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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17
JUST FOR FUN.

now the shad roes.
Some people speak at least twice
before they think.
A surgeon is the man who has to
carve his fortune it he gets any.
1t ought to be very easy matter to
break the new plate glass trust.
A thorn in the hand attracts more
attention than two in the bush.
Teacher-Did you do this problem all
by yourself? Bright Boy Yes'm, all
but the answer.
My wife, said Squills, proudly, is
queen of the tea table; but she never
reigns but she pours.
A broker has named his horse "cou-
pom" because he has been passed so
many times this year.
"Here's another blow at American
agriculture" said the farmer when he
saw a cyclone coming.
Letters three thousand years old
hsve been found in the moLnds of
Egypt. 1t is time they were answer
ed.
"Here am, "said government clerk
who had seen one superior and one
subordinate discharged, "between two
fires.'
When Anarchists throw bomb in
dwelling they may be acting badly,
and yet succeed in bringing down the
house.
1t will be some time before Hawaii
as part of the United States can be
generally regarded as pronounced
success.
Chow was it that he managed to pull
the wool over your eyes?" "Well, he
had fleeced several fellows before |
met him."
A man proposes to import monkeys
and train them to become bootblacks.
Will the public put up with such mon
key shines?
1t is no wonder that reports are so
numerous from Washington, there is
SO. much firing going on in each de-
partment.
The man who can not read is a great
catch for jury trial. The lawyer for
the defence can make up the mans
mind for him.
BARRIERS complain that their bust
ness is not what it was fifteen years
ago. They have to scrape hard to
/ nat a livi,,rr r,nm-o-1avg
An exchange, speaking of a certain
congressman's lack of influence, says
that he ''could not secure the passage
of the most minor measure"
There is striking difference be-
tween a pleasing confession of ones
own sins, and a cross examination by
some one who knows what they are.
81 know why bees never sit down.
said Walter. "Why, my DEAR" asked
his mother. "Cause they has pins in
their coat tails, and they's afraid to-"
Mother-No wonder you catch cold.
Every night you kick all the covers
off. Why do you do it? Little Boy-I
! don't know, mamma. You'll have to
ask me when I'm asleep.
Host (to visitor) All! what pity
you did not come minute sooner; my
wife has only just cleared away the
coffee! Little Moritz - Yes, and she
nearly broke a cup in her hurry!
When a man leaves our side and
goes to the other side, he is a traitor,
and we always felt that there was a
subtle something wrong about him.
But, when a man leaves the other side
and comes over to us, then he is a
man of great moral courage, and we
always felt that he had sterling stuff
in him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17

Are you insured If not, now is the time to
provide yourself and family with bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarhea
Remedy an insurance against any serious
results from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer months. 1t is almost GER
tain to be needed and should be procured at
once. No other remedy can take its place or
do it's work. 25 and so cent bottles for sale y
H. G. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17

Regarding Hoods Sarsaparilla, ask the
people who take this medicine, or read the
testimonials often published in this paper.
They will certainly convince you that Hood
Sarsaparilla possesses unequalled merit and
that Hoods Cures.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
They are the best best family cathartic.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17
$500 RI w R

We will pay the ab0v" reward for
of Liver complaint. dvepCpaia, sick h
Indigestion, Constipation CO.. cohtiVt
when the directions ore strictly d
with. Thew are purely vegetable. ar
fail 10 give satisfaction, SUGAR contt
boxes, containing 30 pills - cents.
of couterfeits and limitations. The
manufactured only bv THE JOHN
gists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17
REPENTANCE THAT PAID.

Lucky Baldwin is one of the richest
men of San Francisco. Thirty years
ago, according to E. j. Ward, of Den
yer, he was an impecunious resident
of that city, without friends, money
or clothes, and almost always drunk.
One day it was announced that he had
made stake, and for three months
he was not seen about his old haunts.
But one day he came into town and
announced that he had struck a vein
in Nevada, limitless in its supply of
gold, some specimens Of which he ex-
hibited. He organized a stock com
pany and received considerable cash,
but in a little while the mine was pro
nounced worthless, and the stock
went down to almost nothing. Bad
win kept his men at work in the mine,
however, and one day they struck a
vein. A courier was sent to Baldwin
in San Francisco with the news. He
at once drew out of the bank all the
money he had, and went home and to
bed. Then he sent out for the stock
holders, and when they has assembled
in his room, he said: II am on my
death bed, SO the doctors tell me.
When induced you to buy shares in
the--m mine, L did so knowing it was
worthless. I was hard up then. Now
I have some money, and | want to
buy back all the stock that you pos
sess at the same figure you gave fol
it. I cannot meet my Maker will
such crime upon my soul" Thel
there were tears and hopes expressed
that he would recover Such a pa
thetic scene was never before enact
ed in a room. Some OF the visitor
said that they had hard feeling
, against him, but all was then forgiven
} Baldwin cried and clasped thei
: hands as they left to bring back thei
) stock. By night he possessed fou
fifths of it. The next morning he wa
on the mining exchange, and befor
, nightfall the mine stock had gone u
, from 81 per share to 1920.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17

