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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-27
LEXINGTON.
A fiudgef Of News From lhis Mouatain
CITY

A 8ndget of News From 1his Mountaiu
CITY.
Especial Correspondence 90 the TINES
LEXINGTON, March 26.-Cadet Wise
Of the Virginia Military Institute, IL
candidate for presidential honors ~ Har
risOns hands, and expect an appoint
mcnt to the United states Military
Academy at West Point. He is third
classman, and son of john ,. Wise.
otter hunting and trapping on North
river il now a profitable pasttime, as
these Aquatic animals are plentiful. The
fur is worth - TO So As a destroyer of
tOothsome fish the otter leads the list
and if he is entirely exterminated the
fishermen will be delighted, and bass be
come more plentiful.
Mrs. Joseph Shauer, wife OF the florist
and truck gardener, is dead.
The residence of Mrs John Montgom'
cry, at Potter's Mill, was destroyed by
hfc Il few nights ago, with all its con
.ents Loss, 81 800; covered partially
by $500 policy in the Rockbridge Mu-
iual Insurance Company. The origin OF
the ire is Il mystery. Alex Montgom
cry lost, besides the above loss, 5000 IN
cash
Home enterprise wants TO build tele.
phone line between Lexington and
Buena Vista, 10 be operated as a com
mercial line, but the Bell Telephone
Company will not permit the use of theiI
telephones. for the reason that the new
line would be an opposition TO the tele
graph service between the TWO points
Jay Could is behind the throne and viii
permit no opposition to his telegraph
service A private telegraph line may
be built
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There was full meeting yesterday OF
the ladies interested IN the "Fruhlings-
fest" for the benefit OF the Retreat foi
the Sick. \ deal of business was trans
acted. and everything indicates that it
will be great success.
Mrs H. A. Tabb, chairman OF the
amusement committee, Is deyising every
kind OF inment--muSical and
dramaiic--to suit all tastes. Mrs. VI. ).
Smith is president; Mrs L. ID. Iiotchkiss,
vice president, The following ladies
have b,en elected chairmen of the differ
ont denominations
Episcopal-Mrs Boykin, 2l3 west
Grace street.
Baptst--Mrs. Ellyson, no east Frank
lin street
Me hodist-Mrs j. IL Capers, 9l2
Floyd street.
Hebrew--Mrs J Edel, 5l4 east Frank.
lin street.
Presbyterisn-Mr. Gray, 5 south
Third street
Mrs. L. A Catlin Is chairman OF the
museum
The Howiszers have given $25 as their
donation towards the "Fruhlipgsfest.
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most unique and valuable clock IS o~ncd
by Dr. } Newton Walker, OF Philadelphia.
Pa. It is production Of tho Louis XVI
period and was purchased in France for so
francs by tho grandfather Of tho present
owner. lts most interesting feature is tho
superstructure Of bronze, copper and bTass
which contains an historical sc=ne from the
last stage Of tho French revolution, during
the reign u terror.
The scene Is u subterranean prison bcautt
fully worked In tronze aud copper r Gs
rondist Of bronze has been lmpfisonei e. die
by starvation. His feet ate chained 10 twg
huge stones represented ia brass, whilo On
each OF his wrists are attached light cnaius
fastened 10 several weights. Seated near him
is a bronze figure Of a beautiful girl, hh
daughter, who Il allowed 10 SEQ him once .
day during his Imprisonment - jewelers.
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ARMORY MEETINGS.
LAST NIGHTS CONGREGATION Thh
LARGEST OF Alb.
OCERFIOW MEETING AT The
SEyENTHSTREET CHRIS
TAN CHURCH.
A CHILD nuS OVER By A WAGON.
Accident TO n Strange Lady at the Union
Depo; News FROM the teurfs-Larsc
Transactions I'm Hsnrioo Real
Estate.

The great gatherings continue at the
Armory The largest congrega ion since
The meetings began was present last
night The opening service was led by
DR.. W. +. Hatcher, and at 5 clock
Mr.. Wharton preached from the text I:
" If thou hast run with the footmcn and
they have wearied thee, then how cans,
thou contend with horsesT And if in
the land OF peace wherein thou
trustedst they wearied thee. then
how wilt thou do in the swelling Of Jor-
dan :" After the close OF the sermon a
great number came and publicly pro-
fesscd iheif faith, and others all over the
house arose for prayer
Mr.. Wharton and Mr. Watkins sang
solos with fine effect.
To-day, at II o'clock, Mr.. Wharton
will preach at the First Baptist Church.
and at : o'clock at night at the Armory
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Selling West-End Lots.

