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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29

sons hotel until last Friday. when ne
was discharged. He was without
money. On going to his rooming place
ne noticed 4 bottle OF chloroform which
ms landlady had purchased few
DAYS before IN order to Kill pa!nlessly
an aged pet dog. 1t occurred forth
With TO Ge!del. the confession says.
snat he might obtain money BY chlor-
otormng and robbing the aged brok-
err VINO was reputed to carry large
sums about with him.
Confession Gives Details.
me confession. as given out by the
police. continues substantially as fol.
lows:
Late Wednesday night entered the
easement or the hotel and walked un-
observed by the rear stairway 10 the
tenth floor. climbed into the bath
room Of Mr.. Jackson's apartment
through transom on the corridor.
lie woke as was preparing TO
drop the chloroform-soa rag over
his face and instead OF becoming un
conscious at once with the drug he be-
gan desperate fight l hit him hard
In the face. and he snnk down help
less Then the chloroform did the
rest
II went through the room and his
clothes. took the little money he had
and his watch and hurried out as had
come. My clothing was badly stained.
and took IL TO u tailor 10 he cleaned
My soiled shirt threw into garbage
barrel on side street Then I went
home. am glad now that It's ali over.
The suspense has been terrible"
The finding of tho empty chlorotorm
bottle in MI Jackson's apartment af-
forded the clue that led 10 Gciders aS-
rest. The label on the bottle. half
obliterated showed that II had been
purchased in Newark. y. J. 4 squad
OF detectives hurried over to Newark
and in few hours found that the
l;'Jel was similar TO tho labels used by
Druggist r. II. paladi.
Bottle Is Missing.
The pharmacists record showed that the
chloroforn had been purchased there n
week ago by a Mrs, Kane. OF West Fiftie,h
Street. New York. The detectles went to
her house. Mig. Kane admitted that she
had purchased the Gh!oroform and said the
bottle was in her bathroom. But when she
looked there II was missing. Why. Paul
Gcldel. one o! my roomers. must have taken
IT. she sad. He. was asking me about II
the other day
Gelde! who was in his room. was irnme-
d!ately arrested. and after a little gr!ilIng
by the detectives admitted. the police saw
that he had committed the crime
Ge!del was indicted this Afternoon by the
grand Jury Cor murder In the hrst degree
McGraine's case will be laken up by the
grand jury Eext week.
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News of South Richmond

$40 and has caused the latter family to
draw upon its bank account 10 the extent
OF aroat s?O incidentally the town Is likely
10 Dc quiet as far as the these two families
are concerned for some time to come. for
Magistrate Chcatham in his court yesterday
morning put each member of the families
"i 500 each. This fight has caused much
excitement In the little town OF Swansboro
and many people were excluded from the
cSuri-roop. owing TO lack OF space to put
them.
Need Little Trimming.
Much talk has been caused In South
me ol:zens say requires attention OF the
authorities On several OF the streets espe-
ciai,y Porter and Ba!nbridge. the trees &C.
coidlnS TO several OF the citizens have NOT
! Leen property attended to. causing much
ANNOYANCE to pedestrians. In some parts
OF these streets the branches of the trees
hang so low that they brush the hats OF
pedestrians Some citizens say that. AL
though merchants have been required TO
raise their awnings on Hull Street. the
aforementioned streets have been allowed
TO get into condition which makes them
/ nara OF passage. especially to women on
ihcir way to church
Sunday School Work.
besinning to-day at II o'clock and lasting
through to-day and tomorrow. a program
OF interest to Sunday-school workers
throughout the county will be begun at thu
Mount Hermon Church in Chesterfield coun-
~, This is the occasion OF the SUM- v
school lnsilut" under the general direction
b " ~ u. I. hbtts, state superintendent OF
sunday achoois There will be two sessions
OF the in4 .itwte each day. and the pro-
cscdinss promise to be OF great Interest,
including addresses by DR.. W. II. Lawson
and Dr.. j. G; Loving.
Personal and General.
Arthur Cournow. OF HaZieton Pa. is v!s-
lung at the home OF his uncle. j. W. Craze,
of Broad Rock. Chesterfield county.
John Hogan. o. 1928 Hull Street. is spend
Ing his vacation on an extended tour OF tho
West. visiting the cities of Cincinnati.
chicago. ST. Louis and others.
Miss Louise Ryan and her cousin. Miss
Gaynen Curry have returned from very
Pheasant visit 20 relatives in Petersburg.
Mrs. l.. w. Brown has returned from
Lynehburg after having enjoyed a pleasant
Visit in that city with friends.
At old Powhatan Church tomorrow VIII
be htld The regular meeting OF the Welt
chesterfield Sunday school Union. The pro-
gram promises to be OF on interesting ma
ture. ana will include addresses by members
F., OF the union and othors
On Wednesday evening at o'clock a
pretty Wedding took place at the residence
OF Is +. Varnier. when Mrs Maude Meuller
was united in marriage to w. L. Blanken-
snip. Rev. w G. Birch performed the cere-
mohy, after which the bridal couple started
upon an extended wedding trip
hobert Gordon eighty-fve years old, form
cry school teacher, last night came TO
me po!ice-s'ation and said that he had no
pace to spend the night Captain Lips.
COMP the desk sergeant took him in.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
IN MEMoRIAM

