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The Washington times., 1895-03-01
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT-JUsTIcE HAGNER - Sa-
lone Holmes. will filed; petition of A. E.
and Edward Chesley Tor probate and letters
testamentary. John /. Walter; inventory
OF personally and money (S3. .900) returned
by executor Petition of Mrs. Jos. phine
Schillin & TO be appointed guardian OF her
child, Emma Wilson. Mary Ann OCal!a-
CHAN: petition for appointment as guardian
Of Jennie n. Thompson. Mary A. Stocking;
three wills fled. Harrison S. Barbour: order
allowing Annie Z. Barbour TO withdraw pc
tition from files, and petition withdrawn.
Mary A. Stockings cayeat fled for A. Il.
Alyord. William L. C. Moorhead; petit IN
of O. c. Green for leave TO remove remains
from Los Angeles, Cal, TO District of Co.
lumbia.
CRCUIT Court, No. 1-JUsTIcE BRAI LEY
William c. Downey eft al. VS.. Rufus X Hell
phenstine: jury respited. New Brurswi k
Rubber Company VS.. Walker; Barker VS..
Haslip: Judgments by default. Crosby. Bers-
toro & Co. rs. John Croker; judgment L V de-
fault and judgment of condemnation. Cut
lin, administrator, VS.. Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company; motion for new
trial filed on exceptions. Assignment-NoS.
$40 (on trial), 500, 514, 566. GA, and 542.
CRCUIT COURT, No. 2-CHIEF il sTI e
BINGHAM-Brown, administrators. vs Wash-
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company;
jury respited. Tomlinson vs.. Mclean ct a.;
oINcI Ol puDlcdtiOu. ASSlSUUe0I-HoS. 0J3
Con trial., 469 533. 527, and 545.
EQUITY COURT No. 1-JUsTICE Cox-Wiss-
man VS.. Scaggs; complainant allowed 10 d.
post $50 as security for costs. Ramsay vs.
Fidelity Building and Loan Association;
Henry l. Meador allowed to intery' ne as
party complainant. Ball vs.. Washington
Beneficial Enjoyment Association, ald
Quarles vs.. Washington Beneficial Endox
ment Association; Receiver Gilbert admitted
as party complainant. Cole vs.. Cole: au Ii
tors report confirmed and distri! uti N
ordered. Assignment unchanged.
EQUITY CoURT, No. 2-JUsTIcE HAGNER
Gerouard VS.. Gerouard: testimony before
Robert Z. Lee. examiner, ordered taken.
Iennox VS.. Myers; decree dismissing bill
with costs. Bozzell VS.. Bozzell; testimony
before A. H. Gambriil, examiner, ordered
taken. No assignment.
CRIMINAL COURT, No. 1-JUsTICE Nc
CoMAs-No session.
CRIMINAL COURT, No. 2-JUsTIcE COLE
William Calvin Chase, libel; jury respited.
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1T TOOK FOURTEEN ROUNDS.
Jim McDoagaIl Got the Best of Jack
Williams in the GO.

