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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-20
PFSTTFNTIARY OF VIRGINIA.

PENITENTlARY OF VIRGINIA..
"ANuFACTuRED at this Institution, and soid tneIo 81
M and AZ the Agent, Store No 81 Pearl street, the
following articles, al reduced prices, TO wits
Boots. Shoes and Brosues
Women, Children and Servants Shoea
Machine Bands Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Wheeloarrows
Wardrobes Safes, &c.
Striped and PQid Cvttons
Herseys and L,nseys. for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Most of the above articles hand and for SALE or will
be made or repaired other job work done TO order on
sho notice for cash. to punctua customers only on
shor, time
Orders from the country with satisfactory references,
promptly attended to- Address X. NJ. NlmMO,
Irlf S-c,f Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentary.
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FOR SALE,

a FARM OF 800 ACRES. NEAR sTAUNToN. VA.
"A The farm on which reside. three miles from staun'
tom of abo 800 acres 90 of which well timbered 10
for sale The buildings handsome and spacious and
the land very good and well wstered BY Lewis Creek
pable of division into farms, ana will be sold on very
favorable terms. Address WIN. b. JOHNSON,
Aug o5-ctf Staunton, Va.
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100000 90

Q Under Act auhe rilng the Board Of Public Works
10 subscribe behalf of the Commonwealth to the Stock
Of the Petersburg Railroad Company passed 27h Feb
ruary, 1872.
1894, June 3o-222, The Mos, Noble George Gran.
vile, Duke OF Sutherland, 10000 90
%, ditto 10000 90
q" " 80 ditto 1000 90
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TEXVFT.HY AND GUNS.

JEWELHY AND GUNS.
TIME subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
Il his friends and the public, to an examination OF his
stock OF Watches Clocks Jewelry Guns Rifles. Pistols,
Military Goods Musical instruments, Plated Ware, Walk
Ing Canes, Fishing Tackle. Cutlery, Sporting and Fancy
Goods Of all kinds which the largest stock to be found
in order to make room for large stock of his own Inn
portaton, which will be received in september Call at
the sign OF the Rife c. LEONARD,
Aug 25-c3m Old street. Petersburg
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED by the Legislature Of Virginia, Decem'
~ Der 18th ls53-Cap,a $50 000-This Institution re-
ea's' deposits which interest 10 paid at the ratio Of
!ei cent per annum If remaining on deposit SIX months
saa per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN G PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
R0mos No. l53, corner Main and 18th st.
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a rr,n Is. THOMAS PATE,
"a ntVhhEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Corner
Sseo. e,N ,NsIento and Montgomery ssyests, San Fran
Aug g ed
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CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
A Nd SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A BY all physicians Of both the old and new world.
Lager Beer up In bottles tor family use
Per dozen piuts 81 25. Per dozen quarts ~ 2o. In
packages Of from six dozen Put up and sold by
2. WlLBAC tEk, No. 206, Main street,
Richmond, Va
No extra charge for package or draysge.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
o provided amount being added good city reference
given
sale .lsoLager Beer in quarter and half casks, Of
Band l5 gallons
ls gallons April 22-ctf
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- CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS, &c, which will be sold low At the sign
Of The RIDE Old Street, Petersburg, Va.
C. LEONARD,
RepLrer of Watches, Clocks, Jewery, &c.
Fab 10-cH
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WHERE rs MARTHA BROWDER

JNO. d. ASHTON,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A SHAWNEET0wH. ILLINOIS.
Osx Q-vpf
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octlo-cw4t DAVID NJ HUNTER, Clk
VIRGlNIA-lN CHANCERY-At Rule. held in 4
A Copy-Teste,
n
V7IRGINIA-At Rule, held in the Clerks Office OF
,''h' }on ps.iAon

VIRGINIA-At Rules held In the Clerks Office oil
the Circuit Court of Cumberland county, the Is,
Monday in July. 1857:
Noses Dunkum, Pltf
Against }On Petition
Bennett Meador, Df
The object of this petition is to have the share Of Ben
nett Meador In the estate of Gideon Meador deceased
paid the petitioner In accordance with the deed made
BY said Bennett Meador conveying his interest said
tate to the petitioner and appearing by affidavit that the
said defendant Is resident of this Commonwealth,
1t ordered that the said defendant do appear here with
In onernonth alter due publication of this order and do
what necessary 70 protect his interest," and that copy
of this order be pu6shed once week. for four
sive weeks In the Richmond Enquirer and also be posted
at front door OF the Court House Of this coeny the
first day of the next county Court
ACopy-Teste.
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EDWIN WORTHAM a. co.,
GEORGE I. HERRING,S.