JONES-In sad and loving remem-
brance OF my son. BARNETT JONES
who died two years ago to-day, July
20, 1910.
Barnett. my lonely heart is aching
For that face and smile l miss,
And l long for thee, dear Barnett,
Whom l never more shall kiss.
We miss you, darling Barnett
And the house is sad and drear,
Without thy smiling presence,
Thy footsteps and voice SO dear.
We miss you from the table.
There is an empty chair:
We miss you, oh. our loved one:
We miss you everywhere.
But you are safe in heaven,
On the bright and golden shore,
Where shall some day meet you.
When we shall part no more.
His mother,
MRS. ]. ]. JONES.
sad but loving remem-
brance OF our son and brother, AU-
GUST WILLIAM. who departed this
life one year ago to-day, July 20.
1910.
Gone. hut not forgotten"
BY HIS PARENTS,
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
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Modus vivendi Announced.

Madrid, July 2S.-Prcmier Canaleias
outlined tonight the main features of
tho france Spanish modus vivendi. en-
tered into TO prevent clashes in the
Vicinity of Alcazar. Morocco, between
moorish troops and Spanish troops.
me agreement defines line around
me eity\on their own sides OF which
the Spanish and Moorish troons mis-,
Keep 1t also stipulates that diplomats
ana oihcers passing through the AL
ca@ar region and on their way TO Fee
ore entitled to carry arms and have a
small escort. but that ordinary travel
ers shall require a special passport
"a ADDITION Spain agrees not 70 enlist
atSerters from the Moorish army for
police duty.
Premier Canaletas announced tina.
instructions in accordance Win tho
mouus vivendi have been forwarded to
spanish commanders in Morocco
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RICHMOND MANS
NARROW ESCAPE
With Young Woman Companion
He Nearly browns at Ocean
View.
tspecial to The Times

NSFSNNIuF y TIC I I1neS- DtSpatCM1
Norfolk. Va. July 2S.-Miss Mae
Griiiin, OF Raleigh, N. c.. and ]. NJ.
stephenson. OF Richmond, came near
drowning at Ocean View this after
noon: with other bathers they ven
lureo TO wade across the bar. and
were soon In water up to thelr necka
The lido was ebbing. and before they
realized that they wero being swept
beyond their depth. they were over
thelr heads. They could not wade
against the outgoing tide
MT Stephenson attempted to rescue
MISS Griffin. but was soon exhausted
Inc young woman was taken in by
H. H. cameron. E. Fl. Palmer and j.
). fisher rescued Mr. Stephenson after
considerable effort
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FULL CONFESSION
MADE BY BELLBOY
He Tells Gruesome Story OF
How He Murdered Aged
Broker.

