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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
CITY Circuif Cnurf.

suit was instituted yesterday in the City
Circuit Court by James &. smith against
the George Campbell Company. This is an
action for debt in the sum Of SJ99.lS.
The October term Of the City Circuit
Court begins on Monday, the 10th. The
following are the jurors: Cannon ii. Flem-
ing, Benz. T. Crump, +. NJ. Crump, Robert
A. f. Dabney, John NJ. sheppard (colored),
James W. Gibbons, John {. Hogan, Il. NJ
Glazebrook, Charles Goldenburg, William
Glasgow (colored), Thomas j.. Spencer,
Thomas j. Todd,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
state Medical Board.

Governor Mckinney has accepted the re
signation Of DR.. l.. Ashton, OF Fredericks
burg, as member of the State Board Of
Medical Examiners, from the State at large
DIR. Ashton was appointed April 3. 1890, tC
ill the uneXpred term Of DR.. j. J. Moore
The Governor has not yet filled the vacancy
The Governor appointed DR.. a. {. Palmer
of Norfolk, as member Of the State BOard
of Medical Examiners, from the Second
Congressional district, to Ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of DR.. Jesse ii
Peek, of Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
NInora,s Assnilant Caught.

The negro man, Adam Wilkinson, who
assaulted j. Hall Moore, Jr., in HenricC
county, about six weeks ago. and inflicted
some very severe wounds, delivered him.
self last night to the officer in charge OF the
First police-stati0n. The details OF the
trouble are too well known TO require any
explanation, and THE TINES has already
published full account OF the assault.
Wilkinson is. Of light ginger bread
color. twenty-five years OF age, about six
feet and ten inches tall, and weighs Ii,
pounds,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
PROPOSALS.
EASTERN LUNATIC Asylum,
WHLIAMsBURG, VA. october .. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

EASTERN LUNArIc ASYLUM,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. october .. 1880.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
The undersigned will, until l2 O'Clock NJ.
OF TUESDAY, October IL 1890, receive
sealed Proposals for furnishing this insiitu-
ton with the following for the ensuing
quarter, beginning October 1, 1890:
GROCERIES.
40 Barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
400 bushels CORN MEAL go pounds per
10000 Pounds SHOULDER BACON.
200 Pounds HAM BACON.
800 Pounds Rt FINED LARD.
$500 Pounds GRANULATED SUGAR.
1000 POUNDS YELLOW SUGAR.
1000 Pounds l. sGUAYRA COFFEE.
800 Pounds GREEN TEA.
600 rounds HOMlNY.
100 Pounds SODA CRACKERS.
1000 Pounds LAUNDRY SOAP.
200 Gallons MOLAsSES.
20 Gallons SHERRY WINE
100 Gallons CIDER VINEGAR.
DRY GOODS.
1000 Yards BLEACHED COTTON.
I.6OO Yards BROWN COTTON.
500 Yards CALICO.
900 Yards sHErTING % a..
500 Yards LlNSEl.
500 Yards GiNGHAM
200 Yards woRsfED GOODS Tor
Dresses).
200 Yards DRILLED COTTON.
1850 Yards FLANNEL.
BOO Pairs BLANKETS.
Parties may bid for any one or more OF the
articles above. All are required 20 furnish.
with bids, samples, u be examined by The
Board Of Directors NJ their meeting. Ocio-
Der ~. 1890
Articles furnished must, IN all cases. come
fully up to sample. Otherwisewill be- returned
at bidders expense. All articles must be de-
livered. eights prepaid. AZ the Williams
burg depot, on or before Che 10Th day OF
October. 1880. unless otherwise required
by the undersigned. and will be rewelghtd
and rellegsured by the storekeeper.
PaymSnts - be made within thirty days
after receipt OF goods. No pawn ent % Do
made until the contract has been fully ana
faithfully complied with.
Bidders must state price ON each sample
and designate their samples with private
mark tdo not use same mark as IN former
bidsg but In no case must name OF bidder
appear on samples.
x list OF the bidders samples, prices, marx
and name, must be sealed and addressed 10
the Board OF Directors. care OF the under
signed. the right being reserved 10 award the
contract 10 any one or more of the bidders.
or reject any or all OF the bids offered.
Samples should be marked 80 tnrnisn
-upplies" and addressed 10 the undcr-igneh
q. T.. ARMiSlEAD.
steward Eastern Lunatle Asylum,
octio-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
Nineteenth Anniversary

On the 10Th OF this month the First Regi-
ment OF Virginia Volunteers will parade.
The nineteenth anniversary Of the flrma-
ton OF the regiment occurs on Sunday, the
10Th. therefore the celebration will take
place on Monday. The parade will be at 4
O'Clock, and full ranks in the companies
are to be expected. At night there will be
an entertainment at the Armory-probably
an oyster roast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
The Hastings Court.

