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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

rThisqist Is furnished by Tuttle Bros. rea
estate dealers. Pearl-st.. over Arcade. Tele
phone No. 1851
In THU CITY.
James G Pulcher 10 Augustus Cuenot.
e4s II lot 10. Peftibone's add.............s 200
John kOstea To Bastiaan Booge. lot 81.
bk l. Pages 20
Matte punton 10 AZlena louell. lot
10. bk 3, Dunton's add. -. .......... LIZ
Geo ii Gfdersleeve 10 Aziena loueil.
lots and q. Gildersleeye Herring
Peter Salm to Mary Wilson. n ~ II lot
s. ok 26 Deans sub Observation-Disclosures "
Herman A Nedders to Albert Stec and
vile. W 1914 II lot 1. Vedders subj 2.25
IN THE COUNTRY.
Am o Farrell 10 Josep'i Breidenstein.
w7ass NV INV a OF sec Is.
Hiram Ellis to 4 X and Della Baker.
lot 10. blk /. will of Sextopvii:e....--.-. q
Frances Lavender TO Arthur Il Reed
ct al. pit ne q ne Of sec IA. Vergon-
James Wykes To Virtue A Wykes. w
w ne u OF sec 10. Paris ...--......-.... 400
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
A Grent snrprL.c.

In order to close ont the stock within
the next FIVE days the New York Fire
Insurance Clothing Company. Is Mon-
roe-st., Will offer their entire stock OF
mems, boys' and children's clothing Al
50 cents on the dollar.
Remember the address. 4s Monroe-st.,
y. Y. Fire Insurance Clothing Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
SLIPPERY GABLE.
The Reed City Jail Not Tight Enough TO
Hold Him.

Hold Him.
Superintendent Mech took George
Gable, the partially demented deaf
mute, to Reed City Wednesday. He
was taken TO his father, but was unwill-
ing to stay with him. Upon the advice
of the boys father he Was placed in the
Reed City Jail. until arrangements
could be made to send HIM to the
asylum. Yesterday morning as Mr..
Mech was sitting in his office his first
visitor was George Gable. He said he
broke Jail the night before, but would
not explain how he effected his escape.
The chief Of police of Reed City sent q
dispatch to the officers here to place
the boy in custody. until he should be
called for. He was placed in jail here
Yesterday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
WE
DON'T
CARE

would like to have you take BOTH But
if you cannot 60 on "A weekday. then
instead of going TO st. Joe on the ex-
curs:on Thursday, woit until Sunday
the 18th. and 60 10 Manistee or Traverse
City. Excursion tram viii leave Grand
Rapids and Muskegon at am. and
leaves ManIstee and Traverse City At 6
pm.
You will have six hours there and IL
you 60 to Traverse City, two hour
and half boat ride on the bay is
thrown in without extra charge. Price
to either point is 81 from all tations be.
tween Grand Rapids, Muskegon and
White Cloud.
GEO. DEHAVEN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10

HON. f. A. sCRLIsoAxE, JUDGE.
Ira c. Hatch, et al, vs. the City OF
Grand Rapids, ct al; hearing on order
TO show cause postponed until July Is.
In re opening ct al. of flat-st.; YER
diet of jury ratified ana confirmed
upon motion of the city attorney.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
Piles, Piles! Itchlng Piies

SYMPToMs-Moisture; intensc itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and i'll most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists. or
10y mail. tor 90 cents. DIR. Swayne &
Son. Philadelphia. >.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
Or. s CLAY TODD,
is North Division-St.,
GRAND RAPIDS MICH
Advice Free.
CATARRH CURED

CATARRH.--This dreadful disease.
only a slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane Of the noee at tfst, incrsases
With each cold until i spreads through
out The Whole mucous systena. sHecfh ne
the throat, ears, bfoncaisi tas,<s, sfoaa-
sch. etc. causing deafness, lung dis
ssses. dyspepsia and many otsef dls-
trr.<snz and dangerous cons plsints- A
full account of your pressnt eond een
ard TIE treatnient yrst require. I'll Re
eivrn Won free az charge ~ ~ : ttay
Todd. Is North ne ssan-sf.. Rooms J. }
and 1, Grand Rapids. Aiea.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10

