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ANOTHER 81

ANOTHER BODY FOUND IN THE RESERVOIR.
The body of drowned man, about forty-fve years
Old dressed as q laborer, was found floating In the
reservoir in Central Park last evening. There was
nothing on the body that would lead to It's identified
ton. The Park police consider II another case of
suicide The poorly dressed, and Is i've
feet SIGHT inches in height The body sent 10
AfnrlrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
NATHANIEL cILEs AND THE BIJOU CAFE.

The case of Nathaniel Niles, president OF the
T1-adesmens National Bank charged with sub-letting
the Biiou Cafes at No 40 West Tweny-ninth-st, as
a dlsorlerly house TO Eliza Par1ett alias tho French
Madame" continued before Justice Duly at the
Essex Market Court yesterday. Madame Parrett
WAS included in the complaint, but She promptly
waived examination. Mr. Niles said that the prop
ertv was only I'm his name in the capacity OF president
of the bank and that he had nothing 10 do personally
with the house. The case was Then ad)ouihed until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
STATEN ISLAND.

sTAPLETON.-GeOrge Rubsam, a resident OF staple
ton and nephew Of Joseph Rubsam died az the South
1each Hotel Yesterday morning from injuries sus-
tanned a week ago by being thrown out OF his buggy
Mr. Rubsam was twenty five years old. The funeral
will take place on Sunday.
PORT RICHMOND.-The Hotel GalencB, on the
shore road, was partly destroyed by fire yesnrlay,
afternoon. The fire originated by the boiling over OF
grease on the range IN the kitchen. The loss was
81 600
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and thought that his craft was in the midst OF snken
islands. He saw number of black spots around the
schooner. But a second glance showed him that The
seeming Islands were travelling at rapid rate ana
he then discovered that the boat was among an I'M
msnse shoa OF whales. II Is thought that tho whales
pass Cd along the shore of Long Island near the light
81
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TO EXAMINE THE "sPOOK" PROPHECIES.
Judge Leicester Holme, of the City Court has issued
AN order for the examination on July IL OF Ann
o,DeIia Eltha Diss Debar the spirualisuc portrait
painier in supplementary proceedings on judgment
ppSsInst her Obtained by RyersOn d Brown for hack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
s,rcrA, ATTRACTIONS AT LONG BEACH.

At Long Beach some Fourth of July attractions
viii be offered to-day. IN addition To the regular
daily orchestral concerts the Hungarian Banu hOh
- casino in this CITY, Will play IN the afternoon
,,,,r, I "a = n H. Fireworks strictly forbidden
a. ing Beach, a circumstance which should weigh
heavily with the tired city business man IN search
Al DAYS Quietude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
NEWARK.

Robert Reilly, age thirty, living at No AZ Richard ST..
was overcome by the heat while at work IN the Lister
Fertlzing Works yesterday and died in two hours.
Tho congregation Of the Second Presbyterian Church
has decided ~ erect brick church In Hudson-st To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
THE WIDOW CAN HAVE ONLY HER THIRD

THE WIDOW CAN HAVE ONLY HER THIRD
The contest over tho will OF Anton Debaud. OF
Scotch Plains n. j., who died in Plainied few
months ago owning real estate worth 100000. besides
personal property, all Of which was bedueathed away
from his wife, was terminated in the courts OF Eliza
beth Yesterday. The widow had refused to accept a
third and filed caveat against probating the Will
fudge Mccormack decided Ia favor of the heirs ana
ordered the will probated, Walter Hetneid' OF
PAnfed, being appointed executor
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HOME NEWS.
ppo,,rNpNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AyFNUE-Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller. OF
the u s Supreme Court; Senator Arthur r. Gorman OF
Maryland and Horao Guzman. Minister for Nicaragua at
Washington. GILSEY-Mayor Edward A. Noohan ..
6, TonIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. W. Wilson, OF
West Virginia. PARK AvENUE-Blshop Hennessy' Oh
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v,r,vc NEW ELECTION DISTRICTS.

