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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

Walter Besant in the Century.
The dominant note OF East London IS
that 1t is a hive of working bees There
are, 1T is true, a few drones in II. They
are not the fat and luxurious drones OF
the other London, those who live in luxury
without labor, and are down-laden with
the curse of idleness. Our drones, the East
London drones, are the residuum, the lees
of humanity, who cannot and will not work;
they are miserable half-starved. skulking
drones. They beg, they thieve. they do
anything with a willing mind SO long as it
is not work. They dwell in the slums; they
are. in the language of the day. the sub
merged" but all the kings horses and all
the kings men cannot drag them out OF
the slough, nor can any river-not ALBANIA
or Pharpar, or even the Jordan Itself
cleanse The Augean stable of their mind.
The helping hand grows tired Of pulling
and Juggling at them; they will not come:
they sink back into their Male-bolge; the
black mud closes over their heads. Let
them be-
1t is a city of working bees. As We
linger and loiter among the streets multi
tudinous, We hear, from hive, the low,
contented murmur of continuous and pa
tient work. There are two millions of
working people in this city. The children
work at school, the girls and boys, the
men and women, work in factory, in shop
and at home; in deck and in wharf and in
warehouse, all day long anu All inc year
round these millions work. They are clerks,
accountants, managers, foremen, engineers,
stokers, porters, steyedores, cookers,
smiths craftsmen of all kinds. They are
girls who make things, girls who sew
things, girls who sell things. There are
among them many poor, driven, sweated
creatures. and the sweaters themselves are
poor, driven, sweated creatures: for sweat
ing once begun is handed on from one to
the other as carefully and as religiously
any holy lamp of learning. They work
from early morning till welcome evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30
Nx.EHINOS ~ 81
l'5 SE@ z%v

! ly unearthed after years of interment," OBJ
served a constant rider on these cars the
other day, lit seems that in prehistoric
times it was the custom and idea that the
trolley trailers were intended for the use
of the smoking public. the men in fact, and
that the delicate ladies should be protected
within the electrically heated closed cars.
But that was long ago"
But to continue the original story: A
man of the world CHANGED to invade the
precincts of the car once used for smoking,
but which on this occasion was filled with
ladies. There was a single seat left near
the rear of The car. Determined that long
suffering man should be imposed upon no
further, the man of the world sat down,
coolly extracted a long cigar from his
pocket. scratched a match of the patent
kind that does not blow out. applied the
flame to his Key West and settled down.
He braced himself to endure hurricane of
uncOmplimentary comment, hurled forth in
stage whispers. 1t came. 1t flashed and
Numbered all around the bold smoker; it
poured from above and flooded about his
feet. Finally the indignation of the little
woman seated just in the rear of the to-
baCcO furnace, who was getting the full
benefit of the forced draught employed by
the man of the world especially for the oc-
CaSiOn, dubbed over. She had just been
to a meeting of one of the women's clubs
to which she belonged. Man, ran the
motto of that organization, man is the
qUintessence of the genus brute, and is the
world Is most useless animal This motto
had been adopted by a rising vote of the
bachelor girls. Imbued with the spirit of
this sentiment on the man question, the
little woman reached over and Missed in the
ear of the smoke-encircled demon:
IF l had you for a husband, Id-Id-
poison you. that's what I'd do
''Bravol' came in chorus from the Ia
dies of the car.
Looking around the man of the world
calmly surveyed the little woman who had
thus addressed him. He scrutinized her
closely. Then came an inspiration:
Madam" he said, in a cold, calm and
calculating tone. IF l were your husband
I'd be more than willing to take it.
"Ha, ha," chuckled the man of the world
up his ulster sleeve.
The ladies were busy gazing at a horse
less carriage that had just whizzed by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
wagram-'I see you have a girl at your
house. You told me your wife always de-
clared she wouldn't be bothered with one
that she'd a hundred times rather do her
work herself
Morris-'So she would. But there have
been several burglars in a,Ir neighborhood
lately, so my wife decided upon having a
servant. 1t is always such a relief. you
know, to think that there is about all the
time policeman in the kitchen or banging
on the area railing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

A farmer drifted into hardware store at
Mulhall and was asked by the manager:
Don't you want to buy bicycle to ride
around your farm on? They're cheap now.
Can give you one for $;S5'
I'D sooner put the S35 into a cow" said
the farmer.
But Think said the manager, chow
foolish you would look riding around town
on cow
'Oh, don't know said the farmer. "no
more foolish. perhaps, than 1 would milk
ing bicycle."-kansas City Journal.
81 am really delighted at the interest NV
boy Tommy is taking in his writing" said
day at it,
Really? How strange! How did you
get him to do it?''
out a list of everything he wanted for
Christmas, and he's stu ct it."-Tt-Bite,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30
Stage Realism.

