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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18
CATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED

.CATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED
sith LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a.
they cannot reach the seat Of the
disease: Catarrh is a Blood or ooH-
StitutiUnal direasp, and 10 order to
cure It yoe must taxa iptesna! Gem
edies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
iuteFHsiiy, aud acts directly on The
blood sna mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrb Cure is no. gGack rneAic;rp.
It was prescribed by One of the best
physicians in THE country FOE years.
and is q regular p escriptioo. Il j.
composed ofthe beat TONES known,
combined #itb the best blood pur
ifers, acting directly 90 the mncou-
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two Ingredients is what produces
sneh wonderful resnls in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free
T. j. CHENEY l. Co, Props
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c'
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18

Tie u. >. UOVE reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO all Others.
There seems to be quite a diff
ference of opinion among our
citizens as to the propriety of
giving the Washington ball.
I've are under obligations to
our friend, Don Celestin Jagou
Tor a sample of some delicious
sansages from the Esperanza
plantation. Thanks.
All business has been suspended
during the cold snap, but now as it
is about over You can take fresh
start by securing a policy the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of
New York at once. Call on Mac
kay.
The district court tried two
cases this morning, which are
as follows: Gertrudis Martinez,
for theft of money, two years
in the penitentiary: Juan Jauri.
assault to murdee, verdict not
guilty.
Doha Josefa Cantu, widow Of
the late Don Victor Garcia,
died Saturday at an advanced
age at Ell Barranco, in this
county and was buried at Ma
ranio on yesterday. The ven
cradle lady was an aunt Of our
commissioner, Don Narciso
Cantu.
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pang of New York issues a policy
that every year becomes more valu
able. You are not risking the
money invested, but it is held in
trust, and Is returned to you with
oil the denominations at the dis
tn6ution period, or you have the
option Of taxing pail-up policy a:
that time.
The steamship Clinton came
inside the bar at 6 o'clock last
evening, and at once commenced
llghtering. She will sail from
Bra7os for Morgan City on
Wednesday, connecting train
leaving here at 9 a. m, same
day The Clinton brought no
more freight from Galveston,
Ou' took on a number of pack
ages of express.
The following cases were be,
lore Justice Miller this morn
ing before whom they had their
examining trial: Eulogio Que
'edo and Sebastian Chuedo.
shafged with theft of cattle.
O'una over in the sum of $3.50
eleA' Pedro Treviho, robbery.
OOund over in the sum of $3.50
jury. ''
w. Within the next ten days a
Wedding in high life will take
, Place in Matamoros the parties
Oslag Mr., Ricardo Benevendc
sla Mrs. Lydia Chapa. I'm
4salatsly after the ceremony
=, @aey will go to Monterey where
p saey viii reside with Or. Nc.
~ M Of the Mexican Army
'a q relative Of HISS Caa2a
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18

4 GENTS WANTED TO REP re-
a SENT Us IN this territory. 10
take meas res for Snits to order. G"Cd
chance for a live man, For further
particulars write, giving eXuerir'.' T
any. Hart &UberLdorf, Tailor
ct ~ Quincy, Chicago, III.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18

Among snow reports in Sa-
turday's issue THE HERALD
failed to mention a brilliant
snow battle which came off Fri
day night at Fort Brown be
tween Troops G and K. The
two troops built Notifications
of snow and had a regular
battle, the snow balls flying
furicusly for some time. 1t was
splendid fun-and the rarest
sort ever enjoyed on the Lower
Rio Grande.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18

The Mutual Life Insurance Com
paay paid out for the week ending
January 18th. 1895, in death claims
S29t,730.02, and in matured eDdOw-
men.s gs9,320.77.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18

Our farmers are jubilant over
the late freeze and snow, as the
forst and moisture will loosen
the soil more than any amount
Of working could do, besides
killing the cut worms and other
pests buried in the ground.
Prospects for a good crop are
better than they have been for
many years past. Good times
are coming again.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18
ABOUT TOWN.

ut has thawed.
The mail passed the Sauz at
b o'clock this morning.
Henry Putegnat has a posi-
lion as clerk in the postofice.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wor.6s r"'' Sichest APard-
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Hesse
leave for Austin on this steamer.
Miss PAMELA Belden has re-
lowered from her late indisposi-
ton.
There will be a dance at the
opera house tonight given by
the Young Sociables.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18
STATE OF UHIU, CIry OF .oLEDo,
LUCAS County, s.

