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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
The Suffrage Committees Report Fur
ther Discussed.

JACKSON, Mss, sept. lG.-ln the Con-
stitution convention to-day Senator George
made a strong argument in favor Of the
Suffrage Committee report. lie denounced
as false the reports that elections in Mssis-
sIppi since 1870 had been carried 10y
force and fraud lie conceded to
the negro the same right 10 life,
liberty and property that white men en-
Ioyed. but denied them the right TO destroy
the civilization of Mississippi Mr.. Ford
opposed the Dortch law and all property
qualifications. General ". +. Martin, Of
Adams county. made fierce attack upon
the committees report. He favored both
educational and property qualifications as
the only efficient remedy for the suilrag 90
evil complained OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
LIGHTWEIGHT FIGHT.
Carroll Whips Bowen ia one Hour and
Twenty -four Minutes.

IirTOII " Hip- IDNf n III VIIt IIVWI "II'1
Twenty-four Minutes.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. lG.-lhe great light
weight hight between Andy Bowen, Of New
Orleans, and Jimmy Carroll, Of san Fran
cisco, was fought to night at the Olympic
Club-rOOms.
About 800 people were present. and they
paid an admission fee Of from 500 10 S3OI
each. The fight was for purse OF
$4,000, $500 to the winner and
$500 to the loser. Carroll won in
the twenty-frst round. Bowen was terribly
punished, but had no complaint to make.
lie had horrible right Eye, and his mouth
was swollen and bleedine. Carroll was un-
hurt, save a swollen upper ZIP. Time Of
fight, one hour and twenty-four minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
NORFOLK.
Fatal Shooting Array Wealthy Capital
iSts-Peanuts.

l atai shooting ARRAY eaithN NaPltti-
ists-Peanuts.
NORFOLK, Va, sept. TO- Special. Two
negroes, named William II. Edwards and
James Mears, fought in Iluntersyile, a
suburb Of Norfolk, last night, and the
former shot the latter through the heart,
causing death in three minutes. This
morning Edwards was taken before a
magistrate and placed under a 500 bond
for his appearance before the County Court.
4 party of fifteen wealthy capitalists from
southwest Virginia arrived in Norfolk to-
day. They are seeking investment here.
4 tract of seventy acres of ground two
miles outside of the city limits, on the wa
ter. was yesterday sold TO southwest Viz
ginia parties for 100000.
The Chamber Of Commerce estimates
that the sales ofpeanuts in the Norfolk mar
ket last wear amounted TO a million dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
ANOTHER BAD WRECK.
Caused by "a Collision ON the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad.

ELIzABHTH, y. j., sept. l6.-Seyeral ears
were demolished and bad wreck was
made by a collision between two freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad, at
Tannery Greek, this morning. The collision
was caused by Fireman Tappin, who was
sent down 10 flag the first train, falling asleep
on the track. lie was run over and killed.
A tramp stealing a ride was also killed. \
few hours later the fireman ofan0ther freight
train. two miles distant. went to sleep on
the tender and fell of. lie rolled under the
wheels and was cut TO pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Eusee Railroad Signals.

The New York Central railroad has
adopted "A newy-invented fusee signal
which will lessen the danger Of collisions
between trains going in the same direction
In case a train is losing time from any
cause, one OF these signals is lighted and
thrown on the track, where it will give
warning 10 the train following. These sig
nails are 80 constructed that they will blaze
in the most violent storm, and will burn
eight, ten or twelve minutes, like the col
ored lights used i'm theatres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
attemnt tn Wreck A., Train.

SEAyIEw. MASS, sept. i6.-After the de-
parture Of the last BOstOn-bound train Mon
day night, the sectiOn-man found on the
railroad between here and East Marshheld
at point where the track makes a SHARP
curve and with quite an embankment, be-
tween forty and seventy stones, most OF
them the size Of a mans head. They were
piled up along the inside Of the rails, appa.
rently to wreck the next south-bOund train
The obstruction was removed in time u
avert disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Congressional Nominations.

