davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
Tut'sTFFs sALk.

WHERRsS. Pred Carsseas, by his doed q
w tfust. dated TIN zlst day q March, Ai p
aisA rsrararr 81 PtOweas County and Sfstc af
Colorado, on the list sss3 e AarcAs 4 y. bsle
trustee. the seutisesst quarter ti4t y seetas,a
tvnnty fuurl ~ IN tpwuship ttnt1 ntiet y tsa5ttf
81 rsHge fcrtJ seyrat.ii west q sisdh IrsriisAii
STATE II Colorado, tn<ethsT ni;h ard tueindtas
one wRfsf rieht Mo- II Ia JuniA 4 Lamar G an
ssry note, dated March siss tss foF The ssHa ef
eleven hHniFes tshliafz tsE4es, pes essar - tisr
day a. Nareii isl; together piia lnists-i ti-rs-
On sensi-annnaity ~ shown - ton csdiSltis tgf
forty fear collars each atsarsed g said ngss
Aarel Asd ssI.fssnster a each rear with interest
tiirrr1n aitrf due a. two tsr cent- pgs n,cnth-
ease u siefsuit iu ,e psy suesst 81 sefd not. or
any psri thcrspf. with tise intrryFt shegcsn, o.
prtreii Al susi sacafsi b. said ds.i, and the tn
tarcst thrfrsu tir tiHHc u sale. may A. The
ostios u ,iie isdss q ssid 49, e ',ss
- iaufai for the ssid fFrstess % hts suers-aes
N trust sitrr hasinz advertised suci sale thirty
days in = nepss,atrg usthiishra IN ttsg cssarss
0ierc sNid premises are sttnaisd. u ssA satt
trranises Or sus rart thefv'ei apd ~ TIE r.s1t
aud rgnity % rsslcFaUtlus ~ tbs sid Frsnte-,
his hsirs sud asslEus thsrsia. af saahlle yracze
~ tho highest bAsidrr for cNshs ard
where's. aafash has hc~a Ase IN The rsay-
March hud ,,ettsuitsef tst. Loo, ant March ist-
-. sna al'e u tlis ,sI.s ,as - 80 -
las icclars,l tiia ,ilsai- of seid principal ssns
anA aisrsst dpe Rna fsay nhle. anfi hss rslasisst
;he sals - said prvsnfsss ~ siftus u sid drsa
wheTra.. ii is rrasidesi 10 SOD hT sstd dees -
trusf. thhs IN eS-s Il ihs death. inability - -
fusai ~ the aid sidary }. Altrsch. sTnftrc. %
sri, At any tiiue Ntcu arsitn aaF be fspgHlrf-t
for the u1scutssa ~ tks ftusts ursiur srid dre,t
% tFnst. thea tie issai kqtier - sald nufr- a1
b. uf5uns sloly aesassEieissci aI4ssi1it a suessz
- In trust - tiss ssla HT1rs ,. Aasiehi sra
MhrFtss the sAit hrefs J. AiAfach y At~eat
fs,s.ss stss Siate y CniCfsso. and uEzhl~ "a acs
aud has rcfusgt 10 aci taid tfus-sf.
ard Asa ". krunry. ttse icrai h.lldsF
a said note. hss ~ a NrssinE dulI
khaptads,si atFnErissi att sutsttpfs.i tho
uaslerslrns-i W W Dale trustee - 49, 500
css-.sF q -sii Henry J. Aiafieh row. ,hsF~fnre.
hy viftne ~ tt,r sutilgFttY and tUNers fsstra In
no aforrsaiss. ulil in pursuArrr - the i7rf-
ei-ffut q said trust tir.i sell Al - hsr atrtss.
az tlsa Tfclsoat Stsrss frpnt door - thr E.ipst
HOUSE "a the city - nrurFF. AfkgAiipr C1grtf
ard state ~ Nolcr ssir. On Wednesday, giA Esih
daY - Msy. A. -. 80 ~ she hslus u
ten oriock A. " the allow a.sefitsd
Wstsr figit No : % Ia Jant4 Lamar CArsi-
and any snd all other NAtcf rt4,his aasi trFi-
saiine prisiies- ussi fet ti.r iFrisai,sa y saia
land. the hiritrss hiiieF fur cash. ff ,hs rers
p-.se q rsyins the insi-,'s,iHsss aiase H'sztioa
Dsisi st brnrsr. Colo, Arrsl ish, i,s
". ", DALI
Sace-sslr ID 1ruet-
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
Ien... rnf,r.an.tr renrar.