FRANK j. CHENEY mskes cath
that he Is the scnior partner of the
iirm of T. J. CHENEY az Co., do
ing business in CITY OF Toledo,
County aud State aforesaid, and
thst said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each aud every csse of CATARRAH
lhrt cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CArARRAH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before ne and subscrlt
ID in my presence, this 9Th day
IF December a ID. 1899.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-18

Ilnliss C4tarrh Cure ia taken inter
aally aud acts directly on the blood
aud mucnms snrfAaes "f the system
Send tor Testi.nonislss, tree.
.FJ.CHENEY & Co, Toledo, q
~ Soid uggi6'si T7c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

Ii IL Formally Turned over 20 the Military
by the CITY Authorities.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ines herd a called meeting al the cavalry
arfnorv Yesterday afternoon al CLOCK
for f6e purpose Of turning over the
armory To the cavalry regiment: lhe
following members were present .aessts'
Lpps chairman. Grimes N.iSt, Icy,
ana King Colonel Charles Euker or the
Firet pSein,eut. was on hand. and 80
,,ss 81 committee OF the stuart Horse
Guard headed by Captain EI j. Euker.
10 accept the building.
Colonel Cutshaw. tho CITY Engineer
explained how at nrst ine sum OF SUD
had been appropriated by the Council
for the building Of an armory for the
stuart Horse Guard. The estimates. ac-
cordinQ, to the plans submitted. proved
10 Zoe too high. and ii became necessary
TO cut on: thc plastcring. steam heating.
the appropriation. Later on additional
appro1riatiOns OF $500 and $50 had 10
~ nude TO put Toe building in It's pres
Ont condition. while the building was
planned only ior the stuart Horse Guard.
an ordinance was subsequ nty adopted
ture was 10 be fitted Up Tor the First
Regiment Cavalry. and rooms were pro-
vidcd for two troops and Tor headquar-
ters
The ordinance under which this work
was executed was then read by Clerk
Frank T. Bates. and the building was.
under this ordinance turrol over on be-
fgif Of fnc rfiN lrv cClCuo CutShaN 10
Colonel Charles Eukcr. commandant OF
the First Regiment Cavalry. In doing
so Colonel Cutshaw made a neat speech.
and wound ND by saying that the com
mttee as wen as the Council. had done
all In their power 20 meet the wants OF
the cavalrymen. Their commander. who
was an old Confederate veteran. and had
served under General Stuart. was SUIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
old Junk vIthou, license. HIS cas-. was

old Junk without license. HIS cas-. was
continued until to-day.
Josephine Barnes and Bette Bro vn.
both colorcd. were fined 81 20 md costs
foi assatltIrg and threatening 20 kin
each ether
The following persons were punished for
drunkenness: Elenora Cousins tcolJ ed
WAS sent 10 Jail for sixty days. ;saac
Thurston tcolorcd) was fined s. and costs
and sent TO Jail .or sixty days: John G.
Moore was fred s. and COST and stnt
TO jail for thirty days.
Adoiphus Allen lcolored) was charged
with striking and woundng Bradford
Robinson. His case was continued Lntii
next Saturday.
Maggie Kenny Ccciored) was charged
with stealing some articles Of wearing
apparel from Mrs. Il. Kaun. Her case
was continued until October ed
James Anderson tcclorcd) was convict
Cd Of petit larceny and sent 10 jail a..
thirty days.
Walter shield and Dixie Van Dyke.
both c@lorcd were charged with petit
larceny. Shield was convicted and a'nt
10 jail FOR six months, while Van Dyke
was required 20 give 500 security for
his good behavior during the next xix
months.
Charles Harris. Joe Mosby, and Finn
Tyler. all cOl0red. were sent 20 al Tor
twelve months as suspicious characters.
James Rand. l.. \. Little. Frank Nc
Gee. Harry Morris. Henry Mccarty. and
James Young. were sent 10 jail FOR ten
DAYS charged with vaGrancy.
John Wray was convicted Of petit lar
cony on three charges and sent to ;.il
for four months IN each case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
The Richmond League Of ubcolmer