LOUISVILLE, KY, sept. l6.-W. {. +
Breckenridge was renOmlnated for Congress
Yesterday at Lexington by the Democratic
Convention Of Ashland district.
HELENA. MONT, sept. lG.-Judge \. \
Dixon was nominated for Congress yestcr.
day by the Democratic State Convention
There were no state officers to be nOmina
ted. Great applause followed all reference
% Cleveland.
BOsTON. MASS, sept. l6.-The Massachu
sets Labor party to-day nominated l0I
GOyerner c. l.. Marks, Of sOmeryille, and
for Lieutenant-GoyernOr George B. Pearce
OF Lynn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
NEW YORk'S CENSUS.
The Health Board Declare 1t Inaccurate
and Incomplete.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Health Board
canyassers of the Second ward reported this
evening that they had found the population
t. 1876 against 922, as reported by the census
enumeratOrs OF the United States. The
Health Board thereupon passed resolutions
declaring that the result indicated
that the Federal census was inaccurate
and incomplete" and that an accurate
census is necessary for the Bureau of Vital
Statistics. The Mayor was accordingly
authorized to make a complete enumera-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
BASEBALL.
Results of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

Results OF the Diiierent Eames Iiayeu
Yesterday.
National Leaguc.-At Boston, Bostons, a.
Brooklyns. T..
At New York: No game-rain.
AtCleyeand: Cleyelands, 4; Pittsburgs
, Called fifth inning rain.
At Chicago: ChicagOs. >; Cincinnatis, ,.
Players League.-At Philadelphia: NJ
game-rain.
At II. Louis No game-rain.
At New York: No game-rain.
At Chicago: Chicagos. /; Buiialos, 3.
American AssOciatiOn.-At Rochester
Rochester, / Syracuse, 1. Called seventh
innng-darkness
At Philadelphia: First game-Athletics
/; Baltmores, D; called at end OF seventh
inning rain. Second game postponed
rain.
At Columbus: Columbus, / It. Louis, D.
At Toledo: First game-1oledo. /; Louis
vile, q. second game-roledo, o; Louis
vile u,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Killed by Lightning.

PROvINCETOwN, MASS, Sept. l6.-Du
ring thunderstorm to-day a funnel-shapec
cloud with a rushing noise swept directly
over the Union-wharf store. The lightning
struck the building and instantly killed
solomon Stanley, aged twenty-five, ant
Captain ROlph Atwood, aged siXty-twO
Captain Atwood's son Henry and Fred
Williams, one OF the proprietors of the store
were prostrated, and a dozen others re-
ceiyed slight shocks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Appeal Allowed.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.--Judge Iacombe to-
day made an order permitting an appeal to
be taken 10 the United states Supreme
Court IN the case Of Shibuya Gugigo, the
condemned Japanese murderer now in
sing Sing prison under sentence 10 be killed
hv electricity. Lawyer Roger has the ap.
plication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17

SOUTHAMPTON, sept. l6.-The do X
laborers assembled in large crowds out
side the dock gates this morning awaiting
10 resume work. The Union and Roy Al
Mail steamship Company, which were tie
last 10 hold out against the demands Of tho
men. this morning posted placards ON their
docks announcing that the increased wages
would be granted all around.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
FRANK HUME'S CANDIDACY EX-
CITING INTEREST.
Democrats of the Eighth District Conf
dent of His Defeat-The United state
Reports From All Parts of the State.


Reports From All Parts of the state.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, sept. l6.- Special. r.
The principal topic Of conversation here to-
day has been on the opening Of the Congres-
sional canvass. The question is. will Hume
get the requisite vote: Republicans who
viii support Mr.. Hume TO break down the
regular Democratic organization, say that
Hume will get more than half the regular
as an Independent Democrat, and the full
Republican vote, but Democrats as well
ycrsed in these matters say Hume will not
make the run Agnew made two years ago.
The temperance Republicans Of LOudOun
and the lower Fairfax Republicans will
not vote for him, and rather than do
IN will stay at home oil election day.
for General Lee is known as a
good man. and il bound To be re-
tanned. Mr.. Hume Is strongest here, and
nm the county and in Louisa and King
George perhaps. His stafford boom does
not seem % amount TO much. The Demo
Gratis have majority Of over 1000 in this
district. and the odds are greatly in favor
of General Lee. whose friends express no
fear oI defeat whatever.
Fire destroyed all the type, borders. etc,
in the printing office Of W. K. Newland, on
Fairfax street.
1t is said that Mr.. Robert Portner. who
has large grape farm near Manassas.
shipped ten tons of grapes TO Washington
last week.
Judge Norton has been after the disor-
derly houses lately. Yesterday when the
case Of Bertie Kyle was called, 1t was
learned that she had skipped TO parts un-
known.
Mr. samuel Larm0ur, who used 70 live
here. died i'm California recently. His re-
mains were brought here last night and in
TERED to-day.
Colonel samuel simpson is improving, and
is now able To walk about his room.
Mr. l.. +. Uhler. teller of tine Citizens
National Bank, is laid up with malaria.
The Hydraulian Steam Fire Company
leaves here tonight for Chester, Pa. TO take
part in the parade there tomorrow. About
fifty uniformed men 20 along.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Firemen's Convention.