Thomas Nash (colored) was tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday, charged with
forging the name of II. c. Duke to two or
ders for $ll each. He was acquitted, and
two other cases against him were nolle
prosecuted.
Dallas Patterson (cOlOred), charged with
a malicious assault on X. NJ. Traylor color
ed, was tried and given five years in the
penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
READ TIE SUNDAY TIMES.


The Equitable Life Assurance Society re-
ports that the new assurance written dur
ing the first thrCc-quarters OF the year,
shows an excess Of S20,OO0.OO0 over that o;
the same period last wear. 10 Is stated that,
with continuance Of this ratio OF increase.
the total new business OF the society for the
wear will exceed 500. 900, OO.-New York
Commercial Advertiser, October 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
GREAT NATURAL ADVANTAGES


provided
the industrial
purchased
conr il 10000 stock
elnds,as
the aviton The
feet
theh
Elkton
at
hough " re- sul
established
thousand
null carpenter
beautiful stretch OF
be utilized for boating fishing
ton
site
pnys
p Of
T.. W
ro II j. Miller,
o c
Il oictlona
S. Il. II. MILLER, JAMES HANCOCK, S. c. SPENCER,
President. Nice-Eresident. General Manager
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
What VIII the Howitzers Say?

\ petition has been presented TO the Gov.
ernor by a committee of colored men who
have the emancipation celebration in
charge, asking that the Richmond llowit-
zers be ordered out to fire a salute during
their celebration in this city on the 18th
10th and 18th. Governor Mckinney stated
10 the committee that he would take the
matter under consideration. 1t is very Ger.
tain that the Howitzers will not lire the
saluta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

Police Surgeon Brock yesterday ex-
amined Mr.. James IL. Thomas, who was
appointed Wednesday to till the vacancy
on the police force. Mr.. Thomas was found
10 be up to the requirements. and imme-
diately qnaliied. He was assigned to the
Third district, and went on duty Yesterday
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
MARRIAGES.

COKE-FL ANNAGAN.- Married, October
LIST, at the residence Of Mr.. John \. Coke IN
this city. his daughter. Miss ELISE COKE,
and Mr.. DALLAS fLANNAGAN, Of New
York
JONFS-aARGROvE Married. on the
% OF September. ls0o, at Centenary Metho.
dist church, by Rev " T.. Judkins. assisted
by Rev. George Cooper. ID. H.. Mr.. CHARLES
c, JONES TO Miss MAUD HAkGRONE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
Kettle Lewis Thomas Case.

In the suit over the Thomas case yester-
day argument was heard in the Supreme
Court rooms. This case is in the Chancery
Court, but the noise about the City Hall
annoyed counsel and judge TO such an ex-
tent as TO make change desirable. lester-
day Judge w. j. Robertson, Of CharlOties-
Vile, spoke. Judge George l.. Christian
will speak to-day for the plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
SPACE TO Relate.

SPACE TO Relate.
The sale Of seats for 1.-The Sea King
Comic Opera Comique will commence al
the theatre this morning. The engagement
Is for four nights, commencing Monday
next, with matinee on Wednesd ay.
The Snnual meeting OF the Richmond Ger
man Club will be held at the Richmond
Club-rooms October lith, al $50 O'clock
L. NJ.
Mr. l.. T. Christian, who mas been attend
ing a convention ,oi Funeral Directors As
ISOLATION in Omaha, has returned home.
Mrs. Ann Adams, mother Of Mr.. w. &.
Adams, is very III at her home, No. VlT east
Marshall street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
siened the ORDINANCE.

Mayor Ellyson yesterday signed the ordi-
nance, recently passed by both branches of
the City Council, complying with the State
law requiring houses OF and above three sto-
ries 10 have fre-escapes, The ordinance
designates the character OF these escapes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
who VIII BE the Lucky Person .

