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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND FORTS
~ mouth, Va. Norfolk and Washington. D. c..
steamboat Company's PALACE STEAMERS WASH
lNOION and NORFOLK leave every day the year
from wlar. loot " 9Th si.. Connecting With
all through trains Tor south and ofhcss Ola
olY, l.s5l and l4sl Pennsylvania ave.
yNO CALLAHAN,
ja2l-tr Gen. eUpA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Cow NOT TO GET on
IL the car starts with YOU holding on by IN.
rear handle. shown in the cut immed iatel,
above. you are lost to the extent shown below
not to say further:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

ELocUrIoN AND ORAroEr.
The most thorough and influential COLLEGE OF elocu-
ton in the world. MAkTiN COLLEGE, Ola l2th
81 "a " 1atS-.Bln
MISS HALSTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
W children and Older Kris. Thorough instruction
IN Ens Ism, German, drawing and music. French
tausht by Prof Gala l4.9 10th ct. cor Z NV
Ia3U-.ns
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING
On B1GH STREET MAR CORNER OF 4TH

On high STREET NEAR CORNER OF 4TH
STREET. WEST WASHINGTON. d. c.
passed sai in sa%sg sanss No s
TTtk we vii SfIeT tor sale THURspAI THE
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front Of the premises, ali
that piece or parcel of and premises known and
one hundred and eighty three in sn Beatty HsWkins
addition to Georgetown, D. c. beginning on the west
hs =, The Ia Line
.oa.heriy los liz feet on the line Of High street
90 t ma ot Of brick house
nlnS thence northwardly and with the west line Of
hgh street 40 feet thence westwardly and at right
i and ls in said addition thence south of said line
70 ne END thence easterly with line of
sected by line drawn south d,s degrees west from
point IN tie rear wall Of said house nine inches north
esstery by said line reversed to the beginning
thereof thence south with said rear wall nine incnes
to the southwest cornsr house and then by and
with the south wall of said house TO beginning Of sand
premises on High street together with ali the improve
ments on same and all the RIGHTS ways easements and
belonging thereto any wise apper-
Terms: one-third Of purchase money in cash; resi-
due in two equal nstailinents at one ana two wears
day OF SAFE notes to be given bearing interest at
s oS esse. or al s and to
dpos Ss in = option 81, ruE
compled with in ten days from day Of sale other
the sad ne right to readvertse and resell
VIM. A. MCKINNEY,
Columbia Law building,
,. HENRY s. MAT Fl = r." Trustees
GEO. ". sT1cKNEY. Auct9neer;
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. ZIG
STREET NORTHWEST
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TIE WAY TO GEI On.
ship with anchor to windward. Even If the
car starts suddenly out of time your hold
being in the proper place, will sustain you in
making a quick step forward, and so enable
ven TO board safely and easily and laugh at the
fault Of the conductor.
1t - very easy to board car properly. yet
for s0me r'ason or other the majority OF women
will do like this:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER rs, 1spl
Trains .eaye DAILY Rom nion station tb. and
9th aud streets.
1hrou.h the lrandest scenery In America. with tho
Establishment and most complete bolld Train servico
" est lrom Washington
100 y. m.-''ClLc.nnati Fast Line. solid Train
Nashnlt 10 Cincinnati without change, arriving &C
Cincinnati at ~ 10 a H.. cunu-yting tie Union dep0e
tor lndlanapols. 81. louls, &C.
IL 10 pm the famous II Nv. vestibule Lmited"-
q solid Nestibue tram NlIil 1Inclnuatk
ONO. Lex naton and Loulsye. ny. arriving al GIN
cinnati At o. - .n- Lexington u 20 o. LoulsvlnD
$40 D. In. connecting Union depots tor all pcints
10 EXpress tor OordOnsN lie. Cnarlo tee vile
RichnIOnd. MAyn-sDoro. stsGnton and principal w
ginia points
10. % a. via Il. r. andP Railway and Richmondts
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk-ONLA Kali. LINZ
huffman locations and Tickets at CouIanys once
ol3 and l42l Jenna ave.
nolo n. ". FULLER. GenI Passenger Agent
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NFI FAM, h on Ie1I 81 ST ZEYT D10I, ~,
Prh q 20, i5.I q 81 NEAI DOOR 70
nakers ia na taors and habit
is during this week sIscalty Of sprins Hrs.s 9r
@"'- mhl9-a
GENTS, SU1rs
Innings and But Sur a .ss ,ts in their former
DYEING IN ALL SHADES ACCORDING TO
s.,n,r
=,
AA' - DohNoI'
sCOURER AND DYER.
e.,.,,.
southeast cor. 18th and Paramount ave
n,.~o,, ,ro,,,
1 5ss ch sc'n 1T, st. th ph.dsSai'
1923 Co. umbia ave PhiladeIphia
rs Market . st.. Wi wilmington as'H pel.
MRS NJ. BRADLEY, MODESTO, 81. Ne,
aas HHs sds in IF
mhlo:.w'
L TO order, 10 cents dozen; pinkins. cents yard:
'n I, ma n.ne' sls'o IT, LUCAS. Bus 9th st. w.
w DREssMAKERs. APPRENTICES AND
inr boneng matching pIads and Stripes ali sty - Of
skirts. sleeves collars and waists. Also how
the latest stS.e, OF french gowns without going
before trying on. Positively no rettlnv on any
len doir asi0Hns continued Lninss cut 20 inca
SUI. .1, az Ai'''eu Lessohs Jay anu evening"
.,Su1oX,pIE nnrss,1,1-,~-<, ,,o,-.-,-.,----
fnr,ss nsr,i a "a, : M0DEKAIE
l.
age hlnuly soIcltsu SIo "a ST. NV The French
tdlIor :. steih used eAcIusiNeIy. mh.-2w'
MISS Al j. Johnson
lOi1 lltu ST. NV.
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAi
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, wEsT AND soCrHwEsf.
sI psonBi k., Is,ck 4, S sh,ESpIp sGLSTaI


STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
-p,,x lnen.s, u q ", January lsa2.
ro, pt S,i.NLa 6IH AND Bsrs. as foLLoEs;
Lures % fa iuAAn ne.,,bnis Car. ., 10 81 m.
Columbus snd 81 LOUIS With p.rlor Car Hsrrss
hnrs =, 70 ilt,snurs aud sleerins Cars irom Ptts-
,oonn ~ - inseaansrohs, fi,'sans 70 celumeas, Al
HAIR .1n- -, NJ sSasliy. rsrsor AZ Washington 70
Louis snd a etnnssi' AMI p,n,ps Is Hns 70 -
daily with Ruff p,,,n, r. w.ss,,S = m
~ c,, shd s,cering and DINING Car harri.hurs
s,sh ssSns M csrs hIEs.s 90 "a a.y
slecpyrs Tor ioaisxtil. and M.9rs,s "h y, nreash
p.r, ;ns "a, r.s,s'grs 70 Rshlnond md Chicsso
The West. with ihro1ss sl.spsr 10 P,,.en,ss sne
For Kane CansniatsnS Roch..,., an, x,.... =
daily. except SUNDAY. loan fas
fAlo AMI NisTarS isiy' e,Ss,s s,fnys,i 70, But
For Mi S.s slEss O.! :ss
Nm daily enGsrt saturday. With slsspsns css
For Wiiiiamspors. Remove ana E,m,r, .,,on
daily. sscert sunday
30. 80 and ll.OO an. 1 a. FL *
80. 1000 aud ii.35 Pm On sunds" ~
u b m. IlnIied Pullman is.tiSui. R., me
''CoNGREssIoNAI LIMITED.
SerSsrs Tor fhiadc I IH, s rsss d.ys sny Pro
IL PIiiikpEIip III H. b ,s>I street. sss,ao~
Nd m L.
Accommodation ,. 90 a m daily
foT Bston. WiIhou, change. =. .sls M No., n-
For h ny IN ~ aAN>iyy 90,
ins direct transfer - fS,Sn sS, h Anasa snsss
- ;erTlase across New lorE CITY ~H "0uos
Tor A. ante CITY. a. 20 a m w..k dav, m 49,
for ba!,im,or- 900 6 %. :.e0. go. 400. a ~
a acp' ~ l9.a lieo and u =. m. las. 5ofr
Ssu; o IA. 40. 40 90. n. II and I 4 Is n m o.
I:". Las, 6l. 80. ) si r. -. a. 90. "a
liuit,dl. I. 30. , 40 Il IA : al 10 az 80 ~ ~
For Pope. Creek line. zao.m and ,mn
For DALI hii,,. yiSert sunday NJ
and 800 IN. ''''' o""1''' sundays '-O -
For Al-raniria. !, 81. q "a sp a. is - SOU
b. b. tI9i Noon; LOO, % aas. Is. Gtc..
1Ai az ~ ~ g. ~. lo+s s.n.. lou 80
he s q ioE SGantico. a a. ~ daily
-. 80 nni0hd anu ih' south. 4 ~ aud IO57 An
al ,eAse n, ae1A1dr1 ior Washington. e.o5 7.oA
ihVu 5 -. 1.u3. . -. Il H. :. OS " Is, 10 81 snA
Ii-oe y n ON SUNDAY at o 10. 10 As and III n
an ia. 2oa as. 7oo. 40. y is ana IL. -
cksts and iniorna,on at the once. north..s, COZ.
slaiion shere or,srs bs Tor the checSias q
ChAs = rTGh. * %ooD.
~, sher~I hAhsser General Passenger ArssA
.- 10. :,
TX seb.du aS NJ ia. psaSS ILL., RAILROAD 90.
s,adn % ans sTTiss and eaSe At P..ssns
with ILL sn;EDsiy Local for Lynchburs. oOunscs
Manassas Tor Frant nnTss IA nrosd: SonleSs e
II.19S. nm n.,, =, ..-..-,
ali IL VISIONS an ni IT. ptnepsi point. south 90
coans f Sew aT sh and Washington % A,l.n,a
Montgomery. aud Tor Memphis wa BirIni nsism unit
Loro with ses.S Tor sssy,j d sna :. ors-n
Oran.,l ara - ouhuay. iof Narrenton ans
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
L U u o p =