SAN FRtNcIscO. CAL, sept. l6.--Consid-
erabIe time was devoted at yesterdays
session Of the convention Of Locomotive
Firemen to the discussion Of the report of
the beneficiary claims committee and in
clearing up miscellaneous business. The
election and installation of officers followed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Ray IIamIlton's Body.

LOUISVILLE, KY, sept. ld..Dr. j: o.
Green. who found the body Of Robert Ray
Hamilton at snake river. in Montana, ar
rived here on special train to his friends
The Doctor says that there is no doubt about
| il being Hamilt0n's body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17

BERNE, sept. l6. Bands Of armed mcn
have appeared at Tesserota. and a battalion
of troops has been sent from here TO aid in
disrersing them.
CAIRO. Sept. l6.-New cotton ofa superior
quality is arriving here in large quantities. ,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
BEYOND TIE ATLANTIC.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
FROM OVER THE SEAS.
Railway Accidents In Germany-b"rn''S
OF the Alhambra Palace In Grenada
Republican Victory in Brasil-hiuing
Explosion-GeneralC Cabiegrsm<.

BERLIN, Sept. l6.--During the last hT
days there have been several accidents oa
the main German railroad lines. In COZ
iision between two passenger trains at
point below Mount JOY and Calterbers, four
passengers were killed and several injure 1,
and "A brakeman lost both legs. station
master was arrested for causing the ac' i
dent through culpable neglect. In the Other
accidents no one was killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
COlOREO TRAGEDY.
A Negro Kills His wife and Commits 8
suicide.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September l6.-IIes-
ter Reed (colored) was shot and killed this
afternoon by her husband, who afterwards
committed suicide. The couple separated
about three months ago. she going 10 live
with her mother. This afternoon Reed
called at the house and finding his wife
alone, shot her in the throat, killing her in
stanily. lie then fired bullet into his
stomach, which caused his death this even
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
In BEHRlNG SEA.
An American Schooner Overhauled by IA
Russian.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. l6.-The
sealing schooner j. II. Lewis arrived few
days ago from the Behring Sea. She had
an adventure with Russian gunb0at. On
June 18th. while near Copper island, in the
japan sea, the Lewis was hailed by the eX-
Russian gunb0at Alexander, now used by
the Alaska Commercial Company 10 carry
seals. but which had on board the Russian
officials 10 arrest any sealing schooner
within nine miles Of the Russian coast.
The Lewis was Oyerhauled, and her papers
demanded by a Russian officer, Captain
McLeem hoisted the American Nag, and
refused 10 deliver his papers. His crew was
well armed, and the Russian steamer al
lowed the Lewis to depart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17

LONDON, Sept. l6.--A very unia,orab'e
impression has been created in Vienna and
Berlin by the speech OF General ferron. u
the French army. In which he decland IL
Russia able 10 overcome the triple alliance
i'm war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
brazilian Elections.

RIO DE JANEIRO, sept. l6.-To-days
elections insurcs a Republican majority IN
the Constituent Assembly. The press cot
graduates the government on the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Fire the tihambra.

MADRID. sept. l6.-At 10 0O'clock last night
fire broke out in the Palace Of Alhambrt :,
in Granada. and Notwithstanding the I.
forts of the firemen to eXtinguish II u Is st u
burning. The fire originated In the Alberta
Coward and soon spread to the galleries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Dudley May Re Coaxed There.
Louisville rlmes.l

Indiana has adopted the Australian
system OF voting, and the Republicans are
taking steps TO test its constitutionallty. II
the court will only nuilify tie law <hs
winter. Dudley may be induced 10 n,,a IL
the State at the head OF an army n
.'blocks-oEhyev In 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
court of Appeals Adjourned

STAUN1)N. VA, sept. IT, Special. r.
The Court VI Appeals adjourned to-day. \
large number of cases were not printed.
and there was nothing before the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Twenty-iivs miners Killed.

