turUs scratches
900 dogs. warranted tO cure chicken nnd h".
cholera. Read what those who hlyo usel it
nave tO say.
George ID. Smith. Ntitrs. Hanover county
VA. says: puyni A. Noif0u's llOr.e IouIl .s
flr best tonic / have rfr. uftd.
n. q. Alexander uli Church, innNy
county. Va. says Too much cannot uo "a
in praise 81 Dufui 81 Norton. Horse Ionic
John T.. Curtis. Warwick. e.. H., NHs
thiuk 10 almost Indispensable io our raising
hogs
Jos. 4. GarrOw. WlrW co.'s e. a.. Va. SAYS.
% is tho best remedy ever slw ton chicken
cholera. as dozens ~ mS ncIghhufs w.l
testify.
~. Campbell Managohick, King William
county Va ! had valuable dog WITH
scratches. which bad given up tO die. IL irN
doses u the Tonic made "a complete cure.
Price, % ANA - cents per bottle. fuf si.n
hy all druggists. sample bottle Bog mail iur
- cents ln stamp. D.. 4. KttNt N 60,
Richmond, ga.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:


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IGc torn
y Inn now llntI
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Delicious limeade at Owens q Minor
Drug Co. 5 Fountain.
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Buy at the Standard.

THYMOL DENTISA. the antiseptic
mouth wash. DC. bottle.
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Go to the Standard.
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O0r1s eronCs
I'm ecry rcsp
CUNNINGHAM Collector cry
4 T. nntlo1,e General 0cafB1
ur r.
rheumatism shat
mel d md Cheerful IN rec a.
stfuIy, A. BARBER
o. 4 Ifq,f
but after coupled OF X
egroatpe
afflicted wildo for then what has
truly PAlIriSoN bNlNE sh
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no ann etei
Ing 25yoars.o
In
a I uifaH zersf n tho Who'll.
tlo olson from r
hc n>,,f.n
Ily e o tho nerve fa
ltE GERM THEORY
to eaint tho
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IS la,cl be- ln rHo las
t Do TO avos tlafn
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.


You are suffering with rheumatism or any
Blood or kidney Disease be sure 90 GET
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Sew York stock Market.

hsporied by G.. W. Branch & Co.. bank
and brokers', No. iii Main street
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RICHMOND, Va. July 8. 1889.
FIRST BOARD.

$1,000 Virginia Consol Coupons, nom
fuulable at 49,
90 Citizens Savings Bank at pa s DO.
20 21l.
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1850 Richmond. York River and
hesapeake LIST s at no.
200 Richmond City G's 40 1884,
1000 Virginia new. 5's. 10 o. 1000
10. at &C.; 10000 DO. at CT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

"a, Star Lily 3d. best time sieA, The
gl22 uOt was won by Globe Golden
Rod 2dl Sensation 3D. best TIME slsO-
There was q day at Chicago yeater'
day. In the sab olaaa Allerton woni
John W, edi Victoria Wilkes 3D. best
time SAN, The eco pace was won by
Lillianl American Girl sdl Turk
Franklin Sd best time $40,
Az Erie, Pa, yesterday, brakeman
won tho sia0 trotI beht time sls7' The
g2b claaa trot waa Won by ", Elmol
boot tins sialA, q 80 ,ytst...
The average time, made at tho lto'
Cheater messing was 2aOIE, This 10
certainly remarkable, When the grand
olTeuit was formed IN 1873 tho Buffalo
association gave $4,000 In pursea for
four days racing, ita program showing
three events worth $4,000 and ono
worth $4,000, Sensation, Oloater, Net
while Goldsmith Maids mile In sl20H,
was the fastest heat nj tho meeting, at
which tho average time was q fraction
over 2l262.
Lawyer MoMath, OF the Ahltman
Company, has just Invested In new
saddle horne, very hne one,
lhs pacer sorrel Frank has now com
menced 10 trot, and promises 10 be fast
At that gait.
Nilsson, 1915, and Jack, shbAl, will
likely meet In the Charter Oak stake
next week.
The Fleetwood directors have decided
TO change tho sis7 pacing class TO sil7
olaaa,
There ID no getting around the fact
that the Cleveland track Ia ono OF the
faateat In the country, Many think II
the fastest [oourler.Journal.
Minnie r. won the ss7 pacing race
at Poughkeepaio yesterday best time
2asA,
la the s35 pacing race nj Ottawa,
llla,, Saturday, Fred Arthur paced tho
lirat heat Ia 2.lbIG, the fastest time ever
made over half mile track In this
country.
These are the probable starters for
the Charter Oak $1,000 atakea: Jack,
2aBA; Graylight, 2a0lG; Alcyron,
2n7A Hendfyx, 2:lBlij uranby 2;llAj
Geneva S,, 2;lDAi Sensation, 2i2s, aud
Perpica, s;2vA,
Tho Youngstown meeting takeo
place September ., 4. 3 aud 0. There
are ia entries. II promises 10 bo n
great meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
CITY NEWS.

