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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

STANTON. VA. Sept 3o.-Special.-
The proceedings Of the supreme Court
of Aipcals to-day were as follows.
Bumgardner, &c. against Mccue's cred
itors. Further argued and submitted.
HulVcy against Hulvcy From Judge
McIaughlin's circuit Counsel for appel
Tents. Mtssrs. 9. e. ROLLER and MarZ,
for appellees. J. +. Roller. Fully rgccd
and submitted.
SEafer Il Thcmpkns against Oh es1-
peakc and Ohio Railway Comp my. From
Judge MrI.aughln's circuit. submit 'ed
on briefs Counsel for appel lnts. 'etcheT
y Letchor; for appcllees Messrs Parish
ana Robertson.
Rudolph Rumgardner and Y. Peyton
Brown analih,l 10 pracNoe m this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
SLAPPED HER ESCORT.
4 JEALOUS GIRL CREATES 4 SCENE
~ 4 STREET car.
She Pulled His Hair Toc--A Rival beh"'y
at the Bottom of the Trouble
OF Course.

How much trouble jealous woman
can create was illustrated Sunday alter
noon on one of the Forest Hill cars.
Persons who went to that popular re-
sort noticed couple strolling about the
grounds. The girl was exceptionally pref
IS. Sho had golden hair and sky-olue
eyes. and the beautiful. creamy complex
ION that sometimes goes with such eyes
and hair Her companion was TAN,
stylish young fellow, as dark as the SRI
was fair.
RIy,r oS TUX sc,SF.
She was talking earnestly TO him. but
his thoughts seemed 20 bee wandering as
well as his eyes, and his pretty COM
paniOn soon rotlccd that he was FUR
lively watching the mOvemeats OF
handsome brunette in another part OF the
grounds.
Then the trouble began 70 brew The
girls blue eyes became dark W al angcn
and her shapely Little hands began 10
twitch spasmOdically, indicative OF de
sire 20 faster themselves In the raven
tresscs Of her dashng rival.
All unconscious OF thes indications OF a
CO. ming storm. the luckess young man
continued 20 carry ON his little hirtat on
IN which he was soOa aided and abetted
hv the brunette beauty. This continued
20 board a ear 20 take his blonde COM
panion home her wrath had reached the
hoiing-ovcr point. and the passengers
were treated TO a. jaw-bONing and hair
pulling seance, little out OF the usual
run OF events on an electric road.
ToXtD rs JiWs-
As soon as the car started on its home
ward run the bluo-eyed beauty began to
pour hOt-shOt into her escort for his
conduct at the park. He endeavored 10
Justify himself In every way possible. but
the longer the conversation continued the
more wratlful the young woman became
ard she finally gave HIN box on the
jaw that sent his hat flying from the car,
and followed IL mp with q volley OF cults,
first on one side. ana then on the other.
Then she varied the performance by pull
iuE ont "a few handsfui Of hair.
This continued 10 the great amusement
of some passengers and annoyance of
others until the car reached Seventh and
Main. whore the couple algbte4. Their
names could not be ascertaincd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

TEDFORD CITY. VA. Sep. ?0.-Spe-
c.ai-Wave Booicy. son of James \. Doc
lev. attempted suicide Saturday afternoon
with 32-caiibrc pistol. The bali entered
iret above the right ear and Glanced up
ward. prodpcrgr only a slight scalp wound.
Noing Dooley had been drinking heavily
Of late and had left hCme on account OF
some imaginary wronS, aud was stop
ping with W. 49, Lockarl. near Peaks
vile. when he attempted the rash act
lie WIS LIomght hoLne SUNNY alloInOon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

The committee appointed some limo ago
10 arrange for the mass-meeting I'm the
interest Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION held "a meeting in the p3rlor
of the Association building yesterday az
terncOn. Rev. Or. William r. catcher
presided. and the matter was thoroughly
discussed. II was finally decided 90 sub-
mit the whole subject to the Ministerial
Union. I'm order 10 interest The different
ministers and churches i'm the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
4 coloRlD uiNIsrER fRREsTED.
The Charge an Ugly One, but There Is
some Doubt About His Guilt.

