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The Now York State Commission on
Gas and Electricity has fixed rate Of so
cents per 1000 ioot in New York City
What profit willaticnd the furnishing Of
gas at this rate will be awaited with in
teres,.
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fronts, backs, side-backs and under
arm cores, the many seams providing
perfect ut. When the opening is at
the back the right side is Tapped over
the lett and the closing Is made
lnviaibley. When closed at the
tront the backs are Joined above the
waist line and the fronts are finished
with hems. To provide additional
ana graceful fuluess there are inverted
plaits at the back which are laid in
slightly below the waist line.
1he quantity Of material required
Tor the medium size is l0l5 yards q,
yards 30 or 71s yaIes A inches
The pattern $500 is cut in sizes
Tor 81 "a, 80, 3s, 40 and AZ bust
measure.
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woula LIZ. Her to Meet Him.

Yes, the doctor told my wife that ]
ought to take three glasses Of whisky q
day.
Is your wife going to be at home this
afternoon
Yes; why ?
I'm going TO have my wife call on her;
I'd like her to meet that ffdootor.-Hous-
ton Post.
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InHantors.

Ny husband is an inventor, you know.
Sos mine.
Indeed What has he invented E?
More excuses for staying out late al
night. than anyone ever dreamed Of
Cleveland Leader.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
"A The undersigned, Administrator, c. a., OF
Elizabeth Maree, deceased, viii expose TO public
sale on the prem ses, near rtanton, Del, on
WEDNESDAY,, March 7th, 1895, II 80 O'Clock
D. m, all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with the buildings thereon erected, situate IN
White Clay Creek hundred, near Stanton, Del,
bounded by lands OF Thomas Hawthorne, C. p.
nckey and - Boyce, containing about SIX acres
laud, be the same more OF less. The buildings
consist OF a frame house, granarY end corn crih b
attached stable and other out buildings
ARTHUR p STEELE, Admin, rator c. L a.,
OF Elizabeth Maree, deceased.
Also. will be sold Al the same time aud place
the personal property belonging 20 the estate OF
Eliza J. tumer, consisting Of bedsteada bureau,
carpets, chairs, liable, lounge, stove, dishes and
other household goods and also, one dearborn,
turn lathe, lot OF hotbed frames ana otner goods
and chattes.
ARTHUR P. STEELE, Administrator,
Of Ella j. Runner,
W. 7. lyman, Attorney.
f2L2627mi s5,6 stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
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NnTIcn

mentary were in due form Of law granted unto
the undersigned, on the hirty-nrst Gay Of Jan.
uary, A.D 1906. ana that all persons ha wing claims
the same, duly attested. 10 the said Hecuto
on or before the 1hirty-fir,i dny OF Januarr
1907, or abioe the Act oi Assembly in such case
made ana provided. JOH iIGGs
Executor.
Address: 9ls Market street. Wilmington, LEILA.
ware. ienl-ttl-3W
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For an pain, from top to toe, from any
cause, apply Or. Thomas' Eclectrio oil.
Pain can't stay where Il is used.s
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u Ee,IIs|.lllklk's I|.l oRpER.

IL OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLS,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Jan, 8lst, 1904
Upon the application OF John Biggs, executor
OF atnarine A. Hauna, late oi Whining
ton hundred, In said county, deceased n
is ordered and directed by the keristsf
Of Wills that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice Of granting Of Letters Tesiamentary upou
the estate OF the deceased. with the date of
granting thereoi,by causing advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date Of such
Letters IN six Of the most public places Of the
County'O New Castle, requiring all persons haV-
ing demands against the estate to present the
same or abide by an act of Assembly IN such
case made and provided; ana also cause the
same so be inserted within the same period IN
the hvery evening, newspaper published Id
Wilmington Delaware and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o q.
Given under the hand and seal Of ofiica
of the Register OF Wills Aforesaid, al WIZ
Il q mington, In New Castle county Aforesaid
the day and year above written.
FREDERICK T. BACH Register Of WillA
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Anti-Bribery Pledge!

