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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
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vAeurNGTON. April 5.-rhe vlrslnla
tockev club has decided to race SIN uay
= week after the close OF the p'es. ~
".tno Nav 14th. II Is said tnat ,ne
eo,sne, will he continued under the ruleS
30 ,ha Western Turf Congress, the ia.
ter body having notified the nan .ss' tbat
the Virginia Jockey Clup tecen's 80
the meeting at st. Asaph couiu p' IA
Quoted under the Western ruies, 90
that a license could be granted Oh 49,
that the Virginia Jockey Club woul" ~
admitted 10 membership as soon d. Wv
traclx al st. Asaph had been ehiarse" ~
= nile course. That the track VIII DC e.-
larged is an established fact, put "ne'n-
or ~ will he done i'm the near tuturc .,
later on will entirely depend upon n.ia,
.so,,,ng ~ ali uartles interested IN the
Virginia Jockey CLUB. ,..,,o,,
What stand the Old Dominion JOCKEY
club will take should the 81 Asapn
me- ting he continued daily after May
1lth. could not be ascertained to-hisn''
President T. B. Jones postNey us
lining 70 express his opinion on the SUP,
iect as long as he had not Deeh nvs.''S =,
odicially by the Virginia Jockey CiuD OF Oh
the latters action. The agreemeh. al
at between the two associations III iIch-
mond. Va last January was 10 raoe ~, :,
alternate dates until further hou'Ie.
should. however. the Virginia Jockey
club insist on racing six days "een'
there is no doubt that the Old Dominion
Jockey Club will do likewise, and ,he
outcome will be a merry turf war III the
northern part of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

Contests for the Various Prizes Growing
iinsly-The Attractions


The Elks' big bazaar continues nightly
delightful entertainment programme is
always provided by the special commit
tee, OF which Captain Frank Cunning
nam is chairman. The attractions are
many ana varied. as every order Of taste
Is being catered TO.
The Ofiole Mandolin and Glee Club, of
which Harry Greener IL leader, made
some fine music during the evening. A
multitudinouT array OF articles Of value
and beauty will be raffied. The voting
contests are growing quite interesting
Mr.. Charles LOeiiler is leading in the
contest for the Elks' badge. Mrs. Chris
Evensen Is leading the gold-badge con-
test for the most popular married lady.
Master L. II. Seigel leads the gold-locket
contest for the most popular baby Elk.
Master John Pope Angle leads the race
for the bicycle 10 the most popular boy.
Miss Wise leads the contest for the bcy-
Gle 10 the most popular young lady. Lib
erty Council Junior order of American
Mechanics has entered the contest for
the flag There was dancing last night
from 10 10 IL O'Clock. and Will be nightly
hereafter during the continuance OF the
festival. Professor STEMS orchestra fur
nishes the music. The West-End Musical
Club Will render some choice music to-
night.
The handsome silver-handled umbrella
and billiard cue will be rallied tonight
at the fancy table. Mrs. Brazeal chair
man. All the season tickets have cou-
pom attached, which entities the holder
to chance at the organ, which VIII be
awarded at the close of the bazaar. There
will be a meetingi Of the bazaar commit
tee at 1880 o'clock tonight at the Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
CHARLOTTE'S BIG FIRE.
A LARGE WAREu0 USE COMPLETELY
DESTROYED,
Several storehouses Crushed In by Failing
WaiIs-The LOSES viii be s75,-
900 OF 100000.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. April 5-one OF
the severest fires in he history OF char-
iotte occurred this afternoon. The I'M
mense brick warehouse Of Sanders
Blackwood, on College street, was dis-
covered to be ablaze at $50 o'clock, III
the third story of the portion occupied
by the hardware department of Brown,
Wellington & Company. The room was
stored with wagons and wooden goods
The building could not be saved. ana
the fire broke out soon afterwards in
the part of the building occupied by the
cotton brokerage firm OF Howell. Orr x
Company which burned. as did also the
stores OF Harrison Watts, w. X. Burwell,
and H. G.. Springs.
The stores OF w. Brown, j. I. Scar
borough, J. A. Overcast. Southern Chem
ical Company, II G. Link, Field Bros,
X. A Duncan, W. n. Hoover. and the Of
fees of J. H. Sloan * Company, were
crushed i'm by falling walls
The fire leaped across the street several
times, and ignted saloons, and livery
stables there. but they were saved, with
but slight damage.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown. The
losses will be between $4,000 and 100000;
perhaps, three-quarters is covered by In
gurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
MR. PRTJCHfRD'S Views.
lie Seems Informed About North Carolina
Repnb Icg ms.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 2j.-Scna-
tor Pritchar6, of North Carolina, is in
the city for a day or two and will leave
tomorrow for Boston. where he will de-
liver speech at the Grant dinner Satur-
day night.
Discussing the situation I'm his state. he
said he believed the next National con-
vention would have the Golil Republican
delegation from North Carolina I'm favor
of Mckinley for President. although he
admitted that Reed had many friends
there. He believes Mckinley sentiment
is the strongest because the South needs
building up, and that can only be done
through the policy of protection. of which
Mckinley is the greatest living exponent.
Senator Pritchard also stated his belief
i'm the fact that North Carolina would
send "A delegation 10 the convention ready
to vote for free coinage. He did not say
whether he thought free coinage plank
would be put in the platform, but he Is
confident that the convention will do
something more than make the usual
perfunctory promise and that 1t will de-
clare in favor of enlarged and freer use
OF silver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

