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SEE Tar Wnpow DrsrLXr.
wooden Dress Goods with side Bands. &c. drsped
worn. The new shades Of SOC. Henriettas and
Striped suitings also shown
Best English Brosdelotha, SO and 81 fnchss vida g
oi25. % and 81. SO yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER-
Corner l2th and psnnsyivania ava sslA
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7l9 MUST BE SOLD. 719
RIBBONS THE GREAT ATTRACTION FOR A FEW
ENTIRE STOCK OF CoLoRED SASH RIBBONS AT
EXACTLY HALF PRICE.
95 pieces Fine Fancy Ribbons reduced TO Csc, for
mer prices 80. so and Csc. per yard. The goods
suitable for fancy work Of elegant quality, and you
will never have such opportunity again. Another
lot odds and ends, reduced to 10c. per yard Extra
ordinary bargain.
KID GLOVES.
The Kid Gloves are selling fast at the reduced prices
but We still have few left.
81, 81, @. 81. go and z. Stitched Back. Kid
Gloves. 75c. former price $3.50.
51t. 50, 8, 81. 618 en- and z. Embroidered Back
Kid Gloves, Toe, former price 81. 90.
5s4 Ga, "a and z, Embroidered Bac.: Kid Gloves
Soc, former price 81.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Silk Warp Drap de Alma, Silk Warp Henrettas ALL
Wool Henriettas, Armure Cloth. Ladies' Black Broad
cloth, Lupn's Cashmeres ana Fancy weaves, Serges
Priestly's Nuns Yelling, Black and White Plads, Gray
Camel Hair. Black and Gray Checks, Mohairs. Satin
Rhadamas Armure Silks. Gross Grain and Brocade
Silk. &C., &C., at wholesale cost for cash at
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So BRrDAL Cows SI.9S

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CATARRH TO CONSUMPTION,

caiarrh In It's destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads on to consumption II isthere.
foresngular that those an cted with this fearful dis
ease should not make 1t tho object OF their lives TO
rid themselves OF IT, Deceptive remedies concocted
byignorant pretenders TO medical knowledge have
weakened the confidence OF the great majority OF
sufferers In all advertised remedies. They become
resigned to lic OF misery rather than torture them
selves with doubtful paliatives
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met at
every stage and combatted with all our might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms The bones and cartilage Of the nose,
the organs OF hearing of seeing and of tasting so
affected us to be useless, the uvula 50 elongated
the throat so inamed and irriated as 10 produce A
constant and distressing cough.
sANfoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
Catarrh, from simple head cold to the most loath.
some and destructive stages. IL Is local aud con.
sututional. Instant IN relieving, permanent In
curing, safe, economical and ncyer.iailing.
Each package contains one bottle Of tho RADT.
CAL CURE one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT and an
IMPROVED INHALER with treatise, price, 81.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CORPORATION, BosroN.
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FELL TWENTY-FIVE FEET.
A Bridge Contractors Unfortunate Elk
perience Out on the Road.

perience Out on the Road.
W. c. Jones, a bridge contractor in the
employ OF the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad Company, is lying in
the Rogers Infrmary, all bandaged up.
He was the victim in an accident that
occurred Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Jones was one of the occupants Of a
hand-car out on the road for use by bridge
repairers. At Marked Tree there is a long
and high treste, over which the car was
being propelled. 1t jumped the track at a
point twenty-five feet above tho hard and
stony ground. Mr.. Jones fell from it to
earth, striking pile OF stones at the base
OF pier. His right arm was broken and
bruised, his right hip severely injured and
he sustained serious wound on the head.
For two hours he lay unconscious, but was
finally brought around and cared for as
well as possible until the arrival OF the
Memphis bound train. early yesterday
morning He was placed aboard that
train and brought to Memphis, being met
at the depot by SANKEY'S ambulance and
taken to the infrmary. The injured gen.
teman was accompanied by his half
brother
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Y. j. Graham,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair,
Sewer Pipe, etc.
3lO Front street.
Trust Sale.

