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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-19
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Leigh Mcdowell r. n Roman New
York: Charles San'er. George Hartford.
Philadelphia. Pa; Il T. Hendley. Bo-.
ton. c. ;. Johnson. William DorTier
Virginia; + r Webster, Reld-yiile y G.
FoRD'- HorEL--M Talk. New York
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. " Fsn.sroi. Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Greenwood. and Nm Mar
tin, philadelphia. Vim Case. New lork
samuel Hclsby and WIN llarfano. BALD
more: r. d. Waddeii North Carolina
Jas. G.. Hill. Washington. ID. c. Carte.
VI Baxion. Newport Scws VI Donald
son. Minneapolis Nrs A. b >hu'f. pto
\. Swayne. and VIM. Gale philade.ph'a
Daniel McMillisny. Charles McAlIlan}
Jersey City; A. B. Dining and wife
Boston: !. !. Stsrke. Jr. Staunion, Va
d. VI. Patton. " II Mann Phiade.
phia; J. +. Tany, George g. Jinkin-
Mr. Harvey New York john W Nell
Cincinnati; J. 3 Yreeland, New York
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The following were the arrivals yes.
to-day at the different hotels
TuE ExcHASGE AID BALLARD Wal
ter r. Davies, Washington, u. c..
Clarance Knowles. Atlanta, Ca; John
d II. Rowan. Baltimore, Ii. NJ. Brush
4 Rosenstock, New York; w r. Cook
Petersburg VA Cohen c. Fink, Brook.
lvu. y. y. H. B. Montgomery New
York: N. II MCGOWAN and wife, Sche.
neciady y Y, B. Hey and wife, Cincin.
natl. O.. L. c. Nichols and wife, Mamton
Springs, Cal. I. 5. Harris, Bostons
george Tresher, Lewisburgh. Pa, Mr.
and Slrs. J. William Cornell, Albany, Y
Y: j. H. bowman, New York; J. II
Chadwick Virginia; II. Elliott and wife,
81. Louis, Mo; Ronald Mcdonald, Nil.
Mcdonald, Brooklyn, y. Y; " II. Reese
New York; G. Oliver and wife, Cohoes, y
Y.:C. y Flack and wife, Troy, y. W j.
Gordon, Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. f G
Foster, Boston, ;. Aunback, New York
G. K. Bennett, Baltimore Major u. r
Eakle White Sulphur Springs; j. b
Frazier, Birminghsm, Mrs. James Logan
smith, Miss L. L. Smith, Miss H. Smith,
-NtM AA0A4El ifNAff 60 -4.A4g A'O4 ~
Carolina; Frank Gambet, Boston; (. ".
diversified. Baltimore.
AMERICAN HOTELS. Benheimer,
Richmond, Va, John T. Loding, Vir-
ginia, X. d. Button, Miss Button, Hall
fax, y. C.; Louis V Settler, New York
city Ray f Bailey, Baileys eros.
Roads, Va; :. W. Siddle Locust Hill
y C., George " Sparger, Mount Airy
y. c.; J. j. Carter, Salem, y. g.; 4. J..
Thompson and son, Mount Airy, y c
t. W. Davis, Baltimore, Nd g 5 sand
ers. New Haven; +. q. ,tepson, y. &
Mrs Hannah Spencer, Cleveland, o.; W
Clary, Washington, d. C.; B. d. Drake,
baltimore. Md; p. Stenfeld, New York
city, John NJ. Campbell, Richmond, Va
IT. Cornelius. New York; \. ; kel-
logg. Philadelphia. Pa; r. T. Priddy
Charlotte, y. c. j. I Moore, Roanoke
Va. L. Lindsey, Drewry's Bluff, Va
". + Gordon, va.
HOTEL DoDsoy Charles " Sutton,
J. {. Miller, New York; Miss Nettie De
Coursey, Fred Belasco, Baltimore; z. +.
White. New York; George K. Dabneyi
jamestown, Va; George L. Campbell,
Pemberton, Va: Z. Voolfolk, city; Miss
Nettie Sweet, New York; ). Bendheimer,
city; George A. Traylor, Washington, ID,
c.; George L. Holmes, South Carolina
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HCSTINGs COURT
Tad OF the March 1erm-s Number o'
tases DI.pnsed Of