New York. July 2S.-Paul Gcidel, n
seventeen-year- old bellboy. was brought
before the coroners jury to-day,
charged with the killing of william
Henry Jackson, the aged broker. whose
dead body was found IN his apartments
at the Hotel 1roquois yesterday with
rag saturated with chlorofor,n
stuffed in his mouth and his face wet
with blood. Geidel was held OH i
charge OF homicide 10 await the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
Within fifteen hours OF the crime
Goidel was caught and had confessed
his act, it is said.
I don't care what happens to me-
said Geidel. but what of my poor
mother and sisters in Pennington,
Conn?"
Patrick McCrane. charged with pawn :
ing the watch which Geidel stole, also
WAS held by the coroner's jury, which
recommended that he be indicted as an
accessory after the fact. McCrane
lived at Hartford. Conn.
District Attorney Whitman said to-
day that he would bring the case to the
grand jury next Monday. and there
would be speedy Indictment and trial.
Geidel left Pennington. Conn. three
months ago.
Robbery the Motive.
An hour after the arrest Police Con-
missioner Dougherty and District At
torney Whitman brought ont from the
room where they had been closeted
with Geidel a long typewriter confess
sion. which they said the lad had die
tated and signed. giving a full account
OF the crime. Robbery was the motive,
according TO the statement. but the
murder netted Geidel only SIS In cash
and gold watch, which hep awned for
transactions,
SIS more
Geidel was bellboy at Mr. Jack
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CONVICTED OF PERJURY
women Sought TO Establish am,
.accuscd POLICE CLfnf -

80" orleans, La, July 9s-N,rs
mar MeG,rock!in. aged thirty dve, Wh %
s S SVbpi,e to establish an nlibi for f.
H3en' Orleans police department in ~. ne
!uiters trial on. heinous charges IN
t,"iyins little girls. was today sen
p 1gnJea 10 serve one year in the State
~ the trial OF Mrs. McCrockiin' MIS-
MAY Rasasa. who also was indicted on
perjury charge growing out Of the
N Wf5riraker trial testified tina, Mrs.
NM.g,t,.oGkllh tod her she dearly loved
whitaker. and the latter's brotber
gag promised to take her to virginia
whitaker was convicted
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OBITUARY
Funeral Of AIr. n.a


