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a SPIaENI)fp KAflIlAiN Or MILKY
street. cornor OF Brady three lots. sos
100 each seven rpom cottage barn 12xSQ,
chicken house md other DUB huildinHB;
underground cistern; the untire three
loth, lboxlDQ fenced und CROSS fenced.
alone worth the money; price $500. $500
chAh, Balance one and two years. Her
ber; =, Fuller. room aol khan building.
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THE i.ErT handed CLiiD will have a
meeting at Mnrgan'A Point Sunday Feb
gene VIII leave az q. m; an fntqn-
hers are reduesteii to attend the snceting
BY order OF Chief shark. Captain Eel
Secretary
!,
NOTICE no REAL ESTATE MtiN--Are
you Interested Ia Immigration 20 Hous-
TONI You viii do well % address me;
W.. II. II. Davis, box III Houston.
Texas
THE BOARD OF PHARMACY or this.
Eleventh, judicial district viii meet FRI
day. February o. Mt , y. M, al Cline q
Cltncs office, Congresa avenue, Tor ok
animation az candidates and Other huAl-
nous. By order |. i.ewyn. regiatrar. IS
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A YOUNG NAN Wishes einployinont IN
clty OF any kind; outside work preferred,
Address s5si care OF Post s
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WANpE.fs- A middle aged woman tncook
ln y section house near iiQnstuni wages
Sis per month, Apply % tn. Keller
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MANrEp--1'o do family sewing at their
house, experienced IN sewing. Address
Sewing Ii, capitol hvenue, city. 4
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FR E--Ffi Is ii-4fs Il H,ts--One cnn OF hot
coffee to all who are not able 70 pay
for same. from 10 9 0 clock every morn
ing TIL the 'Iriends' Home "a started,
OF further notice. al Trypns Coffee and
Tea Store, No lplT Congress uveniic 2,6
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ca especially to fruits, yngetGbles aud
Reucr8l crops, inaorStd BY Coll OK. NJ q
striugtelipw; general nsfffnaflcN freR.
4. y slsaisga =. ". Co, Beeyiie Tex. II
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WANTTilj9 -Thnua IN search Of work nc
stflon9 or situations 70 call on or at-s
dress city Emplesymelit ees room ~
Elevator. JED
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Iil'l5H 4 III. ll.-ilIlO anfsa n Live oak roans
II, 800 aeras IN cultivation. dWsllinx.
business hoHse and tsnafi no ust4s
abundance OF water. price. w ~ DEF
acre, For further infurnIgtipn, u. 4 !.
skaEgB Real Estate company BeSvilip,
ffuXna. 81 - ~ Z.
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8AfiI3NTa MANTEts4-.La and gentN
make S5 to $40 1iaiiy selling tho electrical
wonder. Can Oh or address =. +, %
All Isuffnia alfAet +
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We have an extensive list Of iailiE at
~ tracts 20 auia We also have several
improved platss. which are oiiered Very
low and on cAsy terms Cash 4 Lacked.
sodii Main street ne
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WANTED -POsition a. ascnogrnpher1 or
goNerness Address =, O. box e5i. city. !
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WANTED Position IN The drug business
by n youna man. single. i've years exc
perifnee and one course In college OF
pharmacy best nf references. not AFRAID
Of work salary no object. Address
Rhubarb Houston Post. 3
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WANTED -Situailon hy a competent
working hopsekeeper In hotel OF private
family; tnornugniy experienced IN an
hfNncneSs Al refefeuce Address House.
Keeper, lil4 C9pitoi avenue Houston
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WANTEts+NAa saleHmAn Apply az the
Sineeis Misunderstanding company'A offlces
nos Praliic avenue,
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STAl.ti0N fpr sale. Inquire Of IN
NV, rostofiiee street. Galveston, TEX, 1
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WANpieD-snu eltl0n as atenograiiher or
ncoSkeeper or clerk by Young man. sal-
Afy 40 object; can furnish xood refer
ences Address III NJ Chestnut, box
So, san Antonio. TeMs, s
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W.ANTEn-by a coiored mnll as cuoft N
boarding house or hotel; Al cook and
good references Address $500. this off
Fee a
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HIGH ARM SINGER, SIS; latest ,'Cotum.
biz sewing machines. Sil.aNi an nisRch-
nenis 10 Years glfAvaniee, sent prepaid
money refunded Vi noi AZ good as any
SO or 500 machine H. SciiwnrS K Coz.
