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Wednesday Morning, April II, 1887.
IMPORTANT MEErISG-Ata large and

IMPORTANT MEErlSG.-Ata large and
earnest meeting Of the Freedmen of Au-
gusta, Monday night, conservative rcsolu-
tons were adopted unanimously. Philip
Rosselle, colored conservative, an honest
man, and Rev. Dir. Brackets white, Super
inteudent of Schools, were appointed Del
egates to the Convention in Richmond
A resolution requesting Gen. Ecfols and
other prominent citizens, to address the
colored people, was unanimously adopted
We have not space for a full report. The
colored people have done well, as we OK
Iec.ed. White men do your part
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RUSSIAN TREATMENT OF THE Poles.
Russia is greatly admired by some peo-
pie in the United States, but this admira-
ton can scarcely be caused by the treat
ment Of the Poles BY their Russian con.
Jurors. a recent official return states
that since 1868 no less than 1852 in
habitan;s Of the Polish provinces of Rus
STA, including 1874, women, have been ban.
shed to Siberia, $3.50 to the steppes OF
the ural, and 1866. including 2lS VIC.
men, to the interior of Russia. Besides
these, 2.416 Poles have been sent to the
penal regiments, aud I,468 hanged and
shot for political offences.
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THE GREAT NEUraAL-John Minor
Bolts, the the great neutral" during the
war, says '.he can stand heap" but he
can't and won, stand" the constant coup,
ling of his name with Hunnicut's by the
papars-its ''too hualiliating" &c lie
also says he never had that interview"
with General Schoield. reported by the
New York Herald After all this. We are
happy to say, the world still moves aud
Southern papers flourish just as they
did when the great neutral did the
honors of his Confederate scripmansion, to
"Johney Reb' Or ''Yank" either
was protecting the said neutral in his
secluded but ''selfsacrifcing devotion to
the Union" We hope this exposition of
Mr.. Bolts s'situation" will relieve the
anxiety Of his friends, especially when
we assure them his bodily health is repor-
ted good, and his larder we'll supplied.
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MEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale Of a House and Lot

AS Commissioner Of the County Court,
will sell. on the 1lth of May, at II o'clock.
NJ, THE HOUSE AND LOT. metioned in the
quit of VIM Floyd and others VS.. Benz. Huff
man and others. The Lot contains over an
acre. and has comfortable Dwelling, Smith
shop and Stable upon it, and is all eligible
situation for u Mechanic.
TERMS: OnehaH the proceeds to be paid
in six, and the balance IN twelve months. with
bond and good personal secesity, the title to
be retained as ultimate security.
ELISHA J. BELL, Comr.
Apr;1 15-ttis
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Garden Seeds, by Mail.

We offer large and complete assortment
of fresh seeds, embracing
OVER $50 LEADING VARIETIES,
(including all the Novelties, which wo furn-
ish, carefully put up in packets,
BY NAIL. POSTAGE PAID,
at our catalogue prices.
All our seeds are carefully TESTED before
sending out, and are
WARRANTED TO GROW,
if properly planted and cared for.
Our NEW Priced Descriptive Catalogue is
mailed to any address, on receipt OF stamp
for postage.
EDWARD j. EVANS & CO.,
no. 8, N. George ST., York, Pa.
April 10 i'm
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The FArTEsT Hoes IN TIE WORLD
The District Hospital at Washington,
can boast Of the latest hogs in the World
The Superintendent accounts for it by the
rich Stops he receives from Willard 5
Hotel, at a nominal price. rs the Hotel
men know all spoons and other silver
iosnd i'll the Stops, will be returned =
Every day forty OF fifty spoons aud
ether articles are found. We coperatu
late them on the fact, that Beast Butter
devotes histine to Congress, and does not
drive thai. 'sN ilirart." ~ SCI
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THE NEW S.

