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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
SteyrnsOn I'm PaughkcepsIe.

POUGHKEEPSIE ~ Y, oct. "a
large assemblage was gathered at the
Opera House in this city this evening 10
listen 10 Nice-Presdent Stevenson. Hon
Daniel w. Guernsey presided, and Mr..
Stevenson was received with quite de-
mOnstration OF applause. His address
was entirely devoted 10 national issues.
principally TO the tariff, and on the
same lines as those heretofore delivered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
NEV HHIsh IRUsT.
The Great White spirit Compsny w th a
Paid Up Capital Of S5.0OO,000

NEW YORK, oct 26.-Papers were
filed in the Secretary Of states otiice at
Trenton to-day which indicate the torma-
tioD OF q new whisky trust. The papers
comprise the articles or incorporation
White Spirit company with "A paiI-up
lanitaI of SjuuDtio. the total authorized
Csnitai being limited by the charter 70
S5Hupuo The principal office and
rI,rs Of business of the company. out.
IA ~ fine state of New Jersey, will ue
Boston. Mass. but il Will carry on bust
ness i'm various other States and Terri
fCries of the I nited states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
The Results Of nis I.vtstigation Into the
Manifestation rInh-em


WASHI\GTDN, oct. Superinten-
dent Herman stump. of the lmmsra-
u,u Bureau. returned TO Washington yes
t,ri4N from "a SIX weeks tour t' european
cities While Colonel stump tour was
wholly unofficial. he investigated the sub
sect ut immigration Wllh more or less
care boz all the cities ne VISITED III
lt.y hc found the Government willing.
and indeed very ANXIOUS, 10 cooperate
with the United states n Mlllh5 uHt Jht
admittedly IrTulcl'u0 ldlIotr ~ stem
The Italian officials stated that the lmiui-
lratou OK their people 10 inns country
resulted lu their sending large amounts
ut money 10 relatives IN itd!y, ana lh
gu. way DO was q considerable dement, L"
1.r country, but thty We're III Tutue
s.uUaIhy with this Government IN Atrp-
.E uuj criminals and other objection
able characters, and to that tnd lney
Would furnish 90 every lHtthuliS it t'i't
t'.rI. Ii $50 requested by TINS cover AIllVII
what IFS known AS a penal certificate uh-
O.. s.al which would show Tor Whd'
}. amy. crimes they had been convict
e.. I.s was Colonel Stumps sUssea-
and B., met with favor ne IeVViu
senate Committee ON Immigration or lhe
IN. .,al4 Congress, showed that about
Na- euUudly returned 10 lldS
bS 'N'sg Who had immigrdted 10 ms
C.uhiIy lu Germany the officials were
IlhNt- unusual precautions 10 prevent any
OF iir prohibited classes from sailing
10 America from German ports. In this
thty were aeI.r0d by the steamship com
Idiies, "AI0I we're enforcing their rules
IN posing heavy fines ON their agents
VINO sell tickets 70 persons not allowed
~ hand IN the United States. Some OF
q csc companies impose q hne Of 50 on
eteh passenger So refused admittance,
and others impose tue equal 10 the
cftre expense OF returning the immi-
grant % The port from which ne sailed.
colonel stump had several conferences
the exodus OF Jews from Russia He
was assured that the prosecutions by the
russians had practically ceased, ana that
lu consequence comparatively few were
J." " leaving Russia. Baron Hirsh's So
Crly was doing all IL could 10 encourage
tO.OnlzatiOn IN the Argentine Republic
DIV hey were exercising extreme care In
accepting only those Of the better class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
The Cabinet Meeting,

WASHINGTON, d. c., oct. 26-The
President held his first cabinet meet
ing since the first week i'm September to-
day. All the members were present, eX-
cent Secretary Morton, who is in Europe
Naturally they had much business TO lay
before the President that had accumu-
lated in his absence from Was shington
Secretary Gresham in particular being
charged with several matters concerning
foreign relations, and all secretaries
wishing to discuss the leading points 10
be treated in their annual reports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
IRIAL Or 4 IL NAN SPT.
Constable McLcndon VIII Probably Know
His fate Tonight

