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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07

no one can find fault on that score.
Taking the specialties as whole, they
are cleverly done. Unfortunately h1ch-
mond has had quite n number of farce
comedies already this season, and the
songs that should take and be applauded
have been done 10 death" The Academy
habitues have heard the sad story OF
Little Johnny Dugan," they have
listened with fearful eyes about "the Girl
| left behind" they have heard that rath
err iuelegant ditty euphoniously called
do. Do, My Huckleberry Do" and they
have heard not a few parodes on After
the Ball." but, as was before said. take
the speclalties OF last evening as a whole
and they are catchy and cieyery done.
Flora Irwin. fascinating and pretty.
with a thorough appreciation Of the duties
Of the soubrette. sings charmingly, and
her song you Did That" is novel and in
terestng.
Berte Coote sings well and does clever
~ except I'm the first act, where he might
with advantage cut some OF that drama
initiation" and Bessie Tannehill received
repeated encores for her song 10 the
bass fiddler John Keefe relates vocally
the Jays Experiences" i'm a manner
that pleases, and the quartette are not
bad by any matter OF means.
In the third act, is butterfly dance
that is worth travelling TO witness. IL
f. n revelation TO Richmonders. Nothing
like It has before been seen here, and 1t
has a Loie Fuller catchiness about 1t that
draws forth the most spontaneous and
enthusiastic applause. Miss Julie Kins-
ley. who executes It. is graceful and be-
witching and the effects that are wrought
from the folds Of her dress, while they
whirI about under the glare OF the cal
cium are bewilderingiy beautiful.
Take the play as a whole and Il Is
success. The first act drags a little, but
the second and third so Ike a flash. and
there is enough fun crowded into them,
and enough bright songs sung and dances
executed. to cure a man of a six months
cas- of dyspepsia
There will be n matinee this afternoon,
and the engagement ends with to-night's
performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
THE HENICO MURDER C1SE.
Several Witnesses Testify IA TO the Alleged
Drowning and Tell-Tnle Boat

The trial Of Philip Norman Nicholas
charged with the murder OF James Mills
and William Wilkinson. was resumed in
the Circuit Court of Henrico yesterday.
The following jury was selected 20 hear
the case: W. ". Ford. j. W. Taylor, G..
w. Bottoms, Hill Carter, Hugh D. Smith.
Joseph Turner. John Warmer, George
Lyme, Houston Johnson, Ii. c. willard,
W. II. Johnson and l.. l.. Gum.
The crowd In attendance was very
large. the whites largely predominating.
The finding Of the bodies by the divers,
the cause OF death by drowning and the
jurisdiction OF the scene Of the alleged
murder were testified to. and the next
witness called was Siley Alley who told Of
the finding Of the boat, the axes and
Ratchet, the tracks of the three men on
the river banks, and the bee tree and the
auger holes. 4 Ratchet, lock, corn-cob
shoppers and pocket knife, and a piece OF
netting were shown the witness and
identified as the same things he found In
the boat. He was cross-eXamined by the
defence. but little change was made Ia
his evidence.
w. +. Adams told about the prisoner
asking about the boat. and how he
use it. Joe Bruining next testified
to being owner Of the boat.
and identified the boat Isaac Alley
stated how Wilkinson was swimming
and about finding the stuff I'm the boat.
Squire T.. T. Rugg enumerated the par
ticulars OF the drowning. and the arrest
OF the prisoner. lie identified the cloth
ing Of the dead men.
At the afternoon session Or. GaslSlns
testified as being In the boat the day be-
fore. ana there being no holes I'm Il at
that time Joseph Brunlng, owner Of
tho boat, stated that he usually kept
the boat locked 20 the bank. and that
false key was evidently used William
Myor. working I'm the field eighty feet
from the scene OF the drowning. did not
see any one cross the field that day,
3. w Johnson said he had been bathing
with wilkinson frequently and that he
Wnknson) could not swim
The trial viii be resumed az 10 A. NJ
this morning. and the first witness viii
be the woman in the case.
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APLEAsING PERFORMANCE.
'rhe Straight TIP at the Academy ia worth
the white OF rhestre-Gosrs.