HON. A. c. ADefT. JUDGE.
Charles Taylor, Ct al, vs.. Aanufac-
turers' Mutual Insurance Company OF
Grand Rapids, assumpslt; on trial.
Jerome L. Lee VS.. William w.
Thomas, trespass; time 10 settle bill ex-
tended ten days.
Jerome L. Lee and Lewis Spaulding
VS.. William W. Thomas, replsyLni tine
70 settle bill extended ben days.
Alma sabin We. Eugene NJ. Sabin,
decree for complainant.
In the matter of the petition Of
George Lamoreanx for writ or nabeas
corpus TOR Charlotte A. Pettbone,
haoeas corpus; order demanding Gus
tody Of child " HARRISON Wilcox.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10

Lily White Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
Go to Chicago via c. & w. N

Only 81 day, Lincoln House, SO
Cnrtnn-sf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10
LAW AND LAWYERS.


GREAT CourS-FAre 4.
Hos. wA. 4. SkoyE. JUDGE
Mary L. Temple vs. Aaskegon, Grand
Rapids 4 Indiana railroad, 1espass on
the case; verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10

lily White flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10

go to Chicago via c.& ". M
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-10

William Merritt, of Saginaw, has
patented new barrel machine which.
works automatically, one operator
placing the slaves in position, while
another places the hoops and heads in
the machine. The barrel Is then set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
COLLEGE TRUSTEES bEsT TO-DAY.
The session VIII BE Held in the Second
Church-The Aid Funds

The trustees of Richmond College meet
in semi-annual session to-day st II o'clock.
For the convenience of the members the
secretary has arranged 10 hold the meet
ing IN the Second Baptist church. Sixth
and Main streets. The cOmmIttee-Toom OF
the basement IS well adapted 70 such
The Women's Society OF the church will
spread a lunch at O'Clock. so that the
corporation may keep together and busl-
ness be facilitated. The board sits with
closed doors.
AT the semi-annual meeting it Is usual 10
consider matters of general interest, to-
gether with such special orders as are set
Tor that date. Only one OF the standing
committees is required 70 report. Inls Is
the committee which has charge OF the
aid funds, including scholarships and do
nations.
Quite a number OF young men are helped
bv these benevolent gifts. Prominent
among the scholarship tund stands the
Fila Williams Students Aid Fund. "
This is a memorial OF the deceased daugh-
ter Of the late Thomas &. Williams, and
was created by her father before his
death. Under this four young nen are
educated annually.
The First Baptist church has a liberal
scholarship. giving tuition TO some needy
young man.
There is also the J. b. Jeter scholar
ship founded by Mrs. Jeter in honor Of her
husband gwen annually to the son OF
some minister whose salary is less than
Z go.
A year ago DR.. William B. Gray gave
81 200 to found the William A. Gray doua-
ton IN honor OF his father, distinguished
physician Of Fluyanna county. The ap-
pointes is named by Dr. Gray. This year
Mr. s. W. Melton IS the recipient. Besides
these scholarship gifts by Richmond peo-
ple. there are many others of equal value
by persons in Virginia and outside the
State.
Hon. J. l.. NJ Curry, president of the
corporation, arrived last evening. He ha:
met a number OF the committees anc
keeps the business well IN hand. The
The Secretary, Rev. G. II. Ryland, ha:
been sick, but will be at his post. A full
attendance is eXDected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
THE DEBT NATTER.
,,oe,op pgJEcTioN os TIE AGREE
- yeNr sY LONDON ADVISERS.
=. ,crssrs. 8cwcver. 60 ue Merely a
...-.,rot fof, Delay an Ae-
rsp,anee Nor Rejection.

