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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
spacc 10 Relate.

II will he remembered that some time
since Mr.. Edward Y. Cannon obtained an
Injunction 10 restrain the Masonic Temple
Association from putting in coal-oin ANA
steam boiler on tho property facing The al.
lcx-hetTeep Br02d and Grace and Adams
and jefferson streets. Mr.. Cannon owns
proucrtv on the opposite side Of the alley
Tine matter has been amicahly adjusted Joy
the Association paying % Mr.. Cannon t.l
sum Of 500. The injunction will now na
lifted.
The traffic manager OF the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
uanv gives notice. Tram arriving 40 Byrd
street station 40 So f.. VI. Will bee discon
tinucd after Saturday. Train leaving Byrd
street station at l:l3 J.. VI. viii be discon'
tinued after Sunday. The New lofh
sleeper will be attached 20 train leaving al
G:8O r. NJ. The New YORK ana fiofila
special will De discontinued. the south
bound after to-day, and the Norln-Douhu
after Tuesday next
A Joint meeting OF the chapters of tha
brotherhood Of 81. Andrew Of the city Of
/ Richmond will Doe held this evening at ct
James Church az s.1j l.. VI. Interesting
addresses will be- made hy the Rev. Melville
: Jackson and bv Major Robert stiles. ine
norton of the middle aisle within The rin'
| bon viii Doe reserved for the members oi iAe
brotherhood. and Tor those o. whom special
invitations have been sent. The public aie
cordially invited 90 attend.
At the meeting of the Legislature in d.
.embor. nearly all the railroad companies in
the State issued passes 90 the memnei7
good until ten (lO) days after the expiration
of the session. The following compaiiee
have made the passes issued as aDoNc' -'''
until the 3lst of December: NoIiolk "he
Western. shenandoah Valley, Richmond
and Petersburg. Petersburg. Richmond.
Fredorickburg and Potomac. the DanFilie
system i'm Virginia. South Atlantic ana
Ohio.
Mr.. W. McKinstrey, editor of the l.e-
donia. y. y. Censor, called at IHE il'n.7
office YESTERDAY. lie is ON visit 90 Rich
mond for the first time since 1865. and was
loud i'm his praise of the development OF ihe
city. aud OF It's prospects as great mann-
featuring centre. lie thought that much of
the water of the James might be utilized ln
Industries.
William Auablc. under indictments for
forging The names Of Louis aaWlllg' aNN
Edward Cummlns. was taken out OF j POD
Yesterday and carried before judge W 100
and bailod i'm the sum of 5000 Jon each case,
for his appearance at the May term of iie
court. Dr. /. j. Hawks. security.
A special from Washington last night said.
"Chici Engineer George II. White, j. q
tachod from duty at the Norfolk Navy J arl-
aud ordered o. duty in connection WITH ihe
machinery of the iron ciads 40 Richmond
Va
The properties of Mrs. Hoenineerand Ar
Shipman. Just below the city, were come
pleiely destroyed by the wind storm NDi-
ne-day evening. The roof Of some of ine
buildings were carried some distance away.
A marriage license was ISSUED hy ihc
Clerk of the Hastings Court Yesterday 90
Wesley Cheatham and Sally Brown, both
colOred.
The next Mozart musicale will Doe given
Monday NIGHT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

I he New Orleans Picayune Of the 9Th
instant. said; In 1851 the creyasses in the
leyees along the river in Mississippi, IN Ar
kansas below the mouth OF the Arkansas
river and in Louisiana were Ia number 30
They aggregated in total width 2bi,3il
feet. With these open breaks OF more than
ifty miles in extent, the river spread over
a vast region which is now perfectly dry
and safe, but which at that time, although
il was covered with water, never called
forth any Of the terrible prophecies that
have been hurled against Us.
In 1883 there were 222 crtVasse5, aggre-
eating many miles in lineal width, but still
nobody denounced eternal ruin upon our
city and country.
In 1891 there were ll0 breaks in the le-
wees, aggregating "A width of lSi,322 feet,
pouring out the Hoods upon our low lands,
but still nobody consigned vs. 10 hopeless
perditiOn.
In 1850 50 lar, there are some sixteen open
creyaeses, aggregaIIng not ssOre than Hoo
feet, say two miles Of breaks in thousand
niles Of ieyee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
LOWS M0rrlson's "inusi'''

