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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
FIERCE FOOTBALL.
Dartmouth Makes II strong Showing
Against Yale.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. October lS.-
Dartmouth made such strong showing
against Yale this afternoon that the Blue
was forced to give the best exhibition
OF the year. in order to roll up credit
able score against Dartmouth. and to pro-
tsct it's own goal. .
In the first half Yale's goal was twice
in danger and ony relieved by oppor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
The Ohio Less than knee-Drcp.

WHEELING. W. VA, october 1.-THE
Ohio river to-day reached the lowest point
il has ever been known 10 reach at this
time Of tho year The marks here show
If iuchos-wlthin two inches OF the lowest
stage on record.
Navigation Is completely suspended, an
unparalleled condition of things Tor Oc-
tObor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
PROPOSALS TO TIE PORTE.
They Are AcceDtcd by Snid Pasha-
Mhnt viii sultan Say:

CONSTANTINOPLE. October 1.-THE
proposals submitted by the representatives,
If Russia, France. and England for the
reform OF Turkish administration In ar
mcnia have been accepted by said Ia"n",
and are now awaiting the approval anu
signature of The sultan, before whom they
have been laid.
The Sul.ans reply has not yet been
made known. 1t is hoped 10y the repre-
ecutativrs Of the Powers that in the
course Of a week an imperial decree VIII
b. issued embodying the provisions OF the
new scheme which stipulates, among
other things. that the imperial deputy
commissioner charged win the execution
of the reforms shall De Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Corrox-sTATEs EXPOSITION.
Especial Rates'-"Atianta speciaf-
Yin Tho senbonrd AIr-Line.

Via the seaboard AIRLINE.
only line running solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman BUFFET
sIeepers and vestibuled day coaches. No
extra fare on vestibule trains. on Tues
days and Thursdays of each week fare
from Richmond TO Atlanta and return.
only SEQ; good for ten days from date
OF sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICES:
Leave Richmond 9:05 A. NJ. and 1888
A. NJ; arriving Atlanta next day at so
A. NJ. and 800 l.. NJ.
Remember. commencing October is, the
Atlanta sleeper will be open at Union
Depot at p. NJ. This sleeper is placed
In service especially for the benefit Of
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and information apply
to H. NJ. BoYKiN.
Passenger Agent,
$50 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Hnvuiian Epidemic Ended.

WASHINGTON, d. G., October l6;-
following telegram from Admiral Boards
lev. of the Pacific Station, dated Port
Angeles. Cal. in regard TO the epidemic
Of cholera on The Hawaiian Islands: Cap
tain Pjgman. Of the Bennington, October
2d' reports health ~ crew excellent. Epi-
demic ended. Eighty seven cases and
sixty-two deaths on shore. Olympia at
Iapania."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
MARYLAND LIFE-INSURANCE COM
PAsY.
M-IIIirr,, IL Hiach h To- rn. President

All forms OF Life Term. and Invest
ment policies issued and annuities grant
ed. Business opportunity for a desirable
Richmond man in this agency.
Money loaned on desirable real estate
in the city Of Richmond under the rules
OF the company
Borrowers can make applications di-
rect 10 the home office through the under
signed, who has been employed by the
company for nearly Ave years
PELHAM BLACKBOARD.
Special Agent,
9I4 east Main street. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

The members OF the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery were all delighted with
their trip to this city. In a letter TO
gentleman here, Commander Olys eN-
presses himself as follows: -.
~ had a lovely time while in your city,
and the praise OF your people and dear
Old Richmond will be long and loud IN
my command and In New England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
WfnOninatc,I.

WASHINGTON. October 16.-(Special)-
The Democratic convention Of this n{ap-
pahannOckl county met here on Monday.
the 18th instant and renOminated the
Hon. John +. Miller to succeed himself
I'm the next House Of Delegates. Mr..
Miller is a successful farmer and thor
ough businessman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

Mr. J. Taylor Stratton Is the agent for
the city Of Richmond OF General James
IOngstreets book. From Manassas 10
Appomattox" The book contains over coo
pages, and is illustrated with 10 maps in
co!ors and 2S portraits and Other illustra-
tons. Your orders respectfully solicited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

At regular communication OF Ricn.
mOnd Lodge. No. 45 B. +. .. E.. last
night. the following gentlemen were ad-
mitted to membership: Messrs. Ihohlas
Scott. Charles Thalhimer, V. DohaIi' anu
Colonel J. \. Pattee. ,
4 splendid social session Is to be held
upon the occasion Of the next regular
r1eeting-twO weeks from last evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Appointmcnt. for Speaking.
VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC
1n,.n.rn.r.ri. RnnAs Ocfnhnr lG. 1890.