At dinner party In the country
there were some peaches for desert
which were what is COMMONLY called
..woolly y',-that Is 10 say little taste
and without juice. .'Siy dear said
the host. addressing his wife from
the other end OF the table. II do not
think these peaches are . success; II
Smith THE fruitereri had no better
than these it was a pity TO send Us
any" Then the Lady Bonntiful of
the parish and the guest of the even
ing. who. unkuown to the host. had
presented the peaches. observed
plaintively. II an sorry. my dear
Mr. Jones, but thcy were the bss:
had. y ON another festive occasion Mr..
Jones. who was by nature courtesy it
self. compiimenteda middle aged lady
upon her dress. the upper half o.
which was black lace Nothing -
he said. ..to my mind IL so becoming
"a black and yellow. yellow. y
she cried. .'Oh. good gracious bui
that's MT my dress--that's me. -
James payn in the independent
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
Her Ancestor.

Zeal, remarked member of the
Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution the other day,
rs sometimes misplaced, I've been
urging a friend whose family / know
to be an old revolutionary one to be-
come a Daughter. She had never
shown any enthusiasm about joining,
and her conservatism had simply the
effect % increase my desire that she
should So when one day last week
l found myself unexpectedly tete a
tete with her for trip to Philadel-
phia, l rsneaed my attack with a
hold uiose. As the train was leaving
Jersey City al in my most eugag-
ing manner Nov. my dear Mrs S,
j have you al my mercy for two full
hours. Before We reach Philadelphia
yom mus have promised me that YOU
Wi c ma il to the Daughters. l
warn YOU that you may as well yield
first as last. for yield you must. We
want yon very much. Mrs s
smiled rather peculiarly. Are you
sure yon viii want me- she said
quietly, when / tell YOU tha. my
most prominent revolutionary anees-
tor was Benedict Arnold 2 ~ New
York Times
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
rRIIsrEEs sAIr

