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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

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have to stand
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

I'm number. are over at Roxboro In az
tendance upon the trial. and several aus
torneys are also there In behalf OF the
defense.
II will. no doubt, TAX 'vcral days 10
hear the evidence and -.sument In tho
case.
Brown IS highly connected and has
money TO employ able attorneys for his
defense.
Many people who are not interested IN
the case went over to hear the trial. lt
Is the general impression that defendant
will be acquitted, still there are many
WHO believe the young man guilty ana
would remain unchanged In their opin-
ions should he be acquitted.
There was quite a display OF fire works
near the courthouse last night In cele'
brstion OF the great Democratic victory
lust won. A large delegation OF citizens
will 20 down TO Raleigh tonight To at
tend similar demonstration. 1t will be
headed by Colonel J. S. Carr and VIII
march in the parade.
Captain ]. c. Niche. OF Company l,
First North Carolina Regiment, ono
Durham Company has rendered his res
ignatlon to take effect the 1st OF Decem-
Der. 1898 First Lieutenant Is. G WOOD
all. OF the same company, has done IKE
wise and both OF these estimablo genties
men will return to Durham 10 resume
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
NO ONE TO SUCCEED HIM.
Mr.. Becker Holds on as Fireman at
the Custom House.

One of the peculiarities of Civil Service
IS aptly illustrated in the position of fire.
man at the Custom House.
Some eighteen months ago Mr.. Lewis
J. Becker was appointed fireman. After
serving ninety days he had to submit
to examination and failed to pass A
Mr. Harding was passed and received
the appointment. When he went to the
Custom House and 1t was explained to
him what he was expected to do he
stated frankly that he did not think he
could perform the duties and therefore,
declined.
Mr. Frank w. Stamper. Jr.. passed
examination ami got the appointment
lie has declined on the ground that he
has a better position.
The fireman gets $50 per month but
the work lasts only six months,
Mr.. Becker still holds on as none has
qualified to succeed him. He is In every
way competent man In his position,
yet could not pass examination. On the
other hand, Mr. Harding who did pass,
said he could not do the work that comes
very easy to Mr.. Becker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals reconvened yesterday at 10 o'clock
with Judges Goff, Paul and Waddill pre-
siding.
The Court announced its opinion in
Case No. 266. Marvin +. Scaife, plaintiff
I'm error. VS.. Western North Carolina
Land Company, defendant in error, in
error to Circuit Court Of Western Dis
trfct of North Carolina, at Asheville.
Opinion by Judge Brawley. Affirmed.
No. 2S7. Cyrus Hall, appellant, VS.. j.
II. Garnbrll ct al, appeiees. Appeal
from Circuit Court OF West Virginia at
Parkersburg. Cause argued by w. w.
Arnett for the appellant. and w. G..
Peterkin for the appellees. and submitted.
No. ga. James Boyd, ct al. appellants,
vs. Luther ii. Hankinson, ct al, appel
lees. Appeal from Circuit Court OF South
Carolina, at Charleston. Cause argued
by Hon. VIM. II. Fleming for the appel
lants. and ID. 8. Henderson for the APP
pellees, and submitted.
ID S. Henderson, OF Aiken, S. c.. was
admitted as an attorney of this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
WILL GO TO BALTIMORE.
an officer from that City will Come for
Sears


The man. Harry Sears alias Johnson,
who was arrested on November list, by
officer Logan Robins. on the charge OF
having passed forged check for s25 on
the Economy Shoe store. will probably
Se turned over 10 Baltimore officials.
When he was arrested here. the Nor
folk authorities wired TO the chisf OF
police to hold him as he was wanted in
shst city on similar charge Later
"a letter was also received from Balti-
snoro. stating that Sears was wanted
there.
Mr.. Emmett Seaton was retained by
the prisoner as counsel and when the
case Was first called in the Police Court
II was laid over ten days. because neither
side was ready 10 proceed. At the ex-
piration OF the ten days. the case was
opened. but as Il was necessary for
representative of the bank upon which
the check was alleged 20 have been
drawn TO be present as witness, the
case was again postponed.
II became evident that the bank OFF,
cials would not come here as the amount
mt stake was so small, and IL looked very
much as IL the man would secure his
liberty
The Norfolk officials, also. wired here,
20 the effect that they did not believe
the man could be convicted there
Tho Baltimore people. however. believe
they have a good case. and the Chester.
Pa, bank officials. upon which bank the
checks were drawn. Will be able 20 easily
get 90 THAI city. therefore an officer from
Baltimore will probably reach this city
to-day to take Sears TO Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
JUSTICE JOHN.
An Overcoat Believed to Have Been
Stolen. at the Third Station.

