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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-20
OFFICE OF s, CHERRY, 81 Drayton street.
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. fe. in9L
On ' Ff-F1N1tI1f U I1vCs Ut IboTs
MeSsrs. IfpDyuda Bl,0s Sdudunnh On

Nessrs. LfppmoH Bros, Savannah, Ga.
DEAR SIRs: would like TO add my testimony
TO the almost miraculous effect OF z. Z, r. in
the case OF Mary Ingraham, wonaa living on
my place; she had a constant oorgh sore
throat, debility, etc, and was emaciaIed to a
degrse that she was unable 10 get out OF bed
unaided. being given up by physicians; she had
taken the ruinous so-caied Blood Medicines
without the least effect. until being put under
the p. y. r., she Immediately began % improve
and is now In as good health as ever in her life
You can refer to me at any time as to the
effects of P. P. p, in the foregoing case Yours
truly, SAMUEL CHERRy
MARSHAL SAVED LIFE AND HAIR
MONTICELLO. FLA, Jan. q. 1890
For the last sight years have been In bad
health, suffering with Malaria Rheumatism
Dyspepsia Dropsy. Ny digestion was bad, and
my hair al came out-ln fact / was nearly q
wreck bad taken kidney and blood ned
cInes, which did me no good. Whea 1 began
taking z. i. r., about three months ago 1 was
as weak as a child. l have only taken four
bottles small szel. and to-day am a well ms
and my hair has come again. 1oannot rec
ommsnd p. P. +. too highly.
w. v. WARE
Marshal, MONTICELLO. Fla.
F. O. OWES, witness.--Gd.
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Itwon't do to experiment with Catarrh.
There's the constant danger Of driving it
to the lungs. You can have a perfect and
permanent cure with DR.. Sage's Remedy.
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nor SALE, one fine Jersey COW after calving.
Il Apply go East Broad, next Walls planning
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YOUNG BoULET,

after shooting his man. placed his weapon
in his pocket and returned TO the side of the
dying Italian. lie paused there but a mo-
ment, aud picked up the sword cane with
which he hurried from the scene. He went
to Mr.. Piri, a friend, and TO him related the
fact that he had killed Balestracci and In
tended to surrender, asking him to accom-
pany him 10 the station. The men walked
to the Third precinct station house and
Boulet gave himself up to Corporal Jago.
and was placed in a cell. Within q few
hours he was taken before Recorder Moulin
and was sent to the parish prison without
the benefit Of bail.
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II ORSES, a few left at CITY AND SUB.
II URBAN STABLES, for sale, very low.
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EOR SALE, Campbell two revolution job
4 and book printing press; size bed ski (;
form "ix3S; two rollers: speed from 900 to
1000 Der hour. The press is a late pattern and
time. Original cost 81, ESQ., will sell for 81 900,
half cash, balance to suit purchaser. For fur
ther information address "PRESS," care Morn
ing News
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TOR SAlE-We are offering that valuable loo
Il southeast corner OF Hall and Barnard
streets; also, four lots adjoining. running from
Howard street to Barnard. Call at once. Par
Iiculars at office Of l. D. & r. d. LAR0CHE,
Real Estate Dealers ZIG Bryan street.
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(sHIPPEwA farm for rent; 70 acres, good
y house aud ouibuldings Inquire Of LIS
TER HUbbkI4Lt sYer Chatham hanh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

'narsed | was lead 10 pat myself uader the
treatment OF Dr- Cof~lsnt and Graham ny
seeing What thcy had oone for others who
were well known "a me and Who knew had
been la lad condition lsforo taking the
treatment thought II they could help
others In that why they could certainly help
me. and am more than grfef-. With the
result. feel myself entirely covered
from all my symptoms. had suffered -cs-
eral YEAR, from a severe form 90 catarsh. the
disease affected my head. nos' and throat
seriously. my no~trsis were cioSged until
breathing Was lahoriosi- and difficult. my
bead felt dull aud heavy. ry throat WAS irri-
tated and infiamet, anu there vas tickling
. nsafion all the time in my throat aad hron-
chial tubes The disease had affected my
stomach and bowels | had pains Ia my
hack and felt very bad each morning.
had bad ta-se In my mouth. and in fact
vas thoroughly run down. l had been
treated by many physicians. but without any
result up 10 the present time. Drs. Cope
land and Graham told me just how the med
icine would act, and | am pleased 20 say, for
the benefit of other sufferers. that they have
more than kept all promises made in con-
rection with the treatment of my disease.
aad l can only express myself as more than
satisfied aud heartily recommend the treat
ment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