The Police Commissioners yesterday dVlded Io9
election districts in each Of which the number OF
,oers was TOO large last fall, thus increasing the
number of election districts the city to lob The
changes by Assembly Districts are given below:
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THE MAYOR DENIES 4 "TIMES" REPORT.
A statement purporting to come from Albany was
published yesterday TO the effect that few weeks ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

SCHOONER IN sHOAL or WHALES
cantain Wylie of the schooner o. NJ Marreu,
came ON deck at sunrise on Monday when his Vessei
80 I'm latitude 81 degrees and longitude "a degrees
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun 40 Sets 7so Neon Gets 1880 hssas age q
HI9H WATER
lkSsndy Heck IL % Gov Island 1850 Hen Cats 05d
kk-aAady Hook ll.3s ossv Island II SO Hell esA lag
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PILES, PILES, PILEs.-Dr Upham's Vegeta-
be Flccuay acknowledged specific for this DISTRESSING
complaint nifty years reputation. Ask your druggist
its efficacy. ONCE 80 East 4thst. Circulars tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
covprssryc JrDGNIENTs FOR SIC 600.

George A. IIuri dealer in fancy dry goods at Nos.
AZ and $40 Fultonst esteray confessed judgments
for $40 COO on which the shcrin took possession OF
the store The business was started In 1884 by lIuri
& Waite with capital OF $4,000 They failed IN
Decenbcr 1887 for S156,0O0 compromising at 80
cents ON tbe dollar In April last Mr. IIurl bought
ont Mr. Waite's interest and continued the business
alone At the time OF the dissolution OF the firm the
inventory showed assets 5110 900 and liabilities, 49,,
900 Mr. Hurd gave up the heavy dry-goods part
of the business substituting fancy-goods glassware
and bazar notions
THE RIDING AND DRIVING CLUES NEW HOUSE.
The Building Committee Of the Riding and Driving
Club has engaged the architects, McKim. Mead az
White. 10 design and supervise the construction Of
tho clubhouse Stanford White VIII postpone the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
NlA PunrnGRApuIl

The farmer cOols II in his spring A ston,
Jug will debut In bottles ice IL Is transcenden.a
Joy Knapps Root Beer Extract az home 25c SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

If you have never used Carriers Little Live
Pills 90 at n the nearest drug store and get vial
They Will surely please you Don't forget this.
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Announcements
+. g. w.
A new collar.
"CHEToPA.'
"'CHEToPA."
HENRY a. DANIELS, M. D

psesses Of the Nervous system aenio Urinary Organs
Ippotence and sterility. Hours 10 IL, obS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

negatives children alec registered
working days at Rockwoods Gallery, II Union Square,
Think how many happy mothers there werei
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-20
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
GATHERED FROM ALL POINTS BY THE
TINES" REPORTER.
RICHMOND COLLEGE-A PROS
PEROUS INSTITUTION
Local News and Notes.
Local News ana Notes.