tVHEREAs, Fiorcnes \. Nd b. her dr.si ~
w slasi. dated Narcl. =. isss. aud agiy r.
sT rSesras = IN ths esasiy x Pro~ssp md .sts
Of Colorado. on the fusfrfa day y AfEtls lzA
rieh. a. tisisis,e tho feileWius: dssrTit.si resi
estate EituNte IN the county of fruwerr- ans
state % Colorado. ,o1wit: The wet half - q
haifitil Of northwest ,Iuarsrrti. !. ~ stioR elt
tsl. IN township tweutsst~o t.sa south and
wst.-r rights as recorded IN The ofioc q tbs
eouAty clerk ana recorder - frpw.rr cisunty.
~ trust 10 secure the payment q her psotnis..s-
dotlars. dated March Is. isfl. ami tsayable
- the order q The Colorado Securities Cons-
,.zssy. gu The first day of March i-ss tosgthrr
With interest thereon setai-annBslll. a. shoan
hy ten .eouPons q forty $50 dollars each.
"a the frsf days Of March And Scf.;s-lssr Of each
year. WITH Interest On fsid eeaf'ca note AZ ulr
rate 81 two perrcfi tr meath after mAfufii u AID
Whereas, said doed of sriist provtiss that in
case Of default In the isA2uscut u said mote. sr
i sl.sii y lawful far ne - aid sr., sr sue
css--or IN trust. to sell the sald ptrsnlss-. shy
part thereof and all right aHd tguiiy y rssicug-
ton cf the .aia Fiesrnce 4. Ned therein a. ras-
iic auction for cash: Ssd
whercas. IL j. prorldea in and by said dsesi of
fueai os the said Henry ). Aidrleh. srasts-s. to
act n any time when action may b. reIrirrd
for the exscu;lp~ o. the sFlsss undrr said deed
- trust then the legal holder 81 said rots may. .
by writing duly aesross lssiscsi. spfloint a snr-
eessor IN truet 20 tho said Hrgr, J. Aldrieh aud
WAeroAs, the said Henry =. Alirich i al,seat
from the ~tafs, 81 Colorado Gna unable 10 act,
and the legal holder al tho said note has. BY a
writing. duly appointed tho underriruod . trus-
tee to act as successor of-nid Henry J. hdrich.
recorded ID tho Office OF the euslnty clerk and
recorder Of PropHF- county and state of Colo
RADIO. and
Whereas. default ha~ becn made IN the ray
nnsnt Of interest coupons due March Let and Sep
tern bcr ist $50, and March ist Is and the same
T. still unpaid aud the legal holder 0f -aid cote
has declared tho whole Of said principal sum
and interest due and payable. and has re-
qnested saia Of said premises, under said
deed Of trust:
Now. Therefore, the undersigned. as such trns-
t-e. viii on Monday. the ilth day of May.
isse6, at ton o'clock in the faFenoon. at
the fremont street front dour ~ the court hosise
Ia the city of Denver. Arapaioe county. Colrra-
do. sell the above described property. and all
water rights or Interests appurtatninK thereto.
and in aud By said deed Of trust conveyed.
Dated April q, iss5.
fsiEnedl THOMAS l.. SMITH
Successor in Trust.
Date Of first publication April II. 1856.
Date Of last publicHtion May .. I,9s.
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
TRrsTEE.s SAFE.
WnEREAs. Eiw,n M. slatet did ny
w .ses.l q trust, :iafef assusst ;. L

