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The evening world., 1893-10-11
GLEASON MOVES AGAIN.
Orders Restraining Mayor Sanford
from Paving 63l76 &c.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. l.. Oct. 1l-Lawyer
George W. Stephens. counsel for eS-Mayor Glea-
ron. served two Injunction orders this morning
upon Mayor Sanford and city Treasurer r W
l}leckwenn. restraining them from paying two
claims amounting to 81. LIS. 20. audited By them
under o recent act Of the State Legislature. A
few weeks ago the ex-Mayor restrained the San.
ford administration from paying two other claims.
amounting to Sl2, 9i5. so.
The orders which were served this morning
were obtained from Supreme Court Judge Brown.
ono OF the bills is for 81. GA. 20, alleged to be
due Mrs Anna A. y. Peale for rent and In.
terest FOR a building on Lockwood street. which
was formerly used as the Fourth Ward School,
The other calls for the payment u 81 100 to
Liyery-stable Keeper Isaac Dclman, Of New
York, for horses alleged to have been supplied
to Long Island city for the Fire Department.
Mr.. GLEASON says the claims are not valid.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Wire News in Brief.

There is a movement at Vallejo to induce the
Government to have the building OF cruisers on
the Pacific coast given TO Mare Island Navy-fard
instead OF being let by contract.
Sam Wing Lee yesterday hled a complaint
against the town OF Selma. Cal, for 81. 1926 dam
ages for losses sustained by himself and -four
other Cinnamon at the hands OF a mob OF citi'
zens during the month OF August.
Joe Howenstein, OF West Superior, Via. wal
crossing a railroad bridge. gun in hand, wher
the weapon fell and was discharged. the bal
striking him In the throat and passing upward
through the head. He died instantly.
white-Caps, It Is supposed, applied the torci
to the four gins and water power grist mills neal
Courtiand, Ala, Monday morning. About $40, oo
damage was done.
The Grand Jury yesterday returned three In
dictments against Clarence NJ. Overman. Prcsi
dent OF the Citizens National Bank of Hillsboro
o.. which failed a few months ago, They are FOL
embezzlemcnt, making false statements and per
jury.
A fishing boat bound from Chicago to WaukegaI
Friday night was capsized In the south gale. IL
occupants. one Gundersen and John X. Peterson
were drowned.
1t Is estimated that the defalcations Of Cashier
Jacob Arnold Merchants Bank, Lockport, N. r..
will reach nearly 3l00. VV0.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STATEMENT OF FATHER McL.AW.

Father Wei nv i. d~irrrtorn az 81. Mary.
Catholic Educational lm.'itmte, aud lives
nj No. y I'd ~. Jersey t.tN. ucsnN-i
- Ind .rHrred tor wears fr"m
bronchial troubi". Wy voice hal be-
come hnrsh ND NV 'hront mud inn"s
sore. al 'hr -'mrtOmH at inr'p'cu'
consumption hnd appeared. Rcnd w
he s'nirrrnt- oi brothrr priests like
Father krrnnu Rni Brothrr Paul.
vent to Dr.. Copeland aud Gardner
myself. un'rr their -pec'r' trcRtmr-i
or lung troubles I improved siend's.
nm nav well. ! feel II my duty 10 tel.
III, friend. Of tue sian of these phvs'-
clans aud Of whR, they have nrcnm-
,,i-hrd FOR me. They are doing good.
rhcy furnish mn opportunity to ob'a' -
-kiitui m-diral treatment at almost
,omiuni r0si, AVID every "nr who rst'-
lies conscientious ' &" tho success 81 'hrt'
worh canuot fail to he doing good 10 10 .
1.lloxy'
The evening world., 1893-10-11
WATCHING MINIATURE YACHTS.
Crowd In PARK Row Was Interested
but Not Enthusiastic.

