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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
Grand River Items.

The friends and neighbors of the
Brevian family prepared a box OF
cooked. articles and presented to them
as Christmas gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tucker gave a
Christmas dinner, which was lagely
attended; all report good time.
Chas. v William Lewis commenced
moving last week.
l. NJ. Reeder sold bunch of mules
to Thos Mullins, of Urich, Mo.
Miss Mary Adams entertained a
number of young people last Tuesday
night Elegant refreshments were
served, and all report a splendid
time.
Christmas gatherings are numer-
Gus in this vicinity. We suppose
everybody is having goodltime.
Joe Powell and Henry Reeder were
Urich visitors last week.
Robt Porter and family entertain
ed gathering on last Tuesday.
Coleville literary, or midway is a
famous Friday night resort and af-
fords amusement in unlimited guam
tity.. WIDE AWAKE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04

of Christmas dinner was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Crews. A
great many of their friends and
neighbors were present, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ruddle, Mr.. Jones
and family, Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Mad
dy, Prof. Crowder and wife, Misses
Alice Bush and Maud Wright, Mr..
Eichler The table was loaded with
good things to which all did ample
justice. All report a Jolly time, and
at a late hour they wended their way
homeward, after wishing their host
and hostess many more happy and
prosperous Christmases.
AS the old year goes out and the
new one comes in we wish the TINES
a merry Christmas and a happy and
successful year, and that they may
reap many laurels in the future. E.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
For Sale or Trade

Forty acres, wellimproved, broom
house, barn and good orchard. we'll
watered. The whole underlaid with
coal from SO 10 AZ inches. in Walnut
township. VIII sell for cash or trade
for town property Price 81, 600.
7-2t c. ". SMADISG, Foster. Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
Ballard Breezes.

Mrs. DIR. Robinson of Joplin ant
Mrs. Anna Price and children o
Oklahoma, are visiting homefolk
on High Point.
NJ. l.. Price brought out an outfit
for housekeeping (all but the cook
last week and ere long we look fol
the cook.
L. S. kirsey brought out three
loads of Michigan salt from the rail
road for his store.
1t was a sure dull Xmas this year
for the Ballard boys.
A land buyer from Henry county
was to see us one day last week. We
will give some one a sure bargain in
so acres of land
Milt is sure married $50 Lum says)
and is settled in his home on Mex
avenue. His shop is open early and
late, ready for business.
Remember the mill half mile east
will run on Saturday of each week
Try them.
Marion brought out load of mer-
chandise for the Spot Cash Store,
last Thursday evening.
The literary was well attended last
Friday night at W. I'll. Bradley's and
a pleasant time was had.
There was dance at W. K. Mos
ier's last Friday night and John
Reeds Monday night.
Quite a number are hauling wood
while the roads are solid
The entertainment at Walnut grove
Thursday night was not very well
attended, so we hear.
l.. S. kersey is building an addi-
ton to his barn.
John Nelson was over a few hours
last week. He is always welcomed
by ALL
We expect to lose two of our young
men from the single list within the
next few days; but our loss will be
X. and LIS gain.
c. K. Crow moves to Adrian this
week, where he goes into the livery
business.
Our old neighbor and friend Hon
j. N. Ballard, called at |. S. Kuntz's
Sunday.
Ray Griffith passed Sunday eve
with the s. w.
Thos. Williams will move to Maple
Grove this week, we hear.
Zada Barker holds the boys level
on the debate at the literary.
Thomas Douglass spent the holi-
days at home.
Jno. Kuntz visited his son l. S. and
family last Sunday.
Davidson & Anderson made good |
run with their mill last Saturday. |
They grind again Saturday.
W. I'll. Warford and family visite |
relatives last Sunday.
Robt. Ray returned from Illinois
last Saturday evening.
Nj. B. Price and wife of Spruce
called Sunday evening. He is doing
well there, we hear. PAT
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04

WASTED-To rent a farm of 50 or
80 acres in Bates county with some
pasture: address, w F. ScRrvxER
>6-5 Foster, No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04

All goods are alike to Putnam
Fadeless Dyes, as they color all fibers
at one boiling. Sold by H. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
Plum Pudding in Shells.