COLOGNE. September IG.-An explosion
occurred in the Maybach pat of ~. Wendell
mine. Twenty-Five miners were Killed.
Three hundred and twenty-five were res
cllcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
THE swTCHMENs CONVENTION

Condition.
BUFFALO, y. Y, sept. lG.-At this morn
mg's session Of the Switchmen's Convention
Grand Master Downey and Grand Secre
tary and Treasurer Simsott presented theil
record The latter showed the order 10 be-
in fourishing condition. The receipts for
the fear amounted to S97,J2I.A and the
expenditures 10 S92.33l.42. Seyenty-siN
thousand dollars was paid for deaths and
injuries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
the stockholders the benefit if they cared to
LROAD EARNINGS

Memphis and Charleston-Fourth week
of August. 1890, si7.62s; 1879, S36.Os3; in
crease. si1.jlj. Month Of August. 1890,
SiGS, 1873; 1889, Sli6,2jf increase, $22,i79.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Cholera In Aleppo,
ToIstoi III.

CoNsrANrrNoPLE, sept. l6.-cholera has
appeared in Aleppo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
Cable Notes.

ST. PErERsBu re-, sept. l6.-Tolstoi is Sc
rinmslN Ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17
uRIEI rELEcRANs.

Sire William Frazer Of Miugo Junction,
it. burned Der husbands eyes withacid for
NI.nker abuse % her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17

The House this morning proceeded to the
consideration of the Enl0e resolution rela-
tive TO the Kennedy speech. The pending
question was on the point OF order raised
against the resolu ion by Mr.. Grosyenor, Of
Ohio.
Mr.. Blount. Of Georgia, in arguing the
point of order recalled the BrOOks-Sumner
episode, and cited the action of the House
in that case Mr.. BouIt said he was not
here TO yindicate the character of the Sena-
tor from Pennsylvania. He was not here 10
investigate whether or not the charges
made by the gentleman from Ohio were trI'"
or not. These were matters with which 10
member had anything 10 do. but the que.
ton Of the character and dignity OF the
IIonse was one with which members had
something 10 do, and for which the people
would hold them 10 rigid responsibility.
The Speaker in rendering bis decision
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-17

g. number of accidents nave recently oc-
I'l ou German RAILROADS, and "a section
..fer has been arrested for culpihle negh-
ure.--Ihe Aihamhra palace in Grenada
.aasni fro Monday uight.-Ihe dock
'.fer, 40 southampton. kng., returned 20
"'Il- Twenty-Five miners were killed In
. .Apl0sIon in the ~t. Wendell mlme.-
N.~ cotton Is arriving 40 Cairo.-Ihe Bra
I.an elections insure Republican major
I .u .Ne Assembly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

DIR. HARRISON delivered his second lee
ture to men only at the Powers Grand
last evening, 10 an attentive and appFe-
ciative audience.
The subject of the lecture was called
Specific Diseases. causes and cures, and
dealt entirely with such cases As physi-
clans usually find IN the large hospitals
IN cities Ike Paris, Vienna and London.
The doctor presented 10 the gaze OF ms
audlences fome three or four hundred
views of cases that came under ms
personal supervision while abrosd, and
AS each picture was presented the doc
tor would fully explain IN language
chaste, yet PLAN, the causes OF such
condition anu the means OF treating Is
successfully. DR.. HARRISON maintains
that morality and good health are go
closely allied..as 20 be nearly SYNONYMOUS
The entire address marked the
scholar and the gentleman, and con
tanned nothing in any way the least
offensive. The dissosmg views We're
magnificent and increased the interest
in the subjects mapped.
Dr. Harrison is forclble and earnest
speaker, and carries conviction with
every utterance. HIS style is easy, has
manner graceful and his sonorous,
well-modulated voice strikes the ear
most pleasantly.
No one sitting in the audience last
night could listen 10 him long without
becoming impressed with his earnest
ness of purpose, and his thorough
knowledge of the science OF medicine
He argued that the present deplorabl'
| condition of the human family nnf q
bc due to centuries of improper living
He attacked IN an earnest manner tn,
errors OF youth, and suggested K
clergymen and parents the necessity o
teaching the young people under tnei
care the necessity OF living up TO tn
exacting laws of nature and nature
God. The doctor also impressed upoi
his hearers the necessity OF physica
training, and claimed tnat most per
nicious habits were due TO lack OF out
door exercise. The doctor will spenG
the balance of the week IN town.
Or. J. Chas. Harrison VINO made
fine impression before large audlenc
at Powers Grand on Sunday, VIII de
liver another lecture at the same plac
this evening. The box Office VIII b
open all day for the sale of seats.
c. r. Cline, business manager 70
Patti Rosa, who appears at Powers
next Tuesday evening, Is stthe Morton
If you have not yet been at Smith
Opera House tins week, You hav
missed n performance that, Ike Kat
sha'. left shoulder blade, Is worth go.u
mies to see. Mahnecs today and ever
day Tor the balance OF tie week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
COURT RECORDS.