s3toitl. w t3tt P'e''D's
George Washington. a colored man
was arrested for having an overcoat N
his possession under suspicious circum.
stances. In the pocket OF the coat was
a bicycle lamp. George will be held until
the 18th instant. and the property car
be identified at the Third Station
Richard Williams paid 81 for allowing
his COW 10 run at large.
John owens and John King were al
legged 10 have been vags. but they proved
that such was not the case and were
dismissed.
Victoria Fry. colored. was said to have
assaulted and abused Lizzie Harris, but
the charge was rot sustained and Vic.
toria was dismissed.
Charles Christian could not be shown
to have assaulted Joe Christian with a
brick and he was allowed to go
Burlv Hill. is a colored man who went
out walking with so on his inside pocket.
lie met Eva Christian.
How do?" said Eva.
Use right smart" replied Burly.
"Whar you gwineY
Use gwine home"
Come on gimme a glass er beer.
Il amt got no money.
Il bet yer Is got some.
So after being persuaded some more
H1lTlX COnSeUle1 W ctN 'hi eBf 49, N~F
went into a bar-room ana BURY TOOK OUT
his $40 to pay for the beer.
"Huh!" said Eva, you gotter heap er
money"
And then she invited him TO accompany
her home.
on the road Burly missed his $3.50 and
Eva disappeared up the alley
But when Eva lined up before the
throne she was discharged because she
had witnesses enough to prove an alibi.
Fred. Morris is a sailor boy, and got MS
discharge from the Cincinnati some time
ago. Tie started out from Key West
after having spent his money. to work
his way to his home in Baltimore. He
was arrested as a suspicious character,
but was allowed to go on his way.
John Shields. John O.. Anderson ana
VIM. Harris became disorderly on the
street and were each fined 80.
Rosa Allen, colored, got behind In her
rent and in the performance of his du-
ties. Deputy Constable lngersoll was
forced TO levy on the goods owned oy
Rosa Rosa moved the furniture contrary
to the law, and she had to answer 10
the Party on the throne. The result was
the turning over of the goods TO the
deputy and the release OF Rosa
shadrach Moore an old darkey, secs
things" Sometimes great crowds OF
people follow him around, and point their
fingers threatenlngly at him. He runs
along the street with terrified yells and
horror is depicted in his ancient counter
ance Strange objects float before nm
upon many occasions and his rest Is
broken. A commission of lunacy Will
be held upon him.
Mary Oakley. colored got nghting
drunk. and It cost her $500.
Willie Washington, colored uttered
fearful oaths on the street and he paid
s.. 20 for HIS profanity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Hobo Gang Raidcd.

officer Myer Angle and special Of
ficer c. w. Duke made a nice little haul
Monday night. They came upon camp OF
hobos out in the section where Turner
was assaulted and robbed few nights
ago.
They found seven men, five white and
two colored. around n campfire eating
chicken. light-bread and other delicacies.
They were promptly placed under ar
rest and marched to Jail. where they
gave the names Of George Anderson,
James O'Neill. Pat. Brennan, Mike Fa-
gan. John Smith. George Scott, and
Lucian Thompson, the latter an old Of
fender.
Squire r. T. Lewis gave them thirty
days each to repent and mend their ways.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

The usual pound party for the bene-
III OF the Baptist Home for Aged Women
will be held on Thanksgiving the
oath Of this month.
Rev. Charles r. Hyde is confined at
home with a severe cold, and in conse-
quence there will be no service In his
church this evening.
Miss MOllie Tucker, OF Powhatan, has
returned home from a very pleasant visit
to her sister, Mrs. Jahes Lambert Of Pine
street.
Mrs. John Stenbrecher left Yesterday
TO visit Baltimore and Philadelphia.
City II easurer Phillips was busy yester-
day paying off the officers that parti-
cipated in the recent Congressional cleo
ton. Adult 5000 was paid out.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7.
Atwell died yesterday at lO:45 o'clock
at the residence. 1905 west Twelfth street.
The funeral will occur this evening from
the residence.
Mr.. W. NJ. Habliston has returned from
Nashville where he attended Mr.. Garland
Tinsleys wedding.
A pound party will be given to-day
at the Protestant Episcopal Church
Home. No. 4O5 north Fourth street
Every sort OF provision which can be used
in housekeeping at home will be gladly
received and tho public is invited TO help
in the good work this institution IS doing.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams, who has
been very Ill in Baltimore, where she
was visiting, was reported better last
night
President OF the Board OF Alderman.
w NJ Turpin, performed the duties Of
acting Mayor in the absence OF Mayor
Taylor yesterday.
Judge Lamb, of the Chancery Court,
who has been III for several weeks was
reported better yesterday. Judge Hancock
OF Chesterfield is presiding In this court
during Judge Lambs absence, but there
will be no session OF the court before
Saturday.
A small fire In the confectionery OF /.
and NJ. Folk. AT No. 30S east Broad street
about o'clock yesterday morning was
extinguished in a few minutes by the
chemical engine. with little damage.
Henry Wells. a negro man, Is held at
the First Police Station as a suspicious
character. He was caught with a black
Spanish rooster and four hens In his pos
session.
Mrs. Layne. OF Fluvanna county, who
has been spending a few weeks with her
son. Mr.. Robert Lee Layne, No. 2l22 east
Marshall street, has returned home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Transfers of Heal Estate.