l do hereby soIemnly promise on my sa-
cred honor, that | will not, directly or indi.
rectly, pay, offer or promise to pay; contribute,
or offer or promise to contribute, any money
or other valuable thing as consideration or
reward for the giving or Withholding vote at
any general special or primary election to be
held in this State; and will not, by the use or
promise of money or other valuable thing, or
otherwise, cause or attempt to cause any Off
Ger OF election or registration officer to violate
his official duty, or by like means influence or
attempt to influence any person to be regis
tered or abstain from being registered; and to
do all in my power to enforce the provisions
of the Constitution and statutes of this State
against bribery.
Name------
Representative Dist No County.
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Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Admin.
tration were IN due form lof law granted unto
the undersigned. on the 18th day Of February
A. u, 1906, and that all persons having claims
the same, duly attested 10 the said Administra-
trix on or before the 18th day Of February, A. u.
1907, or abide the Act OF Assem- bly, In such case
made ana provided. SARAH FlNEMAN.
Administratrfx
Address: Howell 8. England, Esq.. Aitornsy.at
Law, Wilmington, Delaware. fsblsmwfsW
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Atatstfr's s orders.
KqIsTKK,s OkphR

II D EEIsIHhTH UHUEh
IL OFFICE OF1Hk REGISTER or WILLS
New castle County. Del, Feb. 18th, 1906
Upon the application OF sarah tinemAn, Ad.
ministfauix OF herman J. Gillian, late Of VII.
nington hundred, In said county, deceased, it Ia
ordered and directed by the Register Of Wills
that the Administratrix Aforesaid give notice
OF granting Of Letters OF Admins IA.
ton upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date OF grantini thereof By cauS.
ing advertisements 70 be posted within forty
days from the date Of such ietteu In six Of the
most public places OF the county Of New Castle
requiring al persons having demands aRsinst
the estate 70 present the same OF abide By an tet
Of Assembly in such case made and provided
ana al>o cause the same 10 be inserted within
the same period IN the Every Evening, q nevs.
paper published IN Wilmington, Del, and to he
continued therein three weeks (e. d.
Given under the hand and seal Of Ofncs
OF the Register Of Wills aforesaid, ~ VII.
II. a lminpton, in New Castle county Aforesaid
the day and year above written.
FREDERICK X. BACH, Register OF Wills
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NUIIII.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Admin
istfaiion were in due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned on the Thirty first day OF
January. A. D. 1906 and that all persons having
claims against the estate OF the deceased must
present the same, duly atested, to the said Ad
ministrator on or before thirty -hfst day OF Janu-
ary. 1907 or ablce the Act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided. jobs BIGGa,
Administrator.
Address; sls Market street, Wilmington. Della
Vara iahI.ttao~~
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u EslsTkR's j. oAnkR, 4

IL OFFICE OF THK REGISTER OF WiLLs,l
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. FL. Jan. 3ist 1910. 7
Opon the application Of John Blggs admin
isiratoT OF Leah N a. o he en- late OF " lin ugton
hundred, In said county, deceased, u Is ordered
ana directed by TIE Register Of Wills that Tue
Administrator Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of
Letters OF ADMIN strhtion upon the estate Of e
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be IOsteu within iorif
most public places Of the county OF New Castle
requiring oil persons having demands apainst
the e.tate 10 present The same, OF ABIDE by AZ
act of Assembly In such case made and provided!
and also cause the same 10 be inserted Witnin
the same period in tue very Evening, a news
paper published In Wilmington, Delaware end
10 be continued therein three we. X ie o. d.l
Given under the hand and sesi OF ofico
OF the Register OF viii. aforesaid, al VIII
l-s.l mington, in New Castle county Aforesaid,
the and year above written.
FREDERICK L. BACH, Register OF WillA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
.COLORED REAL ESTATE
MAN PUT UNDER ARREST RI I. ].
United States Officials Take
Hand in Case Of Alleged
Extortion.

