davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

Den fibite SOltete0ins / Sapan pt.
ier, at 5Oltemenspen er 4O,072,o2o,
bppraf so,245,38 manblise ps 49,.
825,6s4 fpinoelise Snbbpssere. Der
finoes 7,s40,872 bebpebe ISuie, 1896
aoelise Ieripner, 1,S93,637 @6isufu
eler Meblemmer laf ben samle milit9re
alasle, 3~8,074,520 "alminoelise" Men-
METER % 7,445,119 sggtepar. ~
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
S0rtua helbrc0et.

On santutI sGss, Der bar truttct ia itlboa, ira I'm
Brarts, ~ al en- %citinbiFt Dltsfouur en- ssItriptti, al 81
sntslt pssetabtlIt sassniObsl for sronattss, saiarb.
alt9Ha % aus 9ais' os suns,ips6omm,. Gan M
csiaa ct pofttot DttsSeI mob RrrocIuasbso oa ole
Rsrptip9eomms. Gitsrat DOitOren babe forisst Sett,
0tlooel I 3ultnor al 9tIiatoer, anIaa ban BET Tor fin
sltss at eisre ben ltbenot Bacnusssbe6 beiisnSt mtS
oete Otteosl. Grtusn al bette Ylotip "a guitt baueftos
BAN Seq 'tnosr senn, RECEIPT gratis til ans iou snRsr
Ben I gnatlit 1g1' os 6rauIs msO iuIOfauSiss Oplpss
n'ns'r ON, %puorIeess BET %ttIptrtss, o. SmssonDisnina
: tns Aerssle % 6rtmsris. 3Gon ettt, Slab. o. lea
leho'r BET lrar. ". v. Rovss, $50 4cwsrs Slot.
8c4eitsr, ". y. 1s~-l7-I2,om
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Nfn o3he M2nrtS 1s0

Sreotnrer. G~ftsrippr9ieIen eiter uem9r.
teoe areaturer par uiGouanIls attn. 8pn'
furrenien melem Gipbcrue bar ltarp moi til
OF brine Griierne op til opsr 800, ben bsie'
tie gris naaet inar. Canning Cows % Salpe
iolstes bilIi9ere. 5iIisrislen S,487. Briisr:
Beef steers 8~.7o-6.1o. Export BIO
$50. shipping 4.75-5.4o. Dressed Beeves
4~.25-4.s0. Canning cows sold as low a:
10. Stockers and feeders 2.40-46 90.
grim Rarieoet bar oaret neset bsbrs
iinIte llse. On Gel Spin iolstss iaa bsit
ipm $3.50. 5ilfgrIelen 2t0,931. Rriisr:
Heavy $3.50. Mixed 8s0-425.
Light 3.75-426. Pigs & rough 1.6O-4.0O.
5aar. Wartebst bar p9ret bebrs eub for
riss llse. 1iIisrielen 51,545. IriIer:
Westerns 4.O0-5.65. Natives 8.so-5.9o
Lambs 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
@oot @aab. 9iItrittslroen (upIic

Soot Naao. 9ii~trittsla9en (uplia
nOneont, d%Ilesser geiSs bps goraer.
meNteren) Seq ital sjore Oft for al
erbperue ge~icltninsens 9iGib oa Sen.
9ipenbeb.
8or9ermelteren: Maa jeg iaa aipe
Dem ct soot &aab - Lao p9re at for.
bpoe 9eres manplise Yatienter at
oritte vi os LAB 8eres toinoelise 8a-
tlenter bebolbe aafen / 8reb, iaa bin.
Der De fOrbauienoe burtig 9efulfniu.
gems S~ensipenbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Nn9aaenoe 6aloet fra
Bergen.

ga ies oeb, at mango uf mine 8erner
runot omtring | 9anott sjerne piloe
uibs, til bpiltet Reiultat jeg er fommet
meb Senipn til bet aalo, fra Bergen,
icm en- "Snbienoelie fra Sesper" for
en- lib iiben beretteoe ON / "0ecorab'
8Oiten": Iaa ital jeS oplple, at ie8,
ifelse Weni9bebernes Rauc bar ifrepet
biem, at "jes MI Ell tor mubtase np9et
uiit &alb paa @runo at min Deb ben
iioite iu9re Spebpm nebbruote Selbreb;
men, bois bet bliper mig mnli9t at
ioretase en- 8eiie bjent, iOm ies baaber
meset Uilbe itprte mig baaoe le9emli8
% nanbelig, lfulbe bet uare mig en-
@leoe at pbe en- Misunderstanding til ben
iubre Misiions 9jeneite / min fiGre
G6bebp. aan jes life fOmms til at
reiie til Norse, BIZ ies furigse, ont bet
bliuer mig mulist til Sommeren at
iuarfiatte en Gur til 8aciiffpiten.
Seq transer bDilis en- 8efreutiOnstir,
iier no paa Ssen, $. u. Stub.
Bergen 9reite9naro, 12te Marts 81.
De 8labe, iom bar uptaset Snbien.
oelien / A8ecorabsGoiten," beoes bent
lislt osiaa optaee bette. s. u, @.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Maben 2orreiponoanee.