There was quite a large audience at
the ACADEMY last evening 10 witness the
up-to-date racing comedy. "a Straight
Tip" and the audience filed out OF the
playhouse a few moments before II o'clock
well pleased with the performance. The
attraction is built on farce-cOmedy lines,
and has barely enough plot 10 keep II
together. only enough is needed 20 give
those in the cast a chance OF presenting
their specialties, and the comedians an
opportunity OF repeating their more or
less amusing gags" but, withal, there
Is given In the second act a fairly good
representation OF n race track. boOk-ma-
kers place, and the characters 10 be
seen about such an establishment There
Is the young sport, with clothes loud
enough to be heard In Hong Kong, with
IA sure tip: there IL the Irishman, who
has fringe on his face" and more bro
que than money; there is the countryman.
VINO like the jolly little ostrich. thinks he
knows it ALL" there is the tout" who
knows a sure thing. and is ready to bet
every cent he's got-but ne hasn't any;
there are the dizzy blonde-halred girls
with their Sixth-avenue expressions OF
countenance. who are playing the favorite,
there Is the book maker. with "a diamond
as big as the kooh-i moor and n faculty
Of calculating odds quicker than Cilablo
can run; and there are the individuals
which 20 10 make racing track splen-
did place 10 study people. The characters
are somewhat overdrawn, but it's H.
cense of farce-comedy TO exaggerate. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Awards 10 VIRGINTtco,Y
Independent Candidates For the lat.
ture I'm Washington

BRISTOL. TENN. oct. G-s,....,
General J. d. Imboden. one OF the y,,.,..
Commissioners to the World'r Fs,, nj,
Just returnen home. and brings th. -.
ing news that the Wise connie
taken from the mines near Biz son. l,.l'
has secured the award OF the frst -i'
MUM over all competitors. The ma, y,
coke was also awarded the frst ny
I'm that class, as the best coke on o,t.t'..
ton. This In a great victory for Tho r..
ginia coal region. The seam OF coal f.
which the premium lot was taks, +
from eight 10 twelve feet thles
covers n vast area IN Wise. Dlcks,.,-
and Tazewel counties.
Captain j. Harvey Wood. one NJ d.
leading lawyers OF Bristol. went don, -
Lynchburg Wednesday night. ebs,,
was united in marriage TO Mrs. Hole.
OF that city.
Senator Eppa Hunt0n and Hon. ps,.-.
G. Kent spoke here last night oo ~
issues Of the day. Mr.. w. X. Graye'y i.
the Popuist party, also spoke
The Democracy Is somewhat diyisai q.
Washington county over the Laeis's,I'.
candidates. There is a good deaf OF f.
satisfaction over the methods pli-...i
az the Abingdon convention. which r.~i
mated Messrs. Kindrick and Tomrav n.
the General Assembly and Messrs
ID. 1mboden and Robert Gray have hss,
announced as Independent canldsfss
There will be a lively race. Boo d5gb,
but It Is the habit Of the Democrats N
old Washington 10 stick 10 the nominees
even though they may be little irreg1.
lar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
BROKE 1HE TRACK RECORD.
William Penn Makes the Mark a:13-The
Baltimore Races.