From the Chicago News.
Smith (after the performance)-"Well, old
man, what did you think of the shown"
Jones-"Great! That church scene was
the acme of realism"
Smith-"So it was actually went tn
sleep while 1t was on"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

From Life.
Wrangler-"You say that Jobs patience
never was really tested?"
Quibbler-'I do. Why, he never nut the
hshted end of his cigar in his mouth lust
impressive -0''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

Young Physician-.'When YOU have a case
which battles you, whom do you call in p
Old Doctor (gruftiy)-'"The undertaker."-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

As many such Incidents of the kind have
queer habit Of doing. the one about to be
Tsiated happened on street car. 1t was
the connecticut avenue Hne-a green tram
with a trailer in the rear of the biz, motor
car.
According to ancient parchment recent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
built up q great newspaper and made it

built up great newspaper and made II
a power In the land.
The Norfolk Virginian was always
noted as being one of the most enter
prisins journals in the State. not only
In printing the news, but in advertising
Norfolk and pushing her enterprises.
ANA we go on record as saying that
there never was a cleaner newspaper,
or more honest newspaper, than that
which Mr.. Glennan conducted. Once
an evangelist In Norfolk referred to it
as dirty Sheet" because of some
criticism passed by the Virginian upon
his methods. Immediately, us if by
common consent, q vigorous protest
went up from the people of Norfolk and
from the newspapers OF the Common
wealth. All agreed that if there ever
was clean newspaper on the face of
the earth, that paper was Glcnnan's
firginian. Nor was the Virginian ever
connected with any sort of job, politi-
cal job or otherwise. 1t was run as
a public institution in the interest of
Norfolk and Virginia. and no sort of
personal or pecuniary consideration
could have made Mike Glennan defect
1t one jot or one little from that course
Ihe Firginian was q paper of good
manners as we'll as of good morals Mr..
Glennan was always ready to declare
the faith that was in him, always
ready for tilt with an honorab BILE an
tagonist, and he could usually hold up
his end of the discussion with entire
credit to himself. But fling mud he
would not and whenever any disputan,
showed disposition to indulge in bill
llngsgate, Glennan politely withdrew
from the contest. He was always the
courteous gentleman towards the pub
TIC and especially towards his contem-
poraries. The Norfolk Virginian was
an honor to the profession and Vir-
GINA journalism is better and purer
because of its existence.
In private life Mr.. Glennan was what
he was in public life, an honest man,
a clean man, generous man. a gem
tieman. lie was a man of great mag
netism and there was in his manner.
in his hand-shanlle, in his Irish affec-
ton, a charm which was positively ir-
resstlble. No man could shake hands
win MIN without giving him a cordial
grasp IN response to his own affection
ate and demonstrative nature. And so
IL was he numbered his friends by the
hundred. and so 1t was that hundreds
read the announcement of his death
through their tears.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Bargain Snaps in
MEMS PANTS.

STAT sea %srr fs@!ss Of MSse
!sh effects for every day scrv!cc-
and gentcel dark designs for even
ing wear-stronGly made and arc
BIZ bargains for tho small cost of
Onc Fortyseven.
Gl 90 Your choice of De-
SH pendablc Chev.ot, Cas-
simcre and Worstcd
Mems Pants, in stripes. mixtures,
rla.ds and checked effccts-sub-
alantially made and trimmed
shapely and perfect iitting-in
very respect slightly Pantaloons
ana unprecedented values for their
S2.39 so 1SaF f iiss Of ff P pa ss-
looms, beyond question
he best pants property ever placed
On sale at this or any other store.
iircssy Worstcds in checks and
stripes-nobby designs OF plaid1
and stripes, in cheviot and cass.-
ncre-madc and trimmed in tho
best Tftftf4faer-They are big specials
and real bargain wonders for Two
ihirty-niEe.
NJ x Pants = mostly singles
taken from the suit
stock, having become odds by ren-
son of combination sales-scarcely
the cost of the bare material is CIV
cred by the Stock Relief Cut Price
OF Two Eighty-seven.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
MIss pcpwor,a Ke,urnea uo,,o

Miss Jennie Pepworth. who came to
Norfolk a week ago to accept a po-
sitlon in the Stetson Femade Seminary.
which she was unable to locate. left
for her home in Cleveland, Ohio. yes
teraay. She expressed her appreciation
of the sympathy and Kindness extend
ed to her by the superintendent of the
Union Mission, the public schools and
others.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