JgTnEREAs. Esw,n n Sister did f,y his c<.rs.in
w s.es-l n trust dated aagast 5. lss', ana ~
IN rncossls - the ccc u cietk and fac1rsisr IL
Ptouers Nognsy. Colorado. psansr, TO oca~ Hcnry
do a. srsste tl.c failseiee .cftfssI iassis 81.
dated IN ffrG@ft tsiintF. stats ~ taioraisi is,-
Viz Lee q ! n Z ss,ssiea Z; Tswn.hil,
With al Wstes rirts- nns. pFstilekes. ditch Of
sissslgs, which dice said fiSf1 NJ SlAtaf has eF
sad rnecy anrr ssse ssfia n trust 30 secure tho
pAylaeHs csfi asa psrrsiszsf, note os eyea data
ioinss isisg pas ails Z, si.s s,,isF x tAs Cgla-
r4o sc4Filss ulla.i3 eve 5taf. after tlsc iasa
s,is tcr ansurss ~, abic ssiaI Alil.saIly a. tes
essvpssHs tlerrte 2tfechasl, s,sd
MAsseas- feid trtst dssd provides that in eass
e dsfallt ia tie Ray faetit 81 .sia sssse or sty
part ihsfcSif tlle iniers=t thfrcsi. A. the tl1
s'ld IN ~ psznnss - ~ tAiA noiq asa coasats
x tho isal balsler u sAa lpss Il .tsaii and maj
~ ls@tui tes sai trustee e his sneresf tEnst
tate u tstiie anrisan 10 Tia ils1sr y sid trss
decd Described ffFfssrerf 70 Si.t<t Far greater
~, sslf iss aha az irsesrsf siass ssssset ,s.Nf
pitb tic t4ssts - sxn<aisrz this srsst9 anal
MhessssY 5etsgis IA, ee-a ss.esic = ihs ray
Wssfra. m s4ia d-si ~ ts,sst 4 = Esfti-r pro
yiaeli the; - ees< q fir=iA aalslisf - rsfs,sl
1bea asslpn pndes the re~ett - ssld deed u
tsust may =, rss.'ssre-t - thr ieSsi f-,l,isr
stftaf1 aEy otA~s f.-rsna ia "a. 4ses ard stssa
n s4ta HrnFY , kl.ir3rh tfssis< uish fuu
r-fvar 80 execnts saia irass 10 slia tsssa
II sstd dsdEi q fEass stustdfIi- aH8
MlrFr4s !. sfa tesfrc "a the iezsi tciisr
and snef - saso tfsarsifffs, .l<e - The tssiss
D. ssili siiTsi eEazfssi - rxeeDtasi. and
Mtsrsyss, tho sasa Heavy J. Ahtr,ch ~ reason
- his zhsrrre ffasa tiie Stase - Colorado Agd
his = herrab-s,ifs 80 trsc~s 20 - ascsF-
tsin-a ~ ttr srel hslilirr aEd s~HFr - said
usig - arAtis - szecu,r ssid trtsii sad
h.reas, tie iteisirr ans carrf - said prpss-
is>sirg acsr 1lt q writins sigis - &1sia is,.s3
snt-tifnts the nnasgffiznet- A. r tofs@, Ia tlz
fllsre ssd ssras - HenIJ , t!dr.rh a. TRUSTEE
al thinr. ~t4sh ssia HsHrt ,. Atarieh sight
hsrs .soss - yirtue q th1 r-ssesp caesartsi ef-
Aifa - fAit drsst q tgnss.
Nos Thrrsfafe tirF fssfnfst - The LEGAL bold
srsf apErf - said gIrsiits,ofs rsts. n5yicc -
hrfrhy rtyrn that 4 4. I ftsrF SUITS itrte frszs-
sss sfnfsrAif. ptll % Nanslz1. ~ lifh asy -
Naf 4. Il. lssr - the asief - tn . ftck - The
fnr.ufqs1 - sala dRt Nf the 1fetf.st pxst~t dNeF
= its tnsrf Neess in tts siti - nsnser, trprty
Area slns kud Sfafr "a f3elrFadl. fIuiaif acc
tldn q ~ highest srr tssf tldsisr ttrTcfrf iz
czsh. ssii the at-srv Described Irule<sy and all
tisf rsf tiflr hetfft aat r-fsify ~ tFsgi1t
q the xaia f3HYB ". Hiat=s his he4fs and ertixns
thffsga for the IaFfaass - fzyirz sAka ustr ard
Al Interest doc ttfroa ~ tsisss - sic tastllsz
uith tbe es,sss snd gxpenssr q eEn<sttsx iisis
psses Al Irassr, coIe-.as, ,hl- "a a4y Of
At. FoRsg. ssb-ti,ass Isy-is,.
Eirss pahlieatio1 Atfiit =. it1+s isss 5-biie@tiaa
- =
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16

The Denver Times has OF late dis
played much improvement in its news
service and mechanical features. 1t is
now printed by 8 sIergenthaler Limo
type typesetting machines of the latest
and most improved pattern, and II
pages are issued every daY excepting
on Fridays, when 16 or more pages are
printed The Times is the only daily
paper in Colorado which receives the
full day service of fthat greatest news
gathering organization, the Associ-
ated Press. The difference in time and
the unriyalled service allows The
Times to present the news Of the world
up to 9 p. m. in its last edition. A
corps of over 200 live correspondents
in Colorado and surrounding states
and territories enables it to present
the news of the Rocky Mountain re
gion on the day it occurs, twelve hours
10 advance of the morning papers,
while the local news service is crisp,
fresh and up-to date The increase
in size allows The Times to introduce
severll new daily departments. which
will be appreciated more especially by
its lady readers. The Times makes a
specially of the best serial stories that
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
rRrsrEEs sALE-