CrRctlr-Hon. VI. C. Burch. judge
Tie People vs. James Moore, informa-
tou for rape; verdict guilty. john j..
Britain ". John Kelly. assunipst: on
trisi. Hon. Wm. 4. Grove. 1ufige-
Michigan Adamant Wall Plaster Co. vs.
samuel 4. Cummings, ss-umpst, ludg-
ment for plaintft Sl2o.oe ana costs.
Edwin Fsllas vs.. Jonn Mn.0eT. assul'p p
~: on trial. Css,s O. csii today, Nos.
l02, "A. p, -. -, 81. q and is.
svrnRioE-IIon. r. A Bur'ingame.
iudge.-ln re-op,ning, etc. OF Aiien-si.
apnrerAnccs Of respondents az soliows.
q. X. S 1. Railway Company. hy +. J.
O'Rrien: l.. :. & ". :. Railway COM
psnv. Nv Fitzgerald 4 Bang; J. ". Con
verse. bv W. :. Hovey. agent; {. n W
". hallway Company, by Nni 4.
smith. Tie ,mri parcel amended by
striking OF name ot Newsygo Manu-
featuring Company a. owner sud IN
serfirc fhc nsmc Of J. VI. Converse -
owner. Adjourned until "Wednesday,
November 3, 1870.
pposAgE-IIou. Cyrus K. Perkins
ge-Fsta.e Of william Devius, dc
ceased. petition ns~d for partition oi
real estate: November st f0r hear
ING. Estate of Dsniel i. fisfey de-
censed: Henry J. Felser and Thoms'
wais appointed commissions OF
c.sfnns Fstate OF DANIEL =. tsAllentne
,tef sas,d. Orrin u. Blanchard sna Al
bert Nofls appointed con4n1issl lonsrs or
claims. Estate 81 Peter laws. men
tally incompetent; letters OF guardian
ship 70 VIVA. II HsggeIty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

John Towle, the unfortunate lnehriste
who has oeen struggling for two weeks
81 ~. Mark hospltal against tne ln-
vaslon OF CelIrium trcmrns, q NOT Ntt
N shape 20 meet the charge ~ Drluf =
disUrdrTiy person, aud nls case wss put
over 10 the 10th.
Joseph Dyer and Cyrus Sherwood
were charged together Wen fgaN.ls ile
Arcade saloon in VIOLATION a tnc Stats
houor law. Ii wasconccCca Az ar9uD1
that Sherwood bad n9 prVis VITA
Dyer IN the business. and the case ~ CD
him wss uolle pro-'d. Dyer case was
adjourned 70 TIE l7th.
John Eyre. who 81 6rst des.ri,d 20 lc
ca Led Jonn Doe. aisd wl0 We aIls aca
Oct0ler ior asslult and s. $50 nat Iied
IA make = resistance ln Couit hy lre-
aueut aciournmeuts of the csse, was
convicted yesterday. lie stlli kic1s aiil
appeals.
John Hughes case ~ violnhon -
| ihe STAKE lQnof l4w va uoat lTos !
0u his payment "a ihe costs.
The saloon oass of i. "a. Kelley was
pat over 70 The l5tn.
Here Is little Willie BVef sgain. lie
aSs seen more of police court titan ANY
other pers0n oi his age BOZ ersDd ksp-
| lds ia another year Nliie al lot
have good Judge lioiconb @ stand 80
! hind him aua besiie hm snld al
| around bun. as be has done in,nfft',
| and 81 BE- vii do now. Willie stole a
wash oieF and sold q iof u'n cents.
lie and juogc Hoicomb VII be- IA
| court to-day.
Michael Curry. william Graham and
Matte q leason went g. ~ Toy ~ eAf'
| for hcing drunk. Matte expects to
see her stter today. hcsf ir ht'
palm the biefsc1 ransom oi $3.50.
TIE cases on call to-day are uf iuI
lows Ped olas real name George
/ gogers. is expect - 80 wax iu'n Coeft
at 10 O'Clock. and pay A. 81 score ~
A. IS foe a drank of winch hf 'kas eos.
virtea September -. he wfs eife
tll % iois.t } si - paf up. aua tnfn tai
%, t8ieI = william fagnr. murder, ~
am. Heary illrtdge. adaibTy, 'N 4.
IN. George RANKIN aud George specs
sra. jumping on street fsff. ih D. h.
Willie Dyer, larceny less t1em -. 3.
"a.
Tom Borke, Chas Niief ar.d jsmcl
sh.eidsv vii be a-rslgned tot mornin-
/ i0f drunkenness.