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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06
Properly Transfers.

the following deeds al bargain and
sale were admitted 20 record IN the
Chancery Count Yesterday.
William j. Cussen to Joseph +. S1rg
% feet on south side Denny. corner
Sixth. S2lo -. William IL. Allen to
Hattie J.. Allen. an his personally at
30. sU2 north Fifth street, $40: l.. II.
Baskerville ard Il. II. Gwathmey.
trs. and spl. comrs.. TO John Z. Branch.
10 feet on south side Franklin. between
Foushee and Adams. S2.2jO. A. j.
Chewing 20 John G.. Smith. 30 feet on
south side Leigh. between Thirteenth
aud Fourteenth. imp. olUO. same To-
II. j. Latina. 20 feet on south side
Leigh. between Thirteenth and Four
loeuth. imp. 500; Mahala Llggan
aud others 10 William T. Curry 81
10 - feet ON south side Peasants. imp.
$500. Edward Romeril 20 ". y. Curry
and wife. 3-s feet Oh north side Ven
able. near Mosby. 800.
The follow ing were recorded in Hen
rico: Garry ScWauz 20 Joseph Sorg, 80
fec. on State. near Union. 80; }. +.
Crane 10 y. T. Beale and q. a. Wallace.
50 acres ON Williamsburg road. one and
Ole-halt miles from city. $1,000; k. r.
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans to Jo-
seph Bryant. 81 feet ON east side Bou-
levari. between Hanover and lTy. ST.
SO 80.
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PLAUSIBLE ENGLISnMAX.
Afier Doing some had iricIs~ Ia Rtch'
moud. ne turns Up I'm Canada

About couple of weeks ago "a young
man named George Whitfield robbed
Young man who had shown him
many kindnessos.
George Whitefeld. though he is also
known as George Stuart and George
Moore. reached the city about two
months ago in a stranded condition.
lie had mo- money. lie first applied to
Mr.. j. Z. Stuart. the assistant secretary
of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION for assistance. stating
that he was an Englishman,
had taught "a business schOolln Canada.
had failed. was too proud 10 reraair
there afterwaId. came successfully TO
New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton. ard was m each of those cities able
10 find employment, He showed let
ters from Rev. J. Ii. Web Pepioe. pas
tor of a London church. which his son.
a young lawyer Of this city, pronounced
genuine.
Mr.. S.uar. and other members of the
Young Mems Christian association of
the city succeeded in obtaining the
Young Euglishman situation where
he lid acceptable clerical work.
Later lac suddenly decided TO leave
town. and before doing so went to Mr..
Stuart : father with a verbal message
from the SON to loau him young Stuart
watch. which the father was wearing.
He wanted to borrow It for only two
hours when he would return II. lie
had some special work to do which
would require an accurate time-keeper.
This was the excuse made.
Mr. j. T.. Stuart. the owner Of the
watch. had never made any such au-
thoriza,ion AS to borrowing his watch. /
This the father did not know, and the /
watch was loaned him. Young Mr.. /
Stuart found cut the fraud in a few /
hours. and in short time the watch /
was found in Bachrach's pawn-shop. /
Bachrach had loaned $50 on it.
Chief Of Police Poe took possession of /
il. and detailed Sergeant llulce to assist
him in working up the care. The chief
and the sergeant were on the case about
ten days, and can put their hands on
the young Englishmau at any time.
The Chief OF Police obtained informa-
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Local NOTES.