VnHEaRks, James p Anderson. hy his
w deed oi tr'ist dated FEBRUARY l., isis.. aad
duly Fro0s,lei 10 thp niilce y the cHlaty elerk
II t'alaradn 10 Book 4. at paKe Il. e9syeyef T.
T. NJ Binckwcll, ~ triistf-q. the fnllpNiuf de.
srribet real estate situate Ia the cuuutx %
ProEers and state ~ Geloratc. ta-aif: Tls
township tiss,nfy y-,hfcc t.tl zsath ot fsne f6rts
four tftl west; IN Trust to secure the Payment
gf certain pfniuis iszury notr therein described
sether With interest thersna al the rate ~ seven
per cent sr annurp, payahlr SAID
un,s having t-s-n ruaie, executed ahA delivered
i,y JefoEue blackwell, aad Ts4Ya at3e October II.
.aid note having hecn assumed hy The said
James T.. Anderson and iie eaid trust dussi hay-
ing been given Rs Aforesaid tli secure and iu-
dsfRnifg the SAID Jerome hiaekusl frutn tAs-
q h--lns mreliesi to provide for Inv pasussat
~ sasia note anp
Wher-a-. tie said Iasacs r, Andersen has
xhsslly faigsi 90 pay said ncsc or ans ysri rher.
nlatio &c the pasr.cnt Of said ncto and interest,"
tthrreon. and also sirfani- has hoeu made Ia Sli
uthnr conditions uf sald trust acsSi,sud tho s1id
.frronlc Hlarkeeil y fuuafsullrd ;n provide for
san - judgment ohtaiuf-i thereon. Npsg .tisrrc-
fuFe tho uullfr-iEncst. such trtssfcr. Niil uu
Tuesday. the 9Th diaY Il hey. id. AZ 70 o'cioek
m the fors,noan et The frunt door - the cpsrt
Colorado, sri thu shove described property and
all water rtsifs intere=ts aptTrtainiur thert-
60 and In and hy said tred of trust canFefel
Tor ttn purpose nf ~, if tho ssid ueta. and all
iuisFe-i due thereon AZ the time ~ sorh .Als.
snsrr;iirF ygstA al aud hcrrus-i.
and thc costs aud eHpeascs % excca;inE fiis
trust.
Dated this asth day Of April. A. .. isss
:. X. DoUUnIi, &, n BLkckwELI-
Fir~s Da6. aprn ., 10, lar pub. MAY :, ~,
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
lvalna, rlme.r u p.m.na.

There is steady demand for wal
nut timbar and purchasers ere scour-
ing the Atlantic coast region in
search Of large tees. While metal
lie collins. usually called caskets by
the undcrfakcrs. have displaced wal-
nut collins. the wood Is increasingly
applied to other uses The trees
are scaree in most parts OF the East
and many are jcalously guarded
against AK and saw.
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16
rRrsTEr-s SUI

