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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

episode.
Inc dialogue Of the play is very bright
ana cieveriy constructed, aboundihs III
reparte ana epigram. with flashes vi Wit
and innocent merriment, that mace mo
play ind instant favor with the audience.
Inc play Is carefully put upon the
stage, ana Miss Bancker gowns were
very rlcn ana handsome, while .hey were
MODELS OF elegance anu good taste. C,ery
men be-. OF the company Is well suppl ed
a. TO costume, ali OF latest des'sn ana
pest material.
Mir. Raymond Capp was dlgnined and
handsome as Mr.. Cisson, the husband
OF charming Diana CissUa miss Banck-
err while as the Niscount De Mile
marts, in love with Mrs. Cisson. Mr..
Harry Beresfora gave delightful char
acter impersonation. William, an Eng
ing maid, were IN the clever hands or
MIR. James A. Herman and Miss Channez
Olney. respectively, and Mr.. Charles r..
Warren as George, colored waiter, was
very amusing, singing a song with great
effect In Act Ill
"A Divorce Cure" will be a winner.
sure. unless all signs fail. The new
NAV was preceded by that charming
little play, Comedy and Tragedy, In.
one act. by Mr.. w. S. Gilbert, and Miss
Bancker repeated her former successful
and pleasing performance OF Clarice:
Last nights bill will be repeated at
the matinee to-day. and tonight the ever
popular our Flats. great success
in Jondon. New York, and everywhere
else. will be presented.
In a private box enjoying last night y
performance were his Exceilency. Cover
nor Charles 4. O'Ferrall. Judge James
Keith. president of the Supreme Sourt
of Appeals OF Virginia; Captain Pninp
Haxall, Mrs OFerrall, and other ladies'
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THECITY OFPETERSBURG
REV. W. r.. EDWARDS WILL ASK FOR
ATR4NsFER 70 ANOTH Err FIELD.
He Once Thong t Of rendering His Uncon
ditionai Resignation, But Decided
Not-Fatal Accidents.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. s0.-Special.
Washington-Stre VI. Il. church. told
me to-day that at the next Virginia An
hual Conference he shouid ask TO De
transferred to some other field. DR.. Ell
wards stated that at one time he intend
cd rendering to the conference his UNI
conditional resignation of Is charge
here, Ut that he had been requested by
some of his friends not TO do SO. lie
had, therefore. decided 20 leave the
whole matter in the hands of the Bishop.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Intelligence has been received here Of
very sad occurrence in Prince Georges
county, last night, which resulted in the
death of one man and the painful I'M Iry
OF t9J other men. IL seems that Mr..
Joseph Harrison. widely known citizen
OF Blackwator district, Prince George
county, residing near Disputanta, In com
pany with his son ana Mr.. {. H. Burton.
were out coon hunting. The dogs ;reed
a coon, and the tree was cut down. one
Of the limbs struck all three of the men,
Mr.. Harrison was struck on tie head
and his skull fractured. His son was
badly hurt about the snC ulder, ana NJ
Burton got his hand painfully b-uised.
c'r FafrlsOn was carried TO his nome,
where he fingered until this n orning'
when ne died of his injury. The deceas-
ed was about fifty years of age. and was
highly respected by all who know him.
lie leaves a widow with children.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
a day or two since the boiler at the
saw-mill Of Messrs. Atdens x Kennedy,
i'm Chesterfield cCi nty. exploded, wreck
ing all the machinery. A colored man.
whose name was not learned, was scald-
cd. 1t IS said that the dome Of the boil
CT was blown a distance Of one mile.
Last night burglars made an unsIccess-
ful attempt to break into and rob the
grocery store of Mr.. J. 5. Worsham. on
Franklin street. They next attempted 10
get into the oyster-house of Mr. +. II.
Hawks which aGjoins Mr.. Worsham' $.
store. but they were again foiled IN their
purpose.
The official ballots 10 be used at the
election on next Tuesday have been
printed. and to-day the electoral Board
was engaged in counting ANA stamping
them in the presence of Judge J. NJ.
Mullen. Of the Corporation Court.
Hon. W. T.. Gaines Is in the city to-
day, having Just returned from King and
Queen county where on yesterday he
addressed a large meeting. He told Inc
that at his meeting there We're forty
one Democrats who expressed their de-
termination TO vote for Mckinley, Ho-
bart, and Tyler.
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NIW IEIPIE ALLIANCE.
Denmark and Russia Have an Entente
which il Inportan'.