Lewis Morrison, in his great impersoua-
ton OF MephistO. In Faust began iufce
nights engagement at tine Academy last
night i'm the presence Of one of the largest
and most fashionable audiences OF the seH-
son. Mr. Morrison has improved his pro-
ductiOn of G0eihe's magnificent work
since last year. Certainly nothing
has ever been seen in Rich
mond 10 compare with it. The scenes are
mounted " IA competence ard taste, and
the artists touch can De easily noticed in
each picture. Tho "Brockcu' scene is p1n-
derous I'm It's magnifccnce and the rain of
fire at lis close is a marvellous elect. The
electric and calcium effects are truly W0u-
derlul. Lewis Morrison makes peculiar
impression Oh his hearers as "McphlsiO.'
tie seems 90 awe rather than impress. 10
matters bat little whether be Is engaged n
nippant replrtee or I'M i0rciole defamation,
the same sensation Of awe and
admiration is ineXplicably mixed.
The Marguerite of Miss Rosaba Morrison
is as great in its way as her fathers Me-
phisto. IL is fun of subhmely delicate
touches al times and then again She rises
t0a surprising degree Of force and power.
She looks the part 10 perfection, having "a
lovely face aud a beautiful WillOwy figure.
The Faust OF Russ Whyial was eXceii0utly
dressed. and fairly acted. Porter NAte's
Valentine was creditable, and Miss Carrie
Garter prNokod"much laughter by a clgy-
orly acted, although somewhat broad COM
ccpiiOn of Dame Martha. This lady's per-
Torrance wqs married by QarilcUl .riy
shabby dress, the fact being more marked
Dy The exceeding elegance Of all the other
costumes. The entire performance is "a
magnificent one, aud viii be repeated TO-
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
Richmond COLLEGE rs. s.. u. G.. g..

A public debate VIII take place tonight
at Richmond College between the iandO' Dn
Literary Society OF ihe yung Mems Chris
tan Association and iAe Ma Sigma Rho -o-
cicty OF the college. Mr.J. L. Noiis.neer
OF the Stu Sigma hh1 Society. Will preside.
The debater- are Messrs. j. W. Gorlcn and
C.M. Wallace. Jr.. of the Randolph. and
Mossrs. J.. W. Grcncr, of MARYLAND, and 81.
owen Carver, Of Tennessee. VIII repre- nl
the Mn sigma Rho Society. The musical
numbers 0l the programme VIII berendeitd
by Miss Lillian Arnold and Mrs. Durrait
Miss Katie Brown. accOmpauist. Mr.. D.
B. Robinson. of California, and Mr. j. ll.
Franklin. of Virginia. compose the commit
tee of arrangements. The debate viii Dec
interesting, as the participaiors are cin-
quent and logical speakers. The exercise
VIII Doe held 100 tine college chapel. and VIII
BEGIN 40 o.lj O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

"ThH kifcheU BHll0s" c0mm0ncpd u tlf1'-
niehts' engagement at the Theatre la-i
night The audience was very small, tlt
p.ay very stupid, and the actors worse than
Amateurs. The piece a1ounded in such
ancient songs as ~ln the Cleaning" soap
tain Uuks.r "Nhfre Did You Get THAI.
Hate" and "Iae Bell Goes Ringing for Sac
rah." These and the dialogue We're i00
much for the Theatre management. as WDl
us heauiieucc. and before ihe peliormar..
ended tue engagement Cor The rest oi lle
week ltIs cancelled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