Preliminary Survey Commemorative Ex
rert~d Route.

Preliminary Survey Commence IN
rertsd Route.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April 20
Specialize proposed Northern Neck
Railroad Company began its preliminary
survey nv starting out to-day it's chief
engineer. William a. Hankins. and his
assistant, William Mcdonald. II Is ex-
rected that the route will pass by White
oak. Passapatansy, Comorn, King George
Courthouse, Shilo, Pomona, Potomac
Mills, Montross, and Warsaw.
MIR. wilkins Walker. OF Wide Water,
Stafford county. recently caught at one
haul $50 herrings besides other fish' III
took the seine hands from O'Clock In
the afternoon to IL midnight to dip the
fish out of the seine. and was the big
gest single haul ever known in the Po-
tomac.
MIR. Charles Herndon, member of the
banking nrm of Conway. Gordon d Gar
nett. has returned home much improved
In health from his recent travels
The combined Populsts and Republi-
cans OF Pert Royal district. Caroline
county, have nominated district officers.
Mrs. Jane Skinker, near Moss Neck,
Caroline county. has lost by fire her
stable. buggy and harness. and some of
her farming implements. With great diff
hculsy her horses were saved. Her dwell
ing caught at one time. but was put out.
The railroad commission of the Mayor
and six citizens. appointed recently 10
Investigate the status OF the proposed new
roads 10 the bay from the West Nir-
glnia line. has notified the general coun-
sci OF the Virginia, Fredericksburg and
Western road that the committee will be
glad TO receive any information In rcla-
ton 10 the pla1s and purposes of said
company. and It's ability to build the
said road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

Razors Get Out Of Sorts just the Same as
Human Beipes.

The customer moved uneasily in the
chair.
GIVE that razor a turn or two on the
strop." he said. at hurts my face"
The barber closed the razor and took
another.
81 cidn't know it was tired" he re-
marked as he proceeded TO freshen the
lather.
.sTired?" calculated the customer.
Eyes, sir. tired. or sick. responded the
barber. "A razor gets so, sometimes that
YOU can't do anything with H. iheh
some ba rbers say 1t is tired. while others
say II is sick. The weather seems 10
AFFECT them just like II does folks. IN
damp. chilly weather razors are liable 10
become good for nothing anytime. You
may hone and strop them all You please
but they won't take decent cutting edge.
When they get that way you've got TO lay
them away for awhile. You see, the edge
of a razor. when looked at under micro
scope. appears to be a fine saw. Wen.
the weather acts on these teeth, ana
when it's damp and chilly they get
scratchy. and then we say the razor is
tired. Sometimes nearly every razor In
a shop will be affected. and then we bar
bers get cussee by pretty near every Gus
toner we shave"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

Dlpwiddie Repub icsns Not 10 CosIesce
with the PopuIis's.