Professor Harris, the chairman OF the
Faculty. OF Richmond College, is away
on a trip1 for rest and is at present IN
TcNss.
The half session closes February list.
New students may then enter. There
are already several on the ground who
win matriCulate al that time me
weather has been So fine that the games
Of the students in the open air have
scarcely been suspended for mO'e than
a day Lawn tennis is the most popular
Of AN thc outdoor sports There are
Eve or six courts on the campus. The
gymnasium has q good run al the time.
Nv. BoatWri1ht. .he excellent instructor,
meets his classes every day, and they
show excellent handling. IN matches for
foot-races ne is said 90 be the fastest man
fin college, as we'll as the leading gym
mast
70 is contemplated 10 have field day
for sports i'm April This and "ArOor
Day" will be observed together
Tie final orators of the two literary
societies are For the Philologian, Nh. t..
y. Laws. of LOudOun county, and Mr.
Robert L. Motley. of Pittsylvana. Chief
Justice Fuller is desired for the orator OF
ihe two societies in June II is not yen
known whether he viii accept.
The library of The college grows stea.
dis both I'm funds and in books Several
thousand dollars have lately been added
,0 the library endowment There is q
iue line of dailies and weckiies IN the
reading room. and the tables of the libra
F rv are covered with the best magazines
OF the day.
The library register shows the names
+ of over one thousand visitors during the
F few months past Many OF these are
F from distant parts Of our own and some
from foreign countries
The campus is being improved by set
tng out trees. and 10 is expected thal
Grading on the Br0ad-stTeet front Will
soon begin. When the grading Is
finished according 90 the plans OF lne
F superintendent of Grounds, the college
viii stand upon an eminence which VIII
slope easily ON an sides 10 the adjacent
streets The effect VIII be very pleasing.
/ It is expected that Commencement VIII
soon be made of the 1889 20 course of
scientific lectures under the auspices OF
the James Thomas Lecture Endowment
The course last year was very attractive
and 10 is believed The one for the present
session will be even better AT meet
ing of the committee recently held, we
learn that the subject chosen for The
next course is BD'QgH and il is hoped
Prof Martin, of Johns-HOpkins Uni
versity, will be secured to speak The
college has a very prosperous and plea
SAINT session.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The following arrivals at the different
nOfels we're reported 40 the TINES oihce last
night.
C.:C. Ralnwater, JOnn H. overall. :. W.
Cobb. 81 Louis. JOhn =. Moore, rev York,
y. J. FarfiO Rhode Island; j Ratcife. New
York; g.. Vi. Borden, bridgeport. Conn; J. A.
Raddock, II. dot n, \. y ana1a; geo. II
ton. ID C.; John J. fay, New York; 4. ".
Daring, LOuisyilir. KY; l.. Moore
house. A. f. Glassuer, Merldtao. Conn;
John c; Fryer, George 2. Lawrence New
PM adeiphia; JOhu \. Siac., New YORK; J
snowd n Andrews, Baltimore; W. K Akin
son. L 5. g. survey; VI. G. katzenbu <, Balti'
more; c. T. smith, Florence, Ala; }. l.. Jen
klns. Mrs. J. a. Williams, New York.
FORp's HOrEL.-J. \. McCoOk. Philatel
pha: J. II. Cladbonu, Wilmington, y. e; NJ
D Bun. L. ;. Barch, Boston l.. y. Carter
Philadelphia W. g. Pay c, Healing sPing
Va; Howard Page, Louisville, Ky; james
: eyei soa, New York Z. B; Harom, 8. Paul
Detroit Micn: Thermon \. Roy, Detroit
/ Nich; W. Il WONT, Augusta county. Va.
/ Horace T.. Jones nnd ~ Phiiaae. MA; J
b ohart New York; Jan -. Lee, Mrs
! pima: e, B. W. Nisom. Boston c. C. Tackell
New York. John Bills. Boston, samuel
McCaue Puiladelph a, VI. j. Bragg, Massa
chusefts, ID. McC INA, New York; Kate j
/ Duyfew, Toledo. ..
! DAVIS HOUsE.-N. VI. Sanerby. Baltimore
I Mo-: L. c. Brooke, Boston, Mass. ;. iiaer ani
/ Victor Malg0, New York; John B. Marshal
aud T. n. Emory. Chicago; G. Shangmanu
Alexandra, Va; ". hOsonthal, New York
+ TX Meyer. Brooklyn. \. \ William ii
Jones and j. II. larry, Aecklenburs county
T.. t. Nelson, Phi adelphia; W. T saunders
I Washington. ID. c., George snow, New \ Ors
IA. Z. Iayne. newark, \. j.. Isaac h. Open
heimer. New York. Frank g. MeCaal. J. y
Andrews, bedford, Me-; X. h; Mccall. A.
Etfingef, ID. j. Stern. Nv York; L. q. Nc on
ne !. Troy, \. Y; Edward Rodger and wife
Alton, I'll.
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PRICE, THREE CENTS
oUIsPoKES SCIENCE.

The Jolloicia9 stateDsent came voluntarily to fAt
proprietor, Of ne greet preparation q wAica u
speats They Aoe, H<psr hod ~ pi>osvs a meet
ing ne sinent sclsnfist ,sAo 'erot> " b.: Gggrs-
cigts ne honest cdndor ,fsich prompted ".
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
This may certify that as tho result OF OK.
tended research. am able 20 s'ate that, In the
Duffy Malt whlsky alone. tnere Il 20 bc bad
such a pure article a. have described IN my
papor on "a scientific specific Tor Insem-
perance," in the NorA ADserican RerieV for
July. lSSS. IL il. OF course, well-known
fact that we may procure, as a laboratory
product. whisky tbst shall BE- free Of fusil
oil. buf it IS With pride that state that slons
OF commercial whiskles the DuGy Walt DO
C Ines Go iniufe the brain and 'he system. .sssf-
WILLARD II. MORSE. ND
w siheli. Nj
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immigration reform recommended.

