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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
cRAle-vALLeY COMPANY.
Meeting of the Board of directors In This
CITY Yesterday.

The Board Of Directors of the Craig, 2
valley Company was in session at the office
Of Decatur Axtell president. yesterday.
Besides the president there were Ra;s IN a.'eNq Mr.
auce the secretary MT r. ooSsre - peis aasnt ~, Of
49, ~ cS,rnary. -, and the following members
~ 'io the board: II. L. Talbot, "; ". Cash
- T. Wor.harn. Jr.. H. +. Wickham, j. q.
CARPENTER, q n, and b. +. Eakle, Jr. .ho
This company owns the property. at the
;,,Ict;on of the James River division and
The Crais-Vallev branch OF the ChesapssaSe ,, sase
and Ohio railway, upon which mas peeh
laid ont the town of Bessemer. ,..:
Al the meeting yesterday tho conui,,od noh
OF the company wHs oaio'N''
and found to be healthy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Meteorological, Report for August.

The subjoined report gives sunrise, mini.
mnm and maximum readings of the ther-
mometer. the course of the wind at SUM-
rise and the amount of rainfall for the
month of August.
The readings of the Thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion of the city,
the position of the instrument being free
from any influence of refracted heat. They
arc self-registering. of thevery best French
manufacture, and the figures are believed
10 be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Fired His P,..o, and Was Arrested.

Considerable excitement was created IN
the neighborhood of Ninth aud Main
streets Yesterday afternoon by the reports
of pistol. fired several times in success
sion. Scores of people hastened in the
direction Of the noise. but investiga-
tion proved that nothing serious was the
mater except that Mr.. George j. Hooper,
Jr., while in state OF nervous excitement;
had picked up his revolver and commencea
firing it out the window Of his office. ne
was arrested and taken to the SECOND
police-station, where he was subsequently
bailed. Mr.. Hooper said last nignt, ~ 9on- m'a
PATCH. that he did the firing thoughtiessiy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

Now, the reason for this assertion Is SIM
Sohn Poe. Chief Of Police intends TO . en-.
force rigidiv the ordinance which requires
every representative OF the canine tribe to
wear collar with medal and the name
of the owner upon IT.
1t is ludicrous To note how many persons
cuter-thc City Auditors Office toy procure
medals for their ours. terriers, and hunting
dogs, and then stop to give the pedigree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
THE DASHiELL CASES.
To BE Heard To-Morrow-An Array OF
Counsel.

The cases of Mr.. W. S. Dashell will come
mn in the Police Court tomorrow morning
at half-past O'Clock. Mr.. Dashiell was
arrested on five charges of forgery and ad-
mitted TO bail in each case. Hon. John ::
Wise is in the city, and 1t is understood
that he Will be associated with Messrs. Sol.
Cutchins. Thomas n. Page. Tazewell FL
lett. and Hill Carter as counsel for MIR.
Dashiell. Mr.. Wise was in New York when
he heard of Dir. Dashiell's arrest, and i'm,
mediately wrote to him that he would
serve him in any capacity he possibly
could
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
The Male Orphan Asylum Entertainmcr

The Male Orphan Asylum Entertainment.
II has been announced that the lawn
grounds at the Orphan Asylum one night
last week will be held this evening should
the weather permit. 1t is expected that
one of the military companies of the First
Virginia regiment will attend ana the af-
fair promises to be exceedingly pleasant
for all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
1nE HOT SPRINGS RAILROAD.
The Work Formally Turned Over TO the
ch..an.ake and Ohio Company.

uessrs. Gooch, Reinhart. Carpenter d
70 who had the contract Tor DullulhS 'ne
NO. aS' spIiIlS1 p9nlGav V'" formally turned over the
On,o e,ed s".l work Yesterday TO the Chesa-
.,ooH" ooaipd and ONO authorizes. The line ex-
pSs peaSSo tro'n a. Coyington 60 the Hot. and rep
1enu, enents :. twenty i've miles Of bold engineer
rooeu,d3 and most energetic railroad-building
ilI ipg anu Iii ,,iI commence running over the
iina Lam nn regular req schedule time next Mon
Az i1nv ~ the Chesapeake and Ohio, Company
hsye nut steam shovel To WORK anu aio
thorouphly baliasting the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Receiver for Lumber-Deafers.