By virtue Of deed Of trust, executed on the 18TH
day OF January. 1889 by II. J. Eckery TO the I'M
designed, rs trustee, 10 secure certain indebted
ness therein named, said deed OF trust registered
In the Registers Office OF Shelby county Tenncs.
see, In book No lss, page 4lO and Is referred 10,
and said Indebtedness being unpaid, At the request
OF tho bonenciaries therein named. we will. on
Tuesday, June 20, 1859,
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis. Tenn, sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the following real estate situate IN the
City Of Memphis, shelby county. Tenn. tOwit
BEGINNING at point on the wcsi side OF Desoto
street seycnty.hve (75) feet north OF Vance street
and running thence north with DeSoto street sew
entyhye Collect thence wcstwardlyat right angles
10 DcSoto street one hundred and eighty usOl feet ;
thence southwardly seyenty-hye l75) feet thence
eastwardly one hundred aud eighty QsO) feet 10
the beginning and being lots Nos. and =, In
block No. AZ, Of that part Of said City Of Memphis
ormorly called south Memphis
The lot Is well improved. there being good resi-.
dence Of eight or nine rooms and usual conyc-
niencc- upon II, and Il well worthy the attention
OF persons seeking investment
Equity Of redemption barred. The title 10 said
real estate II believed 10 be good but We will sell
aud convey aS trustees only.
This June !, 1859 -
STERLING PIERsON,
W. ID. WfLKERsON, Trustees.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
SUMMER RESORTS.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
On the Crest Of the AllSshanieS.
5000 Feet Above Tidewater.
Season Opens June %, 1889,

These famous mountain resorts situated at tho
summit OF the Ancghanics and directly upon tho
main line OF the baltimore & Ohio Railroad, have
tue advantage OF Its through train service both
east aud west aud are therefore readily accessible
from all parts OF the country, All Baltimore q
ONO trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during
the season.
with due regard for the safety OF guests In case
OF accident, nre escapes Of the most recent and app
proved design have been added To the hotel build
ings at both resorts
, Electric lights have been introduced throughou,
the houses and grounds; Turkish and RuSsiau
baths and large swimming pools provided for la.
Hlos aud gentlemen, suitable grounds for lawn
Tennis bowling alleys and billiard rooms are here.
me riding aud driving hortes are kept for hire III
short all the necessary adiuncu Tor tho comfort
health or pleasure Of patrons
Rates 500, s7o and so per month according to 10.
cation.
All communication should be addressed 10
GEORGE ID. DeShields Manager Baltimore q Ohio
Hotels, Cumberland Nd, up 20 June TO- after ia al
date, either Deer Park or Oakland Garrett County,
Md.
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Cincinnati, q.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
CINCINNATI. o., June Tho river Is
rising with sixteen feet two inches Of water
on the marks at O o'clock pm. All the up
per tributaries are at floodtide. There will be
a big river but no food here. The weather
Is cloudy and cold with business fair. Tho
Hudson returned TO Pittsburg on time. The
Bonanza left for Memphis with big freight
list and came In full OF people. The New
Mary Houston left for New Orleans with a
good start. The Granite State will return
from Cairo tomorrow morning In order 10
make up lost time, and the Buckeye stale
will take her place through from that point.
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CARo ILL.,. June 1.-The Florence passed
90 ST. Louis well laden with lumber last
night The New South had fair trip for
Paducah at II O'Clock today. The 0lkland
brought out two bnrgcs and will 20 south as
soon ~ the rest OF her tow arrives. The
Granite State Is here and will turn her trip
over 10 the Buckeye State, due down In the
morning, aud will 20 back 10 Cincinnati.
This move Is necessary because she Is 10 far
behind time. The Cherokee down at 4
O'Clock this evening, had a good trip for
Memphis. River - feet 6 tenths ON the
gauge, a rise OF 3 feet 10 inches in a houn.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud rncinc steamship Company's
AiRii Steamers

Tie ficam0r ~ ihis, the only regular line ail.
iuf q on the south 20 Liverpool. are vets popular
WITH passenger end tnV ruutc they In e hCluf les
liable 10 tad weather than that " tho New York
Steamers makes tho Trip thoroughly crl yahle.
The following steamers are expected iO loayo hffo
UAklIN, to sall about iuucA
TEXAN, " sail about iuurA
NM tlifr, ~ Eail about iuue1
JAMAICAN, 10 saii about June a.
hnlnns lafc-llcncc o. Liverpool. = or through
70 Paris via Calais ~ Dover lui Glass uIll, etc,
tllu or thlqd elias rail $40.
Return TiCkrtf-Now orleans % Liverpool AMI
ntufn. 500 New Orleans % PATHS and niufn.
nniclsss hii the way. SD ChIldnn aud tcrvana
% reduction
ror further particulars ~ 10 ifcirht and p,ssags
q yply 10 NJ a. SANDERS.
4 Caroniclet street Sos urlctnI
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THE RIVERS.
Boats Leaving