The police OF the Second District have
completed their arrangement. for iho enter
ta'umcnt t0 Doe given at the Mozart Acado-
ms Tuesday next Tine programme Is one
of lhe most attractive ever presented
10 the public hy home talent. The Ray.
Moses ID. ll0go. ID. d.. win lecture. rlt-
ioct: "nunniug the Blockade" Dr. Thomas
Nelson PAGE will fcciie selections from his
works. and Professor Jacob Reinlarll has
arranged a musical programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

The Medical fXaming Board Of Virginia
resumed its session yesterday morning at
o'clock, and the examination Of candidates
was continued until II o'clock last night. ai
which time all the answers were received.
The board viii meet again this morning az
o O'Clock. when the work OF examining the
written responses 10 the questions will be-
sul-di,ided, and later he board will au-
nOunce the names Ofihose who have gradu-
ated and are entitled 10 diplomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
A SECOND INDICTMENT.
United states Grand Jury Ina the Jackson
Ward Election Cases.

The grand jury Of the United States Circuit
Court was i'm session again yesterday. in
about two hours the jury composed of
twenty-one men with Mr. $. McG. Fisher
as foreman. brought in % second indiet-
ment against Messrs. Preston BelVin. ID.
NJ. smith. Jr. T.. &. Tate, Walter Black
burn. August Fisher, Willie shoneii,
A. B. Guig0n. j. &. Darlington, and
Richard Cottrcll. This time they
presented 10 the court on the charge of OLE
structing and preventing the following ai-
legged qualified voters from voting 40 ine
Second precinct in jackson ward. Oscar
Brooks. Nelson sylvester, John Henry, and
John T.. Anderson. The indictment Naa
drawn bv Assistant District Attorney Is. J..
G. BrisiOW. and the witnesses were james
Bahen. Nelson sylvester. Oscar Brooks. ana
John 4. Anderson. The grand jury viii Doe
IN session again to-day. Mcssrs. james
LYONS ana G. v. Meredith, counsel
for the accused. made the same motion
that was made by them yesterday quash
the Indictment. The cases VIII De tried ihe
latter part of next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

s. special meeting of ihe city cornell
VIII Doe held leX Monday evening 90 cone
slider the annual budget. 40 the same tine
viii Doe given q detailed statement OF OBJ.
financial condition OF ihe city. The budget
has been presented before. but DO was nO'
adopted because all oi the various come
mitieos wished for more money than we
had 90 give. llc revenue OF tho c.iy al-
nroximato. sI20Oll. The. actual oN-
pen.e-. interest. &c.. amount t0 about ,Nll-
600. this only leaves u- less than $780, 900
for all of lle various committees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
l,nMhainn lInh.

4 meeting u The powhatan Club was
called for last night The WemDers OF the
club have just passed. through che excite
ment of political primary, and The lapse %
time since has been too short 10 whet their
appetites fof political food; besides, there
was nothing but routiIe work demanding
their attention. The result WAS Thai there
was but small atteudance-not enough
TO transact business,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

THE elocuiion class OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. assisted Dog Miss
Lillian Arnold and others. gave an enter
ainmehi last night for the benefit OF thc
Young Mems Christian Association. A
programme. literary and musical, was Well
rendered. Especial mention +, deserved by
bliss Amoid's reading of Collins "Ole 90
ile PASSIONS with musical aceompa-i-
mout and illustrations, closing with 40
Objective fufIDnu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
THEY WILL Be WELCOME.
Adopted SECS Of Virginia WIN Entertain
nsylauders.