Snor tan man faa ct "Blat" al
nprore Miuneiota?
Spar: geb at b%enueroe its til 2ano'
Sureauet I NnibiustoH, 8. g, oil mo iaa
ct -Tlat" ouer belle Niuneiota for $500.
Deb Senp.nbeIie til 9anotontoret / groof.
iton, Bolt Go, Miun, fan man ian 3otprs
"Tlats" for en- rimeltg gris.
8an en- Suboanorer itemme ueo ct
Sfolepals | Staten Sonia poa bet fgrite
Yapir? ,. 5reepoCt
gpar. Ret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Set GprtriuIios nmrhs,t n

Oct Sortrinlise parbiat. Browns
bronchial Troches er oerbensbersmte
lonl ct entelt, men fraftist Mibbel mob
S0lte % StrubeipsbOmme. g ct 8rep
III 2on, Wtrs. 8erp, Cattle G,tep, 81.
merld, Srelanb, Omtales be paa isl.
gsnoe Waabe. Seq braste meb mia
Seres Bronchial Troches, ba lea lint
tsos BIB. Seq bar e%riarst, at Be, til
eoem les bar sipet benz, gil f.re Ril
lor at taa nosle faa. &ig6 iun Browns
&iter. !
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Gn nm iprt &lpffsltrena. GIN

Gn ny tort &loffsfrens. On tire.
aarssammel Serre Rriitiania fanbt,
at bet parebe loplis lanse inben Dabba,
Der opbolot zig | Sibepereliet, inbfanbt
fig ! 8arnefammerst. 8lubielis bsrer
garnepisen, at ben ousnnapnte Serres
pnsre, ca. l gar samle 8rooer ffriser
al ale 8rafter; bun itprter inb: "Soab
er Der paafarbe?"
80, 9aoba, ies bleo feb at at uente,
ps iaa tantte ies, at 9u TOM, iaar lille
8rOr fres, Os iaa = iau traf iss BAN
/ Saaret, fnr at ban ifuloe ifrise os Gu
fpmme."
Siitorien er aloeles faftift.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
2altDfipbereS

OpmTrtiombeO benleoes paa, at lea ul pru
! cafe Benton, Sineoin SO, @ftnn,
ira ben lite til ben 14oe Nprjl i~uritc1,
meroe, og perionIig %foreuiie oct garo, ion
CT for Salg.
2917.2 ". @oDitn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Glt GnligrQnt

CT life reiicpant, iiGr bar life @r'
fartns at reiie usentaues. Set
CT thanse, som frDster Gu 2imrrifa'
reiie, foroi DC CT mSiat for al
fomnte blanot i%aanan9e iorifirGigs
Slaes Sptf al ale Wationer Den
faar De i'm @iaet meS SGiuapaGa'
Sifien, saa or DC blanot Sanos'
n'Gao bele Stocn, inotii DC dutOtn'
ncr TIL SiGat 90 0enner her | NGn'
Oct. Siaetfio6crc jfnlos oeriot
tage oen oirsfte Sinic 90 ocrpeS
aipre tit til at iette 8etiene 9e'
ipGrli9becer for oen, fom itaI
fonme.
u. &. Sobnion & Co.,
General YaSiager' Ngents,
20 State Street, NEW YORK, N Y.
Cor. Bird & Sibley Strs., ST. PAUL, MINI.
u. Wortenien & &C.,
40 East Kinzle Street,
CHICAGO, ILL
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Gpitterimger.