Jim -FhcDOISall tot the lest or jack
Williams in the Go.
Over hundred sporting men journeyed
out TO -Stue ner's old road house, on the
Bladensburg pike, which is now kept by
Tom Hellmuth, last night, to take in" a
twelve-round go between two local scrappers
for small purse and percentage of the gate
receipts. Jack Williams and james d. Nc
Dougail, who are both employed at Straus
Nursery, were the principals. The f0rmer,
who tipped the beam al l40, had the better of
/ McDougall by yearly fifteen pounds.
An impromptu preliminary between Louis
/ Decker and Eddie Yehill. Mt catch weights,
resulted in n draw. They fought three
! three-minute rounds.
It was nearly midnight when the star at
traction of the night WAS ushered on. j. Il.
| Purcell, a local bantam-weight, and George
/ Stevens, ir., as second and bottle-holder.
! were in Williams corner, while Dick Hunt
and William Long mad charge OF Nc
-Dougall. j. p. Murphy. q Well-known sport
ing man and Il clever boxer, acted as referee.
! The watch was held by Frank Robinson.
! After a feB instructions from the referee
I time was called, and the men came promptly
TO the sera.ch. Williams was little too
heavy in flesh, which told on him after the
first few rounds. He started in TO rush mat
tors at once, and in the first few seconds
uppercut McDougall in the wind several
tines forcing him TO the ropes. The latter
rallied. however. and got in on Williams
ribs three times in quick succession. Honors
even.
The moment time WAS called Williams
rushed cieara cross TO McDougalls cornerand
1 landed "a good one on the neck. Mac re-
taiated. and forcing Williams all over the
ring landed again and again on the face.
drawing first blood just as the gong was
sounded.
For the next six rounds it was anybody's
fight but toward the close of the eighth
McDougall rushed matters and had his
opponent all but out. 1sB
Ninth round was very slow.J both men
sparring for wind and not much fighting.
In the tenth Williams left optic WAS closed
by a good right hand swing. but both men
were SO groggy that they staggered all over
the ring.
A good rally on both sides and some fast
mitigating made the eleventh round more
interesting. s7o-
At the close OF the twelfth round it was
snch an even thing that Murphy could not
give. a. decision gand ordered two -more
rounds.
The thirteenth opened up very tameIy; but
Mac forced things towards the close. and.
driving Williams 10 the ropes. could have
put him out If he had been scientific enough
TO deliver the knockout blow.
Williams came up for the wind-up so
groggy that he could hardly stand. Both
eyes were nearly closed and he hit out SO
fee5ly that his blows had no effect on Nc
Dougall. who knocked him all over the ring
and had him covered with blood
Murphy awarded the fight 10 McDougali.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of real estate were filed yesterday
for record as follows: Ann E. O'Hare TO R.
O. Hoffman ct al, two parts OF Chellum
Castle Manor, $40. George A. Lane to Su-
san a. SUNNY, part lot is, square 50, Slo.
Martha C. Hunt to Asa Whitehead. lot %,
square 154, $4,000. II. NJ. Stevens ct al &c
William o. Holmes ana r. r. Burnett. lot 19,
block II, Meridian Hill. 81. Virginia 5.
Mano to E. B. Briee, lot 26. block As, Hol-
mead Manor, $500. Asa Whitehead to
Martha C. Hunt, lot 10, square l53, $40.
Mary.F. Crown, trustee, to John i. Rabbit,
sublot in lot ). Matthew Wigaeld's estate on
Burnt Bridge road, So. G. W. Weber and
wife to n. II. Shes. lot 1873, square $50. SO.
Eve A. Ianghorn to H. A Lewis, lot los,
square 1913. 50, 500. John G.. Krohr to Stella
b. Marble, lot 176, square Al, subject to
"a 500 trust, So, $50. Sophia Brown and hus-
band to Anderson D. Powell, lot 112. square
SOC. %. 500. Sarah l.. Giesy to Thomas O.
Pole. lot III, square 152, subject TO IS, $50
trust. s19. Emma Jones to Frank Jones. in
terest in lot 20, square 166, 81 GOO. Winter l.
Wilson and wife to P. J. Curran. lot 81,
square 1923. S10 Joseph r. Edison and
Charles B. Bailey. trustees, to G. T. Sparo,
part lot 12 section 8. Barry Farm, 81 ,0S0
Fannie t. Cover and Abbie O. Peekham to
Fannie J. Gosling, lots 3, 5, and u. Moses
estate, Brightwood, al.
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after the riot he wired the national presi-
dent, and an organizer would be here in
twenty-four hours. This was received with
cheers.
AT the close of the lecture there were
three cheers given for SIattery, and many
went forward and signed a paper prom
ising to unite with either Of the orders he
had mentioned
slattery announced tonight that he in
tended To remain in Savannah until he
could walk its streets without police protec
uon. His presence here will keep up the
excitement which has been intensified by
the announcement that the A, p A organiza
tien would be perfected at once. Con
servative men on both sides deeply depIort
the existing situation.
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Notes from the Courts.

