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The courier., 1894-12-22
s. L. GEISTHARDT,
Attorney at Law,
BURR BLOCK.
First Publication Dec. 18th.
KOrycE TO NONRESIDENT DEFENDANTS.
s. L. GEISTHARDT,
BURR BLOCK.

WVssSS ~ 1VW-"SSsOS"S S"O"WsSs
To C. E. Brady first and real name unknown,
nonresident defendent:
You are hereby notified that on July 13, 1894,
+. ID. York and Everett X. York. as plaintiffs,
Eegan an action against You and other defen-
dants in the district court of Lancaster county,
Nebraska. to object of which is to foreclose a
certain mortgage on the following land in said
county, to-wit: Lot number Is in block num-
Der q in Kinney's o street addition to the city
of Lincoln, and in said action on July 20, 1894,
the defendant. The Clark & Leonard Invest
ment Company, filed its answer and cross-peti-
tion to foreclose its interest in a certain mort
gage on said land made by Ada X. Small and
James s. Small dated July 1, 1892, TO secure the
payment of promissory note of said Ada h.
Small and James S. Small to said The Clark
4 Leonard Investment Company for $500 on
which there is now due 1853 with interest from
July J. lss8, at 10 per cent per annum pur-
suant to coupons to The Clark 4 Leonard In
vestment Company. The Clark & Leonard In
vestment Company prays for decree of foreclos-
ure and sale of said land to satisfy said liens
as aforesaid. for deficiency judgment and
general relief.
You are required to answer plaintiffs petit
tion on or before the 21st day of January, 1895.
The CLARK & LEoNARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
BY S. l.. Geisthardt, Attorney.
The courier., 1894-12-22
WILLARD E. STEWART,
Attorney at Law.
First Publication Dec 22.
NOTICE TO kON.RESIDENT DEFENDANT.

In The District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
Mary F. Berry will take notice that on
the 23rd day of November, 1894, Samuel
G. Berry, the plaintiff herein. filed his
petition in the District Court of Ian
caster County, Nebraska, against
said defendant, the object and
prayer Of which is to obtain decree Of
divorce from said Mary +. Berry upon
the grounds of willfu desertion, by said
defendant, for more than two years last
past.
You are required to answer said peti-
ton on or before the 21st day of jan
uary, 1895. SAMUEL G. BERRY.
By Willard E. Stewart,
His Attorney.
The courier., 1894-12-22
S. L. GEISTHARDT,
Attorney at Law.
BURR BLOCK.
First Publication Dec. 18th.
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT DEFEND sNT.

To William s. Bing, nonresident defendant:
You are hereby notified that on October q,
action against you and other defendants in the
district court of Lancaster county. Nebraska.
the object of which is to forclose certain
mortgage on the following land in said county,
tion tn Lincoln made by Jonathan r. Bing and
Louisa J. ping dated January q, 1880, to secure
the payment of two promissory notes of said
Jonathan r. Bing and Louisa j. Bing to said
Sheldon for 500 each On which there is now
due 500 with interest from November II, 1898,
at 10 per cent per annum. Plaintiff prays for
decree of foreclosure and sale of said land to
satisfy said liens as aforesaid, for deficiency
judgment and general relief.
You are required to answer plaintiffs petit
tiou on or before the 2Ist day of January, 1895.
FRANK l.. SHELDON,
Plaintiff.
By S. l.. Geisthardt, Attorney.
The courier., 1894-12-22
SHERIFF SALE.
First Publication Dec. Is.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of an order of sale issued by the clerk Of
the district court of the Third Judicial
district OF Nebraska. within and for
Lancaster county, in an action wherein
John Hutcheson Kerr is plaintiff
and Robert M. Kirkham ct al are de-
PENDANTS. will. at 2 o'clock p. M, on
the 18th day Of January A. d. 1895. at
the east door Of the court house, in the
city of Lincoln Lancaster county, Neb-
raska, offer for sale at public auction
The courier., 1894-12-22
THE COURIER

