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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-04

ticles OF incorporation. The objects of
the company are in general to do and
perform all acts necessary in connection
with owning and operating stone quar-
lrles. The works are to be principally
located at Declezville, San Bernardino
county. The capital stock is $3.50, 900,
OF which $3.50, 900 has been actually sub
scribed. The incorporators are William
Declez, 100000; Lowell L. Rogers,
$l5, 600; l. H. Johnson, $4,000; A. P.
Halfhill, 10000; Henry Lapham, $10,-
200, and Earl A. Rogers, $2,5OO; all Of
Los Angeles.
>, Articles Of incorporation were also
filed by the Meek Baking company of
Los Angeles. 1t is organized to conduct
general baking and confectionery busi-
ness, etc. The incorporators are Will
lam Meek, Mrs. E. A. Meek, Fred J.
Gillette, F. B. Elberson, and G. Brown,
all of Los Angeles. The capital stock is
$4,000, all of which has been SUBJ
scribed
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-04

uIU HUI RiV6 GII6 MHyOr HuCHUTIty 10
draw $25 from the emergency fund for
his expenses. On the other hand, the
mayor claims that the above resolution
gave him the requisite authority. The
decks will be cleared at the council on
Monday morning, and the two combat
ants can lock horns for the final
struggle.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-04
NEW ENTERPRISES.
An Alabaster Plaster Granite and a
Baking Company.

An Alabaster Plaster Granite and a
Baking Company.
The Alabaster Plaster company filed
articles of Incorporation yesterday. The
company proposes to acquire and de-
velop mineral lands, deal in building
materials and construct buildings, con-
struct and operate machinery for the
manufacture of fertilizers, wall plaster
and cement, and market its own pro-
ducts, the machinery to be principally
located at Palmdale. The principal
place of business is Los Angeles, and
the incorporators are w. B. Holtomb,
George 81. Delp, J. A. Clark, Lowell L.
Rogers and O. j. Muchmore, all of Los
Angeles. The capital stock is $3.50 900,
of which $140, 900 has been actually
subscribed.
The Declez Granite company fled ar
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-04
A Broken Reed. Tndeed

This, and no mistake, is the individual whose
stamina has waned to such low ebb, for want
of an efficient tonic, that he would certainly
topple over and fracture something if a bulky
subject such as fat wife, for instance, were to
lean upon him. Build up, ye lean, pithless
and strengt gthless with Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters, which will enable you to eat and digest
heartily and thus acquire flesh and vigor. The
fortress of life will speedily capitulate to the
grim scythe wielder, death, If you don't. Ner-
vousness, sleeplessness, biliousness, constipa-
ton, malaria, rheumatic and kidney troubles
are all conquerable by this superb restorative
of health and vigor. In connection with the
use of the Bitters, it would be we'll for the de-
bilitated invalid to study the wants OF his en-
feebied stomach with view to the selection
OF the most digestible articles Of diet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

and after Alexander had made application
Tor the hand Of Irene, Doctor jasper
laid the communication before his church
for their action. and for them 10 decide
whether or not the marriage should take
place. The congregation decided that
there was no reason WHY the nuptials
should not follow. Tho postal IS pow held
hs documentary evidence in case husband
NO. should turn out 10 be alive.
JASPER soox 10 WE'D.
Doctor" Jasper. in talking about the
row to representative OF the DIsPArcu,
spoke IN severe language concerning his
daughter, and said that all tho trouble
was due to Der and TO Alexander. his SON
in-law. tie showed no signs Of forgiving
ner, but when referring to the fact that
sne had been his helpmate for some time
past, added, with touch OF pathos in his
voice: Now amt got any one 70 take
RED"
He made this assertion with an air OF
,imidity and would saw no more concern
ing his matrimonial plans, which do not APP
pear 70 have been carefully arranged as
yet. lt has since leaked out. however,
that the solar philosopher has his eye upon
certain dame, who. he admits, is by no
means 80 youthful as she might be. In
fact, " Doctor" Jasper told some one that
she even has grandchildren. Whether the
woman in question will win the affections
OF the aged pr 'acher and capture him for
life y a question which tho future alone
con decide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
LOG-BOOKS DIFFER.
LIEUT.. LAucHHEIMeR REFERS TO DIS.
CREPANCY IN CLOSING.
A Certified Copy Of the Captains Letter
Asking to Be Detachcd-Other
Witnesses Testify.

