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STATE Of SosaA G1t0llA,f. !
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IN PkoBATE ,CoURr

IN PRoBArs COURT
Thomas j. Patrick anu Thomas 7. While
sides os Administrators OF b.. Milton Pa =
rick. deceased,
Plaintids.
!, Against =
Isaac G. Patrick. Isabella j.. Patrick,
Robert Il. Patrick aud Sallie Oates.
Dcfeadants. >
In ob,dienoe to the order. of Probate
Court made in the absveststed case on
Nov. s, 1895, will sell before the Court
house door ca Monday, RAlesdaS, 2nd dsy
Of December, 1896 during tho legal huu's
Of sales the following desert ed lands, to wiz
Tract Ne. sontsini & ,ghty tuo + Il
three fourtns acres, bounded nsrih by ,hs
lands Of the estate o. Il. NJ. Patrick, ca5.
by lands of Davis J?tferlcs, north by lara3
of }. II. Nc Cuilocl, ives, By lands Of u.
W. LemasteI: also: T.".ct No. 2 oonia!t :
ing one hundred forty Que aud one h q /
ocres, houldea uurtb by )snds of estate Il
4; NJ. Patrick, West by v. W. Lem7s -:
Also tract 10. containi;Ig ore hundg..
thirty seven an3 three fourths acres bouD' =
ed north and east by lands of Isaac palr: =,
Sootn by lands Of esfa IF IL II. Patri.
west by lands ofJohu Service.
The pats of ihu above described leL )
are on exhibition in my office.
Z: TERMS OF SALE.
~One half cest, ha'auce on a credit ofo Q
year. With lat t,rCsL from dav OF. sale. I :.
credi; portion t. be secured by bond cf!r
purchaser and mortgage Of the prcmiseg.
JASON Vi. GREER.
Judge Protale
Probate IEigs Oaice, Nov. 3sh 1895.
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Sale Land.

On the 2nd day st Deoemb,. 1875. Salts.
day, we the undersigned, !ygAtees un- n
the Wjll of A. g. McG0wan, deceased, will
sell before the Court II Hodso door in the tcw n
Of Union TO the highest bidder; All ia
tract of land lying, being and situate II.
Pine ,ney Townshiy, Union County, Sat, OF
South Carolina, containing ono haudrcd AID
eight aar"s, mo,o or lees, known as Trac:
No 4 in The division of The lsnds of Mrs.
4. J. MCGOWAN bounded by lands Of Wi!lisH n,
McGowan, Pacolet River Albert MoGo,i
and Il 7, McBissick.
Term Of Sale,
Ono halfc0sh, the balance payable in 90
ycac witb intcvtst aom day of sale, secul -
by bnnd VI the purchaser, and mortgage q
the premises; purchaser TO pay for pApe,s
Kituo McG. Littleohn,
Mary l.. Garner,
Nov, Z, 1895, Florence Me0owao.
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State OF SOUTH Carolin a,
COUNTY 0f UNION.
Ciurt VI C1.p1ion Peas.
Wni. "A. Nicholson.
I.eonii,s F. Bogan

In obCdiGrC: 10 ~ or. ~ made i'll the
above stated cauo by his Honor judge JOS.
II. Enr,c, | will ac'l ~ Uui1n before the
Court House door, during tho legal hours Of
sale on Sa eaday, Dsc 2nd, 1890 the 70 low
ing lands 10 wiz Al my right, title inter
est and estate of, in and Is, All that certsiu
4 act of land IN the COUNTY aud State fore.
s.id, known rs the Il. :. Began tract of
lend, convey cd TO said l.. l. Bogaa by Isaac
Bag, i in trust for .ac children of said Il. +.
Eos,n. by decd .. conveyance duly recorded
il the office OF the Register OF Msnse Con-
vayance for Uaion County, Book 7 Page.
%. and having sucl mctcs anu bounds a.
are therein set forth, except that Nanty
acres # aad tract hove huea heretofore cJu-
vcyed 10 Asa SpIth end the original tract
wing coUtriucd aD.uL one hundred ana
faYty-fsu acScs, The tract nos "cferr"d 60
contains about tne hnuired aud twenty-four
acres. Ny llshs. title all interest 10 sHid
,sao: row includes that ] originally ,Ooh
under tIc asca aboye referred 10 and al'O
that take. waJcr sai,, Iced b. my sister, n.
r. AiexanIc:, iatln@ly, Began which hes
b ,eu dS'y 60 rcy ~ - rue ~ decd behriug
date the 2ith lay OF J.ruirr, \. ID. 1882.
TreNs Or SAL.: OaN hs.t casa. balance
en- credit Of oac yCsT, with lutrl st FROM Gay
cc sale TO be secured ~ end Of nschaser
and motgsge OF rremlsos. Purchaser to
pay Tor raper.
{. II. PEtkE.
Mas.er Tor UaI2n County
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for De- cef11ber, 1906.