ORANGE. VA. Sept. -Spocial-Nil
liam McMcndOws. negro M Mister, living
near Nagou's Station. if this cOIaty. was
ouent before a MAGISTRATE here to-day
charged with criminal assault upon a
girl eleven years old Of hs own race.
There seems to be very lttle excitement
ahout n MS tlere IS some doubt as TO
the truthfulncss ~ the charge The pi ,s-
on,r waived an examination. ana was re-
ulandod TO ia.l 10 await the ACTON Of the
grand jury, which meets at the october
rsf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
SILEM fGiIN mr..
The Entire istrict Goes for Local Option
by Largely Increased Maioritlrs.

SALEM, VA. sept. Specialize
local option election passed or quietly
to-day. Considerable interest was mani
tested and the drys carried the entire
district by large ma jOrtics.
Ito whole number Of totes cast So the
town OF Salem were S7-drys, 0%; vets,
ma Ority for drys, 36l.
only one precinct i'm the district 70
hear from. which will not materially
change these figures.
TWO years ago the same district went
dry by II majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
nnmncrnfic Committees nendmnriers.

The city Democratic Committee has
established permanent hoadqI'rt Prs at
the Poulatan Clubhouse ard. beginning
this morning, W.ll have man ln charge
90 answer questions and give all neces-
sary Information I'm regard 10 the APP
preaching election. A good many persons
called there yesterday 10 inquire about
transfers. &c, but fond no one there
This, however, will not bee the case again,
and all information will be pr0pmry
given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
THE VALLEY MUTUAL
IT RITNStRID ms RIMS ISil
MINIS BN ASSIGNMENT.
The Company did Large Business. but
Its Liabilities Were Much larger han
Its Receipts Tho Baldwin Pair.

STAUNTON. VA. Sept. a9.-speclal.-
The Valley Mutual Lifc-insurance COM
pany assigned to-day. and relnsured IT,
risks in the National Life. Hartfopa. conn.
IL was an assessment company. organized
in 1873. Its FIRST president was Hon. A.
II. II. Stuart, aud 1t did large bust
ness. II assigns TO J. d. Clothler. az
sistant SECRETARY OF the company. con-
veying all It's personal and real estate.
valued at $1,000. without preference. IL
reiusured before assignment.
The semi-anual statement June goth.
reported losses for six months. Yll.s.5.
receipts. s77.739. -. ana and aggregate
un,t,id losses. Nt2.ss. December 80.
1856, the insurance In force was Sl1.lN3. 80.
In force June %. lN0 ylN.32l. death
losses In five years SlitO. collections
S77i.T76.12 paid on losses. Ssl sos. show
ing that all collections nave been paid
over and above 5000 taken from the
anruals.
There IS general regret here that this
old company has been forced 20 tho wall
By adverse circumstances.
ruF nDrwIV FAfn
The stockholders OF the Baldwin Dis
trict Fair AssOcistlCn removed the old
directory to-day and elected new diroe-
tors. as follows. Lewis Harman. $. n.
Bell. G.. Il. Conner, J. y. Mcfarland.
W. +. Smith, Hcber Ker, J. W. Todd. ,.
W. Churchman. J. Frank Clemmor, and
G.. Alex Mowry.
The Baldwin Association viii not have
an exhibit this year. Tho only fair eS-
hibit will be by tie Virginia Livestock
Association, October 18th TO 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
MIR. gHIrEHEiD RESIGNS
A. City Passenger Agent, and ~ s"''e'"'"
Mr.. y. 4. Horton.

Mr.. s. c. whitehead city PASSENGER
agent Of the Southern Railway. having
resigned his position with that com
Many to take effect october list. the
Southern viii be represented here by Mr.
J. {. Horton. city passenger agent; Mno
has for several wears acceptabiy hhed
similar position in Lynchburg.
Mr. Whitehead VIII engage III a nnUli,,,
line OF business IN this city. purlnE
his connection with the southern kaliWaiH
DE made many warm friends, VINO VIII
wish him well in his future WORN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