PETERSBURG. VA. April S.-Speciai.
The Republicans and Populsts OF DIN
wIddle county met at the county COURT
house to-day for the purpose OF fuslng
and deciding whether CT not they "oolu
,,,'r,,,atn candidates for the various coun-
40 offIces 20 be filed at the May ciectlon'
After a lengthy conferencoee)fld OUTSIDE
M the courthouse, the Republicans re-
fused 10 fuse with the Populists. TIE ia.-
ter held n meeting In the court-house,
end made the following nominations ior
county offices: For Sheriff. Bracie hasS-
dale. Treasurer, II. o. Robertson YIN
missioner OF the Revenue Dlstrict w.
III w. Balm; District No. 2, n. Nea'es'
commemorative Attorney, Charies W.
Harris. r..
county Treasurer, but he appeared be-
fore the meeting and asked that his name
he withdrawn. as he would not accept
the nomination. Mr.. Robertson was there
upon nominated. -.
AT their meeting the Republicans auop'-
cd 8 preamble and resolutions explaining
tho reason for not making nominauon%
The former asserts that lh vi.
opinion OF the meeting the present
election machinery OF Dinwidule Is 80
manipulated az to be impossible to OBJ
tain a falf count oi iiic '"''ON''
This Is the resolution;
s~rherefore, resolved, That we, the Re-
publicans in the county Of Dinwiddie. In
mass-meeting assembled. decline TO make
any nominations for county officers, leav-
ing the field 10 the Populists and Demo-
Gratis in the spring election
THE BELT LINE USED.
Some three or four freight trains passed
over the belt extension Of the Atlantic
Coast Line around Petersburg last night.
These are the first trains that have been
run over the road since II was built.
This extension leaves the Richmond and
Petersburg road at Swift creek, in Ches-
terrified county, and connects with the
Petersburg and Weldon road at Acres
siding. in Dinwddie county, a short dis
lance beyond the corporate limits. The
extension Is about six miles In length,
and is mostly OF trestle. At Swift creek
tower-house has been built. and an
attractive passenger depot is now In
course Of erection. On the upper floor of
the depot there is to be a telegraph office.
Rev. w. q. Starr. d. D.. pastor of
Washington NJ. f.. church, will
preach a special sermon on next Sunday
night. His subject will be, What Part
Can the Public Press Take in Shaping
the Morals of the Community"
THEIR NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE.
Tho Mason Telephone Company. OF
Richmond. has been awarded the con-
tract for putting in the exchange for the
Mutual Telephone Company, Of Peters
burg. 1t is expected to have the exchange
in operation by the LIST of July next. The
central office Of the company will be IN
the exchange building OH Bank street.
There Is some talk Of organizing a new
lodge of Odd-Felows in the western part
of the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

dark STYLES of crinkle Satteen, the
l2lkc. kind, for Sc. the yard.
10 patterns of the Wide, Battle-Ground
12ihc. Satteen for Lac. the yard
go yards in Remnants OF Yard-Wide
PIC Percale at 7-sc. the yard
100 Remnants of s, 10, and i2c. Satteen.
Cambria. Calico. and Crepe, &c; the yard
$50 Pure Silk Crepe and Twilied, Plaid.
and Solid-Colored Windsor Ties. they are
worth &c. to-day l2I2c. the yard.
I pair Rubber Braces. sold for Soc, to-
day 10c. each.
q Fcur-in-Hand Ties. made. of white
100 White p. X. Teck scarfs. worth Sc,
to-day lc each.
Just p Cientlemen's Laundered Shirts,
rial and well made, sold for 75c.: only 3
each. or 9 for 81.
Outing FIannels. worth l2Hc. whole
piece, remnants, 5l:c: ire yard.
PEARL Button, French-Neck Undershirts,
I'm few sizes, worth 75c.; TO close, 25c.
Mems 20c. Gauze Shirts, any size, lOc.
Small lot of Leather and Snake Skin
Card Cases. satin lined. Sc. each.
Bleached Table Damask, IS inches wide,
made of cotton, only 25c. the yard
5ia and "a Kid Gloves. 4-5utton and
musquetaire. regular 81 goods. only 10
Brocade Indias. In coIors: Striped surah,
5 shades and Figured Taffeta--all worth
over 75c.. but 1t isga broken lot. so zoe.
II your size IN Corset is IS, %, %. q.
or s.. so Sylvia Corset for 81 each.
A small lot Of SILK Remnants. sc. the
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
Another Assignment.

