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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-30
NJ. Hus.cy DcfcnI, M, r,..c

To tho Edlto, OF The Post
Houston, Texas. March 90 notice In this
| mornings Post that the only trouble encoun-
tered by tho street car company was at
| point In front of saloon situated at the cor
| nor o. st. Emanuel and Congress streets. Be-
| ing the proprietor OF tho saloon referred 10.
| and for fear nm Impression would be left upon
tho minds OF the good people OF this COM
muEity that would do ME an Injustice fool
that should make a statement OF my posi-
ton In the matter Yesterday morning. whilo
on lay way to my place of business saw N
streat car Just ahead OF me and when II came
to point opposite my place saw a special
officer get on the car and remove n beer key
fror the track While performing this net mo
had large pistol In his hand aud heard
hin the officer threaten one OF the two men
stallting on the sidewalk. who were yelling
scar ut him, remarked nj that time thar
man with SO little Judgment ana 40 mur,,
authority would Very likely cause trouble nm.
n ., sueh conditions as existed at the present
tine However, I paid no further attention
TO the matter. and after attending to sor,,.
little matters at the place | left TO attend 10
SON. business In town. not dreaming OF any
turner trouble at my place, and while stand.
INK on the corner of Main and Preston streeIs
tnlki.g 10 Mr.. Hipp was informed that thero
MIS- wns some trouble near my place, on Congress
street. phoned my day bartender about the
matter, and was informed by him that n
posss comitAtus, squad of police In the pa-
tro' wagon and company OF cavalry wero
thero and that no had been ordered 10 CLOSE
the place by some special offcer--whose Off
ciclsness exceeded his authority--whieb he
Ieiused TO do. stating that he would send for
me- immediately left for the scene OF the
allcgec trouble and found matters very order
" ihdced, and U crowd did congregatc al
my place OF business II WAS lawful assem-
MY attracted there hy the militia poIiee nnd
posse comitntus. for which am not 10 HAN,
! met MI, street this morning on Main sfrrer
ana inquired of that gentleman IL ho had ar
oereu my place OF business closed He IN
formed mo that he did not: there must have
been mistake: hut for the bcneht Of Tho
GEL fleman who did order my place closed /
Viii state that am doing business authoriIed
an taxed by law and can have and viii try
ana have as many people es possihle come
Especial offccr's' orders Ia HE conirerv
Aud do not think he will undertake 10 class
y W. either: As 70. the quictng down pro.
theic was nothing 70 quiet down until u crowd
which congregated there To look at The so,'
diers became bosterous, and | dare say would |
mol have been there had not a mountain boen
maut out OF a molehill, N''
To-day some one placed three torpedoes upon
the street car track land moi In front OF INV |
Place 81 business. ether, which were exploded |
~ The next car coming along that street. |
Netyitnstanding the fact that the torpedocs |
we're not 70 front Of my place, policeman on |
tnAl beat ran there and demanded TO know |
Hnpe ~ shooting that pistol ana when m
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Cnrd from DC Directors.

To the Editor of The Post Houston, Texas,
Office Houston Electric street Railway Com
pany Houston. March 20, tseS--Dear Strive
respectfully suggost that Mr.. ". d. Mahon
eohino himself to the facts IN his public
statements made through the press
In this mornings Post he is reported as
having sent two dispatches. enc to tho 40 =
error expressing Willingness to submit tho
panv and its former employees to arbitration
and the other to the American Federation OF
JsGlcr in which II was stated TINT these
former employees are contending for shorter
hours.
Both OF these dispatches arc misleading and
seek TO convey wrong impression.
II s well known that the demands of the
employees wero submitted to II committee OF
ton citizens. eight NJ whom 80 far MS We
know. wore selected by Mr. Mahon and his
men,
10 this committee we submitted PROPOSE
ton which was II great concession and which
was accepted by Mr. Mahon. The striking
oml lOyes afterward declared that that part OF
our proposition which permitted tho company
to rotaln employees engaged since the strike
was inaugurHted was not satisfactory To them
ana that they would not return to their places
unlt hg these new employees were either dis.
charged or put on the extra list. This point
point now unsettled between the company nnd
it's former employees.
We are under obligation, both moral and
legal, 10 give steady employment TO these new
men, aud Mr.. Mahon and the old employees
know It..
w. u. Cleveland,
T. w. House.
John HI Kirby,
Ill. Il. MucGregor
Directors.
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Republican Executive Committee.
meeting of the regular" republican
city executive committee was held las Il
night in the hall over the Snow Flake
saloon. where it was decided not to put
out city ticket. but allow the members
OF the party to vote for the best material
before the people. The following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Whereas. The republicans of the city of
Houston deem it ineXpedient and impolltic
TO nominate municipal ticket to be vote d
LOT on the 4th day of April. A. d. 1885,
therefore be II
Resolved, That we, the republican ex-
ecutiye committee of the city of Houston,
recommend that the republicans b, Left
iree to act in their judgment for the best
interest OF the community.
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10 but to wait for another season to roll