DARLINGTON, s. c.. Octo. 26.-There
is no material change in the aspect Of
the trial OF TIlman's spy. AIcLendon, for
murder The states Witnesses have all
been examined. as previously reported,
and the with ~ses for the defence are
now giving their testimony. NDLeHiOu
gave his testimony this Woruiu4 10
crowded cou1-.uom Mayor Ddrzau was
on the stand this afternoon and IL Is
said mat his testimony was given the
most marked attention by the Jury and
the entire court-room. The arguments
i'm The case win b- heard tomorrow
Saturday morning and the case Will be
given 30 the jury as soon as the arsu-
rnauts are concluded. Solicitor Johnson
is assisted in the prosecution by G.. :.
Eattles The charges preferred against
w. j. skinner his son and Sheriff scar
borough for ettecting McLendon's es-
.apa from jail Immediately after the
murder. were dismissed by the grand
i.FV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
White Cans Thrash Negro Women.

CHARLESTON, s. c., oct. pa sPe-
ciaI to the Post from BishopviIe says:
White caps visited the house Of two ne
gro women before day break, took them
out and sOundly thrashed them Tor writ
ing an insulting letter to a lady. II Is
believed that negro man wrote the
letter for the women 10 sign. Regulators
are looking for him and will give him
a hundred lashes with a buggy trace II
caught Last year there was race riot
in BishOpyille, which was quelled by the
militia sent from Sumter by the Coy
ernnr.s orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

NEW YORK. oct 2G.-It IS reported
that developments may be expected very
shortly from the work OF the grand jury.
Rumors arc rife that further arrests in
police cases may be looked To- to-day.
Three captains ar, named. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Younger said this morning
that he was unable 20 say whether any
arrests had been ordered or not
Captain Schmtthcrgrr and ex-Precinct
Detective tcrolOmun were before he
grand Jury shortly after that body con-
yeued. and remained about half an hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
An Anti 0nt,an Convention.

JACKSON MISS. oct Ex-Governor
stone today addressed a letter TO the
Governors OF cotton and grain-growing
States. asking them TO appoint two dele.
gates from each congressional district
antt-ontion convention 10 be he'll AZ
Vicksburg on the twentieth The Cover.
nots. senators. and congressman from
the several states are also extended a
cordial invitation 20 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Much Hemp Goes Up in Smoke.

CHICAGO, ILL, oct 26.-The north
half of the Mammoth brick warehouse.
belonging to William Deering Harvester
Works, located at CYbOurne avenue and
The north branch of the Chicago river,
was destroyed by fire this morning The
building housed large amount of hcmp.
and the machinery and contents are a
total loss The loss on the building is
rIaced az $4,000, and on contents al sin
6o0 partly covered by insurance. Origin
of the fire Is unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
MoE1ON's ITrHoMr.U srEECHBs.
Regretted in Savannah ns in New York
That lie Hadn't Chairs Enough.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct 2G.-The aru-
Gle i'm the New York sun giving the
remarks of Candidate Morton 20 the
Republican editors az the Fifth-Avenue
HotcI recently has drawn attention here
no the singular fact that it was with
exactly the same words that Morton then
Nicg-Prest received a delegation CON
sfeting of the Mayor and Aldermen dur
ing his visit To- this city, The Savannah
Press to-day says.
"t was during Mayor SchwaTtz's ad-
ministrau0u just such scene as that
described Iu the sun ensued. Mr.. Nor
ton made TWO or three commonplace re
marks. and then, seeing that one of
his visitors remained standing, the fash
of genius came TO his aid. He smiled
and. as perorauon. said, I'm sorry
haven't seats for you all In order To-
relieve Mr. Morton from his cmbaTass-
meut one city official proposed 10 an
other ~ sit ON his lap. Mr. Morton had
forgotten this incident. or he might
have made the suggestion TO the editor"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
ABOI IBE INEORnER.
IN, Hsue. Mcrtaiiy Wounds Man for
r.r.inr Hts StiIl 10 Re Raided.