Inc funeral of Mrs. zipporah w
froskauer. who died on Thmrsdsy
evening at the Memorial Hosnitai s '.si,
sos Ea hsicg .i from her late residence
- O'Clock. 1nterment Will be mad ~
tieo'ew Cemetery. Mrs. Proskauer was
Ja;n!n and Rachel WeIseI.
me Following are the pal-baarer.
Isaac Held. Nathan Simon. Melvin
leg en- helmer, Daniel Whitlock. Bar.
N Iey r. Meyers. Harry Reinhard, Ell G.
meyer ana oscar j. Adams
Judge rhumns Badger.
Raleigh. n. c.. July 2o.-,Judr. THO,
1h"ser, or the Raleigh City Court s5n
u ek- United states Senator and eX-
M bi HAY ny OF the Navy Balgt- died
morning fiis
Edwin Cnrter Lnndis.
special TO The Times Dispatch.1
lexington. Va. July 2s.-Edwin Car
died i" an , aged ,wenty-seven years
Wednesday might and the body was
orought to Lexington to-day for burial
me funeral being held from the home
pr. A T Graham Death was due 10
heart failure. following an operation
Tor appendicitis. His wife. who was
Miss Nellie Glasgow. daughter OF Mr.
ana who had been in Lexington with
her child for some time. left Wed
hesday afternoon for Detroit accom-
panied By her mother. to be with her
husband, Before reaching Cincinnati
she received message telling of her
husbands death. and they stopped off
In that city and Joined Mr. and Mrs
a III. lands. parents and Miss Lucille
Lands. sister OF the decedent and
accompanied them to lexington Mr.
Lands was educated at Washington
and Lee University. and married Miss
Glasgow in May. 1909
g. Taylor Turner.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Martinsville, Va. July 2S.-Elder s.
of the Primitive Baptist Church in
this section OF Virginia. died at his
home. near Figsboro. Henry county.
at o'clock this afternoon Death re-
suited from an attack OF pneumonia.
which he contracted while preaching
in North Carolina last spring, and
from which he never fully recovered.
Mr.. Turner was about siXty-three
years old, and is survived by two sons.
+. l. Turner. OF Martinsville. and Cook
Turner, OF Henry county. He leaves
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90 eeree daughters-Mrs ]. Nj. PruI,ma,
Of Henry Henry county snd yir! Mrs; g; W. Turner.
fToanoke The funeral will take Mac
=, - ON MS late home. near Flssboro To-
morrow afternoon W.
Mrs. Matte McCuIIin Tysi,pcr
lSPeciai 20 The Times-Dispatchj
=, Ashland. Va. July 2s.-Mrs Matte
Mccullin Tysinger died at her hon.
d d Hiaeam "a, yesterday, She was the
Suliln, OF Greensboro. N C. md To-
merry resided here. The remains viii
be brought TO Richmond. and interment
VIII nc In Hollywood Cemetery
Miss Ella Sinyton.
Danv!lle. Va. July 28.-Miss Ella
siayton. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs
L. j., l., siayton, died at the hospital
n aie ms for following an oper
parents. she Is survived by two broth
ers and sister. Miss slayton was
seventeen years old. The funeral will
ferson Avenue, Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. conducted by Rev. ]. c. Hol-
land. with interment near Keeling.
Mrs. Elizabeth Giles CraishiII.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Lync l,ig, Va; July ?s.-Mrs. Eliz-
Peyton Craighill. who died here sew
eral years ago, died suddenly this az
ternoon at her country home. Edley. of
OF her mother. Miss Wis,eT c era hari
awakened to find her dead.
:, Mrs, Chaigh!ll was a native OF Phila-
pelphia but had lived here many
years. she was afty-seven years old
surviving her are the following chill
dren; Rev. @. Peyton Craigh!ll OF Bar
ton Heights; Lloyd s. Cra!ghiil OF
eeynchburg; Forest Craighill. a United
Ala. and Misses Elizabeth and Wigtar
craighill. who reside at home.
Henry Richardson.
.tspecl al TO The Times Dispatch.]
Hancock. y H.. July 2s-Henrv
Richardson. for six years in charge
OF the Bureau OF Criminal Investiga
ton OF me Massachusetts Prison Com
mission Department at the State House.
died az the home OF his daughter Mrs
j. T Shaw, here, After the civil War
ne was for soma years connected with
Inc Police Department OF Richmond
He was a member OF willard p. King-
lev Post. G. a r.
Mrs. Lydia Hoover.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg. Va. July 2s.-Mrs.
Lydia Hoover, seventy-hve years old.
widow OF William Hoover. died We'd
hesday near Strasburg. Size leaves
four children.
Mrs. Susan FuItz.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harr!sonburg, Va, July 2S-Mrs
Susan Fultz. eighty-th years old.
widow OF Andrew Fultz. died last
night near Mt. Sidney, Augusta county.
She leaves five children and brother.
Hugh Pence. Of Mt Clinton, Rocking
ham county. She was a native OF
Shenandoah county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
CAN'T BE IDENTIFIED
heninins of Bntticship Victims Now
Enclosed In CuslSets

Havana. July 2S.-The number OF
bodies that has been recovered from
me wreck of the battlcship Maine is
olhc!aiy placed at sixteen All are
now Enclosed in seven metallic caskets
which lie on the main deck, adjacent
10 the captains cabin There is no
nope for the identification of any of
them. A search OF the junior officers
quarters resulted in the discoverv OF
several revolvers. swords and other
equipment. while near the wardrobe
was round o notebook belonginr to
Lieutenant Jenkins. The contents OF
the book We're illegible. 1t was identi-
fed by the initials of the lieutenant
III silver on its back
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
PREFERS PRISON TERM
Anthony Nnllairc VIII Not Bring Ms
grace on Children

than d!vulse that which I know 'I ,"oI,ed
cast stigma OF dishonor upon nv
cch!4dTen ] would serve the res, Of nv
lie IN the penltentiary" These are
fifty. just before being seutenceS j,i
the Criminal District Cour, TO-DAY 70
serve two years IN the penitentiary
otter living together thirty three
years. Nallaire and his wife reccntIv
seperated. and several weeks ago ha
met Mrs. Welfare and one OF bie
daughters on the street and ,nnL
several shots at the former. slightly
wounding her -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
EYsa;I:Ig : a::liH :z;.Il5;YaA \
What Wouldn't
You Give