a 5o-te-f shot Cspturs- the sheridan
>t..k.-s l'rfxs Nith fs-s.

fatr lsc. Jaiy 4 The sheridan stakes.
. tses estakcs flp 3 year Odds a, on. and
= quarter miles. was the event at Wash
ingt.n psfk tslay. aId IL provet an
ea@y thing Tor the Old Jordan stables
inr1oaf. xao Was handsomely ridden
- Charlie Thorpe. The stake was
worth ~ the winner siO.5-e. -.coad
horse recesssng f15o and th,rc so
la the betting Ciifori sas installed a
he fsvorits. , % 3 being the best price
olsainatie against him. No time was
wasted at the pe-t and when the signal
49, xivea Aisleharen Sas IN thu lead.
cioseiy fl.osed by Decspod ADD Ingo.
nlsr Tie rest vere punched a half
tn9fh a~sy
atietaran va fuli - run and pasr-
inx the stand showed clear by half
iengfh. tnsomss beng -~con,i. head and
t'fa4s Nith koko. Aifietarsn made al
The ranasng dawn the back stretch aud
o. fhe three quarters pole. bat rounding
q for home inzpnsr came ap rapisiiy.
sHd IA al no tFuunie in winning by tao
ien<tbs Corrigsn maisien. Tyre. came
fsst - he stretch and hsat the fssoflte
> ierxth Or he plsce The sinuer has
MT shosn the best q form fos the past
ninnth and TIE bt~sxsnAxeFs freely
.fefa8 ~ g. 1 against be chances. hos
~ peuf g. the prsi practically ar
fhfkst = Regau 8 TIE regular jockey
81 So stable. BOT iust before tia rae.
AZ Morgan asked permissien q ths
8uiges ~ gus Thorpe ap. claiming that
Eearno vnna uot give hias 4 risis.
fley tvo favoritsa Fan daFlng me daf
aglf al thr tocss .irlias business 4sit
large xinrpr< 1oeksys Nee sfferfy AMI
Martin eers fs.d ffn ent sioo ~
sretsireiy e. 3isebesilsace at The pct
- THE act rece.
First race ~ sasier y~sr oisse five
furtsae- tssastsf. i0l fl'-rkias. l5 20
+. s,n ~ = kslf iegih ~ sorzesa. itl
<etieE ~ - stcsrd. 9prinkiaad. ti
tN1hal rs - .tirIi. tsais tH.tt
sac fsfr-<y Nsrth SIDE ftrctid. Lady
fsese {ofory i'svnp ~ , ne aad irusi
@fisa fnfstssl - esDest
+sannf a frsf ciia sud ape sri
ere ard sre s1ss rities Naai Mar
ian. ~ t'esssass - esn ~ tao
i.rrtAs. tia Ptessirk, i0. n Wtiis4mss
fa S se-ssfi saafa tnna 10 Norris.
81 ttiri brf-. ! 4lt fs-tatstit.
iersss sri fei,e fs.sisef a. usire-t
Fhirta eetaz oe nfir Reflect n
.agissa.. So sea - hsf ieuath
ta- Nfrr ~ tbnFpsA - 81 j.
r.f psns.>s - ~ Asftink a -
9 thfii tnr. Al sli hos~. Tea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