G.. S. Merrell, Of the Philadelphia To-
bdccO 1ge, is in the sjty.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hall. will Fail
for Europe on the CITY of Paris. We'd
nesday, June 18th. and will probably be
absent some months.
Miss Florence puustan, Of King and
Queen. is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Gresham, No. 40 south LAUREL street.
Mr.. NJ c. Thomas. treasurer Of R0s-
noke City. was at the Capitol yesterday
also W. +. Jones, treasurer of Char
lottesvi'le.
The Charlottesville Fire Department
delegation to the State Association mis-
sed connection here yesterday morning
and had to Law over. Mr. Frank Gilmer.
Commonwealth attorney. is also cap
tain Of the Fire Department Of Char
lot.esville.
The infant child Of State Treasurer
A. w. harman died yesterday morn
ing about O'Clock at his residence,
zoos east Marshall street.
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Yesterday morning while Mr.. J.. s.
Sutherland. the well-known livery
man. was al breakfast at his residence
80. 30s north Twelfth street. betw cen
Broad and Marshal streets. he left "a
colorel boy holding his horse, which
was hi,cned 10 buggy. A cOlored
man m work putting up wire for the
Postal Gable Telegraph Company. cut a
wire which fell and struck the horse.
Although the animal Is of the quiete5t
character. the sting of the wire started
INN forward. Knocking the boy down.
and painfully injurius him. The horse
continued hls career. and did not stop
until the buggy was demolished. The
negro who cut the wire refused TO give
his Iamp.
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ton that Whitfield was on his way to
Canada. He wrote 10 the chief Of
rolice at Ottawa. the capital Of the
Dominion Of Canada. sending photo
graph q the man and full details Of
the matter. which Sergeant Hulce had
obtained.
Yesterday the Chief received com
munication from the Chief-Oi Police OF
Ouowa. stating that Whitfield dii9'
Smart 0firs Moore. had been arrested at
"A Mace called Cornwall about one hum
bred miles from Ottowa. where he had
stolen q typewriter. 90 which crime he
had plead guilty and had been con-
yicted on his plea If gully and other
evidence. and bad been sentenced to
twelve months in iiil. lie Is HOW nm the
Central prison al Toronto, Canada.
At the time of his arrest he was cx-
plotting under the name Of Stuart.
The Chief # Police D, OttOwa directs
Major Poe toc0mmunicate with the au-
thorities at Toronto as to when Stuart 3
time i'm the Toronto prison Will expire.
as under the eXtradiiiOn treaty the
criminal can be- turned over 10 the Nir-
ginia authorities.
In addition TO obtaining Mr.. stuart S
watch under false pretences. Sergeant
Hulce found where the young man.
during hi, residence here. had stolen a
Typewriter from Mr. John b. Cul-
pepper. the agent ia this city of Rem
ington typewriter
There are other parties in the city
who suffered at this young man Z
hands.
When the young Englishman lef.
Richmond ne went 20 Washington,
where he remained a few days. Tie
then went 90 Philadelphia. aud from
that city direct 10 Ottawa. Canada. lie
is well educated aud good looking lie
claimed while m the city that bee came
near graduating at Oxford University.
and had ich brother, barrister-at-
law. in London.
lie cannot be brought To Richmond,
even if the eNtradiiion laws allow IT,
until be has served his term for steal
ing i'm Toronto.
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9nlr.o. 10 dal ~ IcrOmc Paw.

The following are the entries at Je-
rome Park for to-day as telegraphed
last nigh. io tine Turf Exchange
FIs. race one mile-Cil0-ter. lOl,
Sonoria. iO1. Aureoma. iO7: Riptou.
luI: Caumh. l02. Fresno. ll2.
$ clnl race. opuyten Iuyyil stakes,
one Thousand four hundred yards
Swift. lO5: Fred b lli: Eolian, ma.
BaUston. 40: Fuzimes. mo. King
Crab. ll0. Fresno. ll5. Louise, 9I.
Forest King 90. Glory. SO. Topeka o..
Volunteer. iO2. Village Maid. o.
Thiid race. one and one eight OF %
mile-B0hemian, 100. Luminary. lei
Slu-gard. 90.
Foulh race Crotonl handicap. one
mile Fresno. 100. fldes. lO1. Frz-Oy.
lll:TuliAr. iO2. Llrchmont. lO2. Now
Oh Never. 100. C0nnemara, los. Falcon,
los. King Cab. li3.
Fifth race. one and one-quarter
miles Bohemian. los: firenzi, ~. The
Forum 30.
$ 9Th race. throe-quartcrs Of mile.
selling Cloumol. 1922. Deception. lO-.
Dalesman. lil Ten Brock. Jr.. III.
Subtraction. III. Columbine, l03; Lee
ander. lOj. Little Barefoot. 30. Miracle.
T.. Fred Davis. 100 Louise. y3. Topeka.
o.. ProdigaL llj. Crusader. NJ; Frolic,
ll5; FREELY, llj; Vivid, 100. Benedict,
lOO
Seventh race, extra. Entries oclose
40 % clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