Iqrrs deceased, ADD Cooks Bridge road.
10. a tract Of land 10 Union County con-
taining seventy seven acres, more or less,
ali ming itarjs OF Tinsley and Foster, T.
Is. Gates, d. f. Foster and Fair Forest Greek
II. \ let OF land in tho town Of Union
know u ngI,hs Post Office lot on South side
OF MAJ. Street, frentiug 20 feet on Main
Street ny $50 feet in devth, sdjoiaiu3 lots Of
R,co and Mcclure oni Uuiou Hotel.
~. The James Goss lot in the town OF
Union, containing Que and one-fourth acres,
adjoining lots now or late OF. Mrs. Rogers,
lands of HcinAjis, Church, Public Street
ani Virgin Street.
Is The RKce Park Tract in Union County
con;aiuing one hundred and thirteen acres,
mprr or .ess. adjoining lands of II. s. A.
Pearson, !. q. Mckissich, A. II. Foster aud
otners. '..' 30"
IA The Doean Tract in Union County con,
tanning eight aud one-fouth acres, more or
less, adjoining Glenn Springs Road and
Race Path Tract.
10. The Herndon Tract in Union County
containing twenty three and one fourth aoros
moro or less, adj lining the Race Park Tract
A IL. Foster and others.
is. The Perth Tract in Union County
containing ninc:y four and one:half acres,
more or less, adjoining lands ofU. Il. Smith
iiip Duuu, D. ~. ubVTls anu OlncTS
II Butfilo Tract No. l in Union County
Co aiming one hundred aud two onI three.
/ urths acres, more or less. adj joining Ia II ds
OF Il. S A. pcprsoa and others.
lS Buila,G Tract, No. = in Union County
C Otaining one hundred aud eight and one
fourth acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of J. Il Smith aud othors.
10. Cornvr lot in town Of Union contain.
i z about one-eight Of au acre, situate Gu
South East corner OF Main and Virgin
Streets adjoining lots Of Rice aod MoLure
aud Others. IA
~ A lot Of land in town of Union situate
on Sharp's Alley adjoining lots of A. II.
Foster, Mrs. SbIkey and others. ass
u. Tee Jack Tonncr LOT in Union County
containing one acre, more or less, adjoining
the Perry Place, lands Of |. n. Hsrris an Il
cth,rs.
20. All that lot of ard lying being ard
sitaale in town OF Union on Nsrth eide Of
Moil Street. fronting twenty eight feet on
Main Street aud running back to Sharp
Street, bnuudcd by lots Of Philip Dunn, the
E'tAtc Of II. S. Beatty aud by Main aud
.barp Street.
No. IA, 10, 10, II, AMI Is may be sold in
four or more lots plats of which will be
exhibited
One third csah balance In one and two
years from Gay ofsale, in equal insalmxnts,
Wit. interest ON each instalmeut from day Of
safe, the credit pornsu "a be secured by
bCnu Of purchaser alI mortgage ofrrenises
and an insurance policy against fire on
buildings Oh towr lots, assigned to the
Master with the privilege 20 III, purchaser
10 pay all cash, il he or she 30 desires.
Wnece one person purchases two or more Of
sad lois, parcels or tracts of !aals the
pvachaser shall have tho right to demand
iua; his OF hes several purchases shall be
.uc'uded III one deed in which case the
Master shall make the ono deed and secure
the ungaid purchase money by one bond
AMI Une moatSage.
Purchaser TO pay for papers,
c. ii. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Auric Kirk,
Garley Padgett, Of al.