London, Jan. IA heiograph
message from Ladysmith dated Fri
day, says: Gan well. The Beers
have been firing plugged shells con
tanning plum pudding and the com
pliments of the season. They are still
fortifying their positions and are evi.
IDENTIFY determined to make a firm
stand"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04

s'Look before you leap" Be sure
you get Hoods Sarsaparilla when
you call for it, and you will find
health i'm it's use
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
FURNISHING GOODS.

forced
All sold forced
Afancy overshrts sold for SOC and 81 forced sale Zoe
in white gray blue black, choice of lot 29c
Mems silk suspenders, &c.
Gents silk initial iapante handkerchief &c
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-01-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems solid Boots will stand hard knocks, S1.25.
Boys solid Boots will stand hard knocks, 81 90.
Childrens Boots solid will stand hard knocks rs.
Mems felt boots and A l grade SLIGO
Mems solid Shoes $1.OO
Fine Kid shoes for ladies in lace or button 80
Mems Artics 9Oc, ladies artics 75c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30
PHILIPPINE LAWS.
The Commission Regulates hanks and
the Liquor TrHfnc.

The Commission Regulates hanks and
the Liquor Trsme.
Manila. Nov. 20. - The Philippins
commission has passed bill requiring
banks to accept deposits whether In
Mexican or local currency and 10 honor
checks IN the currency Of tbs depos.
he against which they are drawn were
made.
A liquor license law for Manila has
been proposed which win debar saloons
on the EscalatA and some other states
from obtaining licenses In the same 10.
cations after the existing licenses expire.
The commissioners and the the provost
marshal intend 10 relieve the Escalata Of
the congested condition largely duo
10 the presence o. 20 many saloons.
Under the new law the license fee viii
b. $500 gold aud the term siH months.
Next Saturday the commission will
mail TO Secretary Root a report covering
the first three months work, outlining
existing conditions, the progress made.
the present status Of affairs and the sit.
ua'ion generally and embodying sugges.
tons as TO the future. together with
questions on other matters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Hear Eddie Morton sing when
You were Sweet Sixteen and "A
Bird in Gilded Cage both Illus
trated hy beautiful slides 40 the OPP
era house tonight.
We guarantee 20 make your watch
run and keep time or your money
will be- refunded. Goodman and
Miller, Reliable Jewellers. decl
The best refrigerated meats of all
kinds az the City Market. aud at new
market opposite & w. x b. V. depot.
;. W. buchanan, Prop. Il
You'll find rs AZ McDougald's Drug
store between Burt Norwood's and
Exchange Hotel. Goodman a Miller
Reliable Jewellers. dec
Take look at Norwood's show
window aud select one of those
handsome silk undorskirts as pres
ent for your wife. 30
Try the Exchange hotel barber
shop. Everything new and up-to.
date First-clns, BARRIERS. Dan
j. Ford, Prop. 3l6
Cold weather is coming. Bring
your orders for glazlng-putting In
