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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
THEY TOOK POISON.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH OF
THREE CHILDREN IN LYNCHBUHo'
The Matter n Mystcry-CiviI-service Ex-
amIna brakeman Hurt-A
Serious Charge.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

LYycHBuR1, VA, August ia very nnr-
row escape from death by poison was
made here to-day by three little children
OF Mrs. Shider, resident OF Washington
city. but who Is visiting hero. One OF the
children was i'll and the mother procured
a bottle labelled paregoric" and gave the
child dose. Her two other children
wanted to taste the medicine, and to please
them she also gave them a dose. In re"
minutes all three of the children were
taken violently Ill. A physician was sum
moned and he pronounced them polsoneu,
and had great difficulty IN saving thei'
lives. How the poison came IN the bottle
which bad been used before, Is a mystery.
A telegram was received here late TINS
afternoon from. Llkton announcing tne
critical illness OF Charles Blencol, former
~ of this place.
cIvu-sERvICE EXAMINATIONS.
Tho city and five candidates from Nor
folk, Earnlyilc. and various points IN
Southwest Virginia were examined mere
thls afternoon before the Ciyil-Seryice
Examining Board ior postal positions.
J. 4. Flrgin. a brakeman on the Cnesa.
peake and Ohio road. had hls left hand
badly mashed here this afternoon while
coupling cars.
CH,gGED WITH ABDUCTION.
4. T.. White. Of Roanoke. was before the
Mayor tins mornir & charged with the aD-
ductIon of a white GIRL named Elmira Lane.
Tho girl was found IN house OF iil-resort
az both parties were sent back TO Roa-
noke this afternoon. The girl IL only about
eighteen years Of age. very pretty, and de-
MICS that White abducted her.
Nicholas Horslcy formerly proprietor OF
The Peaks OF Otter. died Mt Mt. Athos,
Campbell county. Saturday night. He was
seventy years # agc. q,
The Chief Of Ponce OF this city received
a letter to-day from kcrnersville advising
him 10 look ont for negro named Hunt
Blunt, who on Saturday night last burst
open the safe Of J.. T. Davis & Son, OF that
place, and carried off 300 in cash. Blunt
Is Lynchburg negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

will be to the interest Of the creditors
either at private sale or public auction. rs
whole or IN lots 90 suit purchasers, and
he must complete the conversion within
ninety days from date Of deed.
After the payment of costs and commits
SiOus for executing the trusts, rent for
store. and taxes due the State and city, the
trustee is directed TO pay unto the follow
lng-namcd creditors the amounts follow
'ng their respective names in the order Of
priority ia which they are named: Sol. l..
Nioomherr, for professional services rem
dcred. 800; l.. 4. Pullam, clerks hire.
Si5; John Caskie. $255 J. L. Gill, &c; NJ.
lander. $3.50; Edel Brothers. S3s.
After the payment of these sums the
balance Of the proceeds of sale shall be
divided pro rata among the general credi-
tors. Total liabilities about $1,000; as
sets not statel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
THE RETIRING MASTER HoNoREp.
Nr. Nachman Rccciveta Handsome Jewel
and Resolutions are Adopted.

