davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
! DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
YsaIe-
COOK and STEwARD.-wita retired naval
or military officer. used n the L. s. A
service. In the war OF 1851 STEWARD.
50 Markets.
COACHMAN. GARDENER-Married man.
American, wife cook. iauudress. refer
ence. MORLEY. &s+ East ssth-st-
COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.-Expsrf-
enced. medium size. best references. ags
50. EDWARD ESMOND. 30 Greens-aye..
Brooklyn
OACHNfAN-Marrfed thoroughly under
slSnds ne c4Ee OF geali7llaI rs clasa
from last employer. Apply ". 5. tha
Mason stable Co. Limited. Tsth-st ana
Park-ave.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-COOK and
LAJND DEESS--Msrried Two children
practical, har1working. sober. honest people
want permanent position DAILY, 3I3 East
COACHMAN.-Just dlssngaEsd: Scotch.
married, thoroughly competent; written
or personal references, city or country.
JOHN PAUL 2lT West 6GSh-st-
COACHMAN--Protesra age 81; married:
chl.dless, thoroughly understands duties.
sry ism careful driver; temperate. iudustFi-
Gus trustworthy: anywhere. HALL. 945
6th-ave
COACHNAN.-By single man: under
stands care OF horses and generally use
ful on 4 gentleman. place; SIS class ref
ere1Ce- Address JOHN EERBLNT. 80
BloOmdeId-ave.. MontcIair. y. J.
GARDENER. R.-Touug man. North o. Irs-
land Protestant. as assistant gardener.
THURSDAY. DAVID COOK. Jo7 W 27rh-sI-
n
class gardener and florist. married one n
family. good reference. can hear q ere az
this address. GARDENE Vsru0a-ave.
corner 3f-h-st-, Flathush. Brooklyn
GARDENER R-Mauy years. experiences in
practical 1rricuityre and landscape. 5as
thorough knowledge OF care and manage
Ine1r 0f estate; -xceIle-t reference Ad-
dress B.. Box Is. General Post1fics
/ GARDENER Married 10 family compa-
tent . take entire charge os gentleman's
place 30 yea-s with lsst employer At-
dress G. R, sos East l3rh-st
HEAD GARDENER--No .zmily; thor
class references. GARDENER care M
simpson. 9I4 61h-ave.
NCRSR-Youug man. % Danish. as nurse
yr valet city or country OLTF LARS
son i8 Rus-eu Place. SEmmir. y. Y
ried, Laany-hIng that is honest good
comm = school education will study inter
es- Of employer. Address CHARLES z
lowe Public school EIeu-y-st
USEFUL MAN BY American. cnrs horse
drive lawn. useful; handy sober. h0nesr:
best reference T. 2. Elx So Cranbury
Aitdiesex County. y J.
JSEf'; l.. NAE-COOK-B married cou-
PIE. man helD IN kitchen o. useful inside
or outside house, VIE thoroughly conpe-
tent COX both reliable. best references
Address l. W. 81 Wesr s@1-st.
USEFUL NAS.-you1g sai-o-; sober, hon
est- handy with tools. II private house
or hotel Address e L. RISBERG. III
Chsr-y-s,.
NALET--Cis1tlenal's o. travelling valet:
experienced. has been al over Euro r..
speaks English. French and German. ses-
Y reference Address T 7 162 West
S2dst.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
BOOKS.
loVERIEG'@ BOOK STORE

st has removed 10
S23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody in New York and fo= fifty
miles around knows Lowering His store Is
headquarters for book-lovers and book
buyers. An Kinds OF books to suit all
tastes and all pocketboolSs. Historical
books. biographical religious, scientific.
books Of travel books Of fiction. books for
children poetry. etc, etc. Anything you
want. and positively at the lowest prices 70
be had in the Chited States.
Encyclopedias sale for sonE-Ap-
pleton's CharberS' Britannica. and Peo-
pies Books and libraries purchased
LOWERING. SO Broadway. near 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02