COMMITTEE KOONs, UctODef 10, Ioo0'
Hon H. ST. George Tucker VIII speak
at FiuVaina on 18th instant.
.I0.eph Button. ESQ. and :. l.. Fer
guson Esq. wIll speak In AppomattoX al
Walkers Church October 18th lafter-
noon, Huntsville. october 18Th (nishp'
FOre's Store. Monday. october 2lst; Meg
ginson's MIN. October I'D; Oakville. Oc-
tobcr 2fth: Stonewall. October 18th; An
dereOn's MIL october 26th; Chap, Novem-
ber "a; Evergreen. November 81 Oighp.
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Rncc Issue In Oklahoma.

PERRY. O. T., October l6.-All of the
colored children. accompanied by their
,e,dav and demanded a1mttance. but
Superintendent j. y. Augustine ordered
them 10 their own schOOl-rOOms. The
PRESIDENT OF the School Board has been
served with a mandamus petition. and
the case is set for "A nearing NovemDe
nth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

NEW YORK. October 16.-,Speciall- b.
r. Allen. Broadway Central; T.. \. EZe-
klel Sturtevant; Miss y. Glenn. T.. q.
Glenn, Grand; ". F. La Bonita. Imperial;
J. Brandt. \. 3. Clarke, Waldorf: W. n.
Fitzgerall, Brunswick; II. L. Lcfebre.
Grand. W u. Williams, stewart; j. f..
T. Anderson, Holland; c. f.. Doyle,
GRIND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

once customer. always one, is our
motto. We can suit you, and it will give
us so much pleasure 70 do SO.
SYDNOR & HU NDLEY,
Leaders in Furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
ArAUER AND O'DoNNELL.
GO BY TIE sEABOARD AIRLINE.
Special Ten-Dny Rate to the Exposi-
zion Good on sunday and Monday.

tion Good on sunday ANA Mvnuoy.
The Governor Of Virginia having
changed the date OF Virginia-Day at tho
Atlanta Exposition to the 22d instant,
the Seaboard Airline desires to an
nounce that the low rate Of $40 for
the round trip. good for ten days, which
heretofore has only been offered the pub
lie on Tuesdays and Thursday, VIII ap-
ply on Sunday and Monday. the 10Th and
21st instant, thereby enabling parties 10
avail themselves OF the low rate and BIS
In Atlanta on Virginia Day. TIE Sea-
board Airline returns its passengers TO
Richmond AT a decent hour. and does
not, when four miles from Richmond.
compel them 10 transfer to a day-coach
at 4 o'clock i'm the morning; and the Sea-
board also offers the travelling public
a through train to and from Atlanta
every day in the week. and not simply
on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Pullman
reservations can be secured and baggage
checked through 20 destination by CALI
ing on or addressing
IL. II. BOYkfN.
Passenger Agent,
S36 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Prof. BasieG's French Course

OPENS OCTOBER - 1885
Registration begins october Is, 1895 No
2o5 east Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

The First Battalion (coloreD VIII take
ming. The battalion will move from Madi-
SON and Clay to Broad. to Ninth, 10
Leigh, 10 the armory. where chatse
will be made and Possession taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

COLUMBUS. o.. october l6. The Thur
man Democratic club. Of which Allen
y Thurman Is member, adopted "A
resolution last night severely condemn
ing the movement for free silver in the
Democratic party, now being led by Thur
man. Thurman was not present. The
vote was unanimous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
For Indigestion
Use HOrsford's Acid Phosphate,

Dr ". O. Hoyt. Rome. Ca. says: II
hive found II both an agreeable and use
ful remedy in many cases OF Indigestion,
and also In nervous troubles attended
with sleep!essness and feeling OF ex-
haustiOu." .a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

why don't you like il? Because II Is
shoddy! It didn't come from the leaders.
SYDNOR & IT NDLEI.
III and Tl3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