Tho proceedings Of Fratcrnal Lodge. No.
81, 4. +. and 4. NJ. on Monday evening
Were of an interesting character A com
mittcc consisting of Megsrs T.. Bottig-
bclner, julius Straus. and T.. ID. Taylor
reported under authority OF the lodge O
very complimentary series Of resolutions.
winch were handsomely engrOssed.
mounted in a magnificent frame and pre-
s'uict 10 the retiring master, MIR. Louis
Nachman. as a testimonial Of his zecl and
interest as master for the past two years.
The acting master Of the lodge. l.. 4.
Morris. and the chairman Of the commit
tca spoke III eulogistic terms Of Brother
Nachman, who received the resolutions III
q modest speech and with many thanks.
After Oh William LOvcnstein IN behalf Of
the individual members Of the lodge pre-
senied Morshipful- Brother Nachman with
an elegant postmaster Jewel Of unique de-
sign and nui,h. The iowel is ornamented
with the WOl king tools of the order and
other Masonic omblcms, and is set with a
beautiful diamond and topaZ Worship
ful-BrotheT Loven-tcln made q happy
speech IN delivering tho jewel, compll-
meutiug the brothorOn his efficient, work
and the zeal displayed by Llm. The jewel
be0rs the following inscription: 4 token
ot love and Election from the members Of
trntCrnal Lodge, No. 50, 4. +. and 4. NJ.
Tie recipient Was taken by surprise and
was $50 affected Ov this manifestation of
rosard thai Fee could only reiternte his
tual is for flo honor confe rrCd on hlm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
TIE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE.
4 General Frec-Show of the Products and
Resources Of tire Good Old County.


The first annual Farmers Institute Of
Fairfax county Will be held at Fairfax
Courthouse on the 18th, 9th. and 28th of
this month. This will be somewhat of q
diversion from the regular Institutes, and
Will IN a measure embrace n general free
Snow oi the resources and products Of the
county. Addresses will be delivered each
day on agricultural. scientific, and other
subjects 10y able and distinguished speak
ers
A fine display of horses. cattle. sheep,
and hogs Is expected The ladies' depart
ment viii Dc especially interesting and
complete.
There will be q ploughing-match and
other agricultural contests. No charge Will
BE- made for entrance to the grounds and
all exhibits will be listed free.
Every manner of amusement has been
provided such as dancing. racing, &c,
and the good people of Fairfax intend TO
give all who attend this institute good
time and q plenty to eat.
Colonel Whitehead goes TO Charlottes-
willie Saturday to deliver u speech at the
Farmers Alliance picnic, to be held ON
The college campus there on that day. He
has also accepted an invitation TO address
the Alliances of Chesterfield county at
Broad Rock on August 25th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Gas Globe Sale
Our

advertised in last SUNDAYS DIsrArcH
will be continued throughout the week.
See what beautiful Fruit and other De-
corated Plates we are selling ut $i.Zo
Der dozen. Some in the lot ara worth
rs much as "a per dozen
AGAIN We csll your attention TO about
ak dozen Handsome China Fruit
Stands, worth all tho way from ssc. TO
s2.25--for soc. your choice (; China
Jelly Bowls from 69c. to 25c.
9i6. so Dinner-Sets for $500
$50 Dinner-Sets for So.
$40 Dinner.Sets for $50.
In spite of rising market We ones
Mason's Improved
!, ~. s'ss ssss:' 's:. 'A,p Tls:s for, Fruit Jars
prices viii only hold l
rood for few days We urge you -
y Il TO 70 II EAST BROAD STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
AN IRON COMPANY lNsOLVENT.
The South Tredegnr Iron Company Unable
to Meet Its Obligations.
(By telegraph TO the Di.patch.l


NASHVILLE, TESS.. August 1.-The At
lantic Trust Company OF New York yester-
day fled bill at Chattanooga tor the
foreclosure of mortgage of SGJ.OoO
against the South Tredegar Iron Company,
which about two years ago gave mort
gage deed 10 "A number of New York fnan-
ciers to secure the payment of 5000 bor-
rowed money, naming IN the deed the At
lantic Trust Company as trustee. Bonds
were issued by the company running ten
years and bearing per cent. interest, with
interest payable senii-annually. IL was
cited in the contract that If the COMPANY
should become six months in default OF
the payment of interest when due then
the whole bonded Indebtedness would he
come due at once. The Atlantic Trust
Company rs trustee for the benefit OF
the bondholders fled the bill for the pur-
pose Of enforcing the mortgages, alleging
that the South Tredegar Iron Company IS
insolvent and unable TO meet its obliga-
tlOuS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Qualified Before Judge Barton.