GINEs AND GENERATORS for use IN old Library
space, Capitol ARCHITECTS OFFICE. L. s CAPT
TOI. July 25. 19OO-Proposals Will be received al the
office urtu u o'clock Of Saturday. August
Immediately thereafter in the pres
II bidders he present for furnishing
putting in erected by the
Government forged steel water tube boiler OF zoo
power. Of high in IN the
Capitol be in all respects similar thereto and the
and for 1871 EOwett WeSrtlEhouse
connected 10 suitable Westinghouse
compound with marble power panel connection
Instruments all similar character and type
in and operate in conjunction with
The right is reserved reject any
and all bids. ELLIOTT WOODS. Acting Architect T. S
Lii
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
fluanriaI meefinqs.
5nrroeates Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon Abner
- Thomas. 4 Surrogate c. the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given all persons having claims
Bertie C. Freedman. late of the
deceased the with thereof
the subscriber his place q business
ne cce - Goodwin. Thc1psoA Fanderpoel No. Wall
City New Jrk or ore
the SrFr day OF December
Dated Ne7E the 23rC Nay. 1900
RI-F ARD " FREEDMAN. Executor,
GOODWIN THOMPSON & TANDERPOEL. Attorneys
t1r Executor. No. Wall Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
Snmmer Resorrs.
NEw-YoRk.
mAPlEWOOD lNN.

OF this eeen,y come in full possession ownership
fparpa ~ ztE4ele property pains expense Will be
the Aairn55l II one Of the attractive
midst of ra,, mountains Delightfully."- situated
cooI reTss. sk OF Stately Naples is always safe
II ~ I'ssSIeat In hot sunny day
baths: rra.d 1Sn.ed by electricity. and
distance tSSSHi-ISan spring every
chsTarfa-t tesp phone; table and service Of the higher
feature an kinds of Amusement golf special
feet: ~ 5ntafy arrangements absolutely and per-
Ing ana hsqaItoes no malaria hay fever: good fish
s'SSsant drives and walks ' @- ''N'' -
'''uStFateo Booklet Application
q, w. JENKINS, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
HELP WANTED.

FeTua1E.
NEW-YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAT.
80 West 29th-st-
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE-TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
. .rs-7 PLOY ELS.
SeEyznts are in waiting from 6 g to
. D. N
Reference investigated.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
STORAGE.

~-------------------~-~--"----
ABRAHAM'S 6 furniture storage warehouse,
35s-36O Broome-st.; boxing. packing and
shipping. rooms from 81 80 per month up
Telephone 3142 Spring.
STORAGE OF wagons carriages, coupesi
furniture stored BY piece or rooms rented.
building absolutely hreprOofi special rooms
tor machinery. 2SI East 47th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
n PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner c

Thomas. q Surrogate of the County New-York,
Hoe = hereby given 70 all parsons having claims against
Izre County deceased.
thereof subscriber
rlace business the Office OF James.
sche Z. EIkus No Sc Pine Street the city OF New
Eork OF OF before the 25th day Of September next
DatsE NeE-EorF. the 2iEr day q March. 1900
JULIA A GRO7, Executrfx, &c.
JAMES ECEEI-Il & ET,KTS. Attorneys for Execurrx,
- Street Borough ot Manhattan. NewrYork City.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
pUBLIC NOTICE.-sealed proposals win be