Which IL lnportint.
LONDON. oct. S0-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Copenhagen says
thar AN entente was concluded between
Russia ard Denmark during tne premier
ship OF VI. Estrup. who retired from the
presidency OF the Danish ministry IN N9i'
which places at rHe disposal OF RUSSIA
I'm the event OF her engaging III war
with Germany, or war Involving france
and Russia against the Drieound, the
whole of the available forces OF Denmark,
with power Oh the part OF Russia 10 oc-
cupy Copenhagen ana other Danish har-
bors and fort works. In return Russia
guarantees the integrity OF Denmark with
the restoration OF Danish Schleswig TO
the kingdom. On the part OF France and
Russia the scheme IN the event OF an at
tack upon Germany makes Copenhagen
the point of concentration for the allied
fleets and army corps, the latter OF
which could be landed in Germany at
an unexpected point within single night.
The PaIl-Mall Gazette adds: THE Gov
ernment In Berlin have for long time
scented this danger. hence they expedited
the completion of the Baltic-North Sea
Canal and made other preparation. The
agreement explains why. though the an
nual budget OF Denmark was a little over
1900. 600 pounds. millions were spent in
terrifying Copenhagen. which is now pro-
vided with the best modern armament
and the latest projcctiles and fort works.
thus securing to Denmark the KEY to the
Baltic" ~ 81. nr sf
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BALTIMORE oct. 30.-The Mercantile
Trust Company to-day He'd IN the United
States Court an answer 10 The suit IL
the Johns Hopkins University against the
receivers OF the Baltimore and ohio rail-
road and others 10 recover q per cent.
dividends on preferred stock of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company held by
the university. The answer IS very bulky,
covering one hundred typewriter pages.
IL gives Il full nnarcial story Of the Bal
umOre and Ohio corporation from the
time Of its charter IN 1896 to the present
time.
ii claims that the university IS not en-
titled TO dividends on its preferred stock
until the outstanding obligations OF the
company are paid. II asserts that the
act OF 1885, under which the State holding
OF preferred stock was issued, did not IA he
f-ofn the hands of the officers OF the
company the power 10 pledge the proper
~ OF the company when such became
necessary IN the conduct Of its business
such property was actually pledged or
mortgaged and until these claims are
satisfied the stock held by the Johns Hop
kins University cannot receive preference
I'm the payment of dividends Particular
stress is laid on the fact that there are
profits out o. which TO pay DIVIDENDS.
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SOME wEDDINGs IN OCTOBER.
Several Couples Plight Their Troth at the
Altar of n ymen.