pr. NJ J. Davis is a prominent physician of
Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and has been act
lively engaged in the practice of medicine at
that place for the past thirty-five years. On
the 26th Of May, while in Des Moines en- route
to Chicago,he was suddenly taken with an at
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the
past seventeen years, and knowing its relia-
bility, he procured % cent bottle, two doses
of which completely cured him. The excite
ment and change of water and incident to
travelling often produce diarrhoea. Every
one should procure bottle of this Remedy
before leaving home. For sale by III. G. Pierce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
WHY {?

why do you forget 40 often7
why DO you speak words that you % often
regret?
Why do ron take up with new ac1uaintances'
forgetting old friends
Why do you not use clear Judgment Instead OF
too often acting upon impulso'
why do you Professionally neglect your health
when Il Is your duty to take special caro- OF NJ
Why are you so careless when sudden CHILL
headache, tired feeling, and general disgust with
life come over you
Why do you not stop to think that little time
Iy caution Of tho right kind will overcome all
these troubles and pu, you in possession OF good
health and feelings once noref
Why do you not remember that the best phJsi-
clans. scientists, and tho Loading people OF the
land all recommend pure whiskcy 40 the proper
thing 70 take of such timcsf
Why do you not recall the fact that there Is
only ono puro medicinal vhiskey known 70 the
yorId-that It IS exceedingly popular, that II has
been in use for twenty years, aud that u Is
Durys Pure Malt
Why DO you not denouncc any druggist grocer
or dealer who tries 10 ofor you some other or In
forior whiskey. saying 1t Is Just "a good ?
Why do you not always insist upon having Ius'
what you require. Just what you desire, aud just
what you know to DO the purest, the best, and
most efficient?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Richmond College Defeats University OF
Virginia In IawD-Tsnnis.

An Interesting lawu-tennis tournament was
PLAYED yesterday afternoon on the college
grounds between tho representatives OF Rich
mond College and the University OF virginia.
Mes5rs. G. C. Cfittenden and Fred. A. Jones re-
presented the former, and Messrs. Joseph IL.
katon and l.. i. Maberry tho latter institution.
Quite a Largo crowd, including number OF
ladies, Witnessed The playing, which Was very
close and exciting.
The nIot set Of doubles resulted In score OF
& TO q IN favor OF the college boys, but IN the
second sot tho Varsity representatives won by
a score Of g 10 !. This large score WAS calcu-
lated 20 depress the hopes OF the friends OF the
college. but IN the third sat, after much brilliant
playing on both sides, tho home team succeeded
IN winning by a score OF 10 p The visitors
got even with their opponents, however, IN the
fourth set, which they won by score OF q 70 >.
The Nth aud deciding set was won by the cot
leec bOys-scOro O % j.
Altor the doubles wero decided Aessrs. Crit
tenden aud Eaton, as champions oil their re-
spectiye institutions, contested Tor honors IN
singles. The flrst set was very close, resulting
In victory Tor Crttienden by n score OF 10 q.
The second was also deuce GOT, and resulted IN
a victory for Critenden-7 70 .. This series
beng for the best two out OF three, Crittenden
was declared the winner.
Messrs. jOuos and Crittenden defeated RAN
doiph-Macon In lawn-tennis tournament,
which took place at Ashland juno Sd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
AUCTION saIrs

by sutton q l..
Real Estate hgen'l arI '...-....
l0liMl.l .....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
eRNChGeoRoe OFFICIALS.
v6sssl Eisctsds 10 May 0usIify-Finn In
eligible and Marks sworn In.
lspecial tslrgram ID the Dispatch.

