davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
ZWrOt Ofiar angielskich.

DUBLIN, IL pazdz. = Ia
Rad funduszu parlamentarne,
go irlandzkiego zwr6cil, po.
chodzsce cd angielskich poll
tyk6w ofary q podzieko
waniem / wyjasnieniem,
dla czego Irlandczycy przyjst
ich ME moga. Check Gladsto-
ne'a Ma 100 f. SIT. zosta} zre-
szta przyjsty, poniewaz jak OBJ,
jasnia list, ,,nie jest on juz nl-
pistrem : poniewaz jest
Gladstonem".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Wykradzenie zwfOk.

w Suchedniowie W Kr6le.
stwie dw6ch zmarlych ma cho.
lere ayd6w pochowano W miej.
scu, wyznaczonem przez gmine.
W nocy jednak przybyli
wspofwyznawcy 2 Szydlowca,i
cia1a z grob6w zabrali, uwozac
do Szydlowca. Winnych po-
ciagnieto do odpowiedzialno.
Sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Wypadek W Jezycach.

Pietnastoletni ch}opiec Jan
Sl6sarczyk przeskoczyi W nie-
dziels przez baryere, jaka cd.
gradza publicznosc cd amery-
ka6skiej hustawki. w tel
chwili zagarnsfa go deska,
s}uaaca "a hamulec ipopchnsla
ma baryers. Ch}opiec bawi{
sic jeszcze przez pewien czas
przy hustawce, ale, wr6ciwszy
do domu, zacza} narzekac ma
bolesci, wskutek kt6rych zmar}
nazajutrz. Jestto skutek ude'
rzenia przez hustawke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Process przeciw EzetOm.

SAN SALVADOR, II pazdz.-
Rad obecny rozpoczai zaocz
ny proces przeciwko by3emu
prezydentowi Carlosowi Ezeta
jego bratu b. wice-prezyden.
towi generaiowi Antonio Eze,
ia. Obydwaj So oskarzeni o
zdrade stanu, kradziez fundu-
Sow pa6stwowych it'd. Ma sic
rozumieG, zaoeznie zostans ska
zani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12

w Atenach W nocy z
wtorku ma srods daily sic uczuc
cztery wstrzssuienia ziemi.
= W Madrycie zmar} mar
kiz Santa Anna, jeden mai
wybitniejszych dziennikarzy
hiszpa1skich, za}ozyciel grzety
Correspondence de Espana."
= W Bocos del. Toro W
Kolumbii, pozar zniszczyf
wielkie sklady. Najwisksze
szkody poniesli kupcy amery-
kanscy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
NOTATKI MIEJsKIE.

= P. Jan Tarkowski, b.
wsp6lpracownik drukarn i
"Dziennika'' zalozyl wlasna
drukarnie Job ofice) pm. 402
ma w. Chicago ave. Wykony.
wa wszelkie roboty drukarskie
tanio j pieknie.
- Redakcya pisma humo-
stycznego "Bociana" zostala
przeniesiona pm. 567 ma Noble
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Extradycya zfodzieja.

LoNDYN, IL pazdziernika.-
Sad policyjny ma Bow ul. wy
da} dis wyrok, nakazujacy
ekstradycys Percivala Neale,
kanadyjskiego urzednika Gel
nego, kt6ry skrad} s6Oooskar.
boWych pieniedzy = i uciek8
do Anglii. Bedzie on wyda-
ny wladzom sadowym W Regi-
"a, ma terytoryum P61nocno-
zachodniem, W Kanadzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
DIR. Koch ma lekarstWO dla cara.

BERLIN, IL pazlz. : Cz}o-
mex tutejszej ambasady rosyj-
skiej objasni}, il powodem po-
nownego przywo}ania dra Ley
dena do cara jest nagle pogor-
szenie sic choroby. Car vie, il
musi umrzec-i jest bardzo
nerWoRy, ezenl pagarsza je-
szcze wszystko. Professor
Leyden wyjezdza do cara W So
bote wieczorem-i zawiezie re
soba nowe lekarstwo ma cier-
pienia swego pacyeuta, przy-
gotowane przez dra Kocha,
glosnego W swoim czasie wy
nalazce lekarstwa na suchoty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Posiedzenie zarzadu Ligl Pol
sBiej W Chicago.