w,snrSGroN. d. c., January le.-Tho
Ford immi.fati0n committee has re
ported 20 the House a. a result % the iuNestt
cation of the committee last summer, bill
prohibiting the admittBnce into the tnitod
STATE Of IDIOTS, paupers, those who have been
convicted Of infamous crime or misdemcanor
involving moral, tufpituIe. pcrs ms Affected
Wlfh lOuh-Ome or COutaglDus diseases, or m ee
coming to d0 g. sntia Woik $50 thiS country;
except university professors or ministers of
the gospel the penalty for the person NiO-
hating thl provision Or assisting 10 Violate 70
il IS hne of slU#N ou conviction within two
years. 40 vessels % rriug over more than one
passenger tl ~ five registered ton, Ompu-
ting two children between one ard eight a, one
person. Penalty Tor the VOCATION ot this pre-
scrpfion Is 500 for each ouense. Inc vessel
bringing an cmigmnt Is made responsible for
hell tax 0f 80. which each b required 10
pay. agents oi foreign govcrnmen = excepted.
Intending migrants have 10 prove good char
actor fhrrc months prior 10 emharking btior-
United states consul. who D. to receive no
Tee zoe the certificate. Ihi- coi ttcato IS on y
plesumptve evidence. 10 is made obligatory
uu common carriers tO notify the United
states of the arrivals before landing of
tBe number OF aliens on Noarl. The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury IS given power 20 carry
Our the provisions of the act, and circuit and
district courts are given jurisdiction over IT,
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fore himself and Mr. Vest. 60 the effect that
pOckCt and table knives were maze I'm COnneC'
tlcut ana stamped with the English trade
n ark.
This statement vas denied by Mr.. Platt and
Mr. BaN cy-
Mr.. vest said that the manufacturing into
rests Of Missouri were worth ~fUnDO. he
reIl an article rom paper. which he spnse az
as the official organ az the manufacturer,
taxing ground agaiust some OF the provision
OF he lariu bill
After roouged discussion and a short exc
cutve session. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House today passed the Fortihcstions
Appiop opriau0n bin.
Toe Conference report on tho bill 20 protect
ynung girl mo k ug %. age % consent in the
Di.tfict OF Columbia sixteen years. q d pro
viding a penalty OF fifteen years for the first
on nse ana thirty years tor each subsequent
tNcuSo WAS ayr ed tp.
" Ford. ot Nichi am. rorouCI from the
Committee on immigration bin 90 regulate
Immigration. IN was placed ON the calendar
aud ie,yr was granted NJ. spinois, OF New
York % hie q minority report
Tho House then took up tbc Fertilization
blIl ana debated ir no some length. 1he poiut
0f 0rief raised ny Mr. townsend. of 81 iuois,
thar the a. mmiftec on ArlrOp il IONS nad cl-
tcodcd if~ jurisdiction lu incurpof fHung in the
the molsur provisions heavy ordnance iof
toe arnament t9r sea coast deieuses. The
point was ONerruicI.
~ NENORrAM-F. ~. ROBERTSON
At3O'olOck tte House proceeded % the con
sheraton OF resolutions expressive of ihe
sorrow of tbs house ~ the deat4 OF A.. ~.
Robe fsou. II Isui iluB. who q ed wuon q
member of the tifflefh orcrrss. a address, es
were matn 10y Nts-fs. blanchard. Hoo rr
Brown o' Indiana. Randall Holman, H,udcr-
son OF Illinois. Cox, Bland, Springer, aud VIII
klrsuu.
The resolutions were adopted. and the
House. a. a mai d Of Respect TO the deceased.
at 5 o'clock adjourned.
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LOCAL NOTES