The bowling of the March winds around
the turret OF the monitor Ajax yesterday
did not In any way impede the proceed
ings of the naval court of inquiry investi-
eating the charges against Commander j..
ID. Graham. At the opening Mate Fuller
was recalled as witness by the Judge
Advocate. and his examination concluded.
His testimony was merely OF corrobora-
tive nature.
Ship's-Wrlter Charles A, Reardon, who
figured go coApicuously as Olliver's repre-
sentative in connection with the agree
ment between Commander Graham and
himself. was then placed upon the stand,
and was very closely questioned by coun-
sci on both sides. though his evidence SIM
ply sustained that gwen by Others and al
ready published in the DfsPAIcH. When
asked as to the handwriting in the memo
randum of suggestions addressed TO
George w. Fife. the woman, asking that a
petition be forwarded TO Congressman
Wise requesting him TO use his good in
fuence for Commander Graham, the wit
ness stated that he could not swear whose
chirography u was. He testified that he
heard the Commander curse and abuse
Oliver, the coxswain Of the am-launch,
md bore out the statements OF other wit
nesses concerning the agreement between
the Captain aud the coxswain.
ASKED TO BE DETACHED.
At the opening of the afternoon session
the Judge-Advocate. upon the permission
of the court. appended to the record certi-
fed copies Of number OF letters and pa
pers with reference 10 matters under ex-
animation. One Of these was dated Janu-
airy l4th and addressed 20 the chief of the
- No. 8 he ~
ment at Washington. IL was letter rom
Commander Graham asking that he be de-
tached from his present command and ask
ing TO be transferred to the ordnance de-
partment of the expiration OF his term on
February 18th.
The LOG-BOOKs DIFFER.
just before adjournment for the day
Judge-Adyocate Iauchheimer asked per-
mission to read aloud from the official log
of the ships part of the record OF Feb
ruary II, 1891. which showed that the or
ders from the department with reference
to the death of Admiral David ID.
Porter had been read, and the pro-
vision about mourning ordered to
be carried out. Lieutenant LaUchbeimer
then obtained permission TO read TO the
court an extract from certified copy OF
the log forwarded to the Chief of the Blu
reau of Navigation at Washington, which
failed TO correspond with what was read
from the other book. The latter was APP
pended to the record of the court, and the
Judge-Advocate was permitted TO retain
the custody Of the official log upon giving
Commander Graham receipt therefor.
With this the prosecution was closed.
Counsel for the accused al o'clock re-
quested that the court adjourn until 10
o'clock to-day, III order that they might
have time to confer with witnesses on
board. They hope to conclude the inves-
tigation by Monday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