Yesterday closed The March term in
the Hastings Court The following cases
were disposed Of
4. A Dakin. charged with conducting
a merchandise business without license.
Fined $50
James =. Hubsnd, charged with
forgery on several indictments. The
first indictment was that OF forging the
name of Ms s. " Ferguson, No 230N
Broad street on o. note 10 Messrs Bode
ker Brothers for one bottle of beet eE-
tract. There being nothing ~ connect
the prisoner with this oifen-e. be was acc
Quilted He wss next tried for forging
the name OF Mrs Ferguson on note %
Jud-On Cunningham. druggist, corner Of
Main and Twenty-hrst streets.
Huband was defended by Mr. Edgar
Allan, who pleaded insanity, and pro.
duced several physicians who testified
that Huband was subject 10 periodical
attacks Of insanity Tie jury rendered
a verdict Of not guilty on account Of
insanity
The Commonwealth did not prosecute
the other indictments against iluband.
! ne case Of Alhel JDAueyu h "s JUS
missed
The last case on trial was that OF
Shelton D. Eacho. charged with forging
the name Of " Ii Green, superintend-
ent Of the Richmond and Dsuyille Rail-
road. on a note addressed 10 Nj Harris,
clOthier. on east Main street.
Messrs. Samuel Page and II. NJ Smith
represented the prisoner
The jury found the prisoner guilty and
fixed his punishment AT two years lm-
prisonment IN the penitentiary. 4.
EachO is a white boy about seventeen
years old, and has always heretofore been
regarded as honest and upright. lncon-
sequence Of this, all the jury signed 4
petition 10 the Governor. asking that the
sentence be committed 10 city Jail In
stead Of the peniientiary
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The Virginia State Sunday.School
Committee viii meet tonight at 5
o'clock in Young Mems Christian Asso'
citation Hall. Rev. I. G. Dashiell will
preside. with Charles Z. Rady and " II
liam Envson secretaries.
The following is the order Of exercises
FOR tonight aud tomorrow morning:
Taesaay Night Aarch SITS to $50,
open NJ exercises; 500 10 $780, short
practical addresses, interspersed with
prayer and praise.
bsaae,d1y Morning, March 2Oh-9SO
10 10, Bible reading by Hon. William
Reynol =. president of the International
Sunday School As Ociation Of the United
: stes aud Canada; 10 10 II. reports
from delegates. by counties and cities;
IL tol2. "Our Needs and How 10 Meet
Them" Opened by Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher,
OF Petersburg. Va followed by short
addresses; le to 1890. State and county
organizations. by Hon. William Rey-
nolds; 1890 TO 1, miscellaneous business.
Delegates viii report 10 the assign
men, committee at \ NJ G. A. Hall On
arrival IN the city.
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Revival Services at Lsurel-street Metho-
dist Church

Sunday night the pastor Of Laurel
street Methodist Church began series
OF revival services. The meeting on
that night was largely attended, but last
night the church was filled to overflow.
ing, many having so stand in She isles
and many others leaving because they
could not get within hearing. The pas
tor is conducting the revival alone, bul
expects 10 have assistance during the
week. A number Of conversions was
the result OF the meeting last night, and
six penitenis approached The altar.
The people in the neighbOrhood OF
this church are greatly stirred up, and
these meetings are expected TO result in
great good. When the gospel is
preached 10 the citizens Of the West
End and they hear il, great results en-
sue. for they are class Of moral people
to whom all that is good and true IS APP
preciaied, and all that is needed is 10
have the services so interesting that the
non-church goers viii attend divine
service.
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Death of Mr.. George one.ty

Mr. George Onesty, who was thrown
from his vehicle last Sunday night, on
the corner Of Nineteenth and Marshall
streets, an account Of which was pub.
llshed in the TINES Yesterday, died yes
ierday morning at G o'clock. He was
thrown from biz vehicle, his head strik.
ing the sidewalk, fracturing the skull.
lie WAS attended by Dr. Kuyk, who
SAYS that death was caused hy yl0lent
conclusion OF the brain, involving the
spinal cord.
Mr. Honesty was found on the corner
of Nineteenth and Broad al o'clock. in
he never rallied. The deceased was IN
married, and had been in the ballroom
buslness ever since he came y this CITY
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LOCAL NOTES

