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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Hurled ut EmpOria.

FMPORIA. VA. July T.-tSpeciaL)-
81 citizen Of this county. died al his new
home. I'm Rocky Mount. y. G., last eve,
ming. His remains were brought here ana
Inferred In the ROund-Hill Cemetery. MI.
Raney was member of both the Mas0ns
and odd Fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
THE REVISED ORDINANCES.
,Inde Over Thirty Nenrs Ago.

Four a-pound caddies OF the once "a
nous brand OF Sallie Lunn tobacco pui-
III IA in the wear 1861. are now offered
by him 10 Mr.. 4. w. Taylor who manu-
featured this mixture in Richmond IN
l0n or 10 his heirs. If they can be found
The caddies have experienced many Flels-
STUDIES and were concealed by MIS-.
Homes under a stairway many years ago
TO keep them from the raiders, and were
only brought 20 light about four weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks, rector Of the
Church OF the Incarnation, New York
who died recently on board the steamship
Fulda on her return passage from South
ampton. had been heard in Richmond
several times He preached the annual
sermon before the Virginia Bible So
clety a few months ago. and filled the
pulpit Of -. Paul's church at another
service the same day. Or. Brooks was
a brother Of Bishop Phillips Brooks, and
was about ~ years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
NOW TO THE COUNCIL.
LIGHT COMMITTEE TO PREPARE
ITS REPORT THIS MORNING.
Members Decline to Say Whnt Re-
Communications Will Dc Made
Hotel Fire-Escapcs-The Revised
Ordinances.
Ordinances,

The Light Committee held another ses-
sion last evening behind closed doors, and
devoted over three hours 10 the conside-
.ation Of the affairs Of the City Gas
Works.
Only enough members were present TO
constitute a quorum. and Mr.. Hardwicke
was so unwel that he had TO leave n
little before o'clock. thus necessitatins
an adjournment until this morning at 10
o'clock. To-day's session will be a brief
one, as the character OF the report TO
be made to the Council has been agreed
upon. and the paper has only to be put
In shape and signed.
The meeting last evening was held in
the Gas-Inspector's Office. In addition
10 the members of the committee there
were present City-Attorney Meredith, Su-
perintendent Knowles. Foreman Walsh.
and Book-keeper Meredith. The two
last-named gentlemen were questioned at
some length with reference TO the various
accounts Of the department. bow the
money received is handled, the manner or
keeping books. etc. superintendent
Knowles was also called upon for certain
information as 10 Nlf NhLillAiol III HAtiN-i
he found the affairs Of the gas-works
when he took charge.
From what can BE- learned. the investi-
CATION was more IN the nature OF tho
roughly acquainting the city Attorney
and members Of the committee with the
details OF gas-wOrks' affairs than 10
bringing to light new facts. Indeed, the
facts have all been made public through
the statement Of Mr.. Boudar ana the re-
port Of the subcommittee. Members OF
the committee. though admitting tnat
the recommendations TO be made 20 the
Council had been agreed upon, declined
last night to say what course would pe
advised.
FIRE-ESCAPE ORDINANCE.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners ana
Council Committee on Fire held Joint
meeting last night 10 discuss the ordinance
(Which has been before the Council Tor
some tlme) providing for fire-oscapes from
the various rooms OF the hotels. The
measure was discussed at some length in
ali OF its details. and will probably be
so perfected before the next meeting OF
the Council that IL will 90 through with
out any trouble and be put into opera
ton at once.
THE REVISED ORDINANCES.
The proof-sheets Of the general city
ordinances. revised Nd abridged win
great care and patience by captain Alex
ander Coke, are now ready for adoption
by the Council. and II Is probable mat
this body will be called together IN te"
DAYS 70 consider this important mat
ter. The revised ordinances viii make
some 2iO pages, and the city charter WIN
its several amendments, Will be prin'tH
in the same volume. The railroad ordl-
names will make a separate volume OF
some 10 pages. Both books will be care
fully indeXed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY r..
(By telegraph
ARRIVED
DEATHS.

