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Prof. Baldwin, the famous organ
ist OF New York City, will give an
organ recital at the Presbs terrain
church, this city, next Wednesday
night. Prof. Baldwin once before
delighted Pine Bluff mugic-lovers with
his wonderful talent, and it is safe to
say that the Presbyterian church
will be crowded on Wednesday
night.
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KILLED DEFENDING a GIRL.
James childs Shot Down by Mar
Cra1ed by Drnk

james ehilds Shot Down by Man
Crazed by IrinE.
SAN FRANeIseo, Nov. 2o.-Jamas II.
Childs was shot ana llllled by John
Miller, carpenter. while attempting to
prevent the latter ffoa. committing an
other murder. Crazad by drink and
jealousy, Miller called Mt the residence
of Miss Nellie Ryan, On Glementina
street, with the intention of killing her.
The first shot from lis pistol, fired as
she opened the door to admit him, miss.
ing her, she rushed into the street and
called to Childs, who WIS passing, Tor
protection. He tried to prevent Miller
from shooting again, bat, exaspera ted
by his interference, Muller turned unon
him and shot him Though the head.
killing MIN. Before ire could renew his
attack on the girl the murderer was ar.
rested.
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INV York, Nov la-What Is be.
lieved by the police to be q dynamite
bomb was found on the tracks in the
GRIND Central depot Tuesday evening.
1t is of iron, one foot long aud four
inches in diameter 10 explanation as
to how it came there is offered. It is
kept iii water pending an examination.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21
THE MEMPHIs CO. poWN.
Wrecked In Dunlough hay ana Part Of
Her CROW Drowned

Her Crew Drowned.
BRISTOL, Eng, Nov l9.-The British
steamer Memphis, Captain Williams,
from Montreal for Ayonmouth, is ashore
in Dunlough bay. Soon after being
stranded the crew took to the rigging
but the gale was blowing SO strongly
that only the captain and part Of the
crew were saved. 1t is believed nine
men were lost. Cattle aud other por-
tions of tile steamers cargo are now
washing ashore. Her hull is completely
submerged and only her upper mast7
can be seen above water The steaner
was wrecked by striking rock. Il is
believed ~ men We're lost
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Cnbans Won the Rattle.

TAMPA, Fla, Gov. eo.-Cubau leaders
here have received information that tho
insurgents have just Won enc OF the
most important battles fought on tho
island during tho progress OF the war.
The battle was in Pnr del Rio, but
no details are given.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21
BADLY ScaIded.

DENTON, Tex, Nov. 2o.-Mrs, T. J.
Jordan, while pouring boiling water
into a jug, was badly scalded about the
face by the steam blowing the water
out Of the vessel
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Made an Ask. ament

CHICAGO, Nov. 20 Probst Con-
struction company, ha made an assign
ment. The company one Of the larg-
est contracting conccrSs in this country,
and its headquarters ia New York.
No statement filed.
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ENToMBgD IN 4 oollleRY.

Twenty Five Dcaies Recovered aad Half
Hundred Sen Yet Unroscued.
BERLIN. Nov 20. "A fredamp explos.
ion occurred in the coliiery at Retclkl-
inghausen, We.tphala. Twenty five
bodies hage been recovered and 40 or 90
men known 70 lie sl3t entom6ed.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

New YORK. Nov 20.-A private dis.
patch has been received in thus city
from Madrl to the elect that General
Weyler hao resigned as captain general
on the Spanish army ii Cuba and that
General Prando had boon named by the
goyernment as his sncn nm
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

SopTH McALEsTER, e, Nov 90
A serious cutting affray occurred at lie.
high in which a mau named WEIGH was
fatally wounded.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

O. G Boyd, fell from an engine near
Strawn Tex. and was severely hurt.
He was a brakeman
The Norwegian Pillow company at
Dubuque Ia, has made an assignment.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $25, 900.
Maynard Eelay, who fell from a train
near Overlook, died at Ardmore T., Of
his wounds.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

This morning GRAPHIC reporter
was shown two specimens OF a
second crop OF pears. grown in Pine
Bluff this season. The tree on which
the pears grew stands on the Talbot
property, on Walnut street. The
pears were about the size of d hen
eag. When Mother Nature makes
fruit trees bear two crops in one sea-
son it shows that she realizes how
hard the times are, and by her work
is endeavoring to help outstruggling
humanity.
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Mrs A.buel.Ie ON the WAY.