The crowd in front Of the Pulitzer Building
watching The Evening World's' piniature boats
mark the progress Of the yacht race was Just
as great this afternoon as on Saturday and Mon
day. but during the early part OF the contest
there was no more enthusiasm than In a SUM-
day school convention.
The crowd extended from Park Row hack
through the bailiwick NJ the tramp to City Hall
and even over the asphalt walk almost to Broad
way. Men and boys and women. too, stood still
with upturned eyes and faces all awry as the
black pirate was shown to be ahead OF the cup
defender.
Hardly a word was spoken except when some
newsboy told another that Vigilant was lust
"a trinin' to lead on Nalkyrie." or else that
1t was arranged to give the Britisher one race
before she goes back.
Interest didn't abate even, when 1t was rumored
that the race would not be made within the time
allowance. In fact. there seemed to be some en-
joyment in the prospect that there would be q
fuke. for 1t was the general opinion Of the On
lockers that valkyrie could beat Vigiiant in a
drifting match.
Among yachtsmen who watched the progress Of
the boats, the hope was frequently expressed that
Valkyrie might win In order that the series
OF races might rise to the dignity OF a contest.
! aymcn couldn't see It that way, however. and
as lsng as the Engllshman was ahead all looked
sorrowful.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ANOTHER
DRIFTING
match.
continued from First hnge. }

seven miles from the lightship at S.0L. d,
AT. 3.l2.So Valky,rie went about =
Vioilant followed her ut 315, both TAX
ing the starboard tack off shore.
After Valkyrie turned. the centreboard-
err kept on her course and seemed 70
get a pun from the southeast. which
points to southwark before going in
stays. This gave her a slight advan-
tage. .u.o.os 80.
en- their course. the Briton led by about
~ At yA s.i7 valkyrie went about again.
She was trying short tacks. with, q view
in shore She came about like a top.
AT $3.50 Vigilant went about on por'
tack, but made slow work OF 1t.
1t seemed hardly possible that the race
could be finished In the six-hour limit.
Valkyrie swung to the port tack again
at 3.24, and at 3.25 Nigilant went tc
Valkyrie crossed Vigilant's bow at 1926
Both then took short bitches down the
beach.
At s.3l valkyrie tackled again. She
ward of Vigilant by, the short tack,
which, according to Skipper Crantield, is
one of her strong points.
Vigilant continued to stand outward
on the %starboard tack, but did not seem
to get the wind, which Nalkyrie found
further in shore.
AT 3.3b both yachts were on StarbOard
tack. Valkyrie was leading by abou
five hundred yards.
At 3.45 the wind freshened a bit and
Valkyrie got the benefit of 1t first. Sht
walked right away from the Yankee
sloop on the long starboard tack unit
she struck n soft spot.
.Vigilant then began to pick up agar
vt the same time outpointing her rival
At S.47 she was sailing fully two points
nearer south than Nalkyrie, though thu
latter still had a good lead. The yachts
were then about nine miles from thu
stakeboat, which is stationed off Dea
Beach.
AT 4 p. NJ. the yachts were still on the
~starboard tack, making for the open
sea, Vigilant having gained considerably
in the windward work. The breeze wa.
still light and was holding steadily ir
the southeast.
valkyrie kept steadily on the port tacl
for the last half.
- Vigilant took a hitch at 4.25, and out
sailed her rival in pointing to windward
at the same time almost closing the gal
between them.
Valkyrie, however, still kept her lead
She went about at 4.3l and stood on tn.
starboard tack about five miles out. TIL
at that hour We're between four and five
miles from the turning stake.
At 437 Nigilant swung around on star
hoard tack. Nalkyrie was then abou
one-eighth of q mile to windward. an
both yachts were heading for the stake
hCat
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Cable News In rrief.

Henry White, Secretary OF the United States
Embassy In London. sailed for New York to-dsk
on the steamship reutonic.
Lieut.. Honmeister, tried at wuerzburg for hav-
ing violated his oath OF allegiance to Germany,
by advocating socialism. was discharged by hs
court this morning.
censorship OF all tsisgraphic matter sent
rom Hamburg concerning the cholera was ds-t
clared by the Hamburg authorities Yesterday.
A lamp was overturned this morning In .
house in CIR ifton street, London. where MAior-1
Gen. Fare had rooms. In trying to escape the
General was terribly burned and half suhocatsd-
Striking French miners Of the district around
Henin- I.ietard. Pas-de-Calais, gathered with theiS
wives In the town last evening and started !,
riot. They broke into several shops, and took
all the money and food they could And. Dragons
charged the mob and injured twenty people. =
A band OF Circassian brigands attacked a train
meas Nigoiti. Trans-Caucasia, and Killed three
guards. The baggage car, which contained a.
chest OF money for the Batoum garrison. was
plundered.
A despatch from Tangier says that In view OF
the nghting at Melilla, Spain has withdrawn her
military attaches from the Sultan's Court.
A mail boat plying between Rousay and Ebay,
in the Orkney Islands. was upset In . sau'u
Yesterday and the two boatmen. q woman Al
her three children were drowned.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
AGAINST DEACON RICHARDSON.
Cour Of Appeals Dscihes in Favor
OF Congressman johnson.