received by the Common Council OF the city Of New
Rochelle. N Y, up to o'clock p. m, on iuss1as.
at the city Hall corner Of Main and Mechanic SITS. as
p.oyidsd for in Section 271a Of Chapter 462 OF the
Said bonds win thirteen to s1ty-two
inclusive and will be sold 10 the person. firm or corpora
uon Offering the highest premium. At, -.
The said bonds will be registered bonds and payaoe DC
Bonds, thirteen and fourteen thousand dol
lars on August list 1910 and bonds each year tner
The interest on said bonds viii the rate Of 81
Per centu per and payable on the nrst Gays "a
February and August in each year
said bonds TO be dated August 1st 1900
All proposals be accompanied by certified eheoH
of the % Teasr ann 6 63F M @ o. a oeRee n
The Common Council the right TO reject any OF
BIDS addressed to Andrew ] SELF, City Clerk and
marked such.
BY order OF the Common Council OF the City Of New
Dated New Rochelle, n Y: July 10th. 1900 ,,.-,,
ANDREW J. SELF. City Clerk
PUBLIC NOTICE.-sealed proposals win be
received by the Common Council Of the City Of New
Rochelle n. 7, UP to o'clock p. m, Iuesdayi
AUGUST 7h, 1900 at the city Hall Of Main and
Mechanic said city for twenty sewer cerIhcates
indebtedness dollars each and one sever
certificate Of indebtedness for thousand three hnore
provided for 200 Of Chapter 12s Of the Laws OF
The said certificates numbered from to twenty
one inclusive will bear interest at the rate OF per
PS5 aHp f-eTn aPe b % Srbet ee sole nG me
The payment Of the principal OF the sewer
annually the Of February and August
in each year. .--...
1st 1900
An proposals shall be accompanied by certihed check
the City Treasurer o New Rochelle. y. Y.
The Common Council the right TO reject any or
Bids addressed Andrew J. sez, City Clerk and
By order OF the Common Council of the City Of New
Rochelle N Y.
Dated New Rochelle n Y. July 10th. 1900.
J.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
II PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON.

n PURSUANCE OF AN URDEh Ot Hun.
AENEg c THOMAS. q Surrogate Of the County OF
&sv york
Notice is hereby given al persons having claims
sgalE- Alice g " Lloyd late OF the County OF New
fcTk with vouchers there
q subscriber place Of transactng business
AZ the Of Henry ". Goodrich. Nc. 50
Val Street n The CITY Of New York. before the
Ska 1sg q
Dated New York. the first day of February 1900
DAVID LLOYD Administrator.
HENRY v. GOODRICH. Attorney for Administrator
% Wan s.. New YORK. y. y
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
= PTRsrANcE d IL order Of Hon. Abner

/ n n ASI ANCE OF an OfdFT OF hon. ADntF
g. Thomas . Surrogate OF the County II New York,
ngce aerer given 20 persons having cia against
ter-T-de walter. late Of the County of New York.
deceased present with vouchers thereof to
ne s-hscder az place Of transacting business No
- Broadway. Porc1gh q Aannattan IN the City OF
New yo-E befo 10th day Il December next
dated Nev. YORK the ON day of June. 1900.
WALTER s. KEMEXS. Executor.
ANDREW HAMERSLEl. Attorney foT Executor 29l
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
y PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

ABNER G THOMAS. Surrogate Of the County OF
Nes YORK notice is hereby gwen 70 al persons having
Andrew OIsson late Of the County
xor deceased the same with vouchers there
c place OF transacting
the oesos of 2 B. Wightman. No. 229 Broadway, In
Borough q ManhattaH City Of New York. be-
fore sixth Gay August next
Dated New York the Ist day q February, 1900
ANNA OLSON. Ezecutriz
?. 2 wIGHTHAN, ESQ. Attorney for EKecutrix. 22s
Broadway. X 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

GARDENER. Married 10 family compa-
tent % take entire charge OF geutleunan's
place % yea-s with last employer At-
dress G. r. sos East I5th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

Z COOK--By capable Scotch girl city or
country. willing honest Can IAs 9Th
ave
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

MACHINERY
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-ooo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eI-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. SOS AIadison-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

COOK. &c-CHANTBERMATD Sc-Two
English Protestant girls. one competent
cook good nazsT. other cham5e-uaid and
waitress. city or out rpfarercs- or Fas-
5Sth-st TOD floor.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

GAEDENER-MaCy years experiences IN
practical Hrricuirure and landscape. Eas
thorough knowledge OF care and manage
me1r OF estate. Excellent reference Ad-
dress B.. Box Is General Posrcfice
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