DO but to wait for another season to roll
around"
Mr.. Green's visit to Houston was pfon-
ahiy mora for politics sake than anything
else He is one of the "raSerees' in the
Houston postoffice appointment. and said
Yesterday that, as far as he was concerned
ne was waiting for the factions to aIlgn
themselves. Touching the matter OF an
early appointment the gentleman could not
tell how near or how far away 1t was.
He Is known to be backing the application
OF Mr.. keefer. chief dispatcher for the
houston East and West Texas. which. MIR.
Green says, is on account OF recommended
items made to him. 1t was learned from
o'her sources, however that the successful
applicants name would be presented .or
confirmation within the next thirty days.
AS far as State ticket is concerned, Mr..
Green said the committee would be called
TO meet in Dallas soon when the actions OF
the democracy would he considered and the
committeeman determine their future
course in the matter.
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MR.. E. H. R. GREEN.
HE SPENDS THE DAY IN HOUSTON
AND TALKS POLITICS.
He Talks of War aud the Appoint
ment OF n Houston POST
mustcr.

n. IA. X. Green. railroad magnate and
chairman of the republican State executive
committee, arrived yesterday morning from
San Antonio in his private car. Lone
star" In the morning Mr.. Green visited
the club rooms he spent the afternoon re-
ceiving visitors and political leaders and
last night after a dinner with Major
Charles b. Peck at the Princeton, attended
the Nat Goodwin performance. Mr.. Green
viii leave this morning for Terrell. the
headquarters OF the Texas Midland.
reporter for The Pos, called on the
chairman during the AFTERNOON aud in
CURED his views on the presidents message
on the Maine boards report. Mr.. Green
helG In bis hand eony OF The Post. from
"hieh ne was reading the National doeu-
mon', but said that he had not finished
~ ai'noush as lar as he nai gone. the
su,,' executive had SAID but very little.
! 10 not Know what viii be outcome of
'he cuban question or what action CON
Sress Will take. II the same seutiment
uAis,s To-Day that was found by me during
my iast visi, to the capital | think the
nations VIII so at 1t before long r,ows
eNr, sentiment al Washington changes as
QUICKLY as does the Texas weathnr az,
an mat person this far away can do is IN
feaa me papers, then he viii md M r,so
Ing like views. 'Apiess-
Mar OF course. would stimulate tho
,ouh'ry, helD tho East as it has aIreaav
lowe, ana would have the eject o. mak,n,
avAas cattle bring better prices. Texas. Z,
must De understood. has to depend largely
upcn cotton. She has no MANUFACTURES
~ inh ~, ~, '1ns.duently is handicapped as
wheels Of the machine al,uost cons,.r Us
itlna, Alter Texas has cleaned nsr arra.
lse OK the cotton crop there is uoth,ns ~
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Gas cooking stoves and hot plates tor ss,.
by Houston Gas Light Co. sase
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tic tstnsr service viii be fuliy restored in 4
THE APPEAL TO THE SHERIFF.
Correspondence sctwccn Manager
MacGeegor md sheriff ErlchsOn.