The Court o: Appeals has handed down a de-
cision in favor of Congressman Tom L, Johnson
against the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company.
Deacon Richardson. the former President OF
the N'iAn'ic avenue system, attempted IN 1856
to lease to Mr.. johnson the right TO build a sur.
face railroad from Fulton ferry to Evergreen
Cemetery by way Of Central avenue. When
Johnson started to build his road he found that
the Broadway Railroad Company claimed a prior
right to the streets. lie then sued Richardson
for 1928, 900 damages. Richardson brought a
counter suit for $50. 900 for rent. 1t IL this suit
the Court OF Appeals decided.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Railroad Notes.

The usual quarterly dividend Of IL per cent,
has been declared by the Lake Erie ana Western
on the preferred stock,
Ghc gross earnings Of the ST. Paul Railroad
Company for the nrst week Of October we're SSH
sos. an increase OF $40. 6!6.
The Toledo and ohio Central Railroad Company
has declared the regular quarterly dividend Of u.
per cent. on the preferred stock. payable Oct IS.
Gross earnings OF the Missouri Fscihc for the
first week OF October were Sij2. 900. a decrease OF
,lS:. 600, and for the year to date SIS, Sl3, 900. 6
decrease OF 81, T2S. 900.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STEER T0SsLD A HORSE.
Tho Animal Fell on Fitzgerald
Fracturing His Skull.

John Fitzgerald, t~enty four years old. OF First
avenue and Forty-hfth street. is In the Eastern
District Hospital. Williamsburg. to-day, suffering
from a fracture OF his skull and LET, leg.
Fitzgerald was one OF the droNers who con
Quoted a number Of steers through the streets Of
Williamsburg early this morning
Al Kent avenue and Clymer street, a steer
tossed the horse on which Fitzgerald was riding,
and. although the animal escaped injury, It fell
on Fitzgerald, badly injuring him,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STOLEN HORSES RECOVERED.
Two Alleged TIL owes Caught on
Staten Island.

~sTAPLETON. S, l.. Oct. 1.-Two men, who
described themselves as John B. Common and Ed.
ward Sheridan. Of New York. we're arrested at
clifton this morning on the charge OF horse
stealing,
Fo; several weeks. II Ia alleged. the defend
ants have been representing themselves as horse
dealers and disposinG Of stolen rigs to Staten
Islanders, These rigs they pretended to hire
from livery stable keepers IN New York, brooklyn
and different places in New Jersey. Five of
the stolen horses and three wagons have been
recovered. They arc now awaiting owners. one
rig has been Identified by John O'Brien. a livery
stable keepeI Of nergcn Point. y. j
The evening world., 1893-10-11
SOLD INSTALMENT WATCHES.
Frederick Best, OF Brooklyn, VIII
Have to Face Two Charges.

Frederick W. Best. OF IS Middagh street, Brook
lyn, was held for examination In the Tombs
Court to-day. About six weeks ago he bought a
gold watch on the instalment plan, from Frank
H.. Iohannet G. Bro, jewellers at 81 and So Maiden
lane, paying $40 down. He He gave an uptown
address.
After getting the watch he sold II for s2o TO
George Hudson. whose address is known 10 the
police.
Two days previously. Best did the same trick
with John Behrens, a jeweller at II Fast Four
t.onth street. He was arrested last night.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Chanvad Il Worthless Check.

william Kramer. a butcher. OF W Norman
avenue, Williamsburg. complained to the police
to-day that he had been swindled. Al unknown
man called on him yesterday and purchased S.
cents worth Of meat. He told Kramer to send the
stun and change 70. a $40 bill TO 500 Leonard
street. Kramer sent his clerk, and the stranger
took the meat and So Is change. giving the clerk
a worthless check for so.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Died Under Ch,oroform.