Mr. Charles T. Beauregari advance
agent for the well-hnOwn fragedienne
Marie Prescott. IS in She city Miss
Prescott Will open tNo nights engage
ment 40 the Theatre next Monday The
plays viii be "Nirsiaias audi As loo
Like II
Virginia Military Institute James NJ
Love. Fairfax courthouse, Marshall
Hanger. Augusta Peer J. Oiey Lynch
burg
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MANCHESTER.
Brief News Items From Across the River

Brief News Items From Across the Ri''r
The meeting for men only al the
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church sun
day evening was well attended. The
rector. Rev J J ClOpton, addressed the
meeting and much interest waa NANTES
ted
An interesting meeting was held AZ
the Clopton-street Baptist Church sun
dav afternoon, under the auspices 81 The
Missionary Society Of that church. Rev
j. Cleveland Hall. of the Presbyterian
Church, delivered an address.
There have been some large tram
actions in real estate in Chesterfield dur
ing the past ten DAYS
The Powhite district schools in Ches
terrified. will close next month.
Mr. Richard Archer, Of Amelia, is IN
the city
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TELEPHONE 40 1870.
IEGAL NOTICES.


\1IRGINIA-lN VACATION - IS
' THECLLKKS OFFICE uF IKE 81.
PREM COURT OF APPEAl-ON TIE llll
DAY OF FEBkl AIRY, l7-t.
Thomas " God NlI. SUM ful thu use 4rl l'
the cost az William IS. -H.tlt aul Ofn.f-
Stockholders " ine Norfolk cry kdiINa.
Company ........... .. .'-........ Ail 1908
against
John b. whitehead ana Emily A. ns rfin
William 3 boy $40 ANA Oinei-. Aprellf e-
Upon au appeal nom a deere. pr0lOulle-
oy the Corr Grafton Court oi th- CAY VI AyI
folk on tho 18Th u December. l--l
The object or The psfltOu o ed BOB this Caus.
4 % have the decree ~ Toe llilNrlfl0 Count
VI tho city Ot Norl0lk, pro uuutcl go r lIff
" December. ISL, ia this Cause. reviewed yi
The supreme Court n appeals x Virginia
AMI lt appearing from me return VII tle -,.
seiut III tho city 81 AOff0lk that The appellee.
William 4. BDyhlu. % not a Ie-llolt 90 fnt
state OF hlrglDia. be- + require tu appeal
here on the net dhy Ci Aprl l--H. alter u-
public 4ti0n hereof Ga the DAILY ItnE~ Dnc
week lOr tour weeks, then and there lD go
sNrr the said Hpp'H. and Do what is mecca
say Ia protect his Interest therein.
Copy -Io-t0.
GEO TAYLOR. e. Z.
DCRROrGns q BRO, fOr Petitioner
f.l- IrfW
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aENHlcO

". II Dunn 10 J. IL Derbyshire, go
feet on Marshall street, southeast, corner
Of Duncan, si,Oj0, Frances L Newman
to Julia ". Morris, one.hali interest in
IA acres on Nestham road, $50, Abra-
ham Taylor, trustee 10 Madison Taylor,
20 feet on The west side OF Twenty-eighth
street, near [, Sll0; " NJ. Wilson TO
John II. Dinneen, 40 7-l2 feet on Han.
over street, northeast corner of Walnut,
s5.91042; y. VI. Wilson 10 " H. Dunn,
lot at the southeast corner OF PARK ave.
nue. and Walnut street, <1,67635
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The First National Bank of Alexandrs
against Payne's assignees. Argue,.by
: + Beach, Esq. for appellant, and X
Taylor Scott, Esq, for appellees, and sub
mitled.
Ssunder. against Jones. &c. Submit
ted.
Board Supervisors Gloucester County
against Catleit. Argued by General ".
b. Taliaferro for plaintiff in error, and
Marquis Jones, Esq, for defendants In
error.
soule and others against Glenns ad-
ministrator. From the Circuit Court OF
Hsnrico county. Affirmed.
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Lacy. Administrator v. X. and A. II. X.


Yesterday argument was heard in the
suit OF Lacys administrator against De
catur Axtell, receiver OF the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad for Sl0Og
damages. These damages are sued for on
account OF the death which Lacy re.
ceiyed while being run over by "A car
in the yard at Richmond, while
acting rs hremen OF an engine. Nh
Bey 7. Crump opened the argu ment Ton
the plaintiff. and was followed by MI
Charles [. Williams for the receiver OF
the railroad A recess was taken for
dinner. and at o'clock judge " "
Crump closed Tor the plaintiff, afteI
which the case was given 10 the jury
who. not being able 10 agree. were ad-
iourned over until this morning.
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viii Admitted to Probate.