correspondence between Manager
MacGregor and sheriff Erickson.
The following correspondence explains IT.
self.
II. y. MacGregor, General Manager, etc, city.
Houston, Texas. March 20. 1895, Dear Sir.
After comforting with my /gal advisers and
bondpmen rs to what should do 10 regard 10
the troubles encountered BY your company ~
ruiiring It's cars wish 10 say that ] am by
law made one OF the conscrvators q the peace
W tis county by article 1850 Of the Revised
Statutes, the law likewise providing that the
mayor or commander In chief OF the county.
as vel. as the sheriff, shall be equally uu-
thcii7ed to cal out brigade. regiment bat
talon OF volunteer guards TO assist 10 queiling
mcbs, suppressing tumults and riots or pre-
venting assaults or breaches OF the peace. Ar
ticlo As OF the Code OF CRIMINAL Procedure
liktYisr contains simla. provisions az to the
sheriff OF the county. stand prepared 10 do
nv drty as understand II to be Imposed ny
the law, and upon notification by you On lioni
ohrcr,stion by myself Of tumult riot OF mob,
or such q state of AFFAIRS as threatens the
same, | am ready to lend the assistance OF
myself and my officers to overcome and die
ptrss the same. IL Is. however proper IA suy
thit a, this time the mayor Of the. city, being
one Of the three PARTIES authorized Ly article
$3.50 to command peace, has Issued his call Tor
all thI military companies IN the cltr aud Il
command by me to them would seem to.inter-
ZERO with the orders under which they are
already acting stand IceOy 10 hri me /
mayor IN any way IN which ! am authorized |
aud required by law TO do understand your |
request To ASK me TO furnish ono or more Of |
necrg iUi eaoh car while II Is IN operation |
upon tho road. I do not Interpret tile law
as Qualifying me IN SO arIfiiIg the cars OF tha
company. and to 50 divide the forces at my
command might disquaiify me TO have them
net In concert II occasion should require, u
you viii adyisn rue of any place nj Nlich I
there liz violence offered or threatened to your
or employees win Try 10 prevent the
same and protect tho company and It's em-
pioyes rs am required by law to 40. but
am advised that ] have no right. even II
were inclined, 10 furnish YOU deputy sherins
TO attend each car aud aid In the operation
nj your road very much doprecate the stu
aticn and will do all | lawfully can to pro-
lect the company and It's property. Very re-
,pcttiuIy. Albert Erickson,
Sheriff.
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BEAUTY AND ECONOMY

were never better combined than In do.
mesuc finish on collars and cuffs. Beautv--
ior the best work must be done. Econ.
as long again. -" 'as' ha'i
~ are Inc only people Who can give You
send TO- 81 Packard's Troy Lnundrv a Oh
Ffairle avenue. Phone 3s2.
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consumption curea az your home. No
Cure Company, San Antonio. Texas.
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Mr.. Albert Erickson, Sheriu Harris County:
Houston, Texas, March 20, 1851 am in re-
cort of your letter of even date wherein you
say;
stand ready to do my duty ms unnci-
stone IL to be Imposed by the law and
upon notification by you or from observs-
tluu by myself OF tumult. riot or mob, or
such state of affairs rs threatens the
sumo. am ready To lend the assistauuc
Of myself and my officers to overcome ana
disperse the snmc.
desire to direct your attention to the fact
that on several occasions during the past Two
wochn such conditions having existed as war
ranted action on your part nv Indicated lii
that portion Of your letter quoted. That we
hava not had amy assistance from your office
To qboll the riotous actions OF mobs, wherein
an officer OF the company was assaulted, and
OH Sunday when the lives OF employees were
mcnaced and property of the company was
damaged. that every effort aSas made to
cure your assistance and II OF your dcpu-
ties but we were unable to do 40
slated TO you yesterday that the method
of glvin- us the protection that wo are en-
titled to we considered entirely In the control
of The sheriff. All we wanted was protection
therefore requeat that proper protection be
afforded tho employees of the company ain It's
property outside of the territory controlled
by the mayor. and where our property Is inon-
acod and you will oblige us by giving such
instruction 70 your office force and Mt the Jail
as VIII enable us TO reach you promptly or
those authorized to act for YOU. Very re-
specially, II. Y, MacGrebor,
General Mannccf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
Old dominion Club JoIIiacntion.