THE N EWS-
The Norfolk Firemen are to be in Pc
tersburg en- the 25th instant.
The Petersburg Express was visited, on
Tuesday, by colorcd woman 112 years
old
Small pox is prevailing among the col
orcd people near Buckingham Court
House.
The people Of Charleston and Savannah
are indulging in ripe and luscious straw
berries.
Military commanders at the South have
been instructed not to remove the Cover
nors of States.
Dr. Norman, of Salem. has sold his
residence in that town to Professor Davis
for 81, 900.
Two prominent gentlemen Of Farmville
will address the coloscd people of that
town, by invitation.
Both houses Of the Wisconsin Legisla-
ture have passed . woman suffrage consti
tutional amendment
General Sher;dan's order for the regis
tration OF voters in Louisiana and Texas
was issued on the 10Th.
A postoffice has been established at
Second Creek, Greenbrier county with
Robert Patton as post master.
A feast given by the ladies Of the Me.
thod;st Church Abingdon, to raise funds
to repair their church, nettcd s3l4
A company of Brownlow's home guards
is being raised in Jonesboro, Tenn, and
is to be stationed at Bristol.
Capt. Hacker has been nominated by
the Radicals of Washington county, as
their candidate for the Legislature.
The vote in Baltimore, Wednesday, on
the convention resulted in majority OF
1868 in favor of it, The vote was small
Texas letters say that the Indians are
assembling in large bodies On the frontier
and numerous outrages committed daily
Rev l.. ". Erwin, OF Harrisonburg
Va, has been called to the charge of Mid
die street Presbyterian church, in Norfolk
Va.
The income returns throughout the
country, as far as sent in, are said to
average but onc-half the returns Of last
year.
The RECEIPTS from licenses for selling IL
quor in New York, during the year en-
ding March 80, amounted to $685.
1896.
Felex G.. Hansford, Esq, an aged and
prominent citizen Of Kanawha county
died at hisresidence, near Clifton, on the
ed nit.
A company Of New York capitalists
have purchased the old Capitol, used as a
prison during the war, and will convert i,
into hotel.
Hon David F. Caldwell, Judge Of the
Superior Court in North Caroliua, died
in Salisbury last week, from stroke Of
paralysis.
Over three hundred applications have
been made to the Hon. W. H. Smith, of
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the beuft of the
bankrupt law.
Southern printers agree to set thou
sand ems each towards Artemus Ward 5
monument. They ask Northern printers
to do the same
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, passing through
Goldsboro,' North Carolina, few days sin
ce, received handsome SUN in green
backs at the depot.
. s
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COULDN'T TELL-A colorel witness
was exaininedin Washington City Court
to prove the identity OF white man, the
other day District Attorney '*Dd you
see the man ?" Yes sar. I seed himy Was
he a white man?' sDon'tno sar!' WAS he
black 2 Don't no sar!" District Attor-
ney: 800 you tell me- you saw thenan and
can't say whether he was white or black?'
';Yes sar, seed him, but darcs 50 many
white fellers c4lliu demselves 'niegers'
round here I can't tell one from tod er !"
Witness Observation-Disclosures satisfac-
tory.
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THE DIGNITY OF TIE TH1NG.-Col J.
A. Orr, of Miss, gallant soldier and
the leading raaa Of his section. comes out
sqsarely for action. in an able and clio
quent speech. he talks like the man We
know him to be, and does net lniucc his
words. Speaking Of the dignity" Of
those who favor the inaetion policy, he
says: 1T reminds him of the dignity Of
The goose iii a stern, who would not seek
shelter when offered tut persisted rather
chan nsove" Even the storm Of Rad;.
cal asstte offers rs 4 shelter VIII YOU
accept it Oh lsuit.4to tho seoSo1
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LatHkio Tobacco.

Introduced by the celebrated Traveller,
Bayard Taylor, from Mt. Lebanon. rhe
finest Smoking Tobacco known-it is descrih-
ed by Mr. Taylor as '.soft. aromatic, and of
delicious odor, resembling that of dried ro-
ses;" maturing re,y carly. seed sown as late
as June will perfect Il crop. We offer choice
seed of this valuable variety, from seed Of
Mr.. Tay lor's own raising. Price, (by mail,
postage paid % cents per packet
EDW'D ]. EVANS g. CO.,
No. 8 N. George Street, York, Ia.
Anr;l 10-Im
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A QUESTION FOR BOYS AND Girls
How can 45 be divided into four such
parts, that if to the first you add 2, the Sc
cond you multiply by two, from The third
you substract 2, and the fourth you divide
by 2, the quotient in all shall be equal.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-17
Tildcn Tomato Seed.

We offer select seed of the '.Tiden" saved
from perfect fruits. The ecrlsness, smoothaess
and handsome appearance, grcai so'.dity aid sx-
perior quaissy OF this new variety combine TO
render it the most raluab1e Tomat now in Gull
tivation. Price. (by mail postage free. cocts
per packet. EDW'D J. EVANS. l. CO.,
No. 9 N. George Street, York, Pa.
April 1O-lm
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control the negro vote-their interests are
with US, and the masses will vet, with US
We returned home after an absence OF ten
days, perfectly delighted with our trip.
and prouder than ever OF our native Val
ley. STAUNTON.
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April slim
PLASTER!
A CHALLENGE.
A Challcuge!