Richmond: Beverly T. Crump. special
commissioner. TO Mary Winsneld Scott,
wife OF James II. Scott, 81 feet on north
side Craze street. "a feet west OF Pine.
$500
Conway II. Sands. special commissioner
to T. b. Wilson, 80 l-2-l2 feet on Ven
able street, southwest corner Scott, 400
Mary w. and J. IL. Scott to Fred w.
Scott, trustee for Mary w. Scott and chill
dren. 81 feet on north side Grace street.
81 feet west of Pine. 81.
Henry c. Sheppard and wife 70 George
y. snsad, Interest In Is feet on west side
9TH street. Is faft south RI DQval. 100
Henrico: Marlin Franklin aha wife to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
EIks' Memorial Day.

The committee on arrangements OF the
Elks, who have charge OF the memorial
services TO be held at the Academy of
Music on Sunday. December 4th, are
actively preparing for that event.
A programme Is In preparation that
will excel any ever given here before
upon such an occasion.
The committee consists OF the follow
ing gentleman: Messrs. +. w. Cunning
ham, T. G.. Leath. Juan A. Pizzini, I. Il.
A. Burke. J. H. ChataIgne.
The first Sunday in December Of each
year is celebrated as a Memorial Day by
every lodge Of Elks IN the country, and
services are held I'm memory Of departed
Elks supplemented by musical exercises
of the highest class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
NORTH STATE MeTH00ISTS.
The Western Conference TO Meet To-
Day i'm Winston.

WINSTON, n. c.. Nov. iS.-speciai.-
The Western North Carolina Methodist
Episcopal Conference will convene nero
tomorrow. Bishop o. y. Fitzgerald, OF
Nashville Tenn. will preside There are
over three hundred preachers In the con-
ference, and nearly all OF them are here.
Perhaps the most interesting person.
age to arrive Is Father Needharn, %
surry county. a superannuated divine
who is now in his one hundredth year,
He is still quite active, and has assfstee
I'm several revival meetings this year.
The Historical Society OF the confer
ence met tonight. Strong and appro-
pirate addresses were made by Bashop
Fitzgerald and President Kilso, OF Trinity
College.
There are four presiding elders ana
nine preachers, who have served they
respective charges four years. and VIII
be moved by conference 10 other fields
OF labor. OF course. there will DO other
changes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
QUARANTINE RAISED.
Cattle Can Now Enter Richmond with
out Being Subject to Regulations

The cattle quarantine, which has been
in effect during the summer was raised
yesterday, and now cattle can be brought
into the city from the South without lbe-
ing subject TO the quarantine regulations.
During the summer months, owing 10
the liability of disease among cattle that
has been shipped here and its probable
spread, a strict quarantine is forced:
But as the weather grows colder and
chances of disease grow less, the quaran-
tine is raised, TO be enforced again about
the middle Of February.
The quarantine regulations are in force,
practically. from the middle of February
10 the middle OF November. although, Of
course prevailing conditions regulate the
rules to some extent.
Ii is probable that In the next few days
a number of cattle will be driven into the
city from south OF the river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

Benz. Anderson. acres about miles
west u Richmond, adjoining lands of
Campbell and others. $50.
A. II. Perkins 10 +. i. Winston. all his
interest in 30 feet on north side Cedar
street. 30 feet west OF Baker. t25.
Susie Il. Perkins to same. all her inter-
est in the above property. s75.
NJ. A. Wackerly and I. G. Redd. trus-
tee. TO Mary f. Seaton. 100 feet on Pop
lar street, "Greendale Park" $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
The Uibcrnians Tonight.