The following jurors for the United
States Circuit and District Courts
which meets Ire Alexandria Monday
July lst. were drawn by the jury com
missi0ners yesterday.
Grand Jurors: W. II. Patton. W. A.
Cave. j. G.. Smoot, Lewis Stein. Alex.
McBurney. George Mitchell and L. ii.
ClaIksOu. OF Alexandria city: Amos
Hughes. of L0udoun. c. b. Graham.
Jr.. and +. ~ Mills. OF Alexandra
county: &. j. Henry. OF Stafford; W. G..
Rector. II. ". White, }. b. Laquear. Of
FauQuier; +. ~. Brown, 5. l.. Cooper, Of
Culpeper. Robert Lynn. WestwoOd
Hutchinson. Marshal Davis. George
Tansill. 4. j. Price and Arthur Robin
son. OF Prince Willi9m Petit Jury. j.
\. Field. +. a. Reed II. t.. Holt aud
Henry Dangeriield. ~ Alexandria city
Robert Walker ard George W. Ne'tch,
of Alexandria County; Eugene keyser,
Samuel Howell Lce McIntire, j. >.
Ewell, George b. TYLER. >. Burage and
Tyson Janney. Of Prince William; j..
l.. Mcintosh and Douglass Tyler. Of
Loudouu: \. ). Hamilton. d. Weaver,
j. l. Gooscll. OF fauquier; Alwyn
jameson. j. X. Garnett. J. ). Willis.
W L. Epper.on. ". r.. Latham and
William Carver. of Culpeper.
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CrLYERT CONNECTIONS.
An Interesting Case in Regard 10 This
Hnlfer demanded.

After the criminal docket at the
Police Court bad been disposed of yes
terdav. the charges against j. N. Riddell
and Charles HenlWu for falling to
make culyert connections between
their houses and the city sewer were
called.
This is q case which has been pending
for SOME time as il is the first case
which has been contested for many
years. TIE two property owners dld
not contest the ord n Of tine President OF
the Board oi Health ON the ground Of
dollars and cents. They preferred 10
have the sewer connected. but did not
believe that the city furnished water t.
clean the street sewer i'm front of their
houses. In other words the line Of the
sewer in front OF their houses would be
a pocket thereby making il offensive,
and delirIous 10 health.
Mr. ID. G.. Richardson. counsel for the
two property owners. called attention
% the TACT that am order T. make "a
sewer connection can only emlnatc
from resolution passed by the Board
OF Health. The city ordinance says
thal notice must DE gwen tht livl'4t ~
owner to appear. Then the Board
must allow HIM "a hearing, and pass ON
the question. If they decide
the connection the president in
forms the prOpoity-0wnor. 1t was
learned By the evidence Of Sanitary
Officer Cinely that the Board of Health
never has a meeting on these questions.
The reason is that none are contested,
and everything is, therefore. left on
one physician-lhe president Of the
Board.
A couple of physicians yesterday ties.
titled as to the danger which would
result if these sewer connections were
made.
The Court, ON the ground that the
Board OF Health hal not acted as re-
quired by the city ordinance, dismissed
the case.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06
MANCHESTER.
Happenings Of Interest from Across ih'
River.

