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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
JUSTICE JOHN,
The Case Of Assault Against Richard
Martin Goes over.


The case of Richard Martin. charged
with cutting =. b. Bolton with knife
last Friday night on Broad street, be-
tween Sixth and seventh will De heard
on ihe lun instant. because ui the lua-
b.litv of the wounded man 20 appear
Nm. Smith, atlas Slick. colored, FOR cut
ting Chris Scott also col0red, was sent
on TO the grand jury
Robert Lord. colored, was sent 10 the
chain gang FOR sixty days as d suspicious
character ana NaI.
John L0ck0iL. calOrod, was given SIX
months in jail for taking s.. 40 from Mont
g0mery Lanehorne pocket.
Bonnie LatimOre. p small boy, was tin-
ed So for stretching wire across the
street, thereby causing passing people 10
David Carter colored. was dismissed Of
the charge Oh stealing $500 from Fannie
Davis.
David Boyd. colorod. failed 10 pay ne
$40 charged against him for Delns
drunk
Henderson Johnson, colored. went 10
market ON Saturday night 10 get proNis-
ions lor Sundays dinner and after buy
ing some meat be Just thought ne Wouid
like 20 have Cd nice juicy steak and when
mr.. w. a.. Liggon wasn't looking Hendef-
son took three nice steaks and placed
them m his basket. ttc was caueht hS
officer Johnson, of the First Stauoni VINO
swore that the meat Henderson had was
and Henderson was given HlJcth Guys
Paul Carter. CoiOred, abused and at-
tempted 20 assault Leila Johnson be-
cause she asked him for $3.50 that he
owed her for "eailns' Paul was asses
Mary smith. colored. got drunk and dis
orderly and was charged So ana costs OF
Minnie Boiling and Sarah Mills. color
cd room together. Sarah went out 10 see
friends Saturday night and Minnie could
not get i'm her room. so she went out 10
find Sarah. When they got together
rumpus was started. ANA thcy were
each charged $3.50 and costs.
VIM. Johnson, colored' thousnl Ee Mt-ll1
al some oysters TO eat about @ ei'cN
Sunday morning and be went out 10 sel
them. lie took whisky with bis oysters
ana got drunk, and it cost him $50
Isaac Thurston. colored. got fun TO the
extent of $3.50 and costs
Arthur Scott and Dan prosser small ne
gro bows. cot into q row with seq or
les over game OF craps on South D. lIaO
street. End q big commouon rea1i 'St.
Arthur picked up a hflck anu ut4ieu l,l'
crowd which scattered TO the iour W4Ilu9'
and when an officer came upon NE Secure,
Arthur was the only one leil, anu A' VIZ
arrested. Later Dan was also afleste';
on Information previously received ana
it took $50 and costs eacn ior 'no par
onts of the boys TO redeem lncm t
Joe parchetu owed Frances hoicolh',
coiored five cents. and when she went I'D
rof 10 her language was not az aii eng
and Mr. parcaetu struck her. The do"
cost Mr. Parchotu $3.50 e.... .,...-
Frank Palmer was fined $3.50 for using
language mo-. at an polite IN the pres
Teyi rose and Elisha Patricf. coloret
,-ouths. were ci en- twelve months eacn
an tho charge ~ having stolen TWO SUITS
al clothes from A. O.. Williams.
j. H. Tyree was give the usull amount
of 81 40 for being drunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04