1 lights, etc, 10 Gin \, Harris. 500
( Try us ON your next watch, clock
and jewellery repairs. Goodman q
Miller, Reliable Jewellers. dec /
\ world boater-Good Baldwin app
pies az 80 cents per bucket at the
| Bryan Grocery Co.'S. 80
Wait for the KRAUSE-TANLOR
! BIG COMPANY, opera house, COM
| mcncng Dee. 3. 80
! Remember We test your eyes free
Of charge. Goodman a Miller, Reli-
table Jewellers dec
I Wait for the TRANSPORTATION
| BIG COMPANY, opera houso, com
mencing Dec. 3. $40
LOsT-on Main street, q gold lock.
90 watch charm Reward for return
To this office. $40
Wait for tho TRANSPORTATION
lB1G COMPANY, opera house, com
mencing Dec. 3. $40
Apples, Apples, Apples-flne Bald
win apples at 8lc per bucket at Bryan
Grocery Go. $40
a big line Of ladies' skirt goods
blue and gray, just received at Nor
woods $40
All kinds and sizes OF thimhles u
Goodman d Miller, Reliable Jewel
elers. deci
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Mr. SDmuup- Adams who ha. been
with tur engineering department Of
tho Southern Pacific railway COM
pauy since bis graduation irln the
A. s. VI. COLLEGE several years ago.
has been appointed division ougiu-
cur of tho n. d g. q. with h,adluart
-rrs at Waco. lli- promotion is we'll
mHrItei and comes u- the Result uI
thr faithful aud efficient service. DE-
haas rendered. The Eagle clulratu-
l1'r- Mr. Adams upon DIS good
fortune.
ono hundred and tliry-threo
tickets were sold yesterday muruiu.
i1r the Calvert, Waco N Balo-
Valley oNcfr-Iuu to Austin Geo Wit
mess the football game between tl,
a. Is ". COLLEGE and University
teams Many people who had iu-
tended going remained uf home ou
account of the Indictment weather.
lam stul Goo tbe stove repairing
business. Any one wanting their
stoves put Zoo ilr-'-cll-- condition
either cook or heaters. viii be tU
their interest 200 have mc call nt
once 10 you don't -rp me drop me "a
.u postal. W. " Griffin, Bryan.
dec 70
Mr. Walter Mann was here from
Galveston yesterday and Joined iu q
family reunion and thanksgiving
] dinner M the home of Mrs. ". ~
I Webb. The members of the iamily
present were Mrs. W. l.. Mann, Mr.
and Mrs. +. Marion Law and littl,
son, Miss Lydia Mann, Judge Nor
gan NJ Mann and Mr.. Walter Mann
The Episcopal church was beauti
fully decorated for Thnnksgiyin.
/ yesterday, but owing To- the weatho
( the service was postponed until mex
3 Sunday, when II il hoped there vii
be- favorable weather and largu
attendance.
Miss Esther Boatwright, who q
attending the Baylor female colleg
M Bolton, came home 10 spen,
/ Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II q. Boatwright
/ Union Thanksgiving services wer
held at the Baptist church yester
day. DR.. J. u. West, pastor OF IN
Presbyterian church, preached
I thoughtful and effective sermon iron
. the text, In all things give thanks.
I Rev. G. =. Fountain will preach a
the Baptist church sunday mornin
lat II o'clock. 10 Is desired thu
There be- % full attendance of IN
membership, as business Of impoi
taucc requires attention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30
UNT. q. rIme Onrd. Br,nn
LOCAL NEWS.