Wazne posiedzepie zarzadu
Ligi Polskiej odbedzie sic W
lokalu pm. 141-143 ma w. Di.
vision ul. d. II pazdziernika
r. b. 0 godz. lei wiecz. Ma
posiedzeniu TEN bedzie obecny
miedzy innemi prezydent Ligi
Polskiei p. Erazm Jerzmano.
wski, kt6ry W tych dniach po-
wr6cil do Europy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12

ka6skiem wybrzeau Oceanu
Spokojnego - i utrzymywa4
Gala ludnosc " pop}ochu. Ban.
dyta zostanie zapewna rozstrze.
lany bez aadnych formalnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Bandyta meksy kan ski poehWy.
cOny.

DURANGO, Meksyk, 11-go
pazdz. Jean Cola, jeden z mai
zuchwalszych rozb6jnik6w
meksyka1skich, i bandytow
zostal nareszcie pochwycony W
m. Mazatlan. Cola grasowa1
.a dluzszego czasu na meksy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Nc Kinley W Michigan.

ADRIAN, Mich, Il pazdzier
nika. Nc Kinley pracuje ME-
zmordowanie dla swej partyi i
cd 8 dni dis poraz pierwszy
m6gl spokojnie zjest sniadanie.
Ma placu wystawy przemawia3
dis pred po}udniem; po po.
ludniu przemawiac bedzle W
Jackson, a wieczorem W De-
troit. Jutro rano zas uda sic
do Grand Rapids.
Kradziez znaczk6w poeztowych.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 1lgo
pazdziernika. Robotnik VIM.
D. Smith z New Jersey zosta}
dis aresztowany pod zarzutem,
il biura drukarskiego i gra-
werskiego pa6stwowego, gdzie
miaf zatrudnienie, skrad}
$4,000 znaczkow pocztowych
dwucentowych. Pred kilku
dniami wyjezdzal do New
Yorku i tam podobno pr6bo'
wal sprzedac tie znaczki pocz-
towe. 2 New Yorku telegra-
fowano do Washingtonu, a tu
znowu przekonano sic, il 90.
900 znaczkow pocztowych isto.
tnie zostalo skradzionych. So.
dza, 2e Smith mial jakowychs
wsp6lnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Jeszcze Q wyprawie Peary,ego.