WINSTON, y. c., Oct 26-Special.-
7, Nj Airy last night Joe Hanes shot
a,a nortaIIy wounded Emmett Atkins.
1i,, Uaras was a distiller and accused At
49, 80 ~ yeportiug him 10 the rev lue Off
hila hila Mo destroyed his still Yesterday.
go, nisht Hanes waylaid Atkins aud
- him twice. Hanes made his es-
'i ~ = learned that he was tried and
arouItted last year on the charge Of
..,ttr.IaT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
THE CZ4K MUCH BEIIER
4 Successful oreration Performed Upon
H.n--jO - 20 Corfu.

LONDON. Oct 2G.-A dispatch received
at the Russian embassy here this morn
ing. from LiyaIid says the Gar is much
better and that he bredkfasted with an
appetite and euerIy
PARIS. Oct 25-The Figaro says sev-
eral reassurlug kilograms have been re-
ceiyeI from Liyadia since yesterday
morning one Is from the CZareWltZ,
stating that the condition OF the Gar is
slightly improved
PLYMOUTH. ENG oct, 26.-The Rus
sian imperial yacht, Pole Star, has left
this port for Liyadia where il is un-
derstood she will embark the car and
the Imperial family and convey them
10 Corfu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
News of Another Anarchist Outbre,l

PARIS, oct. 26.-Matin says informo-
tin has reached the Prefecture of Police
that Anarchists are preparing for an
other outbreak. According TO this infor-
nation the Anarchists have resolved tbst
three Of their number shall come TO Paris
from Poissy, Lyons and Lille. for fbn
purpose Of causing an explosion In the
Chamber OF Deputies, the police watch In
the vicinity OF which has been doubled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Registration in New York.

NEW YORK. oct. 26.-ln Brooklyn to-day
&.2i7 voters registered, making a total
for three days In that city of it9 40. On
the third day in 1893, 1886 voters regis
tered.
NEW YORK oct B.-This was the
third day for registration for the coming
election. In the three days 26o,l39 voters
registered. Ia 1888 the registry books
showed a total for the three days OF
2G 732
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
ELKISs AFRAID OF M'AD0O.
Declined q Proposition Made by Demo
nr.fa for a .tnint DehAtr.

PIEDMONT. W. VA. oct. 26.-The
scenes of political excitement in the
Second West Virginia district eentered
here tonight. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy McAdoo addressed the Democrats
at an open air meeting, while stephen
3. Elkins spoke at the oEera-house 10 the
Republicans.
Chairman McGraw, Of the Democratic
committee, attempted 10 bring about
joint debate between the two. but the
Republican committee declined. Excur-
sions were run BY both parties from cum
Keyser and Elk Garden. ". Va. Both
parties paraded before the meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
a. GIKL ~ BLUE TIGHIs.U
Pictures Advertising HoVt's a Black
shrtp" Dtolgred 10 BE Indecent

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, oct 26-
Paul Albert, of the Chattanooga Opera
House, one OF the best known tneatri-
cal managers in the South, was arrested
today charged with publicly displaying
indecent pictutes'
The Police Board prohibited the display
Oh the bli-boards OF the Hthograph OF
girl IN blue tights brought here by HOyts
"A Black sheep" Company lie per
sisted and the arrest followed. The
trial Is set FOR Monday. Manager Albert
to-day sued the Evening Press for 5000
damages for libel in publishing articles
injurious to the business Of the theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
An American Vessel Set on Fire