Mr.. Ivan r. Walker, of England. and
Miss s. Z. Walker. of san Francisco. were
married at the Jefferson Hotel Thursday
afternoon, the Rev. DR.. Hartley Car
michael, performing he ceremony.
CAPTAIN walker IS the master Of
large English steamer. which is taking on
a cargo at West Point, and his bride is
a pretty woman. They came to the hotel
several days ago and engaged the rooms
ana later the Captain came back and the
ceremony was performed Mrs. X. ID.
Walker. mother of the bride, and Mr..
and Mrs. Chambers were the only wit
nesses. After the ceremony dinner was
served. The couple Will remain III Rich
mond a day or 50.
BERNETTE-FINNE
A very pretty wedding took place nj
the Cathedral residence Thursday night,
the contracting couple being Mr.. John
Bernette and Miss Maggie Finnerty. The
bride was beccmingy attired in suit
Of old blue with hat 10 match. and car
ried a boquet of chryssnthemums. Rev.
Father Ahern performed the ceremony,
after which the bridal party returned TO
the brides residence. No. 1Tl2 Nenable
street. where they were rendered n hand
some reception. The groom IS popular
employe of Cottrel Saddlery Company.
The bride is the daughter CT Mr.. John
TIurerty. The ushers were Messrs. J. J.
Finucrty, the brosher OF the bride, and
Mr.. W. r. McGehee.
EELfS-SArITH
Miss Julia L. Smith, adopted daughter
of Ar. and Mrs. j u Minter and Mr.
William +. Ellis were married Wednes-
day evening at the brides home, 1905 west
Leigh street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr. j. VI. Mercer pastor OF WestNiew
Baptist church. The rooms were prettily
arranged and adorned with flowers and
pink shade lamps. The ushers were
Messrs. a. j. Els Louis Ayers. A.
ynn Thomas and Z. w. Mlnter
After receiving the congratulations Of
friends Mr. and Mrs f.llis took q car
rage and were driven 10 their future
home, No. 1919 west Marshall street
HOBSON-GOODE.
Mr. Ira S Hobson and Miss Lena B.
Goode were married M the home OF the
brides parents. No. 1901 east Marshall
street. Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Rev. DR.. W l.. Wright. pastor OF Leigh
street Baptist church, performed the cere-
mony. and the ushers were Mossrs. Phil
lip Samuel. Willie Ccle. Samuel Apple
white aud Harry Flournoy. The bride
was attired I'm n tan travelling suit.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Hobson left for an OK ,nded
northern tour.
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~ m CHizY
William Hubbard Acts Very Strangely at
the Cify Jail.

William Hubbard (coloroO. the alleged
murderer. who is now locked up in the
city Jail. is either crazy or an accom-
pusAeu hypocTlto. ON August 18Th ne
nad some Norus Win "a negro named
Oharlcs -. .oDiusou. ana struck him. II
Is charged, with "a heavy clukcr. me
lelIO uItu Ou the LIST OF August and
Hubbard was sent on to- tho grand Jury
for thc offence. Ictn men we're country
urstOcs ANA nau come 10 IlcAmond 10
scu their produce.
When Hubbard was arraigned the first
time lu the musings Court ne was with
out counsel 80 Judge wit appointed
AIT. John howard. Jr, young attorney
ln this city. 10 defend the prisoner. and
ever since the young lawyer has been at
work Ou tle case.
FOR some time the murderer has been
acting strangely. but the jail officers paid
no attention TO MIN. thinking he was
merely shamming. Ills actions have been
so peculiar the officers watched MIN.
re would walk up and down the yard
iu the most rapid manner and then stop.
LOOK around, and walk again, he refused
20 cat. ana was seen TO PICK up scraps
Of bread that other prisoners had thrown
away.
The officers decided 10 move the prls-
oner from The negro ward 10 the white
apartment where the officer on duty at
the gate could keep his eye ON him. 10
was then noticed that something was
weighing ON the ncprOs brain and drag
cling him down. DR. Gordon. the Jail
phl stefan. watched the negro for sew
erai days and reached no positive con-
cusion.
iae murdcrcr's cell mate says Hub
bard does not sleep. lie walks am night
and VIII jump up and say some one is
after him. Deputy Marion thinks Hub
bard is unbalanced. because his friends
have gone back on him.
When DR.. Gordon arrived at tho jail
yesterday De sent for the negro. The
latter paid little attention 10 the physi-
clan and looked around as If he was
lost Dr. Gordon examined the man
closely. and told him that ho thought
nc WAS ail right and that he would be
pardoncd. This was done for effect
but the negro never changed expression
DIR. Gordon told him 10 go TO the hospital
and Hubbard tried TO get back into the
cell. While standing at the prisoners
back DIR. Gordon stuck "a pin I'm the muir
derer several times. but he never moved
neither did "a sudden quick noise at
his ear startlc him.
The prisoner has been moved 10 the
hospital and Or. Gordon viii examine
him mOrelv closely His trial for the
murder comes mp ut the November term
OF the Hastings Court.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION
THE MEN VINO WILL COUNT THE
BILLOIS CAST NEXT TUESDAY.
IT tie Prospective Voter Can't Prepare His
Ballot One Of the Gentlemen Named
Below VIII DO II for Him.

In order that each voter in the city of
Richmond may know the custodians OF
the ballot he casts into the box on next
Tuesday "A list OF The registrars and
judges at each precinct IN the city Is
given below. The list is complete with
the single exception OF Tho Republican
judges AT the Third precinct OF Monroe
ward. The first two names given from
each precinct are supposed to be Silverites,
and the last a Republican:
CLAY WARD.
First precinct.-John Laird. II. y. ".
Moore, G. ". Burr.
Second precinct.-John ii. Beveridge,
George T.. Power. George y. Gwath-
mey.
Third precinct-P. S. Bufor1, J. NJ.
Thompson, Ben. G. Cook.
Fourth precinct. George j. Hooper, ID.
+. Gulick. j. 5. Ragland.
Fifth precinct.-J. " Ramos, c. l..
Richardson, ). IL. Jasper.
JACKSON WARD.
First precinct.-F. W. Fance. G.. ii.
knau. -. &. Stokes.
Second precinct.-Wnliarn Jos. Smith.
J. J. Poh, >. !. Gilpin.
Iliu precinct joseph II. O--
wald Gasscr, ). s. Richardson.
Fourth precinCI-John Finnerty, NJ. Il.
Gary, u. y. Vandervall
MARSHALL WARD.
First precinct.-R. A. Cavedo. Thomas
j. Enrieht. Dan. II. Alley.
Second precinct.-Joseph =. Hubbard,
J. II. Schmidt. Joseph A. Reynolds.
Third prccinct.-W. III. Williams, John
Pitt, O. NJ. Stewart
MADISON WARD.
First precinct.-Thomas Boudar, Geo.
c. Ccrnick Oliver Jones.
Second precinct-R. \. L. Dabney. Con-
way r. johnson. w. -. Selden.
Third precinct James H. Pecor, Jr.,
W r. Robins. Wray T. knight.
Fourth prccinct-T. W. Walsh. George
c. Wilde, Peter Wicks.
MONROE WARD.
First procnict-H. II. wilkins, a. W.
Miller, William L. McAlearv.
Second precinct-Robert b. Snead. Ju-
Ian BinfOrd. G. j. Johnson.
Third precinct.-Androw Krouse, Luth-
er Martin. .
Fourth precinct.-L Loyenstein. L. J.
Carneal, W. l.. Griffin
Fifth precinct.-James Hannah. ". T.
Fitzgerald. John ". Foster
JEFFERSON WARD.
First precinct.-J. CasIdc Cabcll. John
D. Lottier. John r. Lyle.
Second precinct.-'r. J. Robertson. b. F.
Redford. Sam. Bendir
Third precinct-Thomas p. Shea, Gus
tavus Gregory. r. VI. Allan.
Fourth precinct.-Wilton r. Atkinson.
John y. illen. John j. Davis.
COMMISSIONER OF ELECTION.
George J. Hooper. Andrew Krouse. J.
p. Hubbard. George y. Gwathmey. Oliver
Jones.
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lie VIII Assume The RectoTship Of II
Marks November 18th.

Bishop G. c. Tcnick has written the
committee of St. Marks church vestry.
accepting ire call 20 the rcctorship of
the church. ana Will assume charge ana
preach ON November 18th. Bishop fenlck
Us powerful striking orator, and one
of the abiest Tic9cLcrs in the Episcopal
ism and administrative ability. Not Only
St. Mark church, but the entire COM
munity is e. he coneratIlated upon his
coming TO this city Bishop lenick
was born and raised i'm Charlotte county.
Va.
lie served throughout ,he war in the
Confederate Amy. and after the war enc
tered the ministry. gr1duaJilg from the
EpiscCIa, Theological Seminary. near
Alexandra. Va. His ability and talents
soon stuactcd attention, and he Nas
el s,tcd missionary bishop 10 Africa, where
he lilCIcG Tor Sc me years.
Upon his return 10 this country he took
charge o. st. Andrews church. Louisville.
Ky. lien "a small chapel. and after scrv-
ing there for several years. left it ono Of
the strongest churches ia the South. ne
has since lCen in charge Of the Church
of the Messiah of Baltimore. and in one
year the membership more than doubled.
Recently Doe has been the general agent
Of the committee in charge Of the work
among the cOlOrea race, which position
be resigned this month.
Bishop Penick is one of the bcst-known
men in the Episcopal Church I'm this
country. and is very popular everywhere.
He viii bee welcomed by Il host )f trienos
I'm this city. and viii doubtless do great
work ere.
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Mr.. Otto Won Gnlume. Of Ocean Grove,
y. J.. who has been an inmate OF the
Virginia Hospital for the past two weeks
has so far recovered his health that he
was able TO return 10 DIS home yesterday
morning Mr.. Won Giliume came mere
as reported in The Times, on a hunting
trim. and was taken 81 with appendicitis.
only the timely aid rendered by Drs.
W. T. Oppenhimer and NJ. d. Hoge. Jr.
who performed a successful operation
saved his life. and he is now entirely out
Of danger
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rwo E.rCnLIcaN MEErINGs.
White and Colored Republicans Held
Largely Attended Meetings Lat Night.

White aud Colored Republicans HE'D
Largely Attended Meetings La,t Night.
The Byrd Island Progressive Mckinley
Hobart and Lewis Club held an enthu-
siastic meeting at the club-room, on Canal
street rear Seventh, last night. This Is
one of the many new white RepuDNcah
clubs that have been organized III thls
city during this campaign, and has Tor
its president Mr. W. j. Barnett ana secie-
tary Mr. L.. =. Campbell. Last nisht
about one Hundred and nifty members
were present and heard addresses ny
Colonel John Z. Popham, Judge Naddil
and Mr.. Edgar Alan. each OF whom was
greeted with great applause. The ciup Is
doing good work for the cause OF SOUND
money.
a large Republican meeting was held on
nCrth ST. John street last night at Whlch
nearly one thousand people were present
Judge Waddii. Colonel Otis il. kusseh.
and John II. Smyth (colored spoke ana
much enthusiasm was displayed by thei
large audience. Free silverwas dissecte9
and the danger thereof was shown, ana
sound mCney was advocated.
The Byrd Island Club will hold a spe-
cial meeting next Monday night, at whicn
several prominent local speakers VIII
make addresses.
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Charming Concert.

A largo audience gathered In the lee
ture-room of the First Baptist church
last evening at a concert, under tne aus
pices of that clever musician and charm-
ing gentleman, Mr.. Sheppard Webb.
The long and interesting programme
included TWO female quartettes by tho
Misses Moomaw, Porter. Webb, and
sweet and Low" Ritter, ana The
Peasants Wedding March," Saderman.
all given with rare smoothness and phras-
Ing.
The soloists were Mr.. Charles W. Hunter.
Jr. baritone. Miss Annie Moomaw. So
prano; Miss Katherine Jones. pianist !:
Miss Maude Porter soprano. with read
ings by Mr. George Hillman Whitfield
and Miss Lenore Duke.
All the selections OF these ladies ana
gentlemen were excellently well done.
the audience giving every evidence OF
appreciation Of their artistic rendition Il
their numbers.
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DEFY IHE COURTS.
A Nansemond County Secretary Refuses
Insn.ction of Electoral Boar Records.

WINDSOR, VA, oct. 0.-Special.-Not-
wthstandnr the fact that the judge OF
the Circuit Court OF Southampton county
has this week decided I'm the adjoining
counties OF Isle OF Wight-and Nansemond
the records OF the Electoral Boards. SO
far as they relate 10 the appointment and
removal OF judges OF election. are public
records and open 10 the inspection or
voters Of the respective counties, and not
withstandng the decision Of the Supreme
Court TO the same effect. still the sscre-
tary OF the board for that county refused
TO allow a voter TO inspect the books to-
day. and mandamus proceedings have
been instituted.
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on Monday night there viii be grand
rally of tho members and friends OF
Union Station church. when the dime
albums rat the ladies distributed some
months ago viii De opened.
The ladies' hope 70 raise about 81 600 by
this means.
There viii be o. good musical pro-
gramme. and refreshments viii be served
free TO all who attend.
They expect TO have q good time.
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The Christian Conference Declares Against
All Sorts of immortality.

SUFFOLK. VA, Oct. Especial
Eastern Virginia Christian Conference
adjourned to-day. about one hundred
having been in attendance. The most
important report OF to-day was that OF
moral reform.
The Conference took 4 decided stand
against the evils OF intemperance. gamb-
ling cards and wine parties, Dissertation
Of Sabbath, and commercial dishonesty.
The discussion OF this report was ami
mated and Interesting, and the report
was adopted unanimously
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DANIEL ~ URG.
He speaks for Two and Half Hours to a
Large Audience.

PETERSBURG, VA. oct. 3O.-Special.-
Hon. John W. Daniel arrived here this
afternoon and tonight spoke on issues
involved in the campaign at the Academy
OF Music. The Academy was packed to
its utmost capacity. there being between
TWO thousand and twenty-five hundred
people present Several hundred ladies
who occupied seats in the dress circle
and galleries were present. Senator Dan
Tel spoke for about two hours and a half.
Mr.. \. 5. Edwards. of the Skaats
Edward Peanut Company. died at the
Imperial Hotel here. this evening Of con-
sumption lie was a native of Clncin-
natl. His remains were taken tonight ON
the midnight train to Waverly, Tenn,
for interment.
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Rev. Father for the enjoyable evening
he afforded all those present.
Rev. Father O'Kane also made a few
remarks which were received with much
applause. After the address reception
was held, and the Rev. Fathers were
cordially received. The following young
men entertained the members and lie
Rev. Fathers with songs ana Rotations:
Messrs. W. T.. Reddy. John and W. l.,
tineean. John a. Haley, ana John Il.
Higgins.
Bishop Van de Vyver Rev. Fathers
O'Reily. Ahern. Dcnahue, and the Xave-
risn Brothers were among those present.
There will be no meeting next Monday
night.
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IOCII OPTION TIILURE.
Names Withdrawn from the clifton and
There VIII BE No Election.

HAMPTON, VA, oct. 3O.-Special.-
Owing to the lack of sufficient number
Of signatures TO the petition asking for
"A local option election In Hampton and
Chesapeake districts, an election will not
be held. except in Wythe district. a
sufficient number of names were secured
however, but after further consideration
on the part Of some of the signers of their
names were Withdrawn.
The election in Wythe district will be
held on November Sth, but there are
comparatively few bar-rooms in this dis
trict
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The festival OF the Reformation will be
celebrated al the morning and evening
services tomorrow. az the First English
Evangelical Lutheran church. The funda-
mental principles of the Protestant faith,
as they assumed historic form in the
sixteenth century viii fern the subject
Of discussion. Special music appropriate
to the season will be an interesting feature
Of the services.
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He TOOK Lau,ianuin.

The ambulance was summoned NJ 40
o'clock last night to Calhoun street ana
Brook avenue TO George Robertson,
negro man who had taken laudanum.
with suicidal intent. DR.. Labenberg
worked on the negro for some time. and
succeeded in getting him out of danger.
Robertson is an employee of the Valen-
tine Meat Juice Works. He will soon
recover.
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A pleasant company assembled Thurs
dav night al the residence Of Mr.. James
Lawrence. No. % south Cherry street.
the occasion being tho celebration Of
the birthday Of Mr.. Lawrence's mother
and one Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence's
children. There was music. vocal and
instrumental. By the callers, and all
were handsomely entertained by the host
and hoatn.s.
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Nr.. sincendlrer sccnres Bail.

Mrs. Mary V. Sinccndiver. who some
time ago shot -cr husband. Isaac y.
Sincendiver. and bias since been IN the
city jail awaiting trial hy the Hastings
Court. was yesterday morning haled 10y
Judge Witt in the sum of $1,000 Messrs.
VI. J.. Spotswood and y. NJ. Rochter he
coming her hOudsmen.