James W. Davidson ktory
wzial by} udzias W skspedycyi
-por. Peary, powr6ch tu po
raz pierwszy uda}o Isle sklonic
go do m6wienia o tenn, il lu.
die do ekspedycyE naleaacy
ME dostawali dostatecznej lilo
Sci zywnosci opalu David
son opowiada, IL g}dWnynl be
dem ekspedycyi bylp, ze zabra
no re soba do okolic podbie-
gunowych kobiete.l Oczywi-
scie Pealy dla zony to uczyni},
co kazdy inny maz by1by uczy.
nil dla zony. Oboje mieli do
brze opalana kwatere i st6} 0.
sobny, podczas gdy inni ME
mieli dostatecznego opa}u, ami
dose zywnosci. By1o to nieu-
chrome i dls PAM Peary by}-
by kaady uczyn1 wszystko, co
zdo}at. Ale w}asnie brac jej re
SODA ME powinni byli. Zresz.
ia doda1 Davidson -mozemy
bye zadowoleni, re wr6cilismy
zdrowo i i'm mniej mowi sic o
ca}ej sprawie, tenn lepiej.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
TvMAHAwK, Wis, II pazdz.
Wczoraj wieczorem W Turtle
Lake ma linii kolejowej 500
wprawiono W ruch diva otwar.
tie wagony ma spadzistej pre-
strzeni w chwill taklej, re mu
sia}y zetknac sic z pociaglem
osobowym, idacym ma wsch6d.
Katastrofa nastapila; pociag
wyskoczy1 ze szyu, konduktor
lokomotywy, palace i urzed-
nix pakunkowy zostali zabici,
a kilka innych osob zostalo po.
kaleczonych.
IL letni zbrOdniarz kolejowy.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, IL pazdz.
Grundy Moore, 12-letni chic
piec, zosta} aresztoWany W
Bells, Tenn, z powodu, ae do.
prowadzil do wykolejenia po-
ciag p 'spieszny kolei Louis.
vile q Nashville W ubiegly
poniedziaiek, W skutek czego
kilka os6b cieako, a pare z
Mich smiertelnie zostalo polka
leczonych. Nicpo6 prlyzna}
sic do zbrodni i poviedzia}, ze
przesuna} zwrotnice, azeby wi.
dzie6, CO sic stanie z pocia-
giem.
Wujaszek z Afryki.
MOBILE, Ala, II pazdz.-
H. G. Moore, dawniej zanie-
szka}y W Corinth, Miss, przy-
by} tu w}asnie Egiptu. Pred
osmiu laty, jako ubogi, niedo-
swiadczony, ale smiaiy ener-
giczny m}ody czlowiek wyje-
cha} by} z miasta rodzinnego,
a dzisiaj powraca, jako Milo
ner. Odksd wyjecha3, trzy.
krotnie objecha} SWAT doko}a,
a nakoniec osiadl W po}udnio-
wei Afryce. Cd jednego z
kr6lik6w afrykadskich kupi}
"a bezcen obszary kraju boga-
te W mineraly, obejmujace 70
mil kwadratowych, a ubieg}ej
wiosny sprzeda} polowe tych
gruntow kompanii British
South African Mining Compa.
ny" "a million dolar6w got6w'
ks. Druga po}owe niedawno
sprzeda1 pewnemu angielskie.
mu syndykatowi "a 1,25o,ooo
dol, a teraz jedzie do Anglii,
by zawrzec kontrakt. Zabiera
re SODA dwie siostrzenice z A.
labamy, panne Coffee i panne
Moore, 2 ktorej kazdej W po-
darunku dal $4,000.
EksplOzya kotfa parOwegO.
SHAMoK1N, Pa, IL pa2dz.-
Wskutek eksplozyi kot2a W
kopalni wegla Henryka Clay
dzisiaj trzej robotnicy stracili
zycie; dwaj zostali pokalecze,
nj ciezko, jesli ME smiertelnie,
a pieciu innych groznie costa
10 pokaleczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Telegramy krajoWe.
Hill W Syracuse.

