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Evening star., 1897-03-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: White-Cornelius b. Boyle of
Terry. 8. D., and Rachel c. Du Hamel of
this city; Thos. C. Callahan and Bertha L.
Wooxezock; Theo. +. Schulz and Edith C.
Davenport: Edward L. Kneessi ard Pau
lima Wheat: Richard S. Claiborne and Jen-
ME NJ. Peabody.
Colored-Webster Jackson and Louisa
Lewis; VIM. Cant and Sadie Smith; Saml.
Creek and Maria Hailstock; Theo. Black
man and Fannie Dade; Geo. Webster, jr.,
and Susie Peters; jeremiah Middleton and
Mahnda Ball. both of Northumberland
county. Virginia: Churchill Olmstead and
Fannie E. Lee; Joseph Bell and Emma Al
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Young PriHOners.

Henry Getzender, aged thirteen years,
and William Jackson. eyed eleven. were
tried before jury in Judge Mills court
on the charge Of stealing a crate of eggs
February % from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. The jury rendered a
verdict Of guilty. with a strong recon-
mendation to the mercy of the court In
view of the fact that the boys have al
ready been imprisoned about three weeks
and the action of the jury in the case
Judge Mills let them Off with a sentence OF
fine of so or fifteen days additional. Both
prisoners went down.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
GnlIaudet College Schedule.
Haah hecord.

James Carroll, qslqrsd, was arrested late late
yesterday afternoon by Detectives BOYD
and Horne Of headquarters as he was at
tempting to dispose OF case of surgical
instruments at B' pststs pawn shop. The
case was stolen from DR.. Hickling, one OF
the police surgeops, b whom Carroll was
employed as a fiveya The man will ,. be
given a hearing TOMORROW in the Police
Court.
Although but tKlrtyeight years of age.
Carroll has received psnitentiary sentences
aggregatins mors tha forty years He He
soon after his rsleass.was sentenced for
ten years additional. Ne was pardoned by
President Cley eland, however. because of
efficient services hseAdsfed during an out
break Of smallpox in the penitentiary. Car
roll is one OF the men who recently filed
charges against the warden Of the Albany
perite:itiary.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
The Fort suI n...rv,,,o,

The War Department has Just published
an executive order made by President
Cleveland February 20 last. adding %, ,98I
acres Of land formerly belonging to the
Kiowa, Commanche and Apache reserva-
tion in Oklahoma to the Ft. Sill military
reservation for exclusive use for military
thereon Of the Apache prisoners of war.
formerly confined at Mt. Vernon barracks.
in Alabama. The land was acquired from
the Indians, under the terms of the agree
ment signed at Anadarko, Okla, February
II last.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
COLLEGE BASE BALL GAMES
Teams That Will Play in Washington This
Spring.
Yale and Princeton Will Visit the
City-Genernl Sporting
News.