Mr.. II. X. Flyson leaves this evening
for Milwaukee Wis, to attend the an,
nual meeting of the board OF trustees Oh
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Andrews, Baptist u Clemmll'
and the j. L. Hill Printing Company
The employees Of both companies VIII DC
engaged by their successor
The board Of directors Of the Rich
mond and Chesapeake Railroad met yes
terdav and adjourned until February 0Ih
The prospects before the company axe
very encouraging, and they propose "a
build the Eighth street tunnel Ihey
mean business.
George T. Pickett Camp has commit
tee of arrangements hard al work wnC
intend that the meeting at United Nete
ran Hall, on Capitol street, tomorrow
night will be memorable one.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum, pastor o.
the second Baptist Church (whitel vii
preach at the Second Baptist Churcl
icolored). Byrd street between First ant
Second streets, sunday, January tVthi q
3.30P. NJ. Go and hear him.
Miss Minnie Peace, OF Siaunion, Va.
left Yesterday, after visit OF three
months 10 her friends, Miss Annr
Vaughan and Mrs, Maggie Beard, o
north Fifth street.
Rev. John J. Clopton, rector Of Meade
Memorial Church, Manchester, has de
cided not 10 accept the call 10 the churci
at Atlanta which has been extended
| him.
Mr.. Conway II. Myers is in New York
where he has gone on q combined busi
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs f. G. Brauer have hear
with pleasure Of their sons Mr.. Jak
Brauer) engagement in Cincinnati
where he now resides, TO Miss JenhI
sIearne.
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TIE YIsE-wAppILL CONTEST.
Waddiil Denies tho Facts as They Ap
peared in the Times.
RICHMOND, January IS isse.

Eus'"f W AW't'
Dear Sir. in vorr issue of Thursday. the
tracts from ne answer of Hog. george J..
Wis.,. fn u y notice off contest recently served
uunr bitn which is me rreer iu every niateri a.
rirficuiar. ANA d0rs me tHe ~. uta-f Injustice.
had aeteunInei NOT t0 uoticcit until reading
f0ur ISSUE oi fo day, hnd in your local the
iOlDwing staten tnt, viz:
Mr. Wise and C0lDul Elicit loth stated 10
d ,rf.,r. ,,..,r,.s,.tltsffto fs.. rfrnr fl,4f f,.
s-,,-,. ,.q. ,tv,atI t,r Ma Nnl.ltIt Ve,irt..ga,
gs stated fu Yesterdays utuer and that Ou-
r,r,frf vr,. b. every 'resi.tt rorfoar Thn
..to,d rI5lsii.0. M fhe answer vn. ffa onir
..'',.,i.' 'in ft. ffrr'f
.o, ,,,.t ,rillin.y that This sf,foulcnt vrifb
e. o,i,, '. -, ,i,eer,e,, - NJ. M ,t
r9' tL-,H IN. -r,.,fte4 ,,ten ,i,.,., b.,
r1f he ieasf foundation fnranv ulafer6. f,ef
r',,nI'tbfd and ftro,, fb4r n h. ifgns il,la fo.
htriaptam Wise OBJ q lionel b icrt ~ haye
F ,r,l,rsrf tha stafe,nrrf ,s tunffsho9 Dis
. n. frI.r of Them W.fp In suv way ppf..noIIv ~
,oe-,fz1nt az what aIll ha..rDfl ami . { onur.l
+ ,-l,i,If 't law. lfarrf4i-ar, A, ,.rd lr.o 10
me ,,iaio and si ,'n,, ninth i ,,baf nanne,,
,l H. ,ti. H. r.ft - "a ,.fif, fri,flt'.t , ,.I
C[',rgn fert.r OILED a. nv oHi.e nlouf t.aI
c,..or1 Eednesdtv evening. ana stated fh.f
C+.i,, NJ '. ,.,,1t Z ,,, tb.t t,.,,t,.5 SEW, hi.
e,,i,,',r a,d ,rant al rne ia lef hinl ave 10 tor
rt,ll,cs n Uniformed him fhaf cotig nof
tl,,is, i,. I'm, tho ar,s,,.. r as f,.if sorno
d,ii.s 9 i'm furnl hfrQ it 10 ths. urr.s but
would ask ruy counsel as Ca ft. he inquired
f ,,rfir1iarlv io,y lonu vOulf te iu
,nr once fo wLicf rep'ied rnfN
'o'clook cert ttnlv and he fefr saving
l be ,rn,,fd cau ao.tn lie dM cau tieioa
/ L,.,-,1n tb9t tin,e and gal o'clnck ard
- i,i,r informed tlat ,,, .,,,st.ar b,i been
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-20