GEORGE j. HERRlNG'S.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No i6 MAIN STREET.
Ia EEPs always on hand full stock of Groceries, to
IA watch he invites his customers and the public gene
rav Also psys strict attention TO the sale OF country
Produce and prepared to furnish grain to his
friends who wish TO send their grim TO him 70 cell
GEO. HERRING,
Ars i-c,f No. Sc. Main st.
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The undersigned AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
we'll known establishment supply the trade with
'"'' PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
upon The most liberal Having printed the RICH
hoxD ExQrIRzR' for upwards Of ten years with type
and other materials purchased from Messrs HAeAR q
Co sn induced 10 recommend materials from their es
tab!:shmen, in preference to others.
Specimen Books will be furnished to the trade, and
sucb articles as may selected will be forwarded Win
despatch. WIN atLEHSE;,
aus 3 Enquirer" Office. Richmond, Va
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tn EDTTOKS AND PRINTERS.

THE subscribers beg leave call attention 70 Their
/ STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS
BORDERS. PRESSES, &c. &c large supply Q,
s,ereo,ype Foundry. No. 3s Gold Street. New York.
We bsre full Of all articles required IN
h'1"as CASES. cHASEs, GALLEYs, &c.
Al of which we warrant equal in every respect TO any
,nusscured in this country and which we will sell on
ss m.us teru. viz: six months credit for approved ne
soshis notes or zen per cent discount for cash Old
fype taken in exchange new at the customary price
Of nine cents per pound delivered within 60 days from
dine OF purchase, o.herS SIX cents per pound
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ILLEGAL MILITARY EXPEDITIONS.

The suboined letter of instructions from the Sec
resry of State, has been addressed by direction OF
the President to United States Attorneys, Marshas,
and other officers as we'll military as naval, at the
various points which seem to be the destined rendez-
vous of these illegal movements
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IUEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1851.

Sir: From information received at this Depart
ment there il reason to believe that lawess persons
are now engaged. within the limits OF the United
States in setting foot and preparing the means for
military expeditions be carried on against the Ter
ritories of Mexico, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica, Re-
publics with whom the United States are at peace IN
direct violation of the sixth section OF the act OF
Congress, approved 10Th April 1878; and under the
eighth section of the said act it is made lawful for
the President. with persons ne shall empower, 10
employ the land and naval forces of the United
States and the militia thereof "ior the the purpose; Of
or enterprise from the territories or jurisdiction of
the United States" am, therefore, directed by the
President to call your attention to the subject, and
urge you to use all due diligence. and TO avail your.
self OF all legitimate means at your command to en-;
force these and all other provisions OF the said act Of
2Uth AprI. 1878, against those who may be found to
be engaged in setting on foot or preparing military
expeditions against the territories OF Mexico; costa
Rica, and of Nicaragua maniiestly prtjudical to
the national character and so injurious to the nation
nromntIv 70 communicate to this Department the
earliest Information you may receive relative TO such
LEWIS CASS.
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RUNAWAY.

G1 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
"a WARD.-Ran away from the subscribers two
~ Negro Men, named JACOB and JOE
L Jacob is n Blac ksmith by trade, about %
years old. feet or inches high, color black was
raised near Suffolk, Virginia tie ran away on Mon
day. the 25th September Joeis Carpenter by trade
about 20 years DID, feet 10 inches high slender
built, color black was brought from North Carolina
by DR.. r. Lawrence. lie ran away on Saturday last,
the Sd October. -
We will give the above reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for their delivery to us. secured in all
or FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them
&C 6-int DICKINSOx HILL co
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SUPREME Cousr OF ArpEALs.-The ar.