OOo Dressy Refers for
JCG. Boys. In sizes to 15-
OF slightly black cloth
collars and lined with durable plaid
worsted linings-gcntecl and dressy
Over-jackets. that are actually
worth more than double tho cut
price OF Ninety.Eight Cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
No Checkee.
No wv aShee 7

Did you lose your laundry slim?
Now won't you have a nice time
getting your laundry from the
Heather Chinee? He'll probably
make you wait a month or SO I'M
I'll he has given everybody else their
bundles. What a nuisance. Amer
lea for Americans" Better be
one and get your laundry washed
clean. No trouble with a"Chince
pawn ticket" here. Press either
Phone button Est and we'll do the
rest
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Ct m Brown Check Knee
n III Pants Suits of
thoroughly dependable
materials for satisfactory wear
neat extraordinarily we'll mado
for suits of such small cost-Pants
with double sea- and knee-riveted
buttons and patent waist bands
matchless bargain offering for One
Thirty-Ninc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
LOST.

U OST. = YESTERDAY CTHURsDAY)
IL Fur Boa, on Main or CRANKY
streets. between Martins drug store and
Monticello hotel. Reward IL left at SC
Commerce street. 1ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

THO Ono Ninety eight
Nl .JN never captured values
in Children's attire
equal to tho special offerings this
week. Nobby Vcsteo Suits with
deep collars. nicely braided-hand-
some Refer Suits, trimmed in the
choicest manner plain, double-
breasted suits. In the larger sizes.
OF all-w0ol stylish plaid and mixed
cheviots and cassimeres-matchless
values for One Ninety-eight
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
TT 1T You may se,ee, from

at 1T You may select from
NJ s an assortment oil :e::
$500. 5000. ana So
Mems Suits. of our own inanufi..
ture. made and trimmed In the he.
manner-as nobby in appearance
as stylish in shape-as hanIsoln.
In pattern and as perfect in fit az
Suits you've been in the habit or
paying double their cost for-at
unlimited number of styles 10
choose from-cvery modern Gu;
represented-gcnui bargain Won
ders in merit. worth and wear. fcr
the small cost OF Seven Thirty
seven.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
THE LATE NJ. GLExS.y
iRlBUTCS FROM HIS .CONTEA1po.
HARltS OF THE PRESS
THE LYNCuR1rRc Nr1ye

enc, me death last Friday of Micbae,
Hiehhan. business manager and nar,
owner OF the Norfolk Virginian- piin,
removes conspicuous figure from, tho
E,s OF Virginia Journalists, Mr.
ua,ethhah. Tor years the sole owner and
euitor OF the Norfolk Virginion bafnrn
rs consolidation with the Pilot. wae
among an the most practical and succese1
III newspaper publishers in this Stota
lie was hi&hly respected h4-his hratb'
zen Oh the press. many of whom addod
10 .he iraternal regard for him n warm
ii'ersohni attachment. 1t could not have
o ot,1ih otherwise. Nobody could know
ilke Glennan without loving him Va
W., Vas manly man--an open hondnd
ois hearted. generous fellow-as rnntIo
as he was brave. He was a Confodsr-
a.e soldier at the age of sixteen Years
ana bore himself with notable couragn
o. me assault on Fort Fisher. Mr.
.iehiian was prominent and infIuentiai
III Nrginia politics. being one Of he
npiest and clcanest of the Democrat
,ya"ers He did not agree with the
hini9rm adopted at Chicago in 1SoG
gu. out ne stoutly maintained his nortv
integrity. and when the contest vac
ended nj the polls. pursued noIicv Of
c,ohcliiaiion that was characteristic -
ms sooG nature and his desire far
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

On 20 Mems Fine Suits. Of
I'D D j pure worsted. chcv!ot.
tweed and homcspu,.
materials, made up into the latest
and nobb!est cut OF single and
donble-breastrd sacks. manufac-
trrrcyi t.rtet.ti4-4i ;.,4- if4iich-e-4l
Tier !lncs-suits that have the str!k-
Ing effect of madc-to. measure gar
men.s, and In fact equal them in
every Way except in pr,cc \
beautiful and vast array of the
most stylish patterns and designs
TO choose from. An accurate fit
guaranteed. just the same as
though fun prices were paid for
them. Come carly for the hest
plckings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
TRANSFERS OF REALTY.

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were admitted to record in the
Clerks Office yesterday:
IL. X. Bell to j. w. johnson, n lot
WIN improvements on the north side of
High street: $780,
George w. Dey, trustee for the Tide
water Perpetual Building and 1.oon
association, to j. l.. Webster, n LOT
with improvements on the north side
of Queen street: $2,495.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
WANTED.