EUkoPE.
Programs Of Gaxes Cot Londou) Select EScuro6oao
for Spring and suBn<r OF l6S0 ready. O.
Quoted psrties leaving weakly Ocsoa tokses 80 q
W. p. VAN wIcELk
mh141m l&x6 PA. eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

WILL BE SOLD. ON SATURDAY. APRIL SEC
VEN sPRfNG STATION. On The MEirR0PoLL-
I TIN B s.M ,IWhTTY FIGHT ACRES Of
b bHfAp' Esq 50" RESIDED UPON BY cAuOiN CON-
This property lies the washington Colesville and
a. the aR' Of Ef
Takona Park Loan and rust Company and others.
ey OF Crosby s. Moves and slant by said turnpike
IA ds,, from said siiyef spring station and about
wood balance GEAR. 1t is improved BY two-story
house. stable and other necessary outbuildings
Strawberries ra-pb.rries. erapes uears and other
trees maple poplar and walnut also many evergreen
and !rnbs II is well waered s2endid never railing
yenens to churches Of various denominations schools.
or terms aud further information see Rockville Ad-
voca.e or addr' IS hATTLRsLEY ". TALBoIT, Irus-
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A MODERN TWO STORY
AS No; 1917 LINDEN STREET. lie DROIT
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the LIST day
Of say. A. d. 1885, and recorded IN ber No. ID "A.
of Columbia at the written request Of the holder
of the note secured thereby, will sell at public
M DAY as IF HFEsMT.sf ~ rA hF
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. the following described real
county of Washington. District OF Columbus to wit:
Of o and SIX tx IS Sna para OF os
four a. IN block numbered nine co. lie Droit Park ="
folio o. Of the records Of the cnrveyers ONCE OF said
DIS riot. sand lot IS proved by cdern twostory
and cellar brick dwelling. known IS No. 1917 Linden
l5th) stree. lie DroIt Park.
Terms Of sale: 9ne-thIrd of the purchase money to
be paId IN cash and the balance and years
from day OF SALE for which the notes Of the purchaser
must be gwen, bearing interest, payable seni-annu-
N.Y. al the rate Of SIX t6l per cenun annum until
paid and secured by deed of trust the property
sold, or all cash, al the option Of the purchaser All
conveyancnx and recording at purchasers cost. de-
post OF 600 Will lie required ut the time of sale II
the terms Of sac are not complied with within
from the day OF sale the trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost
faultnx purchaser after five days previous notice in
The Eveninx Star.
JOHN T. ARMS, lr.
VIM. g. JOHNsoN,} Irustees-
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer. mh7-dkds
eF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the weather to TUESDAY, MARCH
TWENTY-SECOND. Il ~. same hour and place
mills % WIN g. i, J aHNss Trustees.
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ATTORNEYS.