The following schedule of games has
been arranged by the base ball manage
ment of Georgetown University: March ~,
Johns Hopkins University. at home; March
p, Gallaudet, at home; April 3, University
Of Vermont, at home; April ;, Washing
ton League, Natlonal Park; April S, Ath-
ietics of Washington, at home; April 10,
Lafayette College,, at home; April II, Le-
high. at home: April IL, Yale, at home;
April II, Princeton, ct home; April 10,
Princeton, at home; April 20, Baltimore
league. al home, April 21, Baltimore league,
Baltimore; April p, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore; May l, Richmond Col
lege at home; May ), Maryland Cniver-
sity. at heme; May s, University of Penn
sylvania. at home; May IL, Catholic Uni
versity, at home; May -, University of
Virginia, at home; May 10. Columbian
University. at home; May -. Princeton Uni
versity, at Princeton; May %, Washington
College, at home; May 26, Catholic Uni
versity. place to be decided; May ~ is an
open date; June 3, Columbian University,
at home; June 5. Mount st. Mary's, at
Emnitsburg. Md. June s. University OF
Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.
Catholic Unfversity Schedule.
The following schedule of games has been
arranged by the Catholic University base
ball management:
March II, Johns Hopkins, at home; April
B. Rock Hill College. at Rock Hill, Md;
April B. Lafayette College, at home; April
Z. Norfolk League. at Norfolk. Va; April
10, Columbian University, at home; April
IA. Rock Hill College. at home: April II,
open; April %. Lenigh University. at home;
April u. Washington League, at Wash
ington grounds; April ., University of VIr-
ginia, at Charlottesville; April "A, open;
April 2s, Washington College of Ches-
| tertown. Nd. at home; April 30. Rich
mond College. at home; May 1. vii
lanova College. at home; May 8. Wash
ington College. at Chestertown, Md;
Pa: May s. Mt. ST. Mary's, Emmitsburg,
Md; May r. Georgetown University, at
Georgetown; May II, Richmond College,
at Richmond. Va. May 10, Manhattan. at
home. May - Nillanova, at NlilanoVa, Pa;
May 70, Georgetown. at home; May -,
Fordham College. at Fordham; May 81,
Manhattan, at Manhattan June =, open:
June >, open.
Many more games will be scheduled,
probably one with Yale and the Carlisle
Indians.
GnIIaudet College Schedule.
The base ball management of Gallaudet
College have arranged the following games:
March 24, Columbian University, at Ken
dali Green; March ~, Georgetown Unlver-
sity. at Georgetown; April 3. Maryland Ag-
ricultural College, at College Park; April Z,
Columbian University, at c. U. Park;
April 10, Mt. ST. Mary's College at Emmits-
burg; April y, Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, at Kendall Green; April "a, St Johns
College. at Annapolis; May l, Western
Maryland College, at Westminster; May y
Baltimore City College, at Kendall Green;
May ID. Johns Hopkins University. at Bal
timore; May %, Western Maryland College.
at Kendall Green; June =. st. Johns Col
lege. at Kendall Green; June 5, Baltimore
City College, at Kendall Green
Evening star., 1897-03-18
To Limit TnriR Debate.
New Yorker. Indor.ea.

The New York Republican Association, at
meeting held last evening, voted to in
dorse Mr.. Felix Let's for the position of
public printer and Mr. H. E. Burton for
sealer Of weights and measures of the Dis
trict
Evening star., 1897-03-18
''Wen sic Rich's Schuhe
sind, sind sic recht.
Ten.-two r Street.

This season we shall make a
specially of three lines OF shoes
for men.
one at s29s
One ut So. ~.
All three are now in and
ready. and are shown in lace
) and button, in the new shades OF
brown, tan and also in black
in the new English" shapes.
In the S3.4S line is included
a hand-welt or turned Oxford
lace or button and tan or black.
All these three lines are just
the shapes-in fact. just the shoes
which are shown by the leading
shops OF New York and Phila-
delplia upon which the social
set" have put their seal OF ap-
proval
We've also line of bows and
youths patent calf tan, brown
and black shoes, made on the
same shaped lasts as the mems,
and are Just the swell footwear
that the little chaps are looking
for. s. up.
OF course the new lines of la
dies. misses and children's shoes
are ready. and it is our pleasure
to show YOU this season a line OF
them such as we have never be-
fore shown.
Plenty of new golfing and
bicycling shoes. and new styles
arriving daily.
Your shoes polished cratis.
y" charge for small repairs.
Deliveries anywherP-any time.
Mail orders given prompt attention.
Your money back when you want it.
B. Pich's Sons.
''Shoers to the elite
Ten=tWO F Street.
, -
Evening star., 1897-03-18

1t matters little What 1t is that yeu want
whether a situation or a servant-a
want ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Combinations.

The Senate, in executive session today,
confirmed number OF minor promotions
in the army
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Divorce Granted,

Judge Cox today granted Mary V. Bruce
a divorce from Joseph J. Bruce. Mrs. Bruce
being given custody of the child. The pa
pers in the case are withheld from publica-
tion.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

This season we shall make a
specially of three lines of shoes
for men.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

bill. The influences without the service
favoring the measure are of so strong
nature that the bill will undoubtedly be
considered at an early day in the Senate
il not in the House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Funerals and Deaths.