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2G-The British
steamer Engineer, which arrived here
to-day from New Orleans, landed the
crew OF the American bark George W.
Sweeney The Sweeney sailed from
Philadelphia for Galveston October 30.
She was abandoned and set on fire In
latitude 81, longitude 81, on October hth.
Her cargo had shifted and she was
thrown on her beam ends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Increase In the Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. ID. C. Oct. B.-Ihe
cash balance i'm the treasury at the close
~ business to-day was SIP. III, ,t3l gold
reserve. xtil .ii0h The increase IN
the gold reserve to-day was about SSu,-
6O0. and during the last three days,
ST 62inS5 To-day's Increase was due
~ purchases OF gold by the mints.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
WEATHER FORECAST

WASHINGTON, u. C.. October s.-For
Virginia.: Generally fair; possibly light
local showers In morning; winds shifting
60 west: no change I'm temperature.
For North Carolina: fight showers and
partiy cloudy weather; variable winds.
shifting 10 west; no change In sempera-
ture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

seven transports were sighted Wednesday
moving towards Ia Tung Takao, near
the scene Of the late naval battle. The
Times Yokohama correspondent saws II
is believed IN that city that the second
Japanese army, numbering 22,go0 men,
landed at Shan Ching, north OF Tallen
Bay, on Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
RANGE OF THERMOMerFR.

Following was the range OF the ther.
mometer at The Times office yesterday:
. a ~. IS; II NJ. %: p. NJ, "a: q
+. NJ. y; 0 p. NJ. Gs: midnight. 5s.
Average, 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
cHARGFs AGAINST LiEurFNLNT NORTON.

Lieutenant Charles r. Norton. who
was temporarily in command Of the
Adams while her commander. Captain
T. J. Brice. was Ill., Is charged with
neglcctug 10 exercise proper care and
attention iH navigating the vessel when
near the PhibylOn Islands. failing to
make allowances for currents known 20
exist, ana thereby stranding the ship.
Another specification declares him cul-
pable for neglecting 10 take soundngs,
although he knew he was near land and
the weather was too fOggy 10 take sights.
Lieutenant Norton. 1t is charged, ran
ed 90 run his vessel at right speed. In
violation of rules. FOR preventing COLL
slOus az sea Lieutenant William 4. I'll
lott the navigating officer. Is charged
with culpahlc mefnciency, the speciiica-
tious being similar TO those against the
Thr ADAMS. after being aground TWEEN
ty-four hours VAS hauled off by the
uultsI efforts Of the PetreL Concord
and Yorktown, and was toWed LOO miles
10 port by the latter cruiser
TRIAL OF rHE HURST Gun.
The preliminary ira of the Hurst gun.
1esi-uri for AriHg Il muH t1Hl.r ear
triJga. took place az tac nasal p:oVlnS
arl1oI at indian Hca@ lD-tty.
Captain Sampson, chief Of the bureau
of ordnance, Navy Dypdcleuf, uuI arv-
erll Of mis- aides cont tel g." til5l
Wm. Hurst, the Inventor, several gen
tIrmer inlerestsi in It. mi General Alb
IOtt Colguti CltSspu. Mao ~ PhlIpS.
Genera Crutcheon anI 'Iptalr AYERS
or the board az cr'un .,r,. Jlh fpriiCdupn
OF the amy. witnessed Tie ttSt.
THE M,cmhs IN GOOD CONDITION.
Commodore selfriIgr and the .usrcc-
uou board returHei Ftn sew York t.
day. They reported lu .oyr"IrY Her
oct that th" Ma.h'o5 wIs 'oupl lu nearly
perfect condition. JnIt lCI roy were Suf-
raIantly well-driilaJ for Icu'' service, II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Mr. Wilson in Washington

uv,sHINGTON, u. c., Oct. 2s.-Con-
IMAM william l.. Wilson returned TO
Er,.bIngton this morning from his spe-
" a 'rsmpaign trip through West virginia
Sta' i.ft again this afternoon at 3 o'clock
he Eerkley Springs. W. Va. where he
lo5iu deliver an address tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
1be Democrats Elected N,yor

NEWPORT r. L., oct. 26.-The Official
count of the ballots cast in Wednes.
DAVIS city election shows the election of
Captain John Waters, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, Dy q majority OF
twenlY-slx.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
JUSTICE LAM4H HONORED.
Tho Eeintermert OF His Remains the
Occa.ion Of y Patriotic Denomination.