NIECE.
BALTIMORE. Oct. civilian Penn. a
bay stallion. three years old, Of the Phoe-
nix Stock Farm. Phoenixvile, Penn, broke
the track record of Pimlico to-day, max
ing the mark In 2:l3, and the rains Of
Wednesday, with non-dfying weather
since, kept the track put Of condition for
best time
Two-thirteen beats the record of any
three-year-old this season. The weather
was threatening. and many who would
have liked to have seen this work were
not present. The unfinished race of Tues
day, 2:2O class. for PAGERS, was won by
Hadley, Jr., Dalgety second, Jim Wilson
third.
Summaries Of other races are as fol-
lows:
Class 22i trotting, purse S.ooo-Bra-
vado. 2, i, /. !; Orange Chief. !, Il 4.
]. NJ. D.. 9, 3. 2, T. Lula Station. s. s. 8. ?:
Bell Weather, 3, IL, 4, l3; Daconce. 4. Q. G.
3. Brown c, T. 4. s, s; Ranger. Is. Is. 9 4.
Miss Wilton, u, 8, s, g. Sid, g. IA. II Q.
Edgar W, Il. 6, Is. l6; Currito IL. u N.
Eastview, 10. II, II, II; Brother G, i6' Is. ~
L; Nemona, IA. ls. 49, Is: Nottingham. s
10, Is, dr.. 1' y
Time. go. 2isI-4. .:22l4, 2:2s1-2
Ci&ss z;lS uotting. purse $1,000: VIII
C.. ,. z, 5; Mstin K..s. 3. 2; Soudan. 4. 7. a.
Linkwood Chief G. Ii, s: Kingwood'
o. Kuby, 3 g. /; S. J. Patchen. Jr.. 7 10
y; Waterloo, 10. 8. DR.; Tilford' II dr.
Time. 2l5 S-i. 214, 2i3.
Class Zi6' pacing. purse 1900 mnt,n-
raven 2 /. 4; II. ]. Rockwell. 1. 3. s:
ROBUST T. 4. /; Lady Wilkins. 3. Z 2:
tempest, 4, 5, 6; Princess Alice. S. 2 7:
bob Iayior, D. o. 3; Hebibl. s, 6, DIR; Al
hambra, 6. 8. dr.
Time. 2:16 217, 21s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
PkOPOsAIN.
Eastern Lunatic Asylum,
Steward 81 once.
October . IhIH

Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
Steward ONCE
October 8, lNl
~ HE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNTIL
i II o'clock VI. Of WEDNESDAY. Dc-
TOBER Is, 1898. receive SEALED PRO.
POSALS for furnishing this institution
with the following for the ensuing qglr
ter, beginning October !, lSg3.
GROCERIES.
1G5 barrels FLOUR.
$50 bushels CORN MEAL go pounds
per busheD.
1000 pounds SHOULDER BACON
t.20O pounds HAMS.
1000 pounds PURE LARD.
400 pounds GRADUATED SUGAR
300 pounds YELLOW SUGAR
1880 pounds LAGtAARA COFFEE.
800 pounds GREEN TEA.
900 pounds RICE.
$50 pounds SODA CRACKERS.
100 gallons MOLASSES.
20 gallons SHERRY WINE
y barrels ROE HERRlNGS.
~ cases CANNED TOMATOES ID oal'
lon cans).
DRY GOODS.
COO yards DOMESTICS dress goods.
Go yards GINGHAMS.
400 yards CALICO.
800 yards SHEETlNG 90.
900 yards BLEACHED COTTON.
6bt yards BROWN COTTON.
800 yards DRILL COTTON.
800 yards RED FLANNEL.
q dozen MEMS UNDERSTANDS CheaVn
4 dozen LADIES VESTS Weayy).
100 pair BLANKETS.
100 BED SPREADS.
80 dozen pair HALF HOSE.
30 dozen pair HOSE.
10 pairs MEMS SHOES Is >. II o
80 T. 30 ), 20 0. y 10.
% pairs WOMENS SHOES Is .. Do :.
10 ., 10 d. u Z, D. -.
40 yards TABLE DAMASk
Parties may bid for any one or more
OF the articles above. All are required
TO furnish samples, 20 be examined ty
the Board OF Directors at their meeting
october 49, 1s93. Articles must iu al
cases come fully up 10 sample. otl.r-
wise will be returned at bidders .t.
pense All goods must be delivered.
freight prepaid, at the Willidm1IB
depot. on or before the 18th day NJ Or
tober, 1913. unless otherwise required y
the Undersigned.
Payments 10 be made within thirty
days after receipt OF goods. 30 pij'
ments 20 be made untl contract has bel
compiled with. Bidders anus.
state price on euch sample ami i.-
nate their samples with a. private Mtit.
but name OF bidder must not alpeaf on
\ list OF bidders samples private marx
and name must be- sealed and addressed
10 the Board OF Directors. care of me
The right is reserved i)
award the contract 10 any one or more
of the bidders, or reject any 0r 800 ot
the bids offered. Samples should ~
marked "rO FURNISH SUPPLIES,
and addressed 10
e. Il. ARMiSTEAp,
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum
oc6-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07

Kerr's work, who II organizing as well
as speaking.
Mr.. Richard p Barnes war the success
full candidate for the position of master
machlnist In the navy yard. for when
place applicants were examined by
board OF naval officers two weeks ago.
Mr.. Barnes has been for a number Of
years engineer on the ferry, and part OF
the time chief. lie win report for duty
at once.
There VIII be m examination on 'he
18th OF this month for the position OF
master coppersmith. the place now being
held by Mr.. James McDonough, quarter
man In charge. Mr.. Barnes is the first
Democratic machinist TO secure a place
In the yard since Cleveland's election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Virginia at the Fair.