WY ANrTED - FIRST-CLASS COL
w ored cook to stay on premises.
Apply at Virginian-Pilot office from 10 to
/ o'clock. mh9-tf
VIZ ANTED. : YOUNG MAN. rs. De
w sires position of some kind: nine
years experience in general office work
and assistant bookkeeping; at present
Norfolk firm; can give best OF references.
Address III. S. c., care V.rgin!an- Pilot
Publishing Co, City Hall avenue.
mhS-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
THE RICHMOND TIMES.

we were greatly distressed Yesterday
~ lVad IN public print the announce.
tneht OF the death OF Michael Giennan
toi merry editor and owner of the Nor
lolk NirEinian.
Mr.. Glcnnan began his newspopcr
career more than twenty wears ago and
since no iirst got control of tho Vir-
S'nlaH in 1879 had been not ONLY u CON
spieuous figure in Virginia Journalism
nut moving force in shaping the poll-
tles OF the State ana in developing her
.ssources. 1t Is not too much to saw
i ~ no one man and no one institution
'e" more 10 do with the second growth
81 me great Cities by the Sea than
MING iicnuan and the Norfoll, Vir
hH''an' lie was loyal citizen. He be-
heEeH with all his heart in Norfolk
ana ana ne Norfolk people. He loved the
IaiF CITY IN which he was reared. and
was thoroughly devoted to all her in
terests. and with the pluck ana enthu-
Siasin OF an honest 1rishman he devoted
MS pest endcaVor 10 Norfolk's welfare.
MY GIennan was q bundle of ener-
SIvS "a man OF good sense, OF untiring
industry. and his determination in any
Undertaking could never be shaken. He
.ooN ne Nlrg!nian before 1t was thor
ouShiy established. bought it on credit
and succeeded not only in working the
property out of debt. but also in pur-
chaS!ng and paying for the building in
winch ii was published. He had other
large interests and but for the panic
winch overlook him in 1898 and the
subsequent hard times which made il
impossible for him TO realize on his
investments. he would have accumu-
lated large fortune.
Beginning life without capital, save
MS character. his brain and his indomi-
table will, and without having hid the
advantages Of collegiate education, he
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

60 90 Choice wors,ed, Che
No NH v,ot n d Cashmere
Mems Suits. that are a.
good for solid worth as one dollar
is worth another. The PURCHASING
power OF cash was never grea;Cr
than now-Biggcr Bargains ~
worthy apparel never obtainablc-
but neither consideration OF loss
or sacrifice will prevent convert
ing everything possible into read =
money before the close OF the Sc.
son. II Interested In good. slightly
ana satIstactory wearing Suits. at
Eight E!Ghty-eight. the lime is
now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
81 c..

or Childrcn's Suits or
GIG. slightly solid Black and
BrownIsh Fabrics =
Refer Jackets. with handsomely
braided wide sailor collars, in sizes
from to sand plain doubles
breasted Jackets IN the larger sizes
comment for value totally unnec-
essary-if interested In ChIldren's
Attire cheap-bargain time is now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
BOARDERS,

ID OARDERS--A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID in Client would furnish desirable room
and board to n married couple, or two
young men. Address Z. A. c., care Vir-
g.nian-rlot. mch5-eod-St.
FEyWO YOUNG MEN CAN GET,
4 nicely furnished room, with board
heat and gas included; reasonable terms:
private family. 227 Bank street. City.
mh3-lws
ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
= win or WITHOUT board at 2il Church
fe15-1m-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
FOR RENT.

II OR RENT. THE THREE STORY
i brick building. corner Water and
Fayette streets. formerly occupied by &.
w. Grandy & Sons Possession given Mt
once Apply at office of BYRD. BALD
WIN & co. Jy9-tf
ii OR RENT-SToRES. 200. 2ci. FOG
A. Church street. at present occupied
by s. Bnchrach & Bro. ID. E. Levy and
Mrs. J. 5. T. Anderson: possession Jan,-
airy LIST 1899. Apply to ]. Ii. BANTER.
No. I'll Church street oclS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

D0o Pure Wool I,neo Pants
SSE OF pretty Plaid. Mixed
and Plain Black and
Blue Chcviots-nicely finished and
well made with all the strength
giving improvements BETTER
were never offered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
LAW AND CHANCERY co1,pr

me Law and Chancery Court was
engaged yesterday afternoon in TIA
case of ]. q. Dickinson We Ni,rth ne
Alien Men Tor alleged breach of contr,ct
INC, inc Jury found for defendant, excen.
.soi was taken and the court tool, The
ihatter under advisement. INC
an, Em'!y 5. Gardner VS.. Richard p. Rid-
H 9rom, judgment for s75. with interest,"
from January 1st, 1898. es
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
GENERAL COURT NOTES