IITROw.-Diel. "Wednesday morr.--.
at 2:30 O'Clock. at the residence of a.r
grandfather. 80. i2D west Cily street,
Miss CARRIE LiEROW.
Funeral from the Bethlehem Et.nEe
cal Lutheran church corner Sixth
clay streets. THIS Thursday AFTER.
NOON. ar 4 o'clock.
TERREL-Died. July n. $50 a' a.
NJ. ~ her residence in HourIco county.
Virginia. Mrs. JOSEPHINE TERREL
Funeral from tre re-Ilenc" THIS
Thursday MORNING. July is'h at %
O'Clock. and remains VIII be- taken ID
Hanover Tor burial. Friends and a.-
quaintances invited - attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY D. Ie-.
sun rises .......50i HIGH TIDE
sun sets ........l ~ Morning .......... q. 8
Moon rises ....,..lI' fNenihg.........,.l- s
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY D.. t.-.
ARRIVED.
Steamship .Wyanoke. Biakeman. N-w
York, mtrchan1ise ana pfe,eil. b.;
George ". Allen & Co, agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Biakcmau. N.v
York. merchandise and ilsstr..r..
George ". Allen N Co. agents.
steamer Pocanontas, Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, lUl Ne
ger, superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY r.
(By telograph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner c. T. slbley. New York.
SAILED.
Schooner V. T.. D0wnes. New U.lr.
Schooner Governor Ames. Prov i.l.a
Schooner ". Arlington. Providence
PORT or WEST POINT. JULY i-. iss.
Q3y teiegraDh)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvine Murphy. Daituor :
passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Baitim lre Bennett Bars
more passengers 1nl neral cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvine Murphy. B1lt.r ;
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore Bennett halN.
more; passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
p.NTops ACADEMY.

NEAR CHARLOTTES. lille. w.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MtN.
Send FOR catalogue.
JOHN r. SAMPSON. \. M-
" fS-eodfNf PRINCIPAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK, July l7.--(Speciai)--J. w.
Rothert Imperial; e. w. Tanner. Bar
tholl: S. q. Nefr. broadway Central; r..
Il. Leigh. Jr., and j. A, Morris. Fifth
Ave
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
For Heavy, sluggish Feeling

1t produces healthy activity Of weak or
dlsordered stomachs that need stimu-
lating. and acts as tonic on nerves and
brain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
EDUCATIONAL.
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
NASHVILLE. TTNN.

Next session Opens september 18Th.
Foil graduate as wei 49, undergraduate
courses. Ten fellow ships Tor cUllrE I'D. .-
yates. Seven departments academic. c.-
g.noering biblical las. pharmac % 81,
dental. medical. Fully equipped it.tl'
ri s and museums.
wills WILLIAMS.
IL fg-oo1fof = secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Winchester GA the valley of Alrr rI.
Twonty-seventh year opens SEPTEMBEb
18TH Eight courses. Music. a.., tloca-
ton. etc Thorough. Terms low. For
catalogue address.
Miss II. =. Billings
iy lS-Th&gaf2t PRINCIPAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
SCORE HY INNINGS.
f-'7IfI@ = =
l2345 7S9

IynchbuTg ,...............Ol UVVVti - b
Portsmouth .........O 0 o o 90 o O. o
Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg, D.
Two-bass hits-Berryhill, Thompson ~.
Plock. Struck -out-By Leach. 4: by
kagey. 4. Bases on balls-By Kagey. >.
Batteries akey and Schabel; Leach and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

we have Six Nice WAGONS ~, -. rrsn
Excursions. and Hay-Ridins TOT hii' ~ -
abort notice and reasona Die ptiee ~. AS
in want al any time viii please raw
WIN '"' JAMES MDoNouGH S CO
Nv ll-Su Iu&Thst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
The Stoye-Pipe Oyerhentrd.

The alarm OF fire turned in from Box
is. corner Of Twenty-ninth and Grace
streets. yesterday afternoon at 5:B O'Clock
was caused by q slight blaze at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. W. r. Prosser. No. 2Sl3
east Grace street. The fire was caused
by the stove pipe becoming oyerheated.
The damage was tritling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

ON b,IIs-OT weeks. 4: of Hallowell, .;
Double plays-Corcorsn. McGann, ana
Tate; corcoran and Tate. Passed balls
Brennan. >. Time Of game, hour ana
% minutes. Umpire. Hoggins-
SECOND GAME.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
rx,tR sION
ny THE LADIIs ~ ~ I,

by THE LADIES oFllitsxrr
CHURCH OF Tit CIV L-N.'
on THE
STEAMER POCAEONIAst p n
July 18th. At l-N
supper viii be served on toe to'''
cc-cream, crabs. etc. ,.,t.s ana
Tickets: Gentlemen. 50 cents iA'''S
hlldren. p cents. ~, g., TINS int
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
CROWS AND FARMERS.
They Furnish Material for n Tale
of Woe.