CHICAGO. ILL, oct. 6.-SpecIal.-Vir-
ginia awards-Mining: Marion Mining
Marble Co.. Marion drapcd marble and
marble onyx. j. X. Williams, Richmond
slate roofing and building table top and
tiles. Alberten Stone Co New York
soapstone from Albemarle county. Lon
don Marble Co, MountsvIlle-colored mar
bile Verde Antique) James Netherwood
Richmond, granite improved and polish
ed. John Guff1n, Petersburg-granite
blocks. l.. d. Winston. Winston-granite
blocks. Marion Marble and Mining Co..
Marion-dressed marble and marble onyx
J. II. Williams, Richmond-siate roofing
and building, rough and sawn. Buena
Vista Importing Co.. Buena Vista-collec-
ton of clay and friedrich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Mrs. ". 7. johnson Dead.

FARMVILLE, VA, Oct. Especial
Mrs. Johnson, who was stricken with
paralysis about ten days ago, died last
night at II O'Clock. She was the wife OF
w. T. Johnson. inspector at the Planters
Warehouse at this place. She was sixty
eight years old, and was a most esti-
mable lady.
DR.. Peter Winston. VINO was hurt some
time ago in runaway accident, is able
to be at his office again, to the gratin-
cation Of his many friends.
Mr.. S. Baxter Davis fell through q
trap-door here yesterday afternoon. and
came very near breaking one Of his arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
BICYCLE RACES.
The Richmond ~ lie Club Arrange an
AffractiNr Programme.

Attractive Programme.
Many will be glad to hear that the
bicycle contests Will be feture OF the
coming fair.
The committee Of the Richmond Cycle
Club and the committee Of the Fair As
sociation agreed yesterday on a pro-
gramme, which will az once be arranged
in detail by the cycle Club.
Many of the Richmond wheelmen are
in good training from the long seasons
riding, and record smashing will proba-
bly, be the order of the day
The entries should be sent TO 4. X.
Schaap, $40 east Broad street.
The races VIII take place Thursday
and Friday, commencing at II a NJ.
The programme is as follows:
First Day.
First event. one-half mile, safety open.
time limited-First prize, gold medal !:
second prize. silver medal. Second event
one mile. safety open, championship OF
Virginia-First prize. gold medal; sec
ond prize. silver medal.
second Day.
First event, one mile, safety. champion
ship Of Richmond city-First prize. hand
some gold trophy; second prize. silver
service. Second event. two mile. safety
open-First prize ticket 20 Worlds Fair;
second prize, gold medal.
A time limit will be put on all races
at discrimination Of Judges. Entries
close October 18th at 6 r. NJ Entrance
fee. SOC. for each event. which must ac-
company all entries. L. A. W. rules
govern the track.
CHAs. w. DUNsTAN. Chairman.
ALEX. X. SCHAAP.
HENRY T. VAUGHAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
HE rs lunar RATTLE NOW.
Aid for the Yellow Fever Sufferers al
Brunswick.

RALEIGH, n. c., oct. 6.-Special-Goy-
ernor Carr to-day appointed Mr.. Jacob
Battle, of Edgecomb county, to be Judge
Of the Superior Court, to succeed Judge
H. G.. Conner, who resigned a few days
ago. Judge Battle IS a local attorney,
and represented his county in the last
legislature.
Invitations have been issued for a grand
banquet to be given at the new Hotel
Carolina, just completed at Durham, com
plimentary to Colonel Julian S. Carr, the
prime mover i'm building the hotel.
The people Of Wilmington have inau-
gurated fund for the aid of the yellow
fever sufferers at Brunswick, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
A llisfIllrry Seized.