Tonight at O'Clock an order will be at
tached to another massive forty-foot bal
loon, which will be sent up by Mr.. Louis
Fellheimer IN front of his famous estab-
lishment, and the finder OF the same when
il descends from its skyward flight, present.
ing II 10 the 5. .. 4. c. Hall, Third and
Broad, will receive suit OF clothes free Of
any charge Whatsoever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

In the notice of the Richmond and Man.
chester Street Railway matter, THE TiMEs
stated 1.-The company did not include In the
This is mistake. The new company
bought all the franchises Of the Richmond
aud Manchester Railway Company,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses We're issued yesterday
to the following Richmond couples, all col
ored: Robert Lee Owens and Beulah Mick
ems; Peyton Ilaskins and Hattie Neal !;
William Carter and Sallie Bates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
oc1O.12,1i.16,1 s,19,22-7t

Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat
ment, y pages, illustrated; price, SOC. sent
upon receipt of lOc., cost of mailing, etc.
Address Professor K. II. Kline, VI. D., 9jl
Arch street. PhiIadeIphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

Policeman Kelly, who hsd been sent TO
Bedford City 10 bring back William Jeiier-
son, alias Indian Bill, for smashing In H..
Fishers window, short while ago, arrived
in town last night With his prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10


aciou OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Brotherhood of st. Andrew-City Mis-
sionary Society,
At meeting OF II. James Chapter OF the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew, held Wednes-
day night, Rev. Preston q. Nash was
elected delegate to represent the Chapter
at the convention Of the Brotherhood to be
held In Philadelphia from 10th TO 10Th OF
October. Delegates from nearly every
State in the Union are expected 10 be in
attendance.
The Richmond City Missionary Society,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
Q 100000 DONATION.
The Retreat for the Sick the Fortunate
Receiver.

The Retreat for the Sick the Fortunate
Receiver.
This summer Mr. r. W. Powers, while at
the Rockbrid.e Alum, received letter
from Mr. Simeon +. Baldwin. Of New Haven,
Conn, stating that lac and Rev. l.. a. Bald
win were trustees OF "A fund left by Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Clifford, New England lady. 10
charitable institutions. Mr.. Baldwin asked
some questions regarding the Retreat for
the Sick; how it was conducted, who were
It's officers. and general information in ret
crence 20 It.
Several letters passed in relation to the
subject. the result being that the trustees
have made a donation Of $4,000 to the Re
treat
To do this the charter Of that institution
was altered a short time ago in the Circuit
Court, the principal change in it being that
no stock hereafter can be held by anyone,
although the capital stock is $1,000. An
other new provision il that cOlOred people
shall be admitted into the institution, and
that patients are allowed 10 call IN d.
vine Ofany denomination. Both matters, as
regards coloIed people and dNines, viii be
done upon the approval Of the board Of di-
rectOrs.
CHECK RECEIVED.
Yesterday Mr. Powers received check
for 81 ,l95 from the trustees as partpayment
OF the $4,000.
Upon the receipt Of the whole amount the
money is TO be invested in productive per-
sOnal estate as a perpetual fund by the
name Of the Ellen NJ. Clifford fund, 10 be
kept with any Refreshments thereof from
time 10 time (Which occasion may require)
as IA separate fund. the income from which
can only be annually used for the charitable
purposes OF the corporation, agreeably 10
its amended charter.
READ A REPORT.
From all that could he learned on the
subject this handsome donation was made
by the trustees, who happened TO read one
Of the lady presidents yearly reports on the
Retreat. 1t is splendid gift, and rs soon
as the whole amount Is received the officers
OF the institution Will take such action TO
show their appreciation as such a noble
gift demands.
The officers Of the Retreat are: r. W.
Powers, president; T.. +. ID. Myers, first
yice-president: A. :. Butord, second vice
president; j. Taylor Ellys0n, secretary and
treasurer. Directors: K. W. Powers, +. T..
ID. Myers, 4. ;. Buford, j. Taylor Ellyson,
John b. Palmer. John Bowers, Richard
Adam. James b. Pace, Thomas Pemberton,
John Z. Branch, Preston Cooke, and Jacob
Edel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

FUR CAPES ,oW be the rage for The
nert fep months. We hare d choice iol
in Imitation Seal, French Bearer, AS
trachdn, Imitation Skunk, and CLOSED
and Plush AstrdchGR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER IL. 1890
PREDICTED TINE (slANDAkDl or
HlGH IIIE Az
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. %.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, Kenne
bee, ice, Home lee Company; schooner
Ephraim aud Annie. Parker. Philadelphia
coal, :. IA. Halves.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. VA, OCT ~
ARRIVED.
steamship Indian Prince, Galveston. cOaled
and sailed for Rival; steamship Blackheath
Galveston. cOaled aud sailed for Liverpool,
brig stephen Bishop, Grand Cayman. guano
sailed; steamship LeOnOra, Liverpool. coaled.
schooner r.. Fangel. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

We are still making specially Of
REFER JACKETS, rlsich are as pop
uldr as eUer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

Our Millinery Pdrlors are dad,
thronged ,cith ladies admiring our stool
Of imported and domestic hats and bon
nets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

You ,ciU find on our counters an at
trdctire assortment Of CHILDREN'S
CLOTH DRESSES the rsyy things (CI
this heather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST.
MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT. 10 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

sun rises......,.....6.I5 Moon rises .3o2 A Nj.
sun sets...............5.39 DaS length. llh2im.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
AsGUIDEs.