Yesterday afternoon Messfs T. B
Chahin & Co. had Il large crowd present
to attend the sales of lots in the West.
end. Sixty lots were sold, at prices
ranging between $500 to SS3 per front
fooi, according to location. Many OF the
largest real estate operators were present.
and general interest was manifested by
them all There Is no doubt about prices
advancing in the near future says the
real estate agent and parties buying this
property will make handsome profit.
There are still about $50 lots TO be sold,
and as 1t Is a commissioner sale, all par
ties looking for speculations or invest
ments ought 10 attend. Sale will be con-
tinued this evening st 4 O'Clock, COM
menoing al Washington and Ashland
streets on the electric line.
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A enid Run over by a Wagon

Yesterday morning a little child
named Charles Winston was nm over
on Marshall street. at the corner OF
Brook avenue, and right under the eyes
of the Third Police station, whom the
ice-wagon OF the Home Ice Company.
driven by Nh. Charles Jennings, passed
The child, while running was struck by
the horses and thrown down. Two OF
the wagon wheels passed over the limbs
OF the boy. There was no serious in
jury. The youth was painfully hurt, and
was taken 10 his home, corner of Mar
shall and Madison streets The driver
Mr Charles Jennings, was arrested ant
bailed, and will appear before the Police
Court this morning.
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Shot His Wife.

CryctNNAri. March 90 Edward Rick
ard, formerly employed in the freight
department Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, shot and fatally wounded bis
wife. Laura. at : O'Clock tonight, fen
steps from the Bremen.stseet police-sia
ton. The couple have been married
about two years, bu; they did not get
along very well together, and Mrs
Richard left her husband few
months ago and returned TO her father
house. Size il a daughter OF Charlie.
Schott, a wall-paper dealer. Mrs. lSickaro
was walking along the street when hel
husband sneaked up behind her ane
fired, the bullet striking her IN the back
! he injured woman staggered to he
home, "a short distance away, and Eel
into her fathers arms. kickard escaped
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OTHER CASES.
CIRCUIT COURT.
A Verdict in the suit Of Sweeney Against
HablistoH.


The suit of James Sweeney against
F. II. Habliston x Co, reported in yes.
terday's TINES, occupied The time OF the
Court all day Yesterday The Court the
afternoon previous heard arguments OF
counsel on the instruction 10 be given
the Jury. Yesterday the day was con
sumed by counsel arguing before the
Jury.
Mr. l. O. WendenbuTg led off for the
plaintiff. and was followed by Mr. &. '
Meredith, counsel for the defendant. lie
closed AT dinner time, and the court and
Jury took n recess At 3 O'Clock Mr.
Edgar Allan began his argument for
the plaintiff. He spoke several hours
The jury were sent to their rooms, and
after awhile returned with verdict IN
favor OF the plaintiff for $50.
Counsel for the defendant AT once
asked the court 10 set aside the verdict
which the court refused To do Mr
Wendenburg said yesterday evening thai
Mr.. Sweeny had no intention OF carrying
the case to the Appellate Court As one
of the attorneys said last night, We get
S25 each and Sweeny gets his writ tax.
One judgment was given by Judge
Wexford. A suit OF EllersOn x Harvey
against ID. 5. Jones, late sheriff OF Han
over county, and others for SO.
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THE BELT LINE.


Major Courtney, counsel for number
Of the owners of the land through
which the Belt Line connecting the Rich
moDd, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad with the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad said yesterday that he had
no intention OF having a bill OF excep-
tions 10 the rulings of Judge Minor writ
ten His idea was 10 reserve the points
until after the commissioners, appointed
TO appraise the property, eighty feet
wide, through this laud, less than four
miles in leng h, shall make their report,
aud then call the Courts attention TO the
value Of the land
The property owners in Chesterfield
seem willing TO accept prices that APP
pear 90 the company 10 be more reasona
BILE Should there be a difference OF
opinion between the owners of the lands
and the railroad company Judge Chop
ton will be applied 10 for the appoint
ment OF appraisers.
The contracts TO erect the bridge
scross James river, and grade, cut and
build the road-hed OF the Belt Line have
not yet been given out. They have not
been formulated, said an employee in the
office of the general superintendent yes
terday
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The following shows the actual NOR
tally of the city for the week ending
March 23d, 1899 Whole number of deaths
exclusive of siiIl-births, 40. Stll-births,
, coiored males
Il tie: Rate OF mortality Of whole popu.
laiion was 20 so per 1000 per annum;
white population, 20 AZ per 1000 per an
mum; colored population, p 20 per 900
per annum.
Sex and color Males-white, 8; col
6red, IL; females-white, a. colored, 3.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
An Embezzler Murders Ills Wife and Two
Children.

