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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-27
NAVAL STORES.

Wednesday. Sept. g.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-A strong de-
mand and a very firm closing was the
story in the spirits turpentine market to-
day. Buyers were after stun. ana want
ed IT bad enough to bid the market up TO
get ahead Of each other. At the opening
al the Board Of Trade the market ruled
firm az % cents with sales OF 5i5 casks
al this price. ana closed firm az S5lSc
with further sales OF $40 az this price. II
was said the demand was mainly from
domestic soarces II was further said
that exporters were eager for stun, but
not at the advance price.
I-nconfirmcd rumors Of manipulation
were anoat during the day Receipts were
sys and the exrorte none. Tho receipts
Tor the past week have been the small
est for any corresponding period for the
past ten weeks or more.
ROsINs.-Rosins remain firm and IN
changed. with a demand sufficient 20 keep
f,ctors fairly well relieved OF stocks. The
opeuing sale reported az the Board Of
Trade were liza barrels Receipts. 2.i5l.
80 -. .xnarfa fqf Prices ne follows.
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Cn1roN.
The Morning News once.
"Wednesday Sent n

throughout the day there was fairly
good demand for cotton. though business
was somewhat restricted owing 10 the
disinclinatlon OF holders to meet declines
Prices opened unchanged at the Cotton
Exchange. but eased of towards the mid
day call. when the market went on =
cent The closing was quiet az a reac-
ton 10 the opening prices The days re-
ceipts were l0.sTs Sales on the SPOT were
1851 bales. A moderate business was re-
ported by {. o. b. brokers Prices were
frcm 10 sic 70 1919 good middling.
The following were the official spot quo
tations az the close OF the market az the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
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encouraging az whole and helped signal
y q right the late afternoon market.
lhtoushout the day. however. there was
e. arly manifested feeling ~ dlstrust
ANA timidiy, with a goodiy number of
Traders actually Withdrawing from the
market where opportunity afforded untn
some new Developments OF Importance
came 10 light. In the last hair hour
Hurry OF local covering carried prices 10
above the close OF yesterday. Tho mar.
ket closed firm with prices net to u
points higher
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MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market "
weak. Commercial demand. As5is. six.
% days ASA; ninety days. f793,
francs Paris and Havrc. sixty days
ga. Swiss. sixty days 52tN marks
sixty days. SO i5-i6c: ninety days. ~ s-i6c
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE STEADY.
banks are buying at 3-i6 discount and sell
ing as follows. IS aud under. i0c pre-
MUM. s. 90 $50 i5c premium: so 60 500
2oc premium iio0 TO $500 sc premium,
500 20 $1,000 par, {i0o0 and over LIE dis
count
SECURITIES There Is but little doine
now-moncy ruling close.
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COTTON MARKET FLUcTUGTEs.
THE FUTURES MARKET CLOSES
FIRM WITH PRICES AND ~
POINTS az.