the following described real estate to-
wit:
Lot one M in block one m in Muir's
Addition to ]. o. Young's East Lincoln,
in Lancaster county, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 14th day
Of December. A. ID. 1894.
FRED A. MILLER, Sheriff.
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Oakwnods Texas. January a. - Last
night the members OF the Young MEMS
social club OF Oakwoods gave their see
nnG annual bail Sweet music was dis
coursed by q Palestine band. IL was a
most enjoyable affaF, The following Is a
list OF some Of the ladies present ana their
costumes;
MISS FANNIE Rowl OF WORKMAN, light
yellow crepe de chine and black Point DO
Gene lace.
Miss L0ra Hammet, 8heil pink silk win
cream Point De Venice lace satin ribbon
and paarl passementorie,
Miss Edna Trotter, cream Bengaline
crepe with yeni!an point lace and cream
rilbon.
Miss Clara Reed cream China SIX with
Point de Venice lace.
Miss kate rrotier, blue crepon and
white Brugas lace.
pink trimmings.
Miss Ada Lambert tan erepon ana Nl'e
green velvet
Misd Birdie Imam. sea green wool pat
isie aud white chiffon.
Miss Jewe Inman, pale blue YeNins wiin
lace and ribbon trimmings
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Miss Emily Rndtori, silver grey nuns
veitng with lace
Miss l'una Vincent pea green surah
with pink chiffon.
Miss Bessie Vincent, hluc wool crepe
with white lace
Miss Annie Haglcr heUotrope China
SIN, with crepe lisse trimmings,
Mias Maid Lambert moss green nuns
Nclllnr aud pink velvet
MlsR Annie Trotcr pink Bengalinc anu
blnCk NclVrt
Airs. pr Murluck. pearl grey crepe with
pogscmcnierie trimmings.
Mrs, \. a. Mcachum black silk With
Althcon lace
MRS n B BagEett grey serge and black
velvet.
Mrs. c c whit, Nne green crepe and
black velvet
Airs Hatey blue ana TIM diagonal
ana velvet trimmings.
Mrs j. C, Amycs. golden brown tricot
| and hlpch velvet.
Mrs p Bogect; tan serge ana blecl,
velvet.
Mira Or Driver silver grey hroadcloth
wills gimp TRIMMINGS.
! Mrs J, - tones. tan hourictta with
| bluelC velvet and ie' irimmings
Mrs J. j, h'atley. mauve cashmere
| with sliS TRIMMINGS.
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LocAL pnIcn cunnEyT.

The following are Tie ruling prices for
CrupnriCH etc in the market today.
N&LE CREASE Diamond 4515oa'
Golden, C0U7Oc per dozen boxes; castor
OH, GJn7Jc; Boston coach oil. Der case,
pints. $3.50. per case, quarts. $3.50,
AMAiJ NlTlON -i-gWier, per kcg, AiW,
haatng powder $50 por Rec agents
price, shot drop, per saciL S.9alM
E&GGiNG AND TIES Baeping. u.
lh 5p5HG, d. @g,jc Delta tiea 81
iI5 per bundle; Is 10 steel Arrow tics Sl@
per bundle
dozen, s2Qoi y; sl25 ~ 75e; Victor
1918 One Spoon. J 3D. per dozen. $40; q
nEEswAN--2a for good yellow; 100 for
nNC0N - wholesale proccrs charge,
short clcur 0ilnHtri breakfast 12l Wlfto.
ChNDY-Plaiu candy, Ga5lac. wrapped,
IN cases. i0lsaisic rock i2ai2Hc.
CANNED FRUITS - Standard canned
co'dg. per dozen. straw rrleg, SLlbN
j 20 nlneapplea, sinndah, Sl30ple0 7eo-
peaches, standard 2 lb, 81 25f1 30 secopdF,
2 No., 81 6Nl 10, standard No, 81 756fl go,
9 10 seconds. q .Soqi to 2 p standard pie,
fat peas, 81 .l54l % fima beans. sLO0d
] l0i string beans l01tsNei corn, 81 l00l lr,
tomWoes; 2 D. @l,pe 10 Si2plil q;
r. w. 9Oag5c: 20 D W.. Si.70fft as; FaifroD.
] ~ cans, si.GNl i5 per dozen; ronst beef
81 i5Ql2l: ehippcd beef y %. SLgEgl i0.
cAIiF0RNIA CANNED GOODS j.
Wholesale groeera on orders at the fol-
lowing quotations per DOZEN FOR 2A NJ
cans Peaches S2'O942zi egg pumh
CANDLEs-oueted as follows. star.
1910; l6 oz paranine SCI, nhHil&c
g1s.os fsnrv Mo e2sli 20. cfoica fSia 5sr,
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Emo sIHL Lno
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These books win DO mailed direct "a
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Any pcraop can got any or all OF these
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No. I,-Roveries OF Bachelor, 2-Lay5
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f5--Paul and Virginia., history OF nm
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King. 24-The Pleasures OF Life. 2-
Lady Of the Lake.
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~IliAA ~ "
IA ans a., January 2g.-Atwool
80. say. L.yerp70l in respous
:s!aaca Of samrday. shows a gain
III al which pic the market
fnh; sales Of DO.s 1000 bales.
MI York and this market have
hd'ie steady ihr0legout the day.
Nj s to points higher than Sat
Lies
|cfemeHt has commenced to show
"a, which. II our a3Yices be cor
continue wholly irrespective of
0lfltiors. IN 0ur cirgulu' of Sat
Il quoted from the New York
Showing the Weather condition
& Texas for the month of Jam
II up 10 the Ist inclusive. Ia
IL the 18th of that month for
pear they state: eu,Esr
lore favorable, rainfall light
n some points" our adyiyes
that there has been amy i'm
ID ihe crop movement This year
Elher.
EIas under date OF 9th, re
Dis good and get for the last
aeeiged only eleven bales OF
ason.
Ala reports that during the
+ their stock reduced SOME
I'D that their holdings are now
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aaIyeston Cotton Movement.