Much enthusiasm was manilested last
night at the second meeting, IN tbs Cham
Der Of Commerce. Of Marylandors who have
adopted Richmond as their bone, and who
are determined TO show those bafylanders
who shall come here when the Lee in0nu-
mept Is unveiled how Maryland raising IL
adapted to Virginia hospitality
A report Of the executive committee APP
pOinted az the last meeilng vas adopted.
ID suggested that military ball De given
In honor Of visiting Marylandcrs and other
0n the night Of May 10Th, and
fhe committee was increased 70 ten men,
bers. Al the ball, 10 shlcb a limited num-
Der OF tickets will be l0ld, eAeb admitting q
lads and gentleman, the i1yiied guests Nh
b. The line and stan officers Of the visiting
militia, not only Of Maryland, buy Of Other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

40 1916 o'clock last night an alarm 90
fire Nas turned in from BoA 90. liaryie and
Main streets. caused hy ihe burning al ln
uuoccupied two-story frame building, ihe
extension of Chaiiln street. The house was
owned hy Colonel W. Miles Cary, and was
evidently the work OF incendiaucs. The
damage done VIII amount to- $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
Eielio1nih ANNUAL Auction sale.

Commencing Wednesday, April oh, at
MayO's sales rooms. n Smith street, each
day 40 i0 a. NJ. and T.. NJ. from the we'll
known Taunton Silver Plate Company. A
choice stock Of rich. elegant and unique
silver ware. Marble clocks. hrnnzes, gold
and sli,er-handied umbrellas. lamps. opera
glasses and Rogers lcelebraiedJ table cut
ilegy. Mr. Hal viii be glad % see his Old
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

The Ladies' Missionary Society held q
meeting 10 their rooms corner Fourth and
Grace streets Yesterday There was q very
I large attendance. and ihe address delivered
Dy Rev. II. NJ. Wharton was listened 20 at-
tentiApiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
cHssAPEAKe oEFlcERs
The Board Hears Evidence and Post
pone- the Election.

pone- the Election.
The Board of the Chesapeake and iis
Tributaries. met in the governors oihceye
tcIday morning, at III O'Clock, TO elect oiii-
Ger. for the Chesapeake. the war vessel Of
the Virginia oyster fleet. The board re-
manned boa session from d o'clock until 2.31
u. NJ. and listened o. long and short
snoochcs from mon ycr-cd BOD oyster lore.
and who appeared in the interest OF cand.-
dates for lho command Of the Chesapeake.
Captain Seth Foster is now ihe bearded
tar. VINO rules the waters.
Acapiain is elected aunuallyb by ihe board.
and the captain nas opposition. After ali
were heard. The board adjourned, without
going into an election, reserfing tbs Jog
another meeting; the time for which was
not set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION.


ing This and That.
Mr.. Robert G.. Harper, AT one time q Wei
known dry goods merchant of Baltimore
died i'm that city "A few days since. aged ni
tv-nine years. The deceased was a member
of the Oiey Battery Of Richmond during the
war. and afterwards removed to Balt-
more.
Captain William r. Drinkard, Of the Dis
patch. is confined TO his residence By Illness.
Mr.. b. II. Terry. Of staunton, was ia the
city yesterday.
Judge J.. Ii. Fitzhugh is III; confined to
his bed.
senator Little, of Fredericksburg, is iu
the city.
Captain John $. Wise, of New York, is in
the CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

A GENERAL MEETING or THE
~ stockholders ofihe RICHMOND UNION
FAS-t NoIR HALLWAY Company VIII
bo held nt II O'Clock 81. on the 18Th day of
Nav. I-ilu, 40 the Office OF the Company 40.
300 houx street, In tie city Oi Richmond. iOr
tie purpose oi authorizing "a conveyance ol
the properly and franchises Oi tnis Company
To the Richmond and Railway a.d Electric
Company, and OF acting upon -nee other hus-
mess as may be br1n4nt before The meeting
Byorder Ol tina loafd OF Directors.
GIBSON fUlLkL, aecretarr.
APRIL I0ru, 1900. apll-tdla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

~ HAVE been afflicted with an affection
Of the throat from childhood, caused By
diphihcria. and have used various rene
dies, but have never found anything equal
% Browns Bronchial Iroches.' Rev. G..
NJ. +. Hampton, Pikolon, Ky. sold only in
boxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
OFFICE ABOLISHED.
COMMISSIONER or IMMIGRATION
NO MORE.