10 hear, right in your own home.
any song, hymn, march, overture
or operate selection, whenever and
as often as you wished2
1t is Just possible that YOU NAV
have a false impression regarding
the Victor by reason of HAVING
heard records played by some one
whose choice of selections is en-
tirely different from what yours
would be, and who may have also
entirely overlooked the importance
OF the proper tempo.
You will never know, until Won
nave a Victor in your home, how
perfectly the music you like can he
played on the Victor.
Call and let us demonstrate 70
you. New August Records now
on sale. nv"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
PREPARING FOR TOGO
Suite of Twenty-Four Rooms Nearly
Rendy in New York Hotel

New York, July 2S.--A suit of TWEEN
tty-four rooms in a Broadway hotel is
being prepared for the accommodation
OF Admiral Togo and his staff, who
Will arrive here next week TO be the
guests OF the nation. Tho rooms
which they will occupy are on ,hres
noors. and include private dining
rooms and private elevator. The
entire suite Will be decorated after
the japanese fashion. while the parlors
Will bloom with imported Japanese
flowers and dwarf trees
admiral Togo will reach New York
August 3. and will ga to WASHINGTON
the next day. returning TO this city a
week later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
DEATHS

at her husbands resi-.
dcnce No. Allen Avenue, July %.
1l:40 A. NJ, MARGARET PATTER-
SON. wife of John 4. Culton and
daughter of the late James and Mar
Garet Patterson.
Funeral notice later.
TISINGER-Died. in EufauIa. Ala, July
q. MATTE McCULLEN TISINGER,
wife of Louis Fielding Tisnger.
1nterment in Hollywood.
Funeral notice later.
PROSKAUER-Died on Thursday, July
81, 1911, a Memorial Hospital, MRS.
ZIPPORAH VESSEL PROSKAUER
Funeral will take place from her
late residence, 500 East Leigh Street.
on SUNDAY, July 80. at II o'clock
y. NJ. 1nterment Hebrew Cemetery.
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WOMAN KILLED BY
BOILER EXPLOSION

Charlotte y G., July 2s-M,ss rt,,
b.aehwe1deT is dead, and her father. brother
ana sister are seriously injured as the RI.
sur OF boiler explosion at the fathers
sI!s were assisting at the mill when tho
eAp'osion came without warning All four
wets sGaIded and also injured by dying tim
to die. 10 eNpecteo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
EQUAL SUFFRAGE A SUCCESS
IL Has Not Resulted in Unsexinr .us-
trnifnn Women

- '' -'"e heHuitcu IN tnseLtnE Aus
trniinn Women.
- New York. July 2S.-J. S. T.. Nc
dowan. Premier OF New South Wales.
with Mrs MCGOWAN said today that
the system of equal suffrage in his
Australian state had operated most
satisfactorily during the ten years II
has been effective.
"A higher morality has resulted. /"
ne said, and the home life, on which
the vitality OF any nation depends, has
been strengthened More women vote
now than do men. and contrary to
much argument the franchise does not
unsex them. 1t makes our women more
womanly. and the result has been tina
lion of laws, although the population
has wonderfully Increased"
The Premier and his wife attended
the coronation. and are now en- route
home via the Pacific
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
Two Nor, Denths

Charlotte. ~ e. July 2s.-James Warren
and oscar Ford two OF the colored excur-
slohlsis from Durham. who were injured in
the wreck at Hamlet yesterday. died in a
local hospital to-day. y special train TO-
morrow will carry twenty-five OF the VIC
10 Durham
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Especial % The Times Dispatchl
Louisa. Va, July 2S.-Charles Jack
son, colored restaurateur was ar
rested here this morning charged with
selling whiskey without license He
was tried before Mayor G. II. Johnson
who fined him $500 and sentenced him
TO serve twelve months in Jail AS yet
he has not secured bail and is in Jail
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
MERRYMAKERS MEET DEATH