GEoneE w. KERN.
- Attorney -at-LAw and solicitor OF Patents.
washington. D. G., Central building, 9Th and Pa ave-
BUREAU OF LEGAL. INDIGNATION.
Paten ., caveats and TRADEMARKS procured Govern
nent caims prosecuted; PENSIONS obtained All legal
business transacted for moderate fees consultation
and advice tree. dI.-.3ln
A GOODRICH. LAWYER. ia DEARBORN ST.
"a. Chicago. Ill. "a years experience; secrecy
speciai iaehtiss IN several states. Goodrich on d.
vorce. with laws OF ali stssea. prass; price. o.
spSssoly
CAMPBELL CARRINGTQE, ATrORNEY-AT-LAw
SWebster Law building o06 b &C. q. w.. Washtngton.
DC. hesidenco. t33 ~. NV d.2
BON RAILINGs. A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL.
GEO. WHITE SONS.
n0n Maine svo.. bet ~ and III -.
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SHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
= SoKDpEUTscHER LLOYD Q. .. 90.

Exlrooe cteomefA.
10 southaIyson Lenaoa. hsyr~l. ns,neA
?. irave. Tnss-. hca. ~. an kma oas-, ApGI
2 40 sm. Hzsei. Tuss. April 5. noon; 49,. -.
Somiors.b,s stst. roops. excsllsat tsb,s, luxurso
szloon Appointments Pr1cea: La cAbln 60 ~ rs
. berth. according locsfioA; a chm 0HSl =
berth stssrass q low rssss Apply - 4. D. Dh00i,
x>5 Penn ave- Rkn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers.
p" Corner 10th st. and Pa, ave.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nj NE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
AVA meoium' HE given from cradle 10 grave. .sD
81. Sc. lnhls-3t'
4 lR ROBEhTSON OF BALTIMORE, The MOST
~ relaose and successful specialist Tor gentlemen
ana iaoles. with over thirty years experience.
oe cons u.,eo every "Wednesday aud Saturday at his
ofhce, 9l6 ST. from p. m ali consultation
conndennal and success guaranteed mhl4- I'm.
m NE. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
4A Engiisn and German astroloyist CITY, tells
Gay. ioa.h TO p. m. lJUS 18th ST. n. lnhll-lm'
pROF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- sovefusng eiairvoy ant astrololer and medium
tnls CITY. HAS wonderful prophetic git Of seconi
s,snl. neseaIs hidden mysteries, recovers lost or
solen pfoperty. brings separated together. causes
aIflases gives success IN business removes
tsiy troubles, evil influences Strangers o6ler
ees anu All IN trouble VIII save illne and money by
eon 70 the right place al me succeeds where
oteis nave iaed Convlnces most skel'tlcal and ad-
reisss Only what ne can de- All business connden-
Sto9. Open sundays. kesldencs 49s Il st. between
~ and 9TH sts. southwest. mhl2-l2t'
nj ME. RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
w voysnt and sstrooyist the seventh daughter.
Dorn with eau; has wonderful healing power Gives
Room 10. $40 Est. NV. mh5-lSt'
nj NE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
Xu hfe All business confidential. LADIES and gen
Isl. Bet LIST and North Capitol sts n. ". fel5-6w.
NINE PEkKiN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
AVA reader OF the age. Information given with phs-
nomenal accuracy. Terms SOC. y a m. to Sp. N
lo2l Marion ct. nv. bet. 9TH and 9Th. p and q
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mhl0-eodGd

WILL. BE SOLD. on SATURDAY, APRIL SEC
VOND. 1852, AT FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, AT SILL
lTAN BRANCH, TWENTY EIGHT ACRES OF
LAND, Now RESIDED UPON BY CAUUIN CON-
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GENTS, SU1rs

GENTS SUITS
CLEANED,
Innings and Button Holes kept in their former
color and shape.
DYEING IN ALL SHADES ACCORDING TO
SAMPLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

sS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON &C
count OF the Indictment weather until THURSDAY,
MARCH SEVENTEENTH. 1892. same hour and
pace. ANN W. QUEEN
Executrlx under the last Will and testament of
Samuel Queen, deceased. nlhlI-dkt.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11
From The Governor Omce.

The Governor yesterday refused 20 pardon
Macon Sims. who was tried IN March.
Iss7. in Prince Edward county and sentenced
TO ten years in the penitentlary TOR the crime
OF housebreaking. n,...
The Governor YESTERDAY removed the politi-
cal disabilities OF James y. Booth Oh Nor
tbnmberland county. who was convicted IN
iS1G for HOUSEKEEPING and sentenced for one
The resignation of Mr.. J. Asa Dupuy as
member of the board Of visitors OF the IVES
tern Lunatic Asylum was accepted by the
Governor yesterday. Judge Dupuy has been
commissioned as the Judge OF tighthteenth
indjclal circuit which was created OF Bedford
comfy and Roanoke city by an act of the re
cent Legislature. .-,..
the Governor for the capture OK solomon
Gr,zzle. charged with tia killing OF John
Breeding, in Russell county. IN January last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

against Randolph. Supersedeas awarded to
a Judgment of the Circuit Court of Cumber-
land on I'D of February. 1892.
saunders against Pruntz. Appeal allowed
TO decree OF Circuit Court of Franklin county
pronounced January 10. 1892
Moore against Commonwealth. Writ of
error refused TO judgment of Corporation
Court Of Lynchburg.
Prce against Davis. Further argued 10y A.
*, Blakey. Esq, and submitted.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Postal Telegraph Cable Company and
Same against same. and Postal Telegraph
Cable Company against Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. and same against same.
Argued by j. Samuel Parrish for telegraph
company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11
Old dominion Democrats.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club of
jefferson ward held very large meeting at
their club-rooms. corner Nineteenth and
Main streets. last night, with President James
f. Flournoy in the Chair Mayor Ellyson
addressed the club Speeches were also made
bv Messrs. samuel VI. Page. George Is. Davi-.
\. b. Grooms. A. w Rosene. !. Hrshberg.
John Epps. Thomas Murphy. NJ: j. Mussen,
Edgar FERGUSON, c. C.. Thon, for the City
Council Messrs John NJ. King and Charles
W. Hardwicke for the Board OF Aldermen;
Messrs. W. E. Hardesty. S. J.. Wood. W. T..
Joyner. w. j. Holmes. A. G. Saun-
ders. Alex Montgomery. George Schleiser,
r. d. Adams. for the Office of magistrate;
Colonel NJ l.. Spotswood Mr.: Samuel NJ
Page for II. NJ. Smith, Jr.. for Common
wealths Attorney: Captain Frank Cunning
ham for City Collector Messrs. P. I. Whist n.
w. +. Orange and Mr.. George +. Bowden TOR
John T. Hughes for Sheriff; Messrs. j. G.
Smith. james Granger for II. Sellie Jen-
nings. Squire $. 3. CHM for Captain Charles
II. Fpps. for City Sergeant Remarks were also
made by j. Taylor stratton. Harvey Wilson.
J. W. Gibbons and l.. 4. Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

DAvIS.-Died. suddenly. on March 9. 1892, Of
anoulery. MARION. beloved husband OF Mar
garet 4 DAVIS. aged thirty-eight years.
BINNS.-Died Wednesday. March 9Th at leo
p N AZ the residence OF his mother, 3lOj cast
CLAW street.. FLOYD. the youngest son Of the
Hss f1reral viii take place TO-DAY at II
O'Clock from East-End Baptist church.
MOsELEY.-Died, last night. at the residence
81 Ills mother. GARRETT TODD MOSELEl. in
the tventy-secOnd year Of hi, age.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence. I22 north wentieth street. TO-DAY. 18th
instant, at L. VI.
FARRAR-Died. last night. AT II 30 o'clock, Sc
his residence. No = 3 north Eighth street, Dir.
JOSH PHI +. FARRAR.
The arrangements for the funeral will be made
hereafter.
GOODE.-D.ed. in Manchester, Va. March
9th. &C . clock 4. H., at the residence OF Dir.
4. j. Marshall, kighih and Naury streets. Mrs.
JORDEAA G)ODE. IN the forty-ninth year OF
Funeral took place Monday, March 9TH, a. 8
O'Clock. from the Third Christian church. Rich
mond. Va.
PORTFR.-Died. at 2:i0 Wednesday morning.
BENJAMIN LEWIS PORTER (coloresl. son Of
q. J. Porter; aged six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

c. N. Bertrams company OF players will
presenta true picture OF lie IN the metropolis.
entitled The Pulse OF New York at the
Theatre tonight and tomorrow night and ut
"A matinee tomorrow.
This company comes TO US with tie highest
recommendations as giving a iirst-class pro-
ducti with full scenic effects. among which
we NAV mention the thrilling pile-driyng
scene and the realistic New York Elevated rail
road scene and the thrilling FIRE scene and
the grand leap Tor life. The piece abounds in
fun and excitement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

Tie Dipenser Ran Up and Down the Scale
of Crime with Speed.