The CORPORATION Court was not IN
session yesterday, but will be TODAY.
when the c. w. Tebault grand larcenv
case VIII come up for trial again. The
jury Jailed to agree at the first trial
OF the case last month.
Mr. John Willis. Jr.. was fined So and
ISIS py justice Dalton yesterday
morning for throwing paper in the
streets. This was under the ordiponne
me Street. Sewer and Drain Denort-
iheht Is urging the enforcement Of
III the Law and Chancery Court s,,,t
mas mas been instituted by John Josnnb vs
Ihom Moses Joseph: in chancery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
REESE BANKRUPTCY CASE.

bankruptcy proceedings against the
Reese Manufacturing Company of Ir-
vington, Va, the defendant filed its an
swer in the United States District Court
yesterday, admitted It's insolvency and
agreed to be adjudged bankrupt. Judge
Waddill entered n decree ordering the
temporary receiver to sell certain per-
ishable assets of the company The
liabilities of the company are estimated
at about $4,000. The assets placed at
about $4,000. with preferred liens to
the amount of $4,000. The liens are
being contested.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

q n on You may choose from
j job picking OF costi.er
Mcn's Overcoats. TO force n final
clearing OF the Ovcrcoat stock. Op-
nor,unitics for money saving were
never Ercater--OvercoGt buying
ever time!l er than now. Nine
Nty-ninc gets n choice of strictly
p-to-datc OvcrcoatS. as nattily cut
.ade. trimmed and finished as IL
= possible to make them Box
oats in tan covcrts and chcv OTIS
blue and black kerscys and beavers
with iull or medium loose cut
.Hcks-knce lengths with shaped
or box blackstone self lined
others with good quality silk. satin
or worsted linings-For quick
movo of the Ovcrcoat stocii-your
pick and choice for Nine Sixty
nine
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
FOR SALE.


C7OE I HAVE GOT TO HAVE
- 1CO the cash for my. Upright
provements; five year guarantee; used
only three months. Address for SIX days
CASH. Box los. Norfolk, Va. mhl6-3ts
y their yaluee;-One IL II. p. Portable
Engine and Boiler on skids; one ii. p.
Vertical Engine and Boiler: one new iron
Crane Wood Saw; one new Shingle
Edger: one secondhand Typewriter. New
machinery. all kinds, lowest prices. APP
ply to II. "A. PERRY. No. go w. Bran
bleton avenue. mh9-tf
ID UR0 BRED BROWN LIIGHORNS,-
a From the, famous "Geer Strain. -
Worlds Fair champions: eggs now ready:
sl00 per setting. PHIL. S WADE. No
BOZ Rose avenue. Norfolk. Va. mhs-tf
Il OR SALE. - BARGAIN-ONE
Horse. Buggy and Harness. one
Peerless Bicycle. one Sail Boat and one
Refrigerator. Apply c. L. r.. Virginian-
Plot office. mhi-1w
~ OR SALE. = THE BANK SALOON
n No. II Bank street. For particulars
and terms apply to LOYAL & TAYLOR.
- Rank slrect felS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
More Price Cutti]
Bargain Snaps in
CHILDREN's WEAR.

o. Dark Grey ana
ISL Brown neat Pin Striped
Cashmere Knee Pants.
OF dependable non-fad!ng colorsI
just the thing for school or general
every day serv:ce-they have patent
Wristbands and tapped seams
Great Big Bargains for only Tween
ty-threc Cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
TEMPLES OF EQUITY
Yesterdays Record of the Various
Courts.
Justice Tomlin Has Is Lengthy Docks
et-Rccsc misunderstanding Company
Declared pkrupt-Transrers or
Realty and General News.

In the Police Court yesterday the
following cases were disposed OF:
Joe Bruce, colored. larceny: con-
tinued until to-day.
Charley Gill. colored. wife-beating;
fined 5000.
William Matson, disordcrly conduct;
fined $500.
Gertie Sawyer. colored, abusing an
Atlantic City officer; fined $500.
Amelia Badger. threatening suicide;
discharged
d. j. Lyons and Gabriel Fox, assault
ing Charles Ormsby with~a beer bot
tie: continued until to-day and both
men bailed.
Oscar Brothers. n negro boy arrested
for buying II pair of stolen shoes, was
discharged but was required to give
up the shoes. The prisoner protested.
but was finally compelled to leave the
court room in his stocking feet.
The case of Horatio Solomon charc-A
with murder, was called and continued
for ten days.