An insane cCl0red woman, who has
been running the streets for several
days, was licked up I'm the station
house yesterday morning
\ number OF new buildings are GO
ing up between the turnpike and rail
road. and Hull and Maury streets. and
this section promises tO be well popu-
lated vithins short while.
There will be- a meeting next Friday
.night al Owens Hall 90 organize ie-
male branch Of the Order of the Iron
Hall. This Order pays $500 to females
at tine end Of seven years. aud already
has large membership throughout the
country.
The loss go many farmers in Chester
field BIS the food will be very great.
The high water boo the James destroy ed
a hundred acres Of growing wheat on
,hc farm of Captain Frank Gay in Ches-
terie'G.
Examinations Wi. commence IN the
public schools next Monday.
Both approaches to the bridge over
Powhite creek. near Granite. have been
washed away, but the bridge itself is
uniujured.
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Police Conrt.

The docket a, this court yesterday
in the main was OF q trilling character
DIR. Spencer Langon lcoloredl
charged with committing a felonious
assault on T. Ellen Jackson, was sent
ON 10 the grand jury.
James Conway lcoi0redl. was fined
81 for allowing his son TO throw rocks
IN the street.
The parents Of Thomas Foster and
Frank Hill. two coloIed bows. were
each fined Fl for their SONS fighting
rock battles in the street.
Sarah johnson was fined 800 for
beating Cole Miles.
NJ. j. Collins, who was on bail to APP
pear before the Hastings Court for re-
sisting Policeman Kuhn in the dis
charge of hi. duty. was surrendered up
by his bondsman. William j. Collins.
his brother. The court turned him
over 20 Deputy Sergeant Lee, who took
him to the Hastings Court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Mrs. Wn-ioA Soothing syrup
should always bee used when ...Iun
arecu,tIng teeth ltrelief.. DE, NIf
sufferer 900 once, DC produce N't.
quiet sleep By relieving tle.I Irm
pam. aud The hlc rhrrl9 an .. .t
" bright as a button. ! ef.I
ant lO taste. IL .ooihc, t.r O.-
ems the gums. allays aN pain. 'r
wind. regulates tile bowels. l.l tH
best known remedy ilr l.'H
whether arising from iDe'.N-
other causes. Twenty Use c.l..
flp
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iin.c-HamGames Yesterda,.

The Young Resoluies Of Church Till
and the Little Nirgin'aus Fiiz Lee Jr. i
ninel had "a match gameof baseball yes-
terday AZ the beginning Of The last IN
ming the score stood II To 10 an favor OF
the Little Niiginlans. but the Young
Reso!utes went 10 work with vim and
batted ont a victory. The score at the
close stood Young Resolutes is Little
Virg.nians I ). The features OF the game
were the fine fielding OF the Little VIZ
ginias aud the heavy hating Of bo.h
hines.
At Richmond College yesterday after
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

a stiIl alarm ui tla ttre rIII ..f
6oclnck wa. caused hf .N..I.. ..
CLARK bakery. Iu-t le'.N lNr...a.l
oi Main and -ttDnl eu.h -irn. l.t
hose cluilge of Engine Company l0
. came to the scene. 10 wl- i0lni t.N'
they bad seen some smoke lesun- 'l.m
the oven and deemed tue hW.iII-
fire. The oven BIS under the pavement
and bias bad 70 hot hre in ii cter ..N.
the water Na- pumped ont OF tI.N..
lar. The hle was fept there to drY 0l.
the bricks of the oven. There wae n
fire cAcepl where BE- belonged. IH
hose carriage went back 90 the en-n.
Inu.n.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