siSssasiasc; ssg s y ~ e; &c.,. sssss:
'S'i ~. $40. no dan bat stesdys No
no,. .sssc. sugar..Rcfnsf steady end qoise.
mon to fancy. 2ss3sc. hies nrn 49,
quiet and steady: refined. Neg YoxS- ~ "a
l'nsiadeiphia and Baltimore. Al 40 a.
c s.,s oil dun; crude, asc. KEN qujss
el.37l4asl.tb. Turpen,ioe aais, ana a - s1s''
soa3ol&c Peanuts quie, Meat msrss, ouisr
l.ard lower and dun western sieam Al a; Ma.
March, 1895 bid: Ssy closing se.oesSs. s0:
nv w, c,osins ss's2. Freixhss ssroas; cotton
CHICAGO. March li.-Everythias deais A. a
the Board OF Trade was weak and ioNog TO-DAY
and wheat touched the Iowsst pJ,at re,or1si
since last years crop TN the break there va
some Tree covering by shorts. and on all the bard
spots short sellers were getting ou, all they ocad
and the longs we're unloading. May opened ~.
lower at Ssi<c., nuctuaied for q time betvcsn
ostsc. and SS34c, then broke 20 s7tkc. ralhef
70 ssttc.. when the selling became mora urgent,
ana during the las, hour toochsd SHE. me
future was nervous and irregular near the cio~s.
but closed steady at s7ssc. Corn WAS vesf IN
addition % the depressing influences a
the goyernmcnt estimate futures 10 LIVER
pool we're VI. lower and holders -old
vigorously. IL opened only W. on, bat
| tho market WAS sck from the start, deslniog
throughout the session tin near the close. when
| 10 reached point aud closed with los % ~,
| oats were active but weak, chiefly In sympathy
with tho break Ia wheat and onrn. and closed
with a loss OF ~ Hog products opened rather
strong on account - tho light receipts OF and
higher prices, Tor hoga: but the weakness. IN
grains and somo heavy selling b. longs csusse q
steady decline In prices tin near the close, when
there was slight reaction. Pork showed q ioos
OF ne compared with yesterday. Lard Is &c.
,ower, and rine arc on a like amount.
Cash quotations: Flour weaker but not quo
tably lower. No. spring wheat, s531c.: No,
red, 90c. No ? corn. $3.50. No. 2 oats. 2pc.
Mess-pork. sl0.70as i0.s2l4. Lard, t6.32i<,
| short ribs, s5.55as5.17.<- Dry-sal,eds shoulders
zl.12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
suitstuths Circuit Court.

y. L. Bloomberg, attorney for the Stand
ard Varnish- Works of Now York. yesterday
instituted suit IN the City CIRCUIT. Court
against A. Gunst & Son for 5000, and made
affidavit that the defendants are about TO
assign or dispose of their estate, or some
part thereof. with intent TO hinder. &C.,
their creditors, upon which an attachment
was issued against their effects.
A SUIT was also instituted in this court
by f. X. Victor against L. A. Parker and
Walter j. DAVIS for 81 ,669.29.
The suit OF Oscar ID. Maupin and wife
against the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
was dismissed.
The following judgments were entered {:
Fourqurean q Co. against Z. ii. Adams
for S20l.77.
The Cohen Company against same for
Si257G.
Sclater, Myers & Co. against A. J. Nor
wood Il Co. for S33.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
door of the DISPATCH Office Yesterday:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ........... ........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
A Poor Performances at the Theatre Last
Night.

"The Pulse Of New York" was the bill
AZ the Theatre last night, and the perfor-
nance was witnessed by very top-heavy
house. the orchestra being only about one
third full. while the galleries were
crowded.
The play is third-class melo-drama
that is utterly ont of place in first-class
theatre. The plot is bald and uninteresting,
the climaxes unreal. and exaggerated, and
the company is composed chiefly of ordi-
nary players who are evidently more at
home in the varieties than IN the leeiti-
mate. The startling and realistic situa-
tons which had been promised were very
ordinary tebleaux, in which red fire md
dIlapidated and scanty scenery played the
most important part.
The only entertaining feature of the per:
formanoe was the singing and dancing OF
the little Elliot child-though the star. "
Miss Emmett, was humorous at certain
intervals.
The Young men and boys in the galleries
drank in every line Of the play and APP
plauded vociferously at times, while most
of the audience seemed to be rather DIS
appointed.
- The Pulse" will beat again this after
noon and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
Funeral Of Mr.. Moseiey.