The work TO be Hereafter Performed by
the Comni-sioner OF Agriculture o.
Amended List OF Apprepriatlons-Ad-
tournament Until July.
The Board Of Agriculture met again yes
terday morning al 10 O'Clock, President
Koiner presiding.
Major suthcrlin presented resolution
which was adopted. authorizing the Com
missioner Of Agriculture 20 eXpend for one
year from Che ist day Of this month sum
NOT exceeding six hundred dollars, in addi-
ton % the salary OF fifteen hundred dollars
for the chemist. and. with The approval Of
the chairman OF This Board. power 20 em-
ploy such assistants as may be necessary TO
do the work in rropos time, or to have analy-
scs made OF fertilizers under the Fertilizer
act.
The Board amended the report Of the ap-
preparation committee, so that % now
stands AIS follows.
Chemical Doparimont-FOrch chemist 1900
extra chemical work. 5000, chemical clerks,
$500. inspector FOR ile time actually EN- loN-
ci per month. including travelling expenses,
f75. p0Ii ,. 500. chemicals. $500, rent. $500;
inc.drufTIs and printing $3.50. Agricultural
aparlmful-Hcnf. $500. expenses of bOWd.
$3.50. porter. rlaU printing ana lucldcu'NI s,
slON-t total. 1880. lmml ration Itput-
mcut-.l .lNO. farmels lusifuit-sooui scoi-
opist at q sum NOS lO exceed t3NV
OFFICE ABOLISHED.
The board decided 90 abolish the Office of
Commissioner of immigration. This move
was made % reduce expenses. The work
will hereafter be done by the Commissioner
OF Agriculture.
Dir. smith offered q resolution providing
that the committee on legislation Doe direct
ed 90 examine the mortgage Jaws of Kansas
and other Western States. with view OF 80
amending the laws of this state as Co secure
an influx 0f outside capital TO Doe secured by
mortgages on country real estate. thereby
giving owners of land am opportunity col
make greatly needed improvements 10 their
property
TREE POSTAGE.
A lctterwas read from toe state Board Of
Agriculture 0f Now Jersey stating That "a
move was being made t0 secure by an act of
CONGRESS Jaw whereby reports oi state
Boards Of Agriculture and state Horiicuiiu-
rnl Societies may be- carried lY mails llee.
The board ordered the president aud secre-
tlrv % Give their endorsement Go the move.
A l0'fer was also received from the same
board stating that project Was aiu0i 10 0r-
,.anilo "a National Board of Agriculture.
and asking tle board iO give their support.
The board ordered the endorsement o. Doe
given. -
At2O'ciock the board adjourned until The
quarterly meeting in JULY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

,VHE co PARTNERSHIP EAlollN,e,,
| between N. l.. MDuiiEand q. i.lAN.
ss prool.ciols ol theJAAh> NiNtt ~
lDNfANl. ha. THIS dAy dissolved py iAA. '-'
consent. Nr. A.. h. Carter retiring. ..l
Ihe business Nlli nt hereafter tf .n
by "A. 4. MOORE. who alone WIZ te"
bills aud settle an indebtedness. ..
''''' '''''' a. n. NoNlf.
q. r.. CARTE
Richmond, Va. April 10. 1890. ~-'-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

Al0rz0 b. Cornell. the former governor of
Sew York. Us missing from home. several
judgments have been entered against hun,
which mav account lor his absence. Friends
think bis mind unbalanced. Tie bad OF late
gone into several visionary schemes for
making money. Has associated with
ihe famous James A.. simmons. 90
bank wrecking fame in numerous imam
cial transactions. The representative OF
J.nne- 4. -.mmOne. said today that Doe had
'0n- doubted Dir. Corn.rs ability 20 meet
his business obligations and intimatcd
strongly that Cornell was going into wildcat
schemes too heavily.
John &. Calhoun. just returned from a
trip through the South. says that the defcl-
onment there boz iron industry and cotton
manufactures is surprising. More money
is Ga the South for Investment than ever Dee
lore since toe war. The Southern people
are raising their own supplies, and the
money received from cotton along the line
vi the Richmond Terminal is booming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