Mr.. b. A. Tyler. the owner of grocery
and liquor store at No. go west Cary
street, yesterday filed deed of assign
nent In the clerks office of the Chanccry
Court, transferring the st ock, etc. in
the store, to II. X. Pollard as trustee,
for the benefit of his creditors.
After the payment of the cost of the
execution of the trust the deed provides
for the following creditors in the order
AIMED:
First Slater. ayers & Co., S4i5.S4; J..
+. Tyler, of Henrlco county. S31l.17 Dor
rCwed money and So 80 open acc punt:
Sc 'ond. w. u. Brooks, of Louisa, So. 10.
Si5.1O; c. l.. Todd, S6S39: J. $. Moore
x Son, .7.59; w l. Taylor & Co.. si5;
w. Saelzer, sol 80: Ballard & Ballard,
SIG; Matthew Briel s29.Tl; Richmond
S;,615 Jacob Kirsh, s25i4; Hicks &
Howard Si3: w. +. Ford and Rowe
Brothere about SO each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

Only One Each Win at the Memphis, Nash
Vile aud Robv Tracks

''o ""' ts"pF lfdchS
MEMPHIS. April 25.-To-day was The
1lrst day since the meeting started that
the track has been sloppy at Montgomery
fark, but In spite OF this $500 people
DraNeu the weather and saw the races
the fields In each event being large. The
talent was again unsuccessful, as silva
was the only favorite to land the money
for them. A match race. with 81, 300
added. which was scheduled TO take
place to-day between Rey el Santa Anita
Henry Young, Cash Day, 70 Tambien,
and others was declared off on account
OF the weather. Summaries:
First race-selling. three-quarters Of a
mile. Barney Aaron, Jr. 900. c. Graham,
q TO - first, Francis Pope second Brown
Dick third. Time. l:19A.
Second race-half a mile.-Colonel Bar
rett ulj, {. Graham, 10 10 II first, Lalla
Rookh second, Fairy Dance third. Time,
Ola
Third race-three-quarter of a mile
Hayrack 007, Chorn, e. to ID first Miss
Norma second, Serada third. Time.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. of mile
Hodgson COG. A. Clayton. q TO u first,
Rouble second, Burrelrs Billet third.
Time, l:i7A.
Fifth race-fve-eighths of a mlle.-sIva
COZ. Chorn, TO u first Shield Bearer
second, Cyclone third. Time, 1OI2,.
Sixth race-mile and a half-Jim Henry
COL, Walker. ) to u first, Wauhatchie
second, Royal Prince third. Time. 2:3JN
THE FAvoRITEs BowLiD OVER.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April 25.-The at
tendance at Cumberland Park to-day was
not so large as usual, the weather being
threatening A light rain during the morn
ing settled the dust. but the track remain
ed fast. one favorite after another was
bowled over. Pittsburg, In the last race,
alone rewarded his hackers. Summaries:
First rdce-six furlongs.-Necedah (95,
A. Barrett. 8 to u first. George Miller
second RlackhaNk third Time 10
Second race, four furlongs. QlO,
Slaughter to u first. Rondo second For
get third. Tim, 40 "a.
Third race-selling, five and half fur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
THE TRIAL OF PANNILL.
CAPTAIN ADAMS THE FIRST WIT
NESS PUT on THE STAND.
Senator Daniel One of the Prisoner's Coun-
ssi-only Two Witnesses Exana-
tned Yesterday.