Arrivals--City of Baton Rouge, st. Louis;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Osceola;
james Lee, Arkansas City.
Departures--Ruth, New Madrid; City of
Baton Rouge, New Orleans.
Boats in Port--Joseph Henry, James Lee,
Coahoma, Rosa Lee, Gayoso, Chickasaw
Boats Due Up-City of Monroe, from
Natchez; Joe Peters, Arkansas River.
Down-City of Providence, from st. Louis;
Cherokee St Louis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

ny toms 81 contract the Comrsny musi deposit
tlllng a slugli ticket, and t,eiyc The following
unirial permit
CTkTlWCArE 4 hereby certify that he ion,
special deposit the necrssfY funds ~ guarantee The
payment ~ al prizes drawn bY the iutcria Dc 10
IounnrunD'a fuhllca.
n HopRiGUrZ RIVERA. Intervention
Further tho Company l. required ~ ds.ifihnts
dity sIn prf cent ~ the value " AL the tickets In
gtlErs a larger proportion than l. glNcn ~ AMI
other ioitrfG
finally the number II Tickets 4 limited % s0Oo1
ann0l lct than arc sold by other Lotteries ualnx
The same arhr DO
Tur fan particular aiife. Y. nasssttl, Apar
tid0 ~, Clty uf Mexico nr ., W. guLLi.N, ht1
liardee street. Nashville, Tenn. Ornerai AEent
inr ttaie ~ TCnuessrc To ave time IN EcttinE
tickets lddfcn your loticus ~ Nashville. Tenn.
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"REMEMnEI, That the payment Of Prizes Il
Guaranteed 10y Pour National Hanks ot New
Orleans and the Tickets are signed by the Prcsi
dent ~ AN Institution whose chartered rights are
rruguifrl IN the highest courts thcrciore, beware
of all limitations or anonymous schcmcA"
ONE DOLLAR 4 the pricy " the smallest part
or fraction II a Ticket Issued by u Ia any Draw.
lug. Anything IN our name offered Tor les than
u Dollar u sNiudle
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Non Daily iEIocp, sunday
Pas, End Dummy LINE.


thfsnp'hhf hhu Out1 AoutA
Leaves Afrivn
siimlicd Fr..- tilOpm siimllei Er De-. 100 m
sMall aud III. sloan EMAIL aud H.. N o. pm
iNswhcrn 40. tiApm tNeWhorn Ac.. SIS am
Limited etprcs uaina ruu solid between No
phis and Louisville, carrying Pullman buffet
bfaWlng Room Sleeping Tam Mail nnl EHpr1ss
runs solid between Memphis nni Louisville cat
wing trrant sleeping Hnd furlinlf chair crt, con
Meeting tlnsrlY Al FULTON tof Calru. ~ Louis aud
Chicago. giving The only day ifain IRON Memphis
a. "a loult Ticket ofice under Peabody llutul
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RoTIcE.

Having n4Slhcd Ne THccutfix u ihe estate d
A. nnuflac drucascd, all ucrsuns having claims
against the sario Will rrueeni them pfpicrit ptv-
sous indebted vhi please cgtng onward aud ic.tle
MANY DAuRtAC.
Fxcouirlx q ths Estate Of A. naurac, decosscd.
May "A issa
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Notice to Contractors.
LEvEE WORK.

Bids will BE- received up 10 . O'Clock pm. June
Il issq VI the Office nf The Ieyce Buafd ClafkH.
dale. Mis- Tor the following Lcycc work
Dysoto County sections u 20 70, 1900 cubic
Tunica couuiy-scctlous p 10 %. 1900 cubic
Tnnic, County-scctons ~ 10 ~ 1000 cubic
Tunlca couniy-scctlonI 8 TO %, 5000 cubic
ynrHa
yards
CoahomA CONVERSATIONS ~ 10 ~, 1900 cubic
ynrds
Coahoma Couniy-sccilons 10 1911. 1000 cubic
yards
lloud will BE- reQuird IN one third the amount
ri contract Names u bondmcn must accompany
bids The right l. ncsorvcd 70 inject any and All
bids, nddcfs arr Invited 70 examine the work bc
fure blddinz For further information apply ~
the undcn rucf. o. bAuNki,
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stage of ,he Rivers.

OTFiCr sioSAL SERVICE. y. q A.,
MEMPHIS Tenn, June 1, 1850. /
The following observations arc taken at all sta.
tlons Ia The 18th meridian time. which Is one hour
alter Than Memphis time.
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1871. NsnLLal II. :. .. .Il,IsI1n.

lfaNnl AfFIFW
~. Nnii.......tnu pm ~. q. Mall ........i GAN
ffafdis Express 900 pm e4arlis LNprra. as ain
tArm a t.1l lTTU an tACm & Lul lra.o Pa
rarfurru between Memphis nu1 Hnriis should
take hifdH otpWs uf local freight "a mail tftlu
will not stop NJ stations betwcUn Memphis aud str
dis The accommodation aud local fright carries
= coach ipf thr accommodation 0f local travel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
General News.