Garley Psdgett, Of al.
lu oOediencC "a an order made ia the
above stated ease by His Honor Judge JOS
II. Errte viii sell at Union before the Cen /
Hods,, do during the legal hours sf sac
On Sunday Dec. Pad 1872 the. folio i IL :
lands tO-vit: ..
ali that certain parcel of land copta ming
One Hundred and Tea acres moe or lee :
KNOWN as the Garner and Fiteh pl.ce il,
Pinckney Township in Union County q orr
'Aio and BOUNDED by lands Of Y. W. Woo,
Oan;e Garner, VI. T.. Little, aud other.
TERM OF SALE
0ue half cash, bs,auce Oh C, lit OF twelve
months with interest from day Of sale seea.'
oi by bond of purchaser ari nort;a.o
premiScs sai3 PuG 'hasor to ply foi paI 5i
aud recording ihc same Purchesee a!.o ,o
have privilege o. paying whole Of bid in
cash.
e. II. PEANB,
Master Of Union County
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Slals Of Suih CarsIjs&.
County Of Uslos.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court Of Common Pleas.
L. W. Marsh, j. A. Smith, j. Xingsberry.
W. I. Asheford and NJ. B. Marsh. Survivors
Agdin.t
J. II. MsKis.ick, ns Administrator Of NJ. u.
Io.t.son, deceased Ga!, Defendants.
l'ersuaut TO an order Of saie made in the
above stated case by His Honor Judge Jos.
II .nrlo will sell at public auction before
the c art House Door At UoiOa 4. G. on
Sa'cslny 2nd December next.
All that certain piece, parcel or tract Of
lani situate, lying aud be ne on both sides
Q. lie !Iowel's Ferry road ami Limestone
r,ai nud nounIcl as follows:
East hy lands ofNlrs. Mary Walker and
". Il, Lipscemb, North by W. II. Lipscomb
and Johu Mccullough, West by Charles
Petty, South by Chnt .fs Petty, George Brown
aui Mrs. Mary Walker, containing 257t
ac,.s more or less bogiuning at p. o.
stump in Mrs, Mary Walkers field AMI
a.mipg n. 4S, y. %. 80 to = hocksry, N.
BIZ Il. 2.55 /, blsoH Jack stamp, n. 555 W
jI9J - h.cko y lear spring, n. 5ls W,
"j. 10 to q yost oak. n. ). l.. 800 to road
\, 8. W. 72O 10 stgno, n. 68 sud thlca fourth
y. lS 81 to Geod Il o.; $. ., Il. 90 20 to- "
., !. 10, ". ..l9 20 dead While oak on road
:. 3, l.. l7,5C 10 stone, 9, l6, Is, $50 10 3.
jack, s. ii, L, 20 90 to hickory3225 W. "a.
- - teslnGing corner.
Terms OF Sale:
uGc haf cash balance On q credi. Of Que
ICtr 'Ti,h intoicSi from day Of sale, secured
hy oond Cfthe purchaser and mortgage oI
c. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County
November ., 1895.
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State ofrSeuth Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
Cou.t OF Common Pleas.
W: u. sar.Ore
As 4 us
l.. s. A. Pearson ct ri.
Il. s. A. Pearson ct ri.


Tn obodiance {, sn or1cr made III the
( above stated case 0ctobor -, 1894, by
Els Honor, Judge T. B, Frazer, will cell
o. Union bsfvre the Court House door during
,se lega! hours ofsale, on sa,esdsy, 2ud
Deoembcr, 1898, the following lands to wit:
All that certain tract. of land in Union
Township containing one hundred and eigh-
ty-tour acrss' niste or less, bounded by
Inuds of j. Ii. Pare. IL L. G0ss, s. &. Howell
B,tste oil Is. IL. Rss, ii &c 4, aud estate of
Martha Bseknel, and
t7t--ALSo--
All tha. ceriail othor tract Of land in
said townsnip, 0 ataiuiag three huodred
snd thirSy a,ros more or less, boundc by
lands OF ). Il, 8iI-. Jr, Ett~te of II. S.
3eaty, dco'f. l q. ai0liissicx, IL. l. Cos,
aud J. IL. Parv.,
Those la1dy mag bs -, a. 5na.ls: Tracts
than III, aborc. 80
TERMS Of SALE.
Ouc- third cash, balsroe OF crSdi, of ont
ard two yeas" - clI4. Ias.t lnchtd, with
interess om d,y Il sttc, 20 Oc secured py
bond Of the pGrc .acr ant lnJ-tytIc p. Ia"
premiscs. Purchaser 10 pay for pipers.
G. II. rEAKE.
Mas'vr fJr Uaion County.
Masters Uih.e November 5. i o95.
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State of South Carolina.
r COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.
NJ. b. Meador as Adm.
=. G.. UuIiS.