KsoIarrH OF spot Cotton Were Not In
eIIncd co Sell ON the Drop--spiritS
Turpentine Firm and Unchanged.
with a strong Demand After the
CIosIaE-Hosins Firm and Tn
lchanged-Local and TeIegraphie
Markets.
The Morning News once.
Wednesday, Sept %
owing to the unsettled condition OF the
cotton market to-day. which yielded TO
Influences that sent prices up and down
nj intervals. the volume OF business was
moderate. The local spot market dropped
4 cent "a the midday call but later re-
covered the loss and closed quiet. with
sales OF over leo bales reported
The cotton futures market closed firm.
with prices net and y points higher
Towards the opening OF the session prices
dropped some IN response to liquidation
Of long cotton bought In anticipation Of a
better Liverpool Strength was gained
later. when the market started upward
Reports OF cold weather in the Southwest.
20 be followed by rains. had a strengthen
ing effect on the market inasmuch as
this section has already had its full re
quisite Of rain for the present needs OF
the crop.
The spirits turpentine market closed
arm az ssis cents, with a strong demand
said TO b. principally from domestic
sources. Rosln closed nrm and unchang-
ed The wholesale markets closed steady.
and quotations az the closing Of the mar
kcts to-day.
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Note.--These quotations arc revised
aaiiv. and are kept as near as possible IN
occord with the prevailing wholesale
,y,~es oHicial quotations are not used
when they disagree With the prices whole
salers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
Por5I,TRY-The market IL steady. QUO
,at,ona Broilers. S0Q55c. per pair. half
crown. asa SOC; three-fourths grown. 55a
dc. hens, ssa75c: roosters. s0a6oe. ducks
GGg7sc: geese. 75casi.oo
FGGs-steady at isdi7c.
BI1TTER-The tone OF the market ia
arm. Quotations. Western creamery, isG
anae New York state dairy. i7iAaEiac
extra Elgins. 2iQ25c
CHEEsE-Market Arm; fancy full
cream cheese. lslSc for - 20 2z-pound
average, 0d3o-pound average. i5c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToBS-North 500
sack.
-sisa7isc per head.
oNTONs-Yellow. IN barrels. 500;
crates. s0c. red $50.
Breadrtuns. Esay and Grain.
FI.OUR-~Markes steady. patent. $40;
straight. 81 Is: fancy. - %. family. 1913.
MEALs-PesFi, per barrel, &.7s; per sack,
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DRY GOODS.

New York. Sept a.-More business do
ing In cotton goods. chiefly IN bleached
buyers looking for higher prices ia some
OF the better grades OF these. Brown
sheetings and drills strong. bur demand
quiet. Coarse coiored cottons also strong.
with moderate sale. Print cloths mac
tive at previous prices. Prints and ging-
hams very firm. Mems wear woolens and
worste,ls continue dull. but no change
IA prices. Demand for wooden ana worsted
dress goods show slight improvement.
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Liverpool, Sent q. 4 .. motion. spot
limited demand. prices lower. American
middiing fair. i3-i6d; good mddliug.
la-lod. middhng. sad low mlIlluE. g
u-lsd. good ordinary. 29-s2d. or
dinary. 1924 The sales 81 the day were
5000 bales OF which go were for speculn-
ton and export. and included o 100 bales
American. Receipts 1900 bales. including
]. SD American
Futures opened easy and closed irregu-
lar. American mlddling low mlddling
clause September. 653d. buyers. Septem-
ber-October, 559d, buyers: October No
vembcr. 53id. sellers: November Deem
her, 52td. buyers; December-January
5.i9d. sellers. January February. sled
sellers: February Maroh. 5lSG5l4d. buy
ers. March-Aprll. 5il05l2d sellers. April
May. 5i0d. sellers; Mav-June. 5oSd ed
buyers; June-July sod buyers July-Au-
guest. 505H506d. sellers
New Orleans. Sept. 26-Cotton futures
steady
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CHICAGO Markets.

Chicago. Sept 2s.--wheat turned firm
to-day. helped by corn and indications OF
diminishing receipts. October closing Ma
NC higher Corn closed Maac. and oats
a shade up. Provisions closed unchanged
20 Be- higher.
The leading futures ranged a. follows;
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
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COTTON Savannah 10 Boston. per
cwt z5c. 70 New York. per cwt.. 20c. to
Philadelphia. per bale, 81. Baltimore. ST.
FOREIGN DTRECT-Bremen ss9sac:
oct. sscD; Liverpool, 5sc. tOct. Sse57cl.
Hamburg TIC. Geaoa, Csc; Barcelona. loei
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pentine firm az s54d96c; receipts. g.
Rosin steady az a.isal20. RECEIPTS. ~
Crude turpcntinc Arm az N.ioa2.i0. re-
ceipts. a. Tar firm az Si.s0. receipts. t25
New orleans. Sept. e6-Receipts: Rosin
ln barrels. turpentino. Z. exports none.
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cnrrnN srEn OIL

New York. Sept. A--Cotton seed oil was
very slow on nearby deliveries. but steady
IN absence Of offerings: prime summer
yellow. s7lac prompt. on summer yellow
SG4c. prime winter yellow, ilai2c; prime
white. fgafic. prime meal. $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-27

Galveston-Firm; middling iQis. net re-
ceipts, 704: gross. 7,0i; sales, 81; stock.
81 SO
New Orleans Steady; middling. 10 s-i6;
ret receipts. 22.iOO; gross. 2.9S; sales, p
40. stock. 1870.
MobiIe-Qulet; mldding. 10: net receipts.
1F9: gross. f99: sales, %: stock. 1885.
Charleston-steady; middling. 81. bid.
not receipts. s.282; gross, 3.282; stock, %
20
WnminEton-Firm. middling, 100; net
receipts. 1891: gross. l.sgi: stock. 33.9Os.
Norfolk-Quiet. middling. i0is; net re-
ceipts. 1851; gross, 1851; sales. 7i2' stock.
I95a
Baltimore-Nominal middllng. 1855.
took 1904.
New York-Dull: middnng. iOA. net re-
ceipts 4. gross 81; sales, Si3; stock. 26.-
26
Boston-oniet; midding. iOa; net re-
ceipts i.0o6. gross, s.74i
Phiiadelphia-Quiet; middling. Il; stock
2Osi.
Pensacola-Net receipts. 30; gross. 80
Daily movements az interior towns
Augusta-steady, middllng. 10: net re-
coipts. 3.O57: gross, S,057; sales, 2.07s' stock.
27.l56
Memphis-steady; middling. 10 5-is; net
receipts. 1.i52; gross, 1873 sales, 1850;
Stock, IL, lA9.
ST. I,Ouis-Quiet; middlng. i0la net re-
ceipts 1.ls7: gross. 2.5is: stock. s6i9.
Cincinnati-Nominal and dun; middliuR.
l'ia. net receipts. Il; gross. ~ stock 6,siS.
Houston-Quiet; midd'lng 10 lbs net re-
ccipt s77S: gross 9.Tgs; stock. AIS.
Louisville-Firm; middling 1913
Exports OF Cotton This Day
Savannah-Coastwise, 30.
Norfoik-Coastwise. i.i32.
New York-To the continent. 1908.
Pensacola-To the continent 30.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To the continent 1913.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Tar this week: To Great Britain. 1883;
20 France $3.50: 20 the continent. &,952.
Total foreign exports since Sept. /. 1900
To Great Britain 7a771; to France, 1910;
20 the continent. 90.0S2
Charleston. Sept a.-Cotton steady
middling. 95sc bid.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON.

Fancy Flortdas ......-........''..'. .1ots.l =
Extra choice 70 fancy Georgias. .isitnll
The receipts were 904 bags, against 2.ls'
last year. The sales were $50. against i4A
last year
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SIS. Rock Island. s4si. Missouri Pacific.
2S 10. Northern Pacific. 4St9o Reading
frat. II g75. st. Paul. IL. 535. Union Pacific.
l510. Steel and Wire. $3.50. Tobacco. 600,
Brooklyn 3 $40; Peoples Gas s.so. Sugar,
% as5 Tennessee Coal and Iron, 1856.
Nav York Stock List
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FLUCTUATIONS N FrTrnrs.

New York. sept s-Co,ton futures
opened easy and closed firm Prices as
follows:
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81 80. city meal. per sack. boltei. 81 s0H
%. water ground, fi8: city grits.
sacks, sl.25; pearl grits. Hudnuts'. per
barrel. 81 80. per sack. $40, sundry
brands 81 251yi - sack
CORN Market firm white job lots 65c:
carload lots. 62c. mixed corn. job lots.
&c carload lots 5sc
RlCE-Markct steady demand fair
lnnnN head. 81. famcV 81
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New York. sept 6-Money on call
steady. iad2 per cent Prime mercantile
paper. fiaa5ia per cent. Sterling exchange
weak, with actual business IN bankers
bills at SfS6iH4S6i4 for demand. and at
8 s2a for sixty days. Posted rates. S4.ssi4
M4.A and NSlhn4S. Commercial bills.
ASiaQ4S2h. Silver certificates. 62Ad
68tic. Bar silver 627sc. Mexican dollars.
fs4sc. Government bonds strong; state
bonds inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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TRAINS YORK FLORIDA EMPRESS Vssu
York at
Cars
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AND UNI ED STATES MAIL Nesioueo
a
Draw Rooms Sic
and
forma lion as O
O. GRoovER Agent
c
3 HARpwIcK Assistant Agent Atlanta
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MURPHY q CO. INC

Board OF Trade Building. Savannah.
PRIVATE leased wires direct 20 New York
chicago and New Orleans.
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.
New York once. No. 81 Broadway.
onlees IN principal cities Throughout the
south. Write FOR our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders
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BACON Market firm. u S. e. T. sides.
shc u. S. bellies. CSC (iaEtcrnl. u.
S. bellies. 9hp9Ao WESTERN. smoked c.
r. sides. go
HAMs-sugar cured, i2Mal3lsc.
LAHb-Pur', Ia tierces sisN6a4c. IN g.
pound tins and Sl-pound tubs Shtnac:
compound, In uercea 6l.c. 5o-pound tins
and So pound tubs &C..
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Leave Arrive
savannah: savannah;
Augusta. Macon. Atianta,l
. sam Covington. Miliedrsvillelss o0unn
and all intermediate polntnl
Augusta. Macon. Atlanta
% Oopmliumbus. Birminshsm. Am. IS ooam
lericus. Eufaula and Troy.
e oopml Dover Accommodation. ia Esm
z oopmI Guyton Dinner Train. ia dopm
'Daiiy. Except Sunday.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE
10Th meridian or Savannah city time.
LEAVE SAVANNAH.
monday only 6:2 "a. IN. Daily except
monday go A. m. Daily 800 d. IA.
LEAVE TYBEE
monday only T,is a. m Daily except
monday lO.15 a. m. Daily Gao D. IN.
Connections made al terminal POINTS
with all trains Northwest West ana
Southwest. ,
Sleeping cars on night trains between
savannah and Augusta, Macon, Atlanta
ana birmingham.
farior cars on day trains between aa-
Nahhah. Macon and Atlanta
f"r complete Information. scvhedulcn.
rates ana connections. apply 20
W. q. bkEWER. city Ticket and Pass
enger Agent, i7 Bull street.
or
". n MCINTYRE. Depot Ticket Asers.
y =. HALLE, General Passenger AGENT
~ ". HINTON. Traffic Manager.
ihho. d. KLINE. Gen Superintendent.
tavannah ca.
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Southern Railway.

Depart Savannah on IN Meridian Ono Hour slower
Than @ Time
Schedules n a uday 10.
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Augusta. Macon. Atlanta
.ci Athens. Montgomery. Co
- pmumbus. birmingham. Am-lss Ooam
lericus Eufaula and Troyl
The evening times., 1900-07-14
OLD DOMINION BREVITIFs.

The wife OF Representative William A
Jones of Virginia Is i'll. ''~~
Col. Charles J. Maddox has sold his farm
OF 26S acres, near Bentonville Warren
county. TO s B. Updike. for $4,000.
Rev. Joseph II. MeClaugherty died at his
home near Princeton. W Va. Tuesday.
after an Illness Of. several months with
consumption.
Col. l. y. King, prominent citizen OF
Front Royal, had his collarbone broken a
few days ago by falling from the porch
Of his sons residence.
Westmcreland Lodge at Kinsale. is pre-
pairing 10 honor George Washington by
building a commodious Masonic Hall in the
county where he was born.
Fort Wool OF the Rip-Raps, is TO be for
titled The plans are prepared and the es-
Inmates OF cost have been asked for and
received. The cost will be In the neigh
borhood OF $4,000
The large new tabernacle and nearly all
the other frame structures built around il
at Marvin Grove Campground. Monroe
county. w. Va, We're destroyed by fire last
Sunday night
Gen. John E. Roller and Winfield Lig-
gett. owners OF the pottery at Broadway.
Rockingham county, have leased the plant
and fixtures to Paphro ID. Pike. OF New
York, who will put the establishment in
operation as soon as necessary repairs can
be made. The output viii be sanitary ware
of a high grade.
The Union Cotton Mills Company. which
has two large factories in Manchester. has
decided to shut down at the end OF this
month. The reasons assigned are the de-
cision Of the Manchester Council TO en-
force the payment of city taxes. from which
the factories have heretofore been ex-
empt, an the dull market. This will
throw 220 operatives out of work
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Mrs. +. G. Barnwell, of 1894 " Street
northwest recently complained to the
Commissioners of the great noise and dis
turbance caused by the crying OF hucksters
in the neishborhood- OF her residence. and
principally on Chester Court. She stated
that On Saturday nights hucksters of all
kinds cry their wares until Il O'Clock at
night, and thai on Sunday from o'clock IN
the morning until 3 o'clock in the after
noon the icemsn are making the day hide
Gus. She further stated that on a certain
day policeman was standing in Chester
Court when one of the loudest-voieed OF
the ice-huckstsfs was passing through ana
that he never said word to the MAJ
about the noise he was making.
The Police Department. at the request
Of the Commissioners. made an investlga-
tion Of the causes of the complaint. J. S.
Kramer, sergeant of the Eighth precinct
reporting. He states that instructions
have been issued TO the men on the beat
10 pay particular attention to the matter
and if any huckster was found crying out
his wares IN a loud tone OF voice he shouts
be brought into Police Court and the
charge brought 20 trial. He states also
that an officer called on Mrs. Barnweu and
informed her tnat everything possible
would be done TO render the neighborhood
quiet.
In transmitting the report OF the ser
geant 10 the Commissioners, Richard Syl-
yester, the Superintendent of Police, took
occasion TO say that this was one OF nu-
merous complaints made by the same per-
son about the locality named and he
stated that he was satisfied that the police
have done what they could TO abate the
ANNOYANCE. But owing TO the limited Po-
lice force at his command Major Sylves-
ter reminded the Commissioners that it Is
impossible for one or more officers TO re-
main in the locality continuously and the
courts have held that the persons annoyed
should be cited to appear in court 10 tes-
tify to the same.
Major Sylvester said that his own home
Is near the locality referred to by the COM
plainant and that he is acquainted with
the circumstances OF the case He in
formed the Commissioners that she police
viii do what they can TO maintain peace
and quiet in all sections OF the city. but
with limited police force and IL being
necessary to leave the windows open on
account OF the extreme warm weather.
there must be more or less ground for
complaint from time TO time in the alb
sence Of the police
The Commissioners have ordered that
the complainant be Informed in accordance
with the report Of the Police Department.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
MRS. MAURY'S WOES.
Seeks Divorce Because OF Her Hus-
bands Alleged Cruelty.

Seeks Divorce Because of Her Hus-
bands Alleged Cruelty
Henrietta B. Msury today filed suit for
divorce from her husband. Fontaine Mau-
~, against whom she makes many serious
charges. She states that she was married
to the defendant in July, 1896. and that
within TWO months thereafter her husband
drank TO such an extent that ne had TO be
sent to Providence Hospital tor treatment
Mrs. Maury also alleges that since her
marriage her husband has butterfly failed
TO provide for her; often. s1e says. he cid
not furnish her with sufficient food His
conduct toward her, she states was aiways
cruel and unbearable and that he even
went so far as to take her wedding ring
from her finger and pawn it.. He frequent
ly assaulted her, Mrs Maury states. and
once drew a knife upon her and threatened
to kill her.
Mrs. Maury is represented by Attorneys
POrtner * Nelson. no r.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Music Selling at a
Bargain Pitch.

Saturday We place on sale The Latest
Songster words and melodies
FOR the following songS-"My Wild Irish
Rose Just One Girl" Sweet. Sweet
Love. Because. Don't Ask Ne TO For
get, "Old Folks Are Longing for You.
Mag. Ny Queen Irene" Dark Town ia
Out Tonight Just as the Sun Went
Down. The Wedding Cannot Be. =" when
You Amt Got No Money You Needn't
Come Around" and Had Enough BIuffin'.
Go Way Man" The above songster &C
blue and Gray" song. 16c
Blue and Gray" march, 16c.
Ma Lady Lu." Ice.
''Franges A NeapOlitan." march. 15c.
Gay Tally HO." march. 12c
Hearts and Flowers" 23c.
'Narcissus,' 25c-
Pianists in attendance will try over any
selection desired.
We have a limited number Of copies OF
Sunset March" Saturday free for the ask
ing.
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To Have n Blanket Run.

The weekly run Of the Arlington wheeimen.
which will be taken tonight promises to be one
Of the most interesting the club has ever taken
Il viii be ''blsnket" run, each rider carving
blanket for the purpose OF spending the night
in the woods in the vicinity OF the Anglers Club
house. The start will be made from the corner Of
Fourteenth Street and New FORK Avenue a. 10
O'Clock =. m. 4 camp viz be made in the woods
where the "iieeii en- Viii spend the night. After
brt akfasi ton0r. ON The Wieeimen viii % ~
Great Fails Captain Murphy has arranged a
game ci baseball for the ncinbers and IL prom
ises 70 os highly exciting rhF ha.aenari trip
VII se mage ~ ths .re9l O. .tAe evsuins.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Promotions and appointment.

The District Commissioners today ordered the
following promotions. changes. and appointments
IN the Engineer Department, to take effect july
!. 1900: Robert Farnham. chairman at 81 Is per
day is promoted to rodman, at $3.50 per year.
vice ". VI. Barton. recently promoted r A
Perley. roChnan, at $3.50 per year Is promoted "a
rodman at s. per day. A. b. Boetteher. rod1nan.
at $3.50 per day. Is promoted 10 rodrnan AZ S7s0
per wear, vice Perley, promoted. IIoyd d. Srnoot
IS appointed chairman al g % per dav vice
Farnham. promoted. B. K Gladrnon is arnoin cd
inspector in the Water Department at So 30 per
DAY. I" take eject whon he reports, Eyr duty.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
suit forsafeacb OF con,r.c,

Suit was flied tvday BY the American Security
and Trust Company through its attorneys. MILAN
4 Smith. against W. Taylor Birch, Henry A.
Iinger. Isaac M-yfong knson G TavIor WiIsop
X. HOuChton, aud John Z. Beall 70 recover
$4,000. for alleged breach OF contract Ii Is
explained that the ~ H. HOughton Manufactur-
ing Company Leased premises Nos. 1915 and 1920
r Street from the plaintiff for a stipulated rental
per month and that the defendants were sureties
for its payment.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Denial ArniIr Nothinr-

Joseph Carr, oolored cripple was the COM
plainaut before Judge kimbal this morning
against Samuel Williams, also eolored, who was
charged with assault In addition Policeman
johnson alleged that he. too. was assaulted by
Williams. The defendant denied both charges.
and sent to Jail for aggregate sentence Of
eleven months and twenfy-nine dSys
The evening times., 1900-07-14
JOHNS0NS -
aII3EE:Na~
25 TABLETS 10 CENTS
CURES DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Six Months for Policy.

Squire Jackson, colored, who claimed TO be
eighty nine years old, was the defendant before
Judge Kimball this morning TO a charge Of violat-
ing the policy law, preferred by Detective Watson
jackson entered plea Of not guilty. admitted
that he had six times been convicted for PLAYING
policv and was sent 10 iail fnr sly montL.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Accused of steaIinga Ham,

Jane Shelton. alias Muse, cOlored, was accused
before Judge Kimball this morning of the larceny
of ham, valued at so cents from Mrs. Virginia
BrOwn w'.ose home is Street southeast
The Shelton woman denied that she was guilty
and when fined $40 by Judge Kimball begged to
be allowed till Monday TO pay the amount In
view Of the fact that the woman had three small
children at home her request WAS granted.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
4 Pharmacist I'm Roa5

Couvenour T. Greenlaw the defendant befor,
Judge KimbaIl this morning 70 a charge Of violat
ing the pharmacy law. Specifically it was al
legged that the druggist had been guilty of no
properly labelling his bottles. Mr. Greenlaw en-
tered plea Of not guilty and demanded a jur,
trial. He was released in SEQ bond 70 appear fo
trial when notified