,--,- Amcricaa cable e Tho Dispa'chl
,.-.> December is.-Tho London Ad-
- e -ri cf Virginia Stato-Debt Bond
..... nave declined % recommend that
.... t5srs accept tho American commit.
..t-re for the settlement Of CLAIMS
virginia. The London committee
-rv1ktda meeting 90 decide on
..f action. Meanwhile, q section Of
-. ..raboldsrs. representing bonds
.ac 20 Eve millions. will accept the
se committees scheme in prlnci-
90 ..s.as 20 ge; notifications
Only A pElkY or ACTION.
...s-sl telegram 70 Ihe Dtspa,ca.l
N-. yorz. December ls.-From infor-
... -seeived here by members Of the
. .. Committee the London advisers
-s.sep, nor decline the proposed
.... -.ttemeu;. but have DELAYED ac-
r...l 10 expression Of opinion can be
t,s.-.4 deposit.ug bondho!ders on the
t....t December.
s. -. of over s5.0Oo.Oo0 worth Of
,-.s .,uressed an asserting opinion
s7. tlta instant.
r..... cables are hopeful Of practical
o.. F.
-.--es;c1 modification can only af-
t.t. 4r.rbat'on and not the terms OF
4, -.. ot settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
URGED NOT TO DRINK CHRISTMAS.
Preamble and Resolutions Adopted bv tho
.C.TU. Last Night.

The Central woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held a meeting last night, at
which the following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted;
Remembering with intense sorrow tho
number Of instances recorded wherein
young men have been tempted beyond
their power TO resist through the social
wlne-gtass rendered By some well-mesning
perhaps but thoughtiess society friend.
We, the WomRn's Christisn Temperance
Union Of Richmond. Va. deem 1t 3 fitting
time IN view Of the approaching holiday
season 70 adopt the following resolutions,
hoping they viii meet with hearty re-
sponse from every man and woman IN our
CITY who has seen the direful effects OF this
awful society custom:
i. Ret0lred. That we do most earnestly en-
treat and request our people 10 abstain
from the use OF spirituous liquors during
the Christmas festivities, and that we es-
pecially urge our ladies TO banish every.
thing that can intoXlcate from their tables
| and entertainments.
2. RoSolUod, That we request all pastors
OF churches in this city to preach at least
one sermon in accordance with the above
resolutions.
3. Besoiced, That the editors Of our pa
pers be requested TO publish these resolu-
tions IN their several editions.
Mrs. Il. j. Anderson and Mrs. Waite
were appointed delegates 20 the temper
anee convention, which meets in this city
TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
wILLIAKs-TKSRAST.
MANY MAsoNs HERE.
The Grand Lodge Meets ro-Day-Dovs

The Grand Lodge Meets To-Day-Dove
Lodge 10 Hold Special Communications.
The one-hundred- and-fou.teenth grand
annual communication OF the Grand
I,odge of MasOns OF Virginia Will begin at
the magnificent Masonic Temple at s
O'Clock this evening.
The Working Committee OF the body
have been here several days and have re-
hearsed their programme many times.
Already a laxge number OF members OF
tne Grand Lodge have arrived IN the city,
aud the hotels are pretty well nlied with
the delegates.
Howard Wayt. OK stanton, arrived yes,
terday and is stopping at Ford's. de Will
call the lodge to order promptly at the
prescribed hour and the work viii be gone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
"The Two Sisters"

The attraction al the Academy Of Music
for Thur.dav. Friday, and SATURDAY. nights
of this week. and al special matinee on
the last-named day. is " The Two Sisters y
q plav which. according TO tho comments
of the press. Is thoroughly entertaining
and mertOTIOus.
IL comes close to the people, rejecting
their JOYS and sOrrOws and is interesting
becanse II ls full OF human nature. II Is a
nlay written by the authors of the Old
Homestead, ," which made such a remarka-
bic HI. here last season. Sale OF seats
commences at the box office Wednesday
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15

A L.hbery 10 Chesterfeld-Mr. Bowies's
Iuaeral-Oiher Manchester Notes.