IopttIhT E5IrkfHIu 70 VIC HI5pHVVII'I
PrrEhsBrRG. VA, June Sth.--An the orfcers
elect OF Prince George, both county and district.
qualified at the term OF the County Court to-
Gay, including w. ID. Temple, the Democratic
Clerk, whose once IL contested by N. c. Brlt,on,
the ipcambont This contest will como up for
trtal at the July term OF the court.
N the Blackweter District Henry MARKS
(pemoCTAr contested the election Of j. G. Finn
PooulisD who received majority OF the votes
east Tor supervisor. The ground OF contest was
the inblgibiiity Of Finn because In the last pro-
ceding election he served as registrar. The
court decides Mr.. Finn ineligible and Marks
vas sworn In. This gives tho Democrats O
MAJORITY VI tho Board OF Supervisors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
ANEG9O BADLY CUT.
Several Arteries Severed While Epgsged
i'm PLAY ,'-Iolicp-Court Cases

Richard Hurt tcolorod was charged in the PO-
lice Cont yesterday morning with foloniousy
cutting George Watkins with q knife. The az
fair occurred at tine Third market about
O'Clock Yesterday, ana is sad 10 have been the
result Of playiulnes. Tao knite used b. Uurl
was several inches In length and the wound
given Watkins is a very serious one. Several
arteries in his back were cut and the cash il an
ugly one. Owing to the critical condition OF the
injured man the investigation was postponed
until the oh.
L. f. Murphy was charged with being disor-
dorly aud villa Violently resisting Policeman
Foster while IN the discharge OF his duty. The
former charge was dismissed, but the accused
Was sent TO the grand jury OF the Hastings Court
on the latter
James Jefferson and b. +. Jackson tcolcred)
were no for iigh,inG. Jefferson was nned 800
and jackson 50.
doe Phillips and Willie Robertson coloredl
paid $3.50 and costs each for having a pugistc
contest.
Charles Williams, the young white man
charged with felOuiously forRing an order upon
the Richmond Tobacco Company for q box Of
Old Virginia cheroOis, was dismissed. lhere
WIS no testimony against him except that OF the
little negro boy WHO vent after the articles. \
comparison Of the Handwriting OF Williams and
that on the order showed no sort Of similarity.
Edward Han (cOlOredl, charged with the lar
ceny Of a diamond ring from J.. Bromm. was di.-
charged. The evidence showed that eight ether
persons hal nm opportunity TO nave taken the
piece OF lewelry, and there was no testimony q
show that Hall was guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
TO ASSIST THE NEEDY STUDENTS
what the RIchmo nd Chapter OF tho Col
isss Atumni Propose TO DO.

Iess Alumni Propose TO DO.
A wel-attended meeting Of tho Richmond
,.banter Of the Richmond College Alumni waf
beid Yesterday afternoon IN tho board-room OF
tho Young Mems Christian Association, WIZ
Captain sol. Cutchins in the chaIs ana MI. her'
bert r. Cox as secretary.
Professor Doa.wrght suggested tn' euVsa'
bility 81 the chapters taking formal action 10 as
sist needy students NJ the college who are anx'
ions 10 procure work during their leisure hours
lie read A paper rs had posted al tho institu
ton, which asked how many OF mo SUI
dents desired employment. VIVA, ,ney "'sa,
ed 10 40 whether their continuance Al
college was dependent on their work. &c
In response 10 this notice ne received
sixteen answers and e1pected as many Inote'
An OF the sixteen who replied TO the coinnunica
tion stated that they desired work. and fourteen
said ,h.y could not return 20 college unless .hej
could obtain employment. Professor boat
wright recommended that committee o' hVe
be appointed 20 oct as nn employment oufrau
for the businessmen and tho stu1ents ih'
following were appointed 70 lu,ni III nhir u.ry
CAPTAIN Sol Cutchins, Professors Harris ahd
Boatwright, Messrs. c. W. Tanner, ana 1. T.
williams ,,,.
that a committee OF i've DO appointeo 10 ar
range for several courses OF unlyerslty-e1ten
sion lectures 10 DO delivered in Richmold TIM
fan aud winter. and - select lecturers recCr'
places, 61 terms OF admission, &c. ana pro
vidinR further that all proceeds OF mo lectures
he turned over 10 the treasurer q the chapter
Tho resolution was adopted and the fOllovinl
were appointed "a the committee: Messrs; D.
TAYLOR Ellyson, Evan X. Chesierman. A. ii. Hill
George c. Abbit;. and j. Aston Caoeh.
Mr.. j. h. Woodward was elected treasurer Of
the chapter. ,.,
The ofricers of the chapter were directed Y
repOrt VIVA, had been done 10 the General Asso
citation Of the alumni ut their next meeting anc
to apply for recognition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Pleasant Concert az the Y. VI. q. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association Hall
was well flod iast evening with a cultured aud
we'll pleased audience in attendance upon the
concert, which was given for tho benent OF High
iand-Park, Methodist Episcopal church Mr..
Sheppard Webb was tho accomplished director.
Listen WIS. the Belle Say by Go0uod. IL
was sung by Professor Recess chorus Of young
ladies and vas greeted with the applause 1t de-
served. Their second number was also well rem
dered.
The pisuo-piaying OF Miss Clara Bell Palmer,
OF Baltimore, was really the feature OF the eve
ming. aid the brilliant pianist Was given most
cordial reception. Her two numbers, " Ballet
Music from Malta" 10y Delibes, aud "Polonaise
In Major" by Paderewski, were both rendered
In exquisite style.
The Old Dominion symphony Club played two
pieces. which wers greatly enjoyed. Mrs.
Knowles, Mrs. Shaw. Mr Pizsini and Professor
shaw each took part In the entertainments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
An Artistic Picture.