Judge ". s. Barton came down from
Fredericksburg yesterday morning and re-
opened the special term of the Chancery
Court. The following persons qualified
before him during the day:
Rev. Joshua Peterkin as administrator
of the estate OF Miss Rebekah Peterkin.
deceased.
Stapleton Coates. administrator of the
estate OtAddisOn Coates.
James X. West as administrator of Wal
ter A. Weeks.
Thn value Of each estate Is small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
MOSQUITO PLAGUE.
a REVENUE RAID.
Illicit Distflieries Csptured-The Moon
SINNERS Escape-Oyercrowded.
rSracial telepraru tO tho pisDatchl

RALEIGH, n. c., August ll.-Reyenue-
Collector White. of this district, to-day
received news OF the capture Of two Illicit
distilleries near Sanford, Mooie county.
Several moonshiners who were operating
the distilleries escaped.
The officials in charge of the Institution
for Deaf Alutes and the Bind state to-day
that they are overwhelmed with applica-
tions for admission, and cannot give the
accommodation desired. IL is officially
learned that of these two classes of un-
fortunates there are over | 800 in the State
between the school ages of six and TWEEN
ty-oue years.
United States District-Attorney Charles
A. Cook lett TO-DAY for Newbern to pur--
chase the site for the new post-offlce and
thereto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
ATYPlcAL NEGRO MELEE.
Women Hack Each other With Razors-
Several Men Mortaiiy Wounded.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ClNc1NxATI. o.. August 1.-The col
ored people held picnic yesterday at
Hunts grove, on the Big Four road.
rwonty miles west of this city. and con;
siderable mischief was done. Two colored
women Quarelled and used their razors
npon each other until both fell from the
loss Of blood. One viii die; the other IS
IN iall. This started successiono OF fights.
which lasted all the afternoon, one man
was shot several times through the body,
,',rTtsIlv. another shot in and head crushed
With a stone. probably mortally; two
others seriously shot, and a great many
OF hers hurt but not hospital cases, aud no
account was taken Of them. The train re-
turning with the picnic people 10 the city
was guarded by officers. All Of those serl-
ously hurt were known bad characters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
DISASTROUS storm In Indiana.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

JypriNAPOLIs, ISD.. August ia most
disastrous storm visited this county last
evening, doing incalculable damage to
cfops and property generally. The rain
and wind were terrific. A church seven
miles from here was split through the mid
dle ns II by a knife and lifted clear Oh Its
fonndation. A farm residence near by was
totaily DESTROYED by the lightning and
wind. In this city a business BLOCK was was
badly wrecked. telegraph,poies knocked
down. and hundreds OF shade trees de-
strnNQl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
House. FURNISHINGS.
One visit to this department will con-
zincn Vnn OF this fact.

Ouo flhit W tills uePiihinciI Will con'
vinco you Of this fact.
MORE BARGAINS THAN EVER.
BlackJapanned Waters, gold deco
rated-richly worth 25c.-for l0c. Wire
Fly-Traps. worth 25c., for Ice. Ja-
panned lnfant-Tubs, Sl.40 size for 95c. !;
Sl.9O size for S'.39. 39c. size block
tin Coffee-Pot for 25c. 2Jc. Patent
Flour-Siiter for i5c. Nickelled aud
bronzed Cuspadores for l5c. each or DC.
per pair. One big lot Work, Lunch.
Fruit, and Satchel- Baskets. will sll
be grouped together and sold Tor i5c.
choice.
French Engraved Water r-Glasses, al
ways sold for $3.50 per dozen. now s. 20
French Engraved Wine-Glasses worth
$3.50 per dozen at 81. 40; another style
worth 80 per dozen for si.9S; Engraved
Tumblers worth $3.50 per dozen for
Csc. another style worth 60c. per dozen
for 35c. /, superior quality Soda-Glasses
worth sl.50 per dozen for 9Sc. Flused
Water Bottles worth 6Oc. for Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
The KAISER IN GOOD HEALTH.
lie Walks and Ascends and Dcscends
steps without Assistance.