Yesterday the will of the late Mrs
Sarah a. Meredith was admitted to pro-
bate in the Chsncery Court. The estate
was valued at $4,000, and is distributed
equally between her children Nessrs
Charles ' and Wyndham X. Meredith
Slrs. Bette b. Cooke and Leila B. Man
ning-excep,ing the house and lot on
Seventeenth street, which is bequea,hed
to ". Bernard Meredith, son Of the late
Edward d. Meredith.
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THONES BOILING.
Deaf, y, This Well Kaown Citizen yesier.
day.

Yesterday morning, at the residence
NJ his son. Thomas Boiling. Jr., No. Go
vest Franklin street, Mr. Thomas Boil
ling gentleman who hid reached s
ripe old age, departed this life. Mr..
Boiling belonged 10 that type of the old
Virginia gentleman few OF whom are
now left. lie had been feeble for
ouite number OF months. hut was
NOT considered III in the full meaning Of
the word. He Was taken sick only re-
Gently. and his calm and peaceful death
was not altogether unexpected by his
family. ~ an old Virginia gentleman
Mr.. Boiling will he missed as a
true friend. many who had occs-
sion 10 rejoice in that friend
shin will have saddened hearts at
learning Of his departure. and the host OF
friends which he has made will regret
their loss lie was cheerful man; one
VINO liked people thoroughly when he
formed an attachment. He was benevo-
lent and generous. and il is not believed
that he left an enemy.
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President Scou, President T VI
r. Tslcoti, General Manager Peytor
Randolph, General Superintendent W
II. Green, and Major W. b Ryder diyi
sion superintendent Of the Danville sys
ten. left the city Yesterday evening al
O'Clock on n special tain for Yves,
Point. These gentlemen are on an H.
spseting tour.
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1nr .nooTixo AfrAIn.

The case OF : \. Molea, who shot W H.
liam Terry lcOloredi last Saturday night
while Teuy was engaged in the occupa'
ZION Of trying 20 rob Mr. Mole- store
and the charge against Niliiam Terry
f0r entering Mr. Moios' place with ia.
tent % commit larceny, were both called
and continued until Thursday, March
18th. because Of the inability Of Terry
the wounded man, 10 appear Dir Molei
was bailei
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PnLlgE CnlRI.

4 Number Of Important Cases Before
Justice Gfntchneid Yesterday.
The usual Monday morning docket
embraced az many cases AZ on former
Mondays. excepting Monday, March
llth. when there were soyeniy-One pris-
oner- and seveniy-four cases. The
docket Yesterday covered nine pages and
a half and consisted, 10 the greatest eX-
tent. Of those trifing cases which con
sumo time and are Tue result OF Saturday
uiuhf- whisky
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property Transhrs.

The following deed ot bargain and
sale was recorded in Chancery Court
yesterday.
Christ Chursh's trustees to " T. Tan.
ner, 100 feet on Federal street. north
west corner OF Washington, 81 300.
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IT MADE MOTHER STRONG

aramin my sgfb year Have been i- fff .
several = tys-c0lt ~ -'eff bad l1
no co.rage. i1w spirt. : conn fU0i-I f.
paine. Celerg CCuyol10. arl fff r.f f.
mo ffifrJ day after using d. rln I.H' ...
.n:efiff ara can s'ofp VOL Ny sr'fiH
.lnf1ga ar almost Tie noe ~ H fIlr
4. e. LfeE.fr Id u fl.Ty.
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Paine's
Celery COMPOUND

s.ranyffens 8rf BULLS ~ ne 0f Ilf
fnnfr lrfrrIlIF. lNHIr.if't.., lI..
f.r..rsr.-. ffIl quickly fDfle Clra.. ...r
Df Paine CeIafF compound
. Perfect Tonic ara irsizor1frr. ff
GIVES sEN lief.
Hf lw row ~ year. 0.i arl Dove
nuNii.s hlf l0lH Dad any fIN
r.Irf4 celery COMPS ma ] ifi
f.n.If flr .hl.f fHff haf' rI
n4I. nnlrf straight, -|frN sI.N ODD
f..I ss Trough flrr VS. rtH DO
r0Mlag .HlD flf whole
90 MTIlrs |. rri
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The HUGUENoTs useG ;ar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue to use the same Ia DR.
Dayids Cough Syrup OF tar; hcrehound
wild cherry clsrry.
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XIRGfNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' IDTRVgF THE FIIF DF HtiDEy