There IL now on exhibition, aud will be for a
few days, at the Cohen Company's store pastel
postrais Of Rabbi 4. n. Calisch. Mira Hennio
Davis, who has but recently returned from Paris,
where shs studied under that able aud noted
teacher in art, Professor ii. A. Bouyet, Is the
artist. This portrait 10 a gift from Mrs. Davis to
Miss Belle Lyons who In turn has presented II
70 the Ladies' Auxiliary Committee VI tho He
brew Homo for the Aged ana Innrm. They viii
dispose Of u Of bazaar 70 be held this fall tor
the Joint benefit Of the Hebrew Houo for the
Aged and Innrm OF this city and tbs Hebrew
0fphauf Home iocetsd ~ ApAntA o. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
BUSINESS WANTS.
GUNNER BOARDERS WANTED.

For dotai,s address c. b. VEST,
Green Springs Depot. Louisa county Va.
jeg-FSTu4t Chesapeake aud ONO Railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
mary henneids Sentenced TO Eight Years
In tho Pepiteatiary.

N"ros'onaence Of The Richmond Dispatch
Sh1"hsickshCE0, Va, June s.-Eary ken-
.'''s aNa' Mary Jackson. charged with causing
~. ,"o uea'h OF Ida Wright Doth colorsd) on the
es,a /" April last, was tried In the Husting Court
w., yoeieroay. a large number OF Witnesses
a., vtanlned and the case given 10 the Jury
a., O'Clock last night After celebrating
.e,,ss sso hours tho fury rendered n verdict Of
H. ,' y, murder IN the Deoond decree and fixing
nsn,,a..,t Imprisonment at eight years In the
hoh.ssfy. When the verdict was announced
,,s. p,sooer swooned. ana her cadshter, who
10. .enoief BY, screamed iustily. Two o6lcers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
elGAMlST ,OsCKeR's CASE.
acquisition Papers Heing Fought In Bal
timore Courts-Tobacco for France.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, June S.-A telegram from
Baltimore lay states that the case OF the
bifamist Charles V. Decker is In the courts OF
that city on a viii u habeas corpus, 10 show why
the Accnsed should not be discharged. The case
was continued from yesterday until to-day. and
again continued to-day until tomorrow. Decker
has employed a lawyer 70 eight the rcluisitiOn
pagrors, which have been endorsed by the Gov
ernes OF Maryland and tho Atforn0y-GonerRlo OF
that state appears for Virginia. IL IL hardly be-
Neycd that the courts Of Maryland will allow tho
prisoner % escape justice.
TObACC0 CONTRACTS.
The French contracts for American tobacco
vero awarded yesterday. Tho specifications
can for about 1000 hogsheads OF Virginia to-
bsoco, some Of which will be purchased In Peters
burg. Tue grade Of lhe Nirgioia weed required
Il o cheap article. The Italian contract Will be
hUaf led To- morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
ALLEGED rigamf.t Arrested.

tSpcctnl telegram W 'ne '''F'''I
ROANOKE, VA. juno SD. c. Garman was ar
rested hero to-day on n warrant sworn Out W
t,s wife. Rachel y Garman, Of Portsmouth, o.,
rna-ginc min with bigamy. Ho came 20 TINS
s@ction about three years ago from Fond du Lac
Wi- and slucc July last has resldec on NeNenth
avenue with a woman named Mary Sinlth' "no
was euppos-d 90 be his VIE. lie achnO"loukc'
,hat - WIS married In 500 20 Rachael DarIn9n'
hut finding be could not 1.-Two with her leit her ior
Good three Years ago lie denies thai ne mas
ever been married 10 Mary Smlth. lhe chso
win be heard before Justice Turner tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
YESTERDAYS WEDDINGS.
Miss Lonisc de Icrriere, Of New Orleaus,
United to Mr.. l.. 81. Ferris. Of New York.