S pNVb.
In Obedience TO nn ordSr ma te in the
above Case by His Honor Judge James Al.
drich will sell at Union, before the Court
House door during the legal hours Of sale
the following lands 10 wit:
All that contain tract of land lying. beieg
and situated 10 Ssntuc township, Union
County, state aforesaid, containing, one
hundred and thirty-esht and one forth
acres moro or les, bounded by lands late i
Il. C. Farr, JEFF Gist and tracts 4 AMI 2 #
the lands Of p. e. Davis said tract known
as tract No. 3 in the division of the lands
OFF. G. Davis.
TERN OF SALE.
Ono half eash, balsaco ON credit If
year with interest from dare 10 he secured
by oond Of purchaser al d mortgage of rem
ises The above land is sold st the risk Of
J. c: Jster. s.h
C. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
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State Of Soath Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court CT Common Pleas.
Thompson Robbs, Plainti1.
Against.
Y. N. Shell, Defendant.

y N. shell, Defendant.
Psrsuant to an srlcr Of sale made in til :
above stated care by His HOaOr Judge Jos
eph IL. Earle 1 VAL sell at pubic aust, T
before the Court House DOOR ut Union s. :.
on .alesday 2un Of Decembsr next.
Gan that cer,niu pieoe, parcel or trac, 4
laad, lying and being situated in GoHiey =
ville Township, Union Comfy. State OF Sou a
Caroline known as part Of tho Darsin Ia, d
lying On Quintou Branch end bounded tn
the East by BIoal River, on the Wesi y
Quiuton Branch, aud 81 the North by the
Jane Kennedy land, being the same lani
this day 18th March 1890. conveyed to q
NJ. Shell Dy A. Frank Smith aul coniainir!
sixty acres more ~ ,ess."
THkaiS OF SALE.
One .haif casa, b.iancc on n credit of ono
year, With intercst f:o~ day u "alc seour u
by bond of the parohsser AMI mortgage ii
the premise'.
C.M. pEAKE,
Master for Union Couuty.
Masters 0llicc Nov. 9TH 1925.
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And Other Legal Sales

, uated ID the ssue tewssLi - aRd state .
foresaid, adjoioing the above described ,ras
containing one hundred and two acres
moro or less: beg,nu,ng at q china bsrr.
tree en- the CoiumbiA Road aboutsix niles
South of, Union c. IL. and having suci
courses aud distance as are disorihca il
the deed of conveyance Of said last name
that from May A. knight to R,b,. Knight.
Terms OF sale cash.
C. II. PRAKE.
Master for Union County.
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State Of SoutA C1roIIaG.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court OF Com.uon Pleas.
W. Z. Jones end IIa Wi,leford as Adr, D.
istlator.

istlat0r.
Rot Knight.
In obedience 20 on order made in the
above stated case by lirs houor Judge J rS.
II. Earle. Will sci! at Union before he
Court House dror Gurins the legal hours of
sale, On salesAsy Dec. 2ud 1890, the is.Iow.
ing ,ands toswIt.
All that certain 'ract sf lcrd situateU in
Santuc ioHRshig county ani state stur resaid
bounded by lands J. NJ. Carter, Root.
Knight sud otrsry hcginnIrs Al s'nae
running thence 5. i r.. LOO 10 W. D X
o. m, thence S. IS W. 1870 TO stone in
fol X of bran ch, thence s. 50 W.
1850 TO stone, thence n II Il.
$50 to .wec: gum y IN tie zee
N. 2E. Is. % 10 sweet gum 3 Y T. 70, ..t &c
y. ~ z. Zi.I0 10 stone 8 y, thence s. IL
L. 2.l0 to the beg,uuirg Containing ioriy.
| three 10 acres more Or less, the sNme
| being the lanu conveyet 10 me by de-, OF
convey eli oe Of fThcmss Be- ley, Huth Re -
Salie Harris and 1 }. Al,rs, errins t.As
| the third day vi Feby. A, d. 1879.
Also
All that esItai. other tIacs Of land sit.
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State of South CavoINsS.
COUNTY OF UNION,
Court Of Common Pleas.
Administrator Of A, W Thomson dec d