Galveston, Texas, January ~.
Receipts this day; by Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fo. ISL; international and
Great Northern, 1901; Missouri. Nungas
and Texas. 2ul: barge Abbie, 9S2; bar1c
Daisy 100; A. G. H., 6sl; GIBBS, 100; total
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iIogs-Firni 5.OoG5 Co.
ChfcaRo.


Chicago. January 49, y i.-.s,,od d IN
no - ira steers here far 20 sly 49, "a,
4 "a. medium sBfi4 o. others e.pyA''"'
Texas COWS .50q3.DV: ,,,,,on O0ll
Enthusiastically: rough ana common g'Y'"
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LIVEsTOcK


New York. January p -Beeves-slow
ami lower; native steers, good % p Il,l
,,n 5gq,3 G. Texans 8.55: FtHgH an
nx ,g Si0qS Gj: bulls and dry cows s;gla
AIS. European cable quotes Alhei. ~.
Steers gilstl0H. dressed weights feiflBei
galyes-el6H and steady; poor 20 ehoioe
ycais O)gs OO: fed and harnyard eA''''
lS7igffj.2i .,,.,.,, ~, nigh
sheep-llemand stronger; saeep ~ ssn
ar. la1nbs Hc higher. poor 10 prime sagsP
5o6,3 IS. common TO choice lambs ''-'Y
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FINANCIAL.
NOW YnrI Money.

New York. january % Money on call,
easy: per cent; last loan /; closed at I;
prime mercantile paper @4N5ie; silver Ger
...... 20 ~ - Nh.
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cleared for Galveston.

Steamship Rnmleh sailed January 10.
Hrit steamship Moorgate. Smith. sailed
November -.
vcIlber 20.
sars Alice c. Dlokermau. sailed No.
scmhcr 4.
steamship Toronto. Bartlett naileO No
VcmDcf lU.
lrnHrth--
Steamship Aldoborough, sailed Dec. ?.
Steamship Springfield. Rramfoot sailed
December IA.
Portland yla Newport News
New York.
ccmuer -.
BHflmnre--
schooner Celna. Murray. sailed Jan. q
Schooner Nobel Hooper Hooper sailed
Schooner FLORENCE j. Allen, Eastman.
cleared January %.
scnopnaf Wilamine. Babbidge. sailed
December %.
Schooner Josephine Ellicott. Mash, sail
ei December ~,
Shields
steamship Britannia, sailed January o.
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TIIg posr