SUPREME CoUaT OF .APPEALs.--The ar
gument in the case Of George Livingston, ON an
appeal from the Judgment OF the Circuit Court Of
this city, sentencing him TO one years imprison-
ment In the renitentiary, for rnanslaughtsr, IVES
commenced before the Judges OF this Court on tho
18th, Dir. James X. Crenshaw opening the for
the appellant. Yesterday he was replied to by the
Attorney General, J. X. Tucker. The argument
will be continued for Livingston to-day by Judge
crnmp, when the Court will take the case under
adj
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MADAME DUVALL, AsTROLOGER

- AND TREMENDOUSLY also the LADIES' RO-
TANlCAL PHYSICIAN is now in Richmond. and
mas taken rooms over the Grocery corner of nth and
MAN streets, on the same floor with Dr. Rust ad-
JOINING Dr. Taylors Office Room No. 81 ladies
science. have now An opportunity Ladies' will find
Madame DUyAIL safe and confidential adviser Her
medical compounds are made from HERBS gathered
under the strong influence of tho Planets which
rule them. 20 : Ira
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TRIAL on VIRGINIA LLoYp.-Ths trinl of

TRIAL OF VIRGINIA LLoYD.-The trial of
this young female, who Is charged with the wilfuI
destruction of her own illegtimate offspring. In
the early part of last September, was commenced
yesterday in the Circuit Court before Judge Mere
dith The prisoner, who appeared accompanied
by one or two female friends, the object Of So
licitude with a large number of persons who were
attracted to the court house by desire to hear
the evidence in detail. She was defended by Col.
August and A. j. Crane, ESD, who appeared as her
counsel.
The testimony given in left many grave doubts
as to her guilt, and the case was submitted by
counsel without argument to the jury, who imme-
diately returned verdict of not guilty" and the
prisoner was discharged from custody.
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EIKcrIoN or SKALKR or WK1nHra Avn

MEAsuREs.-This subject came up before the Hus-
tings Court yesterday, and elected o lengthy dis
CUSTOM the question being whether the court had
the power TO make the appointment or not
Mr.. Randolph, who appeared for Alderman sanxay,
the present officer, coDteaded that the court had
no such power, and Mr.. Daniel Commonwealth
Attorney, maintaining the right OF the court to
elect his successor. The court finally decided that
they bad right to do 90, but deferred the matter
till next Tuesday.
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THE CIrY IxsrrcroR of port.mauih

came up yesterday to this city for the purpose Of
obtaining arms and accoutremensfor the new Art:i
iery Company, lately organized there. Two pound.
order Of Afjutapt neral Richardson. As the lat
ter embraced all the parade erms used by the
Guard Of the Metropolis" the little folks COM
prisipg that company are highly indignant at the
proceeding The arms were boxed up and carried
to Rockets yesterday evening, but the Guards''
designed setting on Eot measures for the recovery
OF their part Of them.
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers, ,""Wostenholm's" ;" Butchers" and MAN
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, sx. fifth, breast, back. tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains - = -
Bellows, Anvils, Vises Stocks and Dies and Topgs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Griifns horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles, Springs, Nuts, Washers carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast, shear blister and German Steel
Spades Sh0vels, Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Strrnp Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Wagon, stage and gig Hames
Brides, Haltprs, Girths and Web Rens
Pad, stock, chest. till, rim and mortice Locks
Bullslng Hardware OF every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddiers' Tools of every
description
simmons Collins, Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Boltng Cloth
D. B.-They are, also, sole agents in Richmond
for Fairhanks celebrated Scales AZ i
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BEAT HIS WIfE.-A man named Alex
Henage was sent to prison yesterday by the Mayor
for failing to furnish security ON charge preferred
against him Of disturbing the peace in the vicinity
of 10Th street by making an attack ON Lettv Hen.
age, who in the encounter was left with a black
eye. Witnesses deposed that Alexander was endea-
vorng to dpossess his wife of her hold on vitality
and the vaDities incident to this life by means of
rope which he had affixed to her neck. He tried
lame defence. by saying that he was only prevent
lug the consummaton Of such plan originating
with herself As previously indicated, he suffered
from too much proof to the contrary.
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KENT, PAINE i co.
III MAIN STREET. G

Vx1V U IS. IN IFJIN HAS HOW OH HNnd n VX
EA large and varied assortment of CHINA
GLASS and EARTH lIENWA ARE, embracing almost
every variety of article in his line of business Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASTORS, SPoINS and
FORKS: Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urns.
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS. CANDELABRAS.-
Also. Green and Black TEAS Of the beet quality at
New York prices. All of which ls is warranted in
saying he can sell rs low any house in Iceity.-
To country merchants he is prepared to dfer fine
assortment of goods suitable to then trade and is de-
termned not TO be undersod by iShy other house. A
call with view TO an examination of his stock and
prices is respect ctfully solicited, serlo-2m
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Hvsr1Nos CouRr.-Mr. John Creme,