dziernika. Senator David
Bennett Hill rozpoczal dis
swoje kampania gubernator.
ska W tenn miescie. Kampa-
MIA to bedzie historyczna.
Zgromadzenie odby2o sic W
Albambra Rink, okolo 5000
ludzi ma ME sic zebra}o, pod
czas gdy drugie tyle juz miej-
sea ME znalaz}o. o godz. Z
otwarto hale, a W pol godziny
p6zniej iuz miejsca W niej ME
by}o. Entuzyazm by} ogro-
mny, kiedy Hill sic ukaza}, a
wzrastal 2 kazda chwila i ME
ustawaf az do ko6ca mowy je
60, istotnie znakomitej. Oma,
vial wszystkie kwestye poll
tyczne dz;elace obecnie partye,
udowadnial, IL bill Nc Kinleya
doprowadzi}do obecnych z}ych
czas6w, wykazywa} g}owne
zasady demokratycznej polity-
XII krajowej i stauowej, dowo'
dzi}, ze frakcya przeciwna mai
wazniejsze kwestye pontiac
chce, by drobne najprz6d wy.
suwa6, pietnowa} A. P. A.
stow znajdujacych oparcie W
partyi republika6skiej, jako
rzecz niepatryotyczna PREY
rzeka}, re skoro zostanie obra-
ny, obowiazki swe wypelniac
bedzie sumiennie.
Demokratyczna kampania W
Illinois.
QUINCY, ILL.,, IL pazdzierni.
ka. Wiceprezydent Stevenson
przyby1 tn dis godz. IL, a
o godz. II przybyl Hannibal
gubernator Stanu Missouri,
VIM. J. Stone. 10000 ludzi
przybylo 2 sasiednich powia-
tow Missouri. w fremont
House odbyta sic recepcya
Stevensona, a W Baldwin Park
odbyio sig barbecue, ma kt6-
rem W obec 5000 sluchaczy
przemawjali Stevenson j Stone.
Wieczorem klub Algonquin
urzadzi1 wielki poch6d po uli.
each. Jutro Stevenson udaje
sic do Rock Island, a Stone do
Bowling Green.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, 11go
pazdziernika. Wiceguberna-
tor Gill przemawia4 wczoraj
wieczorem W Opera House do
1000 s}uchaczy. Przyjeto go
z owacyami, a mowy jego dwu.
godzinnej s}uchano nadzwy-
czajnym entuzyazmem.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, IL paz-
dziernika. Urzedowy tykiet
wyborczy przy wyborach Ii.
stopadowych bsdzie tym ra-
zem najobszerniejszy, jaki kie'
dykolwiek wydauo W Stanie
Illinois. Obejmowac bedzie
dziesiec poszczeg6lnych tykie'
tow, a mianowicie: demokra-
tyczny, republika6ski, populi'
styczny, prohibicyonist6w, ME.
zal. demokratyczny, niezal.
populistyczny, peoples silver
party, niezalezny i peoples
party.
Nc Kinley W Michigan.
ADRIAN, Mich, II pazdzier
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
ROzfuchy chOleryczne
w Lipnie.

o rozruchach W Lipnie, W Kr6le.
stwie Polskiem ,,Warsz. Dniew." po.
dale nastepujace szczegoiy:
Dnia 30go sierpnia prawie wszy-
soy zydzi zgromadzili sic W ulicy
Gdahskiej, gdzie mieszkaa ~chory,
ktorego nalezafo wyprawid do oddzia'
au cholerycznego, azeby ME dozwolit
wyniesienia 60 mieszkauia.
Ttum wzburzony W liczbie 1000
ludzi, ME zwazajac ma wezwania po-
foyi do rozejsoia sic, szemra1 gaos.
no wypowiadai swoje zadanie, odma-
wiajac ustapienia placu.
Niebawem Humu W rome stro-
ny polecialy kamienie i butelki,
przyczem porozbijano szyby W mie.
szkaniach zamozniejszych zyd6w,
kt6rzy zareczyli, ze ich jednowiercy
zachowywac beda wszelkie przepisy
sanitarne.
Dopiero przy pomocy pozostasej W
W miescie komendY posterunkowej
kozackiego pusku uralskiego mr.. .
udaso sic policyi polozyc tame zabu-
rzeniom rozpedzic tlum, prsyczem
aresztowano zamknieto W areszcie
pollcyjnym 6 zydow, kt6rzy byli
giownymi podzegaczami przywodz.
cami rozruchow.
Zyd Rzeszotka, kt6ry stal sic mi
mowoli przyczyna zaburzenia, zmarl
nazajutrz W szpitalu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12
Traba powietrzna.

w dniu ID 2. m. W okolicy
Biaszek, W CUB. Kaliskiej, W
Kr6lestwie, przeciagnela traba
powietrzna, poczyniwszy zna.
czne szkody. Orkanowi towa-
rzyszy1 deszcz ulewny. Wiele
stert W polach rozrzucila wi.
chura, uszkadzajac zarazem
wiele budynk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12

Kazdy obywatel " Chicago must sic
regestrowat pred ebeenemi Wy yborami.
Wymaga tego prawo. Kto sic ME zare.
gestruje, ME bedzi6 m6gl glos0wacs
PamistajcIe!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12