. THE POST
: Has IA larger list ~ advertisers
F. than any morning paper 40 Texas
: ANA its liAt u cODsiantly iucrrAHlrg
Iis advertisers knOw Trey are MOI
: pAyiug f0r padded circulation ~
. alleged prestige aud are given faiue
received for their money.
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IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
re .nro and use TINT old aud yell tried
remedy Mrs Windows soutling syrup
for children tecthing " soothes the
Ghsd. poftcns The gums nilays all pain.
cures wind cole ana IS the best remedy
for dlHrrhuen,
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST IS
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and 1t has always reutprOCated
By placing before them all the
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90; packers and mixed 5.0N5, IS; prime
egivN nnd butcher woigAts 5.i0d5 lo I,
prime light 5.S595.ao.
sheep Slow. top sheep S.G5u3 75 top
lambs A.2S0A 20.
not sroN CArrLE NARNrE
Houston, Texas Jan. 90
Reported daily by } NJ. trusb live stock commits.
sion merchant
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Cotton on Shlpbonrd not Gle
For Great Britain
StcgmEhlp Euulhill, 20i3
Steamship Chutiicld, 400
Steamahip Ptrkielh, 5-6
Steamship Memuun, 7iN
Steamship Ecnitr bS2.
Steamship Rotherilcld, $500
StcanHllp John BRIGHT $50.
steamship reutouia, %
Total, 2t,3l3.
For l'fuurc-
steamship Britannia, 1907.
Steamship ST. Clears, On.
Total, ELS.
o.hcr Foreign
Steamship WhitbY, 100.
steamship TrayalRan 200.
Steamship ltilmOre, sos.
Steamship Ne.lcda, 3sl3,
Bark Pmcsidcnt. 300.
pctal, l0,l2S.
ConHtWiep-
Mallory line. $3.50.
For Great Britain, H,5l3.
For France, liiS.
other foreign. l0,i2S
todgtWlse, Gid0.
Total on shipboard, iS,2l9
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rive undesirable Things 20 have 90 suffar
with. Cramps. Cramp collie cholera Nor
bus, Dysontery aud Cholera. .NigrHciu. 3
King OF an Pain" always cures these. 20
cents everywhere.
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Chicago january gg-Ca=h quotations
were us follows.
Elour-DDu. not guotnbly changed
Whea NO. . spring 6li No, spring
coast, so. red 800.
turu--No. - a3lt.
No. white -9021z,.
Eyc--MO- = afuHas
Barley No. . nominal: No. 3 4SisnJ2.
Mes pork y lg}.@1sl5.
snort Rii6s Sides Goose 6oas a5 dry
sailed shoulders t1gNeu G.2jH6.s5, snorl
clenr sides boxed 'OoN1.'o.
Whisky liJ.
Sugar unchanged
New Orleans
New Orleans, january % Hog products
Pork 400
Lard Refined Nerccs, Coz
Dry salt shoulders 6i.. sides 6B,
Bacon--Sides as. nll boxed,
Hams Choice sugar cured 9HGl0ii.
Itiee-Ouiet: ordinary 10 good 8ui.,,
Conce-Quicti Rio, ordinary 10 ow fair
Four-pun; extra fancy 29oaa.o co; pat
EMS 3 30liG. 80.
Corn Meal DUH; ! 5001 So.
ST. LouiH.
S.. Louis. January 20 -tour-steady ana
'Wibc@l-sronger; No. ? red. cash closed
Corn.-TIighor: No. mixed cash 32,s.
Hay, lard, corn meal, whisky, bagslng
and ties unbalanced
Kansas CITY.
Kansas city. January 20 -Whent-Flrm:
No . hard l3: No. red bilk
Corn-No, 2 mixed firm; 3l' No white
o. d'aits-weals; No. mixed 2sa2sA no.
. white 2g..
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
AM4LL ON yIRGINIA roLIIIcs.
lie Says that Malone Hopes to Carry Viz
ginia for Cameron