We arc now manufacturing CORN fLAN-
TER, with fertilizer attachment, which for
accuracy and regularity of work, we challenge
all competition 1t is geared machine and
does not sow but drops the corn. The roller
runs Oh the corn, OF not. as may be desired,
1t drops no corn while turning at end OF rows.
Price 5000 Heac1nowiedge no equal! Try
il farmers in need Address, d.
|. :. - =. -@.. MOVERS & JONES,
.S@ Gordoasviilc, Va.
April l0-5A A@s7>a -ss-~'
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The Radicals have broken down the
first line Of Conservatism in this country
property III slaves. The e1t,they say, is
property in non-taxable bonds, created by
statute law. ':Revolu,ions never go back
wards" is the motto of the party of great
moral IDEAS" We will see.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-17

DEMoaALlzaNa.- On Monday night, at
10 o'elocl. the !4yeeam decided the -qles
:ion-''siS a lie Unstable under any Cir
cuuistances' 10 the Affirmative. III on>e
orr S:aid and scgiI i Town clock ssfues,
Is, ant. has continued TO lie ever siuce.
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New JeW1yf.y.

we nave JUS; received another beautiful az.
sor.ment OF Jewelry, which we are confident
VIII not 1all to please all that swiil take q
LOOK It, For articles we recommend we
Will give written guarantees. and our prices
we Know Will give satisfaction.
April LIFT
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There are applications on file for par
don from 1873 former United States off
GERS, 45 former members of Congress, and
l04 prominent Confederate officers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-17

"a LEErLE TOO LATE BYAJUG FULL"
The following. from the Wig. applies
TO number of folks, besides Gov. shar-
key.
Only a few weeks before the collapse
Of the Confederacy. Humphrey Marshall
made a stirring speech in the House OF
Representatives, in which he said he was
just beginning to get angry" 1t is so.
apparently, with Governor sharkey. He
bore with signal composure the long cata-
loene Of Ills of which the South was the
subject before the war. and the nonstrous
usurpations Of Federal Government in in
itiating and waging the war, and now,
since the mischief is done and incurable,
since the Republic exists no longer except
in name, and the constitution is thrown
aside as waste paper-six years, too late:
he has become alarmed for the States, con-
cerned about the constitution, wonders at
the supiness of the people, &c, &c. We
have great respect for Governor Sharkcy,
but We think he has been too slow by sew
eral years in getting angry
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-17
Patent Hoop Skirt,

/. Just the thing that has been wanted can be
made large or small instantly, and is sold as
cheap as any other kind. Call and see them
at G. HlRSH g. co.
April lift
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NEW ADvERTisEMfKTE.
>1aassen and Flower Seeds,
ohNAMENTAL SHRUDgEhY
and
PIONEERING PLANTS.
ALLAN g. JOHNSON,
sEEDAsN, NURSERYMEN & FLORISTS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

uam attention to their very extern siye and
superior stock of Garden and Flower Sod.
Oil OF winch have been tested and are ,an
r "a 10 DC fresh and genuine and are off,
ra AZ Wholesale and retail on the most fvnra
usa aAe ana stock s. Of Towering plants is the lar
ses! anu most complete ever off erred in ".
g s, embracing more than a hundred s; s
unct varieties OF Verbenas and Roses lis a.s-
CT with free assortment OF liclio,r"rs, 'ogs'A-
NUNS, Salevias, Laretanas, Petan,tps r rera-
sIas, Cenefarias, Cnlleolarias. Bonv.,a uen-
fhloxes' Pinas, Pansies Dielytras. DaI,;as'
Jassamncs, iioneyshchlcs, Clematls. Sn;raas'
ana everything usually found in a frst.clas,
Florists establishment '"''
Seed, forwarded by mail to any addrcs,
ana plants carefully packed and forwarded
with dispatch. ""'u'u
Catalogues Of Garden seeds and Flowor;,u
plants and Flower seeds sent upon applica,ion'
Address, ff"oA'
ALLAN & JOHNSON.
L. o. Box, 43S,
April 17-1m. '"'"on" +.
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Especially for Ladies.