The funeral of Mr.. Garnett Todd Nose
lev who died on Thursday at the age OF Y
wears. took place yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock from his mothers residence. No.
100 north Twentieth street
The deceased was former member OF
the Bowitzer Battery. By direction. OF
CAPTAIN Hutchinson Sergeant L. nj. Wor-
than and tho following members OF Sec
ton No. 2 attended the funeral IN fatigue
uniform: Corporal X. A. Williams ana Fri
Yates A. Benson, Benjamin BsocSenpo-
rougb. LEROY Grant. Austin SPOTS. John
q. Toier. ". w. Miller and Hamilton
White. and Burler l.. l.. Lynch.
The interment was at Hollywood. One
| OF the pieces was sent out 10 tho cemetery
and a salute fred at the close OF the SER
| wees nj the crave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
MIR. JoHNsTcN'S WILL PRo5ATEO.
A Handsome Estate Literally Hestowed-
Sentenced to the Penitentiary.
rsneci,, te,egram 10 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
DAsvILLR. Va, March 1.-THE will OF
the late John NJ. Johnston was admitted
to probate to-day. He leaves an estate
valued at $4,000. tbs bulk OF which. H.
Guiding $50 coo in cash. ne leaves to his
wife. His nleces and nephews are all lib
orally provided for, and he also left 81 .0OC
10 the Home for the Sick. His wife i:
made executrix.
A strange and fatal accident happened
to-day to valuable COW OF MIR. A. L.
Burr. She was playing with another COW
and accidentally fell to the ground, break
ing her neck and dying instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
Preserving Company Chartered.

A charter was granted in the City Cir
cult Court Yesterday to the Old Dominion
Preserving Company, which is formed for
the purpose of manufacturing and selling
preserves, mince- meat, iellies, catsups.
sauces. fruit-butters. eyaporatsd fruits
and meats, and canned goods. Not more
than five acres of real estate IL 10 be held
at any one time in the city of Richmond
or tiftv elsewhere in the State. The CAPT
tal stock is to be not less than $1,000 nor
more than S25, 600. IN shares OF $50 each.
The officers for the first year are: Presi-
s,ah Grant; Secretary, Henry ID. Moon;
treasurer, Joseph N. Grant-all of Bur;
lington. N. j. Directors: The above and
Robert ID. vandenburg. of Trenton. N. j.,
and John Adam, of Richmond. The prln-
cIpal once Of the company is TO be in this
city. The charter states that the officers
expect 10 remove to Richmond about April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
5rissouri's Reapportionment.
lBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch. ]

JEFFERSON Cry. Mo-. March 1.-The
Joint conferees Of the Senate and House
Committees on Congressional District Re-
aportloment spent yesterday afternoon in
secret session and last night reported that
they had agreed upon bill. The commit
tee has succeeded in forming fourteen
Democratic districts and ono Republican
district. and the results Of tho agreement
will bo reported TO a iolDt senate aud
House caucus tonight. According 10 tho
provisions Of the bill agreed upon. tho
only Republican district IS composed VI
south 81. Louis and adjacent territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
Warm Reception of the Robbers-One of
Them Killed.

EAGLE Pass. Tx, March 11.-Word has
Just reached Eagle Pass of an attempted
robbery and the killing of one or the
would-be robbers near Durango. @. Nj.
Britain. of Las Vacas mines. left Durango
City on the night of February 29th for the
mines, some seventy miles off,. He had
with him $4,000 IN Mexican silver IN q
safe in his wagon. This fact became known
TO six desperate characters. and they, pro-
ceeding few miles out on the road to Las
Vacas before daylight. lay in ambush for
Mr.. Britain. The Britain party consist
ed of four persons heavily armed, and
when the smbushed bandits saw them
they at once charged upon them, using
pistols and Winchesters freely. The
others, however, made a vigorous resist;
ance while hurrying into Constancia. and
though one of their number, Antonia Cas-
tana. was killed, the others with the trca-
sure made safe entry into Constancla;
The robbers, finding pursuit useless and
dangerous, turned toward Durango and
have not been caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
SEEKING cLEMeNcY FOR eRYM Es.
A Petition Signed by Jurors and Others
Being Circulated in HIS IIehalf.