NORFOLK, VA. July H.-(Speciai)--
The Crows and the Farmers met again
to-day at League Park. ana thereby
hangs n tale, and such woful tale
Two games were scheduled. and at 2:2O
p. NJ, when Umpire Higgins called the
first game. a fair attendance Of lovers of
the great national game was observed.
Weeks was i'm the box for the Crows
ana Hallowell Oiiiciated for the Farmers
Norfolk scored their first run I'm the
second inning on a base on balls and hit
by Tate: Petersburg failed 10 score until
the fifth inning. when a base on balls
an error by Weeks. and hit by Bren-
nan netted the Agriculturists two runs
In the eighth Norfolk tied the score on
hits by CorcOrnn and Tate. Petersburg
followed in their eighth. scoring two runs
more on Il feeders choice and a two
Dagger and single by Pender and Tur-
ner.
THE RIOTERS DIDN'T ROOT
Norfolk. after an Intellectual struggle
failed 10 tally In their ninth. and the
game was finished amidst an ominous
silence. not sound being heard from
the rooters except an occasional COM
plant Of the umpire's work.
Both pitchers pitched good ball, and
though Norfolk made one more hit and
less errors than her opponents. the latter
hit at the most opportune time.
The second game WAS more of a farce
than an exhibition of ball-playing. This
was due TO two reasons-bad pitching and
bad umpirIng To detail the game would
be perfectly useless The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
SCORE BY INNINGS.

l23 61S9
Roanoke ..,...............a00 0S02 2O-i0
Richmond .................0 o 0 "a 4 o u O. s
Summary: Earned runs Roanoke. 3;
Richmond, l. First base on balls-On
binsmore. 9; of Lloyd 2. Struck out-By
binsmore, | by Lloyd, 9. TwO-base hits
lNiltz Welch Foster. Bradley. and House
tnan. Three-base hit-Paddeu. Home
tun--Berte. Double plays-Dinsmore TO
Wells; Houseman TO Herte TO Wells:
Tannehill to Wells 20 Kelly TO Berte
Fine OF game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

NUIIHldTy. EaTHCW TuH7"I1y HVHDuTE, 70
Portsmouth, D.. Two-base hits-Smith,
Ferguson. Berryhlll Thompson. Mcintyre
%. Childs. Home-runs- Knox, 2. Double
plays-Hallmln to Thurston. Mailman.
Hail, and Joanes; Fuller. Vetter. and
JOanes; Ferguson and Plock; Fuller and
Joanes. Struck-Out-By Ames, 3: by Hall
man. T. Bases on balls-Of Ames, .; OF
Mailman. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
AVN SCHOOL

WASHINGTON ANDLEh IN - h''-'''
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA, t-...
Onens Sept. h. Tor catalogue aol',
ions RASnOLPH TVCKEi'' pe'n'
pv u-e0iZGO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
SCORE By INNINGS.
I2345G7 %

p PotlTiS .
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, g., re-
tersburg. l. Home-run-Tate. Two-pase
hits-Geier C). Tate. Mcfarland, 1Appert'
bv MCFARLAND. G: by Gaffney. g. Bases
on balls-On Mcfarland, 4; OF James, 4;
off Ganney. g. Hit by pitcher,fleck-
man. Double plays-Corcoran and tate
Hickman and Turner. Passed bali-tote'
Cmpires-Hoggins. Halloweil, and Weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Rev Dr. William T.. Hatcher was sum-
moned TO Norfolk Yesterday as witness
for the. defence in the Massev-PilOt case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

summary: Earned runs-Richmond. l.
Base on balis-Om Mccain, 2. OF tiynn'
l. Struck out-By Flynn, 4; by Mct ann
|. Three-base hits-Wells. Double piays
nerte 10 UouseInan TO Wells; Rerte 70
Houseman to Wells Hit by pitched bali pail.
Wells and Fultz. Time Of game h1u l.
and g minutes. Umpire-Mr. Mclaushlih'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

TWAS A STAND OFF.
Bluebirds and MaslcianS Secured One
Victory Each Yesterday.
HcvsEMaN PUT OUT OF THE GAME.
de kicked Against McLnuphifn's De-
cpsion. and Though He Was Put On
the Bench lie Was Afterwards Al
lowed 10 PIny-Otber games.
Richmond, ~ Roanoke, t"'
Richmond, 81 Roanoke, o.
Ixnchburg. a. Portsmouth,. o'
Lynchburx. 10; Portsmouth, %
Norfolk. 1t Petersburg. ~
Norfolk. II; Petersburg. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

HAMPDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE.
10th session will begin September .-' '.'
For catalogues address.
RICHARD McIi.WAtNE pree'i
Hampden-silDfi, 3D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
UNIVERSITY Of YIfGIHA
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