GUELPH, ONT, March CIV. II.
Harvey, bookkeeper for J. W. Lyon. and
at one time accountant for Z. K. Clark
son, OF Toronto, was arrested this morn
Ing charged with em5eZLiins $4,000
from his employer and was shortly
Afterwards bailed out by DR.. Lett.
During the forenoon Harvey purchased
a revolver. The chief Of police had oc.
casion to visit Haryey's residence during
the afternoon, and found the house
closed. Forcing an entrance,
he found Harvey's little girl
OF twelve years lying on the
door of the front bedroom. with her
head in a pool of blood A bloody hole
in her head told the means by which she
hal met her death Turning from this
awful sight. he found the eldest daugh-
Ter lying beside the bed dead. The
chief then wen. down stairs,
and found Mrs Harvey with similar
bullet wound Further search revealed
nothing more, aud no clue was found 10
the triple murder. Harvey WAS seen
driving toward Schaw station, and II is
thought he took train for Toronto.
Harvey was superintendent OF II.
Georges Church sunday school
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Accident tna strange Lady

Yesterday morning lady passenger
on the yesiibule train stepped OIL the
train when it stopped at the Byrd.s'reet
station. When the car moved on she
attempted to get on again. but was
thrown TO the ground. Dr. Brock was
summoned, aud found that the fall had
caused temporary conclusion OF the
brain. The lady soon recovered sum
GENTLY to get on the train again. The
lady's name is not known, as she re-
fused to give it to those who attended
bar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-27

NGRGINIA-IN THE 1HANNEU}
COURT oFrHftTt of 1875. NNNNN
THE lmH DAY or MARCH, iNp
Mary EtDn Charles. wh0 .Ut- it Il.nI
luke. d.. h.t father. and nett r...l,
........ ............. .... ilu
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services at the seventh street Christian
Church.

The oyerfowed meetings at the Sew
enth.street Christian Church. conducted
by Rev. l. j. Spencer continue 10 grow
in interest The church was crowded
last night Rev +. A. Cole conducted
the song and prayer service, commenc-
ing al 7.50 o'clock, and at : O'Clock Rev
/. j. Spencer preached from the text
"A bruised reed shall he not break and
the smoking flax shall he not quench. -
Matthew xii 20.
There were several conversions and
great interest was manifested in the
meeting. The prayer and song service
will be conducted by Rev Mr. Cole, be
ginning tonight at 1880 o'clock, and al
; Mr.. Spencer will preach.
All denominations are earnestly in
vited To attend
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CABLE FLASHES

LoNpoS, March 2G-The Ua'B Mars
understands that The parnell banquet ha-
been abandoned, owing to the inabiniy
Of the committee 10 secure suitably
large meeting place in a central loca'
ton.
ROME, March pa papal rcsoripi
will be shortly issued comforting upon
the Washington Catholic University "A
monopoly of superior education for the
Catholic clergy of America
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broad street Opera House

The Marlande Clarke company played
DIR. Jeykll and Mr.. Hyde both at the
matinee and night performance yester.
day. The same play will be presented
to-day Tomorrow, Jack the Ripper
or The Whiiechapel Mystery will be
riyen. In addition with this play a lit.
lie one.act drama, entitled the Blue and
,he Gray" will be presented Friday for
the benefit of the soldiers monument.
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Mr.. Cleveland Declined an Offer In Favor
of "a Young Man.

New YORK, March 2G.--ln an address
tonight before the Society for Political
; tudy, Moncure, u. Conway during a
reference to ex-President Cleveland,
said: 1T IS within nay personal
knowledge that President Cleye-
land, while lawyer in Buffalo,
was offered by Mr. Vanderbilt The
position of counsel to the New York
Central Railroad, the previous counsel
to the corporation having died. The po-
-iiion was worth $4,000 year, but
Mr Cleveland said the young partner
of the deceased ought 10 have d
chance, that ii would be a blow TO bis
career to have the position taken from
his firm. Though poor man, Nj
Cleveland declined tho offer, and the
young man was appointed
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Regulation Issued.