DENVER, Nov. 20.-Mrs. Arbuckla
left Denver Wednesday to JOIN her
husband in New York where. it had
been arranged, they would remain for Il
month. Her friends in the city ar
ranged to have the fact OF her hus-
bands death made known to her on her
arrival at Omaha. Mr. Arbuolle also left
a daughter, Mrs. r. F. Danow, in this
citrr
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senalor NIartin Appolntea ReceIger.

KANSAS CITY Nov g-Ex-United
States Senator John Martin has been
appointed receiver Of the Atchison, To-
polka and Santa Fe railroad property IN
Kansas in place OF O. p Johnson, who
failed to qualify.
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Killed by His Horse.

ANAHUAc, Tex, Nov. 20-Charles J.
Wilborn, well known yonng farmer
and stockraiser Of this county, died hero
from bruises received by his horse fall
ing on him.
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Refused Rail.

VICTORIA, Tex, Nov 20.-At the ex-
aiming trial here of Elijah Hays,
charged with the murder of Sheppard
Goliath, Judge Fenner decided to re-
mand the accused to Jail without bail.
THE SALE ORDERED.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Coming. Something new; funny
up-to-date McCabe & Young's roar
ing success, "a Black Trilby ;"
Don't fail tosee ii. You can't afford
to miss it. Honest in tone and
purity OF execution. The funniest OF
funny shows. will appear at the
Opera House on Saturday night.
November DIST, 1t
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr. John 2. Weldon. OF Wab-
baseka. honored our town by his
presence TODAY.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr.. Frank Ferris has ioasea Warc's
Theater aud will open November -,
with a strictly first class show.
II l6 d W
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LONDON. Nov i5-Tho POSTS Paris
dispatch reports that by clever ruso a
man disguised rs q postman secured a
bag of registered Letters of the value Of
42,000 francs, tss800) from a mail cart
in the Rue de A1iemagne and deeanbed.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Newton Thomas, eolored is now
in jail, awaiting trial on the charge
Of emitting timber from land which
he did not own.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

That popular Main street mer-
chant. Mr. Wolf Nichols, is quite sick
again.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Esquire r. d. McGaughy came in
from his plantation near Altheimer
this morning. He says that all cot
ton in his neighhorhood has. been
picked, and TINT the top crop, OF
which SO much is said. is IL failure,
absolute.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

The ease of Frank Stanley, MS,
on motion of the State. again con-
tinued until December It'll.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Jules Hellums came up from his
home at Grady last afternoon.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

On the morning train today Mrs
1. j. Moore VAS passenger for Lit
tie Rock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21
From Thursdays Daily.
Mr. j. b. Talbot is on the sick list.

J ". Martin, Of Draughn, Ark, is
here on u business visit.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

The litsle child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peel Alexander, " he has been very
sick for tho past two weeks. is slow
ly improving.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

That genial drummer, Il. O. Han
cock, who travels for a popular St
Louis firm. is in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

This has been one OF the most busy
days Of the season with our mgg.
chants.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

A number of wagons loaded with
White county apples arrived in this
market during the week.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Only two cases came up before Po-
lice Judge Brown this morning
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

The Southern Lumber Manufac-
lures Association convened annual
session at Memphis, Wednesday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

". Il. Allen, OF the Wilson
Printing Co. is on thesick list today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

c. y. Wesner, the popular young
merchant of Cornerstone, is in the
CITY toaay.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Cotton has fallen in price since the
election OF Mckinley just - points.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

A subscription committee for the
Christian Church is now at work en-
deayoring to raise funds with which
to build a church for that denom-
nation in Pine Bluff Every one who
is able should contribute Of their
abundance to this worthy cause
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr. john L WeHs has found his
dog, for which he advertised. hut it
was dead The valuable animal had
been given poison by some miscre-
ant MIR. Wells viii now give $50
to learn the name q the person who
did lhn act.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

T. NJ. Russell, Of Conway, is a Pine
Bluff visitor today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Four negroes by the name Of But
Ter are being tried before the Jeffer-
son Circuit Court today on the
charge OF arson.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Wonderful suiting we are showing
thar wewill make for 500 and S22.5O
They are strictly up-to-date novel
ties, of fine textures. We guarantee
fl workmanship and quality and
save YOU from 10 to % per cent on
eXerN PURCHASE.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

W. f. Meaeham, a popular and
well known citizen OF Goldman is II
guest today at the ARLINGTON.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