Notice was received at the Coroners' Office to-
day OF the sudden death 0; David Dincker. six
years old. a Russian. at Mount Sinai Hospital,
II is stated that the boy had his left leg ampu-
tated some days ago on account Of a mdiforIna-
tion. Yesterday the surgeons while dressing the
leg administered chloroform. and the boy died,
The Coroner will investigate the case,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
State Medical Association.

The second days session of the tenth annual
meeting Of the New York State Medical .Associa.
tion was held to-day In the Mott Memorial Hall,
"a Madison avenue. Dr. S. Il. W. Mcleod pre-
sided. Papers were read by DR.. w. ID. Granger.
of Westchester County Sir James A. Grant. of
Ottawa, Canada. and Or. George Tucker Harrison.
OF New York The fellows of the Association will
quet tonight
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ROBBED HIS PARENTS.
Young VoRt Broke Into the Houss
and Got Valuebles Worth 600

Henri. voet. eighteen years old, Of IT'S South
Fifth street. was held in the Lee Avenue Court.
Williamsburg. to-day on a charge Of larceny
His sister. Phiilopena Vogt, says that Henry
broke into the fiat III South Fifth street, where
his parents live. and secured Naluables to the
amount OF 5000.
Young NOct had nothing to say when arraisned
In court. His parents discarded him some time
ago on account OF his evil habits.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
TREATMENT ny MAIL.

Doctors Copeland and Gardner have so per.
fectcd their system If mail treatment that they
succeed quite aS well In this way rs they do In
their Office practice. All who reside Mt n dlstanc"
from the city should write for II symptom blank.
Questions about all chronic troubles cheerfully
answered.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A SEDENTARY

a corrective, a regulator, a gentle laxa.
rive. They're the smallest, tho easiest to
take, and the most natural remedy-no
reaction afterward. Sick Headache, Bill
ious Headache, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, and all stomach and bowel de-
rangements are prevented, relieved and
permanently cured.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
81 AM CURED"
THERE u No tNCERTAIN SOUND
10 PROF. SCUREINER'S
v'EST,NONA

u il from rroplc whom the rom m unity
aud tho public know. mud know well.
hat comes thi. test mOny rs TO the
snpcIiOrliy Of the Cope and work. II II
rrm people thni men mud women al
landing ard srlf-re.rec' may no mud
consult. Note the sequence IN the fol.
owirx interview from Prot. Schreincr,
orsnni.t NJ 81. Paui's Church, In JERSEY
civ. \. L..
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A Ribbon weaver's suede.

PATERSON. N. j., oct. lI-Frederick Vogcl,
a ribbon weaver. fortv-one years old. while in a
Respondent mood at noon to-day walked to the
rear of his yard at 257 Atlantic street and sho,
himself through the breast, dying instantly.
Vogel's wife left him last March. and ever since
he has acted strangely.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Larsen He d In $50 y.

william Larsen, who keeps a restaurant at
ia l2 Bowery, this city, was arrested this morn.
Ing at the ONCE OF tn" Children's soriety, In
brooklyn, charged with neglecting TO support his
two motherleas children. He called there 10 get
possession 81 them. lie was held in $500 by
Justice Walsh. In the Adams Street Police Court
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Christopssr Wants H,s Child.

c, c. Christopher has obtained from Justice In.
graham. Of the supreme Court, Il writ OF habeas
corpus requiring his divorced wife, Kate PrIt-
chett. 10 produce their nve-year-old son Claude
In court. Christopher was awarded custody OF the
child, but his mother. who lives st 227 West
Forty-third street. refuses TO surrender 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Il. l..
lie CT IN TO Drs. Copeland and Gardner
through Father McI.Uw, Of jersey city,
from Father NcIaw's statement. Father
McI.Rw cane tHrOuEh the I atrInents af
brother priests that hud been benefited,
Father Herman, Of ~. (iabriel's Church.
.ew York. Brother Paul and others.
IL In the testimony 81 good men and
worthy citizens. hat marks. bcrOnd Gues.
lon, the character at thi, work., thRt
III stinsaIshes II In Is value TO u nnkind
Prof re rrick J.. schreinrr hn. been
he OrGRnisi In ~. PRul's Roman CRihO-
lie Church, In Jrrsey tIiy. ever since the
hurch was built, 1--WE wears ago. lie IL
One Of the beat known teachers OF music
n the East. lie resides at No. II6 Lin.
den avenue. Jrrscv CITY.
II was no tridinv or ar iinRry form Of
Catarrhal trouble from which Prot.
-chrcincr smnrred. lie INV. that the
disease had sxrSnded 10 the throat, chest
and siOInach. and ut last %devcIoD-d iuia
The evening world., 1893-10-11
THE NEXT CHALLENGER.