The list Of members or the Richmond
LEAGUE 81 Whcelmcn steadily grows. and
t1e present membership Is pa. The col
loving additional names We handed
bSl4iy j. :. Jones. No. Is north
IN"iith street vesteri iy.
- pri p. }. ,M,.c.Gaire. 10. 4. Lancas.cr.
H. H. Ian. aie MauTy w. y. Powers W L
Scott. +, NJ White. Jr.. ". Ashby
Jones, J. J.. Shields. c. n. jordan. " a
Pond. r. y. Harris. r. T. Rowe. Anton
j.. siraps., J. r. Crockford. II /. Lor-
rrsinee' =. w. Iesiam,. James NJ. Gentry.
II. ID. owen. Il. NJ. Hundley. g. b Syi-
nor p. H. Hickson. W c. Nlcorc. r.. NJ.
Mcinure. }. VI. h'iis'nan. Hampton F.cm-
lngn NJ. Il. FERGUSON. George j.. Dawn
ter. VI h iaynier. 4. y. Faulkner. 4. l.
Taylor. Howard Jordan. George Harm
son. Harry Causton. T.. h. smith " n
Constable. Chr Droste. Willard II. Cox.
CASTOR W. kraker George ". Huntrr
y; Henry schmidt j. A. Purlie. w A.
Hammond. W. r. Gum. a. H. Curd d.
7. j.. Franklin. Il. g. Nevitte. q. Is de-
Camp. r. g. Waiihan Stanley g. De
Camp. George ". Johnson. " X. John
,Tcc3. Richmond Lewis. and George W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

Uncle sam was busy making some cx-
tcrsivc improvemc Is at tho posi-Ofiicc
yesterday. Storm-coors are being put
Sd front Of three Of the Main-strcct en-
frances 10 the posi-onice. The other
Two entrances VIII Dc closed up for the
winter These storu'-3ocrs Will also
d. placed i'm frcnt Of the side entrances
whore the mails arc received and deliver
ell These doors viii have the effect OF
Keeping the Office much warmer during
cold weather
The nas-poic which VIII soon be erected
over mo custom House in the place of
nc prcsent old one has arrived. II Will
b. pat up in a few days.
The repairing 10 The Eank-street vaults
or The custom House. which has been
COINS ON for some time. has been COM
pletcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
COUNSEL WON'T ATTEND.
JUDGE NfSN'S MOTION HyroDr
JUDGE ORGiIN IRREGyLag.
Captain Wise Says the Case is Now Ju., I'm
the shane They Want II, and No Move
VIII he Made Before Nov. feth.