.ixne. u il Gazstss. Lord Lonsd<is
z11.i fe1o< 6nisaed - Dznnst
feuxft. ok>sikxoa stsksw tor Sssar-
etdx oiu0 seck sszxs With eo.ot0 aadssl.
ulls x1d . qaarsss Ifigomar, IL
sIfssepes. - % I. voa by tao .engths.
Iyso. liz HAY lork. ~ I. sseoad, CIR
fprs. L. lMartinL ) a. ). third. tins.
1bk AIAsbssnn. Dare vsia. knthus<ast
MFRS ss~ndish, Dscspod snd ksko iils-
~ 81 - aAaed
fsfth. Tor 3ysArs ODD AID uPwsxd&
sfx furioagu Pedestrians. lJ7 w. Mar
tint u s wos b. tso Isngths; issse u.
lte t'fhorps. . ~ I. sscoad, knnAcorn.
Us sfsssi,. . T. s shlrd, tlns isi5's
Jake Johnspn. NArvsrx aud fitzsinLnons
iinlshed - named
fsixsh. frye handicap FOR Swear -olas
anal up1arsis. mlIs and slxfesnth-
kasielph no sirvsnsl 3 10 | soa ~ =
hAf isagth. hIroa Isfxzll ; too seeond.
Michael III w Martini 10 ! third;
nu.e. iis;4. Verge Dor. Selma ID
Patrick. Oxl1ie. Chimes and Bret h2ffc
nnshsi 50 sanesL
Asvenfh. selling allowances. one mile r.
Little billy Ia AcCalerfyl ~ soa
by hall lsagth. Bimbo liz 81. beiil -
~ sscond. Forest Ross 80 tPerkinsi Ii
10 5 third, ums. Lea lndiva. kAiam4-
xoss Gen Mics. Pennyroyst and Tar
tartan finlshed - named.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
THE SCOURCE OF AMERICAN LIFE
the Most Dangerous Because the Least Feared Of Al
OIssasss. july and August Best Months for
Trsatmsns-0o Today


oDe IT tAe zsanf Gressoas and tnenl erToeo
one s1n make u q, eoa-i1-r eAt@rsh trivial
disssse, ssausissf n1fh iao~t mers di~eomfoFs
from The drors&ng aAd irritation that pro
daoss. Noth~ng eoald be more dangerous
- health than this error. psrsoo with
catarrhal affection Of any organ . IN far
more dangerous condition than q ps<soa e.
po-ssd IA the conssgi Of smallpox " ehoi-
era For there - 40 uncertssats - 10 the
result IN This Case. there j. 10 stoptage. no
delay On the ss<ady uaarch under is lnEu-
enes toward III health. Other such diseases
- Grip Or Asusies may help Il along In IL
work Of undermining tho constitution. bat
nothing ever occnr- 20 hinder iss haneful
progress sassens may dslude the sufferer
into thinkirg that he u better. simply be-
cause they are more favorable 10 Il, yet each
month the disease goes steadily on until
alarmed abosN tbs condition II some organ.
be secks medical advice. II II has affected
the STOMACH. Liver. Bowels. Ls'hgs. or hid
neys. he 10 probably told tina, some one Of
them u the cause Of all his trouble. and Is
treated only 10 have hi hopes Of relief shat
tered. or IA tss told that he 10 ihenrable and
a. ssnk into 4 condition OF despair. Dire.
Copeland ard Graham in their successful
career in this city have treated hundreds of
such cMnc> with the most aston lshing and
satisfactory results. and from time "a time
publish tie testimonials of grateful patients.
They presseut today another case illustrating
the superiority Of their treatment, which
mus. appeal strongly To all readers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Nrw YoKS. July i-Results at Bright
on Beach: First race. SIT and half
furiongs- hess McDuh won. Lizzie Nc.
Duif second. Doncaster third: time. l. III
Second. FIVE fnrlongs- landowners
won. Daily second. Inspector third; time.
l03is.
THIRD. seven furlongs- Harlem won.
Bitten second. English Lady third;
time. ~.
Fourth. six and half furlongs-Play
or Pay won. Remorse second. kearguard
third: time. y53..
Fifth. SIX furlorgs vagabond won.
Airplanf second. Dickinson third; time.
Liza
sixth. five furlongs Major Daily won;
:Sandowne second. Gold Dollar third;
time, LOLA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

yxw YokK. July A. Inc holiday crowd
that made the trip Ia Monmouth park
toia, had 10 be sren To be appreciated
There sas .gsf one seething mass OF hu-
mainly sursins IN and around the hook
makers boxes from the moment booking
bsgan until II eioeed
ka1an "a. installed fayorite for the
iirst race today. Ontario and Meddler
also came in FOR considerable support.
The others were practically ignored.
hszan was fzi>s 10 the trust imposed
ur,on him. tie did his beet. but WAS
forced u lower his eolors To Pecksniff
ard Tenacious
The second race was decisive victory
for the talent IL Was won by Herald.
Who for the tirst time this season WAS
properly ridden. Accident. the second
fasorite. looked dangerous Few lengths
from hotne. but he swervcd from side To
sisie and did not finish.
The absence ~ Dobbips in the indie
psndsnce stakes left them In the opin-
ioa Of nearly every horseman present.
entirely at the mercy Ut Declare. The
talent. strange 10 say. made Ouida
fayorite and allowed Declare 10 recede
from even money Ia 3 In against. The
race Vas Declares from start to finish.
He won in a very hollow fashion.
Sirrocco set clinking pace from start
10 finish. and won the fourth race in "a
terrific drive by a neck from Ajax
who. urged Ia his utmost. beat Picknick-
er a neck for the place. Lampiighter was
pucketed early in the race and Simms
was unable to extricate him. He was In
hopeless difficulties a furlong from home
and tnirhed bad fourth.
In the fifth race Arab was the pace
maker for the first half. Kilkenny then
moved into the lead and Raceland was
ia difficulties very early. and this pair
fought duel Kilkenny won in the
hardest kind Of drive by scant nose.
RaceIand was only q neck behind Arab.
Augusta Belle won the sixth race.
Roche was second and Midnight third.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

NEw YokK, July Monmouth re
sults. First race. live furlongs Peck
sniff Won. Tenacious second. kazan
third. time. 1914.
Second. one mile Herald won. Treas
ure second. Louise third; time. l:i3A.
Third. Independence stakes five fur
longs Declare won. Discount second.
Dorian third: time. iNlit
Fourth. Fourth Of july handicap. one
mile SiTrocco won. Ajax second. Pick
nicker third; time. l.iois.
Fifth. the Eatontown stakes. one mile
Kilkenny won. Arab second. Raceland
third: time. l,io..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

for boat race between Stanbury. pres
emit champion OF the world. and Jake
Gaudaur. OF Canada. are no nearer being
signed now than they were six months
ago. and Stanbury. who is at present
stopping in Detroit. is becoming simply
disgusted with the talk 81 Gaudaur. Ii
is therefore very doubtful il any race
will result at all during Stanbury'S visit
10 America, and il Gaudaur wants to
row for the championship he will have
10 GO To Australia
At first there was dispute rs To
where the forfeit money should be
posted. After Gaudaur had changed
|. around from one holder to the other
Stanbury's patience gave out. and he
Informed Gaudaur that IL his money
was not covered in ten days he would
withdraw il. Gaudaur then crawtished
10y informing Stanbury that he would
not row unless the race was for three
miles with turn. and If he tStanburyl
did not comply with his terms he would
claim the championship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Fslns n sfosss-k. t..A-hsnx .3s4.
kaislnx pkts fs.s.i =. go
f'-ias tseftrs e1s3 sfsssY asssns.
satssssest ssstns 81 <ssrns "a
end - FtsfFs F-~sfss eur.-a
DF~sF~tz c4sr.&
News aFst%4@1s rzsa8
A. -tt.s1s<t ts<sui,les e&.rssi - ~ : Car
Testa. osss~ - &aFth IHss<sssn s>~et 20
Stars. rs~szt.a i. I sd q Ufsaa ytzYs,<<. maA.
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Our system of mail treatment by means Of
symptom blank and correspondents " as
ierfecs and cfYectual a. our Office work. The
charge 10 the same-$5 month coversevery-
thing. including Incidence. Write for symp-
tom blank la Drs. Copeland and Graham.
~, East Fulton street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
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ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED FOR s. PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION. Ex-
ANIMATION, TREATMENT AND MEDI-
CINE FOR ALL PATIENTS AND FOR
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05


cleveg'd..0 I 3 ? o : 4 i-i6 -
BfookiYni 0 0 % Z o . o L SIT
flsftsries-cuppy and thinner, Haddock
ard kinslo~. ulnrire-Scward.
~. Loais0 o o o % 2-26 o
\. Ia. o 0 I o o o o 81 /
Batteries Brcifen.sein aud PETIT; Bald.
~ia sad aisligan. tmplre-Hnrst.
I.oa'e 3 . o o o o-sis 1
wa-h a o o o g. ?
Notwithstanding and Grim, Meekin
and Farrell. umpire--Gsnney.
chicaso..i o o o o o 81 4
b~tost = o o , '-s 3
Batteries ila,chison and ki,,r~dge
Nichols aad Merritt Umpirv-Mc'ssald.
rir.h's 2 o % Il o o-is ~ q
Bsltimse o 0 0a2 o o 2-7i2 =
Baiisrie.-Terry and Miller; McSshh.
Hs~ks. tlarse and RobiHssn. Umpire
Mcl.a axhiin.
c'incint0 o o 81 i--sia =
FblEs o , o 0i f-sii 1
Bsf'.fies Klne snd Vaughn ylekery and
trs~s. tmg.re- Lynch
sTANBrRy GROWS DISCUSSED.
H~ Thinks sssdsar Hs- No Istcntion
of Rowing Him in America
DsrKotr. Mich. July T. The articles
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CATARRH CURED
HAVE you CATARRh7

Have suu f~fn- ever ts,< ~y-~f
A. frff efes sstesgf
Have Fon q err rsassh esfrs nirfsf
A. F<ru eies - sise sfnulsrsf
y ftssFe cssrtteHues drrpflnx - tra-s
h. a. f.ses - sussg fstrpeff
los csn - es.rod qtItss y ss.6 r-erfns ss,st,e
- Ist& CfzsS Todd. h ssr-h Disi~i.n
s<-s~F. ~ -sasss fe-r4.s 4. 80 Z. Srsssd
k@psdr. 8ich Gail o. e~i.e fre~. 81 a,hn
90 - max. h~Sirins- -ai rssss h<s&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

~ Ma y !. sba-a =. Asesislsl -szsss The
fs~avcrr fzf ssfFs@-ss aszsf Cd Liver
Ga snd a ~ nifky >ssaIasnsss - as@ts-
bats<s 81 49, r<sass1 u -ssskt heso- |.
ks-asav -sssAsrf II s>4sss-tsss - NJ
sssss a,ssflesns q - ssaf - ~ hHssstns
fsassAiai fkrsas elss fsnx sT=cts a. sal
~ s~sfF ttss.-s ttss esn - ressbet tara. h
sssst btrss q ssa fsSis ~ tAfs1ft - cafe,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
DRs. COPELAND AND eRAntM
Cure Where Others Fail--A
Case in Point.

Wm- wrishs. for many ycars trusted
employees OF bersey A Gays residing al
BFid-s and sticking, furnishes = sfztefi.sat
IA ks-plns Nth those preeedias Il. He re
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
-rANBrny GROWS pissusrED.