Re p or. that John Jameson VIII Try
for tho Cup in ga.
LONDON, Oct IA despatch from
Clyde say: that John Jameson. owner OF
the yacht Trek, will build a yacht and
challenge for the Americas Cup In 1894
in Ease Valkyrie be defeated in the
present match.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
AMONG PLAYER FOLK.
Early Vioissitudes Of The Second
Mrs. Tanqueray."
Strange Fatality OF Prof. Herr
mann's Betting.


Som. tim. 100 n x,. announced with .,o ,oua
'o"' '""e "e' ~ "' Wv" '' '
fanfare OF the adVcrtisins agent trumpet That
Charles Frohman had secured the American rights
:. d. G.. a. n .. 49,, A..
'" rue '''o"" M' '""l"''",' NV "', !"
order to present the play the Rentals had been
49,. 49,, ,.s,ra.,I, ,.au, r,,.,, ,,us., 4. an,
S'o''' heai" '"''''''N "o" ''"'' "''"'e''' IN wv
ferent aud Interesting 1t appears tina four year"
ago pipsro uro,. IN. play. "A. showed n to va.
49,. -. -. ..,,, 49,. ..,,m,
'" '''"uon man"b''e' VI" """" h"'
to do with 1t. Then he sent the manuscript to
"ou'u h"fu'y SUIT sweet s''eA 'e"'H'" '"I'""'
and the doughty, but wcil-drcsscd, Kelley. Dan.
i,l Frohman .hovri Tho manusctln, Ia Ir,,hcr
rt..,a, -, w. a, y, ,,,'. -.
despair Pinero went TO Alexander, In London, and
said to him "prolucc IN. play. +, # su,rccl,
n,v ~, - :, ,,u. nail ',an Pow s,,,..a, "
pay me III u tal'" "el'' 'hen' I'm sa'lsh'd'
don. Charles Frohman went over there, saw il,
and gricyed. He got his brother pauIcl-accord
,hs 10 llneros h,"ry-'9 heso'late Tor the Nher-
,san tsh,s lor MN. ilntIn, ho"eN't Vas NJ
Ian manasefs; ,hIt ne refused 70 ents'taih ,e
MISCONCEPTIONS nv htuu''s oltTru nm a '"u"''uS
Prof Hermann has not hrou betting IN vlrilan,.
vaikyric race. Tor b. declares that he is the un-
and one Of his friends offered to bet him that he
could not pick out tour losers, Hermann accept
ed the bet, witch was for the modest sum a. $50.
,ts haa never picked Gu, a winner ana ne hope
horses h, picked out were singuIarly fortunate.
Three Of them came in nrst, .nl the fourth ar.
rived second.
III, renor, tina, bunran A unrr,s,n /. d, man.
ape Mrs I,Ianr orra.,,uuly Lnnwn as The
n,ronr,s ~ ytyo,nusJy denied ny that ,cn,ls.
man. who after ali, should be the one to Know
y may be contemplating suicide SAID MIR.
that | have not the faintcst idea Of managing
Mrs. blanc
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Weather Forecast

Forecast for thirty-siK hours ending at s p. NJ
Thursday For Southeastern New York, including
Long Island; also for Connecticut and Northern
New Jersey: Fair weather. slight changes In
temperature; easterly winds.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Republicans short OF Timber.

The Republicans have been unable to fnd
enough available candidates to make up their
county ticket. In consequence their County Con
~vention. which was to have been held tonight.
has been postponed until next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Bvrn.s Missed the Yacht Race.