by Anglo-Amercsn cable TO the pispatch.]
BrRLIN. August 1.-THE alarming ru-
mors in regard to the health OF Emperor
William continue 10 gain currency IN Ber-
lin and other centres, notwithstanding
that the previous rumoTs originating from
the Fmperor's injury sustained by slip
n1np and falling on the wet deck of the
imperial Yacht Hohenzollern while on his
recent cruise to Norway have been semi
officially denied 1t is believed that these
rumors are spread by spectators for the
purpose of depressing prices on the
BOurse. 800
referring to the many different stories
in circulation regarding the Emperor's
condition. the Keller Zeit,ng to-day, says
that the Emperor is able to walk. and tAat
he ascends aud descends stairs without
assistance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J.H. VALENTINE. 1890 A. NJ, crockery.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and IL A. M., horses,
mules. and yebicles.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, IL NJ, bananas,
oranges, and lemons.
T.. POWERS, IL NJ, peaches and melons.
ELLIS & CATHCART, 1890 A. NJ, general as
sortment Of household furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Cure for sick-iieadache,

and one that is pleasant and harmless ana has
been successfully used in Richmond and through
out Virginia and North Carolina for years Ask
for DR.. DAvIps LIVER PILLS, the great family
medicine. Price, % cents for box OF twenty
nvo pills; five boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
l",gument OF Tobaeconist-

amlih x Gordon. dealers IN
.'-eeo aud smokers materials at
.... '.t ii0ad street, yesterday exc
yl.' '.'.i u assignment for the beDett
a eiei tors 10 William Wilson, trus.
'. iced provides that the trustee
''r Immediate possession Of the
....-' mlcLandlse. DC, and cause afi
st... ~ ~ TIE same ~ be made at once.
en- ~l.cA he SHAH convert the property
''o4 i.to Cash. a. expedltiousIy ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
DEATH OF A MINISTER.
Camp-,Ieeting - The Annual Pony.pen-
ming.

Camp-,feeting - The Annual Popy.Pen-
ming.
TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
OsANcocK, August l0.-Rev. Edward Gun
ter Chandler, of the Southern Methodist
Church. died at his homo near here yester-
day. in the thirty-ninth year OF his age.
Ho was educated at randolph Macon Col
leoe and entered the Virginia Conference
in 1877. but declining health caused him
TO sever this relation and 60 to Florida,
where he was for some years professor OF
ancient languages in the Methodist Con-
ference College Of that State. The rayages
of consumption. to which ne had long. been
a victim, forced him to return to his home
here about three months ago, and after ar
irving at home be continued TO SINK gra-
dually till the end came. He was noble,
self-sacriicing Christian, ana his death
will be deeply lamented wherever 10 was
known.
THE CAMPAIGNING.
Tn spite of the terrible heat immense
crowds attend the Methodist camp-meet-
ing in Turlington's woods every day. 1t
IA estimated that more than Two thousand
people we're on the grounds yesterday,
when the Rev. Dr.. Leftwich. Of Nashville,
Tenn, preached an able and eloquent SER
mon.
Owing to the illness OF the postal clerk
ON the lower division of the Now York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad no mail
has been received ut or sent FROM this town
since Saturday.
The weather now is the hottest OF the
summer.
PosY-PZNyIyG.
The annual pony-penning on Chinco-
league and Assoteague Islands will take
place on next Wednesday and Thursday.
when large numbers OF these hardy and
useful little animals will be sold. These
pony-pennings do not draw such crowds
from the main land as they once did, but
they are still high days among the island
people. and occasionally people come from
New York, Philadelphia, and other eastern
cities TO witness the observance OF the
ancient custom.
LOCAL OPTION.
An order has been issued for an election
To bs held in Atlantic district. this county.
on the first Saturday In September as to
whether the local-option law now IN ope-
ration in that district shall be repealed or
remain in force. Both sides are preparing
for the fray, and o lively contest IL sx-
pected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
The Portsmouth Mt plymouth.