A requisition on the Governor of West
Virginia was issued yesterday for the
rendition of Cassius r. Clifford, charged
with stealing Il check on the National
Valley Bank of stanton. Va. for the
amount of 800, the property of b. +.
Hull aud Jasper c. Joseph. Clifford es-
capped arrest in Virginia and is now In
Charleston, West Virginia. He is also
charged with another affair which is rot
stated in the warrant
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Rev Or Hoge viii leave tomorrow
for Chicago. where he is to deliver the
annual Grafton before the students and
faculty of the Mccormick Theological
Seminary.
Mr.. Walter ID. Moses. Mr. Harry VI.
Moses and Mr.. " l.. Guilladean and
family left Yesterday on the Old Domin.
ion steamer for New York.
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FREDERICKSBURG
1he Alleged Kidnapper Disehar ged-A
Killing Case.
Special 10 the TINES.


FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 26.--
William Swatz. who was arrested in this
city Sunday last for Kidnapping the
Coyington and Poots boys at Bowling,
Va, was taken before Justice Irewalla
upon preliminary examination, and the
Commonwealth being unable 10 prove
the offense against the accused he was
discharged.
Sheriff Harris, OF Spotisylyania, is busy
summoning a special grand jury to in
vestigate the killing of Tom Comfort by
Jesse II. Stubby, in that county last week.
In the trial OF the case Mr.. Abner Ii.
Dickinson will represent Mr.. Stubby,
and the colored people of the neighbor-
hood OF the killing have employed couD-
sci in Richmond 10 assist the prosecu-
ton. We are informed that Mr. Edgar
Allan IA the attorney. Great excitement
prevails among the colored people CON
corning it.
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Major J. G. Hill, Railroad Commits
sioner J +. " Gusts. sheriff of North
ampton; o. o. Alexander. sheriff OF Han,
over Z. b. Moses, deputy sheriff OF PHI
sylyanla; j. /. Fox and J q Mott, OF
Pittsylyania; +. X. Taylor. OF Hanover
II. de Is Clay, Circuit Court clerk OF
Warwick c0unty: Senator Bib. OF
Louisa. and James A. Fields (colored),
Commonwealth attorney OF Warwick
county, were al the Capitol yesterday.
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Yates administrator against Wilson
and others Appeal allowed and s2psr.
sedsas awarded TO decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court OF the town of Danyille,
on the slst OF January, 1899.
Taylor and others against the super
yisors of Greenville county. Fully ar
gued by George 5. Bernard, Esq, for ap-
pellants and r. b. Davis, Esq, tor ap.
pellees and submitted.
Marx against Milstead, constable. Ar
gued by Messrs Alfred K. Courtney and
4. W Patterson for plaintiff, and Judge
L. c. Bristow and X. G. Bickford, Esq,
for defendant and submitted.
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Meade " ESalSer'~
CarbOIIC Mouth Wash,
4 Fragrant ana Drllehiiul
Toilet Article.

winch recommends itsell hy lf- intrinsic fnlr.
~. AMI Us universally pulunr HfN .I n'n
nave used If. ~ arrests $685. destroy. lN" 't.
tenelNo otur caused Oh 0,oN 'Uf uNIN. aNi
A. "A remedy. DO viii speedily htHI lI II.t'-
ng. spOugy, liberated, ana NccfiiuF TUNE
In j. unsurlassci as q garg'r tor sore Throat
aud has been u-fd ai Sea wIth sHfifN Success
tor the SEA sickness
Ask your Druggist for 10. Prlle. the. Pre-
pared OulD by
4. ROBERTS BAKER
Richmond.
l-..u- mn LIZ an ----- 4 ..-- LII
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FALL RIVER, MASS, March 26.-Ac
cording 10 reports furnished by the mills
there were 6,4S3 looms running thi,
morning, an estimated gain Of 500 ovel
yesterday.
About score more of weavers re
turned 10 work, but the body OF the
strikers stand firm. The executive com
mittee reports money as coming In vel
from outside. and il has been able TO sup
ply the wants of every applicant thu,
far. Several speakers from outside o.
town have promised 10 attend to-mor
rows mass meeting.
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Security, permanency and at one-half
the usual rates Of The old line companies.
Tbs Mutual ReSsroe Fund association,
New York Tue Central Trust Com
psny of New York, trustee OF the Ton
tine Reserve Fund, which is nearly
81 ,000, 600 Admission. fees and one
years animal dues for $4,000 life insur-
ance, S35; for $4,000 life insurance, $40
Mortuary premiums, payable yearly or
every sixtv days. Further particulars
furnished by Charles Howard. manger
superintendent of Virginia Office. No
: north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va
Good active agents wanted. 27,29Sl
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The Mozart Academy of Music

Philip Philips Around the World
which Is the attraction AT the Mozart
Academy OF Music this week is an eXhi-
bition. The scenes depicted are artistic
and resplendent, and the audience last
night seemed to highly enjoy the enter
tainment Mr. Philips assured the audi
ence tuat each night an entire change OF
views would be presented.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-27