ATLANTA. Ga, August 3l.-A temporary
receiver was to-day appointed by Judge
Clarke for the firm of Austin 4 Boyleston,
lumber dealers. The firm has issued mort
cages to several preferred creditors. The
firm present schedule OF assets and claim
that they are perfectly solvent ana VIII
prove it when the case comes up for
hearing Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

are very handsomely decorated and pre-. p.
sent q very pretty appearance. Inc
largo rooms Of the grand old mansion on
the grounds have been thrown open to the
ladies, and the grass being too damp 10
stand on, the cream and refreshments are
served in them. -,
A quartette of musicians will give addi-
tional attraction to the entertainment this
evening.
Little Jack Horner's Pie is q source OF IN
finite amusement 10 the children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
y,ritish Federation of Labor.

tBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
IKEps. EXC, August 31.-At q conference
here to-day OF delegates from the various
labor.union organizations of Great Britain,
representing $4,000 workmen, q motion to
form federation of the unions of skilled
and unskilled workmen was approved.
Subsequently committee was appointed
To organize the federation. Unions CON-
prising membership of 10000 men have
already announced their adherence to the
new movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. b. ELAN & CO., o p. NJ, trustees sale OF
lot in the town OF Woodyille, near the city OF
Richmond.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10tS A. NJ, trustees salo
Of store-fxtures, clothing figures, sewings
machine. &C. at 910 east Main street.
ELLIS & CATHCART, 1880, household and
kitchen furniture.
j. II. VALENTINE, 1890 A. NJ, household and
kitchen furniture, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
A MAD RUN.
4 Horse Shocked by Electricity, Broken
Buggy. and Plucky Driver.

There was an exciting runaway on Main
street about noon yesterday. horse
attached to a buggy belonging to the
Berrner 4 Engle Brewing Company, and
IN which was seated youth named John
Hawks. received a shock by stepping on
etamad rae. The animal took the sidewalk
at the Office Of the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insnrance Company, passed so close to the
larSe showcase in front of A. Saks's that
he wheels of the vehicle just grazed It,,
and then. returning 10 the street, ran as tar
"a the DISPATCH corner and was there
stopped bv colliding with wagon. The
force of the collision cleared the horse OF
the harness and Young Hawkes. heid 10 tne
reins until he was dragged over the dasn-
b,ard but was not hurt. The buggy was
ONLY slightly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
THE BosTIAN's BRIDGE DISASTER.
Coroner's verdict-The Railroad Ccnsured
The Wreck Planned. However,.
fRv telegrn nh N the Dtsnstrh1

Ramon. N. c., August sl.--The coro.
ner's jury In the case OF the Bostian's
bridge railroad wreck, near Statesville.
rendered its verdict to-day after four days
continuous investigation since the disaster
occurred. The jury hnde that the wreck
ing OF the train was caused by . loose rail.
the bolts and spiksa OF the same having
been taken ont by some Rsssor sooa o. pSs.Scs
ments belonging TO the railroad company.
which tools or implements wefo left by
the gross negligence Of tho. railroad com
pany in an open shed accessibie 20 every.
body. The Jury also finds that several
cFoes.tIos near whore the rail Vas romoVod
were unsound, and that The supegu>suctpro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Eight of tho Sims Gang Caught.

MOBILE, Ala. August 3l.-United-States-
Marshal Walker and q posse captured near
DE Soto, Miss, yesterday aud brought to
this city to-day James Mosely, 9. 7. Savage;
and his two sons. Tyree and William. and
his two brothers. !. d. and Moses, and
George and Joseph Campbell. brothers-in:
law of the outlaw Sims. who are charged
with Illicit distilling, Robert Sims was
not caught. although his location is known
and six deputies are out after him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
city Circuit Court.

The following suits were entered IN the
Circuit Court Yesterday; y,.hond C;tv
Railway III ~ Company. Damages, 5000. =
T J. i. TAYLOR Is. Charles W. Bohmer q
Co. Damages. $500. samuel
Cherries W. BONNER q 60. rs. y oa'n"''
TAYLOR. Damages, $3.0oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
-. :, v,re Commissiouers.

An informal meeting Of the Board OF Fire
rommissloncrs was held last night but no
sstion was taken, as the matters Mnicn
nys,e ,sars expected 10 come mp for considera-
~. ,urora nosfnOned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
poliee-Court statistics.