LONDON, August 1.-THE United States
apprentice training-ship Portsmouth,
which is now on q cruise, arrived at fly'
mouth yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
A. Big Ady.ncc in Flour.

(By Anslo-American cable to the Dispatchl
LoNpos, August ll.-At meeting OF the
Leeds Millers' Association to-day II was de-
cided to advance the prico OF hour one
shilling and six pence per sack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
Meeting Of the Alabama Alliance.

IBy IeItKfHpu 10 t-V D1'T-s011'I
MONTGOMERY. Ala, August 1.-The Ala
bama State Alliance meets Gt Brupdiger,
fifty miles southeast Of this city, to-day.
A man named n. Is. Baily, who claims to
be from Washington city and that ms
father was health officer there. IL IN the
station-house insane. The authorities are
trying 10 relioye him in order to send him
home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

The most efiicacious stimulants TO excite the
appetite are AsGosTURA BITTERs. prepared by
DIR. j. G. B. Slegert & Sons. Beware Of counter
feits. Ask for the genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
NEW Works. HOTTEST DAY.
Sunstroke Has Carried OF a Dozen Per-
sons-Iundreds Overcome.
d. toIn "a 10 tcl

,NEw YORK. August 11.-Ninety-four in
the shade. That is what reliable ther-
mometers registered in Broadway at noon.
This is the hottest day of the season and
the hottest August 1ay in twenty years. The
effect upon the city is far more serious
than most people imagine. Persons are
overcome by the heat in hundreds and ac-
tual sunstroke befalls scores of people.
The aggravation of other diseases by the
beat is incalculable, and children, especI-
ally nursing babes and teething little ones,
suffer untold mseries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

MANY persons are broken down from over.
work or household cares. BROWNS Iron BIT
TERs rebuilds the system, aids digestion, re-
moves excess Of bile. and cures malaria. A
splendid tonic for women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

Persons visiting fashionable summer re-
sorts can have the wonderful Thompson's
B-omine and Arsenic Spring Water shipped
to them by notifying us.
X. l.. CHRISTIAN & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ASHLAND DEFEATED BY GLEN ALLEN.

GLEN ALLEN, Va, August 1.-THE game
OF ball played here to-day between the
Ashland and Glen Allen clubs resulted IN
q victory for the home team by score OF
II TO 2. After the game everybody present
repaired to the new hotel, where they were
entertained by Captain John Cussons.
The Glen Allen club will play the Hill
Printing Company's club at Island Park
Saturday evening 1t 4S0. A good game
may be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

The New York Hotei Re9,str, the recog-.
nized authority on hotel matters. says OF
that new wonder of the world. the Plaza
Hotel. Of that city " IL is the most mag,
nifcently and luxuriously appointed ana
most perfectly equipped hotel IA the world.
Perfection ia every detail is found o. Inc
Plaza"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

When Baby was sick. we gave her castorfa'
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss, she chung 10 Castor'A
When she had Children, she gave them CastofiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
WASHINGTON NOTES AND TOPICS.
Packages Held FOR Duty-The Reports Re-
garding the seizure of the La Libertad.
by telegraph to the Dspatch.l


WASHINGTON. August l1.-Acting- -Secre-
tary Nettleton has informed the Surveyor
of Customs at Chattanooga. Tenn, that 1t
Is not necessary under the regulations for
customs officers to visit post-oifces where
packages are held for duty If any expense
would be incurred thereby, as the post
master can have sucn packages opened by
the owners i'll his presence and report TO
the customs officials the contents of the
packages and their probable value for an
estimate OF the duties, which will be col
iected and forwarded by the postmaster as
provided III the regulations.
NO INFORMATION RECEIVED.
The State Department has not as yet re-
ceived information Of the reported seizure
of the Pacific mail steamship City OF
Panama at La Libertad. San Salvador. 1t
has been advised, however. of the inten-
ton of the authorities Of San Salvador 10
seize the vessel at Acajutla because she
had left port in San Salvador without
properly clearing under the law. The
department has telegrephed United States
Minister Pacheco to examine into the facts
immediately and make a report to the
department Of the results Of his lnvesti-
cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