John RI. Braxton II we'll known colored
man. who Is a real estate agent ana q
notary public, l:hving an office 81 NO. III
West leigh Street, was arrested lato
Yesterday afternoon by United States
Marshal Morgan Treat on rather Sc
rious charge.
The warrant on which Braxton was ar
rested was sworn out before JnlteG states
Commissioner joseph p. Brady by5R. W.
Roomc special agent OF the United States
Pension Oficc at Washington. who has
been in the city several days working up
the case.
I'hc warrant charges Braxton with liav-
ing practiccd skin game on certain
pensioners by loaning them money NJ cX-
orbitant rates Of interest, taking and
unlawfuliy holding their pension papers
as collateral security for the loans
1t is alleged In the warrant That one
OF the victims OF Braxtons methods IS
John Newton. Il colorcd man, who served
in tho United States army in the Philip
mines and because OF disabilities sus-
tanned in that service Is entitled 10 q
pension OF $3.50 per month, the greater
part OF which. It is alleged, goes 10 Brax-
ton as interest on a loan.
rho arrest was made yesterday inter-
noon and Braxton was arraigncd before
Commission er Brady. Tho novelty or ne
charge and the intricate questions In
yolvcd neccssitatcd a. continuance of the
case to 10 o'clock this morning. at which
hour Commissioner Brady will hear "
further. Braxton WAS admitted to bail
in the sun Of $500 for his appearance
.Braxton Is a man of considerable means
and Of prominence among the. people or
his race. Tie denies that he has done
anything that is unlawful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
HONOR EXTRA BILL"
WITH A MONUMENT
Distinguished Soldier and ES
Governor to Be Remembered
By His Pople.
ira ,rcu,ents are being made

Arrangements are being made for the
unwilling of tho proposed monument to
former Governor Extra Billy" Smith,
OF Fauquier, In the Capitol Square on
May 3Olh.
The sito has not yet been definitely
determined upon, but tho bronze portion
Of tho monument is already here and the
granite pedestal will be placed In short
while.
The following comes from Fauauier
on the subject;
'lho monument to be unveiled IN
| Richmond Memorial Day, May 30th, to
the memory OF the late Governor VIII
| liam Smith, fnmiliarly known as Extra
| Billy smith viii be an event OF un-
/, usual interest, 1'hn monument Is given
| to the State Of Virginia, and the pre-
senta,ton speech will he delivered by
Judge James Keith, president OF the
| Court Of Appeals, and il viii be accepted
| by Governor Swanson, The occasion VIII
! be marked by the presence of tho Lee
| Camp of Confederate Veterans, with
| Gen Theodore Garnet as chief mar-
| shal. The monument VIII he unveiled
| by Miss Eleanor Blackford smith, daugh-
] ter Of Mr.. William Henry Smith, OF
| Fauquer, and the nearest relative to the
1 late Governor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
INVITE PATRIOTS.
National Congress Of Sons Of
American Revolution.