William Clement Gdnden yesterday asked
for the appointment of a trustee to release
a trust deed 10 secure S49S on part OF lot
II, square 493. James F. Klnes, the origi-
nal trustee. is dead.
A trust deed was filed yesterday convey
ing parts of lots ] and 10, square 222, to
f. Cargsi and A. B. Browne to secure the
pay&ent of $4,000 to the American Sc
curly and Trust Company. The grantors
are Andrew and Ellen E. Gleason. The
debt is shown by two promissory notes,
each for S2e. 900, two for $40 600 each,
and one for 50 900, running five years, at
6 per cent The property is located at
Fourteenth street and New York avenue
and Fourteenth and H streets.
Chief Justice Bingham has set for April
% the opening OF the hearing of the suit of
Martin F. Morris against the United States
MI Morris is one-of the claimants of the
Potomac flats property, valued at
81 000,00
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HIS PRINCESS BONNIE.
Col. Elverson Will Wed Frank Mayo's
Beautiful Daughter Eleanor

Philadelphia. Feb 26.-Col. James EIver-
son, Jr., to-day confirmed the report tele-
graphed from Chicago last night that he had
and Miss Eleanor Mayo are to be married.
Miss, Mayo is the daughter of Frank
Mayo, the well-known actor, and has scored
big success as Princess Bonnie" The
prospective groom, who celebrated the
twenty-siXth anniversary OF his birth to-
day, is one of the most popular young men
in Philadelphia. He is general manager of
the Inquirer Publishing Company, which
paper his father purchased six years ago.
The Washington times., 1895-03-01

Mr. Shoemaker general arrangement of the
stomach and liver, unable
to obtain any relief He was cured by Dr.
Walker
LII is growing multitude that now sounds
the praises of Dr. walker, who seems to
have electrified the whole community by
his astonishing cures of all diserders7of the
brain and nervous system, diseases of the
lin ahdhblood, catarrh, asthma iconsump-
ton, malaria, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
neuralgia, hemorrhoids, diseases ofwomen,
sexual weakness, and all affections OF the
lungs, throat, heart, liver, stomach, kidneys,
bladder, bowels, and other organs.
Young or middle-aged men suffering from
loss of strength ana vitality as result of
excesses or past lndiscretians will fiEd
that they can be speedily restored to strong
and vigorous manhood under DR.. Walkers
treatment --
DR.. Walker may be consulted free of
charge, personally or by letter. His well
known sanitarium, 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining WIZARDS Hotel, is open
daily for consultation and treatment. or
flee hours. 10 a. LII. to 5 p. M; Wednesday
and Saturday evenings, 7to.S; Sundays, 10
to 12.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sa-
tredly confidential. No cases made public
without consent of patient.
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Fate of Graveyard Despoiler.

William johnson, colored, committed an
unwarranted act of vandalism when he
trespassed upon the sacred precincts of
Glenwood Cemetery wednesday afternoon
noon and proceeded to demolish fence.
Mounted Policeman Fifield happened TO
be scouting in that neighborhood at the
time and took johnson prisoner When
Judge Miller heard the Circumstances of
the case yesterday he sent the yandal to
Jail for two months
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A NACGSTIA NEWS.

Julius Tolson, son of Postmaster Tolson. is
very i'll at his home on Lincoln avenue, and
was not expected to live through the night.
The funeral of Alice LyIes. the infant
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Lyles, took place
yesterday at l o'clock.
At the mee.ing of st. Marks Friendly
League at the Episcopal reetory last night
Shakespeare's The Merry Wiyesof Wind
sor'' was read at each service.
The Christian Endeayor Society. OF Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church, held special
prayer and song service last night.
John Anderson, John Chapel, and George
Fazonsr were arrested yesterday on a charge
of disorderly conduct Mrs. Louise Greasy
gave bail at her house in ,Fwining City Mon
daylight and these men entered about mid
night under the influence of liquor without in
vitations. When they were asked to make their
departure they became loud and boisterous
and began to beat the musicians. One of
them siezed fiddle and splintered it over
some ones head, and free fight ensued.
The Washington times., 1895-03-01
DR.. SHADES GREAT
Reduction in Price for Office Treat
ment to Suit the Hard Times.