In the Lunonburg County Court TODAY
Jndgc William II. Mann. OF No,.o,,o,.
VINO mas been employed by tho s,,oe,-
Nisors OF Luncnburg county to aesis, tho
Attoney-Generai in lighting the motto,
for a new trial FOR Solomon Marable uar,.
Aper"a,hy' fokey Barnes. and Mary
h"'"'s ''io'e the Court Of Appeals on the
I-,n OF next month. win present q motion
asking judge Organ TO have the petitions
presented TO the Court OF Appeals i'm their
cases so amended as 10 show the real
facts IN each case. Judge Mann fcw
- ~ wrote letter 10 Captain
proposed action. and inviting him 10 he
present mum ~ '0
'ouNs J. VIII NOT GO
When Captain Wise was SEQ, Yesterday
"t saiu mat he had consulted with has
",s'li"t's ia the case. Judge ~. ~
'D'' 10y ana captain a. r.. tu!gon. and
tnat ineF had decided not to so. Cap
tam Wise said that he had no Intention
Of making any reflections upon JUDGE
'i""n. whom me- esteemed very highly.
Nsl ne could not hello thinking that the
M"vl' proceeding was very irregular. The
"i-t'ef ls now, ne said. ga the hands Of
the Court OF Appeals. and 30 is not 10
nc supposed thar Judge organ viii allow
an! changes 10 be made ga record
VIII Do be- rimscif has certified 20 be abso-
lutc.y correct.
- can readily understand" said The
captain. that there arc things iu that
record which those who arc opposed TO
inc prs Ouers having new uial would
gladly have altered. but / don't see ass
] said before. how This can be done We
arc satisfied with the way matters stand
now. Should ye 30 20 bunenOurg COM
ihcatiOn might possibly arise and to
avoid anything OF The Kind we VIII simply
take 10 notice Of The matter. You will
observe that judge Mann is employed
by She supervisors of Luncnburg county
20 fight AGAINST ncw trial for the pris-
oners. Now. we do not know the super
visors in this case at ali. and can see no
reason why We should be called upon to
make trip 90 Lunenburg 10 oppose this
move which they have inaueuratcd. We
have mace no reply 90 Judge Mann's let
ter not because We intend any discOur-
tesy 10 the judge. but because there is
really nothing TO bee said
Nn. HoIALi'. vfFws.
Mr. William l.. Royal. through whose
q writ OF error was Sc
cured from the Court Of Appeals In the |
case OF Solomon Marahio. when asked If
he would 90 % Lunenburg to-day in |
Marables behalf, replied that hc would !
not. His views on the matter were SINH |
lar 90 those cNprt ssed boy counsel for the |
women. and 30 is understood that things |
VIII be allowed tO remain i'm statu quo |
until November ltth next. when the Court |
lf Appeals. sitting in this city will be /
applied 90 for a now trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

The two branches OF the City Council
met last night in the Council chamber
al ll5 O'Clock for the purpose Of con-
ierng the revised city ordinances
president Turpin. Of the Board of Alder
men. was I'm the chair Captain Alex.
Coke, the Codifier recorded. and Sergeant
alarms acted as realing clerk. Chapters
g. =, =. -. %. and 81 were considered.
which refer directly 20 matters under the
jurisdiction OF the health department.
They We're read and agreed 10. with
some sisht clerical amendments.
Chapter %. concerning the police de-
partment, had 20 be laid over to await
the return Of the Chief-Of- Police. who IL
out OF town. Chapter 30. concerning the
nre and fire-alarm departments chapter
~, concerning the joint use OF poles and
wires FOR electrical purposes. and chapter
~, concerning gunpowder. camphluC
benzino, and other dangerous articles
were referred 90 the Board OF Fire Com
missioncrs The codifer. The commits
sioners are BE requested 10 meet AS
soon as 90 i- to consider the matter
and submit ...r report ar an early date.
on motion of Mr. Allen. 70 was decided
that chapter %. concerning the Com
mi-tee on Streets. bee taken up on next
Tuesday, and the city Engineer be- in-
vited 10 bee present on that occasion. II
was also decided that the Chief Of Police
be- asked 10 attend that meeting. n was
agreed that the Committee Of the Whole
shall mce' next week on Tuesday. We'd
lesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings
Chapter ID. concerning live animals.
was then taken up. The only amendment
Of any consequence agreed upon by the
committee provides that not only cattle
Intended for food. but also horses. mules.
asses. and ponies shall Doe kept I'M we'll
ventilated places. and Doe supplied with
and wholesome food and water.
The committee then arose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
"U.fR or THE KOSES."
Preparations Progressing for :he Unique
Entcrtainncnt.