Explosion or A CANNON.
...r,t,l g. .,alc OF Omgcrs from Flying
r..ft. II Iron.

n.. a. Iro-,
'Avl'si"h On ooaIu
u.uia. steamship al
..-..rl.f .rrihS.
|..t.. .'. caused p, me- bursting OF q
.. u.- c.ttrly ana Ie-echoed
A.i- lit'es OF ron were
..- .rA iLr Aif win great NelVCl'y
..--'. "uicn ~eigned ABOUT
..... ..l-'.. Nl- thrown iullY aV ie.t
t.i '.roli tie sifeci-car track Ill
f.,5 -auort yould haye
f.. excitement, hut when
......... hurst cannon I'll the a.r
........tel that persons IN the
-...t t..-fIp f.lnng IRON will be-
..-.,.. ga eh.ht degree.
h'" j. VDD' "ifl''
-.a .ai been charged aud hred by
'Nt.,r Glover, oi the boat, VINO az
.f .'h- t.o iu~t stepped from the
.r. '.r vessel, where the cannon
t'..rL Captain Couch. In
..r l.rI-an. and Asslstaut-Purser
..r Shaver were on the upper deck 10
I.-t Nh.,t WAS - be given the gun,
I'D. -re1' wonder Is that they were not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

Z. B. Rawson, Galveston. Tex, says.
aud think L Is valuable remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12

Hckok's No. 1, Fl. d. c., Fig, and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure. Clean, and Choice
Sun-Cured TObaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
CHANCE OF TIE Gun.
hrK-cNEoTHE POLICEMAN.
,nd Wos sent Co tnc Hustings Court-A
falt,loupc Thief.

Joy ..t,r.. ..,. 2. .re has been q most
-.l.. .f -Onv pleasing fea-
Ht '.. i...r ..ri. and II was only
.',.. ..t t.et .. t.Wu,1 upon tire assem-
...l. tl.f f Vas the GENIAL face
h...- t.lt ali been missing. The
II.I. lr % confined e. ins room
t..r..- ati Wa- only out for a few
.. f..'.r.lv. tie ic., ~ the afternoon
-lIr where be viii remain until
-- -..a.le L.- health.
'.e. .l.- tktu up yesterday was
|l g. DNyer. who wa- fined -
'- fr being drunk and disorderly
g., and sent 20 the Hastings
...,riit resisting Police-Ofiicer
... I..a s.'.l t.rY ugly language when
.. .rt kicked like steer. as wa
su t The bruises upon the
-N'ur hiu.
... .' 4nr t4ravati for fghting in
nl- continued until next month
..tJue.- adversary may be appre-
. .'t. evening of Monday fiaxen-
-... n.. ..l UAm.d James Iwyman, OF
... ..ie. was lelsurcly lettering
t- t.f.t market lie kept his
t.l.su % pli.,ui canteiOupes, and
a.rr trruri his eyes from his
I..... became pos-essor OF seve-
.nn.. II was only "A few
r-. S-r,e4rt Whitlock had pos
rim ana tho Justice referred
..t. .t.f..,- caro- of Sergeant Epps at
o. .rasO u OF ninety DAYS.
-.In-t james Green tcol-
.-.D... ,..I, ne trIed AUGUST 18th.
t-. -,..r., wa, fined ~s for al
...--... ,.'r,.u = larre.
y.Il,y,s CHARGED with ere
....... .r l. n. own trcnises. WAS
....,.
,.a~,.d with keepinr his
.... i.~grdav. Aupust nh was
..--..r..w nornIng. when hls
.-I..-f
.,...., ,ha Richmond Frede-
.... I....,'.,'. r,.firoa5 cbarpiup
......t .......,,.,- rm-' over ite Con.
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