The following Virginia students were
graduated from the Peabody Normal
College Of Nashville. Tenn. on May
20, 1889: John W. Bowman. Front
Royal: John T. DeBell. Centreville
Oscar l.. Kennedy. Orange Courthouse
w. Il Orndorn, Mountain Falls: Maria
G. Brightwell. Lynchburg; Mary )
Keenc, Rocky Mount: Linus ". Kline
Owl Run; Ashley z. Vaughan, Peters
burg.
There were thus vacated eight Pea
body sch olar.hips worth 5000 year
and good for two years, and these
prizes will be- varJei by State Super
intendent Bucahanan on competitive ex
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

There Is very dangerous I..e m
Main street between Fifteenth HI
Seven teonth. immedm'oiy u ilom It
Mcssrs. n. VI Smith a. ll.- .i0re I0s
pavement. several feet long anI Oboe"
feet wide. as SUCK, and several .r.A.
in the mid ile had fallen .n. Anyone
walking along ihs th0iousniar R.N
doe. not .ee the hole. is likely t0 0n.a
his leg. SO lantern WAS placed Al.
last mint.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Representatives OF tire commercial
clubs OF s.. Louis, Chicago ana Cinciu-
natl. are travelling over the 3peakc
and Ohio railway ia one OF their new
+. /. V. trains. They are looking over
the country along the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad. and reached K edmond
tuesday night at 10 O'Clock and left
Immediately for Newport News and
Old Point. where they spent the day.
They are expected back IN Richmond
o.. Iug
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

The State Executive Committee of
the Democratic party was To have
met in the gentlemen p paJor at the
Exchange Hotel last night at 5 clock.
The recent rains and wash-outs on the
different railroads of the State pre-
vented any member of the Committee
reaching the cits. The only PERSONS
who put in an appearance were Major
j. NJ. Patton Hon. II. W. flournoy,
and Colonel John Bell Bigger.
The gentlemen remained for awhile
and then left. it clearly APT eariny that
20 o.her men btrs would come in.
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renn,rl, : lne ao,erno,., Once.

W0rkmon were busy yesterday
making some needed Improvements to
the Governor office in the CAPITOL.
The old " iudow-facmes are giving out
and the water forced It's way into the
Office. The patches Put in Will prevent
further tlsulls.
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AT THE CAPITOL.
she Governor Go,s 10 Norfolk Pardon
aNfcndcd.

Yesterday morning Governor Ftz-
hugh Lee boarded the good Cnesa-
pcakp. of the Virginia navy. and
steamed down the James river. As
the Chesapeake passed the old Do
mini0n. at Dutch Gap. the officers of
tic latter greeted the Governor with
honorary signals from whistles. which
were duly acknowledged by the Chcsa-
Io.l5e.
The Governor goes 10 Norfolk. and
will Boz present 20 the banquet given Co
the Fuemcn IS Association. Tie Will re-
turn Thursday night.
Daniel Thomas Hall. nephew of
Robert McNaugAl0n. The barber. who
Wa. convicted November r.. 1851 of
voluntary mluslaughtcr and sentenced
tO five year, in the penitcntiary. which
sentence was committed by the Cover
nor 90 live years iu jail. was paIdoned
yesterday boy the Governor
Hell and n number of col0red boys
were on Butcheftown flats Sunday ai.
tenoon. August H. lss1, playing 20
game called craps While they We're
thus engaged. several boy. who were
l0oktr.-on. made rush and grabbed
for tine money which had been pat mp
DIS stakes. Enocn Sp0tswo0d attempted
otlkc lil'l money whom Hall kicked
him ln thc side. ~p0'swuDd took zap
rock. aud Hall reached for revolver,
which n1s ON tho ground. aui warned
,p9isw.od that if bee threw the rock az
him be- llauI would shoot him. spots
wood did not heed the warning. but
advanced on Hall and struck him.
Hall fired the pistol. >p0t-wood was
seen 90 staggcs aud fan To- the ground,
and iu "a few minutes was corpse.
The petition for pardon was signed
by che jurors 3lr. Thomas Potts. one Of
tne iail commi si0rCr-. Judge Thomas
S Atkins. who presided over ihe court
at hs TRIAL. City Sergeant Carter. and
biz deputies.
Tine Governor also rardoned Erton
Moon. SIZE bad been held for security
IA jail. having been sent there for
twelve months.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Yalbrough 5 Mid Bmiey s m.e.ns
with great favor. and is plh
satisfactory o. chat class of n,im ..
y ho want mild pleasant Gloss" N
you have rot tried o.. d0 SOD. lN Dr.
found Do any Of the ieaims -iW"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