In order that suffering humanity may get
the benefit of DR.. Shades Chloridum Discov-
cry for consumption, throat. lung, and ca
tarrhal diseases, DR.. Shades will give Office
treatment from now on through March at
the rate of 50 to s5 week, in advance. Of
fee hours to 10 a. M, to 3 p. m.. and 4 to
7 p. m. Consultation free. 1882 Fourteenth
street.
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Office, and who resides at
No. sos X street northeast,
is n Grand Army veteran,
having served gailantly in
Company X, Twenty-third
Ohio Infantry tex-President
Hayes regiment). Mr..
Shoemaker swears before
Walter A.. Brown,- notary
public, that lie was a suf-
ferer for years from pyrosis,
The Washington times., 1895-03-01
pestitute Girl Provided For.

Nellie Lewis. a destitute girl under six
teen years of age, was brought into Judge
Miller's police court yesterday and turned
over to the board OF ehildren's guardians.
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IRRESISTIBLE
BARGAINS
FROM THE
REED, HERON g. CO.
BANKRUPT STOCK OF
CLOTHING.

Sale now In full blast. Come to-day.
What you want may be gone tc-
morrow.
Mems Working Pants-wOrth Sl.5O-now
sec.
Mems Dress Pants-worth s225-now
95c.
Mems Extra Fine Pants-wOrth $500
EoW 81 IS.
Mems English Corduroy Pants-worth
So 50-now SIS5.
Mn's kll-Wool Eair-line Pants-worth
S2. 75-ncW Sl.50.
Een's Business suits-worth Ss.00-now
SO 80.
Melton and Jersey overcoats-worth
SI2.00-now $3.50.
Mems Dress suits-wOrth Slo.00-now
$40
Mems Clay Worsted Suits-Regent cut
worth .oo-reduced 70 S7.25.
Mems Storm Ulsters-worth $40. 00-now
Sz4O
Genuine English Kersay 0vercoats-4s
inches -3ouble-warp italian lining
silk stitched-4-ineh velvet collar-worth
SIS .O0-our prico, S6.25.
Boys Combination Suts-extra pants and
cap TO matoh-worth S3. 5o-now 81. go.
childrel's Dress suils-wcrth 32.75-now
CSC.
100 dozen English Corduroy Knee Pants
worth 81 50-now CSC.
$500 PAIRS Children's All-wool Knee
Pants-worth I5c-reducea 10 SIC.
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81 ,750; c. r. Cranmer, to construct addi-
ton TO church edifice, corner Messmore
street and Columbia road, $500.
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For the CorriIIos Miners.
Santa Fe, n NJ. Feb 2S-The Territorial
legislature this afternoon appropriated sc, 500
for the relief of the families of miners killed
in the explosion at Los Corrillos.
The Washington times., 1895-03-01
ONCE HE WAS 4 GALLANT
SOLDIER.

Mr.. Joseph A. Shoemaker, now employed
in the war and navy division of the Pension
The Washington times., 1895-03-01
MO FEE
~ UNTIL CURED.
DR.. Czarra,

81 B street ne, Washington. D c,
treats all chronic, nervous, and blood diseases,
alcoholism ard opium habits specially; kidney
and bladder troubles, piles, fstula, structure,
etc. Private diseases positively and permanently
cured. Lost manhood restored Consultation
free Onice hours, 9l2 a m, S-S p. m del5-ti
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WASHINGTON TINES Tops on sale to-day at the
Palais Royal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
PROPOSALS..
s 81
gIHssg%'SaS