The funeral Of Mr. Charles S. Allmand
took place yesterday afternoon ut !
o'clock from the Cumberland Street
Methodist church. or which he was a
member. The service was conducted by
the pastor, Rev. W. II. Atwill, and Rev.
j. Fl. Riddick, a former pastor The in
terment was In Cedar Grove cemetery.
The pall-bcarers We're Captain +. II. Boil
ton, Frank busch. Captain Ii. V. White,
W. ~ Grubb, T.. ]. Whi.churst, Mr..
FLETCHER. w. J. Simmons. and George
w Gilbert
Miss Mary Ann Dodd. daughter Of the
ia;e John Dodd, died at her home. No.
100 laotetollrt street, late Tuesday after
noon The funaal Will take place at
9:30 o'clock Thursday morning from the
church Of the Sacred Heart. on York
street. The deceased Was cigh.y-onc
years Of age and a most estimabe lady.
The funeral Of Captain Royal w. Flgg
took place at o'clock yesterday morn
ING from the St. Fincent's chanel and
was conducted by Rev Father Friol
or 81. Mary's Catholic church. Th,. in
termcnt wns in 81. Mary cemetery.
Among those presen; at the obseuui,.s
were MI l.. c. Figg. brother of the de-
ceased, and other relatives from Rich
mOnd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Afternoon sIRrrsnre

Inc many friends Of the contra c ting
parties will be agreeably surprised to
iearn That AIR. Peter Dickson was we'd
aed 10 Mrs Mary Elizabeth Rebccca
MoseieS yesterday at $3.50 p. m. The
marriage, which was very quiet took
place at the home of the bride, 124 Ber-
nuda street, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. W. III. Atwill in the
presence of a select crowd composed OF
me immediate friends Of tile contrac ting
parties. After the Interesting ceremony
nose present repaired to the home or
Ar. and Mrs. Dickson, No. 1O1 Cumber-
iand street, where they enjoyed the fes
tivisies prepared
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Charter Granted.

judge Il. X. Prcntis. Of the City Cir
cult Court, has granted a charter ~ .1,ha
Mercantile Adjustment Company nf
Norlolk, the purposes of which arr. 10
collect, adjust and settle accounts Of ali
KINDS ana to publish q mercantile crndit
ra'las directory Of Norfolk and vicinity
and to issue supplements of the same.
also 10 publish daily record OF all court
i :! IN Norfolk, Portsmouth ana
Norfolk county. Capital stock sin 000
Ofiacers: II. B. Nichols, President: w IT
Barnard, Vice President; j. 1rc,lcu len.
klns, Secretary and Treasurer: William
" ingflcld. General Manager These
with Laurence Warning, constitute The
Board of Directors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
considerable Routine Business ma
Interesting Discussion Yesterday.

The second days session Of the Epis-
copal convocation was held yesterday at
Christ church, beginning at $50 a. M,
devotional services preceding the bust
ness exercises.
morning PRAYER was held at II a. m,
Key. Messrs. Barten, Tucker, Woodson'
and Bryan officiating. Rev. Mr.. Rrya n
or Hampton preached. his text being,
every Man Should Bear His Own Bur
dem" -
After this considerable routine bust
ness OF no pubic interest was transacted,
with Rev. b. y. Tucker dean, and Rev,
Mr. Bryan secretary. a number OF very
satisfactory reports from the various
parishes We're received and read.
- p, IN. meeting of clergy was
heid IN The diocesan room. and at night
thc!e We're devotional services and adj
ulesS'1 ny Key j. F: Ribblc. on "Dioce-
san Misslons." and Rev. w. n Meade
on General Missions"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
s 'P!I|'E|:ClAL PRICES J.
B Fo II ibis day for Cash Only.
Peach Blow Crackers, 3oc box
d l;3 81 Canned Corn, &c. can.
j.. 'oIW
City Hall Ave. and Cranky street.
City Hall Ave. and Granny Street.
W0rll Ailti,e Year