VIRGfNIA-IN THE CilANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE 5TA DAY OF MARCH,, lsU
CONWAY L. sands, james Aston tA'eiltni 7
II. Mcbuirc, trustees, Ia a deed az Iiu-i ( Qut
Charles IL. Chalkiey and Jennie H. LA-4a lef.
Ill wife, and yuan bal <lef. bearing dare
on tho zl-l day Of January, ir-l. li Is0 ORC iu
tho C'crks office of the CAalcer} tOuI l0I
the city VI IdchmDu- ... ...-..... E4A.lLh-.
Against
Charles II. Chaikley. Lyman CbsiAley n Vs..
Wadlf.h, susan VI. ,hMllef. -taIt
Bank OF VI giuia, Ernest ". Chtk'ey.J. T.
StrdttOn. "a hr .ltA the siIl Char c- n. Cha. D.
ley. Ernesf II. CHALK ey ana Lyman ,hals-
ley compose the frm vi j. i. rlraft0u s.
Co.. +. u. I'LL. trust -, 10 "a decd az tIl-t
frym Charles II. tlaiAlet ana vic. bearing
dare on the IN Gay ID. October. Ices, =. y. ia
coD., trustee. O1tayid b. Jacobs, the First
National b.u- 81 Richmond. IL. IL. kliyson
trustee. tn rtcl II trust from -. II. Cha G-
ley. bearing date on tie ijfA lAy Oi Notsm-
Der, les,i Wiltamsol lnllry, trustee. lu Il
deed OF trust from iDc-t ~. Chalkley hsai-
ing date on the lsfh tay ~ tnuafs. 1850, A .
J Watkins. Alexander Hiefholzer. q. Guns
and +. Schioss. Trading under fAe nrm nsias
OF L. Gunst Co., John a. "A usl,flue, Bern
ART ID. tha.kieS. Thomas - fcyfgn elI j.,
II kiier- on. traliny NJ Pe} ton \ LIlef-pu.
samuel T. Lathfop aud Charles Z Lafhfep,
trading a. L. i. IA hrup Co. ". +. HUI
nall. ,. 4. WYNN. the Acme Extract Con-
psug, h. n smith. trading n- o. L. -mtu
Co., Curtain \ Curuer, the Amer cal Extract
Company. ~ Chicago. Geo 20 Il. Leonard :
Co, Il Boat a. Gad Coon, Croker swaset. ,
or B0Ston. .......... u. itullufs
The object OF this IL T. ~ ascertain "a" in
forests or Charles H. Chalxley and Lym a
Cnalkley. IN certain real estate. ll4nS ana uu
Ing IN the city OF Richmond, conveys "a 20 the
pialutlrs by deed OF trust bearing date N tho
.lst ~ or January, lsos. ~ record ia No
cler = office Of the Cndncorf Count Tor sad
city. and % administer the trust created uy
the a. d deed under the control or a1d - tho
direction OF the court. Aud Affidavit having
been made and BLEED thar the Acme Extract
Company. x. 2 smiih. trading as x. T. 'm.tn
4 Co, Curtain 4 Corner, be- Amcflcan tx
tract Company. OF chicago. George n. Leon
ard 8 Co. OF Boston. aud Coon, Cocker &
Swasey. Of Boston, are nou-rtsilcnts or no
State OF Virginia. D. y 0faerel that they ~
u. ar here within ntfeel days after due lbi'
ca lou ~ this order ana 10 what . necessary
~ protect their interests
CHARLES ". GOpDiS, Clerk.
POLLARD sAsD..
MCGUIRE kLLErr, Z.
J.ALsIoS L.AbELL- J mn'-Insw
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For BRONCHIAL, AsTHHArfc ANp
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. Brow,
BronchidI Trocles' have remarkable curs
,iys properties. Sold only IN boxes
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Sleepless nights MAZE miserable be
tlat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is thA
liemedy for you.
OWES & Nixon Dare Co.
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- sTnITN pIAMONp.