COOK--FIrsr class. IN private family. ex-
celleDr baker. " or country references
$50 West 2tth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ATTENDANT-By an experienced male
attendant 20 invalid gentleman, hrst
class massage operator best references
Address MASSEUR. 1.292 Broadway.
BJ-TLER-COOE- by colored man and
wife. man butler. wife cook FIRST class
reference. recently from south. city or
country Write OF call 132 West S0th-st
BUTLER. &c.-First class. Swiss: single.
2S. butler cook and laundryman take
full charge OF bacheior's apartments: Eocd
city references Address JOHNSTON. i4s
West d4th-st
C.ARFTAKRR and GARDENER--care for
summer place OF estate; Al references.
Gail or address O. C. X az East 85th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


COOK-First class: BY day. week o.
month. city or country. good baker:
understands all kinds of cooking, ? years
city references. 126 Shave. second A ghr.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

LACNDEESS- &c.-Two 1tris.
one as d-sr class iauudrsss the other as
nurse and assist with charlhe-worix- city or
country Allgsss as 10th-ave-. Tirney's
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

EVENING" l0NE
Steamers oNTEoRA and KAATERsKILL leave foot Of
Christopher every weekday
Saturdays. ONTEORA 80 p NJ KAATER-
SKILL p. NJ.
Trains for Cairo. Palenvile Eanes Cor
and Tannarsvlle
FARE-NEW YORK TO TANNERSVILLE. 500.
Descriptive FoIds- mailed
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

NURS S-YoUnE lazy. with hospital ex-
perience. 1s nurse 20 Invalid lazy. can
furnish trst class reference. Mrs. ANN.
94G L.cNingt0n-ave
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
B,n Relative to JudgeshIps.

AS some misrepresentation exists re-
gnrdng the bill passed last week con-
corning the salaries of the Norfolk
Judges, the Virginian- Pilot would state
that the bill Is one allowing the Coun-
ellis to increase the salary of the Judge
OF the Court Of Law and Chancery. and
also that of the Judge of the Corpora
ton Court, not exceeding the sum of
$500 each, per annum.
This bill was introduced at the re-
quest of the members of the bar, which.
at the time the Court of Law and
Chancery was instituted recommended
that the salary of the Judges OF these
Courts should be $4,000.
Prior to this. the city paid Judge
Brooke $4,000 year. and now the city
is paying the same gross total to both
Judges, 5000 to Judge Hanckel, of the
Corporation Court. and $1,000 to Judge
Martin. The State also pays 81, 900 to
Judge Martin. making the salary of
each $4,000.
Under the law neither of the Judges
of above courts is allowed to practice
law. and hence can derive no other in
come from their profession.
This law now leaves the councils
with the power, if they deem 1t proper,
to increase the salaries of these Judges.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
NOT VERY ELEGANT.
Worked Like a Cows Cud.

y gentleman in Northampton. Mass,
who requests that his name be kept
from print. had a curious experience
With coffee drinking. He states that
when he was accustomed to the use of
coffee he would. after every meal, belch
up gas, and more or less coffee would
come with 1t. ~ part of it would run
back down his throat. and as he says,
initiating in way the manner of a
COW chewing cud. He deprecates the
inelegant illustration. but knows of no
other way to explain the condition
He says further that he was puzzled
for very long time. to account for a
sallow complexion and bilious condition,
with a heavy, dull. miserable feeling
after the meals. and no medicines or
treatment would remove the difficulty.
"a friend warned me that coffee was
the cause of my trouble, but could not
bring myself, to believe this, until aft
err time I made the experiment of
leaving off coffee altogether and took
up Postum Food Coffee.
ITO my surprise. the ills all quickly
stole away, and l am now healthy and
in prime condition. / know what I am
talking about when / say that, with
some people. coffee causes belching of
gas and some most disgusting and dis
agreeable features. 1t also causes
headaches, constipation. blotch,R and
jaundice. with a general upsetting AMI
breaking down of the nervous system.
If persisted in. I know also that these
troubles will disappear when coffee is
given up and Postum Cereal Food Cof-
fee used in its place.
The name of this gentleman will be
furnished by the Postum Cereal Co.,
Ltd. Battle Creek, Mich, upon appli-
cation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
SWEETEST THING IN.rowN.
THE IIANDSOMEST HOTEL OMNI
BUS IN VIRGINIA.