BON SENS SYSTEM.
There will be three classes-at Il NJ,
5, and Z. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

tune pnrring. aud in the second half the
Dartmouth men literally fell in sheer eN-
haustlon before Yale's battering on
siaugnis. II was fierce football, won py
Yaie's Superior players.
The first half occupied twenty-five min
u,es and the second twenty minutes
the Longest game played thus far TINS
year. There were no accidents, and nave i,N,
been none mere since the Yale Princeton
rules were adopted az the beginning OF
the season. The anal score was laie'
25; Dartmouth. 0. -
TIGERS MADE TO WORK.
PRINCETON. \. j.. october ID nc
Tigers met the Princeton seminary loot,
BAH team this afternoon. and aittr
great deal Of hard work succesded III
defeating them by the score or ~ 20 :.
The stone-wall that batiied the NlrslnIt
team a week ago. was unable 10 coine
up 20 it's former strength, ana tne s%edni- %
nary was able TO make the required hVe
yards on nearly every attempt
HARVARD HAS EASY TlMH.
BOSTON. MASS, October l6.-Harvari
had an easy time with the Willlams
eleven on Soldiers Field to-day ana
rolled up a score OF % 10 . in two haIVes
OF 20 and II minutes each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Consequently.

She bought her Furniture OF Syanor S
Hundlay. and as q consequence Is per-
fectly satisfied. .---.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
The Only French Course

9li east Main street. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

taught by the ''BON SENS system, to
be delivered in this town. No. 20 east
Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

Ola papers for sale az ,5c . hundred a.
DISPATCH on7cA -----L -L.--.x--@4-sn---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

Every h""S """ "' '""S "'
should attend Professor Hasleff's SIX
WEEKS course in FRENCH. No. 80
east Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
rhurman.s siiverincss Condemned.

J. Ben bigger, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
II. BOYKiN.
Every Lady and Every Young Lady

PdsstNEtT NktHI,
S36 east Main street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
VOTES AGAINST ARGUMENT.

Three Democratic Levy Court Com
mIssIoners shove Trough the Special
Constable Resolution.
Three members Of the Levy Court,
all Democrats showed through q
resolution yesterday afternoon pre-
viding for the distribution of
81, 500 among the special constables
appointed by Governor Reynolds at the
last general election. Chairman Scott
offered the resolution, and be was
supported In its passage by Commits
sioners Mesly and White
Messrs. Gallagher aud Armstrong, the
two Republican members, opposed its
adoption, but they were out-voted They
contended that until Governor Reynolds
presented to the Levy Court the petition
asking for the appointment OF the special
officers no action should be taken. 1t
was case of votes against argument and
payment Of The men will begin on
Monday morning, Commissioners Scott
Mealey and Gallagher being 3 committee
appointed to examine the commissions
and claims
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
FULL POSTAGE MUST Bs Paid.
Literature Sent TO Any Forts and Posts
Can No Longer Go Under Penalty
Frank.

Literature Sent TO Any Forts and Posts
Can No Longer Go Under Penalty
Frank.
A general order has been Issued by the
Secretary OF War to officers ia command
OF headquarters In the large cities that
magazines and periodicals sent to enlisted
men at the various forts and poets. which
have been contributed by certain
societies, clubs, etc, for the benefit OF
soldiers. cannot be sent unless reKulsr
postage is paid upon this matter. For
some time past religious organizations
and clubs which subscribe for
these magazines have, after reading
them. turned them over to army
officers IN the various cities. TO be sent
to enlisted men for their entertainment
and benefit This matter has been for
warded to them under the penalty frank,
thus avoiding postage, when the law
strictly provides that only matters per -
tsining to official business can bs sent
this way
Free postage on this class OF matter in
this case has been In vogue under a half
dczsn postmasters-generRl, but Post
master General Wilson very recently
discovered the violation of the postal
laws. ard Informed the War Department
Of It, with the result Of issuing the order
already quoted.
Post Office department officials cannot
see under the provision Of the law, that
free postage should be accorded the
soldiers in respect to these periodicals
any more than 1t should be granted to
publishers Postmaster Moore has
received copy of the order
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
SATISFIED TO GO TO JAIL.
A WITNESS WHO RECOGNIZED IN
1T A STEADY WRITER'S JOB.