It will be ladies' night at Leo Camp
Hall tonight when Division No
|. Ancient order OF Hibernians will con-
vene In social session.
The Literary Committee composed of
Messrs. John ]. Rankin. +. ii. Curtis,
T.. f. O'Keefe, S. L. Kelley and j. 5
Rafferty, will provide a musical enter
tainment under the direction of j. S.
Rafferty,
An Invitation has been extended 10 the
members OF No. Division and their
families. and the evening is destined to
be happy one.
The programme arranged for tho oc-
casion Is OF the highest order and lovers
or music both vocal and instrumental,
can enjoy themselves 10 their hearts de-
sire There will also be Rotations both
serious and comic. and the attendance is
expected TO be very large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Two Cases We're Argued.

Roanoke Street Railway CO. VS.. Hicks
further argued by Eppa Hunton, Jr., for
appellee and Rich NJ. Venable for appel
liant and submitted.
Wilson VS. Dawson, argued by Robert
T. Scott for plaintiff In error and Judge
William G.. Robertson for defendant in
error and continued until to-day.
The next cases to be heard are Scott
VS.. Dameron's admr. No. 7 on privileged
docket, and Floods admir-. VS.. Hutter
No, |, on argument docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Amended the Charter.

Amendments TO the charter or the
Southern Aid and Insurance Company
were granted in the City Circuit Court
yesterday.
The name of the company is changed
10 The Southern Aid Society and the
purposes for which the society Is formed
are for the accumulation Of fund for
the purpose of paying weekly benefits
during sickness and burial assistance at
the death Of members" instead OF the
conducting and carrying on life insur-
ance association and weekly benefits to
sick"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

morning at $50 o'clock. over the Chesa-
peake and OHIO railroad Captain Stuart
5. Janney and Miss Louise Randolph
accompanied them.
At the station they were met by Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Sadler, DR.. w. w.
Parker and family, DR.. and Mrs. Hen
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Peasants,
Miss Ida Randolph, Mr.. Wilton Ran
dolph. Col. c. OBJ. Cowardin. Col. and
Mrs. John b. Purcell, Miss Lutte Pleas
ants and Mrs. Russell Robinson.
The oasket was taken direct to Holly
wood. Rev. j. J. Gravatt officiating at
the grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
She,tering Arms Hospital.

Donation Day at the Shetering Arms
Hospital will be held Thursday Novem-
her nth. and the ladies OF the board earn
estly beg that the public Will bear 1t in
mind. together with the fact that the hos
pital Is the only absolutely free one In
this city and does untold good
Checks or provisions may be sen. on
that day to the building, 'OoS east clay
street. where. througho 1t the day. z COM
rnittee of ladies' will be In waiting to re-
caiXe them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Option on ST. Charles.

1t was reported yesterday that the work
OF tearing down the st. Charles Hotel
preparatory to building a depot upon the
site was soon to begin. The property
has not actually been bought for any
railroad company The option upon 1t
expires on the 90th OF this month. There
are three or four tenants in the building
and they have not been notified to get
out, One has lease 10 run three years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Ambulance Summoned.

A negro man named John Duncan.
while lifting n trunk at Bowe and Clay
streets about 80 yesterday, fell and
broke his thigh bone.
The ambulance was summoned and DR..
Brown responded. He treated the man
and carried him to his home at No. 743
north Second street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Not an Insulated Case.

Mr.. Carroll J. Sydnor. the wide awake
superintendent OF the Postal Telegraph
Company. left yesterday for New YORK,
where he will cut out and ground his
wire for several days.
Ills pleasant smile and manner Of max
ing things move. will be seen and felt
even at the Horse Show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
TO NOTIFY OREYFUS.
He is to be Given an Opportunity -
Prepare His Defence-He Is Well.

PARIS. Nov l5.--The Court OF Cassa<
tion has informed the Minister OF the
Colonies. NJ. GuillaIn. that IL has decided
that Dreyfus be informed by telegraph
that the revision proceedings have CONS
menced, and that he prepare his defence
The Ministry of the Colonies has re-
ceiyed cable dispatch saying Dreyius
Is In good health. The decision OK tno
Court Of Cessation to inform the prisonev
that the revision proceedings have come
menced and notifying him 20 prepare hie
defense. Is very significant. as u mas
hitherto been generally admitted that No
innovation should be introduced IN the
Questions will now DO drafted sn4
posted to Dreyfus. who WI teemuste
bis replies.