Tho work OF laying the brick on east
Tuacarawas street will DO commenced
tomorrow and will be pushed forward
as rapidly aR possible, There ID dis
tance OF S,700 feet 10 be paved.
a. II. w, Zepp and Francis Sohriyer,
OF MaaaillOn. we're licensed 10 wed.
The reunion OF tho One Hundred and
Firht Regiment IL being held to-day NJ
Salem. a number or Cantonlana are
In attendance.
DIR. Marchand, tho newly elected
Health 00loer, 10 liking up his office In
the city hall to-day, y
Christian Nieaz, aged n years, died
yesterday NJ his residence on tho Rich
Vile road, OF paralysis, The funeral
will be Thursday morning NJ o o'clock,
from the home. Intorment NJ West
lawn. d
A three weeks old child OF Edwin M.
Strelber died yesterday NJ tho residence,
No. % Gibbs street. Tho funeral will
be Thursday ~ 2 o'clock. lntorment
at Weatlawn.
w. II. Harrison hAs been appoint.
Cd administrators OF Rev. Edward Grif.
fen, deceased, late OF Canton,
The viii OF q. II. Bglmap, deceaaed,
late OF LouiSylllS pqh been filed for
pfODhto, ItANNnnu .V lU
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EDITORIAL seUIns.

MIKE MCDONALD, the famous Chi
cago politician, mourna the losS Of his
wife, who, no says, has eloped with u
French priest, This Ia not her first Of.
fort IN that line, She once oloped with
a minstrel, whom she married In Cln.
clnnati.
THE Columbus Post publishes q table
showing that Campbell will bo nomi'
mated for Governor on the Arat ballot.
In this estimate Stark county is estl'
mated 10 for Campbell, 4 for Neal aud
4 for Kline,
As we write our own dearly beloved
Ben Harrison 10 enjoying the 0plendid
hospitality of the Buckeye State,
THE daughter of an American rail.
way king 10 going 10 marry u German
Prince, whose distinguishing character.
lstlcS 10 his chronic impecuniosIty. The
girl Is u daughter Of q. p. Hunting ton,
Of untold millions, but we have forgot.
ten the name Of the impecunious
prince.
PRIVATE DALzEL, Of Ohio, will be a
candidate for Commander.in' Chief OF
the Grand Army before the National
EnoOmpmont at Milwaukee. lIisprin,
cIpal competitor 10 Gen. Alger, Of
Michigan.
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ety. The German singing Hoolety will
also render songs under the direction
OF Prot, fentohllnger
Nineteen members OF At Joaeph'a
Engllah Catholic church called on
bishop Gilmore at Cleveland yesterday,
aud asked him 10 reconsider his order
removing Father Harka from his parlah
here, After lengthy conference tho
bishop promised 10 take tho matter un'
der adyiBement, Judge lliekh promised
20 nse his efforts IN behalf OF tho con
gFegatl0n. l5
The Hoard OF improvements has is'
sued a call f6f d public meeting 70 10
held la thh Mayors court room thia
evening, 70 raise money enough 70 pay
for the right OF way OF tho new Valley
branch, Mr. Conrad, who has Doen
over tho proposed route, says $1,000 will
be sufficient, 100 fIlt Hu,a.
A large audience heard this concert
given by members at tho M. E, Church
yesterday evening, Prof Graves direct
ed the choir, which sang two ohOrnnea
from "liefshazzar" and "btarh OF the
Summer Night" Mr, q. u, Balf0ur
was tho aoO0mpanyiat. Miss Aleda
lienter, the soprano hOloiat, received q
hatterlng reception. Ahe possesses a
well'trained voice, which may be said
70 be strong IN individuality, Miaa
Dora Blum, OF Canton, rendered two
difficult plano selections, Harold
Hawald played "HOme, Sweet Home"
with variations, ON tho violin. Mr.
Joseph Esn played two oOrnet solos with
his accustomed grace. Prof. Puegner