When you hear man talking
about "top crop" OF cotton this
year and SAYING that it will aid in
producing a crop, you may put him
down as one who knows nothing OF
the true condition. Nowhere in
Arkansas will the top crop" be
worth gathering.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

il. Reiuach Jeff this morning for
Pocahontas. to assume the maLage-
ment OF the Pocahontas and Hoxie
railroad
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

e. " Freeman left this morning
for Hawesviile, Ky, where he y MS
called on account OF the serious III
/ ness OF n sister.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

H. D. Avery, leading citizen Of
Star City, is calling on our mer-
chants today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Capt. ?. y. yausine. of Sheriff..
one of the most successful planter
merchants in he county, is here on a
/ hnsil,nc. trim tndnr
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Dr. b. G. Gannawa4, OF Warren.
spent last NIGHT in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Messrs s A. Kineaide and q. N.
Hart are ia little Beels today atten-
ding the Bushes Mems Tea to be
given under the auspices OF the Little
Rock y. NJ G. A. this evening.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Major W. r. Campbell, clerk 81 che
Supreme Court, is at the point OF
death.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr. J r. Lipscomb, one OF the
most successful young planters in
the county, is here on Il business
trip todnY.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr.. A. Perdue and vito and Mes
danes ". II. billiard and y. $.
Beard. who attended the Baptist
Convention at Hot Springs, stopped
over in Little Rock last night, and
will return home today
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

". J. Levy, OF 'yabbaseka, is in
the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr.. Hugh Fox reports that the
Baptist convention held at Hot
Springs was most successful, har-
monious and largely attended ofany
ever held in Arkansas.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Miss Reeves left for C0lamhus,
Ga. today, where she vii visit
friends for a few weeks.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Miss Mollie O'Neal, OF Warren, is IN
the city visiting Miss eunie Knox.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr. w. Z. EdmoHds, lie popular
druggist for j A. Coles, who has
been quite sick, is convaleseing slow
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From Wednesdays Daily.l

------------------------
From Wednesdays Dailyl
" J. Levy, of yabbaseka, is il
the city.
Only two cases came up before 70
lice Judge Brown this morning.
Jules Hellums came up from hh
home at Grady last afternoon.
On the morning train today Mrs
/. }. Moore was passenger ion. Lit
tie Rock
This has been one OF the most busy
days Of the season with cur mel.
chants.
f. NJ. Russell. OF Conway, is a Pine
Bluff visitor today.
H. D. Avery, leading citizen Of
Star City, is calling on our mer-
chants today.
". f. Meaeham. popular and
well known citizen OF Goldman is II
guest today at the Arlington.
Miss Mollie O'Neal, Of Warren, is IN
the city visiting Miss Jennie Knox.
DR.. B. & Gannawa3, Of Warren.
spent last NIGHT in the city.
c. " Wesner, the popular young
merchant Of Cornerstone, is in the
city today.
The ease Of Frank Stanley, vas,
ON motion Of the State. again con-
tinued until December It'll,
Cotton has fallen in price since the
election OF Mckinley just . points.
j. L. Reinach Jeff this morning for
Pocah0ntas. to assume the maI age
ment OF the Pocahontas and Hoxie
railroad.
e. ". Freeman left this morning
for Hawesvine, KY, where he eas
called on account OF the serious IN
ness OF Il sister.
Capt. ?. y. Yaueine, of Sheriff.,
one of the most successful planter
merchants in the county, is here ona
business trip today.
Mfr J T. Lipscomb, one Of the
most successful young planters in
the county, is here ON business
trip today.
The Rev. II. II STREET.. OF Dewitt.
enroute home from he Baptist con
vention a Little Rock is in the city
today.
Mr.. Hugh Fox reports that the
Baptist convention held at Hot
Springs was most successful, har-
monious and largely attended ofany
ever held Ia Arkansas.
Mr.. A. Perdue and vito and Mes
danes W. H. billiard and " s.
Beard. who attended the Baptist
Convention at Hot Springs, stopped
over in Little Rock last night, and
will return home today
Esquire r. D. McGaughy came in
from his plantation near Altheimer
. this morning. He says thai all cot
ton in his neighhorhood has. been
picked, and That the top crop, OF
which SO much is said. is IL failure,
absolute.
When you hear man talking
about stop crop" OF cotton this
year and saving that it viii aid in
producing crop, you may put him
down as one who knows nothing of
the true condition. Nowhere in
Arkansas will the top crop" be
worth gathering.
Dr. j. A. Dickson. the former well
known and beloved pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church OF this
city will conduct the prayer meet
ing service at that Church this even
ing. Or. Dickson will visit his old
friends here for a few days on his
way home from the recent meeting
OF synod, at Monticello.
The following Pine Blur delegates
TO the Baptist convention held at
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