Durinc the past month the Polio Q JUS,
,;ce , ,d,soosed Of 267 criminal cases ana ana
,r,ed s7s charges of ordinance vlolations
ON criminal charges Is persons %ere s,n sen,
on to the Hushnes Court ra ior conw,cted lrg.0 Of
by the grand jury, 10 were , ~ .o ;a,l in dc.
m,Jae,fe ,nnIt of snrety for their good behavior
and la1l' s21 ~ were were fined City fines collected
ssao S5: state, $3.50; costs Szo0''o--
total. 81, ,l03.1O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Hsa4a. from HenrlcO.

r,s,;oe Frischkorn. OF Henrico county,
Jus,ioe snseaed Yesterday in the preliminary
s@rss,einaiion Wa Of Frank Smith, charged with al
sae', saaoting William Kellam. The case was
dismissed. of the county
ware in session yesterday ana ransac'e"
mncb routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
~..,,.r.,cs Lnwn-Party.

Tho entertainment gotten up oy me
ladies Of the tempersnce ,tr ur'onJ o;nhth ~ and AM.
city ctysns,i - H. strects, opened last night and
siI nj bs continued tonight The grounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
FATAL AND OTHER ACCIDENTS.
An Alleged Richmond Man Arrested for
Playing Detective.
[snoclal telegram to the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, Va, August Sl.--A workman
named G.. w. Smothers met with probably
| a fatal accident at the shops OF the Norfolk
and Southern railroad to-day. He was on
the top of the car mailing strips when by
some means he slipped and fell to the
ground. striking his left temple on the
end OK q tie. Surgical assistance was at
once summoned, when it was found that
his skull had been crushed.
wouLD-BE DETECTIVE.
A Young man named l.. b. Jones, hailing
from Richmond. was arrested by Police
Officer Spratt on the charge of unlawfully
claiming to be % detective and for being
drunk and disorderly. On the way to the
police-station the prisoner assaulted the
officer. To-day Jones was faced with
letter from Crewe. Va, which described
a man wanted for completely i'll the Farm
Vile robbery. The Justice decided TO CON-
mi; the prisoner for five days to await de-
velOpments.
The schooner HenryJ. Raymond. loaded
with wood and bound from the Pamunkv
river to New York, has arrived here. The
captain noted protest to unload for re-
pairs.
THE STEAMER NIUCEs.
The Mallory-Line steamer Nueces arrived
utEt ltllS A%N" -OiR hho'A
charter of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company in place OF their disabled steamer
Old Dominion. The Nueces grounded just
below Lambert Point.
COTTON YEAR.
Tie cotton yeariclosed to-day, and the
receipts Of cotton at this port have
amounted to 64s .O4i bales, against 40i, ,O56
bales last year. The exports from Norfolk
this year have been 327 ,2GO bales, against
265, ,9s4 bales last year.
A colored man named Augustus Hopper,
an old employe of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company. dropped
dead this morning.
Three unknown workmen were hurt by
accidents on the battlesh. Texas to-day.
DROWNED.
b. W. Vowles, a lumberman of Washing
ton. N. c., was drowned from q sailing ves-
sci at the mouth Of Pamlico river on Sat-
urday.
Jennie Midget (coloredD was fatally shot
with a 32-calibre pistol at Elizabeth City,
n. c., yesterday by her brother. who did
not know the the weapon was loaded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

would ask my friends and the public
TO continue their patronage as usual du.
ring tho control Of the trustees, which will
last reasonable time. and In tho near fu<
ture hope to make some arrangement to
continus in business on my own account.
JULIEN BINroRp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

"My wife Il lecturer, and am an en-
tertainer, !" said Hobbs.
"Indeedl knew your wife appeared
in public. but ibid not know that you ever
did"
tain the baby"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
THE NOISE OF THE CARS.
Meeting of the Committee on Streets This
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
The Committee on Streets will meet IN
the Office of the City Engineer at o'clock
this afternoon for the purpose OF taking up
and acting upon the tabled measure pro-
yiding that the Electrician Companies
shall be required TO stop all unnecessary
noises resulting from the improper condi-
ton of apparatus or tracks,
This matter was brought before tho
Street Committee by Mr.. Houston at III.
meeting last Friday, but in the absence OF
Mr. ". Il. Meredith, the attorney of the
electrician companies, action was de-
ferred until this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

No buffet should be withou, q bottle Of ANGoss
TrRA BTrrERs, tho world-renowncd appetizer
and inyigorator. Of exquisite navor, endorsed by
the medical profession for its wonderful restora-
tive power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
AmbuIsnce Calls.

Tho city ambulance was summoned yes
terdAy morning at $50 o'clock 70 a.tehu
fsinted. Before the ambulance arrived the
sufferer recovered and left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
The Committee Meets In Regular Session
Orders, Biils Paid, SC.

At $50 o'clock last evening the Council
Committee on Grounds and Buildings met,
the following gentlemen being present:
M6ssrs. Taylor (chairman). Curtis. Fergus
son. Houston, and Turpin. The regular
bills and pay-rolls were approved and or
dered paid.
On motion of Mr.. Curtis the action OF
Colonel Cutshaw In awarding the contract
for baildiug the pedestal OF the Wickham
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Broos,yu democratic Club.

The Brooklyn Democratic CLUB will
meet tonight at o'clock at their hall, on
Brook turnpike, when reports of Commit
tees on Picnic and New Members Will be
received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
VIII lie EiridlyEo

esgs4 va ~, o9s isn't properly collsred and
siiala III Aad better keep him close
. ,.e ls Il. backyard wall, said an officer
va DisPAgcH man yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
Fine WatermelouS

Mr.. Morris Hill raised this season on the
farm of Mrs. Elizabeth Wyatts, near Ash
cake, Hanover county, some very tne
melons OF delicious flavor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and Stomach Dis
orders, use BROWNS lRoS BlrrERs. Tho best
tonic, IL rebuilds the system, cleans the Blood,
and strengthens tho muscles. A splendid tonic
for weak and debilitated persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

Rev. r. N. Calisch. the new fsDoi DOL % y
Refh Ahaba, will reach tho city ihulsuny
and win preach his inaugural ses~oA
SUNDAY morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

n) Light showers during the day.
C9) Light showers during the day.
(.D Light shower In the afternoon.
til Light shower in the afternoon.
f5} thunderstorm and rain in the afternoon.
(B1 Rain IN the afternoon.
Ia Misty rain at night
(s) Light rain at night. .
QOl Light shower AZ night.
ID Light shower at night
fI2j Light showers during tho day and late at
night.
Q:D Rain In the afternoon.
G4) Light rein In the afternoon.
u5) Light rain in the afternoon.
f6l Light rain during the day and at night.
Rainfall for the month, 5.S6 Inches.
We give in the table below the mean
Temperature and the aggregate amount OF
rainfall during the month OF August for
-. Oh +xpalva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01
GETTIEG # WEle.n Win !
OkEtoeiUvRSuir-e.s .

It's just abont time he did il. The boy
who is in one OF our handsome So Suits
when school opens will he somewhere
near the head of his class when school
closes You cannot improve on these
Suits anywhere in America for either
style. durability, or price. They'll como
pretty near lasting until your boy out
grows them, no matter how hard he may
be on clothes. They cost no more than
suits which in a week will 60 to pieces
in the play ground, and they wont look
unpresentable when they are finally dis
carded. In other words, they are built
to stand the racket, and it doesn't make
much difference how rough the racket
is. Just as durable, well-designed, and
iuexpeusiye are our Clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

b'-' oh. Nifc aad Husband Fined by the
'-trc--Waylaid and Rocked.

bl'h. Wi-r aad Husband Fined by the
WayIsid and Rocked.
...-. a.-. lv times at the Police
morning. Il seemed as II
l q 81, city had collected
.It ~ existence the sum
..---.ce Va ia hls JOllIest Au-
r.'-.l Sergeant r0sred from his
-.Log.us tones the names Of
r..u fte Court Lad business.
u4.y familiar faces within
A. a. them the reporter OBJ
llol-. sam. Page. Hon.
-,i- frank l.. Jones, and
hal1 Turner chirped
-r-E.r is al English sparrow
,..ng.
n-, perfect: the docket was
.t., ...- ia 'Le city was repre-
+a---. sheep Hlll and Locust
.I aEaR TISED.
'.' u importance taken up
-.,f Mrs l.. n. Tucker, a
.v.g on east Franklin
ll-orler!v on the streets.
0--. wa- that she was at
... .er husband home. The
PA Dlt on little razzle-
... f.'rfg, vlfe was repri-
md .-..no-o ee, him ont Of
0f.eer thought she was
...--v manner and arrested
-. po.n' ,he husband inter
' .. o.sc.r and he also was
ia. Gender Was assessed c5
Justice.
..'..nA A,1 --sucg WITH A ROCK.
lookinp
,.1 WIN str,Eing 81 white
-..........g H.. a-','a"-s - :" noxe
.-..'g,..s; On the mart of
''' ~, ,,..i,o'' a ~" VIZ, VII "a,,v' ,rev
s..-.-. a, ~ -, .as - Nv, iS'av,,rsble
at ~ s,c. s,r,t,no -, 49, Rsker
..,.. .,.,. ~ .avnre ,.,,nS 1, scaio-
t.... &C.. -. i.'.'-.' ,.',- d 'S''i' ''''''
..en.r.,d ~ WIN n tbe arres,
.s-+ I'D sIt.r osjc@r Ksllv had
.it..-.i9tat ,te accused he insist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