A meeting Of the Virginia Society Of the
Sons of the American Revolution was held
last night in the building of the Virginia
Historical Society. a charter was grant
cd By the board OF managers to organize
n chapter Of the society In Norfolk, va.
The. tlelcga tcs applying consisting ol,
MesSrs. Floyd Hughes. II. II. rrice ana
Frederick Annspaugh, were, confident I, Of
a prompt enrolment or iull! loo eiis' '''e
members III,
rho question wns discussed as TO the
entertainment. i'll Richmond, of the ,d ma-
tiona1 congress of the s. a, r.. IN l9o! (.
1t appcnrcd that the city Of Norfolk is
dcsrolls of this honor.
1t was urged by members present, Gen
eral q. Henderson, Mcssrs. Geo. %;
Crawford and Chas. Evelyn Smith ana
others that this was matter Of dGica &C
requiring elaboration. FINALLY. !, was va
moved that the delegates from the so
cie,y to the National Congress q l Boston ;,
10 be held April 10th May 1st, 1896 V y ne DC
authorized to invite the congress 70 VT
GINA in 1907, during tho celebration OF tho
jamestown Ter-Centenhry
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bill making an appropriation for certain
improvements in the Washington post
office included II lift" The Senate
Committee OH Postofficts and Post Roads
amended the bill By striking out the Eng
lish term and substituting good United
States Observation-Disclosures tor"
Senator Knox has introduced bill,
aimed to meet the recommendations OF
the President. made In his message to
the House Wednesday, that the law bn
so changed that violntors OF the anti
trust act could not claim Immunity"
when prosecuted on information they had
furnished government investigators Mr..
tnoY's bill provides that such immunity
shall extend only to persons and not TO
the corporations ofbwhlch they are the
agents aE3. IDS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21

to those brought lip by Mr.. Capeis, and
+ Mr.. Duke replied at soi1e length stating
that lie knew OF no personal differences.
between Himself and any newspaper man
which were not capable OF adjustment
outside tho committee. siy.y
Takes Strong Ground.
Chairman DohortyS sAtgucd earnestly
for open sessions, and said that the
committee woud be taking II backward
step ID vote otherwise. The ohar,nan
said he litd booi, a member Of the con-
fmttee as long us any other man IN the
body and he was willing TO trust the
prcsa pTf newspapers inci we're let In,
ho thought fniror and moro accurate
reports Woiit, be had. tie cited the fnrt
tlint tho state Democratic Committee
held open sessions, and Mr. .soufdcrs said
the matter WAS one III the discretion of
tho committees though reporters anu
others were nearly. always admitted.
Mr. Rector offered MI amendment, al
lowing my known Democrat TO attend
meetings other tlnnl executive ones, pros
ylded they shall not converse With mem
captain 'rhonlnson warmly advocated
oreii sessions. and said there was no rca-
son Tor ~ bonrtl OF striitcgy" in nlrli-
mond atsthls tine, ut least. 7
Mr.. E. W. Evans spoke for open Sos
sinns and said lie believed he people
would be heartily opposed to closing the
uOCfS. 4-. ~ .NsFla sr#tFslt $40
lie was willing to trust Tie press and
earnestly urged tint the committee vuie
for open sessions.
4. Mr.. Rcct0i's resolution, which was nnai-
~. ndontn1. II printed elsewhere.
Mr.. Montague got ~ -, amendment 10
tho bylaws, providing for a standing
committee on grievances, whose tlnty6it
shall be 10 Investigate any nf,snd
breaches Of confidence BY any one admit
ted to tho sessions Of the body.
aAT was decided to meet Mt Sanger Hall
next Thursday night at Q o'clock to re-
cClve thc returns OF tho primnry q. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
Meeting of 7. II. M. A.

The Junior hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION met Friday morning In Lee
Camp, NJ ss Mamie Baughman presiding.
Arrangements We're made for the mass
meeting OF the Senior and Junior Asso-
Citations to be held May third.
q report Of the work done By the So
ciety during the past year will he sent
TO the meeting Of the Confedern ted Me-
mortal ASSOCIATIONS in New Orleans next
week. f 49,
Miss Minnie Raushmann and Miss Ms Lucy
Clair Atkinson were appointed to send
resolutions or sympathy to Mrs. Sidney
Van Wyck and her fellow-citzens in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Van Wyck is regent of the Solid
South Room ri, the Confederate Museum
and is most favoraby known in her OIL
clal capacity and otherwise to the women
OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
MAY VOTE ON PRIMARY.
Judge Witt Renders an Important
Decision Affecting Voters.