Wszystkie drukf najlepiej
nathaniel ", korywa nasza Dru-
karnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-12

SHAMoK1N, Pa, IL pazdz.-
Wskutek eksplozyi kot3a W
kopalni wsgla Henryka Clay
dzisiaj trzej robotnicy stracili
zycie; dwaj zostali pokalecze.
nj ciszko, jesli ME smiertelnle,
a pieciu innych groznie costa
10 pokaleczonych.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
ALL ABOUg FRUITS.
Professor Atwood to get mp an Intere,tip,
Exbibii this Fall

At the last meeting of the Virginia
State Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety letter was read from Professor
w. u. Atwood, OF the Virginia Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, at Blacks
burg. suggesting that the society Offer
special inducements for the exhibit of
machinery for the evaporation of fruits
10 De IN operation during the entire period
OF the fair" Also to secure a full exhi-
bit or cider-making machinery at its
next annual exhibition. the same TO be
in operation during the fair" Also that
the society offer premiums Ito secure a
full illustration exhibit Of barrels, buck
cts. boxes, crates, etc, for packing fruit,
and that illustration work I'm grading
and packing apples be carried on during
the fair
The members Of the Executive Com
mittee heartily approve the recommended
tons OF Professor Atwood, and voted to
appropriate $500 for carrying out the
suggestions; 800 each for the three fea-
lures. IL was argued that I'm this an
preparation the fruit growers and the
machinist Will both be encouraged. and
that in having q practical illustration of
tho working OF the different machines IL
would be at once interesting and instruct
i've.
Professor Atwood stated in his letter
II the money was appropriated he would
undertake 10 get up the exhibit and
manage IL. and the committee authorized
him 10 proceed with the work As the
Professor is a practical and a well-in-
formed man, nc is safe 10 say that he
will rake success Of this feature, which
promises 10 be one Of the most interest
ing Of it's class at the Exposition this
fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
HORMONs STILL IN TOWN.
Two Elders on South Third street Explain
Thar Faith to the kesidents.

The "much-married-man" from Utah
IS still I'm town. Two Of them were ope-
rating on south Third street yesterday
afternoon. leaving behind tracts, etc,
headed Doctrines of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints In
Guiding their epigrammaic articles of
faith signed by the Norman seer, Joseph
Smith one was fat man and the
other lean man. The fat man, speaking
promptly, said he had only one wife, but
the lean man kept mum. When pressed
more closely he bushingly admitted that
he was the husband Of three large, ele-
giant spouses in Utah.
These two Latter Day Saints called at
several houses on south Third street. but
declined invitations to enter many places,
on being informed that no male members
of the family were in. Their reason for
this, they explained, was that they did
not wis., to create the. impression that
they were around looking for Virginia
wives TO take back with them to Utah.
While they admitted that manageable
women were above par in their country,
they were sent out. they said, 10 correct
the many erroneous impressions regard
ing their faith, and did not have time 10
negotiate for additions to their matri-
monial collections.
They were very anxious TO say good
word for their faith. and dwelt long upon
its enticing features. Their bosOms
swelled with pride when their prophets.
Young and Smith, were referred 10, and
they were eager to tell about the famous
prophecy of the latter in 1882. when that
individual foretold in detail all about the
late war between the States, even going
70 far as TO say in his representation
that South Carolina would be the first
State TO secede. etc.
So far ii Is not known whether any
converts were made on south Third
street, but 1t is said that the fat man.
who has but one wife, made quite an i'm
preston upon a lonesome widow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
OVER THE FREE BRIDGE.
x,us cIFtsED FROM THE CITY
JJsr ONE MiLE SOUTH.
Aoniei pav on the Oiher side-The hsY'-
val Mecfing-iu the Mayors so"''
New Personal
M..e,ussrr BrnFku RICHMOND TINES.
- 4