The Rev. Fl. II STREET.. OF Dewitt.
enroute home from he Baptist con-
vention at Little Rock is in the city
today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

The pay ear on the Valley Route
paid off tile Pine Bluff employees Of
that line Yesterday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

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es,.'i' -
Newton Thomas, eolored is now
Of emitting timber from land which
he ala not own.
mat genial drummer H. .. nam
cock, who travels Tor a popular p
LOUIS ilrlh' Is ~ the city.
MN, bor ~ c.aoons loaded with
White county apples arrived ~ TINS
market during the week.
- Pt.
ne pay ga. "i' ,ng 49, !,
PAM on ''e nc 13''''' = I, 49,
'iisa' ii'ie , e9ees- = =
Mai. &c. Breckinridge is III The
= i
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Il. McFaaalen are
spending the day IN the country
NJ w = FIgoo9as HE ooYular
,1r,,grist for1 4 coles who has
hee 800 mite s,,.l. iacanqalescinp slow
"
Miss Reeves left Tor CoIanhus'
Ga. today, where she viii visit
friends for few weeks.
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N''J0' ~ N''''''s, = ~, - -
9't''si''' e3'' : .
'ess'ii'
The Southern Lumber MaHufac-
lures Association convened in annual
session at Memphis, Wednesday,.
". d. Allen, OF the Adams-Wil>on
Printing Co. ison thesick list today.
Inc lItele chlld OF MI anu - IS.
Peei Alexander " DO i''iS Deea VERY
SICK lor inc past TWO Weeks Is SLOW
~ improving.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. McFadslen are
spending the day in the country
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

About 8 O'Clock last eveninga tele-
phone message to Police headquar
tiers stated that a man had fallen
dead on Walnut streer. near Fifth
avenue. Tvs officers at once hur-
ried to the scene. They found the
man, and he had follen-but he had
not been smitten by the hand oil
death-mean whiskey had thrown
him.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

Mai. J. G. Breckinrdge is ii the
city today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

DR.. j. A. Dickson, the former well
known and beloved pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of this
city will conduct the prayer meet
ing service at that Church this even
ing. Or. Dickson will visit his old
friends here for few days on his
way home from the recent meeting
of synod. Mt Monticello.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-11-21

The following Pine Bluff delegates
TO the Baptist convention held at
Hot Springs returned home last
evening: Mr.. S. II. Campbell and
wife, Mr., Elmo Marsh and wife, Mrs.
J. B, York, Rev c. f. ] Tate and
Mr.. Hugh Fox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-14
MEETING or TBE -. .. 1.
The Kindergarten aud Day Nursery ~
I-rrcnf Nne1 Of Aseisfance.

The Kindergarten aud Day Nursery In
urgent Seed Of Assistance.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Board of Managers Of the Noman's
Christian Association was held at the
Home. 7O9 east Franklin, yesterday at Il
O'Clock.
The annual election Of m1tron was the
special business Of me meeting. several
applications were presented ana the re-
suit vas the reelection OF the present
incumbent, Mrs. Mcknight.
The report from the Kindergarten and
Day Nursery deserves special attention.
The number Of children has increased so
greatly that he present quarters are en-
tirely inadequate. and the lack Of funds
Is such that the work cannot go on with
out immediate relief
Thirty young children are cared TOR
daily. while their mothers 20 from nome
10 earn bread for their families But FOR
this institution many Of these mothers
would be compelled TO remain at home
with their children thereby increasing the
number dependent upon public
IT, The work OF caring for the little ones
helps the poor 10 keep themselves whlch
is the essence Of true charity
Benevolent citizens ane urgently So
lcited 10 send donations OF money. gro
ceries and fuel TO the chairman, Mrs. {.
T. Walford. SO east Clay street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-14
81. James Methodist.