A Lsibery 10 Chesterfield-Mr. Bowiess
Iuaeral-Oiher Manchester Notes.
.-s December term OF the Chesterfield
-.v Cour, began yesterday-Juds
...al l. Cloptgn on The bench. There
' a verV large crowd present Much
..l.-~y business. which comprised the
,..-e docket. was transacted.
r meeting Uf tne Chesterfield Agrl-
d. g-ll Society was called 10 order az y
..es ty Nr. s.. A. Cogblll. who request
IN. q. l!ay Ch8L1 BIN 20 preside ln the
moe NJ Dr. John 4. BrausfOrd, VINO
.. detained 40 home Uy serious ludlsposl-
M-. Calmthu delivered q brief ad-
aHar which Judge William l Clop-
-.Iteg q slvcr-seryice 70 Ar. JOhn
".fIus. tine secretary and treas urer,
Vl, donated by the member OF ;he
PIP .- Is testimonial OF their appTecia-
.rlle interest manifested ia thr cX-
....f the county az the Fair. Mr.. Wat
Voaded vitha snort speech, thank
- f.- members % the society.
ANoIBER FERMENTATION.
t-Nt4gr John T. Taylor was next IN
'r .-l. aud after q orlef address pre-
..- silver service % Hon. ". ".
4...r tL- president Of the soclety. for
r#e.rut services. ty which Chester
...- u.g the blue ribbon and received
premiums ac the FAIR Mr. BAKER
r -H..1ei iB few words appropriate 80
rrason.
lat.e absence ofJudse John H. Ingram.
was detained by sickness. Major Il. II.
'-.. au old resident Of Chesterfield, oc-
....-l the Tostrum. from which ne deiv-
.- au eloquent address ~ behalf o. the
efT
a.a 3. 81. Parrish being unable to ap-
l-. hon. George IL. JoWett was called 10
platform aud made short but inte-
% .Ms speech.
TIE ORGAHIZATtog.
The following wac adopted by those
Lresatt
Eoss5. That the committee which had
been appointed % frame charter for tho
'1c'eiy proceed with the plan aDd procure
-iclagieg from the General Assembly in
e.IDIzlug the Chesterfield Agricultural
r,eely. winch viii erect an exposition
building aud g modern one-mile hte-
t-@pea sace-tfack.
rs.clUuou appointing Hou. W. w.
l41ef totrpF6scnt Virginia at the Worlds
I4r. provided the General Assembly make
la appropriation, was adopted 3
After bret informal addresses by mum
teF oi those present the meeting adjourn
Cd.
NV. Nh. sPExcEn's CALL
Rev. /. J. Spencer. pastor Of the 'Cowar-
oiE-Ayenge Christian Church IA this city,
bad been called ~ the pastorate Of the
f!Fst Christien church ln Winchester,
~. ibe membership Of this church
exceeds 400. among which are seye-
"a college graduates With Dir. Spencer.
lbs Omeial Board Vt this church first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
LIE JUDGE ploNoT seEIT.
An Amusing Episode in the United statei
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
During the progress of the trial Of the
case of CLARK against the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday rather
amusing incident happened. While Mr.
b. b. Munford. Of counsel for defence,
was speaking he referred 70 the delays
he had experienced IN the case from not
knowing where certain witnesses were.
Mr.. j. Samuel Parrish. of counsel for the
plaintiff, replied that the witnesses were
ia Philadelphia and that tho railroad CON-
pany was aware of the fact.
Mr.. Munford retorted, Then you mean
to assert that what say is not SC" and at
the same time made rush towards Mr..
Parrish and struck at him. Before any
serious blows were passed, however, Mr.
George Wayne Anderson sprang and seps-
rated them, and explanations being made
Mr.. Munford resumed his speech.
The amusing part of the adair was that
Judge Hughes had left the bench and was
wandering around in the halls and offices
on the courtroom floor in deep thought
while the excitement was going on, and
when be returned 10 his seat was totally
oblivious 20 the fact that there had been a
break in hr. Munford's argument. The
little episode was the result OF misun-
derstandng. and no bad feeling over II
exists between the gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
czqoCRATc NATL CONVENTION.
81. raaJ OHers Mar.moth Auditorium
MIWaukee's Bid.