9TH Year State Military, scientific ara igea'
School Thorough Courses ia general ahl i.
Chemistry and IN Engineering ntgrc' f'
Ia course: Grad N.Mi and BaraC
in POST Graf. courses Master Science CD. rs
Ger. Al expenses. including clHh.ng t.t y
dentals provided al rate % $500 pr p. %. '
acreage .Or the four years, er.ifls' no .f.
OEN. SCOTT SHIP, ellellA!s--s-
Is ls-Sa tiias inst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Washington. the first time the reye-
nue. receipts exceed the expenditures; me
excess Is light but IL marks turn IN the
tide Thu deficit for the month so FAR OF
sl3.2lsOO0 will probably be considerably re
duced before the LIST Of August as the
heavy payments, aggregating slS'Vv'VNo'
have heen made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
SCORE by INNINGS.

TVFVF
Mcfarland batted in Weeks's place In
the ninth inning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Ishpeming, Mich.-The striking miners
closed the Winthrop mine. and also stop
ped the steam shovels at those mines
operating them. The men are holding
mass-mestings to-day, but have no orsani-
zation. and their chances for success
in securing higher wages are remote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Denison. Tex.-A large meeting or
Christian people was held. and petit
ton was started requesting the Governor
To use all means TO prevent the Coroett-
Fitzsimmons fight, even If IL becomes
necessary TO call an extra session OF the
Legislature TO pass iron-clad laws to
cover the cnse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Totals ................ Z z u !
'Welch battcd In Clark's place IN the
ninth. -
SCORE BY INNINGS.
I23f567S9
ySo.,,ore OuuuJO W %
Richmond .......... ......v VI " y
summary: Earned runs-Rlchn9nn. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Memphis Tenn.-Judge +. $. Hammond
Of the United States District Court FOR the
Western District OF Tennessee, was mar
ried in st. Marys Cathedral TO Mrs. Mar
garet Welch. Of Memphis. the ceremony
being performed by the Right Rev
Thomas GaylOr, assistant bishop OF the
nIocasa NJ Tennessee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-13
He Saw. tho Logs Got stIx.a.

Joseph Pavlek and John Shining, two
laborers, sued Mead q Adams. loggers, in
the superior court yesterday for sss that
Is secured by liens on boom of logs To-
Gated about half-mile from the Novelty
Mil Pavlek claims that since he filed his
lien another lot of logs has been mixed
In. making IL impossible 10 separate the
two lots. Paviek says I'm the complaint
that on September II. 1896, Mead a. Adams
employed him to assist in cutting and
falling lot Of logs, about $1,000 feet. that
are now on the west shore OF Elliott bay,
one-half mile south OF the Novelty Mil.
Pavlek was TO get $50 a month and board.
When the work was done there was Sill 40
due him, SO he filed a lien. Since then
Adams and Mead have mixed, SO claims
Pavlek. 10000 feet Of other logs similar
I'm appearance to those he cut. In the same
complaint is stated the claim OF John SIN
ming, who desires Judgment for s74T0 for
labor performed while logging for the same
firm during last July. Affidavit Of service
was made and an order OF default entered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-13

Hs Makes Careful Provision for His
Wife and Her Children.

Tie will OF the wealthy pioneer, Jesse
" George, was fiied yesterday afternoon
b the probate court. together with the APP
gaeatoa Of Mrs. Cassandra George. wild
es, Cor letters OF administration. The
wiil vas a very long document, written by
Nr. Georges own hand, under date OF
August ?, 1875. and witnessed by A. a.
Denny and Hon. Orange Jacobs.
To his wife he gave sl.000 In cash or
foies al the time Of his death and all or
Re household goods, and personal prop
sriy. not otherwise mentioned and dis
lafsed. provided it does not exceed $500.
u his he excerpts notes and money. From
tas income OF the residue OF the estate he
leg8eathed to his wife for her support and
issl OF the family, including education. as
u2ch as was required 10 maintain the
Asasshold as beItted his condition in life.
sals provision runs until the youngest
sad arrives at his majority. II Mrs.
eepFge should marry before the youngest
sai1 becomes OF age. Mr. George desired
uai the provisions already mentioned
taal remain In force. When the youngest
tal4 Is OF age the portion of the estate
~ beqHeathed specifically shall be divid-
= INTO two equal parts. one OF which shall
- 70 Mrs George FOR her natural life and
ne ether be equally divided among the
18TH II MiS- AEtAFHt Si04Ad marty a
tseead time and at her death leave chill
sfeA by her second husband, It is provided
bal TIE half of the estate wllled 10 her
val he divided equally among Mr..
NsaFge's children and the children OF Mrs.
s.sefse by her second husband. IL one OF
~. 6eorge's children or one OF Mrs.
s.sQTge's chlldren by second husband die
,elare the divisions and leave children.
a'tas az the time OF the divisions. such
.a'sireh shall have the part that belonged
sas mother or father. as the case may
- Ar. George stated specifically that the
leFton OF his estate that went 10 his
s@asalers should - enjoyed by them as
',fsssie property. free from any control
= shelr husbands. provided they married.
s'r same provision applies 10 Mrs. George
- she marrics again.
the property remaining at the time Of
80 ne reserved house and lot now In
I, SESSION % his sister-in-law, Corielia
- t'sesse. at Albany. or. which is given
49,. .sF as separate property ard on her
% 90 20 her present children. He
'e'aea his brother. NJ. q. George. as ex-
10Y ana his wife. Cassandra =. George.
=. - sAeyaif'N Mr.. George however. lives
''' % the state. so he Is disqualified
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-13
cnnrt and County Note-.