ONFORD. MISS, Oot l5.-Thc romans
Of the late Justice l.. q. G.. Lamar were
Inferred in 81 Peters cemetery here t.
day The funeral was the largest ever
seen I'm oxford Friends came from va
riDus places i'm the state and other States.
among whom wen many prominent men.
The town was drJped and all places Of
business closed. The public sch #pls and
female college marched i'm The procession
ju bodies. The procession was mile
I'm length and about 200 I-gpI- were pres
pnt. The services were conducted 10y Rev.
j. T.. Thomas, pastor OF the w. T. church.
Colonel Lamar was -INfy-eeyen years OF
age at the fine. Of liz death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
JUDGE WILLIAM u'INy BROOKS.

BIRMINGHAM. AnA., oct 26.-,Judge
William McLnn Brooks, one of the ablest
lawyers i'm Alabama. dted suddenly. OF
heart failure. at his home. on South High
lands. while at supper Tonight, AGED
eighty years lie was prpsllen, Of the
convention that withdrew Alabama from
tine Union. at wh IN convention such men
gs John +. Nor No. William l. Iancey
ald John Cochran were assembled. tie
was also a delegate 10 the Charleston con-
ycution I'm l>G1 He was native Of
South Carolina. F.r over half a century
De- has been IL leading and most successful
attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

et,u.A, oct. &-Adyices from Cabui,
~ date of October 10Th, state that
uiu uie Ameer was able at that time TO trans
tnt business. instead Of being dead man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
,,,h,r, Railway Earnings.

NEW YORK. Oct, S.TF9r tne nd n,sd
NJ Ocrober the Southern RailwaS ea'nop
an "a an increase Of $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
TRI4L or LIEUI. NOEIOy.
PFrronnel of the Court Martia'-Trinl ofthe
Hurst Gup-Other Naval News

WASHINGTON, d. c., oct 26.-The
naval court martial to meet at Mare
Island, Cal. Tuesday noon next and
try the executive and navigating officers
of the cruiser Adams, on charges pre-
ferred by Secretary Herbert Is com
posed of Captains Francis j. HiEsinson
and John j. Read Commanders Charles
Il. clark, Henry +. Nichols. Edwin Long
nccker, and George T.. Idr; Lieutenant
Commanders r. +. Gilmore. Robert 4.
Jasper and Franklin j. Drake, and Lieu
tenant Herbert l.. Draper Of the Marine
Corps, as Judge advocate,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
The Times Report Confirmed.

NEELEYVILLE, NO, oct 2G.--Chlef-of, ,
Police Flanahan, OF TINS ..,y' suPeCtru
when he read Of the capture OF MVrsan-
field one OF the Virginia tram roppeIr'
that he was really Charles y. hofssh,
Who has made ms home here WIN MS
Young wife for the past two years me
Chiefs suspicious were confirmed Dy W"
receipt of n photograph ot NolsohueIui
showing that he and Morgan are one @ @aii,'
the same person The train rohpet was
IN thp habit Of leaving his home foI
month or two at time. He departed the
lyst time nearly Two months ago, ana HOl
even his wife knew OF his whereabouts.
Stnrcy Denies Con essing.
\ special from Fredcrcksburs says:
Saalcy. the suspected tram rObher at
AQUA creek. Is I'm jail mere. re hHSS
he vas under arrest In the general Tlde
around the country within the last day
or so, chained by massive INKS a. i'Ilh,I-
ton. with Winchester rifles and uuliu's
pistols covering him all he tlme OK MS
travels. night and day. lie says he never
In question. as 20 either sl1rgaiield OF
himself; that the newspapers have made
a rainbow I'm their report oi Wnti ne hi7
said about his imprisoned travels through
stafford. Fauquler, ana 'diEertoh, a"d
other places along the hne,
Il came 10 Fredericksburg I'm hunt ot
work." he said. Il was disappointed i'm
that respect. Then | left for other nelds
WIN me same InouF'. IN i'lll'S w
newspaper men, / have stated that Mr..
Pinlosrton could answer all questions
about the matter. as | WAS under ar
rest, and legally advised that 1t was all
that | could say Of an intelligent nature.
have not claimed any Masonic. or other
protection Of secret societies. ] am under
arrest and expect all the protection OF
the law that belongs 70 every other per-
son under similar circumstances. / rely
upon the Law for my innocence or guilt.
and expect that 10 be established by the
verdict Of "A jury"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
.rccg.srrL orrnArIoN rEnFonMED.