senesyd agents, l-oclhsrt Texas
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W .ANTED-iPusilion by = trenchman With
long experience on plantation, wiue and
irnit tree business Address sDse, this
oltics
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1TlJK NAIIIs-l{]I el3csfltItnnl easy teIlHf'
1890 arres choice lard near Ia Porte :
this Is il chapee IN lifetime ror vow
10 and ls ache ffartH Deat tiAErishntg..
h and Is acre tracts near eiiy limit
iboulftl an choice property. cheap ana
on easy tgrIGs; We have pliaiapleiS VT
also for hall iilork ~ inside tfaakal.e
on Southern Paeine failrosd. s, p y.
Morrow Il Coz bls Main strHet, e
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ssssTF ATl0N wanted BY a competent Sai-
dencr. German, sing;1 man. can nt iaia
Center street.
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{, tlAtfi t.I'alNr, phurouga going NprthcrD
man wsnta position as manager on ntxt-
class farm has family and can FURNISH
irgt-eIass crelentiRls. Address Manager,
care Post.
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AEAfJ'flBI Position, dry goods man. had
six years experience In dry goods busi-
ness, williug 10 work for small salary :
reference. Address 1858, Houston Post.
&
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fiOUsTON STEAM DYE WORK5-
Ladies and gents garfnenta or every
description cleaned dyed and repaired.
also hats cleaned, dyed and shipped,
No III Travis street. A. kirschniek,
proprietor.
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NYAprEI9- IA position us clerk with q
Wholesale house. can c0mmand foreign
tfade state salary and terms. Address
g5Si. Hoi,gson Post,
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'Ha-@1
FOR RENT.
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FOR N.ls--Ihrae desirable rooms for
housekeeping. nntnirished; eistern and
hydrant water in iutchelii convenient 70
avenue. g
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For SA ltiC--Onc flne proof lncl Apply
10 q. NJ. NorswOtthy, Uvuiue. Texas. )
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a F'litST-CfsASS cipthlng and furnishing
goods man desires position. good sales-
man and stock keeper: best references.
yiothies ai2i Market street. Galveston.
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SITUATION wanted by young man as
clerk III grocery Or hardware stores city
OF country. good references. Addreea
Box g2 Edna, Texas y
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FOR SAIL Two gnod faGi;is isiSSs, Very
Cheap. Apply 70 Geo, H. Breakcr isnfnK
huil0ing, Houston, Texas.
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FOR RENT One or Two Furnished rpofns.
Apply at l0ia Congress or als Fannin
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FOR SALE on ESCiIANGi NJ For sub
urban property an OUTFIT conaIHtinE 81
q pair OF good bioekcy work horses,
gentle for lady 20 drive, either single
or double; viii stand anywhere without
htching; also a spring wagon. suitable
FOR drummer or for delivery wagon.
would exchange same as pArt payment
for suburban property, CAN Hnun on j.
w. Johnson, no iiadley ave-. Houston D
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ITtfA'riDS wantei by a colored boy to
uttand horse and buggy or house work,
San come well recommended. ]. s..
PERIL i1DI Clay street.
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IFSsR .5Aflli.-ig25 aereH Of Hoed prairie
der feI1re, snlid bosiy, close to two de-
f,ofa. $40 mr. acre easy teripH, $50
ilcr4a good praifie land near Louise.
Wharton county, $40 per ARE. easy
TERMS Addrras w. J Groom. Hhnftor,
Texas
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W.AN1'E,Il--lsauy atenog-
raphee and typewriter. with Hvc Years
thorough experience M law, insirance
and otner buHiiieEs, small salary at first.
unqurstionablo references furnished, No.
a5ii, llaisy Pest.
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tune teller OF the age. gives advice n
business matters. ladies in trouble call,
zee. ladies' 50 cents. gents 81; call az Me
lam hours 10 II, to q and Z TO
Ii m u
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WA N II I)S-I3y widow with one child po-i
sltion as honsekceper for gentleman.
Address Mis- n Harris. a6s Chippewa
street New Orleans In.
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FOE Sale on IllAJ9fs zti'sFo story rock
bls5n6Ss hoikse Il, Dublin Hiii sell rhtaI
of trade f5i stock u uifrfnafalFe Apz
ny 10 q Hhiifau. Dublin, ke1az.