Ford's barber shop Tor the best
work Boo The city dti
Judge BrIctz returned from o bus
inc-s trip yesterday.
Remember tine city bakery for
fresh bread and cakes. DEF
Goto Norwood and SEQ those Now
up-to-date -ilk uudorskirt,. no
See Tuuuio Boo her wonderful olec-
tr.c dance at tho opera house tonight.
Gold pens and Pearl handles at
Goodman q Miller Reliable lowell
crs. dcci
The street crossings were BOO tcrri-
Die shape yesterday asa result ot the
rain.
Nice Baldwin Apples 3oc % buck
81 40 the Bryan Grocery cos
today. 80
Opera house tonight, Morton Krcs-
Co. IN the beautiful comedy, Hazel
Kirk
Good Phaoton for Salo.-Apply IA
Mrs. II. l.. billiard, az the Mcclellan
place. 100
We guarantee everything exactly
as represented. Goodman y Miller
reliable jewellers. dccl
Many people from surrounding
counties We're caught here 10y Oh,
bad spell of weather.
We can Nc you In nice pair o
solid gold spectAclcs. Goodman d
Miller Reliable Jewellers. dccl
Applesg Nes, barrels and barrels %
them at 80 cents per bucket at Bryan
Grocer-'<- fine apples too '''
We wuL'be continually rcceiyin.
new goods from now till Nmas
Goodman * Miller, Reliable Jewel
ors. dee !
What would Dee nicer for % Christ
mas present than q handsome shay
ing mug and brush? See new cata
logue at Exchange hotel barber shop
Dan j. Ford, proprietor. 5l6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Quincy, Ills, nov. % Captain John
G. Glenn, sn years Of age. died here.
lie commanded several steamers In the
early DAYS aud once had d dispute with
President Andrew jackson. who was a
passenger on Glenn's boat from Louis.
VILE % Nashville jackson rendered a
SO note o. the United States bank for
his passage and Glenn declined 20 take
Il because General jackson had just re-
fused % renew the charter u the United
States hank NJ Philadelphia. Captain
Glenn was born In Pittsburg and when
IA schoolb0y there was selected % make
an address Of welcome 70 the Marquis
Lafayette. who was visiting Alabama.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Edenberg, Orange River Colony. Nov.
% The Beers are most active between
the railway and BasutolAnd. south Of
Ladybrand. Thabanchu and Bloom.
f0nteiu.
General DeWet and ex.Prehdent
Steyn are near Dewetsdorp Il il be-.
heyed they are preparing for u descent
on Caps Colony for recruits and supplies
Asa counter move two tattalions Of
the guards. Grenadiers and First Cold.
streams hold all the fords Of the Orange
river from Aliwalnorth - the Orange
River station, But small parties Of
mounted Beers are able % cross tho
river almost anywhere. The British
have a great need Of more mounted
troops, otherwise the capture Of DoWet
Is hopeless
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Yesterday matinee and last night
the Mortou-Errs- Go. produced tlc
Two Orphans to two good sized AUDI
fences. Tho play is very strong and
the .pocmlitirs between acts We're
AN good. Those deserving of special
mention are Karl b. Steers as Chew
ailuer Frank %. Hall as Pierre.
Edward g.. Howard us Jacques.
CLARA Doyle a- Minnie Frpchard and
Mi-,e. Morton aud Steer, as the
.TWo Orphans" Tomorrow night
the beautiful comedy drama "llazeI
Kirk will ho presented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Washington, Nov. 20-Ohicials Of
tho war department deny positively
that Commissary General Egan. now
under suspension from the army. has
been reiustatcd. II is further stated
that General Egan has made n formal
application TO have his case set aside.
Il IL understood that General Egan will
be rWnstated at any time upon the con.
dition that he will 20 into retirement,
but has not shown any disposition to
do this
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30
CommIller on p.,I. rnn.r.I.

Washington. Nov. 9o--Speaker Hen.
derson has appointed a committee 20 at.
tend the funeral Of Senator Davis The
committee includes the entire Minneso.
Ia delegation with Mr.. rawney rs chair.
man; Messrs. Cannon Of Illinois. Gros.
venor Of Ohio, Moody Of Massachusetts.
jenkins Of Wisconsin, w. A, Smith Of
Michigan. Richardson Of Tennessee,
Bailey Of Texas. Clark Of Missouri.
Burke Of Texas aud Underwood Of Ala
hama.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30
To ns,l.. Hallway Rais..