POLLARD-Died. AZ the residence OF
rer daughter. iu2 east Twenty-second
erect. Manchester. on Monday az go
p. NJ. Mrs DIS MA Pol LAIsI.
Funcial at 3 i. ". WLDNl.S DAY from
First Baptist church tcoloredl. FRIENDS
ard relatives invited 10 attend:
New Jersey and Connecticut papers
please CODY. .--.-.-
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therefore. concluded among the politicians
in Washington that the prospect OF 'ne
Iowa man arr growing 3fihht'r IN
those OF he other candidates. WIN ihe
ssible exception Of Harrison, arc Hot lth-
.pNlr2.
It is one Of the hopeful indications OF
the times that re differences AMONG t"c
T. publican leaders ana Republican "a
tons ere daily increasing is intenuty.
ana are preparing the way Tor Dein)eIdns
success In loi ia a manner whlcn 'ouii
hardly have been hoped for a le" ihohihs
az
Notwithstanding the shrewdness OF the
mar gers and me provcri.al ohe Hence
81 the rank ana tile Of the Repl Jli,au
party. the conditions within ihai eat
are such 'hat 10 Is extremely ipunifu III
a complete recOnc iation can be eIecteh.
PIC miuent Republican member or con-
gre.s from New York told tre CORE
spondcnt Of The Times today th@t $" Dig
ter is the feeling IN certain quarters an
New York against Platt that the slccc
Of the party this fail VIII result 'i ii
certain defeat next yer.
Nothing. IN the 0r, ni0n u tbs b..
man can produce harmony but deicat
~ The state ELECTION. ana; even lh ,'
!iatt romains IN the ascendency. u rQund
90 MAKE tho outcome next year exceeding
IS doubtful.
pTrsoVAis.
Representative Jones was IN Wishing
ton to-day and visited several o. the
Government departments IA the interest
of various constituents He VIII leave
for Baltimore tomorrow, Spd Will re-
turn 20 his home direct from that city.
Among the gentlemen from Richmond
registered at the hotels to-day were IT,.
J.. Tupper and g. r. TalcOtt.
r. r. Hewitt. Of North Carolina, Is
also in Washington.
Ike onsfessman Bum, or Nortn ,a.o-
lima. is here 10 conclude arrangements ior
the formation Of q coparinership with
Judge Richards and eN-Congressin
To1pr. Of Ohio. TO conduct general NV
business in this city Tne style OF the
firm ls Richards. Bum. and Toicr.
William r. Williams. cf North caro-
| lima. son ~ Colonel II. q. Williams, or
the House Document Room. died a. Round
Hill. Va. ON THURSDAY Young Mr.. VII
liarlc had hoon enonding the summer IN
1.ordoun county. where De made many
| friends. who showed every respect po7sl-
| be on the occasion of the burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
Pickett Camp.

only routine business was transacted
.. pickett Camn last night Sc gcral ap-
ulicatiOns for membership were received.
rartafn lakewood historian Of The
camp. read an interesting article on the
hattie OF gettysburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

The Kloine Journal OBerhm asserts That
the immediate resignation OF VI. dc Mliie
Russian Minister of Finance. is assured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
H
TfT.fL M MN ~.
Miss Ia "a Earlssdale, of Halifax, Thrown
from u Eurpv Another Lady Hunt.

from n Enrgy Nnothcr INDY H"1f'
LYNCHBURG, VA. Sept. ca fatal
runaway accident occurred Sunday IN
Halifax county. ten mil.s west of Brook
neal Miss Laura Barksdale. dausnl,r
of the Rev. Albert Barksdale' was XIII
ed. ane Miss Annie McIgor was seriously
hurt. being dragged over the ground for
Iiei-lIlna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