Zee. R,tIsn Co. y. let. s,H 4et 1'aris 1891
or. asSsfiGl = 5,s bor uisstas.i ~isls,Hss eautr I'll
al ubbsis iblansi ts fraHs,nSt I met aiib; Srs Water
Bu's aale. gprina Gau,B. en- essis mss Sl16u; ia
egrsat. Isnsi Uts lens GtriioHuitr. $3.50, en- Vase
H,s Sitff % IN sasl, m.s slsssr. Td Dlsht az RISE
2ins bar lea aatrsss Hesst. % asisr at noesk oct
surist lac inart is faar E%nlstuius etr.tl. Faa %
lraua,nsss gtant brina,S bsrOse BE- flor. eiUsrt blsFts'
Zig TAT. Et udr f~t1rtsrns Gapr. 9rrmss isHeu is
Dem ssiaS en- 9ifs mts Gipenes Haens ION % oil
rare al ben @obtss of Oftnttisslss.
getrs I 6er.n fstb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Glf Sorn 9oiifoIe oa
NcnlSfOIe

aabnes for bigger lite Wtai o. Ilutter IN.
September. ser boloeS 6preoraa Uper al
bel, Siitorie % 9iteratur. Som Stpttr 10,
Selparbeioet bruges 99rebg9er. 9 g~ieaIfo.
len er Gleperne bette 6lasier. Ser oil Biz,
en- iGritilt 6lasie til llo0annelie of 9rrtrir.
Der banoe til oen Oanlte Stols po Common
School. &i er 6 S9rere, bppraf 2 urOcrci.
ler gngelf. VI bar iuenlt @1muuitL 8e.
falling for Soais, Suit % lluoeruiantuo Ct
$14 ON Maoueoeu, $52 for belle 3tOen: gp.
rerinoer $40 for belle 5ioen. 5or en- irrlfn
bili9 Detailing undertakes al en- 0natiG Va
rer | Wtulit. NGrmere OplDSniudcr iaa,
man peo at benpeHoe iig til
Ser. &nftk,
274 GIt Soru 3. O., SbeIbD So, 5ona.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Warttu g. HeDpe. norjt

| Canton, Minu., t09er I'M fine Gnbtntt 10,
tograiier for blot $3.50 pr. 3uitn. ?I Il
oertor Stoen for 6plf cmtrtn9 Canton 6ar.
nlonp, Scnorc, SHrr Dat ON. til at ltoHi
lta pntrc 8prtrGtter blligt. Wit NrbrlOe u0.
fgreS RAFT. % @nbper IAN MI ina IA 6OtO.
9rafier al bcoIte SlogS, bpiltet be ittc tlnNi
hos be 3oie SlaSieS 5%Utpgraier, iom iSr pal
Der I itGpnte Sner. 201L2
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Neiienoe.

Neiienbt.
8nut 9ie, Der / flere Gar bar inbs.
bapt SberriH.@mbeoet / Goa, Winn.,
er bernebs paa Bsiss bus fine Slrst'
hinge.
g. q. 8ersan cs u. &. 8ersan al
Sc Ron, Mtnn., bar | g.cOrab fibite
5rebas.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
m~arfeosrapport fra

III Tjernagel Sc Co.
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Room
10 Exchange Building, Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

SPRING Term Of Valdez Bushes, Col.
lege d Normal School opens Monday
Mar. Both. No vacation until August
81 7
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

Serer bet, % bet er mere trSii50b,
emo noset, pi funoe iise: Oct er mia
ben itsrite 5orneielie at fllune ~tilTfriu.
Dem ! Gnlconins Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, Sibite 8inter iol9te lea ntr,
al oct eno al nOset anoet Slass, % bar
enonn lite trufet en-, lom fan foe, at
bet life bar bjulpet BAN. Seq bar Of.
brig baut nusen Weoicin / min But,
Tom ale bar oeret iaa tilfrebs meO".
S. 81. 6onep, 8russiit, @ueba Sprinos.
aanias. so Gents pr. SLATE, tiNolos
bos ale 9ru9siiter. (Mort5),
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

= Sapait er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M uopiflet til naiten bpgieuiit Iuro.
fpmmenbeo. Sooeoltabeu 9utiu bar -,
arematorier; be iiOIte gar Der er oier,
neminitlis | benz brGubt $4,000 Qio.
9er er tire alasier 2isbranoino, .,
foitsr | norlfe Serse benbplosuis ON.
trent rs, s % 4 &roner. 8 benz al,
bliper man brenot pua 8 Elmer.
llrnen meb Gicsoes @Ite ubleOer,,
9asen oerpaa til De ipreenOe Giterlobt,
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

Last winter DEBORAH Institute R~us,,ols
piled. oa y, y
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

DAY board at Valdez Business College q
Normal School Club. $1.75 per week
Room rent so cents per week. 27174
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
6r. Sames yombrrt Me,r a..