City of Mexico. Nov. 29-In view Of
the difficulties attending the revision Of
railway rates, ~ prescribed by law 20 BE-
made every three years, the department
u public works has decided 60 create a
tariff revising board, which will enter
on the discharge % IFS duties Dec. l.. The
board viii consist Of two lawyers, a
technical railway INSPECTOR. an admins.
trative railway inspector, a delegate Of
the department. one or more delegates
Of railways, one or more delegates Of
chambers % commerce. delegate Of the
agricultural society aud a secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Waco, Tex, Nov. 90 In Judge Sam
r. Scott's court the case Of the State Of
Texas vs.. r. A. Price is on trial The
defendant was teacher OF high stand.
ing in the public schools Of MoIennan
county, $. L. MoClennau, the prescott.
ing witness, alleges that Prof. Price at
the point Of a 6.shooter compelled tho
witness 20 sign checks and notes amount.
ing to nearly $1,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Hillsboro. Tex. Nov 20 e. @. Hen.
son and J. + Phillips have each filed a
suit against the Katy for 500 damages
for not stopping at Lovelaoe when they
tagged IL few days ago. Wishing to
come 10 Hillsboro they purchased tick.
cts and were shown how 20 signal the
train with n lantern when 1t appeared.
They waited, they asserted In their Pc.
titions, till It came along. but Il failed
to Stop for the signal and they were out
most Of the night in the cold Of a result
Of IL, hence the suit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30

Ardmore. l. r., Nov. o. james
Ward was probably fatally shot at Pauls
Valley He Is an attorney Of this city
and came here from Cinrksyllle. Tex.
Hewas a former law partner of the man
who Is charged with the shooting. John
Fleming surrendered % the federal au.
thoritIes he is also an attorney aud a
former resident % Texas, having lived
Tor a number u years IN jefferson and
Gilmer Both men have families. The
law frm Of Fleming s. Ward was die.
solved some time ago by mutual con-
sent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-30
VARSITY WON.

In the football game at Austin yos-
terlay afternoon Varsity won by %
score of Il Co q. This b. not bad
showing lur tIe a. and VI. boys br
amy means, and shows they held
tne Bruuchos down pretty we'll.
Ihi. is equivalent to % victory iOrtho
\. and NJ. boys over the Kansas
city NEEDLES who were defeated hy
Varsity BtpO. 81 gives tHe a. and
VI. second place 200 the Southwest
aui We believe they could make q
better showing than this under lav-
urallc conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20
STATE LIQUOR DEALERS.
Resolutions Favorin. Temperance and
High Morals.
(sncclal pispatch TO The Times.)


Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. September 1a.-The
STATE Liquor Dealers Association met n
Its third annual session here to-day. The
address of welcome was delivered by Mr..
i. Lazarus, o! Lynchburg. While tho re-
sponse was made by the president OF the
organization, Mr.. z. r. Woodward, of
Roanoke. Resolutions We're adopted de-
claring that the manufacture and sale of
liquors is as right and honorable as any
other pursuit; that the association advo-
Gates the amendment or repeal by the
Legislature of laws that have a tendency
to lower the moral standing of the bust
ness, and make it odious TO self-respect-
Ing citizens TO pursue such a vocation;
that members Of the association yield to
no class in devotion to true temperance
and denunciation of drunkenness. vice
and crime: that they are unalterably op-
posed 10 the present local option laws:
that they are opposed to a dispensary
system. on the ground that it would bring
about a downfall and degradation. and
that they favor reduction of the internal
revenue tax from sl,lo to 20 cents.
Norfolk was chosen as the place of
meeting for next year. Officers will he
elected Tomorrow and the proceedings will
be closed with a banquet tomorrow
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20
BOARD OF FISHERIES.
Survey Will Add Thousand Acres TO
Rentable Oyster Grounds.
tsreciul Dispatcil 10 1he Times.l