What with the time he has gained by
good conduct. the term in the penitcntiary
oil =. BuiOrd Grymes. the defaulting clerk
OF the City Treasurer Will expire April
18th. A petition, SAID to have been signed
by the Jury that convicted Grymes, the
nudge who presided al the trial. the Com
monwealth's Attorney, and others has been
gotten up asking the Governor to pardon
him. Mr. John A. Curtis, who has been
prominent IN the movement TO secure
executive clemency for the young man,
when asked 10y DfspATCH reporter about
the matter yesterday. was very ret,-
cent. He would neither affirm nor
deny the open secret contained in
the above. but said he would give
all the information in his possession III the
course of q few days. Up TO o'clock yes.
terday the petition had not been presented
to the Governor. 1t IL well understood
that Grymes's friends are confident of Sc
curing him situation as soon as he shall
have been released.
The object of the petition is not to OBJ
tain any dimiaution OF Grymes's term OF
service, but 70 enable him TO leave the
peDitentiary pardoned man and restored
TO citizenship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
MARKETS BY TeLEGRAP+.
NEW YORK.

MEN LOAhs
rgw YORK. March l1--Cotton quiet; mid
ling, q I5-16c.; low mldllug, otlc.; god oroI-
nary, 1876; net receipts, AS bales; gtoes
$500 bales; exports Continent, $50 bales;
forwarded, i,1l5 bales; sales, l1f bales, all
sDinners: stock, 410.154. Weekly pet re-
cefyts. 4,00f bales: gross. 33,ol2 bales; ex-
ports-Great Britain, 4,1o6 bales; France,
i.2lO bales; Continent. o.5y7 bales. forward
cd, s,lO3 bales; sales, l,V4s bales, all spin
ners. iotsls t,-day-Nel receipts, le..e4
bales: exports TO Great Britain, 5,s9s bales |;
france. i76 bales: Con,snent, 3,724 bales;
stccx, I,l7o.723 bales. Coasoidated-Set fe-
eopts. 92,s10 oales; cxporss--so Great Bfi-
tain, sd,2t9 nales; France, 1.Te7 baics; Con
iipept. as. s23 haies- Totals eiaee september
ist-Net receipts, e,a2s,4t7 bales; exports
70 Treat Britain. 2,J4o,osl oe.cs; France.
a4a.4s4 balcs; Continent, l,Si2,2s3 Dales;
Channel. 9,737 baies- southern nour dull ana
weak; eood 70 chosce extra y3.SosSS.lo whs-s
unsettled, dun. and lower; No red, sLoista
clos In store and elevator; el.0ysaYt.vS
anoat; options closed steady and lttaisc an;sf
yesterdays closing; NJ rod, March. vl'vo.5i
May, p6>ac.; July, pv,te Cora io.S5 ere
and psodcrnSeiy active; No :. ah3%afo2tc' m
elevator; 9s3xaaO3<c afioe5: opttons soSeee
sEaSzs, dsclIisa and closed Fosx March. 49,
3aI 4S3<s.; Jaiy, $3.50 OATS det 40
: s; ;;'' 3 n s;;i' Y;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
lcu0N OF rHE cHuRcn.


i-e brethren and sisters Of the church
very indignant for they have the Ut
iaih IN Their pastor. They ex-
lae.r confidence IN him and as an
.Ac OF Their good faith published tine
As Ia yesterdays DIsPATcH:
p...' regular meeting OF Sixth BIT. Zion
'..',. eLuFcl. TIE following was adopted f.
LIZ tas, there have boon rumors circu-
40 nurifui nature concerning our
,ro,',i pastor, Rev. John Jasper aud
go. h|s purity a. Christian. ms
s-...' le'u as minister. aud integrity as
hi. ,n are above reproach. and know
H. NJ Iamois started by his enemies
tf1.,. purpose u iniuring his influence as
f..aA minister; therefore be II
l,saf. ef' That We declare thess rumors
q. ~ ~ Wv oiackesi dye. approve his course
sai be.ll.l ltF, support him ia the saue,
usshstes.N ,th express our confidence and
"no,'lp peiiel IN his innocence.
''e " order OF the church.
J0ss X. GHfMRs, Clerk"
IL CARD ~ EVIDENCE.
esr s'5i's "; be lated. in justice 10 all con.
TIE d.,, when the card announcing
~tu VI lESbaot NJ a <s,a1 ~aoos~xa3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

SThere viii he n great variety and voium me
of matter In TO-MORROw's TWELVE
PAGE DISPATCH The popular Sunday
features VIII DO well maintained n num-
Der of other bright sp.ciaities Will be In
troduced, aud the news-fieid Will be COW
cred by active correspondents In all parts
of the country and by an able corp, of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
The sIeiss sisters.