FOX 8 +; q i. i fialf ,ntefaet II ~
established pap4s ip fct.,4 1fxas. ~
county asI.5 zinluf 9oya ba4in<4s. Az
dfkas Al ii 81 c<te ftpaHfon s.2as.
I74I{17Y s{Ila es4lfal ran o1tHIf, pfeAte
AMI ah1 0fofsiatie business: .fili pay Big
I5sss;siif ( On s Hsnali .hfesifHent Alnf<s4 y
once. 80 ftat -
WHAT have eoa to offer n fxenaIlte Tor
l6t ii ,.ut fl4zfa about <sttv value
WfsoiasAla4 kl:f6a9 Ne. 49,. care f2sk
IN 4sS i f,s,f i i: ~ 81 *j's9 e $500 and
The lifa6 1t al asl<f<eFtf na4 I'LL e4fH
100 D. of per ennesn address 4e's' feas'
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,f,ssr f.asf Tuesday dpeninE. a gold link
ohain brAceief With lock, 1nHrlpd X ~
d. Hefslrn TO 1904 Travis street TOR re-
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-. n, llr8,esI TX 10.
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|Am, Ala.--on the petition Of
sssiaes, I minority stakeholder.
|,efney nas aalpaintod recairer
lR'll1sA1m Furnace and alAnii-
20 pAny owners OF tho 'Ff,ls.s-
3 anu Valuable orc mines and
|ass aaialnlng.
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m YOli wish to paint, paper or improve
your property ) Manger VIII do same
on instalrnent plan. l006la Congress ave
nue., room 8. =
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or In or near the poatoffce. lasiy's
,aud bag, containing S. 10 money. z
package 81 letters brapsiet and pair
~ shoes from Knapp ~ I4zfff'z f}ffffs
u,inntipn sale. The finder may kssp .t rs
only return the Shoes to z1z5 HslFm
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
ROSE WILL NOT TALK NOW
THE MEHBER OF TINE ALLEGHAyT
LYSCHERS HARMED OF DANGEE
A Stranger Calls and Cautions Him Not to
Reveal the Names OF sIsughter's Exc
cutioners--The Wounded Man.

WINSTON, n. c., March Especial
Alexander Rose. a member of the Allie
ehany lynching party. who is in Jail here
for safe keeping. and who was snot and
badly wounded by Jailer McCraw. is
thought to be slightly improved. Several
shots nave been successfully removed from
his hand and stomach. Solicitor Barber
issued orders TO Sheriff Macarthur this
morning not TO allow any one in the
Jail who desired 70 talk with Rose about
the lynching. a stranger, who claimed
to be from Allegheny county, called 10
see the wounded man to-day. but he was
refused admlttancc. He stood on the out
side and hollered 10 Rose. warning him
of danger If he ever revealed the rame OF
any member of the lynchers. Rose mace
no promises II is believed by Solicitor
Barber that the man was sent 70 iInu
out whether or not Rose had gwen INT
lynching party away. At the request VI
the Solicitor Rose refuses TO give any
further particulars about how slaughter
life was taken.
II he RECEIVERS. and this is now quite
probable, he will be put on the witness
stand and asked TO tell every thils hr
knows about what happened last friday
morning. He says he viii tell the truth
While it is not known definitely yet II Is
believed that Solicitor Barber mas the
names Of every man who took part III
hurting the murdeger's life into ETERNITY.
All the evidence for the State ana de-
PENDANT in the DR.. Sapp murder case mas
been heard. Two attorneys for the STATE
and those for the defendant Will address
the Jury tomorrow.
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JURyER-HOLDEN CASE.
Argument Complications Sales OF Bogus
Executive Pardons.

RALEIGH y. c.. March Especial
The argument in the Turner-Holden case
was completed this morning, and, after
a lengthy charge by the judge, was given
to the jury. but no decision has been
reached Both sides are confident OF
favorable verdict but the general bellef
is that il will be a miIriaL
Two negroes recently became involved
in a dispute at Roper, Washington coun-
is. one drew "A pistol and shot he other,
who died in a few minutes. The murderer
is now i'm Jail at Plymouth.