ture of other nationalities with the no
man, which history informs was a tdct
and weakened that nation OF Iron. Again,
do we not know that during the time or
these kings Of the Roman empire, that
Christ came as the representative or tne
God OF heaven to set up kingdom wnlch
shall never be destroyed? and now "haI
OF the advent and march OF Christianity
on earth is it progressing Let US see
At the end OF the third century ohrlsu-
auity had five million followers. eighth
century. thirty million. hftoenth century.
one hundred million; eighteenth century.
one hundred and seventy million and to-
day is claiming four hundred and hfty
million. with the control OF seven-elghth'
OF the wealth ~ the world
In contrast. what of the heather ma.
lions. Africa and other Denignted coun'
tries. IL left 10 themselves, only clphefss
but he thanked God that where the hand
of advancing civilization had touched we
could discover the genttlity OF CHRISTIAN
women and men.
I'm closing the speaker alluded 10 the
islands of the seas now In our hands for
disposition, and said that while he dld
not speak for policy Of expansion IN
any political sense. he wanted 10 say dis
tinctlv that he believed the stone men,
toned, I'm the dream upon when MS taik
was based. as having been cut from the
mountain without hands, was 20 illustrate
what had come 20 pass. viz, that the
Divine truth, Christianity. was 10 rule
the earth. but our whole duty and work
was not done. and he believed Christianity
had leen put into the hands OF America
10 carry 80 the uttcrmOst parts OF the
erth. and II we can only insure religious
liberty and an open field for the propaga-
ton of Christ's teaching by taking perma-
neut possession OF the Islands IN question.
then no sentiment for any earthly opin-
ions should make us halt for one minute.
The Christian needs 10 see that DIVINE
truth is spread abroad over the world
ana when the earth shall be fun Of peace
and harmony the Christian work VIII be
complete and not until then.
lie closed with an earnest appeal 70 MS
hearers 10 accept the Kingdom Of Christ,
which IS 20 rule throughout all time and
eternity. and is a kingdom founded Oh
love.
Mr.. Sweeney Will this week attend tho
sessions OF the Virginia Christian MIS-
sionary Society. AZ Charlottesville, this
being the annual State convention OF the
Christian body known as Disciples OF
Christ.
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ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETE.
s-r~r ---
Appropriate Ceremonies at the Tomb
Of George Washington,
ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY,
Committee From the Grand Lodge of
Virginia Has Practically Completed
the Work FOR Which it Was
Appointed.
ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY,

.-H.aat
Al the last meeting OF The Grand
1edrs Of Virginia committee was ap-
ro,rfed 90 arrange for special memorial
eerv.ces al the tomb OF George Wash
ingf0n. 40 Mount Vernon. on the cenien-
nlal anniversary Of bis death. December
u isA
ing the arrangements. wnich are as ioi-
lows.
.lcksbure Lodge NO. d; Alexandra
washington Lodge 30 %. delegates and
representatives from other grand Juris-
dicuons. and invited guests win proceed
from Alexandra 90 Mount Vernon by
electric cars leaving Alexandra at $3.50
A. 81
AZ Mount Vernon inc bodies VIII form
on The east side OF the house and pro-
ceed 90 the old vault hy tho same path
and iu The same order ln which The pro-
cessi0n was formed and moved oa the
day of General Washingtons funeral
December is. 1850. AZ Che old vault the
services viii commence and be conducted
as follows;
SERVICES AT THE VAULT.
Solemn dirge by the band
Prayer hy Brother the Rght Reverend
A. ". Randolph Bishop OF che Southern
Diocese of Virginia.
Music hy an octe.te.
Address by the Grand Master OF Colo
.ado.
Procession win then move 20 The vault
within which the earthly remains OF
General Washington and his wife now
lie incased liza marble tombs. the Grand
Lodge viii form 900 "a Fcic around the
vault. grand officers and representative
az other jurisdictions In 'front.' Lodge 30.
& on the right and Lodge no. - on the
left
Nasoui. services at the tomb conduct
od by the Grand Lodge OF virginia. aide
"a bv the representative Of other grand
Jurisdictions.
Prayer by tho Grand Chaplain OF the
Grand Lodge of Virginia.
Vocal music.
Bone9icti0n
ADDRESS Y THE PRESIDENT
The procession VIII then return 20 the
cast 'front.' ~ the mansion where the
Grand Master of Maeons in Virginia
win introduce the President Of the United
States who viii make an address 10 the
Nasone and the general public. who viii
then he admitted Go FUN participation In
The ceremonies.
Hvmn-"AmerIca. sung 10y an present.
the band leading the music
During the ceremonies minute guns VIII
be fired from Fort Washington and from
United states war vessel 90 boz stationed
in the Potomac opposite Mount Vernon
in case permission can Doe obtained from
the proper officials.
* Kcmpcr lc1airma0I. j p. Sener.
John w Daniel MiCajah Woods. - r.
Courtney, committee
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Grace Street Choir.