INDICATIONS: Fair; northerly Winds sta
tionary temperature.
The Ohio River will rise.
WEATHER clear and pleasant.
FAIR business doing on the levee.
TnE river at this point is lao feet, a de-
cline of 6-tenths.
THE Cherokee passed Cairo last evening
bound for Memphis.
TnE Ruth left port last evening for New
Madrid and the bends.
THE Jim Lee will be the packet tomorrow
evening for Arkansas City.
LEE LINERS outward bound tomorrow
evening" Coahoma for Friars Point and Rosa
Lee for Osceola.
ANCHOR LINERS In and out today: City Of
Providence from ST. Louis and City of Mon
roe from Natchez.
: FRoM present appearances the present June
rise promises TO be somewhat of q big freshet
In the Ohio River.
The Bonanza left Cincinnati for Memphis
last evening with a big freight list and a
cabin full of people.
THE Buckeye State will arrive in port on
tomorrow, Monday, and will 20 out for Gin
cinnati on Tuesday evening.
TUE "Big Indian Cherokee will arrive
here tonight, and will leave the elevator to-
morrow evening on return trip to st. Louis.
THE Granite State yesterday reshipped her
Memphis business on board the Buckeye
State at Cairo and returned 10 Cincinnati 10
repair light damages received by being run
into by tho Frisbie tow boat at Greenbar
while coming out on her regular trip.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Earthquake at III Paso.

Ell PAso, Tex, June LA serious
earthquake shock was felt here yesterday
afternoon. Many clerks ran out Of bust
ness houses into the streets when the earth
began TO tremble. One building was
badly cracked by the shock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

TEETH filled with gold, silver, amalgam,
etc, are poor substitutes for natures ORR
ginal provision. Use Longs Pearl Tooth
Soap, as it removes tartar and prevents de-
cav,
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AZ Evansville.

hpeclal Dspatch 70 Inc Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, June 1.-The George
o'clock last night. The Ohio, with light
cargo Of freight and full Of passengers and
stock. passed up at noon today, adding con-
siderable business here. She met the Gran.
lite State underway at Rosa Clair; damages
sustained by her while aground at Green
Bar was Of trihing nature. Locals out on
time, except the l.. q. Ragon, not In from
Nashville she will likely get In tonight
Capt. Don Mari wires that the Granite State
will be up for Cincinnati on her regulation
Monday having reshipped her Memphis
business at Cairo on the Buckeye State.
From appearances, the present June rise
promises to be on the order Of big freshet
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uArioSs

n. Rosenhcia sells
Wines and liquors 10 families atlow prices.
Telephone $50.
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sa,Ibo.ooo
AGENTS WANTED.

For Ctun RlIIr. or any further information DO.
srd write legibly 81 tho undersigned. clearly stat
ing your ncsidcncc. with State, county street and
number. More mpid return mail delivery will DO
assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing
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Don,t Leave Mempb,, mi. summer.

But remain here and purchase your
groceries from Goodman & Churchill, 34l
Main street, and you will have good
health, grow fat and be happy.
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Address Registered Letters CyaiHng Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS SATIONAL HANK,
New Orleans. In.
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White SMbhW9brings w Va.

Grand Central Hotel and Cottages Now Open for
the tenson
Elevation 1900 feet above the level ~ The 90
unsurpassed summer climate. accommodations
nrstclnss splendid railroad service. elegant vcsti
hule tfniuN
Fof Information inquire II Office Of G., o. a a
W. A. H. T. n. ~ ~. or address
"a b. IAKLE superintendent
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MAMMOTH DRAWING

Al the Academy OF Music, Now Orleans.
TUESDAY. JUNE IL, 1889.
Capital Prize, :: A.: 5000, 900
100, 900 Tickets at sioI Halves, $50, Quar-
tcrs, siOi Eghths 50 Twentioths,
s2i Fortieths. 81.
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IMPORTANT.

- New Orleans, Ia.
or VI. 4. DAuPUIN,
Washington, ~. q.
or nj No. q West Court ~, Memphis. Tenn.
NY ordinary letter, containing Money Order ~
sued by all ENpr,ss Companies, New York TX
change Draft or rustal Note.
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OLD FOLKS PAINS.
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
A sHBRooK & WHITE 222 FRONT ST.. PAY
~ highest cash prices Tor Hides. Fur and Wool
IsIIDEs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid. sCHElBLER 4 co. 2O3 Main St
ID c. SMITH. COUNTY UNDERTAKEN TEL
Nv. phone No asa Office corner Kansas aud
Kerr avenues
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lLvoOnwORRER At CUNNINGHAM Ms WAGON
w works. corner Monroe and D,soio streets.
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WANTED,

A WOMAN TO COOK FOR THREE AND TO
"a take care OF residence Il IL BARNES, Is
sir
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-09
ONE BOY STABs ANOTHER.
They Qunrreled and the italian Plunged n
Knife in Young Harris Thigh-The Lat
ter In Nor seriousIy Hurt.