From Pttsylvana: VIII Jones (col-
oredl, three years for grand larceny;
William Fuller (colored), five years for
felony; Royal Lindsay tcolored), two
yesrs for housebreaking; Jerre Hodnett
lcolored), one year FOR unlawful wound.
ing.
From Hanover: Thomas Robinson
two wears for felony
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George t. Davis. OF DetroIt. Is an Heir.

j. II. Dickerson, telegrapher, and
George T. Davis, of Detroit, Mich. each
drew $4,000, on onetwentieth tickets
of No. 5,6s2, which drew in the January
Oss9) drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery the prize of 100000 Mr.. Davis
received $4,000 by the Southern Ex-
press Company. He is ffty-two years Of
age, and is transfer foreman of the Wa
bash road This was the third dollar in
yestment in the lottery, aud he feels
much elated. Three relatives died during
the past year leaving him an aggregate
OF $4,000, so that now he is rich.-De-
trolt (H.eh.l sunday Sun, February 3d.
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The counsel In the Thomas will case
did not present any name for the re-
ceiyer to Judge FiIzhugh yesterday. II
anyone has been agreed upon IN y
private conference the name has not
been presented in court, and no appoint
ment will be made until this is done
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The uneraxnsd King

LONDON, March 26-So many adj
mirers of Mr.. Parneil have signided their
desire 10 attend the banquet 10 be given
the "uncrowned King on the iith OF
next month, by the National Liberal
Club, tina, the managers OF The affair are
now seeking place large enough to ac'
commodate the throng that is expected
pfSED WITH LORD SALISBURY.
Lospos. March e6.-Count Hcrbeyi
Bismarck dined with Lord Salisbury to.
night. Tho Marquis Of Harrington wa.
present and the three conyersed unti
midnight.
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A Tour of InspectIon.

The Committee on streets will com.
plete their annual tour to-day Last
Thursday this committee went over the
eastern part Of the city and to-day they
will examine the western part, which
will complete the tour The places
needing Improvement will be reported
by the committee to the city Council.
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POLICE COURT.
Cases Disposed OF Yesterday by Justice
Crntchheid.

Henry Thompson Is tall negro man,
standing about six feet two inches IN his
stockings Gf he wears any, and often
times tries to play off crazy, and has
acted recently in such manner that
many clear headed people have called
him demented Still Thompson IS
smart enough 10 steal Several
days ago, when given permission TO
remove lot Of the trash, OF no
use 10 no one, but on the contrary en-
cpmbering the offices in the City Hail,
he was smart enough 10 include in this
pile of trash lot OF lead pipes, which he
forthwith sold to a dealer in junk. lie
was also sensible enough 10 learn that
he was caught, and forthwith brought
the pipe back from the Junk dealer The
Police Justice told Thompson he would
let him off this time, but that he should
be careful how he acted In future
Thompson left the court room eSclalm-
ing, I'm gwine TO leave town, for you
folks keep me in Jail.
Thompson is an unique character. His
height has been mentioned. His color,
or rather absence OF color, is about the
shade of charcoal. His lips, by actual
measurement, are each seyen-eighihs OF
inch in thickness. He did not leave
town as he said he would, but " ent down
10 Cash Corner and deliberately stole "a
couple OF windowframes from one OF
the buildings in that locality. and took
them 10 a junk store, where he tried to
sell them. In the Police Court yesterday
he said white man stole the frames and
presented them 10 him This statement
The Court was loath to believe, and
Thompson was given ninety days in Jail
II repeal, your Honor" said 1homp-
son: Use gwne to the Hastings Court ;
Ia gwine TO be my own lawyer, and can
beat Mr.. Spottswood ont of sight The
repeal was entered.
OTHER CASES.
T. r. Morton (coloredl was charged
with being drunk and with recklessly
driving his hack in the street and thereby
endsngering the lives OF citizens. lie
was fined so and costs.
Buck Spottswood (colored) was as
sessed s. and costs for beating Robert
! Lee.
Charles Moore was charged with tres
passing on the premises of and using in
decent and abusive language to d. /
Sutherland He was fined $3.50 anc
costs
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THE HCGuENoTs used Tar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue 10 use the same in DIR
Dayid's Cough Syrup OF tar; hcfehound
wild cherry cherry.
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MOBILE, ALA. March 20 The Navy
Yard Commission. to-day visited the
Mount Vernon reservation and exam
ined the Mobile river as to It's suitability
for navy yard site. 4 reception was
given the members of the commission
by the Athelstone Club this evening.