The Meigs Sisters quartette, of New
York. sang at the Young Mems Christian
the regular course of entertainments and
was we'll up 10 the standard already set.
These ladies sing in thoroughly artistic
manner and possess voices especially well
adapted to part singing. Pure and clear
in tone. intelligent and studied in
phrasing. their work was pleasing to oil
present.
A beautiful arrangement Of Annie
Laurie" by Geibel, the "Nocturne" by
Abt, and Home, Sweet Home 10y Jon.
son. were decidedly the choice numbers OF
the quartette work. Miss Emma J. Powell
and Miss Florence Meigs rendered their
solos in q style highly satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported Tor the Dispatch.

MARCH 1l.--Royenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, sj.IG6.I0; tobacco, eZ,s1O.O1-
total. ss.030.57.
Private sales: Darks, Al: cuttors, Is; wrap
ners q. scrap. 4-total. 90 hOgshsads.
Loose sales: Shockoe sold to-day 1O,4st
pounds, highest price 5l2.25; Crsnshaws sold
Today 46,S3O pounds, highest price sll.7o.
The bright markell was not 70 wen attended a.
II might be to-day. There arc few buyers whs
have boon constantly on breaks, but grea
many mon leave tho market 70 ITSELF The
Richnoni market can epare none Of It's buyers
but needs many more.
Dark tobaccOs we're o little higher on common
and medium grades today.
Highest price Tor bright tobacco, $50 a. Shell
burne's.
The offerings show very good grades or al
knds. The factories are generally full. and
there is lack of available room for hanging and
handling tobacco at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
r-.n.fera of prnnar,r.

Richmond; jacob Bryce aud wife to
Mary A. f5ryce's trustee. 40 feet on west
side Hickory street near Calhoun. IS !;
Mary A. Brycs's trustee TO Mary fitzpat-
REX. 40 fact on cast side Tyler street. SIS
Thomas Mead and wife 10 Hugh n. lay
Tor. 81 7-f2 feet on east eide Fourth street
between Main and Franklin. $2.l0J; Sallie
ID. Stout's trustee to w. T. Lewis. 50 SO
feet Cd east side Foushee street near
Canal. $3.50. ~
ding, II feet on north side Leigh street
near Elizabeth, S4la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

tho business of the society and also to
prepare . repast for tbs gentlemen who
assembled to complete the fence In front
Of the church. After doing full justice 70
the tempting dinner spread, the gentle,
men resolutely faced snow and rain and
completed their allotted task.
Rev. L. A. McCan, who lately held re-
viyal meetings here. will again MI this
pulpit on Sunday night, March 18Th, ut
halt-past Z O'Clock.
Although the weather has proved unfa-
vorable for tho r work. tho farmers in this
section are busy gardening and planting
meas and nofafOes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
In the Police Court.

The docket at the Police Court yester-
day morning was unusually long. but most
of the cases were very trifling and q num-
Der of them were dismissed.
Frank Sharp (colored), charged with a
felonious assault upon an old colored wo-
man named Elizabeth Taylor, was sent on
TO the Hastings Court.
Norman Jacobs (coloredl was charged
with stealing a trunk from Annie j.
Hutchinson valued at $50. Testimony
show that Jacobs was drunk and he was
discharged.
Henry Black (coloreO was committed to
jail for sixty days IN default of security
Tor stealing two knives and three forks
from his mother.
Joseph Vaughan (colored) was fined s.
for being Cisorderly and cursing the Of
ficers in the Second Police Station.