Trolley Car Crashes Into Party out
for n Straw Ride.
death resulting from collision last
night between an Albany Southern
trolley car and a hay rigging noar
nassau, nine miles east OF here. &C.
nel Hoffman,. of East Schodacls. sged
fourteen. The others killed ware Mrs
isadore Finkels.ein. OF New York ana
Max Goldstein. thirteen years OH. If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29

Miss Myrtle +. Abbott. the ncnspppcr
Womnh' whose story ahont finding The
LICK 10 Dick" letter I'm the G.c. of the
Interior department cnuSed a srn,n,Ion
~ Washington. The etter purpp,t.J.
according TO Miss Abbott, TO be ,yrit,
ten by Richard :. Ryan. who /, CON
nccted with the GuSGcnhein,s, to Niob-
ard \. Bhllinger. then Secretary of III.
interior. Ii mentioned President TAR
rnd his brother, Cha-lc..
Copyright. American Press Ass'nA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street,

| 1920 Hull Street
Phone Madison LIS.
An accident which very nearly resulted in
fatality occurred at the South Richmond
end Of the Free Bridge yesterday evening
az 6:l5 O'Clock. when Benjamin Bergman,
who lives at stop 81 on the Petersburg car
I line, while standing on the running board of
the Hull street car. was struck In the head
by telegraph pole and knocked Into the
road Bergman, who is employed with the
firm of Casselmen e Company. was on his
way home at the time.
According to several spectators. Bergman.
who is a large man. thrown far into
me road and was rendered unconscious for
more than twenty minutes 4 call was sent
to the City Hospital, and was promptly an
swered. Bergman, however refused to 20
! TO the hospital upon being revived. insist
Ing upon going home in spite OF the per-
suasioHs OF many men In the crowd who for
several minutes argued with him.
Spectators seemed to be agreed that Berg
man got upon the car at seventh and Main
streets going at once TO the front and
standing on the running board. just be-
yond the south end OF The Free Bridge there
is a slight bend in the road and il is
probable that Bergman in leaning out To
ea.eh sight OF the Petersburg car failed to
notice the pole. Alter being struck he was
carried 10 the siIe!i shed a, the right OF
I the track. There he fuaiiy revived and
walked the remainder OF the distance re-
I ius'ng oHSrs OF assistance OF the ambulance
surgeon. His shlrt soaked with blood
ms eo,iar was torn open and he was somc-
\ what lame, but he seemed confident that he
could reach homo safey.
Real Courthouse Now
Judge p, H. Wells and Clerk DuVal az
the Husiings Court. Par, :. are highly elat-
! ed over the arrival OF the lons-expectel
stee! Hing cases for the fling-room at the
conf house. In fact. The pleasure over the
"r:val OF the cases IS not confined there
alone. II one may Judge from the number OF
VISITORS who hav" called at the courthouse
Z TO view the casc5 and to congratulate the
conit upon having them When these new
/ cares are Installed the officers will have
I every convenience required and court decu-
inents Will he filed in a safe room
! Property Transfer.
I An important transfer OF property was an
! proved by Judge Wells yesterday at rho
/ Hastings Court. Part 2. the consideration
! betnG $1,000. The lot transferred is TRAN
/ guar in shape its longest side being 2sc
/ feet. and is located in Swansboro near
{ Clopton street 1T contains q brick dwelling
/ of considerable size The property is sold
! by Commissioner j. NJ. Turner to j. J. Rob
ben in the case Of Maggie NJ. Cersioy
/ against Daniel Cersley and others and
formerly belonged to the estate OF T. l.
several suits in chancery were also set.
tied liz this court yesterday morning
Put Them Under Bond
Ihc little Kentucky feud between the
stones and the Be!chers in swansboro has
! made the formor family poorer by about