The hole scale of ordinary crimes was run
over Yesterday by Justice John about az
moothy AS is the custom with long-haired
boy ofight years old, whose loving parents
beIieyhim u second Blind Tom or Leo
Wheat He passed up and down the who Q
calendr OF mIsdemean0rs Ike a voter would
the lis Of candidates for city Offices. and
eatherd in all the products from parsley 20
an orage, like the farmer does his crops III
season
The, was a great and strange change in
the appearance Of the courtroom YesteI day.
The ptfcrm upon which the Justice and his
ossistats sit was covered with new carpet.
TIE dagn was lovely and the flowers SO real
lookin that one would almost imagine him.
self ina greenhouse OF IN the downtown
Office a fr>t-class florist. The great red
roses vre as large rs the latest style hats tor
the sumner giri or the spring maiden, and
the Juice seemed as iull OF pride as the air
is OF ptics.
Mr.. ?. +. Marks is a shoemaker or rather
was 'obler when be married his present
vile. larks is not handsome man nor Is
he rs yung ~ he was hall a century ago, out
he IS de oted husband and shares his joys
with b young wife. Is every good husband
shOu edo On Wednesday evening tho
coupdecided 10 go 10 Petersburg. and the
shoeslD was closed up. and the lasts.
pegs I'd WAX ends were disposed OF
10 acautage. The aged spouse and
his yO,nful bride stopped on their way 10 the
depot I'd went into bar-room; OF course the
report. could go no further. as newspaper
men uver 90 int, saloons. but something oc-
currel there and the couple We're taken TO
the Ihd station. IN the court yesterday the
wife rs very sick and the Justice released
them order that they might 90 on the Jour
nev Nich the little escapade or the previous
night I'D Interrupted.
Liza Anderson (colored) was fined 80 for
using improper language in the street 70
Genei Valentine. q colored boy OF seven
teen.
Corslius Harrison (white) was charged
with saulting Charles EuchO. lie was fined
So.
Ernst Reams. white boy OF seventeen,
was SAT Il the reformatOry. His father APP
peareand testified that his heir-at-law WAS
unduiul and incorriglDle.
Made Iurpin (colOred) was fined = Tor
disoruy conduct IN the street.
AM Warrock lcolore1) paid $3.50 Tor as
saultg Elizabeth Jackson.
Maj Brown (colored) was fined 81 for
Iii indie and Robert Turpin (colored)
maid so each for fighting IN the streets.
Chaes Thompson (colored) and Andrew
Rnssiwhite) were fined q each for being
drunbn tie streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11
The Oymnnstic DisplaY.

The next rehearsal for the gymnastic dis
play to be given at the Mozart Academy on
NJ, at the Blues armory. in the SNYDER build
ing. on Eleventh and Cary streets. and all
participants are expected to be present. Cap
tain Cutchns of the Blues, has very kindly
permitted Professor Horace +. Smith to prac-
tice the marches to be executed at the Acad-
envy III the armory' one OF the few halls in this
CITY where large detachment may be drilled
without the interference of obnoxious pilla-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

The Bon de Won Club was yesterday granted
a charter in the city circuit court. The OBJ
iect of the association Is the promotion OF
literary talent OF the colored youths of Rich
mond.u Not more than One-fourth of an acre
of real estate is to be held by the club.
The capital stock is TO be not less than
81 600 nor more than 10000. IN shares OF 30
each.
The officers for the first year are: Joseph n.
Robinson president james Wells, secretary
Henry Mallory. treasurer. The above. with
Jacob Mallory and Granville l.. johnson con-
stitute the executive committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11
Chapcerv Court,

The will of the late II. W. Moesta was adj
mitted to pro- ate in the chancery court yes
terdav. and his widow qualified as executrix.
The deceased left all his personal property to
his widow who is also 10 have his real estate
durino her lifetime. while at her death it is
10 be divided equally among the children.
The estate is valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Laura A. Flanagan qualified as admin
istratrx of the estate OF X. A. Flanagan and
~ the estate OF Thomas II. Logon, Sr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-11

The following invitation was received at
Tn TIMES Office yesterday.
The pleasure f your company IS respect
fully requested az the annual banquet. 70 be
given in honor Of Ireland's patron saint.
Thursday evening. March 18th at 30 O'clock
Zmmermann's Hotel. No. 103 east Broad
street. Richmond. Va. 1892. Committee on
invitation. James Hayes chairman Ohm H..
Higgins John ID. Okeefe, james Ferriter
NJ. byron. 81. II. Mccarthy. 4. +. Murphy,
William Rankin, chief marshal.