mHEREAs. Gustav Srau hs hi. acea 81
w trSst dstssi thc ssh tay cs NJ arch. - !. szsi
rscsrsier. IN the connfs " i,rpWcrs aIf state -
taistalin. the zfd aAs af MARCH, i-i ~ .rc-sks
dc foiis~ir s.ssri li raj esisis slfnais =, ths
epEnly ~ PfuWegs Ani stats - splpsado, 10
riil iiie -sa's hslil : e sls ,.iIlissasf asarssr
one "a sop thstsa n fane ferty-lTs al vsst u
-, Sizth lsthl PFiueiFsi MeTiiieH. ecsisiains
eieiIty t.l aers. more isss. tosvtheF Nth AL
water rigilts agTrFl aiming tisF~sa. sArsa being
asi.senesa n Arknss-as ktsef LAHd- hssetsstr
49, - ~ i,s.,i h s,,,s+ T., ..-,.s.
the payment - his 'sFsrnissafy note Cor tie
y .lsht hnnats ssfol eiiaEs. dated tl,c f.h asy
OF March, i-9i. aad f-ayzsle thr ursisF - 1isr
Colorado serprtfies CoEspanY. 90 she first dAy
n March 100. tre-iheF with intrrs~t ther-on
ssiassss irs iaSj aaiaa, p s.rb is sss1s % %
said note, and perAhir respectively ou thn erst
dsyz af March ard settenstasir ~ cneh yrAr. with
interest said spufssn notss At the rate 81 $50
pr ceat Ter rsaisnfh aftsr ushfurttys and
Wlisrsa. sad si.cd Il irtast ptgstars that "a
esse Of default In the fie5nseut - said note, OF
auy interest itarrou. Df any part thereof. ihsn
il slsil h. lApfnl Tor the said trustee AZ lis sac.
ocssar Ia trust. 70 sli ts,s SAID pTSmisss os any
part thereof and al risisi aud equity of Fiesnp-
tiou Of the said Gustav Irau therein at Pub
whercss L L Provided in and br said iles~i os
trust thai IN oHss ~ the death. Inability re-
fusal of abe said Henrs j. Aldrteii, tras,ae, 70
the execution pf the trusts under said dced Of
Trust. then the legal holasr % said naie way hY
In trust 10 the said Hcnry J, AldEirh aud
Whereas the said Hear y. Aidrteh is absent
from the state of Colorado and unable 10 act,
and the legal holder of the said note has. b a
writing. duly appointsd the undersiEned a
triIstee % act - sneecsfuf q sAid Hsury j. Al
irieb. a. recorded in the office of the roanty
clerk and recorder OF Proxers county and state
OF Colorado. aud
Whereas default has besn made in the par
ment of intsres, due September iss. issn,
and all Subsequent interest, end the same
u still unpaid. and the legal holder Of said note
has DECLARED the whole Of said PRINCIPAL sum
and interrs: dine and pa able. and has requested
a sale Of said premises undof said deed % tfasf;
Now, Therefore, tile undersigned a. such trns-
teo will on Tuesday. the fsth day Of May, isss3
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, at the fremont
street front door Of the court house, In the city
OF Denyer. Arspahne county, Colorado. sell the
aboge described property and ali water rights
or interests nppnrtaiuing thereto, and in And
by said deed Of trust conveyed.
Dated April I, 1896
lsicnedl THOMAS L. SMITH.
Successor in Trust.
Date Of first publication April IL Iss8.
Date of Inst publication May 2. 1875.
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16

can be secured, the one now running
in the paper being IAN Army Wife, "
Capt, Chas. Kings latest and greatest
story. The presidential campaign Is at
hand Those who wish TO read live,
reliable paper will take the Times
The Lamar register., 1896-05-16

Date Of first publication April IL Isis.
Date Of Inst publication Mag 3. 1875.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
MESSENGER GONE,
A Messenger I'm the Department Dis
appears Mysteri0usly.


appears Mysteriously.
Oliver L. Shanks, twenty-five years old,
five feet eight inches tall 130 pounds weight,
reddish face, smooth shaven, ,ilong nose. ir-
regular teeth. hair parted. in the middle.
round shoulders, right leg sbowed, and
dressy," as the description furnished the
police states, has disappeared from the city.
He was a messenger at the Agricultural
Department, receiving $50 month. He
came from Louisville, KY; where his ia
ther lives. and from whom occasional re-
mittsnces were received by the young man.
His relatives do not know where he is and
are greatly distressed over his disappear
ance. Mr.. Evans of the disbursing office of
the Agricultural Department says that
Shanks did not overdraw his salary a cents
worth. 1t Is the rule of the office not to
advance money to employees and the man
could not overdraw his salary. An order
was presented by creditor of Shanks, but
1t could not be paid and was refused Shanks
asked to be excused Wednesday afternoon
AT first his request was refused He urged
so strenuously that important business re-
CURED his absence from the department that
Mr.. Evans permitted him to go, and nothing
has been heard OF him since
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Augustus Burgdorf ct ux. to Jno A. w.
Burche, original lots IL, 13, IA, so. ST. and
part lots 13 and Il, so. 1876; $40. Chas. E..
Banes ct ux. to Albert T. Whiting, lots 129,
13o, 135. 1876, Long Meadows; $40 Lewis N.
Charles to Mary E. Berrian. lot GO, So. 271;
$3.50. Bernhard E. Fernow ct ux. to Jno.
H. Lane, lot 1, So. 2, Connecticut Avenue
Heights; $12.5oo Martha A. Hurdle to Benz.
T. Thorn, part lot %. Reno; $40. Same to
Henry o. Hall. part same lot; $40. Geo.
w. Lewis to Theo. L. Holbrcok, lot 40, blk.
1, Trinidad; $40. Clara A. Newman to Geo.
F. Huff, part original lots and T. so. 344;
$40. Geo. Truesdell ct ux to Flournoy
Menefee. part so. Z, lexington, and part of
Prospect; 100000. James B. Winner ct ux.
TO Ino H. Lane, lot 33, So. 2, Connecticut
Avenue Heights; S13,OOO
Evening star., 1896-01-28
HALF A HUNDRED.
Plenty of Prisoners in the Polics Court
Today.
Migrants and Reggars Outnumbercd
All Others-DisorderlyC Congreea-
tiOn of Women Was Raided.

