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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
In the City Hall Courts.

In the Hastings Court yesterday several
minor cases were disposed Of.
George owens was jailed for twelve
months and fined 3 for house-breaking.
q. w. Sincindiver, charged with assault
and battery, was sent TO jail for one
hour.
John Watkins was sent to Jail for fifteen
days on a charge Of petit larceny.
For resisting the police James Henry
Evans was given fifteen days.
The cases Of L. Lewis and l.. l.. ITALIA
ferro, charged with abandoning Il horse
for fourteen hours. resulted in fine Of
s. and costs, aegregating $50, being i'm
posed on each.
The Law ana Equity Court was engaged
in hearing the evidence in the suit OF
John r.. Harrison against the American
Tobacco Company to recover s20.5 dam
ages for injuries sustained by the plaintiff
while working in the factory at the cor
ner Of Sixth and Cary streets
Abner Brooks instituted suit against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
for 81 100 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
WILL SOON MAKE THEIR OWN.
Mt Duke Thinks Cigarettes VIII lie Manu-
f,ctur.d i'm England and Germany.

Mr.. Washington Duke, Of Durham y.
c., the founder Of the Duke Cigarette
Company, and father Of Mr.. l. b. Duke.
presiden; Of the American Tobacco Com
pany. was on the loose tobacco breaks
in this city yesterday and was an inter-
ested spectator Of the rapid sales made
thereon.
He is a gentleman Of deep thought and
pleasant address. and one OF the best
posted men on current topics In the Old
North State. lie Is not actively engaged
in business now, but spends "A great deal
OF his time in charitable pursuits. Mr..
Duke is a staunch friend OF the American
Tobacco Company. and to a Dispatch man
yesterday he expressed the belief that
it was doing more for the planter In up
holding prices for him than any of the
separate or smaller firms could ever do.
The Australian factory lately started by
the company he looks upon as a success
full move. IL is only a question of a few
years, he says. when England and Ger
many will manufacture their own ciga-
rettes. and then losses Will certainly en-
sue, he thinks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
TAKING OYSTERS UNLAWFULLY.
Captain Hudgins Reports Number 81
Arrests-Capitol Notes.

affestS-NdBiioi
Mr.. ID. G. Zollickofer secretary OF the
Board Of Chesapeake and Its Tributaries,
received yesterday the following letter.
which explains itself:
STATE STEAMER CHESAPEAKE
CRICKET HILL october ., 1924.
To the Board OF Chesapeake and Its
Tributaries, Richmond, Va:
Cientlemen,-I have to report that on
October 9Th | arrested seven white men
Of Gloucester county and one from YORK
county. taking oysters In the York river
without having registered their canoes or
taken out license. Took them before
Justice and the Oyster-Inspector. VINO
made them pay so each being the mini
mum fincj.
On the 9Th Of October, with the lnspec-
tor on board, arrested nine negro men
ovstering IN the Ware river without
having registered their canoes. they
were also fined so each.
Yours respectfully,
W. T.. HUDGINS, Captain.
The Governor yesterday refused 10
pardon Radford Cooper and George
Cooper. Of Montgomery county. who are
serving sentences OF fifteen and seventeen
years respectively for murder In the Sc
cond degree They were sentenced IN De
cember, 1889.
Colonel A. j. Grigsby, OF Albemarle,
who commanded the Twenty-seventh Nir-
einia Regiment, Stonewall Brigade, called
upon the Governor yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
The Junior Blues Happy,

Captain George Ainslie, Of Company B,
Plues' Battalion. whose soldier lads
walked eff with the first prize at the Ey-
position Tuesdfy. was the recipient Of
many congrItu ations yesterday, ana was
altogether the happiest man in town. He
and his men certainly deserved every bit
Of the credit they got, Tor they drilled
like veterans and eclipsed the efforts of
eny of their competitors. The company
is only five Il onths old.
Captain Wyatt. of Company A, Blues
Battalion. attributes his defeat 10 two
thnrs: First. his failure 10 give the
command front" when II should have
been given: and, second, to the fact that
the gun-barrels were rusty. lie did not
lnow that his company would he sub
jected TO an Inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
BEDFORD Receives q Surprise.

Douglas Cullingworth was arrested near
the Exchange Hotel yesterday afternoon
by Policeman Bailey, for being dsorderly
on the street, but resisted so stoutly that
the officer used his club with some Sc
verify. and the prisoner fell The patrol
was called, and with 1t canes the good
natured, fat, and jolly Redford, who.
thinking there was no further trouble in
store, left his club In the van. And he
soon regretted thus taking things for
granted. for Cullinsworth. upon being put
In the wagon. seized the officers stick.
and used it ito break his own head"
A knot about the size of an egg is the
result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

,r,,n going south on the Valley Branch
~ the baltimore and Ohio railroad Mt
o'cIock ON tuesday morning. Mr. Lock
was driving In n dog-cart and was cross
ing the track. when his horse baked ana
became unmanageable. He struck the
horse with the whip. which made MN
rear. and at that instant the train struck
the horse and cart, throwing Mr.. Lock
on the pilot OF the engine, where ne re-
manned until the train was stoppen' re
was taken off dead. the back OF ms nesa
being crushed and his body badly bru'ssu'
The horse was killed and the cart ae-
molished When he met his dea,n ne
was on his way 10 Middieway' Jen,'
son county. 70 notify relatives OF 'ne
death of his slster-in.law. Mr.. LOCK "as
.hout % years OF age, unmarried. and the
supporter OF his widowed mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
HuGY Mt the PenifenfiarY.

Eleven convicts were received at the
penitentiary yesterday, as follows;
From Portsmouth. benjamin Morton.
George NJ Blake. and Charles Jones all
colored each to serve three years--first
two for grand larceny. and the latter for
HOUSEKEEPING.
From Roanoke-Burrell Smith (colored).
one year. stealing from person; Jim Wat
son (coored, two years, grand larceny:
Tom Dillon (coloredD. two years. house
breaking: Robert Reese (colored). three
years, breaking; Fred. Hairsion
(coloredO, five years for attempt at out
rageOus assault.
From Washington county-Alf Boyd,
three charges of house-breaklng. six
years
From Fauquier county-D. w. Burton,
three and half years. and JEFF. Brown,
two years, for house-breaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
ChBrged With Insulting Ladies',

+. II. Conway and Smith Ford, brick
layers by trade, were arrested by Police
man Bailey yesterday. charged with In
sulting Misses Julia Robinson, Mary
Phillips, and Annie Moles. The young
ladies' met the officer on the corner of
Eleventh and Main streets, Immediately
after the occurrence, and, advising hin,
of the offence. pointed out the two men
who they said had offended them. They
were captured after chase. and taken
10 the Second Station, where they were
bailsd in the sum of $50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
Knntnckx PnnI.Rnoms Closed.

CINCINNATI. o.. October blowing -
the Ohio Pr1hit,t lon laws the pool-rooms
have for years operated in COylngton'
Nv. To-day all the pool-rooms across
tna river are closed The Criminal Court
fined Sharp Achs 5000. and Mark sim
mons. Payne s. CO. ami Bennett X 90,
$500 each. The grand jury arraigned
all the c0uncimen and Informed them
they would be Indicted unless the ordi-
nance finins pool-room nui-ances only =
per day was repealed Mayor Rhinock
thereupon ordered the police to close all
pOOl-rOOms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

Academy Of Music ut = matinee ana eve
ming performance on yesterday.
Carl Haswin and Frances Haswin wers
cast In the respective roles OF WhIre'
Denver and Nellie Denver. and their sup
port was capable and the presentation VI
tho play satisfactory to tne ia'se
diences at both performances.
Miss Lillian Lewis will appear a. .ne
.cadsmv Tonight with a capable COM
ANY IN nm elaborate spectacular produce
t,on OF shakespeare's Cleopatra"
Mr. lanes Young. a rising young TRACE
alan begins an engagement al the Rich
,nond theatre Friday night for two nights
and Saturday matinee
Mr.. Young presents Hamlet Friday
riyht. Lady of Lyons" at the Saturday
matinee, and "Richelieu'' Saturday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
IN THE PLAY-HOUSsS.
Efie Ellser, The Haswins, Lillian Lewis,
and James Young.

and James Young.
Miss Efie Ellsler. with the support OF
Mr.. Frank Weston. Mr.. Robert Drouet,
and an excellent company. gave a de-
lightfui performance OF Mr.. Drouet's play.
Doris" at the Richmond Theatre last
evening 10 a good house. Miss Ellsier
was seen in the piece here last season,
and her charming personality and thor
oughly-artistic methods have suffered no
dIminution since then. The story of the
play Is exceedingly interesting and I'M
strained, and the heroine holds and car
ries the interest and sympathy OF the
audience from rise 10 fall OF the cur
tain.
The support OF Miss Ellsler Is all that
could be desired and In addition to the
excellent work Of Messrs. Drouet. Weston.
Evans, and Fsrren, praise is due each and
every one OF the cast for smooth and
finished rendition OF strongly-written
and carefully-staged play.
At the matinee to-day Miss Ellsler pre-
sents her great success. Hazel Kirke."
and tonight she will be seen In "A
Woman's Power"
THE SILVER KING.
'The Silver King" the now world-fa-
NOUS drama. was given Mt the Mozart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
Cotton Gaoda Trade

MANCHESTER. ENGLAND. October
l0-The Guardian, I'm its commercial re-
view, says; There has been an Irregular
market lacking animation, and the turn
over has been small. owing to the scarcity
of sales at reasonable prices. good
proportion Of the lines placed have been
for Calcutta, where 20ed packages have
been sold. One ninth OF these include all
that have been placed within the last ten
20 fourteen days. Spot-cotton quotations
at Liverpool have been unchanged. Cloth.
sellers have been steady. though the bust
ness has been small. Dealings In yarns
have been below the average. prices tend
ing against sellers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
SpeakipR Mt Smither's.

There was big Democratic rally at
Smither's Precinct, Henrico county. last
night. The meeting was presided over by
Captain w. J. Binford. and addresses
were made by Captain j. III. O'Bannon,
Captain John Lamb. and Mr. Marion l..
Dawson. chairman Of the City Democratic
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
Rack from His Old Home.

Mr. A. +. Jahnke has returned home
from his European trip. While abroad
he visited his former home. in Germany
and many other points OF interest In the
Old Country. He enjoyed his trip very
much, but declares that there Is no place
like Old Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
Mr.. Dahl j. Lock Killed BY q Train.

MIR. DAM j. Lock Killed by Train.
A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
from Charlestown, w. Va, says Mr..
Dahl J. Lock. who resided near Berry
Vile. Clarke county. Va. son Of the
late Howard Lock, was struck and In
stantly killed at Summit Point seven
miles west Of this place. by passenger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
Registered from Richmond.

NEW YORK. october 0.-(Special)-C.
II. Reed, #. c. Williams Jr., Miss Will
Hams, Mrs. T. c. Williams. Fifth Avenue;
j. L. Powell. ST. stephens; G.. Millhser,
I. X. Parrish, Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work aud prices
VIII be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

Levy 6 Dag shog . grad -'.t
Ladies' and Misses, a.so ill a,-
Capes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

Levy G Davis, No-. J. 8.
street, show An elegant me or 'i'
prices tina, xiyo salis'scii.1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

Mr. A. Y. Noel f. AGAIN 90 b.. to.tH.
glad 20 serve bis iri-Els q, o.
49, l..1 IS .t.~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

SEQ III, ". B. cor,e, display Wv "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

The free show IN inc MUSIC Hlai'-'"o
ST. Belmos. Miss Raymond, ana Da-
ventry, the contortonist-drew iarHe
crowds at both their morning and after
noon performances. The trapeze. work OF
the ST. Belmos was a piece OF daring sell
dom eaualled. Their wonderful leap Tor
III, they will introduce for the first time
to-day.
Miss Alice Raymond rendered several
choice selections on her cornet at both
performances, accompanied by the Blues
Band. Mr.. Daventry's contortion-act was
a mertorious performance, and he intro
duced several different movements. which
amazed, and at the same time fascinated
his audience.
These performances will be repeated
each day OF the Exposition at IL, 2, and
5 o'clock.
LITTLE WORK FOR POLICE.
The police had very little business to
occupy them yesterday. the crowd being
an exceedingly orderly one. Only few
trifing arrests were made. and the ma
jority of these were suspicious charac-
tiers, who were taken into custody as
precautionary measure.
One case Of 'flm-fam' was reported al
headquarters, but the slick money changer
could not be captured. He victimized a
WHO COIctHNtu " VI.
for him. The usual method OF counting
the change over the second time. and OF
claiming a mistake. was gone through
with. and after matters had apparently
been satisfactorily adjusted and the man
taken his departure. the accommodating
gentleman became aware Of the fact that
with him had departed also 81 of his
money.
The Tournament To-Day.
The tournament. which promises 20 be
one Of the Incidents of the Exposition,
will take place on the race-track to-day
at noon. The knights. nearly nifty OF
whom have entered. will form at the
corner OF Eighth and Broad streets. In
front OF Murphys Hotel, at l1:30 o'clock
this morning and the parade will move
from that point down Broad street to
Nineteenth. to Main, to Fifth. to Broad
and to the Exposition Grounds Add.
tional knights may enter the contest BY
applying TO Captain J. II. Martin, CHIEF
marshal. at Murphys Hotel a. . o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11

"The Silver King" the now world-fa-
NOUS drama. was given Mt the Mozart
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FOR lighthouses.

and water. $ti.30 ny Sc
20lS Portner place, 14th and 18th, and v;
nice neighborhood; rooms and bath. $3.50.
1879 ST.; rooms and hath. $500.
I4S6 v ST.: corner house; looms and bath.
122S 18th ct. NV; 10 rooms and bath. Sos go.
All our houses In perfect repair and thor
oughly clean. THBoD. FkIEBUS. l4Ss U ST.
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CHIROPODISTS.

II-MsABER THAT Our SHIELDS KHE Trf
oaly rtaiediais Ia re world that tmn,es.a,s;,
relieve sae cure tie roo: c,c-rtistiny :,;Is..o,
o. esrn, sold By ali leaainr druggists. Peg j.
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PERSONAL.

HAVE VOC Two or MORE PAIRS aF 'FTtCv-
sersf u So. scnd fcr II ''aew,' pc VI. have
special" heed foe their. end win pas 80, mi
value. WIN cail 81 receir. cf postal IL sgf!'s
OLD sIANp. Us y - NV. sli4
WATCH EEPMRINd IS crR sPEIsI.rY:
clocks called Ger and delivered: vat u ,l.at.l
81. s.siusf,=!EE. 75c.: crys,als To-: an 80:
guaranteed 4. hAilS. ass -. n.w. Feis-tf
". WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED lIuvArh DC.
festive ngenr. ConHaer;iAl co.a:,uni, at,ous
promptly ATTENDED 20: ccaco o3cs an Islrs. is.Sf
refs. CIIAS. J.. fi.INnEg. SIpj.. os3 = al. NV.
se.olg'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION o. EsTIslNS AS5
answers. Scg1 loo. TO ) W. FLYNN. A.
NY INSTITUTE Business Ooiifg;E
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FOR RESTS
2clt ish st. NV; liz. and bath.......... SS3s
ZIG isth st NV; Tor. and 5E:a. .6.oo
Locations unsurpassed
s>iLS u. 4 6AiLN1En- l.o2 y ., ~.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WAN1ED-RUoM WITH POWER fUR SMALL
manufacturing purposes. Address lUWEIt, Star
ohce. seI4-2I-
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pa 18th st. s.w.; S-story frame: l3 rooms; Ia
trobes and range; water and gas. Apply to
CHAS. G. DCNLANSON,
se13-3t 9Th and ID sits NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-717 BISMARCK ST.; 7-RooN HOUSE
and cellar; newly papered and painted. Rent
SIS per mo. Key next door at owners. se13-3ts
FOR RENTACHEAP-BY VIM G. NORRIS, CO
st.-217 X ST.; pr. and cellar; anil. only S23.
s04 X. l. ave.; Or; ami; IN thorough repair;
So 235 Mass ave-; Or; ami: cory lone: s25.
2l0J @; l2r. and cellar; ami; aewiy papercd;
S45 - sei3-N
FOR RENT-l34T q ST. NV; Q LARGE ROOMS
and bath; al MI; stable for two horses:
14tb ST cable line; $3.50. JAMES Q. JESTER,
639 st. NV. sells p.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ASiNCNIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works, Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Cerrs;s nads moth proof fres Of rharys. MAJ.
trssseS maze % order. Once, 1910 Pa ave
WORKS, 500 sSd l7io NV. T.,-oooos sOS
Aa-u n kEHNYEo kaa.fef.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL. TRADE BEAUTIFUL 20xeo Fl. LOT IN
most select part Of Georgetown for small In,
Proved premises n NV. Address or call 81
TITO p. MACHALL, I.eal Estate Broker, 1912
3ist 81. sci, 81.
FOR EXCHAXGE-sY EQUITY OF $3.50 N
f,Ioc To- ard equity OF $1,000 N improved
property. al ne, fo= Groom house suburban
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FOR RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN, REAL Is
tate and INSURANCE. Broker, 10th and SITS. nv
IrNEIRNlSHEl HOISES
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stable and corner lot; $50 per month. 1925 10Th
ST.; three-story brick large rooms; yard and
water: SIS per month sel4-2t'
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
ON Bladensburg road, opposite school house.
HENRY WOLFF. sei4-2t.
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED FLAT OF ABOUT 7
rooms, including kitchen; must have all modern
improvements, and located west Of 14th and
north OF ii sis. Address G. B. W., 100 I4th ST.
se12-3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-BY MARRIED WHITE MECHANIC.
house to take care OF free; city country; or
unfurnished rooms, or small house to pay rent
In work. Address ]. Il. B., Star office. 1t.
brick dwelling In n section Of Washington
for frcm $I,0Oe to 5000. 1t must be a bargain
G. Ii. Tickling & BRO,
seS-1w 14O6 G St NV, and 1864 sd ST. NV
wANrED--6 AND s ROOM HOUSES FROM S25
TO $40 for prompt and reliable tenants Address
DESIRABLE TENANTS. Star office. se1-12t'
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FOR RENT-BY
BARNES & WEAVER.
600

FOR FENT-NEAR CAPITOL AND NEW LIBRARY
building, new houses; 7 rooms; all NIL; reduced
from $50 to $50 per mo. TioS. E. WAGGA-
MAN. se146t
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The above is only a portion OF the property
my books. For full list call at Office for bullet
issued on the LIST and 18th.
sel2-m,w&f T. r. wAGGAMAN
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sOo-ot
Store & dwg 80
Fenton pl NV. Or. lG.OO
Store room a. stable
900 X No rS0n
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BOARDING.

1900 I. ST. NV; LARGE ROOMS AND EXCEL-
ert board; table boarders desired; near car lines.
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.CONPANIA NACIONAL DE LOTRRTA
CapttAI. 2lO. .OOO. .0O0
Certifcado dg bs CemlsQyios .

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