Board and Lodging and a Dsllar n Day
Not to BE Found EasIIy-rwo vioiators
of the Law whose Experienco Melted
Them Ten and oosts-other Cases Tried
In Municipal osurt
s"Waat shall be done with witnesses
In cases which 20 to the upper court. " is
a question which frequently bothers the
authorities. II is absolutely necessary,
In order TO secure conviction, that these
witnesses be at hand when the trial
comes Of and n they are allowed to 60 at
liberty there is great uncertainty
about having them when wanted. There
is no house OF detention and no course is
opened except to send them 10 jail, where
they are associated with criminals and
naturally become emblttered towards the
authorities who put them there.
Whenever possible Judge Ball has
made It rule TO allow the witnesses to
go on the word Of their friends that they
will 0e forthcoming, but Ia many ia
stances even this is not possible. Then
no course Is open but to commit
Frequently the witness doss not care.
especially as he gets home aud board
and & day while confined such was
the case with John Gibbs, the Young
colored victim OF Thomss Gentlel, tn 6
highwsywan arrsigned yesterday, BE
WAS brought into court this morning
having expressed bis desire to be held
When be entered the dock be was in
his shirt sleeves and Judge Bali asked
him Haven't you got coat2'
whats thAt2" wEs the quick reply
and the question was repeated.
The answer 'Yayssh" came in tones
which clearly Indicated the Southern
negro, and he was ordered 70 20 and put
IL on Returning be signifed his desire
TO 20 over, and smiled when the judge
suggested that perhaps he couldn't get
stssdler or more remunerative job for
the Winter
John McGlynn pleaded guilty to dis
orderly conduct on Delaware avenue
car Tuesday night He got on at
Fourth and Market streets and threat.
ened 10 break the window and punch the
conductors head, kindly Offering to pay
for both The car was stopped at the
City Hall and John was removed. He
was fined $40 and costs, which be paid
Frank Fitzpatrick wss arrested yestsr-
day afternoon by Officer Welsh on
Washington street, below Second. for
being drunk and exposing bis person
He said he didn't know anything about
IL, and was fned $40 and costs.
Michael Nc Donald arrested bT Omosr
Scott at Front aud Shipley and Charles
Robinett by Officer Lyons at Front and
West. both for being drunk we're each
fined 81 aud costs.
Harry Wheeler, dudish looking COLI
ored man was charged with highway
robbery. The oEsnce was committe-
some time ago and the victim was another
col ared man, the amount taken being
about $50 Harry ventured back to the
city yesterday afternoon after having
been away aud was promptly nailed bS
Captain Kane and Officer Solomon. Hi'
hearing was postponed until 70 morrow
bail being fixed In 81 000
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
ATTENTION. ATTENTION 7!

Buyers Of Christmas Presents Can Get
Fine Novelties on Easy Weekly or
Upon the First Payment.
Have you any idea that you can pur-
chase diamonds. watches, novelties and
anything in the j,welry lins on easy
weekly or mon'hly p 7ments aud have
the goods delivered 10 you on the frst
payment Well you eau; and II you
will call a. E ,rle's, southwest corner Of
Eighth and Market streets. up stsirs,
You can see as foe line Of goods as can
be found any Whero Earle also sells for
cssh at prices that he will guarantee TO
be as low ss anywhere. II not lower, as
he Is a manufactures and you do not
have TO pay the middle man a profit
Open every evening until Christmas
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
DEATH OF DR.. WILLARD L EARIS

A Young and Promising Physician Passes
Away at the Very Commencement OF
Mis- Career.
The death Of Dr. Willard L. MErls,
son Of the late Norris Marls and a
nephew OF Chief Engineer Joseph A.
Bond. Of the Water Department., CO
CARED yesterday morning In the German
Hospital tn Philadelphia. after q short
illness The fever developed on board
steamer, while DR. Maris was en- route
from Liverpool. and on bis arrival in
Philadelphia December he was taken
at once to the hospital, TO which he had
but rsosntly been appointed resident
physician.
DR. Maris was about "A years Of age.
and had a bright career before him He
was graduated from the West Chester
Normal School. SwGrthmore College,
University Of Michigan and Medical
Department. OF the University OF Penn
sylvania He alsl passed with more than
the usual averages the examinations 5
required by both Pounsylvanla and Della
ware He had many friends Ia VII
mington who will hear Of his death with
sincere regrst
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
rnho.. or n..summsrn a Game. .

smyrna baseball enthusiasts we're sur
prised yesterday by q visit from the
msneger Of the short lived Wilmington
Baseball Club OF last year which for
feited guarantee In August by sppeir
Ing on the diamond with "skstes on. " III
Is said that the Smyrna treasurer
offered the Wilmington management SEQ
OF the $50 guaranteed ia order 10 cover
expenses OF transportation. demurrinR
at the Wilmington tesm's conduct on
the ball field. The Wilmington people
demanded eli or nothing, whereupon
they got the latter. Yesterday the
agent from this city tried to get the
original $50 offered and was told that as
that was refused at the time bis claim
was forfeited.
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
Mr.. BAYARD MAKES no STATEMENT.
But He Has No Intention OF Resigning.
what Some English Newspapers Have
to say About It.