Tonight will be a red-letter one in the
calendar of the Old Dominion Democratic
Club. and there will be a notable assem-
blage Of the politicians OF jefferson ward.
The occasion is the installation OF the
officers who were elected at the last meet
ing OF the club. and what might be an
otherwise dry meeting, interesting ohiy
to members Of the club. will be trans
formed into a very enjoyable reunion, as
The Arrangement Committee has PROVIDED
abundant refreshment, not only for the
body. bat for the mind.
A number of the most prominent mem,
bers Of the Legislature have been inVlteu
10 make five-minute speeches, aHions
them some Of the happest takers Oh INA.
body, and there will also be D ilei
speeches by number Of local celebrlties
After the flow OF oratory has been aDateu
the club and their guests VIII auJoui y
TO the banquet hall. Governor 1yler Il
the chief among the invited guests. ..
The Committee Of Arrangements
composed of MesSrs. William II. Mullei'
C. Manning, Jr., Henry j. Conn, ,. i.
Wood. John II. Redwood, j. u. Iayloi
and John +. DOnleaVy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
Meeting of the Doctors.

That the Richmond Academy Of Meel ,,
cine and Surgery has entered upon new
era has been manifested by the large
attendance and increased interest aye1in i9s
session presided over by DR.. Nj. ID.
Hoge. .Ir.. was no exception. " ~
The love and reverence in whcn III;
W w Parker is. held by his professional
brethren was shown in their graceful ac-
ton of unanimously electing MN an hoi ~,
rarv fellow. the vote being preceded py
many eulogistc remarks. eo~,,,,,
The report of the Committee on serum LII
fherapy was made, and showed an uii-
usually active research in all the me- it, a.
ture covering the subject, besides s Evils
a tabulated report of the results or anu
tubercular and anti-diphtherluc serum as
used by the physicians Of yirglniia;i IN.
DR.. Alfred {. Palmer read nighiy IN
+ares,in0 paper on Reflex Cough;
committee Of three ,o was ap securing "a
I'M aiogico, defArt nent for the city
Board Of Health The object nc Of d fqSn sn
institution is TO facilitate me ulastI me
Of disease. AID thus better apply Tue
means Of curing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

The germs Of consumP-
ton are everywhere.
There is no way but TO
fight them. :
weak lungs in the family
this fight must be constant
and vigorous. =.
You must strike the dis
ease, or it will strike you, ,
At the very first sign OF
falling health take SCOTS ITS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oh
with HypophosP,hites.
1t gives the body power to
resist the germs of consumP-
ton.
COG. and 100. I'll druggists.
scorr & BOVINE. chsmisss Nsw Ss'H -
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Personals md Briefs.

No r. y. Henry Floyd left yesterday
,on the North for an extended stay.
The Misses Boyixin, Of south Third
street are visiting friends in North caro-
lima.
Miss Lille Tweedaie, of Baltimore Is
v,s,ting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pollard Oh
No sri Albemarle street.
CAPTAIN Morgan r. Mills has announced
,,t,nself as a candidate for the Common
Snuncil from Jefferson Ward at the forth
coming election.
Mr. Alfred ]. Gary, clerk in the CITY
water Works office, mas suiiicieh.S re-
covered from his recent illness u re-
sumo the duties OF his office.
Mavor Taylor has offered reward OF
go Ser the arrest and conviction or The
nerson who turned In the raise alarm
srom BOX 2 on Monday night.
Rev. ]. l.. Herman will deliver an ad
arsss before the members OF st. Patrick
penefcial and Social Union Wednesday
Iannarv 2sth. at SIS p. NJ. at their haii
Twenty-sixth and Grace streets
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. AM
Me- William Hoist to the marriage o.
their daughter, Gussie, TO Mr. =.
Inhnson. of Washington. The ceremony
III, take Mace on Tuesday afternoon
Tshruary 1st, at go o'clock. al the nom
~ the parents OF the bride. NO. sout
First street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