Another man has been imposing on the
creduity Of ignorant and unsuspecting
people I'm some of the western counties,
by claiming TO be able 70 get anybody out
of the penitentiary. He is "A negro preacher
named Brooks, who claims 10 be from
Cleveland. Ohio. He succeeded in getting
money from several negroes, and came TO
Raleigh and returned. saying pardons
would be sent i'm a few days. lnvestiga-
ton proved him fraud, and he is now I'm
Randolph Jail
While blasting I'm grading on the Raleigh
and Western railroad i'm Chatham coun-
~. a piece of rock was blown into house
in which a quantity of dynamite was
stored and caused a tremendous eXplO-
sion. Fortunately no one was hurt.
There are fifteen murder cases on the
criminal docket of Madison County Court,
which is in session this week.
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NO DECISION YET.
Judge white Has Not Yet Rendered
Judgmentin the Local Option Case.

ROANOKE, VA. March 2-Special--C.
G. Martin. OF Bedford county, who was
put under bonds not long since for his
appearance before the United States Court.
40 answer the charge of having UNI
stamped liquor in his possession. was
brought here again this morning, and sent
10 the grand jury for resisting deputy
marshals In the discharge Of their duty.
Martins brother is under bond to appear
10 answer the same charges
Judge Whittle left this morning without
rendering a decision In the local-option
contested election case. or giving out
when he probably would do so. lie may
ask Judge Dupuy 10 call "a special term
for this purpose. and again. he may wait
until the April term, which begins the
second Monday.
Mountain Dale Lodge is arranging TO
celebrate on "a magnificent scale on April
2Gih. the 10Th anniversary OF Odd-Fel-
lowship. al the lodges of this city and
surrounding country Will be invited 10
participate.
Mrs. William Williams made fearful
mistake in giving her little child what
she thought was castor oil last night
IL died this morning from the effects Of
the poison. which proved TO be carbolic
acid and glycerine. She is very mn en-
Frustrated. and her husband. who was
injured on the railroad not long ago,
has been having spasms all day and may
die.
Capt. William A. Andrews, a prominent
citizen OF Franklin county, is very IN
al mis- home In Rocky Mount
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
YHU MINERS THREATENING.
WANT and The Rioters Each Swear Vul
Warrants.
MARTIAL LAW IN THE MINING REGION
Hundred that nm Attack will be Made on
pow.,,,on-Morc military Called Out.
Ma.s.Meeiing Of the strikers Held

CHARLESTON, W. VA. March z-Sie-
cial.-Everything is quiet at 10 O'Clock 10
NIGHT at Eagle Three companies OF SOL
d,ers are still there. II is reported re-
u,hlv that an attempt will be made on
the mines at Powelton, where number
Of men are at work. The sheriff of Fay
cite county has wired the Governor Tor
protection at that point Powellton Is On
a branch road of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. five miles from the main line and
six miles from Eagle. The Governor is
keeping fully posted by wire as to the
situation. He will endeavor to furnish
protection to these works should the oc-
cason demand it. and has notified the
sheriff. The whole kanawha valley Is in
an excited state, and the general impress
sion among col servative citizens is that
there will be a renewal of trouble upon
an early withdrawal of the troops
4 coroner's inquest will be held upon
the bodies OF the killed. and the legal
steps. following the verdict of the jury.
promptly taken. II is believed that this
will have quieting influence among the
rioters.
Serious Trouble Feared for To-Day.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, March 2.--12N5
A. M.-About 80 strikers came down
from New River to Montgomery. Two
hundred said they were going to Eagle to
raise trouble. and fifty came on down to-
warl Handley. five miles below. II is
feared that there will be serious trouble
before daylight
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Telegraphic Breyities.

State Insurance Commissioner Cragg. AZ
Nashville. Tenn, wired all the State
agents of the Columbian Insurance Com
pany of America Thursday revoking their
certificates of authority to do business.
This action Is taken In view of the as
sgnment of the company at Louisville
Wednesday.
A terrific explosion occurred In the
waste separating building Of the Repuano
Chemical Company. at Gibbstown, x
yesterday morning. The force of the
shock was so great that IL was felt In
towns fifteen miles away. Fortunsteiv
there was only one man in the bniIding
at the time the explosion occurred-Ie,i
WINS, one Of the workmen-who was
blown TO atoms. The separating buildIns,
was destroyed and the SURROUNDING st-,,n,
lures damaged.