THE IIANDSOMEST HOTEL OMNI-
BUS IN VIRGINIA.
Norfolk is nothing il not up-to-d date,
and the latest manifestation of this fact
is the beautiful new Monticello Hotel
omnibus just received by j. a. Turner
& Co. proprictors of the Model Stable.
This is Il triumph Of the vehicle build
er's art and represents the latest ideas
IN omnibus construction. The body is
finished in dark olive green and black,
with heavy beveled plate glass Win
dows. and rail around the top to hold
on hand baggage. The running gear is
red, striped with black, and the wheels
have cushion rubber tires
The side lamps door handles and
other metal rail work is heavily plated
With silver, and the back of the vehicle
bears a large silver plate with the
word. Monticello" 1t has an electric
bell back OF the driver with push but
tons in the panels. The bus is what is
styled a ten-seat royal coach, but can
carry sixteen passengers at a pinch.
Back OF the wide drivers seat and
s-ffe4fstee-ftsi--teire-fe
The new bus will be put into use in
q few days.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES = g. 5 & g.
best results

best results.
1t is gratifying to report that most
OF our teachers, by securing the coop
Grafton OF parents, are meeting with
the most favorable results in maintain
Ing good order In their rooms. With
out this and regular attendance it is
impossible for pupils to make the ne
cessary progress. So far this session 1t
mas not been necessary to expel one
from the school. and only few tempo
rary suspensions have been made. In
these cases have found that by having
the pupils sent to me, and giving them
a severe reprimand, warming them
kindly, but firmly. they have in every
case been saved from the disgrace of
being expelled. and have generally
prosecuted their studies in very sat
isfactory manner.
The teachers have been earnest and
faithful in the discharge OF their oner-
Gus duties. and imbued generally with
professional spirit and enthusiasm in
their work.
The new arrangements and changes
made In the department of stenograplIy,
typewriting and bookkeeping have
greatly improved the facilities for this
very important branch of work. The
conditions now are such that the very
best results should be expected. re-
gard the equipment of the High School
now very complete.
believing SolIlc changes III our CuTi-
culum desirable, selected a committee
of teachers representing every grade OF
work, and had several meetings during
the vacation last summer, when the
matter was very thoroughly discussed
and resulted in changes; iieh were es-
sential. The work in the grammar
schools, which formerly required nine
years to complete. was so arranged as
TO require eight years The adoption OF
several new books i'm 1898. and the
changes i'm the curriculum this year
have made very decided improvements
in the work. Some few booys were
dropped to give time for thoroughness
and review work in arithmetic, reading
and spelling in all grades.
The report was ordered to be filed.
VERTICAL WRITING.
Mr. Dobie submitted for THE boards
inspection number of copy books from
the various schools, showing the pro-
gress made by the pupils in vertical
writing. The board was surprised and
gratitied to see what proficiency the
scholars have reached in the new art
OF Writing. They were beautiful speci-
mcnts Of chirography.
COMPLETION OF BUILDINGS.
The president announced that the
Councils had appropriated $4,000 TO
complete the payments upon the new
school buildings.
SALARIES OF JANITORS.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting TO inquire into the matter of
increasing the salaries OF janitors, rec
commended the following increase
Holt, Charlotte and Boush street
schools, SIS per month: Cumberland
street school, S. per month.
This allows the janitors of the Holt.
Charlotte and Boush street schools sos
per month during the term, and $50 per
4, a
Ward school $50 per month during the
term and $50 per month during vaca-
ton; the colored school $25 per month
during the term and $50 per month
during vacation.
The increase of salaries Is in effect
from February 1st.
Bills amounting to s5,56lOs were or
dered paid.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
City Mission Board.

The City Mission Board held an i'm
pcrtan; meeting Monday afternoon at
Cumberland Street NJ. Il. Church. On
account of the Indictment weather onlv
n few members were present. The
meeting developed the fact that the
subscription list for the support Of the
city missionary to be employed by the
board is growing in very encouraging
manner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
Bowling Party.

Mrs. w. P. Oberndorfer gave a bow
ling party at her home on Bank street
last night in honor of her niece, Miss
Edna Kahn. charming debutante OF
the season.
Among those present were Miss Rose
MoritZ. of New York; Miss Blanche
Hccht. Miss Miriam Umstadter, Miss
Mae Hoffin. Mr.. Ed. Rohr. Mr.. Hy.
Morris, Hr Moe Levy. Mr.. NJ. c. Nus
baum. of Norfolk, and Mr.. Maurice
Brandt, of Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
Charged win RobbIng Schooner

officer sanderlin arrested Joseph C..
Pugh. a 19-year-old negro, yestrday up
on the charge OF robbing a schooner
lying at anchor in the harbor The ne
gro says another boy did the job, and
denies all knowledge of the robbery
When arrested Pugh had a large shot
gun and n basket OF unlocked proyi-
sions in his possession.
He will have hearing before Justice
Tolnlin this morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-14
A SERIOUS CHARGE
Colored Man Said to Have Wooed
Death on the GalIows.
Qualification. in tho Corporation
Court-Anothor suit for Divorce
Instituted bicycle Recovered :
Minor Police Cascs.

Detective Childress yesterday arrest
ed Richard Johnson, a negro about %
years old. upon the charg of assaultng
Pauline White and Nancy Hynes, two
colored girls 5 and years old rcspec-
lively. Johnson is also alleged to have
threatened TO cut the throat OF the
mother of one of the girls.
The first mentioned charges. if pro-
ven, are punishable by death, and from
present indications there seems TO be
strong evidence against johnson.
The offensc is alleged to have occur
red February the LIST. but was not re-
ported to the police until yesterday.
Johnson was located at his home, in
National lane. and brought before JUS
ticc Tomlin, who committed him with
out bail until this morning, when his
case will be called for trial The feel
lng against Johnson is said to be very
strong among the colored people, par
ticularly friends Of the parents of the
two girls.
QUALIFICATIONS.
Mr.. Wiley H. Grandy, of Elizabeth
City, n. c., qualified before Judge
Hanckcl. of the Corporation Court, yes
terday to practice law here
Alfred Calcutt, native OF England.
declared it his purpose to become an
American citizen.
John Adolph Larson, OF Sweden:
William Trendt. of Germany. and
James Horne, OF England. were granted
full naturalization papers.
ANOTHER DIVORCE SUIT.
Another divorce suit has been
brought in the Court of Law and Chan
Gerry. II. |. Walton, through his attor-
ney, MIR. Thomas j. Randolph. is suing
his wife. Maud d. Walton, whom he
married three years ago.
BICYCLE RECOVERED.
Alfred Dozicr and Albert Green. the
Two negroes who were arrested Monday
on the charge of stealing bicycle
which they were trying to pawn when
placed under arrest, were discharged
from custody by Justice Tomlin yester-
day morning. Tho wheel was returned
to its owner.
MINOR POLICE CASES.
Christ Johnson. arrested on the
charge OF grand larceny, was held for
the grand jury, it being his third fail
from grace.
Jcddy Trottcr. colorcd. was given a
free pass to the city Jail. with bath.
bed and meals included, for six months.
Teddy stole n coat and n pair of shoes
from Fred Neebs Il Church street
butcher
G. D. Whitfield. colorcd, charged Will,
unlawful trespass, was dismissed, the
complainant not appearing to prosecute
the charge.
Fl. II. Miller paid Sc for begging on
the streets and assaulting an officer.
Peter Taylor, coored. abused Martha
Butts, and contributed $3.50 for so do
ing.
James Perry. the negro who shot
Hezelliah Trotter on Queen street Sun
day night, was fined Sll.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The Security Real Estate Company
to Hugh Brown. lot with improvements
on the west side of Reeves avenue,
Brambleton, $2.5Oo
Mary l.. Turner to Charles T.. Stell
lot with improvements, fronting IS
feet on the north side of Wood street.
1880.
The Security Real Estate COMPANY
to ID. III. Olmstcd, lot with improve
ments on the north side of Brown ave
nue., Brambleton, $500