The music committee OF Grace-street
Baptist church for the last several weeks
has been engaged In selecting a quar-
tette choir for the new edihce.
They have succeeded In securing Miss
Mary Bell as soprano. Mr.. MADDEN e.
Watkins as tenor, and Mr.. j. w. Dur
ham as basso.
The selections Of alto and OF orgarisr
have not been made as yet but with the
long list Of efficient musician residents
OF this city no difficulty is anticipated IN
filling these positions
The committee is composed OF Nessrs.
W G.. Malone. chairman. E. W. Gates
and L. Grant King.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The Formal Opening VIII Take Place
In-NfnrrnAN.

AO-.'AI4i
The formal opening or the Union rho
illogical Seminary VIII take place to-mor-
row with imposing cerem0r cs. The pro-
gramme VIII Dee as follows.
III A. M.-Dedlcation of Watts Hall
and Westminster Hail. the Rev. G.. W.
Finley ID. d.. president of the Board OF
Trustees presiding. LYNN. Statement of
Building Committee and presentation OF
keys by Mr. s. il. Halves chairman.
Eesu0nso and acceptance by the prosi-
dent Of the board. Prayer OF dedication
by the Rev. A. O.. Hopkins. j.. D.. Of
Char.cs.0Vn. W. Va. Hymn. Address by
the Rlt. IT, J.. Cuyier j.. De- Of Brook
lyu. n. Y. Dox0logy.
4 j.. Mobilization ~ Spence Library
and the residences. the Rev. 4. b. Turn
bull ID. d.. vice-Dresiient hf The Board
Of Trustees. presiding Statement OF
Building Committee and or senta'ion Of
KEYS by the Roy. r.. l.. Kerr j.. -. Re
Spouse and acceptance by the yice-prcsi-
dent of the board. Prayer OF dedication
by the Rev. p. H. Hose ID. D., OK Wiz
mlnet0n. y G.. DoXo.osy.
on Thursday, October 9th. the semi
nary session VIII. he formally opened
with an address by Professor II. c. john
son.
on Friday afternoon the Covcnanter
societies from Presbyterian churches an
over the South viii present to the semi
nary a large Covelanter dag. DR. }. W..
Rosebro, OF PETERSBURG viii present the
flag for the COveuantar societies. DIT.
W. W. Moore will accept IL for the semi
nary. and the Covenauter boys win COM
duct the singing.
on Friday evening. the 18Th OF october
40 S O'Clock. great reception Us 90 be
given i'm the First Presbyterian church
10 the faculty and their families and the
students Of the seminary. There viii be
music addresses. refreshments ana an
opportunity win Doe given an persons TO
become acquainted with the seminary peo-
pie.
The public are invited 10 an Of these
exercises
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Much deep but repressed feeling was
apparent throughout the congregation.
DR.. Hoge showed. physically, OF course.
signs Of his recent Illness, but like the
great leader Of Gods people whose name
he bears "his eye was not dimmed nor
his natural force abated." lie took as
his text that verse from the Forty
Second Psalm.
THE SERMON.
Hope thou in God for J will yet thank
Him which Is the help of my Counte
nance and my Cod
Throughout MS sermon. which was
marked by his characteristic logic and
beauty of dicti0n, there was the note
Of a serious and thoughtful J0y-the JOY
of the aged Apostle 10 the Gentiles who
had KEEP, the faith" In concluding Dr.
Hoge, with an apology for the violation
Of his usual rule regarding personal ref
erences in the pulpit, stated that ex
ceptonal circumstances made It impos-
sibie 10 refrain from so doing. He could
not, in standing once more before the
people of his first ana only love" find
adequate expression Of his sense OF Gods
mercies vouchsafed to him. lie expressed
his profound appreciation Of all the
marks Of love that during his illness he
had received from his friends: TO HIS
happiness at having as his colleague his
dear friend. Donald Guthrie" through
whose efforts several new members had
been added 10 the churchs list. and UNI
der whose faithful ministry the parochial
works had proceeded so successfully.
DEPARTED FRIENDS.
There must. he said. be.somewhere IN
the world. a happlest minister. and he
was tempted TO believe to-day that ,he
was that man. Out or the depths of a
reverent and thoughtful heart. could he
truly say. II am satisfied" In the
course of his sermon be made beautiful
reference 10 the death OF his dear friend.
DR.. Barnett OF Georgia. i'm the very
prime Of life and usefulness. TO that OF
Rev Or. John Han, Of New York. with
whom. for q years. he had enjoyed the
most cordial relations: and 20 that OF
Hon. Thomas Bayard. from whom. when
abroad. BE had mot with those courtesies
which only the Ambassador Of these
United States" could show 10 the travel
Ter.
Through the influence Of this truly
great good man he had received attentions
which he had no right. as an individual,
10 ask. and which made his stay I'm Eu-
rope delightful. lie paid a glowing tribute
20 Mr.. Blylrd's purity OF life distin-
guished ancestry and descent from that
"Chevalier sans peur 81 sans reproche
Re himself said Dr. H0ge, was also
without fear and without reproach or
without repro9ch except by those miser-
ablo souls who have an instructive re-
pugnance 90 gehtieman-a man or
stainless honor. but for debility which
made travelling dimcut he would have
attended Mr. Bayard's funeral.
As a whole the sermon was one or the
most triumphant efforts OF the Doctors
life and was so regarded by his auditors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
t2&yIAa.,
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream OF tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alurn baking powders are the greatest
nsnaeers TO health Of the present day.
soysl bluso poNoss CO., sts yosE.