PuRaHf1c s fHE OF Ha2 ZIP MA1sggE ERIsI
G6 e1o q Mp IND OLA 4 lead MD.SaYs
Der %, ss5.,In accordance with he Sr9lf
visions w of the second section of theGA etS
slatues & rae, vol asssa ase $50 So
, The Act "a t., making apnr"priatio fsrss
sss a enGas S Snd sc 1s,
other purposes approved June so;i5isSoss
there VIII 1e sold at the. Naval PROVING
lS,5. certain material beionEitiey 81 is Tia
n s9nsstInE q zig cons, more mo ese . 1885,
Of less. nicltie steel 30 tons, more or lessss
steel: y tons, more or less, armor piercsS
ass, OF cast iron she'll d T fIms ,nie
|. be for cash to the highest biddersSf6rE
each 10y. by sealed PROPOSALS & Schedules;
tanned on npplica tion at the office of5thaS
Inspector Of Ordnance. Naval Pro9isiss
Ground; indian Head. Md The propsss
envelope endorsed Proposals / for, plIrsS
elise Of condemned material. 81 I'd Eiie$
cd TO the Inspector or ordna &C, s,SaVals
Proving GroliId, Indian Head Nj a. ft,st;
posals must reach the office not later
il 1ses e %Sen Lids Viii %il NSys%ss
i nsni 9 of I'D o,si . depost
payment OF the balance and Tho rem pVaS ~
Of the misunderstanding sixty daysaaf ter
the full amount OF bids Of $50 90 or ie sts
must accompany The bids. This dcp0sifEas
will be forfeited to the United States5s iiss
and make renewal Within = tie i1y $50 $50
stated. The material and articles VILE 6tfs
sold sold as they lie ana must be removed 5sIiisss
the Governments The right to reject ftfiy
Or NIL bids IS reserved. w. McApOC.sss
Acting Secretary of the Navy
no1-f Sl-2H '2f5,44 ~, s. I'll stSss5SSS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
ANNEXATION OF BERKLEY.
another Committee Appointed 4.
Confer with Like Committees

me matter Of the annexation of Herk.
Icy to Norfolk as one of the old wards
VI me CITY with free bridge across the
east end OF Main street, has assumed
s"ch shape that the business organi-
Iatlohs OF the city are taking action.
yesterday Col. T.. NJ. Henry, president
Oh me business Mems Association. in
response TO II resolution of the Bonrd
Oh directors appointed Il committee In
t"kc up The matter ana an effort will
oe hiaue IL arrange meeting between
day and discuss the matter
me committee appointed by Col.
,,cnry yesterday was as follows:
Maj. w. T.. Foster. MIR. NJ. Glcnnan,
capt. w. II. White. Mr.. Thomas Hnt
timorc. Judge Thomas II. Wilcox. 90,
LARRY Hodges ana Mr.. w II. Fl. TrIce,
rms committee Will look into the mat
Ter OF building bridge and lend such
assistance as they can to the Council
committee and the representatives of
the licrklcy nnncyationists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

Benefits Mankind Z!
Sho Doctor No Longer Necessary
Sick People Provided with Rcm-
edies to Cure Themselves-A Tri.
umph for ahe People.
An Homes, woman,s Gratitude.

Mrs. Ella Homshur. 775 Howard street.
PhlladelLhia. says; My entire nervous
system was broken down with catarrli.
l was partially deaf. and had all the dis
gushing symptoms of that loatEsome Ills
ease II affected my stomach, and | sur-
applied to DR.. Munyon for treatment /
was completely Frustrated. Under the
sktllftl treatment | received l speedily
grew batter, and am now without q trace
OF my former troubles. | am glad to en-
dorse Munyon's Remedies, for | feel |
owe my life to their USE
Prof. Munyon provide, IL separate rem
edy for nearly every disease Common
sense and experience show this to be the
true method. Thousands OF people nave
cured themselves by the use of Il - cent
bottle OF Munyon's Improved iIomocopa-
from any druggist. Ask your druggist
for Muny on's Guide to Health and cure
yourself.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, l5o5
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answered
NTH free medical advice for any disease
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
BUYING LIFE INSURANCE.
Thc Equitable Life Insurance Society
Believe" il Pays 10 Submit Facts
and Figures Through the Medium
of Newspaper AuycrtssIur