TOR RENr-THE NALtNilNs
4 HOUSE. located ou Broad NiniA
Capitol streets. overlooking tlf
~Iu4rc. Boss r0lriluE-luurr Iu IN'
OLOk6t h.. CRAWFORD, iuu3 IinA ''t'''
mhf3-im
TOR RENT OR SALE. AS a fAHt
J. or whole. "IllhAiNI. 600
known farm on James river eleven
10 In the cts. TOT, .s "a most tA'r 'tt
pouunlty % secure one ui iN1 lhtt.
the James RIVER valley. Apply iN t'i
y. l.. MAlNl, city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

Building papers. lest and cheapest,
Sheathing paper should De used 10 all
frame dwellings. a. b. CLARKE n son,
1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

The yice-Presidenrs gayel is Of itself a
standing evidence that the senate }, an
orderly body. and needs no sch0Olmasier
for presiding officer. tO compel quiet. The
eayei has nO handle. 10 never did have
amy. 10 is simply a little piece OF white
ivory like ,he head OF "a gaNel, polished and
shining. ~ would not do in the House at
alb for the most that can be done
with 10 IS 90 give gentle rapping
on the de5s. aud in the other wing
the Speaker sometimes needs 10 hammer
away Ike o man with beetle. The Senate
gayeL with which Nice-Ptsidont Morton
tells the Senators that they are making too
much noise. has been ln existence and In
use as q gayel for many wears. 10 is the
Identical one. 10 Is said. which was IN use
when Daniel Webster was ia the Senate,
and probably was used The day he made bis
rouiy 10 Hayue, o. still the buzz in The gall
lefy when the great man sat down. This,
at any rate. was said TO be true the other
day.
There is q mystery about the gayel, too.
Nobody but Captain Bassett, the white
haired do0rkeeper, knows what becomes Of
IL during the recess and when Congress Is
not In session. The venerable old Captain
Bassett takes ID from the Nice-Presidenrs
desk and hides il somewhere, and IL Is lost 10
the world until 10 is again needed by the
Nice-president. Captain hasseit knows the
history OF the gayel, as be does of everything
else about the senate Chamber. for he has
been there since some time in thethlrtles or
f0riies. when he first received his appoint
ment-as a page, IL is said-thrOugh the IN
nuence OF Daniel Webster. IL has been sug-
eested that Captain Bassett carries the gdlel
i'm his pocket a. a mascot when the senate
Is not in session, though this is probably not
ue.-philadelphia Telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

NJ. de FREYcINEr, Premier OF France for
the fourth time, Is described as being small
and insignificant physically, and bis coun-
tenance habiiuglly bears p turiiye, scared
expression which has led 20 his being dub
bed The White Mouse" His wife is a
clever, ambitious woman whose aim in life
is 10 become Madame la Presidente."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

WANTED 49, BY FRIENDS TO
w know that ID. II. PYLE. ihe wcIlr
known painter. has removed llom 20 north
Ninth street 10 sloil east Broad street,
npO-lN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

Window and door screens. frames an.
wire. a. Il. CLARKE * son, 1910 Mali
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

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Jones. loinGexior g. 60. against Chris
tlan. Argued hy Isaac Digs. Esq.
poIire Caurf- Russell Iames lcoioraD
CHARGED with cruelty h.rfin, and torfrr-
ine mule. ne nronerfv Of Cbarie. II
PAGE. Fined $40.
Martin Hare, charged with being drunk.
fin,d 81
william Harris looloredl charged with
stealing one pair oil pants, the property oi
Motifs Barker. dismissed.