or. Sarlss lambert, Gep 8rrr,.
mid, SuinOis, flyer: Seq bar m,o.,
plaset at @beumatisme / Suitern, !,
aesseite, ba jes fjsbte ca Hlans Is
Chamberlains Pain Balm. 9ctturere6,
Mig paa ire 9ase. Seq er oloslss WI
M Os oil Opiorbrs ale, iOm liS.r =,
benns f~orfarbelise SpsbOm, til at br,o,
Chamberlains Pain Balm % bin,
iriife. 2ilialss bOs ale 8rug8iit.r,
(Marts(,
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
Ssbnffen | Spfionb. 9 ),

~VV"t'S" ' ~INIHHU. 3 en- a..
t%antnina, Tom @esierinssm bor fraiT.,
aissOa9'n nu9naenOs gul % aor5r,,'
al Gobdt ! 9pitlonO, alIaor a,aisr.
gen at goa mo puu nu8eniombsIf ~,
anSrin9 al ben nuonreuoe 9Obofst.n
etc, % touitaterer bl. o., at Sen p,,r-
renoe pnsrs @eueratiOn upcrbopsb..
rgser minore eno t%ibligere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

IA "Nscorob spohtn' bar iisrrt llbbrsSsIit Der ems
trtus. trS nostn auest Stae, oil ui sitnt b DC inh
Iasts 2titt Opsr StNras til b, HssIiOsuSs I Datota. tns.
iamltSs gutOr Z q 75orUiIious gt,uisbtStr, ius Der.
2boruoIo Ssni,n.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

@eS birtslts 3af er'isao,s RsotosctI,n al OUens
itadtnot Gaps[ @iS osrrtu MATTE sisrs mob Getr,
TOM 5 bdO, siort imOO OS.
paa Sirlpssomiteeus 8ssn,
n. 8. Rtrftb,ra, Sstr.tsr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

I'll 6s 7~raussuSt I g9aat,r GOpnibip, Dtcgbsrion
60, Spb DstOta. ,r (msg,m Ben lite o. 2soe 6e5r.)
i,bf,,,c.t fsT,.-S. R,r,r.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25

q
EaIsiHu
-aFrafts
IsI aiHm
-arutIigt
-Hae I'd
e]GiisrttrH
hH Barn
-Btprt at
BcrRltrg a
-9auae9
blsbfUrsui
GGt-Bloo
Rm 1lpt
Ruu0tr
HtHs fra %
tga BiPe
hf grufi
srnbrbsH
let StmH,b
6uoNvH,n
SgrnEioltr
aR0rbns
mats Sas
0ampiasin
Rhu1idttgi
iusr, sisrr
S9btuaH
Bat sasr
6pspai,e,
y uuR-E
'dugEsmtb
7oRSmtoIsr
spopl Ts
IBERIA 5ra
RTrbtO
EmUmhsO
% gfsemsts
5tIt aarst
raHOS' NJ
amGsr
jraOai, far
5orEOlbsrsg
eRgnpstsr
J~grlisrIigb
msSa o. ID
G0ralore
5srHsuss Cd
usot Qcgem
6remrirb
VlavsE sd
R'nrmu N
ter mob toi
'0rattuna
eaar Brsr
-b%alisbttG
hOOer 5it
SaHi,n "6c
ben tns Sib
6gomg sIs
-SosOstfO
Sr 9pfert
Sins pash
tslIsge aIs
met? aup
'Ra0tpius
s'o Rrcpfu
a0nosipsso
Itmat-ea
'' NlVtr
eab,uoHat
Rao lrt ior
GHst iorcsi
6cIt NAB
-Nao ON
bel -@aDe
n'Iisr-Was
RaOlebstrn
-oIeCGs
-oHO Gapo
-oS'dHelle
and Underf
uis-grsh,I
siHsorm-R
splStt spo
-stab-s,J
-stOs-su
enurien-
eomm'ripgs
-suHobsos,
epaoIgsuin
-aaHDpm,
~IaHSVarist
Numb guTt-
lat's,hano
ea@;Oypsr
e~ansIaSmna
gafoi ul0t
fab m,S I'D
mad
augms.
0stpra
n's osans
sI8S.
IA ssnus
W o. raas,t
lang
uer tiu
% let lrida
SOsla
ia sasen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-25
TeeorabsW
war,s.

e,toraB, 2ss, Nldrt,, 1891
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
ALEXANDRIA.