Those who will accompany the party as
guides will be Colonel Archer Anderson.
Captain Philip llaXall, DIR. j. :. ID. Cullen,
and Mr.. Seaton Tinslcy. Tomorrow will be
spent in visiting the battle-helds on the
Other side Of the city. The exact pro
sramme for the day has not been arranged.
Colonel Coppingcr said tOaa reporter that
tue plan had been drawn, but the Count
had not as yet expressed bis approval Of IT,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
SPECIAL TIES
FOR
To-Day and Tomorrow
Az
KAUFMAN B CO.'S Store.

We are nor Snoring some EXQUIS-
TIE REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFS
and also some pleasing Novelties in Linen
ones.
A superior line Of LADIES' SILK
UNDERVESTS. IN black and ,chite,
hare been receiced We also have
the cheapest grades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

All O'clock the party went in 10 dinner.
A private dining-room had been arranged
for them. IL joined the main diningrhall,
and was nicely fitted up.
After dinner the Due d'Orleans aud two
others OF The party went TO the Academy OF
Music, on invitation OF their country
woman. Nile. Jarbeau, the actress. The
Count and the rest remained IN the dining
soom aud conyerscd until 10 o'clock. The
conversation was, OF course, in French,
and was very free, and al times extremely
loud. The Count did the talking princi-
pally, and related his war experiences to
Ire others, who appeared highly enter
tanned, and at times would give vent 70
tI,.iy approval by ontbursts OF laughter. A
snw minutes after 10 O'Clock the circle dis
pcr.ed. The Count went Immediately 10
kis room. and was followed by portion OF
the party. Two OF them went 10 the news
s,and and purchased a New York paper
each and emulatsd the example of the
Count.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
OTHER PLACES.

uatrison's Landing, Drewry's Bluff. and
Dutcb Gan. all were viewed with intense
interest by the Count. lie remembered The
niaces almost perfectly, and asked very
lew questions about them. In fact, he acted
IA the guide for the other members OF the
marty. all Of whom were utterly Ignorant OF
of them, Of course.
When Newport News was reached the
Count remarked that this place mad Ouili
mn wonderfully, and that he scarcely rec0g-
nized II.
Al the hotel. yesterday afternoon, few
pefsons called upon the Count all Of whom
he seemed to be very glad to see, and talked
70 them freely. On every occasion he
would branch out in his conversation upon
she civil war. Anything upon this subject
would interest him greatly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10

Great as the suffering OF the men were from
want of sufficient food and med icines, they
were much increased from want OF clothing.
some were nearly naked, only one ragged,
toru shirt 10 wear, and this covered with
yermin. On an occasion OF Mayor A. q.
Brady's (the Provost AlarshaD visit 10 the
camp. which happened ON an unusually
bright day, the men were seated In the ditch
In mont OF their tents, busy hunting for their
tormentors, having their only garment on,
using il for the feld 10 hunt In. He smilingly
remarked TO some who through modesry
attempted 70 hide. "DOn't stop, like TO see
Won all busy" Talking OF Major Brady no
one can say that he was not always polite
and appeared 10 be very friendly towards the
prisoners, yet IL Is said he made more than
81 ,OOO, 900, outside Of his pay, from his posi-
lion Having charge Of all the Sutler estab-
meuts and All the money. boxes. letters and
presents passing tbs ough or ia his hands, his
position must have made him rich man.
NEGRO IS5oLENcE.
Next our guards. as already stated, they
were negroes who took particular delight In
showing their former masters that "the bot
tom rail was on top" ON one occasion one
OF the North Carolina men, who have "A habit,
which II shared by our Virginia country
cousins In whiting every wooden object
they come across. was enjoying this sport on
the prison gate, when one OF the coiored SOL
diers shot him down. nearly blowing his
head of. This created some little excite
ment, but what the result was never
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-11
THE BLOTTER.
UNITED STATES coURr-HASFoR