on Rowland street from Floyd avenue N
tho residence Of Messrs. Hoderby and
copeland
Tho payroll, amounting - N6i5M;
street lighting. S7s So extension. 2i5b3t
electric lighting. t2,56l1 were ordered 20
be paid.
WATER COMMITTEE.
Inc Water Committee met M o'clock
in the City Han with Mossrs. Tanner,
chairman. Cutchlns. Ferguson Mills.
Winston and zimmerman present
A report was received from the SUBJ
committee as TO the ways and means FOR
securing better water for the use of the
city. was adopted and ordered 20 De
presented TO the Council
10 was recommended that tho Council
give The Richmond stock yards permits
sion TO use the city water, under certain
conditions.
Mr.. zimmerman moved that INC city
Attorney Doe requested 90 inquire closely
into the responsibility of me electric
roads in reference % elcctr0ysis.
FIRST MARKET
The Committee on First Market met
yesterday at nOon with Mossrs. Tanner
sub-cha.rman. Curtis ana Harreisou pres-
cnt Only routine business was transact
3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
THE YS ENTERTAIN.
The Visiting ". c. T. L. Delegates
Pleasantly Received.

The visiting delegates 10 the annual
convention OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. which opens sessions
here this morning, with the members Of
the Richmond Union, were treated TO a
reception last evening in the lecture
room of the Second Baptist church that
they will undoubtedly remember as one
OF the picasantest affairs of their lives.
The occasion was not advertised very
extensively. Tho working band OF the
local "Ys." or Young Ladies' Union. SIM
ply got together and arranged the recep-
tion. and invited the visitors and local
members.
In fact, there was but little arrange
ment done, save for a tacit understanding
that each young lady would strive her
utmost in any position she found herself
placed 10 make the hours agreeable 10 the
guests And as such things always hap
pen the evening was one OF genuine de-
light
OF course. the sympathies Of the young
men were enlisted I'm the entertaining
enterprise. and their efforts were respon-
sible for much Of the enjoyment given.
There was no programme. besides an
eloquent and happy welcoming address
by Mr Frank l.. wells. Sven the sew
eral excellent piano renditions. With
which Mr.. ". ReSinaId Walker smoothed
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES.