~. oetsnsen. a native OF Norway, was
admitted TO citizenship yesterday ~ Joaso
Humes.
heIn strengthen the county jail was put
in placs yesterday. IL weighs ABOUT I'i'o
pounds. ,. -
Jnawe Langley against Ella W1eeler Tor
$40 and an order for the foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE - .
-rhe trial OF solomon steinfeldt, eharged
with conceahng property knoslns rna.,s 20
have been stolen, was oilsAHi0S ~ SN-eS
Uunes TO December IL
lenses 70 we'd were issued yesterday
,,r Robert L. Nuber, OF Everett ana ser
t~,lde NJ King, OF Lsiona IuSISE ~
~ lincoln. Neh.
7,sa sealed verdict r. the case wherein
RFhec-a Latty was attempting % nois
Jehn Rug ss trustee Ter 80 ~ r,ar,-
- Judge O.horns court YESTERDAY l 10 m
N ara found TO BE for the pia-nuh tof
-. y Sorle. II. : Kennart end
s;seree Hooker were Yesterday - apL,o.t'1a
e. CsS~re ". Hal, James 4. Taylor
49, : wlnehels OF the estate OF George
+. Gibson. ~.
r G. Ref. TIRE petty swind, ETY. Sne 2,,' VS.
49,. $3.50 ,~Sfe-ses Swore 20 an afncavtt yes
s~-,saV that re was pSursr su9 -.
s,-s Sc should ~ allowed u .sSe 40. =" -.
peal 70 the supreme 49, -.
~ -a-,,ttsftur from the supreme caNrI
- - tNa ape!Sson az Judge Osborn
s..ss.Safjr@ tse iaw under whseh the tree
SSSers eleoison 20 rsn 20 1aS sasl efk
VS. IS .,--ssFs~ssV The Judgment Tor costs
sSs ,ii9si the city amounts to 81
Ia 4 s.7tt. recetver % Iyncs = Jose,
latEsrs. VAS successful yesteTs@~gs n
tilt az - -'s.,y-Tr about saas for se-ng.e
SSolPS 5000 IRE defense claimed max
.s,S q Iese broke their contraSs - -
SS-nisnlnS the entire amount . - -.
5u.lce s-,s.,lsf-afo~s % 2 II. Lows -
- NJ g. rsar rSrtion % the kngen slocs :.
- Sesorsa between aaerry Ah -,
s~Sse.St,tsr or TneeFnaeT A notice Va
ss~v.5 81 Rratsche - pay Us s~eS ~ ~
- deliver possession n three eass, e,
is.ss irstiGate3 Tor rent and costs aa'a A0t
.-,erssssrtoF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-13
Criminal Cases I'm Federal Court.

Philip Baum, Thomas r. Dahlquist and
George w. Schumacher, under indictment
for manufacturing and selling tobacco at
Whatcom without having paid the gov
eminent tax. were brought into the Fed
eral court yesterday on bench warrants
and pleaded not guilty. They were released
on bonds or $500 each.
John Birk and William Belkle, under In
dictment for counterfating, and who
failed to appear when called for arraign-
ment were taken into court yesterday
morning on bench warrants and are now
in the King county Jail, awaiting trial.
Frank y. Breust gave bond yesterday in
the Federal court TO answer the indictment
against him for having removed some ei-
gars from their place OF manufacture
without having them stamped.
Max Levy, the Port Townsend boarding
house master. who was accused OF ille-
gaIly retaining the clothing OF ]. r. Blom-
roos. a sailor. was fined $40 and costs by
Judge Hanford yesterday.