nyl Hull Strict. BAAT1ih BLOCH
Manchester yesterday proved most con
eluslvely that IL is a very quiet town
Nothing OF public interest transpired.
Mayor Maurice was in his sanclum a
usual but there we're no cases for M
consideration.
The revival meetings at Wcst-End Meth
oaist church are growing IN interest every
NIGHT. seventy-fve persons have pro
fessed conversion Mr. Tbbett secretary
Young Mems Christian Association con-
Quoted the singing Wednesday night ana
Mr. Morrison rendered Cast Thy breau
Upon the Waters IN beautlfui h i"iiioi :
Ar. Ncedhain the evangelist, VIII pIeaS"
ri The Presbyterian church next Suiu"S'
IL il said that ARRANGEMENTS nave DC"
made. and Mr.. Ncedham has promised u
be here at that time
Mr. y r. Morrissett Of Swansboro, VINO
has been quite sick with pneumonia Was
able to be out yesterday
Mr.. James Cheatham Is quite SICK a.
his residence. 1904 Decatur street.
The first annual celebration OF the La
l,es' Auxiliary OF the Brotherhood OF Lo-
connective Engineers will be held IN Leader
Hall Friday evening March Dth. After
tbe business meeting is over refreshments
will be served the engineers ana other
guests by Mrs. c. +. Conley. president OF
the auxiliary. and a committee OF the
members.
A well-lnown business man stated yes
ferday morning that he had been Trying
for some time TO get few cinders piaCeu
on the walkway in his neighborhood' Out
has been unsuccessful The crossing at
Cowardin avenue and Hull street, Wheh
Fl rains, Is left in a fearful condlti
With a very little expense TINS couiu DC
rcmedied.
the Henrico Sanitary Company. which
has its manufacturing establishment In
Chesterfield. near Manchester began ope-
rations Wednesday, and will keep at WORK
steadily until winter.
Candidates for the different city oinces
Will have 10 announce themselves as such
10 the Democratic Committee on or De
fore next Monday
This Il very important, for unless it is
done those who fail so TO do Will not
have their names on the regular ticket
and can't be voted for in the primary
The regular monthly meeting or the
CITY Council will be held in the Councll |
chamber tonight
The little daughter OF Mr.. Thomas |
Chalkley, who died Tuesday evening was
buried Wednesday afternoon.
city Engineer Lipscomb ia filling up |
the holes in the roadway Of Twelfth |
street between Hull and cambridge
Rapid progress is being made in the
erection Of the new residences OF Dr'
Rucker and Mr.. Betty, on Decatur street
The condition Of Mr.. O. II. Clarke, who
has been very in. is somewhat improved
and hopes are entertained of his re-
cOvery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09