Of the track WAS In part defective. Tho
high rate Of speed maintained in going
over the bridge is also censursd. Thia yer.
dict, although 1t condemns the rnIlroed.
accepts tho theory that the prime cause ok
the wreck was the malicious removal Of .
rail by some miscrcant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-01

The services at the Young Mems Ohlls-
.;an ASSOCIATION Sunday were more largely
attended TIE than at any time III IL the ne h,ss1fy sp
Of the 9rgsn'za.aSnI am excellent ia address on Per:
uonaa, uoa parity. and 2i1 young men listened
soa Fs.ah absorbing interest to his remarks.
Tbe Tt,a music and singing at the meeting were
axcaileut
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-11
THE LOCAL STAGE.

1.-The Plunger' is the title of Oliver Byron's
new play, which he will present the coming
week at the Grand. Mr.. Byron has been
successful star for number of years past,
his plays Across the Continent Inside
Track," Upper Hand" etc, having given
him both fame as a starr in sensational dramas
and quite a snug fortune as well. While
there are number of sensational features
i'll THE Plunger,'' the leading character, as
sumed by Mr.. Byron, is little different from
the heroic roles i'll which he has heretofore
been seen. Special scenery is carried for this
production. and among other scenes of inter
est is reproduction of the historic Garfield
Hut, built out of the spikes, ties and rails of
the road that carried the lamented Gar
field to Long Branch.
Lille McHenry and her company of gaiety
girls and boys opened their engagement at
the Olympic last night. All those who were
disappointed on Monday night at the failure
OF the company to arrive were present, to-
gether with goodly number of others. The
star and her twenty-five burlesque queens
gave such satisfaction that many will return
during the week to see them. The audience
last night was good one, and il is presuma.
bic that good houses will prevail Throughout
the engagement.
There will be no Evans and Hoey matinee
at the Metropolitan To-Day
Another very enthusiastic audience was
present at the Metropolitan opera house last
evening to witness Messrs. Evans d Hoey s
production of the mirth-provoking comedy
"A Parior Match" From the manner in
which Mr.. Hoey's topical song. They re
After Me, is being received. the indications
are that SOON every one in the city will be
singing the popular song.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.


a. NJ. Smith & Co., the insolvent grocery
firm of 3103 Nicollet avenue, filed papers
yesterday. showing the assets to be S495.67,
and the liabilities SS0224.
William 5. Watson has begun an action to
collect 1928, due from W. B. White on an
old claim dating back TO 1856.
Charles Kluyman has begun suit against
J; c. Novack; Patrick Queely, Joseph Ryan.
Mike Ryan, w Ramsay, Dan d. Day and
Charles Kerr, to collect 5000 damages
claimed TO be his due because he was accused
of passing counterfeit silver dollar, and
locked up i'll jail for two long hours
A suit will soon be begun by Michael Han
ley by Patrick Hanley, his guardian. for
personal damages caused by the alleged neg
lect of the Hall Shevlin Lumber company,
Judge Lochren having signed paper allow
ing the action,
The judges are at work with Auditor
Ledgerwood selecting the names from which
panels OF jurors Will be drawn during the
coming terms.
Judge Hicks has granted a new trial in the
damage case Of Mary Conner VS.. The Hall Il
Shevlin Lumber Company. In the trial the
jury awarded her $500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-11
Self.DiscinIine.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
''Al Burton, the great gambler, who
| see by an article in the Inquirer has
quit backing his judgment with his
money, is peculiar man." said we'll
known travelling man yesterday "He
is great big fellow. over six feet, and
weighing over two hundred pounds.
One of his peculiarities is furnishing him
self when he loses his money or does
anything that after-th0ught suggests to
his mind as foolish. | remember story
heard some time ago. Burton had
been playing faro bank and had lost
quite a sum of money. He went to his
room. and the man who occupied the
next room declares that he spent the
balance of the night marching up and
down. and at every step swearing at
himself something after this fashion
You thought you knew all about faro,
didn't you? YOU old fool, that's
what you are. and so on. Finally he
laid himself out oil the table, folded his
arms and rolled off on the floor. This
is fayOrite way he has OF Furnishing
himself, and, being such large man ii
is doubtless very effective