LyNCHBURC. VA. April q Special
Court was called TO oruer at 10 o'clock.
pannill was present. In company with
his wife. father and brother. Senator
John w. Daniel, having been previously
retained as counsel for the accused, was
IN the courtroom throughout the pro-
coed.ngs. The Senator evidently Is TAX
ing a deep interest In the case, paying
the closest attention to every remark ana
taking notes from time to time. Mcssrs'
Lee and Harrison were both present.
The Jury was empanelled. and as no ex-
ceutions were taken by counsel, they were
duly sworn. The rest OF the twenty
four Jurors summoned for service al the
United States Court were discharged ny
the Judge from further attendance.
Before the proceedings in the Panni'i
case were opened this morning. Mr.. Lee
stated TO the court that he feit some
what aggrieved at Mr.. Montagues re-
marks TO the effect that the stateheh.
made by Mr.. Long on his behalf dinered
from the statement previously maze 70
the court by himself. He had stated MS
nos,t,on 10 the court fully. Mr.. Monta-
que arose and disclaimed all Intention OF
rejecting upon MIR. Lee, upon which
statement made by him or Mr.. Long.
ME-. MoSrAouE's SUMMING UP.
The regular proceedings Of the case were
then taken up. ar Montague prlei-
,, stated to the jury the law in the case.
and briefly outlined the position which
the Government took. At the close OF
his speech. Major Daniel asked the DIS
trict Attorney II he took the ground that
overlooking was In Itself fraud. Mr.
Montague replied that Overwhelming was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
SPECIAL SALE
Of
Boys Suits.

TODAY you may have the
choice of all the lots of Boys
Short Pants Suits that have be-
come broken in sizes. We want
to gain time, so we're willing to
lose money. The present prices
ought to clear 'em out in a day.
There are not many of a kind
and most of 'em are single Suits,
What stronger recommendation
of their worth could you have
than that they've all been sold
except a few Keep two things
in mind-they're ALI Wool and
all stylish Spring Suits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
A Va in.a Io-Morrow.

on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
there win be a repetition of "The Tyro-
lean Queen" which was so successfully
presented at the Academy during the
preceding week This time the proceeds
are for the benefit Of the Old Dominion
Hospital, and the performance promises
to be even greater success than before,
as instead Of the former .ntermlssiOns,
there will be musical or vocal selections.
one of the latter a recently published
song by Mrs. Edgar Gum. of this city,
and sung by Miss lisa Smith. Every
child should see 1.-THE Tyrolean Queen.
as il is glimpse of fairyiand TO the
little ones. and will indelibly impress
Itself upon the memory of each one
present.
The admission for children will be the
popular prices-25, 30, and - cents; for
adults 20 and 10 cents.
There will be a rehearsal this afternoon
at 1870 at the Academy. Reserved
seats can be had at the Academy Satur-
day morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26

Basil Esslev. the Ne 70 Fugitive, supprse'
To be IA ralifax.


HOUSTON. VA. April 25.-Special.-
Last week witnessed quite an excitement
in the neighborhood of Scottsburs, this
county. The murder OF an old woman
by negro named Basil Easey VIII be
readily recalled. Upon due trial nc was
found guilty and condemned 20 be hung.
He escaped from prison and has for six
months or more been at large with re-
wards offered for his capture. Last week
a rumor came to this place that he had
been seen in ScottsDurg. his old home.
For two days that vicinity was diligent-
~ searched by the sheriff and a posse OF
men, but to no avail. " seen, he had
again eluded justice. The source of the
rumor was a colored girl, who had been
gent on a message 10 the home OF the
criminals aunt. where he formerly lived.
She returned greatly .excited and de-
clared that Basil Easley was sitting In
front OF she cabin fireplace when she
entered. and Immediately climbed up the
large. open fireplace out on the roof
and fed. Tracks OF barefoot printed In
chimney SCOT were found on the roof,
but have not thus far. as In the case OF
tracks found by Robinson Crusoe. led
70 the actual savage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
DURBANr KNEW MISS WILLIAMS.