old lager. who was up for walking ~
over the pavement in an unsteady man
ner. was 30 encouraged by such an US
usual sight that he ventured 10 prove ~
the Mogul that he had not been oru''n'
but was only temporarily insane iV
| extreme JOY. In q,
IL seems that the mans mother-'n-'""
had suddenly died. just when she wa ssd
pccting 10 visit him, and the re'''' ''''
been too much for his mind. ..~o,o
Ills Honor said Il was certainly on o ,,'
or,,,,nen, but he could not remit me
fine The Sergeant chuckled 10 ni"io, .'
ora io,,,nelv drew the cash into that WIZ
| derfrl drawer Of his. The warm "ea'ie'
seems 10 be having a peculiar erect ~"
the trio. The Justice says he wants -
icronades while his associates are w"
ocrionelv thinking Of fitting out an ~
nedition to 70 in search OF the hor'h Po'e'
or some other place where the 'hs. mum I'm.
ter Is not ninety In the shade H'ee
rinnle OF a frown was seen 10 pay w.
the BOoth-hke features OF the sel5 -
Yesterday when a stranger came lito - -
sanctum and asked that indlNiduai
was a brother 10 Bili Nye. Ihe me ~
lector is very sensitive about ms I'm,
and II was told by his valet. who Is mHe'y
years old and dumb. that he is even nioie
mira IN his toilet than the famous beau
RrunmelI ever dreamed OF being. o"'S
a man told him he could tell him MS as.
Lv his teeth. The Sergeant took the PEI
nm when he opened his mouth loI 'ne
test his teeth were not there; ne hau -
gotten and left them at nome. Ciein
White Is very much enamored OF MS ne"
quarters. He has q large breezy JIM
where he goes every day ana puiis Oh , T,9
coat and compOses poems galore iiis
Honor saws the amount Of energy WASTE"
by White in his manufacturing OF Verses
would run the elevator If ii coulu oi's
be brought into use. The Grand Triple
Union disposed Of the docket IN most
noasterly manner much TO the JOY or the |
crowd. The following were the cases
Frederick Jackson (coored), charged |
with petit larceny. Jailed for sixty days |
George Merritt (colored). charged Win
netit larceny. Jailed for fifteen days.
lanes Kahn (colored). charged with
petit larceny. Jailed for fifteen days.
William Washington (colored), charged
with carrying concealed weapons flheu
so. 10,
H. C. Burnett alias Harry Burnett 'col-
ored). TWO cases of petit larceny. In one |
case he was sent TO jail for thirty days |
and in the other was sent to Jail for thirty |
days and security required Tor t"eiFe
months.
Edward Gregory (colored), charged with |
petit larceny. Acquitted
John Going (colored), charged with petit
larceny. jailed for sixty days.
Thomas Copeland (colOred), charged win
petit larceny. Sent to jail for fifteen days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09

The Star Course Concert at the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight
promises to be a delightful musical en-
tertainment. The programme is as fol-
lows: Miss Ida Robinson, soprano Mrs.
Maggie RedfOrd-Knowles, contralto; Mr..
Eugene ii. Cloves tenor; Mr. oscar Lob
mann, basso; Mr. Sheppard Webb, ac-
companist, supported by Miss Clara Belle
Palmer. piano soloist. Peabody Conserva-
tory Of Music, Baltimore, Md; Miss
Francis Leigh Starr elOcutionist; Mrs.
James r. Porter. soprano solost. of Roa
noke city, formerly of Buffalo, y. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
For the County Poor.

The entertainment given at Corcoran
Han last night for the benefit Of the
poor of the county proved a pronounced
success in every respect. Quite large
audience attended, and the evening
proved a highly enjoyable one to every
one present The Polk Miller Combina-
ton and the Church Hill Glee Club fur
nished delightful music for the occasion.
Quite snug sum was realized for the
laudable undertaking, and those who
took part in the programme are TO be
congratulated upon their successful ef-
forts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT
The Len Bower 10 Doing Mighty Well with
His Poetry

Lives or great men all remind US
we can make our lives sublime,
And, departing. leave behind us,
win the sergeant. all our fines"
That beats anything you ever COM
posed. said the genial fat bower TO his
honors scrihbler OF indictments and at
tachments. "Of course you think 80" re-
pied Clerk White. Anything connected
win hnes pleases you more than a new
bicycle would a school boy"
such was the preliminary skirmish be-
tween these two familiar court officials
Yesterday morning prior TO the court
being called TO order, His Honor had on
2 dean shirt with no tobacco stains upon
d . noticeable Tact Indeed. ono habitual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
An AssiSfnnt Librarian

The library committee Of the Rose
mary Library will meet Friday Of next
week TO elect an assistant librarian.
Mrs. Ohio Kean is the efficient librarian,
but owing TO the long hours which the
reading rooms are kept open the man
agement deems it best TO have an as
sistant About twenty ladies have APP
piled for the position. The pay will be,
1t is understood, $500 year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-09
Bob InCersoll Coming.

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. the noted
lawyer and lecturer, has been engaged
for a discourse on Shakespeare" at the
Academy OF Music March 18th.
James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier
poet, and Sherley, the Southern humorist
who were booked for that date, have
been Cancelled, and will not appear in
Richmond this season.