vs.
\. Wallscs Thomson.
In obedience to an order made in above
icd sGss by His Honor Judge Jos. II
E.,.c, / viii scll at Union before the Court
House door during the legal hours Of sale ON
IN csday Dec 2ad 81 ting following lands
t,-wii:
That lot Of land containing about QUE
frur.h acre, situated and lying OF the West
r'c o, Uros Street i'll the town OF Inipn
lc.wccn Main and Academy Streets arl I'D
tuiu~ l.t NV OF " l.. q. Uu,nphrier and
Union Cotton Mills and Ivy Main Street
Term Of Sale Cash.
c, II. PEAKB
Master Union County.
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w By1e'2e NJ, hreer; E,g.c LDsts Judge ), y
'aan s.t;t ~, Nr" Nan'o Eetenhou.;A ma. e..
Adsiaisse'en %.a on ,h tr,fE<ssSS sS,sf esess ct
Of Michael DeenGsnrAfN a aca,,I - 80,
,sh TaSfE III Sn1 are saers'oss S.jrna~. 4as .r
ltors oftue ss!i aiio4set .H~ M, .,.,s
ceased, that ihGy he, an J'p,,eay k;.fe me-, ;ny
'he m Coart 81 iirC94e. 10 ~ Ao&SJpiann :, ,"1
~; H., so'Hh Caroaa' 90 y5A sap.sf % T. N
~ IL n,i"I nSA' H|lF "u7%auoia hsre sian orr
IL any "c%h' 'Net@hT 5.H -, .AInini,I n -
CO; '@uoniu @ no. ha.SI4 tgI.b iur b I 40
s,u u'SSn under my hsaa, m ldais 2Sth
@' - s>''em"ofs ailHn ron.M 1926. :. >, iau
80 It, /. JaHOA.qi tGb EEhci.t dr., M
pnh,is,,o, Judge Probate. "a II
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<yNlaa aHV9Rl.

was Mr.. Beckham's opponent In the last
vested in the council.
The term of Mr.. Beckham did not expire
until June, 1897.
Information has been received in this
city OF bold attempt to hold up Frederick
Jackson on the Leesburg pike
Mr.. Jackson, who was driving one of the
Alexandria bakery wagons, was on his way
10 Falls Church about a. m. When three
miles from this city three -nesxoes stepped
from the bushes by the roadside and ordered
jackson TO halt, but he disregarded the order
ana gave whip 10 the horses and got away.
Three shots were fired after him, but
he luckily escaped injury One of the
balls passed through the curtain of the
wagon and another struck an upright in
front OF him.
Messrs. James E. Alexander, George r
Hill and Frank J. Pollard have been elected
by the Standard Oil Company for distribu.
Church South to the district conference at
Leesburg, and Messrs. II. K. Field, E. B.
Kimp and George R. Hill members Of the
local board of education.
DR.. E. s. Leadbeater was given $500
by the Standard Oil Company for distrfbu-
tion among the firemen for efficient ser
vice at the oiiworks' fire on Wednesday.
MIR. Harry Mcintosh and Miss Martha
Anderson were married yesterday at Trim
1ty Church parsonage, Rev, Dr. McAllister
performing the ceremony.
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INDUSTRlALS ARE STRONG
Changers Start Weak, But the
Bulls Get at Them.
Important Developments in the Coal
ers Are Expected During the Com
ing week-Gold Shipments

New York, Aug. 3O.-The stock market
this morning was irregular. the indus
trials as a rule being strong, while the
railways were rather weaker. The last
named were sold on a belief that the gold
shipments on Saturday may reach total
OF So ,4OO, 900.
The decline, however, was unimportant,
and ranged from 1 4 to "a per cent. Lon
don sold about 10000 shares of st. Paul
and other International stock, and this
added to the wea kness.
In the industriaIs Tobacco after break
ing to 90, rose to.96a94 1-2. The rally was
the result of purchases to cover short con-
tracts Sugar and Chicago Gas were
stronger than OF late and on good buying
rose to Ill So, for the former and 5-S
to 81 3-8 for the latter
General Electric and Tennessee Coal were
higher and the last named moved up 1 IA
to 40 1-2 on the rise in birmingham pig
iron.
Toward II O'Clock the Grangers and the
Anthracite Coalsrs were taken in hand
by the bulls and advanced sharply The
Grangers recovered their early loss, while
Reading sold up 5-S to 19 SIS and jersey
Central 1 1S to ITO 3-S. Rurnors of i'm
portant developments in the coal trade next
week strengthened Reading and Jersey
Central. At IL a. IN. the marl:et was firm
In tone.
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JUDGE SCOTT MAS LEHIENf
John Bute's Pathetic Tale Saved
Him From The Farm.
Policeman FIynn's Italians Were Dis
charged by the eCourt-MiHor Cases
Passed Upon by His Honor.