All Of the services at St James Metho-
dist church Sunday were Of a most in
teresting and profitable character. AT II
A. NJ, Rev. W. Il. Beauchamp. the pastor
preached TO a large congregation on the
unselhshness and humility of John the
Baptist. He referred 10 John as. next TO
Christ, the most remarkable character in
Scripture, and, in an attractive and in
structive style. pictured him as throwing
aside, despite his hold upon the people,
all earthly ambition, all desire for pre-
ferment. in Difference 10 Jesus, the latches
OF whose shoes, John declared. he was
unworthy TO loosen. This sermon, Ike
all Of Mr.. Beauchamps. was tender ap-
peal 10 his congregation 10 subordinate all
things TO the service OF God. 10 live pure,
self-sacrincing lives. At the conclusion OF
the sermon twelve persons were received
into the church-siX on profession OF
faith and six by letter. This makes six
toen additions since Mr. Beauchamp took
charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-14
Will EMPLOY 4 MISSIONARY
Is the Decision the Episcopal Missionary
Society of This City.

The executive committee of the Rich
mond Missionary Society of the Episcopal
Church held a rather protracted meeting
last night in the vestry-room OF st. James
Episcopal church. Rev. L. r. Mason, OF
Grace Episcopal church, presided and Mr..
Spott Allen recorded. Rev J. Il. Mason
reported the resolution adopted by the
Richmond Glorious and the lay Delegates
OF the various Episcopal churches In the
city. recommending TO the society that
city missionary be employed. the term OF
office OF Mr.. L. r. Nugent having expired
on January LIST
A report was also adopted with some
slight notifications fixing the duties OF
the missionary, which shall be as follows:
1. He shall hold one service each month
on Sunday morning at the penitentiary.
=. He shall hold services at the aims.
house az occasion requires il, and shall
also minister to the inmates.
3. He shall hold services for the In
mates OF the city and county iails at such
occasions as he may deem advisable
He shall hold midday services al the
railroad and machine shops.
. He shall conduct the services at St
Lukes chapel every Sunday afternoon
and twice a month on Thursday night
a. He shall have such open-air services
"a he may think best, and are agreeable
10 the missionary society.
T. lie shall not extend his work beyond
the lines Indicated without the consent
OF the executive committee Of the society.
:. He shall make a full report OF his
work 10 this committee at each quarterly
meeting.
II was decided that the rector of each
Episcopal church submit 10 his vestry the
question as 10 what amount they VIII
appropriate as the share OF their re-
spectve churches towards the defraying
OF the expenses.
Il was also decided that an effort shall
be made to raise the sum OF $1,000 as
salary FOR the city missionary. so that
the entire amount 10 be raised by the
Episcopal churches Of this city for mis-
sion purposes, including the sum Of $500
for the Brazilian mission. will be $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-14

Theodore spott Charged with Turning In
n False Alarm.

Sunday night an alarm OF fire was turn
ed I'm from Seventh and Broad streets.
and several engines soon appeared and
began searching for the blaze. After a
fruitless Investigation a small boy inform
ed the firemen. that Theodore Spott.
youth OF about eighteen years, had turn
ed I'm the alarm because he had seen
light in the upper story of the Sanger
Hall building and thought 1t was a fire.
Yesterday morning a summons was is
sued against Mr.. Charles T.. Spott. cali
Ing upon him to appear In the Police
Court and show cause why he should not
be fined for his son turning in an alarm
Of fire. knowing the same TO be false,
from box sl7. in violation OF chapter IS.
section 20. of the city ordinances. Young
Spott has only one arm and the'e are
but two fingers on his hand. lie de-
clares that he did not turn In the alarm.
and. moreover. that even had ne wished
to play a trick on the department IL
would have been a physical impossioii-
ity for him 10 have opened the alarm
box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-14
Justice Johns Court.

The following cases were disposed OF In
the Police Court yesterday:
T. j. Hin and Nike Doherty were nned
- and costs each for fighting in the
bar-room of John Onesty.
Douglas Culllngworth was put under
SiOO security for ninety days, charged
with being drunk and an escaped prisoner
from the almshOuse.
The case OF Fitzhugh Johnson tcoloredl,
charged with entering the store OF J. Il.
GOOde with intent 10 commit larceny,
was continued until the 18th.
Charles *. Harris (coloreO was sent TO
the grand jury on the charge OF resisting
Police Officer J. r. Parkinson. He was
put under 5000 security for twelve months
Tor being a suspicious character, and the
charge against him OF assaulting ana
sfriking Virginius Miller was continued
TN the 18th. H.,
ored) were put under $500 security TOT SIX
months. charged with being SUSPICIOUS
characters. 49,,
Ellis Rogers (coored). charged with as,
saulting and beating Osborne Greer ana
stealing his money. was sent on 10 the
grand jury for highway robbery