This tribunal was not in session more
than an hour Yesterday, and the iew
cases tried before It amounted 10 a small
degree
Mention has been made of Joseph
Davis. the little cOlored boy who was
whipped in court Yesterday Tor stealing
iurs OF money and bell from Trinity
lutheran Church The boy, as also Ie
ported. stated That another boy, Nilil'
Brooks. urged him on and assisted him
Willie Brooks was arrested, and yester
day. on the trial of the case, he was dis
charged. The only evidence was that OF
Joseph Davis. .,
Samuel Jones tcolored), charged Will
being a suspicious character was laheC
for thirty days ia default OF securely ~
the sum of 800
Joseph Scout (colored), enjoyed the
nerfOrmance al the Richmond Theatre
Friday night 20 such extent that ht
yelled out applause when everybody
else were quiet. His way Of applause
was Objectionable, and resulted IN hi'
being arrested and a fne OF ten doiiar'
and costs imposed by Police justice
GAAANAAARAAf
Leroy Anderson and Josiah Harris
two coiored youhs, INDUCED IN a rocI
battle and were soundly whipped IL
court by their mothers.
James Lewis (colored) got drunk and
became disorderly on the public street
| He was assessed $5 and costs.
Henrietta Long and Jane Richards
/ both coloredl were charged with steal
ing some ohinaware from Mr. a. a. 81
Arman. These women live on Mr. 81
Arman's premises, and the evidence
showed that they had the china in iheil
part of the house, but did not think o
stealing il. The case was dismissed.
Lucy Harris (colored) became dlsor
derly and cursed and abused Henry John
son on the street. She was fined - an'
costs.
James Spencer and Edgar Harris, tw.,
suspicious characters, were sent 10 Jai
| in default Of $500 for ninety days
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MANCHESTER.


tfetefuhA htpott from tut N"hth ''''
Tomorrow night there will be an i'm
portant meeting of the Order OF the Iron
Hal
4 new enterprise has been started in
this city that of the Manchester gfist
and feed mills These mills are located
Al the corner Of Decatur and Seventh
streets. The proprietors are the Mcssrs,
Pinnev Brothers, who have purchased
the old Finders factory.
Mayor Atkinson had a number Of
cases before him yesterday which occu
pied a considerable portion of his time.
John Davis was before the Mayor on
the charge of trespas,ing upon the
premises of Mrs Gentry Mr Firth was
one of the witnesses. and while testify
ing Davis walked up to him and slapped
him three times on the shoulder ana
said Talk about last night" For this
coutomnt of court the Mayor imposed a
fine of $3.50. Mr. FIRTH in his cyi-
dcnce. after the above incidcnt, said
that Davis came drinking iasi night
and he came around 10 the house and
commenced 10 abuse the people. lie was
foll 10 sfop. but would not do So. The
Mayol l,neu 49,. ,'''' nm, v.nt IN iaiI
nDf pay ''i- i5ris, ,n frClored1 was before tie
Naror ',C.', an n tho charge of stealing num-
,,u"3 W a,ticies ron.isting of wearing
- fr from Ain I B Baugb The
P"'',, ~ mo Gods ideYtiied them. and
l...6 o"s- A. was .' semi to ioiI for sixty days.
r,o,i q Jobus0n was before the
Mill Ial,N conr, Yesterday morning.
N"lo'5 ,,,5, MIND 81 -nsnicious charsc-
.u"' 5,' "''' .,ste3 tbat be was brought
~ ~ t,o richmond end of the Free bridge
w.. .', an o0icer and told not to be caught in
Biob,nond aoaiu lie used TO sell tidy
iDl,Iars i'',' ~ me Fvnosifion. and has been
"rr,irnod hefore the Police Court of
P;ct6,ord an two occasions. once for
stoat,nr 81 lot Of coffee at the Exposition,
and o,, anotber charge for stealing fumi-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-20

Robert Bruce Evans, a colored man,
aged twenty-five years, who lives az the
END OF Twenty tfth street In Honrico
county. was sitting ia the County Court
ward. Yesterday morning, talking with
the sheriff of the county (Mr j. w.
Southwark when suddenly he became
irsensihle. The reason was paralysis
While couversing with the sheriff Evans
dropped over on tho ground and fell on
the brick sidewalk lie was taken into
the Office of the Taller, beneath the court
room, and was afterwards taken to his
home in W0odyllle He was and Is d
Baptist preacher, but ia not now in
charge of any church Ho was ten min
utes before tie attack of paralysis at the
HenTico County courthouse In order 70
collect The amount due for rent of 81
Luke's Hall on Twenty-sixth street