The recent liberal use Of ncwspaDcr
advertising space by this leader OF the
great life insurance companies of tho
world Is worthy OF note. Putting forth
the advantages their company have to
offer the public in the way of safe in
surancc as profitable Investment
they thus appeal to the business acu-
men of men of affairs to decide the
question Of where can best be bought
insurance which insurcs at least cost
or which shall he the best Investment
at the end of Il term of years The adj
vcrtiSing thus done effectively supDIa-
mcnts the work Of the experienced in
surancc solicitor. y careful study of
the sixteen comparisons with ten othor
large companies which was recently
shown in the advertisement of tihc
Equitable appearing in the Vir-
ginan appeals 10 the hest
judgment of the man In need of
Insurance. and proves II one OF the sa T.
est and strongest companies in the
world. The Equitable Society has lust
passed through a thorough and OK
haustive examination by the superin
tcEdcnt of the insurance department
Of New York whose report is fun of
the highest praise for the financial con
dition of the Equitable Major A
Myers K Son are the general agents
Of the Equitable In this section.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
little Goody Two Shoes.

The management OF the United
Charities of Norfolk and Norfolk Re-
treat Tor the Sick have concluded ar
rangcmcnts for the production Il, th;s
clty III the near future OF the great
juvenile spectacle. Little Goody Two
Shoes. under the personal mana &c.
ment OF the authorcss. Madam Rose
ThsF highly talented lady has been CON
hect"d with the largest Juvenile pro
auctions in 'Ga country. Shn had
charge Of Palmer CoNs musical ,,,iv,
brownies III Fairyland' that had s.ich
long run in New York city. She also
put on "Cindcrcrella" at tho Audito-
RUM in Chicago last June. when the
chicago Charity Hospital took in solid
cash in six performance, $l9,0S4, All 81,
sweet charity sake.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Scott Smith VS.. Gas LIrhI Company

me second trial of the suit OF Scott
smith, colorcd. against the City Gas
Eisht Company, to recover $4,000 for
the loss of finger and other damages
from an electric light wire, which had
fallen across the street and was hing
lns SO low that the plaintiff came in
contact with ii, occupied the time OF
Judge Prentis and the Circuit Court
yesterday. At the first trial of the
case. over which Judge Hill presided.
Inc plaintin was awarded $500 dam
ages, but II new trial was granted the
defendants upon their affidavit that
they mad discovered new evidence, un-
known ut the time Of the trial. A spo
ciai Jury was summoned to try the case
ana II was some time before they were
selected. There are said to be some
thirty or more witnesses in the case
and II is thought hat several DAYS
Will be consumed in the trial. rho
grounds OF the defense is said to be
contributory negligence ON the part of
the plaintiff. Messrs Burroughs and
Brother and William Nick. Wood
house represent the plaintiff. and
Messrs' Tunstall and Thorn the defend
ants.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Corporntiom Court.

Very little business was transacted by
the Corporation Court yesterday. tho
session was u short and unimnortant
one.
Prudence Williams. colorcd. who wa &c
convicted before Justice Burroughs of
keeping house of i'll fame at No.
Dusch's court and fined $40 ana costs
and who took an appeal. was tried
found guilty and the sentence OF the
lower court sustained
TWO other small msdemeanor cases
set for trial to-day were continued until
tomorrow owing to absence of counsel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15

the estate'of John w. Spencer, deceased,
iate postmaster at Clarksvillc. Mecklen-
purg county, to cover IL shortage in his
accounts. His bondsmcn and the adj
ministrator of the estate are held In
$4,000 bond each till the above amount
is paid
without n license at Gllnerton. NorfoIk
county: jury disagreed. and case went
over till May. -
The case of Frank Edwards, selling
liquor without license at Ocean
view, is set FOR to-day. to which time
the jury was adjourned.
ihomas OVerton, Indicted on the same
charge as was Edwards, forfeited his