pariors were beautifully decorated with
flowers and ferns. The presents were
numerous and costly. consisting mostly
OF diamonds.
Among those present were Mrs. Isabelle
Chapman, grandmother OF the bride: Mr..
arid Mrs. w. r. Chapman. MIR. NJ. NJ.
Fast, OF Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7.
Harper. Mrs. A. ID. Lawton and family.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. III. Garren, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Hogc,
Mrs. r. Garrison. and Miss Maud Garri-
soN Mrs. r. II. Winfree. Mr. j. Il. Nes-
bit, Of Selma. n. c.; Mr.. S. ID. Lucas.
and Mr.. a. Walhour. A delightful re-
ception was rendered those present.
The bride and groom will depart for
Michigan in about two weeks. where they
win make their future home
A CHESTERFIELDIAN DEAD.
MIR. Christopher Groom, an old citizen OF
Chesterfield county. died Monday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. az his home In that
county. The grim visitor came 10 the
saddencd home In the 6Sth year OF MIR.
Groom's age.
MIR. Grooms was a northern nan,
coming 10 Chesterfield about ten years
ago from Pennsylvania. lie was good
man. and soon enjoyed not only the ee-
spoot but esteem OF the nelghborhood VI
/ NNitH ne iiNtN. ~ oOiAVNAhb N'AN 49,
/ wives him.
The funeral will take place this after
noon ar o'clock. and the interment VII
be made at Centralia.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. w. Il. Slegfried, OF this city !:
visiting his parents. at Columbia, Va.
Mr.. John Gillian, of Powhatan county
is In the city visiting friends.
Miss Ada Clarke. of the Monumental
City. is visiting her friend. Miss COLI
Lowell at No. 1527 Porter street.
Mrs. w Il. Clary has returned from
pleasant visit TO relatives in Surry county
Mrs. w. II. White has been elected vice
president Of the Bainbridge-Street Bap
fist church Missionary Society.
Mrs. II. Forbes Curtis, Of New York. ]
in the city, the guest OF her parents MI
and Mrs. John Robinson, on Eleventh an
Decatur streets.
Two DRINKS engaged the attention
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning IN
usual price-S2. Owes charged for on
while the case 90 the other was continue
until Saturday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26
OLD VIRGINIA HOMES.
An Interesting stereopticon Dispi"y
nj the Art Club Last Might.

The Richmond Art Club gave last eve
ming another of the receptions when
form such a delightful feature OF the
climbs work. On this occasion, Mr. Robert
A. Lancaster, Jr., showed stereopticoh
views Of the old homes OF virginia, WINE
Mr. William G.. Stanard give I'm his usual
interesting style bits of information In
connection with each old homestead
Among the homes mentioned were
Shirley the Carter place; Roosevelt Gov
ernor Nelson's home in Yorktown; west
over brandon: Mt. Airy, that has been
in the Tayloe family for six or seven
generations: the famous old Harrison
nIace and many others. A special feature
az the evening was an impromptu exhioi-
tion of the work OF the members OF tne
Climb. The exhibit reflects much creui'
ON the exhibitors, who are Mrs. James
LYONS Miss Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Hurt
Miss Amy Werth, Mrs. Henry VIZ
liams. Miss Norwood, Miss Annie gray
Mrs. Malvern Patterson. MT. Wliiain -
Shennerd. Miss Louise Adkins. Miss Nan
ME Dunlop, Miss Blankenshlp' ME III
O. Gwatkin Mr.. ]. Nj. Jones, MT. n
Bruce. Mr.. Lancaster. Mr.. Stanard' MIS-
Uank,ns. and Mr.. Hankins. The picture
will he shown TO the public this AFTERNOON
from to o'clock. H. >,
The success Of the reception was uue =
the EFFORTS of Mrs. William c. Bentley
Mrs. parker Dashiell. and Mr.. stanard
the committee appointed for Ihe 90 ~,
sion. Misses Amy McRae Nerth' ANN
Wise Mayo. Louise Atkins, and Nanni
Dunlop served the chocolate.
Among those present were Mr.. Inc
DIR. Emo of New York, Mrs, Jame
Lyons, Mrs. Parker Dashlen' Nj
cnIie Harrison of Baltimore, Mis
Nannis Dunlop, Miss Amy Werth' MIS-
R ss' wexford Misses Woodbridge, Mr.
WnIiam Darlington. Miss Sue TaiiaferI
Wexford, Miss Annie Gray. Miss 81, Mann I'M
Bentley, Mr.. p. Henry Bruce al, NJ a.
Mrs Cornelius Hankins, Mr.. ana MT
SVTi,am G. Bentley, Mrs. Albert c. Bruc
Miss Mary Norwood, Miss Blanke snn,I
Miss Lulie williams, Mrs. James Vert
Miss Mamie Winston, Mr.. A; b; JONI
Ar and Mrs. Charles Hurt, Mr.: Allan
NJ 49, Mr. Frederic Downing, Mr.. LloS
Freeman. Miss Price, Mr. W. Mac 'one
Miss Claire Guillaume.
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D.o,h md Funeral I'm Fulton.