entertainment.
Miss Mary Thaw viii have charge Of
the young ladies who are TO play SOL
dicrs' in the approaching "War of the
Ros s" for the benefit Of the Virginia
Home for lucurables
Miss rhaw wishes TO gratefully ac-
know ledge tho assistance OF Captain Nor
gan IL. Mills. or j. Company. First Nir-
einia regiment in drilling her fair
charges
Hete is "a list of the soldiers" who will
present them mimic warfare for the
worthy object named at the ArmOry ID the
Two weeks beginning November fth next:
THE red roses q orlD are Misses Lucy
Atkinson, Mary Booth. Mary Brandcr.
B,rta Erdndar. Matte Cross. Myrtle Dab
ncy Marie stern. Nellie BirdSonc. Susie
Winston, Margic Knowles. Lille Wood
May Loving and French shelton
Those of the white roses Lancaster are
Misses Ethel Atkinson. Minnie Glaze
brook. Helen brandcr Ethel Stovcr. Jen-
ME Hughes Ada Hcrsman. Wilson Shell
tom. Nary Thaw uicce of the Director.
May hcIviu. Conretta Macon. and Flor
cnce Hcrsmau.
Tho saenscr Halle and the Rcgimcntal
hrmory both on Seventh street. have
been selected as the best place for the
bazaar and already there Us great activity
among the ladies in preparations for the
large crowds which they expect 10 have
at the bazaar. day and evening.
The Board Of Lady Managers Of the
Virginia Home for lncurables SIS com
posed of Miss Mary Grecnbow. president.
AIRS. peyton Darlington. vice-presideut
MIA. James II. Barton. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. p. j. Craigie. recording
secretary. Mrs. Bette Maury. treasurer.
Besides these officers OF the institution
the other members Of the board are Mrs.
George l.. Bilgood Mrs. T.. b. Vaughan.
Miss Mary Thaw. and Miss Ruby Bodc-
ker.
Another meeting of The ladies having
charge of The arrangements for the pro-
posed bazaar viii Dee held al the y. NJ.
IL. a. rooms on next Tuesday at lO o'clock
n the morning
The ladies' will be especially pleased TO
have some representative from the Catho-
ic churches OF Richmond ON that occa- /
sion. this noble object being entirely unde- |
BOD iis ends and aims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
CONSIDERING BUILDING PERMITS.
objection Raised To a Stable To- he Built
by DR.. Bryant.

The Committee on Fire Department held
meeting last evening at O'Clock In
Room 10 II OF the city Hall There
we're present Messrs. Gunst chairman.
Hardnicxc. Reeve, and Woody.
A number OF applications for permits to
ci.ct frame buildings with irc-prOof roofs
Hlthln tho city limits were considered
ana the committee decided 10 recommend
10 the Council the granting OF the same
some discussion arose over an aDplica-
ton By which a frame stable was 20
be- built IN .he rear OF are east Broad
street. on John sinton's estate near
Iwenty-sixfh street. The application hal
Guns.. Woody, Hardwicke. AMI PAGE
hut objection having been raised. the
matter was brought before the committee.
Mr.. Julian Bryant appeared before the
committee and stated that his father had
rented tho property I'm question. and he
being n physician. was obliged 10 Keen
hts horse and buggy on his lot The stable
vas TO be 3 by p feet, y feet high IN
front ana II feet I'm the rear. 10 be PRO
vided with tin roof. Nr. Bryant added
that some three years ago hght had
been made on the building OF a frame
stable on the adjoining corner lot. facing
ience Of a Mr.. Padrctt. who lives on
IWenty-sixih street. Tho permit was 70
fused at the time because Mr.. PafeoIt
objected. Instead OF II. then. a Lrict
stable was erected. Tho stable which ne
intended - erect would be Il feet awav
from 2O-foot alley consequently z feet
nom Mr.. PaI-etrs property. who rad a
stable twice as large IN the rear OF his
property
Mr. Padgett explained in detail his
grievance and spoke Of the danger o,
the burning down Of the stable.
Mr.. HarlWicke explained that when he
signed the application he had no idea
nat any objection would be raised
After some further discussion Mr.
W cody moved that the matter be laid
on the table until next Monday afternoon
it . o'clock. when the committee will
visit the premises. This was agreed 10
All IT was also decided 20 invite Inc
hief Of the Fire Department 10 be pres
ant on that occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

for 'he establishing of the O'.Jonnsll
water equalizer at the corner OF Twelfth
and Broad streets.
The Committees on Water and Finance
will hold "A joint session at Z. NJ. to
consider the report OF the Water Com.
mission.
The special committee appointed 10 I'm.
vestigate the affairs Of the Gas-N orks
will meet in the Superintendent ONCE.
I'm the city Hall, at L. NJ. The CON-
mittee consists OF Messrs Gunst ,chair.
nam, Bloombcrg. King. Allen, snead.
Cottrell. and Woody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