But He Has No Intention OF ResiRning.
what Some English Newspapers Have
to say About II.
LONDON. Dec 10 Ambassador Bayard
has returned from q visit to Viscount
Peel and beside his statement that be
had no intention OF reslgnlng, he
authorizes me to say: IL am making no
statement In regard to the resolution of
the House OF Representatives OF which
suppose | shall see the full text Ia due
time. Probably only a synopsis of my
address IN Edinburgh, which Is the
alleged basis Of the action Of the House
majority, has been published at home
and the full text, / am disposed to
believe. has not yet been read oy those
who appeared to have voted in the
majority yesterday in Washington"
The St. James Gszttte. Yesterday
afternoon, thinks that Mr. Bayard may
resign after such an attack
III So" the Gazstte adds, "hls loss
will be regretted by all who have come in
contact with such a fine example Of q
digni6ed, eloquent American statesman.
But Mr.. Bsyard's indiscretion wss 20
deliberate that We doubt II he did not
contemplate this result After all, we,
too, should resent 1t II our ministers
made similar statements"
The Evening Standard yesterday after
noon. commenting on the affairs. says:
The pettiness Of party warfare in
the United States was never more clearly
displayed Mr. BAysrd has gained the
good will Of sll classes here. The United
States has always been singulsrly fortu-
nate in the selection Of it's AmbassAd or
to Great Britain Mr Blyard has
proved himself worthy Of the foremost
rsnh -
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
MORE ALLEGED "SHIENERS" ARRESTED

They are Arraigned Charged with
violating the Law Relating to the
Farmers and Truckers Market Held
for Upper Court.
The war on the 'shinners" still goes
merrily on, and the alleged violators OF
the law governing the farmers and
truckers market, are still being
arrested and arraigned Last even
ing Benjamin Miller, William
McCloskey, Elmer johnson, George
Reed and Charles Gabhart we're ar
raigned before Judge Ball in Municipal
Court. Miller was discharged, as there
was not sufficient evidences to hold him
The remaining prisosers were held IN
9lO0 bail each for the upper court.
L Heiss, r Wood. John Hendrick
son aud Irwin Nickerdank were before
Magistrate Daley last eVenIng and In
each case hearings were waived and bal
given for the upDer court.
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
THE swlNDLsR TOLD THE TRUTH

Worked Fake Fish on on Numbers of New
jersey HoustWivss-Msy Operate Here.
The latest In the swlndling line has
been developed over the river in some OF
the New Jersey towns. A genteel
looking fellow, with the gift Of CAB well
developed, would locate In place and by
Inquiry learn the names and habits Of the
more prominent residents.
When the man Of the house was away
from home the fellow would call and
state that he had been ordered TO leave a
certain number Of pounds OF fish which
we're to be paid for 10 a majority OF
instances the fsh was paid for In no
case were they fit to eat, nor we're they
cheap The swindler when asked the
name OF the hsh invariably replied that
they were fake fish. and he told the
truth Up TO this time these willy fsh
mongers have not attempted to operate
here but they may, and citizsns are
warned against them
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
After The Errnnt nusb.na.

Among the passengers from Philadel-
phia on yesterday afternoons boat WAS a
woman with n grievance, which she
made no secret of She told
her fellow travellers that she
lived In Media and was after
her husband who was living with
another woman in Shellpot. aud she
proposed TO hunt him out. adding with
an assuring pat on her dress front And
I've got the money hero to see that It's
done She further said that she
was badly injursd last year in o
railroad accident. for which she secured
S5 600 damages, but as the accident had
crippled her, her husband had loft her
Up to noon to day she had not applied Al
any Of the magistrates Offices and 10 ia
surmised that the sight OF her gold may
have lured back to her her rtcreanl
qpOuse
Evening journal., 1895-12-12
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
w AND
a Bad war TO Collect p,bts.

George w Thomas is a colored man
living at Eighth and Scott streets and
has teams on street work Tuesday last
William Gales also colfred, was work.
ing for him, and at the close of the day
demanded bis pay Thomas didn't
have it handy and so in
formed Gales, but this did
not satisfy him and this morning he
visited Thomas's house and on being
again refused proceeded to kick up a TO y
aud was promptly elected He laid for
Thomas later and struck him a blow
With stone on the forehead, cutting a
bad wound. A warrant was issued and
Gales may find that such methods Of
collection are not recognized by the
law