fCorres9o1 fence - tao rl"hn9rfi Dispit'n.l
TREprEICE,U Va. jane Sat 50. Gcorge's
Iu~-aI-i church, On this city. to-day at 1880 T..
y. very brilliant wedding took p'ncc, the high
contracting parties being Mir Louise Lallnudc
te IerrI@re. - Now Orleans, ana NJ linfl"y
Murray Tcrrs, Il New York. Miss Lulie, young
cousin a. tIc hriie and mail II honor, rrst en-
tered thp church, bearing a large bouquet Of
Catherine Mermct r09rs ana handsomely Httrei
iu uch white crepe AMI chiffon. Shc was FOL
lowed ~ the bride, who Has dressed in white
ottoman fIla ~ tram, duchcrs laco, AMI diamond
Ornaments. Her veil was caught up with sweet
Uoas and she carried an exquisite touquet OF
lllce OF tbs valley ami brides r0sebuds.
ENGLISH EETECTHAL.
Al tho altar eho WAS met by the groom, who
emerged from tie vostry accompanied by
lis bcst man. 4. Il. Bots. ~. The brdo was
given away by her grandfather. j. j. Young.
Esp Tho wedding was an English betrOthal
ana ono ~ the lrettiest ever seen here Row.
". N. clark united The happy pair. Sir. William
Bernard was usher and Miss Jeanette Bradley
presided ~ the organ.
Ito wedding presents were very numerous
AMI costly. =
Tho wedding party took tho 2:04 +. NJ. train
for On extended northern aui western tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Tl,oIIustinps Court.

In tho Hastings Court yesterday cases wero
tried Is follows: William Christian was fined
50 for resisting police oficer: Peter McDo-
nough for n similar offence was assessed like
amount. Leroy FauntlerOy, charged with mis-
demcanor. was fined $50, and Mary Wyatt,
charged with like offence, was also nned $50
Henry II. Green, charged with petit larceny,
was sent TO 1ail for fifteen days; Henry Miller,
charged with petit larceny. was sent to Jail for
four months, and Alexander Smith, charged
with assault, was fined 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
uenry-Gielinger.


Special telegram 20 the Dispa'ch.l
Po,NovF. Va. June S-W. A. Henry ant
Mise Julia A. Giclluger were married at mo resi-
drnce Of tho bride, on Salem avenue ms eve
ming al . O'Clock by Rev Or. ". G. CampDcl, o.
tho FIRST Presbyterian church Inc pflde Is th'
rart sor,o dnurhtor Of neury GicliDgcr and the
groom ia a popular Gffqche OF tho Roanoke Nh
chine-Wo.kR me marriage was dulct ono
only "A few relatives and Intimate rleDds Of the
contracting parties being present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
us,,,.oob,rs's victorious Hose Company
,s...,.t ,oisrrarn 20 the Dispatch.l

u.,,so,cr,o u. limo s-Hose Company
No a vbIch won .nrst prize at the state Fire
mems Association at stanton to-day. was nc
corded an ovation on thor return to,nlsn,'
when tho train pulled in the entire llre deps ~.
,osnt ra, drawn up az the depot to receive INC
ytctors Tho mammoth nre-slarm whishe u.
Inc ,te.n-tannery mingled with the shou,e oi
.eycrai hundred citizens In an enthusas'c
Welcome Preceded by transparencles hn. q
s,,,n ,sc,,a mo entire fro department raraded
around the public sruare, whore she crowd was
Addressed by Mayor ID. N. Switzer. Inc eh'hu-
staern was unDCun1ci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

is the admiration OF oil his acquaint-
ances. You'll certainly be that if you
put on ono of our SO Summer Suits.
These suits are made in order and qua
ranteed to fit. Just look at our stock,
and look well; if you do, you'll buy a
suit, and then you'll look well for the
rest of the season. If you look till Sep
tember you can't find anything heater,
nobbicr. or more stylish than the suits
we're Offering this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
White, who sues, ETC.. PLAINTIFF In tho Chsncery
rs Court % therity
White, etc, defendants. J OF Richmond.

| In pursuance Of the decree ofIune q, 1893. in
| the sboge-nnmcd cause. the uniersigned. spe-
! cai commissioner, will sell by public auction, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
So,as fran the Stations,

Alady's breast-pin was found ut the Pine
street baptist church Tuesday night after the
wedding and il now at the Third Police station
awaiting Identification.
which was found at the corner OF Jefferson ana
FRANKLIN streets which the owner can get.
r. J. Cook. n colored letter-carrler, was mr.
rested Yesterday, charged with assaulting
another colored man named II. VI. Booth. lie
was bailed to appear at the Police Court this
morning.