The Street Committee Decides TO Al
low 9th street Property Holders SO, 800
The street Committee met at o.clock
yesterday afternoon with the following
gentlemen present: MCssrs. Allen. chair
man. Hahen. Gibson. Peters. j. NJ. King,
". T. Woody ana Pollock.
Damage 90 the amount Of $500 was
awarded Go the Fourth street property
holders, whose property had been injured
by the breaking OF the calvert.
Tho committee recommended that the
Filth street sewer be built at the cost or
the property owners.
Attention was called TO the First street
car schedule. bus no action was taken
pending a reply from the railroad COM
pany to a letter written by Col Cutshaw
Ia reference 90 the matter.
COMMITTEES OK LIGHT.
The Committee on Light met nj o'clock
with Messrs Wallersiein chairman. Gar
bcr. Hardwick Woody. Mercer. Shea.
The committee recommended the re-
funding Of $40 on a gas bill OF the Rich
mona implement Company
A gas main Was recommended 10 be laid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
TWO PRISONERS SET FREE.
Jefireys and Williamson Were Not In
dicted-U. :. District Court.


The United states District Court con-
Venod at noon yesterday With Judge
Waddiil presiding
Mr.. Ira BLAND was appointed 10y Mar
shall Treat as baiun and Mr Samuel Benz
CT as crier Tor the term.
Judge Waddln had no special charge 10
make 10 the grand iury. He simply in-
structed tho jurors in general terms as
% their duties. Mr. ~. H. Jones was
sworn In as foreman.
At o'clock the jury returned the pa
pers against Jonreys and Williamson. the
TWO men charged with the posto.hce rob-
berry at Clarksyiile. as not true bills. No
other cases We're reported upon. The
Jury will meet again at 10 O'Clock to-day.
Judge Waddiil heard argument IN the
bankruptcy case OF j.. Felhelmer. Mr..
Emmett Seaton represented the receiver.
ofr s. J.. BloOmberg the bankrupt and
Messrs. william Flegenhiemer ana j. H..
Lawrence certain creditors. The particu-
lar point az issue had reference 20 The
homestead exemption. A decision was
not reached.
Mr. Henry Flegenhiemer qualified 20
practice law IN the Circuit and District
Courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Otis Goode and Miss Fannie Clay
ton the Happy Pair

Mr. Otis Goode, who is trusted en-
ployee OF the j. L. Hill Printing Company
besides being generally esteemed wher-
ever known, and Miss Fannie Clayton,
one OF the pretty and accomplished maid
ems Of Manchester's younger set left over
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad at 94j o'clock yesterday
morning Tor Washington. where they
were married yesterday afternoon.
They were accompanied by an intimate
friend or Mr. Goode, Mr.. c. T.. King, OF
Richmond
MI Goode is the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Goode who are prominent and
respected residents OF Hanover county.
lie has been in the employ Of the Hin
Printing Company for many years and Is
spoken OF in terms OF exalted praise.
The happy couple returned from Wash
ington last night. and will make their
future home I'm Manchester al the home
Of the brides parents
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outpourlng Of people not only from Full
ton. but from the whole city.
Many of the Baptist ministers were IN
attendance and gave their presence to
welcome This popular divine.
Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, Of Leigh street
delivered the welcome address. Rev. DIT
w. h. l.. Smith, Rev Or. j. 5 Dill, Rev
A. J. Hall. Rev. c. +. Williams and KEY
q Hatcher. Of Denny street NJ. T..
church. took part "A the welcome services.
The pretty eCidce was neatly decora-
Ted with potted flowers for the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
Makes PeOple