rendered u clarinet solo, and In response
10 AN encore played on tho Oearlna, Mr.
Charles BalfOur sang the "BedOuin Love
Song" with hplendid baritone voice
The MaBaill0n delegates 10 the Dem
Ocratlc State convention are Anthony
HOwels, John Mcbride, j. II. Sohlagel
and y, u, Young, and they viii leave
for the seat OF war next Monday. MT
Molirlde'a preference Ia for Campbell,
while tho other three will support Viz
Ill L. Kline, OF Cleveland.
There will be- o public meeting held
In tho Pioneer hall, Warwick block, on
Saturday NJ bp. m, for tho purpose OF
organizing local lodge OF the order or
Sexennial League. All are invited 10
DO present, and learn how they may OBJ
tain eb u week II sick or $1,000 In six
yeara II thoy no desire.
~ j. EMMERIon, \, Pres,
Mastering officer Charles II. King
ana IA members OF Daniel Ritter camp
y. OF v. went 10 Navarro yesterday
evening and mustered In a camp OF
tho order with 10 members. I
Mrs, levi Grill, Of Cleveland, 10 ylSlt
Ing In tho city,
Tho MisseS Arletta and Lula Whist.
ler, OF Go0hon, Ind, are Waiting In the
city.
Misa Ada Vert Is visiting friends In
Now Philadelphia,
Tho high school class OF '8S picnloked
at Chippewa yesterday, U
Rev. A. Is. Putnam OF Cleveland Ia
In the city.
Kent Jarvis has returned from the
East,
Chas, Strobel, an employe OF Russell
4 Co., had the end OF q finger taken of
by planer NJ the works yesterday,
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washinston Pointers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20,-[Speclal. l.
There appears now q definite under.
standing that Congress will be called In
extra session In October. II is said
large appropriations will be asked to
clean out the river at Johnstown, Pa,
aud make q money appropriation for
the victime who lost their property In
the food.
Senator Cameron OF Pennsylvania, Ia
proposing 10 introduce q bill TO increase
the size and capacity of the White
House 80 as TO take In NIL the Harrison
family by the construction Of two
wings on some such plan as the capitol
building was enlarged. .
The President will probably be un.
able TO accept tho invitation to attend
the birmingham, Ala. Exposition In
November as Congress 10 likely TO be In
Besslon at that time. tI
Treasury reports show that 20 mil.
lions OF 1884 millions standard silver
dollars in coin now remain in the treIis.
ury unrepresented by silver certificates.
National Bank notes are being retired
at the rate Of about millions per month
and silver certificates issued at nearly
the same rate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
CRY PERSONALS.

Miss EyangelIne Scott. OF Creatline,
who has boon visiting her sister, MFa,
Theodore Lampert, In Charlea street,
returned home yesterday, hhe was
accompanied by Eyangellne Lampert,
who win stay on ten days visit,
Dora Blum returned this morning
from Maasil0n, whore hhe took part ii
tho entertainment gwen NJ tho firht NJ
10, Church. This young lady II a tine
muaieian and wiha honOra wherever
she plays,
Charles atoyef, the we'll known clerk
AZ the barnett House, has resigned ard
will goWJth 70, II. barnett 10 Colorado
bpnngA, Col ~ q
VIM, TOUGHER was suddenly taken
with hemOrfhage yesterday while AZ
word IN the plate room, Az tho sight
OF tho blood Mul R0toher tainted, and
quite AN excitement prevailed there
for some time.
George II, White, railroad advertising
agent OF Chicago, II here visiting his
mother on Newton street
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Glass manufaotursra in session.