Supt. Byrnes will not be at the yacht race
to-day. He will remain in his ONCE at Police
Headauar.ers The 'n'rry sustained last week
still refuses to entirely mend.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
eve, Years. for an o,n offender

A sleek looking young man. with black hair and
mustachc. who gave his name as George Lynch.
pleaded guilty In Part |. Of the General Sessions
to-day to grand larceny in TIE second degree, on
July Is last he stole a watch. tcweiry and other
articles, valued in all at $500. from the apart
mentS Of Mrs. Addie Iiauser, 60 East Ninetieth
street. He was caught with the stolen goods in
his possession. His picture is IN the Rogues' Gal
lcry. He was sent up for seven years.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Mark Cohen. twenty-three years old. Of 81
willett street. fell from the roof Of the hve-story
building at 100 Ridge street, to the yard tbs
afternoon. He was taken to the Gouverncnr
The evening world., 1893-10-11

The fact that Lillian Russell is seeking to be
legally. released from TEDDY" Solomon Ices not
energy. He has Just completed a number Of
small operettas. among them being THE Polar
Bear. Z" THE Rancho, Robinson CruIsoe, ESD "
and ''Whitcbait in Greenwich" The last must
be very hshy.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Many new and beautiful designs in furniture
can be seen ut Geo, Z. Flint Co. 5. lOa West
4th ST. -
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Mrs. WfSsr0w's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
drcn teething is the family benefactor, 25c. -
The evening world., 1893-10-11

PATHS confessions. written in n drawing room
book The quality she most adm!res In man,
honesty; In woman. faith, her favorite occupation.
reading; her favorite pastime, entertaining her
friends. and her favOrite novelist. Dickens. She
says nothing about the Joy of making farewell
in the coy. but scintillant. American dollar.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

America the big Chicago spectacle that r.
@. Gilmore was trying to get for the Academy
Of Music. will probably follow olaf at Niblo's
Said Mr.. R~osenfe!d yesterday: "Niblo's is good
enough for us. 1t. is a splendid theatre. and We
have demonstrated the fact that II Is not too far
| downtown. We could have produced OLAF at the
Garden Theatre and another uptown house. We
preferred Siblos.'
The evening world., 1893-10-11


plenty Of sitting
down and not
much exercise,
ought to have
Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
to go with it.
They absolutely
and permanent
ly cure Consti-
patio n. Ono
tiny, sugar
coated Pellet IL
The evening world., 1893-10-11

The P1tter-B lannn quarrel on the subject OF
accusing Potter Of havins
pirated his PLAYS causing some Amusement.
I'm case wrote Mr.. Potter to a London dra
matte paper. 'BuchdnLn IL Initiating the tactiCs
OF the cutie Ash, which darkcns the water I,
conceal its deprciatiuns. | beg leave to give him
notice that my play is protected Wnercupol
an English critic arises and remarks, sapiently
Mi. Potter's natural history is at fault. The
cutie FISH does not darken the water to conceal
its depredatiors, but to hide itself from its enc.
my
The evening world., 1893-10-11

The little kangaroo dancer. Edith Kenwari,
sails .0r Europe to-day. She goes on a dlplu.
matte mission. the nature OF which she declares
that she is not at liberty to reveal. She is I,
return in Dece aber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-03
Jusfice Johns Court.

Business was on n boom In the jus
tees court yesterday. There was the
same crowd, and few additions were
made to this 'happy-go-lucky crowd
which seem TO take the world so easy.
Frank Anderson tcolorep was the nrst
unfortunate to get dose of the Judges
justice. He was fined s. and costs for
striking Ellen Baker IN her own house.
Charles Moore teoloreh), for assauiting
and beating Frank Underwood. was fined
IS and costs.
Thomas Anderson. Jr. (colored), on war
rant. did shoot and wound Abram An
derson, with intent 10 kill. Paid the costs
Moses Lee (colored), for assaulting and
beating one H. II. stubblefield was fined
$3.50 and costs.
w. IL. Fisher. alias Cain (colored).
charged with being a fugitive from JUS
ttce from the State OF Georgia. Continued
Until March nth. This is the negro who
was arrested here "Wednesday on a
description from Savannah. Ca, asking
the authorities to hold him. Fisher says
ne 10 willing TO go back 10 Georgia with
OUT rsquisitfon papers. as he claims
uhe man hs killed was continually trying