.HF telegraph 90 the Dlsp0tch-i
Tvr. MNS, December I4.-This
r- -haro was held o meeting Of the
..-uittee on convention promotion
.. auditorium for the Democratic Ma
t.... Convention. City-AttOruey Lawler
.tt.t proposition that the city could
...r .lv tnr proposed auditorium by
...u.I additional tax \ resolu-
... t..Testl-g such action by the
....I Was adopted. Both branches OF
glli having 10y unanimous vote al
-. .. favored the proposition 10 build "a
..... auditorium. the completion OF
rrIius 90 au early date Is assured,
.t.. l-x. Democratic National ConycH-
g.. u.l hsye at Its service one OF the
...-. a-s.t4r1ums ia America.
rlrR,UEEE I1 NAEE U!G EFFoRT.
v.utrEeT. WIS. December l4-One
'. .r.. citizens, representing capital OF
....-.. millions. to-day signed tbeIf names
... --grlutea fuuu IF Sl0J,0D 20 pay the
.......- uf tue Democratic National Con
..r should 10 be stcUrCdfor Milwaukee
.. ...llE committee has been selected
d. .u.rtrrs secured iu Washington. Mil
e RIll make a big effort 90 secure the
aud its representatives,, who are 70
f-r-c- e. the National Committee
.. ..- meeting next month, VIII 20 10
N.-..-g -g'ou lu style.
ACAE-LOAD OF BEEB.
E.. member If the Committee Of One
T...r.i vail wear dark suits with cream
q, r trimmings. and one OF the brew
,-... VIII send q carload Of beer 20 the
.....s. tHr free distribution. An archi-
O.. vla examined the EXPOSITION build
Today. reported that there would be a
setting capacity Of = 600. with standing
..s5.pl1 and forty-eight delegation.
- ..- Twenty thousand dollars viii be
...-tlr r.lttiug the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15

into.i Nearly all the officers. list OF whom
was published ia Sundays DIsrArcH, are
here.
The members will par visit to the ha-
sonic Home. on the Seyen-Plnes railroad,
today before the opening OF the lodge.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon, by or
der of the grand masters, Dove Lodge
will meet IN II. Albans Hall for the pur.
pose of conferring the degree OF : 3. O."
Az 7 O'Clock Thursday evening this lodge
will hold a stated Communication az the
same place to confer the sublime degree Of
IN. M upon candidates. The work VIII
be done by the Working Committee OK the
Grand Lodge 10 the presence OF that body.
n ne mot likely that any changes will be
made in the officers az this meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
oAIopc London" Tonight.

The melo-drama Alone in London"
aboyt.Which SD much has been written
and talked. will be presented at the Rich
mond Theatre tonight and tomorrow
pirht and tomorrow at matinee. The
company 10 produce the play comes re-
commended as strictly hrst-cla~S, and
jnveTs of this pure type Of dramatic art
NAV feel assured that they have treat in
store The siuice and Westminster bridge
scenes are very realistic and attractive;
The sale OF seats has been very good and
big houses wall greet this popular piece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
Election of omeers.

The Legion of the Red Cross Granite
Council, No. %, had large and well
attended meeting last night at Central
Hall, and everything looked brilliant when
the officers came in, clothed IN their beau
tiful paraphsTnalia. After the transaction
OF large amount Of business the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year Commander, Joseph h. shepherd /;
Vice-Commander, E. o. Traylor; Prelate,
g. j; Mallory; Marshal, J; 7. st1ger
Alley Recorder, q. A. Allen: Financial
Secretary, G. a. Crawford: Treasurer, II.
NJ. Anderson. Trustees: Joseph II. Shep-
herd, G. A. Crawford. and z. @. Stuart.
Representative 20 Supreme Council in
Wilmington, Del. O. A. Crawford; Alter.
nate R. q. Smart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
run calls Yesterday.