They Qunrreled and the italian Plunged n
knife in Young Harris Thigh-The Lat
ter il NOT seriously Hurt.
Young Americas blood is up, or at least
that part of it which courses through the
veins of the newsboy element at the fact
that native member of that fraternity was
stabbed with pocket knife in the hands Of
an italian boy not yet month in the coun-
try. The affair occurred about noon yester-
day at the corner of Fifth avenue and Lib
erty street. Both boys are only about IL
years of age. but the italian, whose name is
Joe Annitze, is much the larger and
stronger. The wounded boy is named
Henry Harris, and lives at 421 Fifth ave-
nue..
The quarrel commenced over the italian
boy chasing Harris younger brother, with
whom Annitze had had an alteration, and
when Harry interfered the juvenile bravo
resorted to his nationa! resource, the stiletto,
or its substitute, the knife. which he
plunged into Harris thigh, making an
ugly but not dangerous wound. Officer
Garrett Crossan arrested the boys, and after
harris injuries were dressed he started for
home. The italian boy was held for hear
ing this morning.
Shortly alter the affair occurred reporter
met young Henry on the street. "Do you
want an item, mister?" he asked. 'Yes."
II got stabbed. Dere was dago done it"
"a dago stabbed you? Where?" Fright
dere in de leg. He made big hole, too,
but got him in de police station. I'm
goin' to tell my mother. She's goin' TO
make him pay fer it. guess I'll make
him pay S21. Wouldn't you?" Eyes, that's
not too much.''
''Say, mister, will he have to pay de
money TO me or de feller in the police sta
tion?''
The reporter could not answer that ques-
ton authoritatively, and Henry pursued his
way homeward
Early yesterday evening the father of Joe
Annitze, the boy who stabbed Henry Harris,
applied for his release at the Central station
and was told $50 would have to be put up as
forfeit. He sailed forth and apparently
canvassed the Italian colony, for an hour
after or SO he returned with eight other de-
scendants of the Caesars, and handed Ser
geant David Myers bundle done up in q
blue checked handkerchief. It proved to
contain S14 in bills and some S32 in small
change, quarters, dimes and nickles, for the
reason probably that small money was good
enough security for small boy. After
loborious count Inspector McAleese con-
cluded as the full $50 had not been raised to
accept S45 and Joseph was turned loose He
came out of his cell and laughingly greeted
his father and countrymen. who looked
solemn, however, as if debating whether the
S45 worth OF boy was q good investment.
The boy is very stout and strong for his
years and seems to feel no regret for what
he has done.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-09
IN GRIPP'S COURT.
The Population ofthe Workhouse Increased
Since SATURDAY.,

W ~-~-
Since Saturday.
There were so cases even at the Central
Station hearing yesterday morning, 10 of
them common disorderlies and 10 of them
common drunks. Seven persons were given
workhouse sentences, among whom was
Richard Layton, who failed to prove an
alibi on the suspicion of having stolen Rob-
ert Elliott's watch from his vest, that was
hanging up in Jackman's livery stable; 80
davs was his sentence. John Bentley got 80
days for blowing police whistle on Third
avenue; he said he had been put out of a
house there and wanted it pulled, 50 blew
his whistle to attract the police.
Sadie White, denizen of the Yellow
row, got 80 days for being very drunk, ex-
tremely dirty and very disorderly- Emery
Spires had refused to pay his fare on Penn
sylvania Railroad accommodation train,
and when put off by Conductor Watt threw
boulders at the cars; the conductor appeared
against him and Spires got 30 days.
Joseph Reddick and Edward Meredith
each got so days for fighting and pulling
revolvers in Ciark's court, and Thomas
Kendall got the same sentence for abusing
his wife and child and putting them out of
their home, on Poplar alley. David
Deutsch had been arrested for driving his
wagon against the team of another rig, to
the injury of one of the horses; his crime
was augmented by his treatment of Officer
Diehi, to whom he applied some very
abusive language, and he was given his
choice of $40 fine or 80 days. He chose
the former.
George Heisted, charged with felonious
assault and battery, was committed to Jail
yesterday bv Squire McCloskey, of Port
Perry, on oath of JOS Corbett. He will
have hearing on the 11th inst.