HBsTINGs CoURT.-Mr. John Creme,
merchant of this city, who was indicted not long
since for resisting Richard u. sanxay, sealer Of
Weights and Measures, In the legal discharge OF
his duty, was yesterday tried before this COURT
The question at issue was whether Mr.. Sanxay
came within the time two years. prescribed BY
law when he presented himself at Mr. Gremes
store, and was refused permission TO seal his
weights aud measures by that gentleman. The
jury found Mr.. Creme guilty thereby sustain
ing the Interpretation put on the law by Mr. Sanx-
ay The court taking different view Of the mat
ter. Immediately set aside the verdict and 20 the
matter at present stands -f+-.t
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LANES NJ. GARTER. HOUSE. SIGN

0RN NAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
GhkZIER corner fth and Franklin streets. opno-
site the Exchange iIoteThe subscriber avaiis him
sci OF this method, to return his thanks to hi.
age they have bestowed ON him during the last 81
teen years. He therefore fatters himself that bv
strict attention 70 business endeavering ALWAYS 10
Please, to merit continuation of their fayors Lie
has on hand considerable stock Of fresh matefIIls
such as LEADS, ZINCS, VARNISIIES, WIND0W
GLASS, DRY PAINTS, &c, which he would be
pleased to work mp on the most favorable terms for
cash, or on the usual time to punctuai payers
Having had so much complaint about closing nv
doors and with other business) the subscriber has
secured the services of MIR. SAM'L f. SNYDER
who will always be there to receive orders from my
patrons oc l-dim
pESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
Ietaurant situate1 under the Odd Fellows Hall il
offered FOR SALE with all of the Stock, Fixtures
and the Key Of the house. Apply to
oc S-ts JAS. WARRINGTON
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

TANhft, NI3INIU CU., NO I43 Eagle SnuArp
are in receipt Of splendid stock of Fall and inter
Goods. COMPRISING the newest AMI most elega MT
sty les OF DRESS GOODS, stock of servants Cloth
ing, Blankets &C., &c, ali Of which will be sold at
low prices.
Black and Colored Silk Robes
Do do Robes A'Qrlle
Mouslin do do
Rich Bayadere, Plaid and Chene Silks
Do Printed Mousns and Cashmeres
Plain Mouslins and Merinos
Boinbazlnes, A1pacas and Tainise Cloth
Mantillas, Shawls and Scarfs
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Gtmpure, Honton and Valencieanes Lace Sets
Musiin Gimpure, Honton, Cambria and Linen
Muslin, Cambria and Linen Sets
Mourning Sets and Collars
Emb'd, Iem'd, Tuck and Plain L. c. Udkfs.
Brown and Blcached Shirtings and Sheetings
Satinets, kerseys, Fulled Cloths and Linseys
Bed and Servants Blankets, &c, &c.
PARKER, NlNMO j. CO,
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HEAD QUARTERS-FALL GOODS.

IL Is57-The subscriber has received his fall sup
ply Of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods:
also, his stock of Fall Cloths, Cassineres Sestngs,
&c. &C.. of the latest and most fashionable styles
which he is prepared TO make to measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest and most approved
style and cut and workmanship, to be surpassed by
none. +. IL. SPENCE,
Sc "a No. la, corner Of Main aud 18th sts.
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DOGGETT 8 ANDERSON.