Joseph Wallwitz. alias John Malwitz q
burglar serving a twenty-year term In
the state prison at Trenton. n. j.. AT
tempted TO escape at 1880 o'clock yester-
his freedom killed Deputy Keeper James
u. LipplncotL
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Two Million Dollars limited.

Catalonia, Va, March :. 1891.
Editor Times: / respectfully ask space
In your extensively circulated columns 10
present brief sketch Of facts with re-
gard 10 the gOld-mining industry Of Viz
ginia. in which / have been engaged for
more than third Of a century, and find
the gold fields Of the state 90 embrace q
vast amount OF territory. many sections
OF which the gOld-beaTIns material is
practically inexhaustible and OF sufficient
value 10 pay well. properly handled. Nir-
GINA has n mint record of nearly two
millions Of dollars in gold. and feel safe
IN saying this is not more than half the
amount produced, as large portion
found its way into the hands OF country
merchants, thence the jewelers.. and was
converted into the arts. sc.
The climate OF Virginia Is very favorable
for outdoor work. Two hundred ana
nifty days I'm the year can be safely
counted upon for min.ag operations.
Four millions OF dollars have been pro-
ducei here. and the greater part made by
surface washing. quartz mining having
been done. and old Virginia can take her
place In the ranks OF other great gold
producing countries
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4 Fienh's Brutal Work.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. March "A
special from Suspension. Ala, says.
AIR \. ID. Cory. the railroad agent at
this place. was assaulted with a hatchet
in the hands OF some unknown fend
this morning AT o'clock. He was terri
bly, beaten and gashed about the head
and face. and then To make sure Of his
work. the brute pushed his face and
arms into the lire. which was in his
ofiice, and he was badly burned. He has
not been conscious since, and the chances
are agaist his recovery. Mr.. Cory is an
old bachelor between fifty and sixty
years old. and of the best family Of this
state He has always been an inoffsn-
siVe man. and the authorities are at a
loss 10 account for the terrible outrage
against him. negro has been arrested
under suspicion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
CHILDREN BURNED 10 DEATH.
Two Little Ones Lose Their Lives Near New
Berne-Heir to 100000

WELDON. y. c., March Especial
Two children of Mr.. Brioe Spock, one OF
the best known farmers Of that locality.
were burned 10 death at Cone near New
Berne one Of the children caught fire
and the other was burned i'm attempting
10 extinguish the burning clothes Of the
first child.
Two darkies. at work for the Roper
Lumber Company. IN Beaufort county
became involved in a difficulty. William
Flynn drew pistol and shot Edward
Palm Flynn Is now I'm jail. but he
claims he did not know it was loaded. and
was only playing.
The Gunner Lumber Company, OF
Northampton. have shut down for three
weeks. owing TO dizziness in the lumber
market
Mrs. :. j. Calvert and Mrs. DR. Weaver,
of Northampton. are heirs each to the
amount of thirty thousand dollars ln the
estate of the late Samuel Wistry, Of
Nash county.
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END or rHE rRizE-FIGnr rIAsCo.
The Remaining Cases NoiIe Prosecuted on
Motion of the State.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March 1.-The
last act in the Corbett-Mitchell trial
came to a close in the Criminal Court Of
Record this morning when the remain
ing cases were nolle prosecuted by the
solicitor Court convened at o'clock
and Immediately Solicitor Christie made
a motion 10 nole prosequi the cases
against Charlie Mitchell and the mem
bers OF the Duval Athletic Club. The
Court granted the motion.
Only "a few of the men interested in the
case were present. Billy Thompson and
Charlie Mitchell were not present. but
came along a little later. and were met
at the foot OF the stairs leading to the
courtroom, and when appraised OF the
action OF the Court, turned and went
down town.
Mitchell left for st. Augustine this
afternoon, where he will remain for an
indefinite period. lie says that he has
nothing TO do. and he might as well stop
in Florida as well as anywhere else.
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,y.rc buried IN the family burying-grouh'
~ uampden-Sidncy. Mr.. Dupuy had peen
10 FLORIDA FOR his health. and was on MS
,,av 10 his brothers at Roanoke and died
IN Lynchburg.
Thomas Henry Glenn, merchant az
Prospect, shipped nine hundred dozen Oh
eggs by express 10 Norfolk one day thiS
week.
Tarmvile contemplstes having water
vorks-a thing much needed in TOWN.
where there is so much danger OF nre'