vestardav The first call was at l2:10P. NJ,
10 P RI. Mayo & Brothers factory, TO a
neoro bow who was suffering with cramp-
coEc. He was treated ana left.
The second summons was az l:O L. NJ,
10 2sOi z street, 10 q negro man who had
had his leg badly cut and bruised by fall
ing from a train. He was taken to the
bCsnttal for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
kORCROss LIE VAN.
ALstter 90 His Mother Containing Proof
TO That Eject.
HTleI.EraIA . no DIsDatch

Ie.laS. December lS.-It has been ascer-
t...l that during the visit OF NorcrOsSs :
father TO h.s son Office to-day letter was
t..t Iu li- de-k addressed 70 his mother
r.... .- believed % have furnished the
.g.t..IE proof to his parents that he
g.. '-. h1MU-tlT0Wer.
T..- SAID. however. that in the letter
...r- N.rcross informed hls mother that
a.- going away on THURSDAY on IN
...t business: that # successful he
..I r-turn saturday night, but Il uu-
.,-f-. ae might never return. The pa
t..r. }-Y..biv know nov as much about
...r -.l 4cti1u5 II this matter as ever
r... .- sl.Sl.
Iu IDENTIFICATION COMPLETE.
Nry YORK. December 14-Any slight
... as to whether Henry l.. Ao.cross.
... b.s-ou broker, was the b-thTower
.E..t .-s been removed, and the ldenufi-
....- O. complete. An examination OF the
U-,Lrawer's teeth to-day shows that
sr. nine b.luEs IN the teeth. and the
...- details corres pond with descrip-
r. bis teeth furnished 0y the Boston
..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15

Yesterday Coroner Taylor was called to
view the bodies Of two persons who had
been found dead--one q negro man named
Zoe FAze, aged about thirty, residing at
273O Lester street, and the other 3. negro
woman named Mollie Branch. aged about
twentv-eight, al Zs10 Leigh street. Both
were living on the A0or OF their rooms
when discovered. The man died Of heart
disease. and the woman brain-trCuDlo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
c,,rgcd with Robbing "A Prenchsr.

James Thomas alias TomDkins (colored).
charged with breaking and eEterlng the
bouSe m rev. John Jasper with intent to
commit a larceny. was tried ia ths Hust-
mos Court Yesterday and was acquitted.
He was defended by Messrs. K. 4. tauntle-
roy and Fielding Lewis. The latter has
iust removed here from King George
county. and made his first appearance at
the bar Yesterday. His effort was pleasing
one and he has promise OF being a good
lauFVeF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
Drath FaithfuI servant,

Hannah Dixon, aged seventy-eight: the
faitbfnI friend and nurse Of Mrs. NJ. 2,
MYERS and her children. died Sunday
morning of paralysis She was carefully
brought up by her mistress. Mrs. Seddon,
aud given her freedom some time before
the war. After Mrs. Seddon's death she
chose a home with Mrs. Arthur Morson,
with whom she remained until the close
of the war. Since then she had been iden-
tilted with Mrs. MYers's family. She was
remarkable for her Intelligence. charity,
and sincerity.
The funeral services at the house were
conducted by the Rev. Johnston, rector oi
St. Philips Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
ua,,,t,er. ,n Fnt nnd DIM ro-NIght.

The annual banquet of the Richmond
Howitzer Association VII; take place To-
nicht al O'Clock at Zimmermann's.
The veterans" and invited guests VIII
assemble at the arInoTy al s O'Clock and
march 70 the hotel accompanied BY the
battery. who viii also take part IN the
festivltles. The banquet will be en- ele-
CANT one. and all seasonable delicacies
will be served. -,
In the afternoon the company viii pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15
rnn.rni Of Mrs. Jacob.

The funeral of Mrs. Mollie Jacob took
place from the residence Of her husband
Harris Jacob. Esq, 1447 east Main street,
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr. saplr;
The interment was made at OaAWooa
cemetery. Nearly the entire congregation,
Kenesath Israel. of which MIR. jacob Is
president, attended the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-15

The December term Of the Henrico
County Court began yesterday. Corpe-
nus Randolph leolored), who was tired
Tor malicious assault, was fined $40 and
sent 10 jail for twelve months
The Hoard Of Supervisors OF the county
met Yesterday, but only routine business
was transaeted