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
IL French and American Paper Haugings all quail
titles Floor l Cloths, Curtain Goods, Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings, AMI many
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
max. to order Feat her Beds, Bosters and Pillows
CurIed Hair and Shuck Mattrassss of the best Qna
ty and all other work in our line, executed by the
most competent workmen, with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
is resnnctfnlly solicited. se 2s-am
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NJ B. DICKINSON.
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, VINES LIQUORS. AND
,x.,,-.-, SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Dates.
Prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds, Filberts, Wslnuts, Pecans, Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
80 baskets Hiedseck, Munns aud Star Cham
pagne.
IS Or pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
% half United Vineyard Hennessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy
5000 Genuine Havana Cigars
Holland Gn Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey
Old Jamaica, N. +. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Whiskey ~
SWAREH0UsE, No. 3, 18th street,
au 2i7-2m Richmond "a
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BUEIICHEK, IMPORTER \ n d
~. DEALER IN TRIMMINGS. WORSTED.
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST, !
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CHILES Il CHENERY,
Double Zephir Worsteds in all Imaginable shades
Single Zephir Worsteds in all Colors
Shetland Yarn for knitting nubias, white and col.
ored
WEte and colored Yarn, in all sizes
Black and colored Velvet Ribbons {qualte de Paris)
SILK ErlngeS from IS to S. per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles. Sc 25-lm
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ARREST AND DIscHAkuK 0vs A d6uprOsxD
ABDUcrEE on U. 8 FuSps-.l large crowd gathered
at the Mayors easce yesterday, IN eossesssnss OF
Of those concerned in robbing the safe Of the Cue
tom House OF $2D,6Ss, on Monday nifht fast n
viii be remembered that the robbers used : Num-
Der ofstone cutters tools in peryesrntipg the Iarce
n.y. Scmes IL not sllof them. were lcft behind; and
as two Of them were stamped with the name q
Peter yandevclte, who was known 10 work Tor Mr..
John W. Davies, that individual was taken IN ems.
tody Tuesday evening, by the police, on suspieion
Of being concerned In the afair. ysDdevslts, who
Is . native Of Belgium, was found at his boarding
house by the officers. The following testimony
shows bis connection with the affair:
VIM. NJ. Harrison detailed the circumstances con-
nected with the robbery, such ~ prying the door
open, money gone, situation Of that iefs condition
Peter yandcvelte the accused being interroeateG
by the Mayor) said he knew nothing Of the aflAir;
had worked with some Of the tools on Saturday.
sna IN. ON Monday missed long Eraver lsmshs the
iotl nsed In making flowers, which he bad occasion
ior tnot DAY and conidn't find. ,.s
az, y. Me,hntock, employed by Mr.. Davies, testified
sa sna. ne ioeked up the shop at the marble yard
Monday he found the fastuings Of one Of ths win.
dows taken on and gone, and the window omen.
,9Do. w. Davies testified that the maiiet and
three OF the chiscls belonged to w. two Of them 70
hiniseIf and one had tue stamp Of McCloy ana
Shaw omit Mr.. n. also said that v. hsd Gorhss
Tor him since April last, and was q steady and
faithful workman. e ~ .s
sandeyelte in reply to q question of the Mayor
rs TO whether he had any witnesses, said he had
Rome and did not know what witnesses TO retL
"The tools were as good ia the street when
locked up in the shop" Somebody had taken
lnef.i, Tor he missed the grayer which be wanted
IN his work, and then he was "taken up1 1t win
appear from the foregoing that the only ground OF
suspicion against him was the fact that hs owned
.he tools Tor portion Of them) used By the rob
oefs' and which, so far the testimony shows,
-. fa~ - y.
,nose who did effect the robbery. The accused was
discharged from custody. al -,frSsp :, - -
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BROAD Rock RAoEs--SEcosp Day
There were two races at this course Yesterday ,hs
nrst OF which was for the Proprietor's Purss NJ
$500, two mile heats, and the second sween.t.ka
for two years old colts and fIlies, single dash of
mile, 500 entrance, half forfeit
For the Proprietor's Purse there were three en
tries-shockoe, Mat Spangler aud Sonoma. Mat
was the favorite at the start, hut he was beatsn
easily by shockoe in two straight heats. We ar-
pend summary: t'Il ."f
Second Day--first Race-Proprietor' Purse 1900.
two mile heats. ~ rs Al ~N'
James Ialieys ch. IA. Shockoe years old. nv
Tally.llo, dam Betsy White......,....1
John Camptelfs b. x Mat Spangier. 4 ears Old
by iah. .io dam seven u ......-.... "a. .,,2 q
Bowie q HalPs ch. IN. Sonoma years u,d. by
Register Dam by Steet... a DR.
Tme--3:f9; $40. w
iScond Race.-Sweskstake for colts and fllies. .
years old single dash of a mile, 500 entrance,
half forfeit
Thos. Doswell's ch. f. by Revenue, dam Virginia
ray
Calvin Greens e. by Glencoe, dam by Grey Ea-
james Taley's b. f. by Chde Harold. dam by
l. Hawkins b.. T. by BOsten Jr dam by imp Pri-
H. ii. Dickinson's s. c. by hevenue, dam by Pa
Time-l:55.