Orioles Celebrate the Last Day by Defeat
ing the Giants.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o.-The closing
game I'm this city only attracted go peo-
pie. Notwithstanding that the Champions
were o0nosci 10 the New Iorks. The
home team led for four innings. but they
could not keep pace with ihe lasl laH.
.Of the visitors and ln their MN ana
sixth innings the Baltimores scored seven
runs. Score. }. II. j..
Baltimore ...........I 0002400-
Batteries: Rusie and Farrell; GARRISON
and Clarke. Called on account OF dark
ness.
PHILADELPHIA. 10. nEooKLYN. ..
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 30-Pniladel-
phia defeated Brooklyn this evening in Il
tcn-inniug game which concluded the sea-
SON here. Less than ono thousand per-
sons shivcrcI throughout tine contest.
| The visitors tied the score d. tlt hhin
hy heavy battling. and Hamilton scored
tine winning run for Philadelphia ON bis
base on balls and Dclahanty's double 4,
PHILADELPHIA ....2O32o02O11-lO Il 3
Brooklyn ...03O00O1 % l3 .
Batteries. Taylor and Grady. kennedy
and Grim.
WASHINGTON. 10. s. nosToS 7, 10.
WASHINGTON. Sept 3o-The season
was closed here to-day, with two games
between Washington and Boston 10 was
too cold 20 play ball. and the errors mace
were cxcusablc. Mcclure was presented
Eith "a silver tea service on account OF
his having received the majority Oh
votes for the most popular player. sell
bach ard Boyd. who VIII Dee married next
month. were given rehly-mounttd CLOCKS.
The second game was called a. the end
NJ the eighth inning on account oi dafH-
ness Bannon was injured in the first
game. Attendance, 2ly1.
Scores. n. a. f..
Washineton .......O3OOo52 5O-l5 Is 2
Boston .............o 00o23ee o. .
Batteries, Boswell and Mcclure, SWEETS
aud Camel.
tSocoul camel. r. "A. H.
WASHINGTON ....I 200O122-S n $
Boston ........... + ie01 % 90 le B.
Game called on account or darhh,7s.
Batteries: Moiesworth and McGlirei
Dolau and Ryan.
GAyrs pLtTrD SUNDAY.
At Louisville: Louisville. -; Cleve-
land. Sc
Al Chicago: Chicago, .: Cincinnati, !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01
HOW % YOU LIKE THE FIT?

You can't help tumbiins head oyer ears
in love with our NEW FALL OVER
COATS. II love isn't too strong a term to
use In such a connection.
They're not particularly good In one
respect and dencient In others. they're
particularly good in an. Just try ono ~
them. They'll see YOU through. another
fall will come befgre YOU want another
Fan Overc0at We've displayed some
pretty good things On this line Ia pre-
vious years. but never vet have We had
the pleasure Of Offering anything that
quite comes up 10 the present styles We
offer
YOUNfAN's and other standard makes
I'm HATS. We pride ourselves on having
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-01

But while the AID Of these two eastern
bosses is likely 10 prove a deirment 10
Mr.. Reed. il is believed that IL viii prove
q sufficient factor IA the fight To prevc III
the nomination of Mckinley. There can be
10 question that with the Rms aAt me or
the Republican party. Mckinley is very
popular. but the politicians are against
him. and the fact that he represents the
single idea OF excessive protection-an
idea which has been thoroughly cApioaed.
would tend To make him weak canai-
date before the convention and much
weaker one before the country Ia tlle
event Of his nomination.
Selpf : allison urs .ienlt Gel tIta ~
~. fsrlff n the direction OF excessive
nrotection. ard. as the pIblir unq'Isst!ou-
ally agree with him in this matter. his
s;and Is likely to be 4 popular one. II Is,
The Washington times., 1895-02-19
MRS. BABsoK A TROJAN.
East Washington Gave Her Canyasser
81 ,243 for the Poor.

East Washington Gave Her Canyassers
81 ,243 for the Poor
Mrs. J. W. Babson. chairman of the East
Washington district, makes the following re-
port in regard to the contributions from East
Washington to the central relief committee
fund:
District No. 1. Rev. W. Parson, chairman,
SIS; district No. 2, Dornin Ellis, chairman,
S79.65; district No. 8, Benjamin n. Needs.
chairman, S53.05; district No. 4. William H.
Richards, chairman, no report; district No. 5,
A. I. Stuart chairman. S1l7.9 80; district M. g..
B. Louis Simpson, chairman. S36.2 25; district
No. z, Mrs. NJ. Sutherland, chairman. SIS. .05;
district Nos DR.. W.B French. chairman, $50 80;
district No. g. Charles A. Williams, SS6 GA:
district No. 10, John T. Freeman, S159 rs;
district No. IL, W.. "A. Croffutt. S122.6O dis
trict No. y, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mitchell, SI07 SO:
district No. IS. Thomas W. Smith, $40. go;
district No. II. J. w. Whelpley. S41. 55; dis
trict No. Is. DR.. A. Patten, S49. 90; district
No. 16, DR.. ID. Olin Leech, $50. co: district No.
II, Mrs. Ida Z. Miner, S41.07; district No. 1S,
William Donaldson. 1920; district No. 10.
Jay B. Smith, S5070. Total, 81, ,24367.
All of which has been turned in and re-
ceipted for by John B. Wight. chairman of
the canvassing committee In addition to
the above l,046 contributions of fuel, includ-
ing two OF one ton of coal each, groceries,
etc, have been made. Mrs. Babson desires
10 tender her thanks to the 143 canvassers
who, under the direction of the chairmen of
the sub-districts, so willingly and faithfully
canvassed the whole territory of this large
district during the very inclement weather.
The Washington times., 1895-02-19
FriedIander & Bro.
Cor. 9th and E SITS. N. w.
NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER HOUSE
NAPOLEON BEFORE THEM.