Judge Witt, of the Hustings Court, yes.
tcrday handed down a DECISION which Is or
great Importance TO the Democratic vo Ter
those Who undertook to qualify thcn-
selves by rendering their poll taxes in !, ne e
nterenl between the death OF the late
rrcasuver Chas, X. Phillips ana INC e I,os,
may may Vote in tic primary next THURSDAY
INC court holds that persons who sousnt
to comply with the elee,G{M law ssa Sneo Of
INA intervention OF extraordinary circun-
s se et.' over o Which they had no control
The decision OF his honor has been VIDE, vide
~ commended and is regarded as IN Hc ~
State relating 10 the qualification OF vo-
*. Il e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
His Honor Approves.

Mayor Mccarthy has approved and re-
turned to City Clerk August the following
ordinances which were passed through
the Board OF Aldermen at It's last meet
Ing: Al
An ordinance authorizing the Committee
on Finance to negotiate for temporary
loans from time to time. The full loan
not exceed $4,000
An ordinance authorizing the Commits
tees on Light ana Finance to consider
jointly the question of rehabilitatng the
gas works.
An ordinance authorizing the issue OF
city four per centum registered coupon,
convcrtible bonds. The money gotten in
this nmnncr to be used to dcfray the cX-
penscs of tho new gas holder. the new
high school and the settling BASIN.
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WILL ASCERTAIN VALUE. +
Commissioner Peyton Will Now
Take Inventory Of Todd Estate.

County Commissioner r. y. Peyton,
acting on orders from Judge Scott, took
charge OF all the papers that had been
flied In tho suit of Todd VIZ. Todd. In
stitutcd by members Of the family OF
the late treasurer. He Is to ascertain
the val,ie OF all the property Of the late
treasurer ut the time OF his death and
will make n report OF the same 10 the
Circuit Conrt of IIcnrico Ria
Commissioner Peyton had fixed on
Monday, May q. at II o'clock In the
morning ms the time Of executing the
requirements of the decree lie said
yesterday he could not tell the value OF
the property, not having Investigated 4 T.
rs yet, hit thought that 1t would be
large enough to cover the entire short
age. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
Loving Cup Presentation

Captain EtJ. Levy was tho recipient
Thursday night OF n loving cup presented
to him by his associates upon the board
of managers OF the Hebrew Cemetery OF
this city.
Mr. i. y. Morris made the presentation
speech, and other speeches were made by
Mr.. julius Straus and Dr. tCalisch. The
cup has upon 1t the following engraving:
Presented to Captain Z. j. Levy, Sec
rotary Of the Board Of Managers OF
the Hebrew Cemetery, by Ills Col
leagues, as a Token of Esteem anu
Affection and a Testimonial TO Ills
Long and Faithful Services.
Lewis Il. Morris, President: Alfred
Moses, Vice President; Milton j.
Straus, Treasurer; Isaac Cohen,
Herbert II. Ezekiel, Isaac Held,
Jacob I.ichtenstein. Emanuel Raab.
Edward Whtlock. April, 1906.
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.MA|0 AND MUMMY
At ACADEMY TO-DAY.
Musical Comedy Will Be Seen at
Matinee and Night Per-
Torrance.

One Of the big song hits in Richard
Carries merry musical play The Maid
and the Mummy Is "poly,' which IS
sung by Earl Dewey, with the assistance
of a chorus Of the prettiest and ceVerest
dancing girls on The American stage. me
song tells the story of vascillntins
young man who fell In love With folly.
then transferred Ills affections IN turn
to BETSY, Della, Julia. Molly and Dolly,
only to find In the end that he couldn't
love any girl hut opheliu- The music IS
ms catchy rs the words. The girls come
ON the stage, one after the other, 70
illustrate the words of the song anu
the various colored lights play on Them
making tile succession Of scenes very
beautiful and Inspiring,
"rhe Maid and the Mummy comes 10
the Academy for two performances to-
day.
Mr. Charles II. Baney hasiturned the
dramatic trick again HIS latest play
Young Buffalo, King Of the wild Vest
with Young Buffalo as the s!tr mas
achieved an immense success THIS al
traction comes 10 the Bijou next week.
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may
SIT IN RICHMOND J {
But President Stevens Says lie
Has No Official Information
g on Subject.
We ARE READY WHEN CALLED
Tie 1'ilncs-l Dispatch Printed Tie
Correct Position Of the Road, Vi
lie Stated. Il