The police court opened up for WORK
bright and early to-day, ard his honor was
kept busy with the procession.
Arthur Burgess, a drunk ard disorderly,
who has been there many times before
was the first to come to the bar. burgess
comes of a respectable family, but for
the last ten years has spent the greater
part of his time in the work 'us." He
said he was sorry he had gotten drunk and
he looked every bit Of it. The Judge fined
him So, and he will work out his board on
the farm.
John Butte, thin, seedy individual,
was charged with indecent exposure.
He disclaimed all knowledge Of the of
fense He had a wife ara four little chill
drcn let me off" The plea was not lost
feed his family by selling pencils and paper.
''Ncver drop of liquor will go down
my throat" judge. said Butte. I'm behalf
of my aged parents and my hungry chfi-
dren lie tine Off" The plea was not iost
on Judge Scott and his personal bonds were
taken.
Charles johnson, a colored man from
Boston, was next. Dat copper saw me
on de street last night and got mad cause
he couldn't find nothing ON me when he
sarched me- Den he lowed he'd took me
in anyhow. Jedge, amt guilty" The
fellow got ten days.
Rosa Blue was pretty much like her sur
name when she heard that she was charged
with disordcrly conduct. The horizon as
sumed a hue like her ChriFtian name when
she was dismissed
Julia Taylor was charged with being
a vagrant Julia was not pretty bit She
came to the stand and said she was hard
working woman and bad never been found
drunk and dirty in the streets.
You can't vag me. / en- respectable
woman and 1 work for my living My
children are all supported and go to school.
The officer told me he would get people to
swear that ought to be vagged. She was
dismissed.
Officer Flynn, whose pleasing personal
ity is a feature of the police court fixtures.
put his foot In il this morning. He is a son
of the Emerald Isle and doesn't care who
knows it. Italians are his especial game.
Pasquate Gerard. Vincent Gerard. and
Joseph Marinello, who lad business before
Judge Mills, were standing on the outside
of the courthouse and chatting away in their
their native tongue. Officer Flynn heard
the talk and he brindied up like bull-pup.
"Eyclalians in front of the court. What
would Judge Kimball think of that. Move
on, We dagoes," and they moved, but not
TO the officer of the laws fancy. They
got acros sthe street, but this was too
mich and Flynn rushed them into the coop
There they lay in durarce vile until about
eleven O'Clock when their case was called.
Their personal bonds were taken much
TO Policeman Flynns modification and
chagrin.
Samuel Anderson, n diminutive dari:ey,
was before Judge Scott for fast driving
Policeman Dick Anderson, The genial col
ored man who does duty on the Black Maria,
said the little fellow who bore the same sur
name as himself, was one of the worst boys
stiII left alive. For fast driving a fine OF
So was imposed.
The evening times., 1895-08-30
Entries for Old Dominion.

The following are the entries for to-
morrow's races at the Alexander Island
track:
First racc-0nc-half mile; maiden two
year-olds. Nuxious, Bagpet and Tyro, lS
each; Wat, Ida May and Willie Dexter, 1 10
each.
Second race-Four and half furlongs,
selling. Glenroller, 112; Tioga, Misery,
inter Ocean. Hands Up. Ike s., Memo, Path
way, Blizzard and Little Charlie, 1903
each; Silver Queen and May D.. 1o7 each;
Lllipute, los; Chink, 102; Della NJ, 10O.
Third race-Four and a half fnrlongs; SELL
ing. Harvest. Goiddigger, Dart. and Fox.
glove, 112 each: Fassett, Clansman. Padre,
Johnny F., Herndou, and Johnny, 100
each; Bella G. and Harlem, 1OT each. DR..
Reed 1o2; Joyeuse. 100. -e,-
Fourth race-Seven-eighths of nile;
selling. Major McNulty, Airplant, Avon,
Samaritan. Psyche, Gray Forest, Hay Tay,
Oak Lawn. BY Jove, Columbus, jr., Can't
Tell, Come Home. Hazel, 1O5 each
Fifth race-FOur and one-half furlnngs.
Jersey, 1872; Frank r. Harf. 119; Sonora,
117; Criterion, 108; Mohawk, 102; May
Pinkerton. 80; AL Heienbolt. s3,
Sixth race-One mile; selling, Mirage,
1os: Odd Socks, 1O7; watch Charm. 1O7;
silva. 102.
Second race declared off and third
divided; split forming second