Distinguished Audience Attended Hon.
Gardiner G. Hubbard's Lecture.
A fine lecture was delivered by Hon. Gardi-
ner G. Hubbard, president of the National
geographical Society, yesterday afternoon
at Columbian University, on "The story of
Napoleon" The audience was composed of
the best of the literary and scientific world OF
Washington.
The lecture was finely illustrated by means
OF stereoptican views OF many engravings
relating to Napoleon, in the possession of
Mr.. Hubbard. The rapid but thorough
sketch OF the hero of Austerlitz was drawn
with a master hand.
He told OF the origin OF Napoleon. of his
mother, from whom his talents were inherited,
and to whom he gave sincere and worthy de-
yotion. The boy Napoleon at school. poor. but
proud and naughty; the recommendation of
his teachers that he would make a good
sailor: the story of the early love affairs,
particularly of the young object of his affec-
tions, who married Bernad, and whose de-
scendants are now the rulers of all Sweden,
these points of the Corsican's early history
were wildly presented.
Then the consul. with almost unlimited
power; the husband of Josephine, whom he
loved devotediy; the victorious general seiz-
ing the flag and bearing il across the bridge
of Lodi in Il storm OF shot and she'll: the mo-
notony OF Paris which weighed on him like
leaden mantle;" his burst OF eloquence at
the foot of the pyramids; his fearless visit to
his plague-strIcken soldiers during the Egyp-
tan campaign; his coronation as Emperor;
his exile and death at st. Helena-in all
brilliant portraitUre OF the greatest general
was given by Mr.. Hubbard.
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AS AN ESCORT TO COL. TANNER
Union Veteran Legion Appoints a Com
mittee of Seven 10 Act.