PARIS, oct 26.-A dispatch from Liya-
dia says an operation OF thJracentecis
has been performed upon the car with
success. The releasing Of liquid matter
by puuctuTiUE has greatly relieved the
patients breathing and the pressure
around the heart. IL Is reported thar
Professor Lcydeu has declared that there
is no danger Of imminent collapse
ST. PETERSBUEG. oct. 2J.-The fol-
lowing bulletin was issued al II O'Clock
this morning
"The car slept fairly well last night
and his appetite this morning is 3ool
There are no somHOleut or cOnyul-lF-
SYMPTOMS The Oe1cma has increased.
This bulletin is signed IN regular man
ner, by the physicians IN Attendance upon
the Gar.
PRAYfRs FOR THE GAR ~ BERLIN.
BERLIN. oct 2G-The chapel pf the
Russian embassy was crowded TINS al
teruoou with distinguished persons, VINO
had been invited % attend special ser
vice for the purpose of Offering up
nrayers for the recovery Of the car
The EmperOr Of Germany was one or
,be earlier callers There were also
present Chancellor Won CapriH, count
Eotho zu Gutenberg, General Brorsart
Won Schelleudorff United states Ambas-
sador RmyOu. Messrs Jackson, Evans
and Veclaud. Of the United states En-
6assy and most Of the foreign ambassa-
dlrs and ministers. After the services
tha Emperor. looking very grave. had
long talk with Count Schouydlon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CASE.
Fight Among Lawyers Not Within the
Jurisdiction of the Court.

Fight Among Lawyers Not Within the
Jurisdiction of the Court.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-When court
opened in the Breckinridge-Poll
case Presiding Judge Bradley said: Il
notice the papers have laid out course
of procedure just outside the courtroom
after the court had adjourned Monday
evening which the court did not see
and which the parties concerned in it
regret as much as the court does. tits
net matter of which the court can
take judicial notice.
Ties, after q brief pause, Judge
Bradley proceeded: "There is another
matter about which deem it my duty
to speak. The court has received in
formation that some of the gentlemen
representing the defendant have come
into the courtroom ARMED. There is a
law for the punishment of the offense
of carrying concealed weapons, but
not as stringent as | wish it was This
is law abiding community, the courts
are adequate to protect citizens, and as
such conduct is uncalled for, it is most
reprehensible. II the court has in
formation adequate, he will see that
prosecution is begun in the police court
of the District"
The lawyers on each side denied they
were armed.
The bellgerent episode having thus
been closed Attorney Stoll for the de-
Tense was asking to be permitted an ar
gument in support of his motion to sup
press the dispositions taken the day be-
fore the trial, when Judge Bradley in
terposed: Il hardly think it necessary
as the court was about to decide in your
favor
The Judge excluded the dispositions
on the ground that they did not con-
form to the law, THAI they must either
be written by the department or by the
notary before whom they were taken,
as they were written afterwsrd by a
typewriter. An exception to the ruling
was taken by the plaintiff
The only witness introduced was
sister of charity from convent near
Cincinnati Her testimony was con-
corning the four volumes of Washing
ton Irving
Court al journed before her evidence
was completed.