CLEVELAND, Aug, 9l.-Thcre wAs a
well-attended meeting Of the glaas man
ufacturers Of America at the Weddell
house, this city, yesterday morning, Tho
object Of tho meeting is 70 decide upon o
sc6lo Of wages TO be paid employees dur
ing the ensuing year. When tho glnag
workers went out upon their annual
summer vacation In July, they gave mo-
tice that they would demand an Increase
OF 10 per cent. In wages when thoy 10
turn 10 work In September, and thl0
meeting will dispose OF the matter. Pro
ceedlngs were conducted with closed
doors, but II was learned that no decided
action had as yet been taken. ,.
At the afternoon session nm agreement
was signed by every manufacturer pres
ent 10 sustain the action Of the wago
committee In rejecting the soalo pre-
sented by the workers In July, Tho
sentiment was not In favor Of q 10 per
cent. reduction us was threatened at tho
time the scale was rejected, There was
some discussion about the time OF start
ing the factories after the summer shut.
down, and IL Ia probable that work Will
be resumed at alatter date than usual.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9i,-Whcn Capt.
Murell, Of tho Missouri, with tho res
cued passengers and crew Of the steamer
Danmnrk on board, anchored at Phila-
dclphin, three men who were employed
10 look out for the cattle on the Mis-.
souri, went ashore with the members Of
the crow, The immigrant commission.
era 40 Philadelphia heard Of this and
complained that the mon should not
have been allowed 10 leave the ship, as
they were merely immigrants, and not
entitled TO the privileges Of the crew In
this respect. Capt, Murrell explained
that they had signed as members OF the
crew, although they were employed only
20 attend the cattle The collector at
Philadelphia wrote TO tho treasury de-
partmont about tho case, and an answer
has been sent from the secretary stating
that there is no law under which per-
sons engaged as members Of crew OF
foreign vessel can be kept from landing,
and that the only remedy TO be had In
future cases is 10 take precautions TO see
whether persons coming under this sec.
ton Of tho law are in reality members Of
CrgNa W IIl
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ANOTHER NEW YORK HORROR,


Nine Persons Burned 10 Death in a Now
York Tenement Houao--Liat OF tho Vio-
Tins.
New YoRK, Aug. i0.-[Special.l- IA
fire broke out this morning In u five
story brown stone tenement house In
Seventh avenue while all the tenenlB
were In bed. Before they could be res.
oued the flames spread 10 rapidly that
nine persons were burned 10 death, and
one was badly, probably fatally burned,
The dead are as follows: VIM. Glen.
non, aged 20; Nellie Geotham 20, Mary
Wales 30, James Wales 4, Thos. Wales
2, Bertha Lu0ting 4, VIM. Mckee 10,
Jas, jeffrey 30, an unknown woman 10
years, VIM. Glenn0n aged lS, had his
face and feet badly burned aud was
taken 70 the hospital,
When the llremen arrived at the scene,
the fire was dartlng from every win
dow OF the building aud was blazing
from the roof. There was the widest
excitement In the street outside, which
was thronged with frightened neigh.
bors; while those who had escaped
stood about In night clothing almost
frantic. The iremen worked vigor.
ously and had the fire under control
In fifteen minutes. Afterwards the
charred bodies Of the Victims were
found In various parts Of the building.
Snyder the proprietor Of the restaur'
ant on the ground floor and two assist.
ants were arrested on suspicion Of
causing the lire, but they say II result.
cd from an oyerheated range.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
POLICE POINTERS.

Tom DOlan was up before Deputy
Mayor Wettaoh this morning 10 explain
why no was begging IN the baat end Of
town laat night, He waa told 10 leave
town aS fast aa his logs would carry
him.
Roundsman Becherer last night
brought George Steiner In for drunken.
and FOR creating a disturbance He was
given Ave days on bread and water.
A young man named William Lloyd
got into q dispute last night IN a saloon
near the III. Wayne depot A big row
was the result and Depot Policeman
Snyder locked him up, Deputy Mayor
Wottach thought 92 and costs would
keep him sober In the future.
John Kereno, the italian who 10
wanted for insulting we'll known
young lady has not been captured,
Holland and Edwood the two Pitts
burg men arrested recently for pocket
picking, were arralgned this afternoon
before Deputy Mayor Wottach and
bound over 20 common pleas court In
the sum Of $500 each.