Z he Chapter OF Praise Of ST. Paul'- Church
gave most enjoyable little concert in the
lccture.rOom OF the church last night The
admission was by ticket aud tho room was
comfortably crop dcd.
The Golden Eagle Fair opened with excel
lent auspices last night
Yesterday evening Isaiah Bowlcs n cOlorcd
man, went ont on Hunting Creek Bridge and
made things lively for q time, whereupOn
constable Bowler came along and attempted
TO pacify Bowles.
BowlCn was assaulted and the negro took to
his heels but was caught in the back OF the
neck with a pair Of - shorts which brought
him 10 terms at Oucc, and now Lieutenant
Smith has him in the lookup charged with as
soultng yOung man named Groves.
Miss Edith Nourso, daughter Of Rev james
VI. Noursc, formerly pastor Ot the First Pres
byteran Church of this city, but nov OF Eliza
beth, y. D., II In the city ON visit 10 Mrs. A.
ID. Brockctt, Misses Grace and Mamie Blctnell
accompany her.
Mr. Charles e. Ncalc has returned from a
business trip South via Richmond
Messrs Ben W. PoindeNtcr and G. X. Bryant
Of Richmond are visiting Mr.. james f. Poyton
Miss Ethel Mcleod Of Sandusky, Ohio, l.
visiting Miss May Uhlcr on Washington street
Misses Julia and Edith English arc spending
the holidays at home, os is Mr.. Henry Elliott
IT., win his schoOlmate, Mr.. Rockhold Of
Ohio, who is studying with the former at the
New York Military Academy ut Cornwall-on-
Hudson.
Mcssrs Murray Davis and Horace Downham
arc also back for the holidays.
Miss Lena Nelson OF Woodstock, Fagquier,
l. visiting Mrs. NJ. C. Pcyton.
Mr.. William p Cation Il az home for the hol-
days.
4 he Misses Kemper have returned from a
pleasant visit to Richmond.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
DIED.

WEANER-At { O'Clock Thursday morning,
March "a, 1891, after long and painful Illness,
Mary HQsey, wife OF Richard Weaver passed
quietly into rest.
The funeral was at Fredericksburg, Va, the
afternoon of saturday, March -.
ACTON-uu sunday, March -, 1891. at 3Ii
p' m, caroline Acton, wife OF the nte George
Acton,
Funeral from her daughters residence. lji
Maryland avenue southwest, Wednesday, no 3
p, M; Relatives and friends respectulp m-
Nitcd to attend.
ABTE -Artcr a brief illness of pneumonia,
ON Sunday, March %, lNll, ut 2o'rIorh q m.,
Henry, beloved husband of Elizabeth ArlN
aged ~ years,
Fucudr or lamily lt, mylipd to attend fuu-
cr0l services Hi his Tat residence, 1913 IE,Hi"iu
street, 90 ~ % O'Clock o. u., TUESDAY, March %,
iuicrmtut 40 Ni.liamspnn, Ma, Wednesday,
Apri, 4.
BAtNEs ON sunday, March %. 1891, Wm.
Barnes, aged "a ycUr-
Funeral from hi, late rcsiicurr. % l,lt Ions
burg road northeast "Wednesday evening 3r
O'Clock p 40. Friends and Relatives ru-penJ-
fully Invited to attend.
BAtILETT Dr. stephen Madison, MT hi.
residence, 80, 53i IWontoth street, at 1885
0' ri.' March 80 Ia The ,lth year of his age.
TYLER A. o:15 o. M. March 3D. 1871, OF
rul' Principal Examiner United states I3trul
OWyr.
Services ~ hls late residence, 1928 y street
northwest, Wednesday 90 n q. u, Mtemant
Ut BIplUcb0To', w.
COWNE ON sunday, March %, 1891, AH-
guHt0 towLe, IN The l9th year OF his age
lAklMER on sunday evening, March %,
lNNl, y, L. Lrrimcr only ron Of Mrs s.. f..
Lmimcr.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
THE STRIKE POSTPONED.
Conservative Members of the Typo
graphical Union Defer Action.

Conservative Members of the Typo
graphical Union Defer Action.
Themecting of the Typographical Union
last night was well attended, and there
was considerable talk about the enforce
ment Of the scale which was to hayeg gone
into effect tomorrow. 1t was decided,
however, To postpone action until another
meeting could be held, and in the mean
time the old scale will continue in vogue.
The conservative element of the Union
were in the majority, and as IL was repre-
scnted that the employers of the job
Offices had not been consulted, or re-
qUcsted to advance the price of compost
ton, il was decided to obtain definite
answer from them. Another thing which
prevented definite action from being taken
was the absence of any of the officers of
the International Union, who are au-
thOriZed TO sanction Il strike
The local union is desirOus, ii q strike is
ordered, of having the support of the In
ternational, and hence the postponemeut
of the date when the new scale is to go
into effect,
The stories which have been circulated,
in which il has been alleged that the Gov
eminent Printing Office employees We're
advocating and directing this movement
against the downtown offices, was re-
futed at last nights meeting for the yO-
ting was left entirely to the downtown
men.
The next meeting will he held on Fri
day night when il is expected that definite
action will be taken.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS FOR BOILERS, PIPES FIT
tings, Nc..-OniCc of Building for Library
Of Congress, 10 East Capitol street, Wash
ngtun, d. c., March Z, 1881. Separate sealed
proposals from manufacturers viii he TO-
Ccivcd at ths Oillcc until ! O'Clock p. M on
THURSDAY, THE ID DAY OF April. isli,
aud opened Immediately thereafter i'm presence
OF bidders, for furnishing and delivering NJ tho
site Of tho Building for liopry uf con.
gross, In this city, the following fixtures, ht-
ting and materials for heating and power APP
paratus, namely:
Class i--Shcll boilers, fronts and trimmings,
wafer heaters, tanks, DC.
Class > Cast iron hangc pipe, hot water
coils mauhOlc doors, Nc.
Class Fittings for wrought iron pipe,
valves, steam traps, galvanized sheet iron
pipes, SC.
Glass Wrought iron plain and galvanized
pipe.
Specifications. general instructions and condi-
tiOns and blank forms Of proposal may he oh
tanned on application tn this Office BERNARD
II. GREEN, Superintendent and Engineer
mArt,g ii ,I32S.3
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
THE POLICY PEOPLE powNEp.
They Put Test Case Into tie Police
Court and Got the MnrsI of u

They Put Test Case Into The Police
Court and Get the Worst Of -
Tomorrow will be a great day with the
policy writer's and the policy hackers Of
Washington.
IL will be the day when the law for the
new jury Police Court goes into effect and
Judge Miller has expressed a determine
ton to commence ON the policy cases at
once. There are now twcnty-three cases
awaiting trial before the Jury, and it is
thought that these cases will occupy the
attention of the court for about two weeks.
Then the violations of the liquor law will
be taken UP, but perhaps, before these
come TO trial there are several assault
cases, the defendants of which are in jail
that may be taken up. These are gener-
ally given the preference.
In the Police Court to-day, before Judge
Miller the policy people decided 10 try the
experiment of having a trial before the
court as IL now exists. Mfr. a. -. Will
liams represented the defense. The first
case called was that of Iack Mitchell and
he didn't have very good luck, lie was
sent 10 jail for four months.
Walter Davis gave some interesting
facts concerning policy playing in this
city, and II was upon his testimony that
the conviction was made. lie explained
that he bought baby row. /, >, 3, at
Mitchells place, and also "blood row, d"
10, Is, 10, at Mitchells place. The defense
was unable to break down the testimony
Of the witness.
This conviction will perhaps convince
the policy people that they had better
try the jury court, although they can be
tried 10y either of the courts.
Judge Miller will take charge of the
Jury Court for n time, perhaps, because Of
his familiarity with the law bearing on
policy in the District, and Judge Kimball
will preside over the regular court The
latter will be held in the upper story Of
the present Police Court Building. The
rooms were finished to-day, and every
thing is now ready for the beginning Of
business.
Thomas Spriggs and Richard Major
were sentenced to four months in fail
for ttts,
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
Concert at Glendale,

Tomorrow night Washington will send
some of its best talent'to Glendale, Nd,
To assist in furnishing an attractive
musical and literary programme for
grand concert and entertainments Pro-
fessor Henry White will be the musical
director and will be assisted by Messrs.
Whipple, Ladson, McMichael, Wheeler,
Havcll, Way, Adrain, Cullen, Doyle
YouDgs and DIR. Frank White, Mrs. Henry
White, Mrs. Il. A. Goodwin, Miss Daisy
Il. Hepburn, Miss Anna Nixon and Miss
Grace Wise. A train will leave the Balti-
more and Potomac depot, corner Sixth
and b streets, for Glendale, at @ o'clock
p. m, returning at 1885. The price of
round-trip tickets will he fifty cents adj
mission 70 the concert tMentY.liye cents.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
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