Union Veteran Legion Appoints a Com
mittee of Seven 10 Act.
Al the regular meeting OF Encampment. No.
50. Union Veteran Legion last night, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
THAT this encampment attend in a body
the next annual encampment of the order at
Buffalo, n. Y. as an escort to the national
commander, and that there shall be appointed
a committee of seven comrades, whose duty
shall be to provide ways and means, trans
portation, and all matters pertaining to the
excursion as such escort
Col. Tanner appointed the committee, as
follows: Comrades W. R. Peddle, r. S. Yed-
der. Dennis O'Conner, Charles L. Troutman.
H. G.. Birmingham, W. D. Mack, and ]. H.
Hendrix.
Invitations were received from Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey, president Legion of Loyal
Women, to attend Japanese tea to be given
at the residence Of Miss Clara Barton on the
night of Washington's Birthday. from to Il
p. M; from the Department of the Potomac,
G.. A. r., to attend the entertainment TO be
had at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church upon
the same night; and another delivered in per-
son by Col. Shannon. of Encampment. No.
Ill. to attend Its entertainment on the same
night at its hall, No. 316 Pennsylvania ave-
nGe. All the invitations were accepted with
the recommendation that as far as possible
the comrades take them all in.
The chaplain recited in an admirable man.
ner Bret Harte's incident of Gettysburg en-
titled John Burns,' and after a number OF
war stories the campment adjourned until
next Monday night at 1880 D. N.
The Washington times., 1895-02-19
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT-JUsTIcE HAGNER - Pro-
ceedings in estates as follows: Francis A.
Simons; will fled William III. Gates; will
filed and proved; petition OF widow for pro-
bate filed. james W. Ellis; assent for next
OF kin filed. Charles Thompson: order ap-
pointing Thomas Z. McArdie administrator
Laurence Fleming; will fully proved. David
Hagerty petition of Annie v. Hagerty for
letters Of administration filed.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-JUsTIcE BRADLEY
Johnson VS.. Meriwether; verdict for plainfif,
$500 The Gotschalk Company vs. Han
lon; Judgment by default. Morgan vs. Phil
lips; judgment on verdict for plaintiff for
SOC. 80 and interest and S38. so costs. Hodge ys,
District OF Columbia; time for fling amended
bill extended ten days. Moran VS.. Shoe
maker; juror withdrawn; non-suit by plain
tiff. Hendly Il Biggs vs. Jones; motion for
new trial filed. United States vs.. Robert
Boyd and w. II. Slater; jury respited. Smith
VS.. Hopfenmaier; judgment on verdict for
defendant for costs In the will of Katie
Hutchinson Olmsread; new trial granted and
Judgment against Linda Hutchinson Webb
for 1853. 70 costs ON courc of appeals, and as
per mandate andlS IS. so for record.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 2--JUs BINGHAM
Burgess vs.. Thompson; security for costs in
twenty days by plaintiff ordered. Berry vs..
Robinson; ordered on sie. Rykers VS.. Lans-
burg; ditto. Simmons VS. Fry; ditto. Burg
judgment in certiorari sustained Casey vs.
District of Columbia; ditto. Denison vs.
District of Columbia; ditto Sellhausen vs.
District of Columbia; ditto. Ryan vs.. Dis
trict of Columbia; ditto. Collins vs.. District
of Columbia; ditto. Schoenborn VS.. District of
Columbia; ditto. Weaver vs.. District of CO.
lumbia; ditto. Pfeging vs. Blackburn; jury
respited. Bliss Vs. District of Columbia;
amended judgment in certiorari.
EQUITY COURT, DIVISION No. 1--JUsTICE
Cox-Wheiess vs. Wheiess; testimony before
w. II. Smith ordered taken in seyenty-nve
days. Smallwood VS.. Mccartney; demurrer
overruled. with leave 10 answer in ten DAYS.
Brown ys. Lyon; motion to compel COM
plainant 10 testify in District of Columbia
overruled. Van Riswick VS.. Casey; demurrer
sustained, with leave TO complafnants to re-
new application. 0rme vs. Benton; decree
fixing priorities and for sale in default of
payment. -.4yeAt--,
EQUITY CoUET. DIVISION No. 2-JUsIIcE
HaaNER--Franz vs.. Franz; rule to show cause
returnable February q, 1895. Wager ys.
Wager; divorce granted.
CRIMINAL COURT. No. 1-JUsT1oE Nc
CoMAs-Henry W. Howgate; embezzlement
and forgery; iu-y respited.
CRIMINAL Court, No. p JUSTICE COLE
Frederick Boston, larceny from the person;
verdict guilty. John Dyson. perjury; case
nolle prosequi William Dixon, larceny from
person; verdict guilty.
The Washington times., 1895-02-19
COMMITTEES WILL BEGIN WORK.
Meetings Called for To-day and To.
morrow at the Board of Trade.

Meetings Called for To-day and To.
morrow at the Board of Trade.
The special committee, Mr.. r. Goldschmid,
chairman, of the board of trade, appointed
recently charged with the investigation of
telephone rates in the District, is about to
enter upon its labors.
A meeting has been called for this after
noon at o'clock in the board of trade rooms.
Ames building. 1t is not known how long
time will be required for the committee to
gather material for report which shall be
comprehensive. and at the same time just to
all interests involved, but there has been no
delay in getting to work.
Gas and electric light rates will also COM
mand the attention of another special COM
mittee of the board, of which Mr. J. 81.
Ralston is chairman. This committee will
hold its first session in the board rooms We'd
nesday at O'Clock m.
Nothing definite has yet been determined as
10 the procedure of this committee, pending
The coming meeting. but tits believed to be
the intention to collect sufficient data to- en-
able the compilation of report which will
be solid basis for such recommendations as
the committee may deem wise TO submit at
the conclusion of their task.