IS President George w, Stevens, Of the
Chesapeake ana Ohio, II, speaking OF the
investigation OF tho 'conlers now In
progress by tic Conversational Commits
sion. sud that no officer OF his rond had
been summoned to appear before tho
commission. 4a
I've are ready TO respond when called
upon" said Mr.. stevens FOR our posi-
ton - exactly that which ] outlined in
The Times. Dispatch some dnys ago
PRESIDENT Stevens Expressed his satls-
faction mt the pleasing ending to the
coal difficulty In the kann Win District
which lie stated, had been most salts
factorily adjusted. sF5 81.
In answer to the question whether or
not the Investigating committee Of tie
'conlers" would sit In Richmond Prcsi-
dent Stevens said that he had not been
Informed II hive no official Infor,nn-
ton that any officer Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio will beIcnlcd before the COM
mission" he concluded
The gross earnings OF the Central ot
Georgia for the second week IN April,
1906. were s2nS.2nD. an Increase OF s33,-
400; from July 1st. so,.30,i1o. an Increase
OF s5S9,G13
The investigation Of the alleged com
mnnity Of interest between the railroads
and the coal mining coS,janies was con-
tlnued In Baltimore on Wednesday, by
the Interstate Cominrrcc Commission.
Fourth Vice President Thnycr, OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Rnlrond. was the princi-
pal witness. He appeared ut his own
request and stated that he bought ccr-s
tain coal stocks after giving up his
place on the Pennsylvania Railrond IN
1889 When he returned To the railroad
In 1882, he resigned his places with the
coal companies. but retained his stock
until the investigation now going on
came up. He then sold MI his stock
except bonds ana stock In the Belmont
Coal Company on the Wabash and Bal-a
tlmore and Ohio Railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-21
FULTON PARK CASE.
Property Owners Near Park Are
Fighting Possession BY Negroes.

Fighting Possession ny Negroes GO
rhe temporary Injunction granted ny
Judge Il. Garter Scott, Of tho Henr'co
Circuit Court, to r. a. Rohlederi anu an
others, restraining the Fulton Paris own
ers from solling tho propcty TO negroes,
an account OF which was printed N The
Times Dispatch of Wednesday, April lltth,
the day after tho Injunction was graz, ten
was not given n hearing yesterday, owing
to the fact TINT counsel for the park
proprlotors had not given notice Of their
beng retained to tho counsel for the
protesting householders Of FULTON Park. !.
h Mr., Gordon. of Smith, Mohcure md
Gordon. said yesterday that the restrict
Ing clause In the deeds Of sale OF the. lo !
would not apply further than to indiv'd-
unls. ana not to the snle Of the land as
whole. Mr.. william II. Just's, counsel
for the fenJojnng householders, declared 7t,p'
that fhe had not eenGnotined by Messrs.
Smith, Moncure and Gordon that they
had been retained by the owners of the
park, and asked that the case be post
pond. Pending the hearing, Mr.. Rohleder
was REQUIRED to give q 5000 bond. y
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Henry Will Face His Peers.

Nelson Thomas Henry. a negro. for
hrcaating into the stall kept by Mr. Flour
hoy In the First Market. was sent 70 tho
grand jury by Justice Crutc,hfield syesster :
day morning. The negro Is aliegedIto
Alex. Morris. the negro who shot and
seriously wounded I'D. Fry last SUNDAY
night was brought into court d nt on n acc
gro thc case was continued until the 3Oth.
Ere 'en ,n' DUNN eanH WEI Went 10 the pen for thirty
DAYS for being drunk and dlsorder!S ana
Tho drunks were let off With repr1mano'