AROUND even in very warm weather
because the feet will not perspire so
Irsely,T and again YOU do not feel the
hsssaal@Ihat arises from the heated bricks
and stones; therefore the Justly cnla.
grated W Patrol Shoes are the shoes ror
4 nose IN walk and stand q great deal
atn g8frailroad and steamboat men, as
a afs4hs 3{ats policemen, machinists, carDen-
kefsssS painters and every class of mo
s 8 ami, find more comfort ana wear in
snenlsthan anything they can get
&8BLLER'S1 ONE PRICE SHOE STORr
sgs llaE Ianlia Street, opp. Court House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
E'SIicc Court.

~ rather interest ting ca SO tried ,by Jus
tee Tomlin in the Police Court was that
OF zoe Cary, colored. who attempted TO
Steai q show case from DR.. Nowitzky's
ilast Main street place. Detective Geo
Ecppcl. who happened to he in the Vi
emily. Witnessed the whole proceeding
anu arrested the theft 8 he was walk Ing
OF with his booty
Justice Tomlin at first sent the negro
on 70 the grand jury. but ater imposed
sentence OF six months in jail
SIN MONTHS FOR ASSAULT
Harry Lash. was arruigned in the po-
nee Court on the charge Of attempted fe-
iohlons assault. While under the IN
nuehcc or liquor he had gone to the
mouse OF Bessie Ross, on Smith street
and attempted to strike her and her do.
nestle with an iron bar. lie was given
six months in jail
MINOR CASES.
Miles Gibbcry, colored, nuisance: fined
$1,000. A'''e''
Henry Truclove. thirty days in jail in
defaust of furnishing Il 500 bond for So
briefly.
e. Guy Hall. assaulting w. Fl. Brerc-
ton; lined $3.50. Appealed to the Cor
poration Court.
W II. Hrereton, ASA ult: dismissed.
several trdmps we.e discharged and
given half an hour in which to leave, tho
city. s''s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Marriage Of Princess Aune no,,o

sunnyside. Eastern branch, Princess
Anne county. was the scene OF n lovely
nome wedding yesterday afternoon the
occasion being the marriage of Miss
MA Marsaret Reid Herbert daughter Of
MI and Mrs. A. II. Herbert ~ Ar.
CHARLES f. Feast, OF Baltimore. Tho
beautiful marriage ceremony Of ire p. 10.
Gnurch being performed by the Rev
Mli!iam +. Savage, rector OF the Chapel
by the Sea.
me bride is Il very attractive and
populaf young lady, and IL grandniece
OF Charles Reid, ESQ, or Norfo1l; Tho
groom is well known business man in
Baltimore. 80
me attendants We're Miss Herbert
S,SterN or the bride, and Mr.. Andrew
Reid Johnson. of Baltimore, as best
man Mr.; and Mrs. Feast left by the
~" YORK. Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad last evening for the North and
East - 80 anu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Valuable pr port, nc Auc.,on

l.. r.. Rogers. auctioneer. will sell at
the Real Estate Exchange at IL m. to-
% feet inches by % feet. on the north
side Of Avenue "a" three lots "a feet
by fl5 feet to ten-foot lane, on the east
SIDE OF Fort street. and three lots OIL
the south side Of Avenue "B." eS fee.
inches by % feet. all in Atlantic civ
and now the Sixth Ward of the city or
Norfolk. These lots are high and well
located. and to those who are looking for
an opportunity to build houses. this sale
should D" OF Importance TO them The
Terms OF SAFE are one-fourth cash, ba-
rance III one. two and three years. with
nriEllese TO the purchaser to Ray ali cash.
me deferred payments to be evidenced
by negotiable notes. bearing interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent. interest, payable
Semi-annua!ly, and to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property. The decd az
trust and release deed to be drawn and
recorded at the expense of the purchaser
Hy direction OF j. T. Lowenb berg and
Edward Spalding, trustees. w II. II.
lrlce & Co Will sell at the Real Estate
Exchange at II IN. to-day the following
property: All that certain lot Of land
WIN improvements thereon, situated on
the south SIDE of Union street IN the CITY
or Norfolk, Va. and bounded and de-
scffDeu as follows: Beginning at point
on the south side OF Union street. dis
tant ciGhty-iive feet. more or less. from
inc west side OF Nebraska street. which
point Is the western line OF property
now or formerly ID. James Taylor's:
thence along said line southwardly AZ
degrees west eighty-fve feet. six Inches
10 a point onc-half the distance between
onion and Wide Water streets: thence
north 67!a degrees west seventy-ilve feet
more or less, to the lanu formerly be-
longing 10 Margaret Tucker: thence
along the land of the said Margaret
tucker. north ~ degrees, cast nincty-iivc
feet TO Union street. and thence east
ward!y sevcnty-fivc feet along the
southern side OF Union street to DR..
James Taylor's line the place Of bncin-
ming. Terms cash.
McsSrs. Milford & Edmunds will offer
Tor sale on the premises at Newport
News. at II m. to-day, forty-nine subur-
ban residences lots. These lots are
situated on and near the electric car
line and overlooking Hampton Roa DIS.
many OF them directly on the Bay Shore.
This property was 81 part Of the land
OF the Newport News, Hampton and Old
Point Development company's Land. 10
Gated within one hundred yards of the
corporation limits OF Newport News, Va.
Terms OF S;lle-Onc- third cash bal
ance payable in six and twelve months
with per cent. interest. Any other In
formation regarding this property will
be cheerfuly given by L. ID. Smith. auc-
tloneer. III Main street Norfolk-the
Talbot building
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Among Oar Cotton sken.

ea,her IN Texas threatening; other
Wise clear in cotton belt
Liverpool spot market advanced I-3ad. :.
mlud!lng I'D. Sales. li.0UO bales. Fu
lures closed quiet and steady at to 9
points advance
New York futures closed steady at
about ! 70" points advance on the new
crop ana II points advance. on tho Old
crop. Sales. PSI. 800 bales May. 7.36 Ia
go August. III TO las; October CSC
to G.97.
New Orleans estimate for to-day 500
To ZOO bales. against 2,I57 bales in 1896
and 2.S2l bales IN 1895.
hecclpts at United States ports 1854
bales. against 5,7S7 bales in 1896 and s ION
bales in 1895.
New Orleans futures closed IA points
advance May, TAO.
The average temperature and rain
fall Is as follows:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Fourteenth ScsSinu

me fourteenth session OF the Sunday
school institute Of the Convocation OF
Norfolk Will be held a. ST; Luke's Epis-
ccopal church this morning at 10 O'Clock.
i.unch VIII be served a: 80 O'Clock al
the Masonic Temple and there will be IN
afternoon session Of he institute, begin
nins ~ ociock Al the morning SEES
sion addresses will be delivered nv I}ev
~. L. Lancaster, Of Berkeley; Rev. II. l..
Duhring, Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Jacob
Heneliinger, Of Hampton. In the after
noon Professor Hugh S. Bird, Of William
and Mary College, and Rev. Y. S. Far
land, of Portsmouth, will speak.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIEs.,
Minor Mention OF Various Matters OF
a5ast 49, 49, Interest.

I'll
Governor OFerrall and party were at
Old Point yesterday.
MT. w. J. Butler, will leave to-day for
washington. Philadelphia and thence to
Liverpool. -l'-2a-, - $500 : =
Professor A. w. Hawks. the Laughing
church Tonight. =
Capt. e. W. Springer. Of the Springer
Lumber company, South Creek. NJ q.
Is IN the city on business.
New rails received for widening the
gauge or the Virginia Beach track are
oelng distributed along the road
Services at First Presbyterian chnrcb
last night We're conducted by Rev. Chas.
Ghiselin, ID. D., OF ShepardstoWn w Vo
Mr.. q. NJ. Isaac (I3at N. Bald has
peen appointed special baseball cor
lGspohaent LII this city for the Hartford
tConn) Courant
The Lee Rifles returned Yesterday
from New York. where they participated
IN the parade incident to the Grant Mon
ument ceremonies.
chief Dornin's dog-catchers are ropIng
In the unregistered CANNES by the
wholesale. and the police station ia now
the mecca or everyone who loses a pet.
The W. G. II. U. ladies are preparing
10 give to the public q very charming
entertainment for the benefit Of a fund
Ior erecting three public ice-water foun-
talns here this summer
MI. Il. Il. Page, first officer Of the
steamship OLD Dominion, which narrow
~ ~ escaped destruction at Newport News
1uesday, was treated at the Marine
Hospital yesterday for burns received at
the time. 80 - -
Misses Louise and Mary Burgess
nave returned from North Carolina
where they have been visiting their
Drother. MIR. d. y. Burgess. who was
extremely i'll, but whose condition is now
improving.
Mr.. W. Fl. Taylor. OF Norfolk, anic
manager Of the Atlantic and Danyille
railroad. Will give lake party to d
large number of ladies from this CITY
next Thursday. They will go via SUI
folk and the Jericho canal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
There is Nothinu SO Good

Thore Is nothing just as good rs, Or.
NinG: New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, so demand il and do
not permit the dealer TO sell YOU some
snhtitutr. He VIII not claim there Is
awning better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim some.binr
else 20 be just as good. You want DR.,
kings New Discovery because YOU
know Il 20 be safe aud reliable. and
guaranteed TO DO good or money re-
FUNDED. For Coughs, Colds. Consume
ton ana 70 ali affections Of Throat.
ClleSt ana l.unEs, there is nothing as
good as Is Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Trial bottle free at Burrow, Martin 4
cos drug store. Regular size 80 cents
and 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Steamship Captains Changed.

Yesterdays Baltimore Herald saws:
some temporary changes have been
made In the commanders OF the Aler-
chants and Miners vessels for present
tr!pS. The company's bushes reuui. ed
the detail OF Captain March. OF the
steamer Fairfax. to private duty at Bos-
ton. Captain Nlckerson, Of the tAllesha-
ny, was transferred TO the Fairfax for
one tip, and Captain DiZer, Of The Chat
ham, to the Allegheny. The officers will
return 10 their vessels after the present
trips"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
II0nceruing The Knrniyai.

The committee of the Randolph Society
or the +. e. church OF Suffolk, pays the
Following tribute to the excellence Of
the entertainment. karnivll of kom-
merce. recently given in that town, ana
winch Will exhibit here May 10 ut
the Grand Opera House
We. the committee OF the Randolph
society Of the p. T.. church take grca
pleasure In saying that Mr.. r. IT, Ra-
sci. who managed the karnival of Kom
cree for us, has in all his dealings with
us acted fairly ana sluareIy; gave us
IL most charming entertainment ana gen
erai satisfaction to the society and TO
our citizens
(SigEed)
MISS BETTY RIDDlCK.
President
MISS KATE G. HOLI4ADAY,
Treasurer
MRS. a. L. ELEY,
Suffolk. Va, April q, 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
News Of the City Courts and Of the
Clerks Office Transactions.
DETECTIVE 1EPPEL SAW HIM STEAL
Ana Promptly Arrested IGim-A Com.
p"ny Chartered by fudge Prenlls--
Appraisers for tho Dodson Estate
Appointed by Judge IIamckeI-
Hhisc Musi Serve His Sentence.

There was very, little business trans
nctcd III the city courts yesterday The
i,uice court docket was very slim, and
neither of the other tribunals were very
busy.
IN the Corporation Court II. G.. Lee,
=. II. Frost, J. II. Simpson, j. S. Seeley
ana James w. Lee were appointed to
appra.se the property in Norfolk county
or the late X. S. Dodson
harvey L. Bailey, Philander Allen, J.
w. Wright, J. p Jones, and Elizn S.
boynton were appointed for the same
purpose to serve in Princess Anne coun
~. ''