SHELBY. n. c. Oct. 6. Specialize two
year-oid child OF Mag Wesson. coiored.
who recently deserted her family fell IN
a wash pot to-day and was drowned. be-
fore any one Knew it.
Under instruction of Collector Elias,
Deputy Collector Erwin has seized the
dtstihery of ]. r. Jenkins near Earies. II
is suppcsed because he used the same
stamps twice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Found Dead In His Room.

BIG STONE GAP, VA. Oct. Especial.
Mr.. Spencer c. Bergman was found dead
in his room at Mrs C. III. Spauldlug's
boarding house, on Wood avenue. yestar-
day morning about o'clock. AS stated
before, he attempted suicide Wednesday
night at an early hour, but IL seemed a
slight wound. Or. c. d. Kunkel exam
ined the wound last night and decided II
was not a serious one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Dwelling Burned In Easey.

STEVENSvILLE, VA, oct, Especial.
on Monday at $3.50 A. NJ. Mansfield"
the dwelling Of Mr.. Thomas w Lewis,
of Essex county was found TO be on fire.
and before any aid could be obtained the
roof fell in. Some few things were saved
through the efforts OF Mr.. Lewis daughter
and a colored man. There was no IN
surance.
MIR. Thomas Il. Latane left this morning
for William and Mary College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
DEMOCRATS IN PRINCES ANNE.
Mr.. Richard p. Barnes. the Master Ma
ehioisf, in tho Nsvy-Yard.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. s.-Speciai.-T
Democrats Of Princess Anne county VIII
have a grand oyster roast and speech
making at Lynn Haven before the end OF
the month.
The Populists have secured a toot-hold
in Berkeley. and have organized a club
with nfty-three members. This il Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07

Earned runs-Gilman, Blaks. Hodge. John
son; two-bEse hits, Bake. orim. Bradley; sac
Tiice hits. 0HsEen, Fry, Truly. bradley;
ieft on base, atauntons. g. Clarlestons, II:
mrs base on errors, stauntons, /; Charl =
tons, 2; base on called balls, Stsnntons. 4:
Charlestons, 3; struck out. by Bradley. 3: by
Cal1hower, 2; double avs. TRULY, Reiman
and Grim; irubT aud trim; hir by pitched
pre-, MIR; Charles Kahn. Time Of game, one
honr and forty minutes
The Stauntons go 10 Petersburg to-
Gay, said the Manager yesterday, CON
sequently It is probable that yesterdays
game is the last this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
An tpcrntiiary Fire.

FLOYD. VA. oct. 6.-speciaI.-Hu g.
Woods Store-house at Turtle Rock. with
stock OF goods. has been destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at 5000, with
no insurance. The fire Is thought to be
OF inccndIary origin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
~ Office TO ELECTRIC WIklNd
\ CONTRACTORS.



Richmond, Va, OCT Cd i''''
SEALED PROPOSALS wm be received
ar this Office until q o'clock j.. 4. ''
the 18th day OF OCTOBER. $50 ioi ~,
THE LABOR AND MATEklAL az
FIXING IN PLACE COMPLElI' t,ttLt
UNDERGROUND CONDJIIs A-,D
WIRES FOR THE OUTSIDE Hl..l,.[.,,
TRIO LIGHTS FOR THE NV "
HALL BUILDING AT RiCHMpNp va
I'm accordance with the dra"Lss. ,t,.
specifications. which may Dee see" '-
Office. .,t tv 4
certified check tor so -s prnf-
The Committee on GROUNDS ana -,
ines reserves the right % reject eH, So
AM bids and will reject All Dos '-.-
after the time herein stated I'I .i..y
ing the same, or which DO r2l Il.
strictly with the requirements Oh
invitation. -s a.. a., en-
yeieoe with the name ~ bidder on
So sealed and marked. "Pl.1r IN
F0B UNDERGROUND CoNpulIa ~
tNtFt.S." and addressed 20
N. l.. tlIHhA"l
..n-oofta CITY Engineer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07