The Atlanta Constitution a few days
as0 printed letter from Rev sam Small!
on Virginia politics, In which he under
took 10 discuss the situation IN this State.
Mr. Small In his letter says:
! had casual talk with gentleman
today who Is thoroughly cOnVersant with
the views OF dahone. although not one
of his political partlsans. He said that
i'm Washington recently Malone stated
positively that Senator Don Cameron
would be a candidate tor the Republican
nomination 10 the Presidency I'm 1876. Ma
hone declared that ne WAS holding the
Republican party in hand I'm Virginia 80
as 90 be able % deliver its vote 10 cam
cr0n In the national convention. Malone
further declared that it you sound any
OF the prominent Republican leaders IN
the South you Will lind Cameron man,
and that from now on no stone would be
LETT unturned 20 put Cameron nj the mead
OF the ticket And events seem 10 be
justifying the prophecy.
General Butler. OF South Carolina, IS
We'll known To be one OF the Democrats
ia Congress most intimate personally with
Don Cameron. Ii Is significant that M
speech In South Carolina on tuesday
General Butler said that the next national
Republican platform would declare for
free silver and a protective tdrln, ana
that ON the same day, M Denver, Don
Cameron letter 20 the Republican league
was read I'm which Cameron voiced that
programme for the party. Now. the ques-
ton arises where dad General Butler ma
the cue for his prediction? Di1 Don cam
eron tell him Of things 10 come? Taken
in connection with Reeds attitude and
the California resolutions who can doubt
the future attitude OK the Repubiican
party?
Don Cameron is playing his game with
Pennsylvania az his back, and with the
expectation Of having the solid southern
Republicans and the western free silver
Republicans as right and left-hand sup
porters. Keep your eye on Don? lie has
quay for his Warwick and "barl' Tor
his boom.
Politics make queer bod-fcllows. In
deed and 10 see the Republican party
taking the Popujst silver plank and the
income-tax plank SIS a spectacle in the
hiehvaymanship of politics that Is Ia
dicrous beyond comparison. The only se-
ri0gs feature of the situation is the ques-
tion what can the Popullsts do about
it3'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

oppr~crrrID. ILL. July 5-The
CT Tafor Confer met 4t7'N' '..''
morning % adopt a platlDl tl. sion.l
pDrts were presented, the WdJ'it.s Et.h
By four members ana the i,.i''.', e.rrcl
was very sccialistic in nature Nt5 s'7'.
by Thomas i. Morgan. II caIsV4 ,,..
eftarabla discussion bat finally the Hl"
ioritv report was adopted aLh W s.,,,,
Vention adjourned sine die. me li"'-''
contained these planks; .to,al-
izaflon OF the telegraph ana telcpno..,,.e in
be follOWed by governmental
OF the railroad and mines. .....rsb,o
we demand the municipai oM ',i.bt
Of street railways, gas ana ~" Ii,hf
plants for the pubic dlsttlD~''0"
heat and power .,,, rconlc
",The land is the heritage or we p'iIi Is
therefore we condemn eNlallne ~
which permits the alien o"t.i,'a MIR
iarge bodies Of land FOR SPECULATIVE ~,
,nsse and declare in favor of such ,@A
lion laws as will compel inc uS,"S
iand "a make ownership prohiaDln anu
also favor local option IN taAauon,, 90
A free silver plank VIE ""0P'e"'
then Cai ~, md unusual disturbances
- lohor circles forces upon us inc lhcFl-
table conviction that the llIhe n1S ~
errived I'M which the encroAchine %.
ca,ifal upou labor must cease, aHt ti!dl
no interests Of the genera pNDlc N1,,
n.end the massage Of such laws as VIII
eve ADEQUATE protection and relief 20 NE
onnressed employees IN the railway. IN the
factory. shop and mine. ,,-
therefore we demand the foIowlhK.
legal eight-hour work day; sanitary
mine and home
injury 20 health,
hodv or on Of the contract
system IN all puDnc ..Srks, the aDohuOn
~ the sweating SYSTEM proportional
Concentration: the right 70 govern rest
ing with the governed and We demand
the adoption OF the initiative and referen-
dunn system OF legislation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