Fifty this morning and only few regu-
lars was what Policeman Flynn said this
morning when Judge KimbalPs procession
was ready to move.
"And there are some voters in the party,
too" remarked a colored legal light who
was standing near.
The procession was made up largely of
tramps, while there were also several col
ored women in the party.
Are they all here now?" asked Judge
Kimball, IS he gazed upon the well-filled
dock.
mo, your honor" answered Officer Flynn.
There were four loads this morning, and
there is another load to come.'
Nellie King and Mamie Harris, colored
women, who live in the E street bottom,
were first called to the rail, and Policeman
joyce made complaint against them
They stop in rooms IN Dick Williams
mousse" said the officer, who said the wo-
men had bad regulations.
L don't see how it is" said Nellie. THAT
people IN the house get arrested and Dick
Williams amt never arrested"
Ihe women made denials of the charge
and Judge Kimball released them on their
personal bonds
A quartet from Newkirk's alley was COM
posed or John Rowell, Edward Cross, Lille
cooper and Nettie King. They We're COM
pialned against by Officer Newkirk
said Nettie King. '"'' ne'
.Disorderly conduct" the clerk told her.
.D 40 you mean drunk and disorderly?"
Then I'm guilty."
Policeman Newkirk told the court of the
nndlng OF this quartet in an old foundry in
the alley. They were ali dr,,nt and ali
orderly. MIN anu u''-
When 1 went home last night" said
RoWell my wife was drunk and
.. Who is your wife?" interrupted the court.
her Nettie ,eHt King" he answered. II married
HoWel had an ugly scar on his head. and
tris. he said. was inflicted by his wife
VINO, ne charged, was the only one who used
Dad language.
Lille Cooper is widow, whose husbs nd
was Killed several months ago. and Cross
VINO Is boy, said he went there to deliver
some groceries, and found the company so
am, when he was arrested
There We're two other men in the housa
said the officer, "and one of them jumped
out IT, of the seeond-story window"
My, were nned $40 or thirty days each.
Nettie said she thought she had not been
gwen justice, but the difference of opinion
her. A iAo' heip
And I don't think I've been give, inc
tice.' said Nettie as she walked back. AMI
that's the end of it,
Charged With Begging.
1uy' d young man who would be
good-iooking If a quantity of Potomac
water came in contact with him. said
Guilty" when arraigned on a charge Of
vagrancy.
What was he doing?''
'Begg:ng from house to house on Rhode
Island avenue"
Thirty days"
reward Shambaugh and Fred. Anderson.
TWO boys not well dressed, were arra;pnei
as suspicious persons. Policeman Bean had
arrested them on suspicion that they in
tended to rob herdic near the government
printing Office last evening.
The proof fell short and the hoys 1vare
discharged.
William Kelly, colored voter, was in
court on two charges, and the result of the
day. "
Guilty." he responded when the clerk