animation This is rae opportunity
for young men and young women who
aspire to tine higher Ilaces IN the new
professions. Students who may iail TO
,ccure scholarships may still enter the
college where tuition and use of books
d. free
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

Van Horn. who Is an old offender, and
they will be tried to-day. when the
court meets 40 II O'Clock A. II.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

WAGNER CALIFORNIA lNsE.I l'."'
DER the very best. Gum clmruof. '-i
paper. whale 0il soup. d. d. N4gn.If
druggist. Sixth AMI Br.al streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

MAY Arrlr' Is an a ohe"'' N
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Judging from the advertisements e0
SEEMS to be the case, and as our GUST
from us so far in this year Of our Lord
1885, we think we can PAY EXPENSE
where. So our $1,000, $500, $4,000
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-10

Local and NeishbOThOOd News.

Parties handling sheep will do well
To remember that il is violation of law
To drive sheep having foot-rot on the
highway between May and December
/, under penalty of s25 to $50.
Died, at his home i'm Caanonsburgh,
Kent county. Mich, June eth, Dugald
&. Foster, formerly and for many years
highly respected citizen of Mattawan.
Deceased was nearly siXty-nine years
of age
Jason Il. Foote, former member of
Brodhead Post G.. A. X. of this place,
was recently court martialed and dis
honorably dimissed from the organiza-
ton. The proceedings, findings and
sentence of the court were forwarded to
department headquarters, where they
were approved and an order published
giving them immediate effect.
Master Eddie Snow continued the
celebration of the Fourth up TO Mon
day, and finally wound up the festivi-
ties by fixing up IA sort of hash of the
remnants of his pyrotechnics and letting
them all off together. When he went
into the house To have the powder dug
out of his face his mother required
voucher as To his identity. But he's all
right now, and thinks in time more eye
brows will grow.
The Decatur Manufacturing Co.'S
building burned on Tuesday night Of
last week. 1t was occupied by j. Z.
Warner, manufacturer of wood meas
ures, and the Hinckley Stave CO., manu-
facturers of stages and heading The
building, which cost S14, 900 few years
ago, is total loss. Insured for 81 300.
Mr.. Warmers loss on stock Is So, 900;
insured for 81 900. Mr. Hinckley was
uninsured, and the loss will be a heavy
one to him.
The new law for the determination of
the English sparrow gives bounty of
three cents for each one killed; the
sparrow or its head to be taken to the
township clerk i'm lots of not less than
ten. The clerk shall issue certificate
of the amount of bounty 10 which the
applicant is entitled and deliver the
same to the applicant. The applicant
on his agent may present said certificate
To the county clerk, who shall draw an
order i'm favor of the applicant on the
county treasurer for the amount. Go
for 'em, boys.
Under the Damon high license law,
prosecuting attorneys can not shield
the liquor dealer by neglecting to pro-
secute, even if they were so inclined
Gov Luce, in speaking of the require
ments of the law, said: There is a re-
quirement in that measure which is a
splendid thing but which seems to have
escaped the notice of nearly every one
1t provides that when prosecuting at :
tOrney refuses or fails to prosecute
whiskey cases, the governor, upon the
sworn statement of any voter, is requir-
cd to appoint an attorney for that par
ticular case, and charge the expenses of
the suit against the prosecuting attorney.
1t is IA splendid thing, and temperance
people cannot complain any more"