TIE ONWARD NsRf-H
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Nv Ds fi~xcss oclssn Ae<tsesi
tasc.s~sv Al-ayx ~ yoa
ksyeas wakf~l t<yoni rs.spo,
tkefss rssfHE trs@ reoo~sry snd
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As thncsf cl~~s-f. -tysnefit
r..a...nr 80 $50 4 .l.l.l.l d. IS.
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frusngs r>slef ens psFfsenszs ess~ 90
spes Ssssfrs, so esxtetasF fsihss tlse 80
q - e~s~> C-s~Trt k.-ba4sF t. slsssFs
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

Nervous aesaliss. s~rsoos ~e.kh---ss. r-~uit
'ns fscm ssriy ind,srr~s,s-. sns ess.---- -
sssheod cvervoss - ~. hr.sa fnrr,p-
sr~ssr-us of Some csher diseases. irnp.ris~- uss
Al if.@srsus~rt. m essrsinsfsar sns t--strnss.s
~ -cne oss~r asse.ss-. hereditary .easp~-s
ess. csn-ins less r.snhe-.a. sr.'-ss~ues. s-><r-s
ss>l i-sssissr - srsl-c, ss~~~ - ,~rn--rs--s
svo~s ausIns esrs~sSsssass sstsss ss.@ sns
ssr-s se~e s<~fa-s~s IN -<>-. cn.. e.~s kirs>If
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s~sss~~s rsrsiy~A. p~rvsvss~>>. sss s-.-s
a.--~ss. inss'sisss se e<~sasrs hssss~-., ga
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
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1he rspcus Nerve Specialist
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Not an Exciting Docket.

The usual measley-looking audience
filed the Police Courtroom yesterday
morning, but the docket was by no means
one calculated to excite great curiosity or
interest.
Frederick Wahel was reported for keep
ing his bar-room open and selling liquor
on Sunday The evidence was pretty
strong, and the Justice fined Wahel S25,
and sent his case to the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court.
w. Tazewell Skinner, a strange white
man, was before the Justice charged with
stealing a lot of brasses belonging to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The
brasses weighed about eighty pounds. and
were in box with a combination lock
to IT, The property could not be identi-
fed. Skinner was sent 10 jail for thirty
days In default Of security, and In the
meantime the ownership OF the brasses
will likely be established.
o. Harry alias Arthur Trlgg was up
as suspicious character. He. too, went
TO jail for thirty days in default of secur-
ity.
John Martin, charged with being a
suspicious character, was discharged.
The case OF James Giles, (colored), charged
with feloniously assaultlng and wounding
Seldom Lindsay with a brick, was con-
tinued until Tuesday.
The other cases were unimportant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
ACROSS THE VIADUcT.
Personal and Other Notes Mirrored from
Barton Heights.

Barton Heights.
Mr.. w. K. Bache is travelling in North
Carolina.
Mr.. ]. W. Williams, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past two weeks
by sickness. is out again.
Mrs. w. X. Bache, who has been quite
sick during the week. is improving.
A walkway from the bridge to the
Heights is what is badly needed and
would be great Improvement.
Rev. Ryland Murdoch. OF Richmond
College, will preach at the Baptist church
this morning and tonight
DIR. II. II. Pitt Is attending the Baptist
General Association OF Virginia, which
Is holding its session at Roanoke.
Mr.. T. X. Sands. having rented his
house. will move TO the city on Monday
where he and his family will board for
the winter.
Mr.. Josiah Ryland, Jr., returned from
King and Queen Thursday. and on Fri
day went to Roanoke TO attend the meet
ing OF the Baptist General Association
The domino ball was given In the Wig
wan Friday night. There was a large
crowd and everybody had pleasant
time. When the dominos were removed
1t was pretty sight and an agreeable
surprise to everybody.
Rev. 8. c. Hatcher. pastor OF the Bar
ton Heights Methodist Episcopal church
will commence revival services at the
church tonight, and continue them every
night during the week. He will be as
sisted In these meetings by other minis
tiers. A cordial invitation is given every.
body TO attend.
A blind negro, while on his way to the
was approached by another negro. who
said: "You have the wrong ticket" anc
exchanged with him. When the blind
negro handed in what was supposed &c
be his ticket the Judges found three
tickets. The blind man was perfectly
innocent, being used by the other negro
in an attempt to stuff the ballot-box.