TUE -AULlr hlAhDFh
Thomas Finues-y and Matte Caspar
the colored man and woman who were
arrested saturday for stealing a diamond
from Mr.. Chsrl,s Dodson, proprietor OF
the Hotel Dodson, were lricd. MI ;.
VI. PAGE was the prisoners counsel
The evidence showed that the diamond
pin which had been presented 10 Mr.
Dodson 0n biz twenty-nrst birthday had
been placed DIS him IN a ieWelry casket
on the time bee removed from the
American Hotel The ca5kef was put
along with othei articles ia Il large box
Removing To- the Hotel Dod:on the
box went there also and the goods IN If
removed 90 his room and the box lett in
fl closet where Matte found II. Mr.
Dods0n said shat In removing the casktt
be could have dropped the diamond
stud
The evidence further went 70 show
that there was no cOnceaiment hv Mat
fie of finding 10. She gave il 10 Thomas
Finnessy so get him 90 take lt 20 Mr..
Allan 90 find ont whether il was genuine
Or not Finnessv made no concealment
Of h0w be got it. Mr. Dodson himself
believed the statement of the two parties
reasonable. and the Court -aid that no
case was made out and dismissed 10
A SUNDAY FIGHT
j. Drumheiler. the proprietor OF q
bar room Al the corner of Duyal and
second streets. and Charles T.. GOOde
bis barkeeper. were charged with beat
ing Charles Walker icoloredl. IL seems
that SUNDAY morning Jack Mann, Charles
Walker and John Walker rode up IN .
buggy 20 Drumhel,er's rearenlrauce and
tried 20 get in aud get drink. They
were drunk at the time Drumhe.ier and
G0ode objected 10 their coming, and
tight ensued. The Court decided 10
fine the entire number Of parties-Drum-
heller. G00de and the three cOi0red men
each $3.50 and costs. The colored
men paid their me. but Drumheiier and
Goode appealed.
OTHER CASES.
Charles Miller was charged with Great
ing disturbance in Ford Opera House.
he was fined $40 and costs
Juiias stanton lcoiOredl, whose arrest
Saturday morning for stealing pair Of
valuable boots from some one unknown,
was iried Yesterday. Policeman BuIkert,
who made the arrest. had in the mean
while found the owner OF the boots
They belonged 10 Mr. j G.. Sale The
0leu,e was clearly proven, but the Court
INDUCED the prisoners counsel until Too
morrow ID order 10 allow him SO obtain
witnesses.
Lee Roeling lcoloredi, was disorderly
and beat hi- wife and mother-in-law. IL
cost him 80 and costs Lee Rolling was
also charged with INDUCING in profanity
on the streets. and for that he paid -
and costs.
Peter Wren lcoloredl, had 10 resist the
police while being drunk, and IL cost him
- and costs
Edward Revcs lcoioredl. ire.passlng
on the premise, OF Jane Reeves and beat
ing her wac continued I'LL the 2lst.
Jane Reeves icolofedi was also charged
with ieloniOusly striking Edward Reeves
with Ratchet, with intent 10 main, dis
figure. and kill. Continued with The
above I'LL the Dist
" {. Albeit was fined $40 and costs
for being Gis0IdeFly ia the Musee
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-09-21
No Apology Necessary.

a Michigan avenue car stopped at
Second street yesterday to permit Il
young lady and Il gentleman to got on.
AS the former, who was young as we'll
as pretty, passed forward to accept a
scat offered her, she trippcd over the
outstretchcd foot of an individual who
was sitting at the rear of the car.
In an instant she was almost at full
length in the bottom of the car. Thecxcla.
nations of the passengers and the black
looks they directed at the extended STUN.
bling block should have caused its owner
to sink through tho scat. Quicker al
most than she went down, however, she
was on her feet again, and gracefully
acknowledging the courtesy of the gen
tlcnlan who surrendered his scat.
She was greatly embarrassed, and her
escort looked like thunder cloud and as
if he would like to punch the head of the
fellow who had caused all the trouble.
But he didn't. IIe contcntcd himself
with occasionally stepping vigorously on
the still extended and offending foot
There did not seem to be the least sign
or CONSCIOUSNESS from its owner, while
the passengers awaited the dcnoucmcnt.
Finally, with a lnrch from the car as an
excuse, the foot received another fcro-
cious dig that was SO pronounced as to
almost twist the man out of the seat
Thinking that perhaps he had really in
jured the man, tho escort m,lttcrcd an
cxcnse that was received in great cqua-
nimity, with the gratifying explanation:
ooh, don't apologize; it's a wooden
one and used to being stepped ON. DE
troit NcMs