BIRMINGHAM. ALA, April "a spe-
cial from Goodwater, Ala, says:
John Mitchell and George Kennedy.
Boys seventeen years old, undertook to
wreck the Sample Lumber Company's
leg train yesterday near Holins, Clay
county because the engineer refused TO
let them lie. They placed rocks, pieces
Of dry goods boxes. and cross-ties on the
track. They were captured and tried be-
fore Justice Robinson and bound over
They did not make the bond and were
sent to jail at Ashland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
BARS MUST BE PUBLIC.
NORFOLK's NEW LIQUOR LAW IN
OPERA IRON MAY FIRST.
Tipplers NUT stand Up TO the Esck ana
Drink OPP INTERCHANGEABLE No'n'-
nee at POI tsmouth.

NORFOLK. VA. April 25.-Work mas
begun with energy on the power mouse
of the Ocean View electric road.
switch has been laid on the Aetna Com
pany's land at lakewood. and about forty
men are at work.
all bar-rooms for which license to sell
liauor is granted to occupy front rooms
goes into effect. The law also requires
all screens, painted glass, etc, to be re-
moved
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
James ]. Johnston. of Norfolk. and Miss
Virginia Louise Wilkinson, Of Richmond,
to take place in Richmond April Uth.
ANOTHER SUIT.
Mrs. Mary Parker filed suit In the
Law and Chancery Court this morning,
asking 5000 for injuries received by fall
ing over an obstruction on Waverly
street.
PORTSMOUTH NOMINEES
The Democratic candidates selected at
the primary in Portsmouth are r. G..
Hutchins, city collector; J. w. Wood.
street inspector: f. +. Johnson. sanitary
Inspector; +. n. Grant, CLERK of mar
ket; j. +. Oyerton. keeper Of almshouse
f. $. Hope, physician to almshouse; j.
j. Dashield. keeper of cemetery; Charles
O. Woodlcy, serler of weights and mea5
sures The vote polled was small.
The police commissioners have com
menced a vigorous war upon disreputable
places here a woman was before the
police justice This morning and fined s5S
for keeping a house of the character In
dicated on South street. 1t Is said that
the ladies of the w. c. T. L. will make
Police officer Wynn present In appre-
citation of his activity in getting this
case before the justice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
Lnsflcr .lnhn,s Court.

Hvsa Duke, Alley Childress, William
Phillips ard Bernard BeCeUs, four boys,
we're charged IN the Police Court yester-
day with stealing the water and gas pipes
ouf of vacant houses M. PHI and 2lllis
east Broad street. owned by Mr. j. G.;
Brauer The case was continued until
i.ext Tuesday.
ccsts ~ cursing and abusing Sarah Cook.
The case OF Wilson Jackson (coloiedl.
charged with beating Charlotte Pollard,
was continued until to-day
An attachment was issued for Mary
Jane Ross (colOred). who failed to appear
on the charge of cursing and abusing
Mary Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
Ihrre Committees Called

Three meetings OF Council committees
were called for last evening. The Com
mittees on Water and Second Market
failed 10 secure quorum.
The Committee on Health considered
the report of .he subcommittee In re-
caro- TO certain reforms In the health
department. Ii recommends that thir-
teen men be dismissed from the force.
The rerort was finally laid over until
next Thursday evening. when the core
man Is TO give his views on the cues
ton. Certain repairs we're ordered 10
the city jail.
Another EFFORT TO secure quorum OF
the Water Committee will be made this
evening at 1850 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-26
Ifenrico News,

c. f. Havstack and Marinda b vnlan
doth colored) were arrested and brodSh~
before County Magistrate Vincent yes
terday on the charge of trespassing en-
The land CT the John Il. Davis estate.
rhey were fined s. and costs each.
Little Mary Catherine Whitlv will be
adopted by Captain ID. j. Anthony. Mary
in the house of a negro woman named
Roy. Everybody who knows Captain An
thony speaks in the highest terms OF
him, and are unanimous In the Dehef tnat
no better home could have been secured
"a r the LITTLE Waif.