The people Of Texas are intImatng rre,.
~ plainly 70 Governor H0gg mat ir De-
doesn't exercise some economy soon there
will be no pork in the barrel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Dr. Stevens Dead.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct. g.
special.-Dr. George b. Stevens died this
morning at his home near Ivy Depot lie
once represented Elbemarle In the Legis-
lature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
Events or THE TURr

capt Browns Love For Owning and Dresd-
ing Horses.
PiTTsBURG, Oct 6-captain s. s.
Brown. the weii-known river man and
horse owner and breeder. stated to-day
that there was absolutely no foundation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07

WIN nerves unstrung ana heads that acne
Wise women Bronao-Seitzer take.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
City Engineers One.
Richmond. Va. oct =. A>S'
~ Office TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be receives
AZ this ONCE until MONDAY. OClohEs.n
10Th, at O'Clock T.. NJ, FOR GRADlN'
the BOULEVARD from MAIN STREE -
CARY STREET. and also from GhVN =
AVENUE TO HANOVER SffEhts 80 30
for TRAVELLING THE HOttft ~
Upon CARY STREET TO Ma
STREET. and also from GROVE y
NUE. TO BROAD STREET. speech =,
tions can be seen upon appileaH9"
this office ... ,ha
The Committee on Streets reserves Wv
right TO reject any or all proposals. ~.
Bidders Will state the price per S~'
'"io '0' w. 4. CUrSHAw.
ocs-,a City Engineer.
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city Engineers once,
Richmond. Va, oct q. $50
TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CDNlNAtlhltHs
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII De- rece,i,t.'s55
o., mis- Office until MONDAY. oclof,D.e
10th. at o'clock 4. d, Tor ttlssAiI ',E
CgRTAIN STREETS IL 1hk 49,.
DISTRICT. Specifications, pronie9 49,.
nsfs OF streets can be seen al this on, I,
zach proposal must be accOmpaniel -
a certified check for $500 as a Elaia'''
OF the execution Of the contract 49,.
The Committee on Streets reserves the
right 10 reject any or an bids onered'
''9''' ". r.. CNTSHAW,
oc5-td city Engineer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16

James Smith. xho IL registered on the
police books rs living on the earnings of
dlsso3aie women, was arrested yesterday
morning by Lieut.. Hut for assauiisRg
Angelo Fllipovich. an empleye OF the
Poodle Dog restaurant. wsth billiard cue.
Ii has become the custom among q num-
ber OF Gead beats 20 90 into restaurants
late ST night or early ia the morning
when there are but few employees on duty,
order a meal and when about done,
send the waiter. ~ho Is usually also the
cashier az such times, 70 the kitchen on
second order or for any excuse. and while
be Is gone 30 skip out. IeaEing their bills
unpaid. Smith endeavored 10 play this
trick. ent when Filipoyieh demanded pay
In advance he became insolent. a quarrel
ensued and smith ran into Clancy's
saloon. grabbed = cue. came back and w&s
about TO club Filspovieh when the proprie-
tor interfered and had Smith arrested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-16
Mat.rxiil. New..

VAUDEVILLE Nov. l4-fSpeelal. I'm
der the heading. "A Warning an item
appeared eonxpicuously IN the several
local papers lGss week giving notice tbat
w J. Canton had no authority 10 sell any
Of the real estate or personal property of
the estate Of John Dougherty. deceased,
nor o. Mrs John Dougarrsy, deceased. Ii
vas signed By Michael DougheFty. The
publication OF iae = aFning created no COM
nlent among the citizens Of Wa,eYville,
uas il aroused the indlza alton and agrees
sireness OF Nj Canton, and Mr. Dough-
ersv Is confronted with 3 damage suit
John DongheFty. deceased, vas and had
been client Of Mr.. Canton for a long time
prior 20 hls death. Mr.. Canton had per-
formed iegal services for the deceased on
divers occasions, and when the deceased
wAs arrested on the charge Of wife murder
= leN DAYS before his death he still re-
tanned Mr.. Canton as his attorney. At
some period between the date Of his arrest
and death. John Dougherty. in The pres
eaee OF witnesses. signed . deed 20 ali his
property in favor on Mr.. Canton, IS seeur-
ity for his fees. After Mr.. Michaei Dough
erty arrived here 10 take charge OF his