The one true speoiao(for diseases arising
from adebilitatsd nervous system sPaine's
celery compound so generally prescribed
by physicians It is probably The most re-
niarkable remedy that the scientific research
Of this country has produced. Prof Edward
T.. Phelps, 81 d.. I. /. D., 81 Dartmouth
college first prescribed what is now known
the world over as paiue's celery compound,
q positive cure for dyspepsia. biiousness.
liver complaint. neuralgia, rheumatism. all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
Pretty Sight,

On Chestnut Hi. where theirs Is much
10 delight the eye, the residents have
been enjoying a treat Of more than or
binary beauty Mrs. Elliot. whose pleas
ant home is IN the very midst OF that
delightful suburb has a cactus OF tho
night blooming variety which has been
well worth seeing When seen by thu
writer IT had three flowers in full bloom.
There had just been another such Bios
soming and there yet remained upon the
plant several healthy looking buds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04

Mr. w. II. Crugher. white man who
lives in this city on oregon HIN. was
beating his way home on the Allegheny
branch OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road Saturday when az Ninita. station
fifteen miles from the city he had dllll-
Guilty with a negro tramp.
Some words passed when tho negro sud-
denly pulled out a revolver and shot Mr.
Crushcr in the leg.
Although I'm great pain the man was
placed aboard a train and brought 10
this city being afterward conveyed 10
bis homo.
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Renl Estate Transfers.

RichmOnd.-James W. Gordon SpeoiAl
commissioner to Thomas j. Dance -
feet on north side Of China street Z" feet
east Of Cherry, $3.50
4. Is. Johann and wife 20 Mary j..
Evans. 20 feet on east side or tAiFd
street. l62 feet south OF DuvaA S5l
Frances Murray 20 HEM ia -lusless'
IN Id feet ON north side OF Jackson street.
"a IA feet west of Price, Sl-5.
". G.. smithers trustee TO Jackson
Potion o feet on north s,41 OF Cha;u.
street. ils is feet from beech $3.50.
Henrico-Cornelia :. Taylor 10 d. r..
TAYLOR Jr.. 6 g-I0 acres at northwest In
tersec,ion Of Meadow Bridge Road and
Laburnum avenue. 81.
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CITY Courts.

The Grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
convened yesterday and brought On
true b.us of indictment against The foi-
lowing parties: Peter Cary and Walter
Turpln. househreahng Sidney Giles.
breaking into a railroad car and Lucy
gilmore. w. S. Hicks, Charles Henry
johnson. Herbert Johnson. John Mayo.
ana Major Watkins. an for malicious
vounding.
The Chancery Court was opened ana
adjourned yesterday by Judge Minor
al the Law ana Equity Court Judse
Lamb being detained by sickness IN his
family lie IFS expected IN day or two.
Tobn A. Grotz qualified this morning
as guardian Of Clara /. Grotz.
The case Of Christian Evensen against
p j. Morris and others WAS called 10
The Law and Equity Court YESTERDAY
and continued uEul to-day ON account or
the sickness of counsel for the defendants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL,
WEST POINT. Va. OCT. fl. ISDS.

For those desiring 20 attend above oc-
casion a special limited train will leave
Virginia street station. Richmond. Va,
$40 A. NJ. October 18th. stopping at In
termediate points for West Point. Re-
turning. this train will leave West Point
70 o'clock az night and arrive Richmond
1870 A. NJ Fare for tie round trip. 80
cents.
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snncrinr NH Lock ia,r.

William Davis, negro man, suffered
an attack Of lockiaw about , O'Clock yes
terday morning on Cary street near No. 7
engine house.
The ambulance IN charge OF Or. Brown
was called and the unfortunate was
taken TO the Almshouse where he received
treatment.
II is thought doubtful that he will re-
cover.
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Charged With Highway Robbery

Squire Thomas on Saturday heard the
case against John Jones and William
Walker two negroes. charged With hold
ing up and hobbing white boy named
Crowder, IN the woods near the Seven
Pines road. and with threatening to kill
him II ne resisted.
Squire Thomas considered II a case
for the grand jury TO tackle. and sent
10 on.