Relay Foster has signed with the
New York Giants for the next season at
salary of 500 per month lie viii re-
port for work when the team eocs South
next spring ON SIS annual practice tour.
Jake Wells places little faith I'm the
report that Flynn viii bc given a trial by
New York he says that he does not
believe Flynn would 40 with any team
unless he was signed and that with the
nriNllcge of advance money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
Meetings ON 'innilaY =

The subcommittee OF the Committee
on Streets appointed 10 consider the
question OF providing the electric cars
with tenders Will meet on next Monday
at +. NJ. The committee consists OF
Slessrs. Diacort. Ferriter. Bloomberg,
and the city Engineer.
The Committee on Water will make
another attempt to secure a quorum on
Monday evening at o'clock.
The Common Council will have a
called meeting at I'D o'clock TO take
action on the resolution adopted BY the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
IIn.tincs Cnart.

The following cases were disposed OF
i'm the Hastings Court before Judge
Witt and a jury yesterday:
James Taylor ,cOlOred) was convicted
OF keeping a lottery and rattle and
fined s..
The case OF j. ". Stubbs charged
with cruelty driving a horse suffering
with Il sore back. was then taken uD
The case was prosecuted by the Society
for the revention Of Cruelty 10 Animals
Stubs was fined SD in one case and $
i'm another
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

Arrangements Made for a Grand Rally
Daring November.

At the recent meeting of the Epworth
League 40 Nashville committee was
appointed by the Virginia delegates TO
arrange for o. State convention during
next spring or summer.
The committee VIII meet in Richmond
on Tuesday November 18th. the day be-
fore Conference. an! take acfion.
4 meeting of The lipworth League Coun-
ca of Richmond and Manchester was
held Thursday evening and steps Were
taken 20 entertain the committee and 10
provide for The great Epworth League
rally 90 De held al Centenary church on
Sunday afternoon during Conference
week.
10 was decided 10 invite two speakers
t0 make addresses each of fifteen min
u.es. Dr. $. A. Steel viii make The
principal address of the occasion. and
81 is probable that Bishop Galloway Will
Do heard FROM
There are now about 1909 Lcagucrs .n
this city and Manchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19
4 Singular Incident.

Reports from North Carolina and the
southern sections of Virginia show a very
singular effect OF tho drought. Trees
which, In September last shed all their
leaves are again as green as they were
In May. In the vicinity OF Danville, says
the Register there are number Of fruit
trees. notably cherry. damson. and apple
trees. that are IN fun bloom. due, proba-
bly,. 10 the same cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

day a suit was instituted by Samuel
Richardson against the Home Ice ana
Coal Company FOR s5.W0 dmages. The
plaintiff sets forth that while cutting
wood With n faulty circuiar-saw for the
defendant. in December last, he injured
his right hand by cutting off three fingers.
and he therefore claims the stated
amount OF damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

Deputy Marshal y. J. Peasants left for
Brooklyn yesterday with .. ". Hardy,
who was recently convicted OF removing
l4s gallons OF liquor on which no tax
had been paid. he was sentenced 10
twelve months imprisonment. and VII
be committed TO the Kings county peni-
tertiary. In Brooklyn. u. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-19

The following cases were disposed Of IN
the Police Court yesterday.
Walker Freeman was fined $3.50 ana
ca SIS for creating a disturbance in the
har-roCm Of J. Blumclink and fighting IN
the street.
Ethel Price and Josie Brown were each
fined s. and costs for cursing and abus-
Ing each other
Andrew Davis was charged with selling