Sunday VIII be the Feast Of st. Eliza
beth. of Portugal.
Right Rev A. Van dc Nyver who has
ben away for a. couple OF weeks, re-
turned home this we k
Rev. j. j.. Herman. of ST. P1tricka, IS
ben ntod by his recent trip
Rev. Father Edward. %. -. D.. profess r
Of St Nary's COLLEGE. Belmont. y. O.,
g. in the city. the guest OF Rev. Father
Wulcbaid, OF ST. Mary caatrt. .
Reports from Very Rev Father frioll
continue encouraging.
The Children Of Mary, Of the CatAe lral,
will go 10 Holy Communion in body
at the o'clock mass on sunday. and ln
the afternoon their regular monthly meet
ing Will be held al 81. Joseph's Acade-
my.
have returned 10 their homes for the va
After vespers on next Sunday there
viii be the regular meeting OF st. Pc
ter's LADIES' Beneficial Union.
The July intention for the apostleshlp
OF prayer Is The Liberty of the Church. 20
The new chapel for the convent. Monte
Maria Will be completed in about two
months.
Mr.. William OHara. an ecclesiastical
student Of ST. Charles College. Balu-
more. Nd, is spending his vacation win
his mother at her home on south Fiith
Rev. Father McCarthy's GRAFTON in Pc
tersburg on last Sunday was pronounced
a grand Intellectual treat. highly en-
joyed by a large and apprecidtive assem-
bly,.
" makes a splendid showing FOR the
Catholic schools. which were unaVOidably
omitted last week. 4 glance at the Visit
or Will show what those schools are.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

against James r. Netherwood was tried
osioore Judge Minor for an alleged debt
81 $bt' The jury returned verdict for
o'e piaintin for the full amount.
HrsTIYGs corRr.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the fol-
I1Mlns cases were disposed OF before
Charles Hutzler pleaded guilty 10 keen
was fined $40. "''-
, Sallie Gaines lcoloredD pleaded guilty Of
felonious assault and carrying a concealed
weapon Upon the Recommendation ~
commemorative Attorney Harry NJ
Smith. who stated that the woman whom
the accused shot at had let the state.
the jury sentenced her 10 three months
imprisonment In the pcnitentiarv Tor com
hitting the assault and fined her go for
carrying a pistol.
William Wallace (coloredJ was convict
ed Of house breaking and sentenced q,
twelve months imprisonment In iail and
fined s.. lie pleaded guilty Of petit lar
ceny. and was sent - JAN for fifteen days
I'm that instance
James Washington (coloredD pleaded
guilty Of hous breaking. and was SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment In
jail and fined s..
Henry Harris Ccolored pleaded guilty
Of petit larceny and was sent 10 jail
for six months and fined s..
Lee Green (cOlored) was convicted OF
hOuse-breaking and sent 10 Jail for thirty
days and med one cent I'm regard 10
another indictment against him for mis-
demcan0r the court entered no,le
proseQui upon the request Of the Common
Wealth's Attorney.
To-day only civil cases will be tried.
and Judge Witt is very DESTROYS 10 have
as many cases disposed of as possible.
During the two days since SIR. Harry
VI. Smith has taken charge OF the Office
Of Commonwealth Attorney ne has ex-
pedited matters 20 such an extent that
thirtv-fve cases on the docket could be
dlsnOsnl OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

The appealed case Of D. T.. smith ,,.1
AGAINST IT, a. Williams, Inv. lViHs t'
Ga~lo,es. was decided 10 the Eorporall D., f,
C6art at Lynchburg July 80 IN favor Oh
On March Sth The Time. IN US linen 'i,,Il-
burg correspond published .e,I
stoting that Mr. T.. a. Williams thc
eHe@r Of t1al SAY o, 6o4 s Ps.1ih RON the
Iit' I'm, yhich he had not found 10
Comfy Win Tie terms Of the coni,r9ict.
Acc5'rding to Mr.. Williams eo, ,,P3cbin,
ti.' .,l eort Tor. who after working Tor
hours failed to force a a az qPo"ihs - safe
~ .ili'.,'' ajg,ruitv. The case was ABLY
,~'l..snted 10 tie iury. who. after hcar,,,n ..
he evidence gave ,,o, ye' taat i tSe cy
smith .bco.s tbat The safe Was Il mn
d ,,red ONE one" but. notwithstanding thlii
fact. Nh Williams was nor . ape - On he
~ 1o ol.s" Win blow pipes and s.edse nam
ners for many hours.