Especial dispatch 10 Inc lines.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September
1.-THE Board of Fisheries met here to-
day ia executive session, with all the mem
bers present except Senator Geoce B.
keczeli. Of Rockingham county Among
others IN ATTENDANCE were Oyster fnspec-
tors Z. C. Madison, of Warwick: r. Vii
l;arns. of Nansemord: r. f. l.. Simmons,
CT Isle of Wight. Captain Williams came
over In his naphtra launch Present also
was Captain ". e. Hudgins. of the IA
NOUS oyster s1Ilboat Chesapeake.
Major Z. A. Semple and Mr.. A B. Ed
mupds. civil engineers, were on hand, and
presented the Board with a report of the
work of Iesurgeyinss the State oyster
grounds. This job is about half completed.
il is the opinion of experts thai at least
1.GDo acres of oyster ground viii be added
to the States renta5le domain by the
twenty acres and stake it off Gradually,
frnm the. Commonwealth through The in
strumentaiity of what is known as walk
ing stakes Some men will rent. say,
twenty acres and stake it off Gradually,
in The absence of surveillance. the stakes
will creep further and further on until the
rentor is in possession of about twice as
much acreage as he originally contracted
for
The Board. though in session five hours,
transacted only routine business.
The Warwick survey will be resumed
Monday, when the Chesapeake will be re-
lieved by the new launch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20
LAMB AND KELLEY.
They Address the Voters OF Hanover
Coun1y-One Case in Court

IHc5Z audreSS Enc voters o. hanover
C0unIy-One Case in Court.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
ASHLAND, Va, September l9-Interest
in the campaign was enlivened to-day at
b Hanover County Court by speeches de-
lrered by Hon. s. L. Kelley, Of Richmond
and Captain John Lamb County Chair
man II. G. Buchanan first introduced the
eloquent young orator from Richmond,
who. in a half-hopr speech. dealt some
telling blows against Republicanism.
In closing Mr.. Kelley surveyed the politi-
cal field, and confidently predicted the
success of Bryan and Stevenson. His
speech was well received and frequently
applauded.
Cagtsin Lambs speech was more lengthy,
and he covered all the issues of the cam
pa.gn more fully. He, however, dweit with
most effect upon trusts. which he handled
without gloves. He also made an earnest
and powerful appeal to the voters to sup
port the Democratic ticket.
Captain LAMB always receives a hearty
welcome by Hanoyerians, and his speeches
are listened to with earnest and respectful
attention.
There were no opposition speeches, and
as a consequence, there were no exciting
incidents.
In court only one minor case came up
for trial. Jerry Wiley (colored) was fined
So for striking a man who had cursed a
woman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20
A COMP |Rl)AIlllSI
IN PETERSBURG
The Criminal Charges to Be Tried
To-Day.
FIVE CANDIDATES ARE INVITED.
Preparations For &. Great Meeting BY.
the Bryan, Stevenson and LASH
ter Clnb-CoI. James D. Brady
is Back Home Again.
especial dispatch to The Times.)

L -
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 19.-The suit
fo- $4,000 damages. brought by Mr.. D. e.
Duane against Jack Field and Ned Morr1-7
son for alleged assault, is said to nave
been compromised The criminal charges
against these young men VAL be called
Tor trial tomorrow.
Many stone cutters arrived mere from
Norfolk to-day to work in the quarrles Oh
the Petersburg Granite Company.
SPEAKERS INVITED.
The Executive Committee Of the
BRYAN. Stevenson and Lassiter Club
met this morning and appointed
a committee to take charge Oh
enterta nment. Invitations have been
sent to each of The five gentlemen VINO
will be candidates for Governor next year,
to address the club on the issues OF the
present campaign.
George l.. Browning, of Madison Va,
who is s,Hd to be an eloquent speaker, will
speak before the club on Monday night.
William Crowder was before the Mayor
this morning on a warrant sworn out by
Mss Cora Crowder, charging him with
betrayal The case was continued till
Friday. The parties are distant cousins.
VIM. Brown (colored) was sent on to the
Hastings Court to be tried for the third
offense of petit larceny
COLONEL BRADY.
Colonel James D. Brady returned to
Petersburg yesterday.
Dr. Battle, who has been at the bed
side of his father, General Battle. for
several days, is expected home tonight. II
he comes he will bring his father with
MIN.
The three lodges of odd-Fellows in
Petersburg went to Richmond to-day to
take part in the parade of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge.