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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-12-20
Floods Sas.SapaE.SWa

Hoods today.
and up-to-date novelties that CAD
not fail to please those in search
of such articles for holiday gifts
or FIR their own personal pleasure
or comfort.
Cohen's Racket, Store is a popa
ular place for children just now
Their display OF toys makes a
scene or which the little sparks
Ing eyes a feast and never grow
tired.
The many friends Of Mr.. J, M.
Wood viii regret to | arm tFat be
is coufned to his home in the
country by fever and that his
condition was such Saturday as to
require the painters at work on
lis residence to quit work. All
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Corporation papers We're taken
.cut Monday for the Goldsboro
Buggy Company. The capital
stock is S25, 600 and it is to con
tinue thirty years. The incorpor-
etors are M5ssers. WE. B 1rden,
Nathan O'Bsrry, J. F. Souther-
| nd, u. r. korneeay, @. A.
Norwood aud DIME Robinson.
The Board of County Com
missioners were il session in this
city Monday. to pass on the bonds
of The officers, Mr.. Gee. E.. Hood,
the former treasurer. turred over
the county's funds to Mr.. B. A.
Parks, the new treasurer, Mr.
Hood has made a most eff
cieut officer and turns over his
insignia to a worthy successor.
Mr.. George @. Kornegay, the
Register of Deeds, requests the
ARGUS to state that the pension
warrants for Wayne county have
arrived and that those entitled to
receive them may inquire at their
several postofices at once. Pen
sioners living in Goldsbcro can
get their warrants at tie register s
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Sellers
have the sympathy of the whole
community in the death of their
infant, which occurred Monday
morning, after an illness of sew
eral weeks. The remains wers
taken to Burlington, accompanied
by the distressed parents, for To-
terment in the family plot of the
cemetery in that place.
Why not a shirt factory for
Goldsboro? Everybody wears
shirts, and Goldsboro could manu-
facture shirts as advantageously
as any other article Of commerce.
The SHIRT factory venture at Scot
| land Neck of a short while ago
! has had to more than double its
capacity within the period Of It's
existence, and is overrun with Or
lers.
We regret to chronicle the
severe burning Monday Of little
Eula, the 6 year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson.
While playing about the fire with
her little brother her clothing,
in some way took fire, and be
fore the flames could be extin
euished she was badly burned
land may be disfgured for life
Medical aid was promptly Sc
cured and at this writing thu
little one is resting easy.
Speaking to the Mayor to-da.
about the recent census of Colds
boro, he said that two years ag'
the population of this city a
shown by a census taken by MI
| j, M. Swaringen was about 1000
: and he says he will recommend t
: the Board that the city take
census at once. He says that b
feels sure that there have been
good many people to move her
; since and that there have been bu
.lfew to move away or die and he j
: Ia favor of Mr.. Swaringen dom
the work again.
The 5 and 10 cent store opene
up on timeM ondaymorning. L n
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-12-20
The Small
Of 3abe BaGkI

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and it is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble as if they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are weak,
either naturally or because of. sickness,
exposure, worry or other influences.
Il am thankful to say writes j. L. Camp
bell. of Sycamore. ILL.,, that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has cured me. For many years l was
troubled with backache. At times l was so
bad l had to be helped from the bed or chair.
l am now well and strong and free from pain"
What this great medicine did for him it has
done for others.
Floods Sas-Sapas-SWa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-12-20

AID up-to-date novelties that Gao
not fail to please those in search
of such articles for holiday gifts
or FIR their wi personal pleasure
or comfort.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-12-20

Mr.. Graves Smith is at home
hom Horner's Military School
for Christmas.
The sun., 1900-11-24
FITTING THE SCREWS ON PATRICK.
FIecutor Asks the Conrt to Order the Impris.
oncd Lawyer to File Ills Rice win.

A motion of John u. BaItre. one Of the eI-
TO pei Albert T. Patrick. now IN the Tolnbs
on the charge Of forging Ricc's name and
under suspicion Of numbering the dead mil
liouairc. 20 fle for inspection tho second will
Of Rice. executed on June II. 1nn" was argued
before Surrogate Fitzgerald Yesterday. The
first will which is on fle wa executed on Sept
%. 1898. and named Bartiuc. capt James
Baker and william " Rico as executors. Tho
will not vet filed would make Patrick e,~c,,-
tor in plac" NJ Bartlnc. and name Baker and
Rice as EXECUTORS
N Patrick is an honest nan ard this will
unified is al honest will. ;" said LAWYER William
u. HornblOwer arguing in hahalf Of Rice
Patrick IL NOT an adversary, hu' an associate
of his Co-nSeCutors. II this vii. ls n forgery
Patrick IL certainly not entitled tr say he il
not bound Ia file Il bccaUs" IL il said 10 be \
Yorgcries. or becaus" he l. charged with the
murder of the deCedcut"
Lawyer NJ T.. Hardy. ir behalf ~ Patrick
said thai Mr. Bartine. for whom Mr. HoTnbowe-
appeared. waa not named IN N" second vii.
and had no interest III having h problted
wills. were not asking the ir~I"rtIon The
avow"d purpose + Nj Bnrtih", said counsel,
was 10 eNaWiu. tho ppUrr ou which the will
l. wrtteH. the inh used. and to have experts
photOsraIh h anu STUDY ~" handwriting 10
establish that the Wi. l. a forC"rv lie ar S,Iei
that il was sought 70 COMPEL tho PREDICTION
~ n document which Bdrtlue as>crt.d to bs
forgery.
The Surrogate reserved decision
The sun., 1900-11-24
EDWARD ". SHEPARD WONT AtT.
Police Board Must IooL Elsew here for . Law
yer to Prosecute Cross and Herlihy.

Edward VI Shepard Of Brooklyn, who was
picked OFT by President York of the Police
BOARD. with former District Attorney ". VI.
Olcott 20 prescott" the charges against
Police INSPECTOR Cross and Capt. Herhhy,
las positively declined TO servo as proseCut!ng
officer in these cases. lie reached this decisicn
after a conference in his ,frlce with Mr. Olcott,
who has accepted the appointment. and Preei-
dent YORK. Everything that could he done
10 make Mr.. shepard accept was done, but he
could not be lcisuadcd He would not give
his reasons TO reporters. Mr, oicott, too.
when seen AT his Office al Police Headquarters
which ha did not leave until nearly O'Clock.
70 servo and hat another man was being con-
'"Y' y hay" a letter from Mr.. shepard. said MIR
Work.. IN which he gives his reason for not
10 Ter and shows that although he does not
io-i that he can takc any IaTt n the Lrose-
purincat.nn that l. being done The only
retsou why Mr Shepnrd will not acceIt Is tina,
no il 80 involved in other work that lie cannot
4 want to .1v that the DELAY in going ahead
with the cases Is du" entirely 10 our anlyiotyt 10
in getting through with these cases as soon ~
possible and So DO al th" members ot the board.
bu, # We cloud get Mr. shepard We felt that We
lied that We cannot get him why We are ready
to ~ ahead, Meare considering vell-known
lawyer 10 take Mr.. Sherards place and Will
give out his name just a. soon as We have de-
cided on him. NJ, halen Is In charge OF ms
matter of course.
Tie police situation was very much the same
Yesterday II has been since Mr. York took
VI. stand AGAINST tfief Devery and Mr. Abel
lined up with tho Chief Mr. Sexton had -ev.
.rql long conferences With Mr. York during
-he day but the result of them was not made
known Mr croker landed IN Gueerns,oTIn e
10 bc in fun posses ion of tho facts concerning
the situation here and by Monday some rerly
from MIN will he due Until that reply comes
the police situation will not clear up There
ia no longer any doubt that Nlr York wants
and il i equally cert. AN that the Chief means
N hold on to his job Just - long "a he can
The sun., 1900-11-24
,ur sos nsusH srRBsR
rSs s,eum. sister over. ssSW Reward Two
Suspects Arrested 6thsr Assssits


ROCHESTER. NOV IN" b"hce w" nn'N-
Ing In their rTptts n run down The murderer
~ lhe''-s N'''''' Wv '"N'' -
Chuked IN death ana ~S@aut1 h"hlhh hlll-
hosfd Inst or Davis street on Tuesday nisht
o., 4, u a, ..,t.,. Of u,,i,., mn uc .tfe
"'' " "S"'' w a, -.
NJ tho President oi the J., ana " Lamp ''hN-
many and q slater of tho murdered gitl, IL now
y, * 80. 49,, ,h de-, ,hiny shc I,d vns "a, A.,
w 'ne "N' "u wv w .'""' ~
Ia the polcc oflce nhd oher r""ard "' 'Sp Tor
Information that would lead to tho arrest ~
~ -, =, ,,, .l.t., urs pradlav IA
the nuto''' VI Nv -, :,
Miss Heating, was the plmntin IN bf"a'h OF
,ro,ni.e sut for So. 80 damages seven ~ eight
YEAR nyo auainst col Hayrs " IA" time NJ
tbe trial in New York Col Hayes was arrested
Tor tcrjury and sentenced To- seven years III
~ ~, ~, n''''' ~
In. poIice thought for hnlf an hour to-day
,hat : cy had arrested the murderer { u
Eia,cb., ,%ii man with new suii on ard hay-
Ino other annparanc,.s Of the coat ess and hat
ie-. ner.on who was aeen near tho scene -
no ,rauodv on Tuesday night, was arrested
In Spenccrport and brought here The thi'f
~ Police The District Attorney, the Sheriff
and Two stc,oSraphers, attempted tho third
dsvreo on Flatcher they could get nothing
OF tmportance out NJ him He sati-facorily
eyuIained his Whereabouts on Tuesday night
and he il practically u free man.
The sun., 1900-11-24
SIX MONTHS FOR 4 "IIGHTKOrSF &"
Magistrate Crane SAYS The Electric Chair II
None Too Good" for kubci's Kind.

The lighthouses" in tho rcd light" district
received 4 severe shock Yesterday when one
Of their number was committed - tho Island
for six months hy Magistrate Crane. IN IN"
E>seX Market polio" court, under law asscd
M the last session of tho legislature The
law practically has been n dead letter since
II went into effect last April II provides that
n man who lives wholly or IN part on the earn
inCs Of prostitution" or who il habitually in
,h. company of prostitute shall b" regarded
rs a varran- The prisoner. i.adore Kubl
of llg Clinton street. was arrested 10y Agents
Nleir and Barclay Of tn" Chlldren- Society
charged win abfuCtiHg il'r"'-year- 'li
g.rl md pl1C.nc her in dsordrr!y house.
There was not Suf.iccn' evidence 70 hold him
on this charge Three giris lass than ~ years
old arreared against him ami testified thai
he belonged 10 n gang of lighthouses" who
procured girls FOR di>ordsrly resorts and col
lect ed their earning
In sentencing kuhel the MnEistrate said
These IL E-htEOus"s sn-C1lled down here are
res; onshio IN q large degree for the terrible
condition OF affairs m tins district ! wish
could send rhiS man 20 state rison for life
The class Of hea - no belongs to i tie vil"st
on earth The electric chair j. non" too good
for thon | will a0rlv this law To every one of
them brought beior" me
The Mag .'rqts sent word 70 Cart Titus suc-
costing th1t ~ Jrocced against TIE light.
houses under the .aw.
The sun., 1900-11-24
LOVING CUP FOR BISHOP.
objection tn CIT to DR.. McLaTen Of Chicago
because II Is Inseemiy.

CHICAGO. Nov. cs Tho decision by III 'nfu-
ential majority Of the members Of the church
Club 30 Chicago to present to Bishop William
y McIIaren Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Of Chicago loving cup. has caused = storm ~
protest in the diocese Despite the fact that
the loving cup is 10 be Of ecclesiastical design.
the question is raised whether such atoken of
conyiviality. usually supposed TO grace the
hilarious festive board. or awarded as trophy
in an athletic contest. Is an appropriate gift
for a diGnitary Of the church While oI mons
may differ. 1t is certain that the Bishop Wlll
receive the loving cup, for the order has been
placed for $500 drinking vessel. piece upon
which a local goldsmith vill stake his rnpu-
tation
The cup prescntation Ia TO take place az
dinner TO be given by the church Club Al the
Audit orium on Dec. ~ The question to be
decided is what to serve in the cup. tea or
lemonade. The clergy will present 70
Bishop Mc1aren n suitable Gift aside from
the one Of the Church Club.
The sun., 1900-11-24
DU.ORCE FOR MRS. HAMLEN.RULAND
Church Sin gers Husband Puts in No Defence
Letters He wrote.

Mr.. Tiryah Hamlen-Ruland. contralto soloist
In the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn. Of which the Rev pr. David Gregg
IL pastor got n decree Of absolute divorce from
Arthur {. rutland In the Supreme Court In
Brooklvn Yesterday. Ncis a clerk in the employ
Of the Nunson steamship Company and 's
also engaged IN IN" bicycle business. He IL
well known IN Williamsburg, where he lived
before HE marriage To the plaintiff six years
ago They have one child
Arthur B. IIamlen. brother Of the plaintiff.
some time ago suspected his brother-ln-law
Of being unfaithful TO his wife and began to
watch his movements. on several occasions
Mr. Hamlen followed Mr.. rutland to Manhattan
and found him visiting a woman In West Seven
teen,h street. He told hi. friend. Lorenzo
Benedict, secretary Of the Worcester Salt
,oiuuarv, and the two followed Mr.. Rutland
to I.oug Branch. They met Ruland and TIE
strange woman at the railroad station and MI
1li"w long do Won intend 70 keep this up'"
There is no pso in making any trouble about
going 70 stand hy this woman Its mp TO Mrs
Rutland 10 got a divorce, ! guess
the Walton House, Philadelphia. was read.
II was IN effect that In November, 1897, Sir
Rutland and woman. not the pla,ntln IN The
action, visited the hotel and occupied rooms
After the plaintiff had begun the action
lOi IANpTNe, VII, -hlAihlu Ni'A' WV ''NtiN'
One was to Mr Hamen and the other was
to member Of tho Lafayette Avenue church.
whose name was not made public. IN the
p,lre love thq, existed between himself and
the Young girl had been the cause Of HI. being
teIupied fie ~aId that As lie committed the
SIN nnd had been forgiven he did not see why
MIR. Rutland could not also forgive HIM lie
spuk. in ia" highest terms Of his Nlfe. hut said
that a. he had lad the young girl Hstrly lie
did not think il was maul- for him Z" desert
he.
Tho deisndanr put in no defence Justice
smith granted th,. decree aud gave tho C,Is-
tody II the flva-year-,id boy to Mrs Ruland
The sun., 1900-11-24
A rAsstSv ro0lRO0w RAibS0.
The as.,i, ~ "Or. ~ the wsus~. rhs ma
Not sp Tipped Om,"

qupt Ruft pfu lscrta Thufntson and ilshi-
enbcfs.t - tho Ihft hutsi -seie'' Assl, ted hy
sofat Iun.u,.ntp mi asyerai police ~nen ~
tho l.a.ry VI Irte' suu1d tadcd tho t"oltoom
In the bnarr,.ri - go Gfond street 'e-'er day
af'mnopn end pitc. 'od two men who vcrn IN
charge - tre hs''rs There va' oNciterer
IN ITO lrvar ilf' -idr ",er tho raid bronu'o
the fe-ott be- scucfall, known 80 thc Fi sel
rooltoon." and no1tl, all l'a cutlo' '-- are
1Amfnnny Hall election district cat taIns 81
DO Alto Asaembl district
Durirs tho Last campaign over FORTY Tam
many workers. vae carried on tho tn' rolls
Of the ro,lroom Tho business orisInall wns
In i"tloN street. opposite tudrv street jail,
Aho'' veek ago the tip wa ~eut around that
owing t. uureroIs corlulain,. received both
hy . 'Uiice AID -" parkhursi epcie', II
wouG y" ndvsahI" t. .NrNe. AID pnnrlers were
sc"irnl tu to h1.crr Mt 2,u Grand su ~eti
which Is under "a" % "cn ~ tie Hon Phil
~. Is
The warrant althor.7 7,ns the raid was issued
IN the hands Of supt, liurr, When tho Park-
hurst agents rcdnrsted the assistance ~ tho
uo''e IN serving the warrant none OF the police
men knew where they were going, They
boarded Grand street car going w"s', and.
The 'faa paqkS%r- f"a mem ' shsy umped ~ and
gished after the aesnts. who led them into
The roolroorn. Which was crowded
IN which were 4 number OF pnticlans ~ d"
Ate Snpt Burr pointed ont two men. VITO
liberty "a dcrar. IN" prisoners des'rih'd
Themselves ., ,t"r.' logan " tho Occidental
Hotel and Noryl. t.,.,'.. ~ Mills Hotel No. :.
Hogan. RIGHT L0r" Is leatAerstoue and he
J. a Leading member of the Martin Eneei and
ths Tlmothv u. Sullivan nsso6fations. An I'M;
mems" crowd gathered around the place and
the "ry r1nt through the crowd
"Frzell ponroor, Is raIded Gee. what hhs
becpu" Of hls pull
rac prisoners, so IN lash ard 'he poolrcon
ouih' were taken TO tho Essex Market police
court Magistrate Crane smiled with salts
faction when me- cav the prisoners. and ie-
murkHd This is one Of the warrants that DID
not Got tipped II "
LAWYER Hanry Goldsmith the legal adviser
Of the Martin Ergel Association, appeared for
NE prisoner and AZ his request the hearing IN
the ca,t was Jcsipored until Tuesday. The
prisoners were released on bail
The sun., 1900-11-24
ST. CLEMENTS ANNIrKRSARY.
services In Celebration Of the Church. seventy.
icars Of T. Nistrncr.

St Clements Protestant ~ iscoInl Church
A. $50 West Third street. t'san yesterday the
celebration Of the seventeen anniversary
Of iis o'Snniaation by OF tservirg St Glen ent'
Day, At 80 O'Clock IN the morning there
was a ce!cbration Of the holy eucharist. and at
u oNooE th''e was high Celebration Of tho
holy "u, la 1T " both of these services
n" Rev /. Van Ninllc. TeC,oI Of tie, hurt h.
onioat"d Ia tie evening tlcle was sCrNic
hlMe uulf rettoi f ~ hur,h If M, u ly
'-ws>, J" s"v CITY Heights Tho rNICes
will NO ,u'tInLeG to-da1 and t-u otIov A
hisOicaI afd'" "ss viii " int luCcd IN the sunday
morn!iS ~"-ri'" hv the rc, 'or on Monday
evening ther" will bs reception by the Parish
Guild
- Clements parish was organized on July
20 1880. The cornerstone Of the church build
ing waslaid on July 20 Of the same year and the
8, 1881.
The sun., 1900-11-24
DIED or OLD AGE At TWHyrY.
Girl Who Never Grew Physically or Inteiiectu-
ally After She Was Two Years Ola.

PErrnsrrRo, Va Nov ?s-Tanni~ o'Kennon.
daughter of Peter O'kcnnon. died AZ her aher's
home in Matoaca this morning Tho doctors
sav she died ~ old age. although she has lust
celebrated her twentieth birthday She was
remarka hle from the fact that she had not grown
In - 7ture since he was two wears old ana her
faclltle- AZ the time Of her death were those of
a child She was only two feet two inches tall
could only artiC'Illre such words as she could
when wears old. piiv"d with picture books
however. was wrinkled like that OF an old
The sun., 1900-11-24
sothern Not to Act Unui Late In December.

Edward Sothern. who had bone removed
from his toe on Wednesday az a result of the
slight sword wound received during his en-
cdcen,cnt At tho Garden Theatre. was said
last night 10 he improving at his home ~ Ne-t
Sivtv-nnth street. II was rNpeCte6 thai the
phv sicisns woult remove tho h1ndHCes from
h's foot Yesterday, but II vas decided To wait
until TO-DAY u was 1~rancsd last week tu
cancel all thc actors dates until 'he third week
IN re~enbor II 's now cNpnc'ed that he will
be ahlo 20 aC, n that time and no further post
pOnenent is AZ p-rSor' contemplated
The sun., 1900-11-24
COMPETITION ~ PACIFIC FREIGHT.
Panama Railroad 10 Put On Steamers 60 Run to
San Francisco.

S.S FE.vCIsCo, Cal Nov. ?s--A capitalist
from Panama. Who has jus. reached hero.
say, that tho Panama Railroad Company.
hesinnng Doc 20 will run regular freight
steamers every two weeks from Panama 10
SaN Francisco
Tho Panama Ral-nNd, for several wears
has had a contract with the Pacific Mail Nv
which all eight for northern roirl~ wqs
tlrrei over to tie Pacific Nail This oon-
tract expires nn I,oc /. he Panama Rail-
road has st.orrn-s renhv IN begin service ard
they promise t. make competition lively in
ircl .,ht All alanr .hc Westnrr coast
The sun., 1900-11-24
SEIZED ". s. prLLMAN,S TRUNKS.
Rot Their Content. H. wltu~ssc, Say. Don't
Belong TO Him.

LoSn BRANCH, Y. y. Nov. %. When ".
Sanger Pullman left Alcnhurst last September
creditors 10 the amount Of nearly 5000 wers
left behind. Tho latter. after many unsuccoss-
ful attempts to collect their bills on the morn
ing Of Oct 4attached trunks tagged Nv sanger
Pullman az the AIlenhurst depot for debt.
and this afternoon the same number of suits
was scheduled To he tried before Judge " alter
\ Brinl"", The IuIliuau~ maintaining that
tho contents of The trIUk~ a''lched belonged
to Miss sarah l. RrnIcii. Mrs. Pu.man's sister.
and Mics Anncth Mcdaniel. II" latter is now
In California Miss Bia2el and MIR. Pullman
were Witnesses at N" hearinC5 which were
not concluded until after : o'clock tonight
But four of tho cases were ilrished two de-
Cisinn- being in favor Of Miss Brn2ell and ono
arlins' hor. The Jury after hcing out two
hours failed TO agree on fourth verdict. The
cHSe will he retired along with tho others. No
dcc'1ion will D." reached until all the cases nre
tried. The trunks are stlll held at the Allen-
hurst NnInf.
The sun., 1900-11-24
Arr cs,ed .or Bigamv.

James ? Van Duvn. a civil engineer. Of NJ
Arlington avenue. Jersey City. was arrested
last nieht on a charge Of bieamy preferred by
his second wife 1tey were married IA jersey
City or March Is last after an scupaintarce
of two years Mrs Van Duvn alleges thai
she recently learned her husband married n
wo-r m in lSs7 from whom he wHs never di-
vorced. The first Mrs Van Duyr. she says.
has two children She said nothing 20 her
husband about hcr discovery ard last NIGHT
swn-A ou- \ warrant for HE arrest before Justice
Ot tho Peace John NJ, ornaCN Van Duyn
denied 'toi 10 nd ev"r been married b"rprr
The sun., 1900-11-24

Just received from Paris, sam
pie suits made for us by her most
celebrated boys tailor, a tailor
whose great.grandfather headed
the same business in the reign
OF Louis XVI.
His daintiest style for boys of
10 to l6--the Buckle and Strap
breeches suit, is here in quantities
"A little cutawav sack coat, vest
and short trou ers, 50 simple that
off, it looks commonplace enough,
but on the boy. it has to the ex.
treme that Elusive something
termed style, the soft that savors
of COOL breeding.
1t all lies in the cut.
The seekers after the plain
every day sort OF clothes or the
dainty things, or the extreme
things, will find here a great big
variety.
VIII find everything boys wear
Suits. oyercoats, shoes, hats
and furnishings.
.;u1ERS PEEr - COMPANY.
.5s U-oadway. cor Warren.
and eil 8 Warren ~
$50 llrne4Edy. c1r Prince We All orders
1900 frntQWay, cor. S2d Nv M III
anG ~ West Aad ~
The sun., 1900-11-24
DIVE OCCUPANT GETS SEVEN YEARS.
second jury Convlcts Myrtle lynch Judge
cuts Short a Plea for Msrcy.

Fdlth Myrtle Lynch, nlias Myrtle Queen.
who was arrested IN tn" Comstook raid on ~
-Rla.h RABBIT" dive at is3 Rleecker street in
October. was convicted hy q iurv in tho Con
oral Sessions Yesterday. When she was tired
on 1u"sdgv the iurv disagreed. and Iudc"
Cowing after telling the jur'Uer that the
case ayain,t the woman was plain, discharged
them for the month. When tho woman was
convicted Yesterday hor LAWYERS plea for
mercy for her vas cli' short nv Judge Cowinc.
who said that he knew the Oes' raca for 'he
pr'sono- and -ont her u the state Prison for
Monen AZ NMhurn Tor seven Nolrs-