Mrs wendell, a highly respected resi- RESI-,
M 90 Fuiton' died yesterday afternoon
e at her 81 home, on Fifth street between Seen
Denny and louisiana She I had oR Wss 0t the
SICK rev icy Messrs. John and Charles
W Wendell and Mrs. Alexander Hill. ,dh me
f,,enraI arrangements have not been
made. ~ r,,o,,,as II OCon-
nor whose death was announced IN yes,
nor Dispatch, will take place rom rom
tero I5s ,r,cI's church this morning at 800
o. sc,d lI'' The pail-bearers will be Messrs'
a. .' Hogan. Daniel Higgins se Ed McNam nGn
ahue, r2ortiev lanes McDonough, Pa
irinE Grace. Michael Burke, and simon
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welded i'm Fulton.

,,a MI T. Perkinson. two weli-known
Mayins ,,eonle Of the East End. were wed
Se ed at Denny-street Method Rsy esure q
Ias,er nastor of the church, perform
' The ."v ushers were 'fsssrs WlbqIT, ,i slT nj
Reezs. ,,o,-solaf will reside on
Mr: ana me-, NJ avsnue. The bride is a
Mii rr,,inS Church Hill lady. while MT;
cnaI-IHiinn5 is chief clerk in the store OF
yVoodson & Brown. Williamsburg ave
-, and Louisiana street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

1ihertas Lodge of Perfection. No. ., a.
and A. 5. r., viii hold its regular month
~, meeting next Friday at which time
the fourteenth degree win be co Inferred
~ Michael ID. ID. Much interest is be-
30 %, manifested by the brethren in TINS
heaufiful branch of Masonry. -
The Wise Master Of Pelican C ohiIeh :
No. >. knights Rose Croix' mas ,,, caa.su Of
nnnferring the eighteenth degree on a
Ire class of brethren on the l4th OF
February. A.. o,,.h CT Omar
~l-.,,oii ond Dalcho ConsistOry will con-
,.o,,a for the purpose Of comforting all the
degrees of the Scottish Rite up TO ana
,ncinding the thirty-second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-26

Ms Mamie WAY. az one tIme q We
man Of refinement and position. but now
according to police .parlance, AN ola OF
fender" was committed 70 Henfaeo e Srns
She w was charged with being, drunk and
djsorderly. and was fined $3.50, in default
of which she went down. .oforo
William Brown (coloreO was nTeHne
ana abusing Martha Turner and her son,
Who are also colored. He was balIed TOT
his appearance later. Constable X 1. Gar
nett made the arrest. $50, <--,....,n -,.o G
before Squire Thomas yesterday. he vas
charged with stealing saddle ana Dr1 I'M
from w. r. Williams (also coloIed)' hiii
was sent TO jail for three HohtnS'