UNITED STATES coURr-HASFoRD, J.
John NJ. Jones VS.. Northern Pacific Railway
Company-Damages; demurrer TO complaint:
overruled.
liquor to Indians; jury trial; verdict, not
Day brothers VS. Steamer Gypsey Queen. Jesse
j. Richards aud James W. Rocker intervening
Ebeliants-oT rider of sale.
United States VS. Frank wilton-Seiling
liquor to indianS ignored by grand jury.
United states rs: +. Observation-Disclosures
United states mail.
United states VS. George w Alien and Walter
shaw-Sclling liquor without licenses grand
jury found true bill.
United States rs Wan Lee-Disposing OF
smugglei opium; grand jury found true bill.
United states VS.. John Haggerty-Selling
liquor 10 Indians; grand jury found true bill.
United States vs. L. O. Lee-Selling liquor to
Indians; jury trial. pending.
SUPERIOR coURT-LIcuTESBERG, J.
Stetson & Post Mill Company vs., J. +. McDon-
lad, Joel Docking ct al-Noiice and bill OF obiec-
tons: fled.
A. Benjamin & Company VS.. NJ. Herspring
Application for receiver; John II. MeGraw ap-
pointed receiver on giving bond of $4,000;
ordered not TO sell property under i've days
Charles Frissell VS.. Michael Phillips ct al
Foreclosure of lien; dropped from calendar;
twenty days to amend.
Freeman Iatio vs. David Gilman and wife
Foreclosure of lien; settled.
Margaret J. Karkees VS. Puget Sound Improve
ment Company; dropped from calendar:
-0n petition Of creditors John H. McGraw was
appointed assignee in place of David EttenSon.
SUPERIOR CoURr-STRATToS, J.
James p Stewart VS.. David III. CRADLE and
wife-0rder for commission TO take dispositions.
John 5. Laidiow vs.. the City of Seattle-Dam-
ages; Jury returned a verdict fer defendant.
Z. c. Miles VS.. O. \. Morse--Suit on contract;
jury trial; pending.
sUPERIoE CoU2T-HUMEs =.
State OF Washington vs.. Mary Gibson-Grand
larceny; court ordered watch and chain, depoS-
tied as recognizance in case, returned TO Her
man Scott the prosecuting witness.
State of Washington VS.. John Hurley-Assault
with intent 10 commit robbery Nelson Clouett
sworn as interpreter.
State of Washington vs. y. f. Butts--Assault
with deadly weapon; jury trial. pending.
State of Washington VS.. William Lewis-Bur-
glary; defendant was admitted 10 bail in the
sum of $500, with ]. !. Parker aud G. 4. Whitney
as boEdsmen.
PROBATE coURT--osBoRS. j.
Estate of Phillip J. CHARACTERIZATION for sale
OF real estate; order 10 show cause set Tor Jan
uary 10.
Insanity OF Lee Sing-Applieation for warrant;
order for warrant; order fer fixing time for hear
ing December H.
Estate OF A. 4. Young Order for continuance.
n Estate of Lucy A. Preston-Order directing
notice to creditors.
Estate of c. r. Higgins-order distributing
stock.
Guardianship of Beatrice II. Dearborn--Peti-
ton for partition OF estate order setting time for
hearing for December Is; order appointing John
Mcbride guardian ad Item.
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BURNED WITH A POKER.
Brutal Manner Of Waking Up q Saloon
hummer.

Thomas Mcdonald, an old man, who
looked as If he had rubbed against the
rough edges of the world all his life. told n
story of brutality on the part of Michael
Claherty, bartender. in Justice Van To-
bells court yesterday that, if it had been
supported, should have sent the brute to
the penitentiary.
Mcdonald testified that he stumbled into
the Marine" saloon. on Railroad avenue,
Tuesday night. and fell asleep in the chair
lie was drunk, and slept very soundly.
When he woke up he found that holes had
been burned through his boots with a red
hot poker, and that one of his feet had
been badly blistered by the iron. He
claimed that. Claherty committed the
brutal deed
Claherty had witnesses to prove his
innocence, and as Mcdonald had no testi-
mony save that of his ruined shoes and
Scared feet, the case against him was dis
missed.
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snoqualmle MiIl Company sued.

The Snoqualmie Mill Company was sued
Yesterday 10y Samuel ID. Gnstin and George
W. Tebbetts for s., 730.6o, on five separate
claims. The first item was for 1851 for
goods which the mill company purchased
on June /; the second was for $3.50, due
on three promissory notes dated June %;
the third. for time checks issued Tor labor
performed by divers persons and trans
ferred to plaintiffs, aggregating $1,000;
the fourth claim was for a check on the
Washington National bank for sl5s.75. and
the ATTN was for 81. 44s.sl for a lot of saw
logs sold and delivered to the Snoqualmie
Mill Company by Jose IL Sons between
June l and October O. Is90.