Call and see our beautiful assortment of
Sun Unbrerellas, made at our factory in Phil
adelphia, which arc sold very cheap by
HIRSH & co.
April lift
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April 15-t,
Boot Making,

T. ". Nixon will make to order, as good IL
Calf Skin Boot, as any made in S.aunsor, at
$500 per pair. Call at the corner of New
and Court House streets, opposite Va. Hotel
and examine stock. Shoe uppers FOR sale
April 17-tf
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S00 ysS.

100 dozen richly scented Honey, Glycerine
Eide Flour. and Brown Windsor Soaps. box
es genuine English CASTLE Soap. For sale by
DR.. WAYT s. BRO
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Something Nice,

The Patent Hinge Photographic Album
which should be in every family, sold very
cheap by &. HikSH & co.
April l7-tf
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THE RUSSIAN possEssIoSs.-This i'm
mense Territory will soon be added to the
United States. The snow ball started by
our forefathcrs is rapidly becoming en-
Avalanche in size. The British possess.
ions next then Canada, Mexico and Cen
trail America and then, look out for the
crash 1t is inevitable
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Coal Oil.

We are still selling the best article of Non
Explosive Coal oil by the barrel o: gallon, at
the lowest market latea.
DR.. WAYT & BRO.
April l7-tf
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Tea.

Another chest of thar superior Gunpowde
Tea, just received by 49,
II - > - - y DR.. WAYT / BRO.
April l7@f &ses' So so
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For Rent.

In the suburbs of the town. house con-
tanning FIVE rooms, an acre of ground attach
ed. Price, SIS month. Apply to
II. NJ. BELL.
April list
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IsO1afffes.

The earliest seed Potatoes for sale by
April lift
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The Immortal J. n, it is said, is to
meet iiunnicutt in Richmond soon The
Examiner says when such men meet, tco:s
will learn wisdom. s-- Sa@
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-17
FANCY BAZAAR STopc

Gabriel has once more sou,d.S h;s
and to- the people stand amazed Al bnho..i,,.'
the tremendous stock of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
zaar Store h"-
, our stock embraces JeweIry. Hoop Skirts
Doo's SHOES Hats. Soaps, Pertumery, Sta.
'iohefy, tents Furnishing Goods ana in fact
day. "Ao'0
This Busle is the key note to your fpture
prosperity and renown Rally to It's cali, T,
is only sounded about once in =. cen,n,n .,s
enrlches the whole community. Millions ara
saved by purchasing The cheapest and best
GOODS, which can BE- had at WV
HlRSH & LOEB'S,
firm Of Hirsh i Co.
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ALEXANDRIA CARDS,
Guan0!!

GUANO!
GUanO.!
GuanO!!$
We offer No. Peruvian Guano. Fowle 4
Co., Soluble Phosphated Peruvian Guano,
Fish Guano, and all other kinds Of Fertilizers
in this market.
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
No. Prince Street,
Alexandria,
April Slim
PLASTER!
plaStcr!!
PlAstcr!!&
600 Tons Soft Blue Windsor Lump Plas-
ter, and also ground ditto, in Barrels, all
2240 pounds. for sale ny
.sHOOE WEDDERBURN,
No. 2 Prince Street,
Alexapdria.
April slim
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April 17-1m.
The Eugle has Sounlse6f

VOTERS
RAAAI! RALLYH R1LLY,,!
Vote early, vote often and vota lot,
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GARDEN SEED.

April 10-tf
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April l7-tf
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quotes the following lines upon uoa,aa:
'.Away-away-yo our smiles a curse,
0, blot me from the face Of men;
Kind, plying Heaven, by death or worse,
II. ever love such M:ngs again"
Winchester is going ahead. and with the
return OF Spring the music Of the mechan
lc is head, and everything is beginning
to put on a cheerful face Several fine
brick buildings have been erected at the
Depot. and the rubbish was being removed
from the burnt space opposite the hotel,
to make way for a magnificent structure
to be built by the Masons. The battle
fields beyond are all in cultivation, and the
plow is sunk deep into the soil, enriched
by the blood Of hundreds, yea thousands;
and all regardless Of the terrific engage
ment, the rattle ofmusketry, clank Of steel
and boom Of cannon, which almost rent the
heavens, and heightened from their rest
ing places the Nynlphs aud Maids, are as
merry as marriage bell"
We conyersed freely with many Of the
leading men along the Valley upon the
topics Of the day. and there was only one
opinion expressed. That in the present
crippled and impoverished condition OF the
country we want rest and quictude from
politics, and the many evils 1t ongenders
and capital to deyelopc the resources OF our
highly favored land and disennbowcl the
yastness Of its mineral wealth. To accom-
plish this We must reconstruct upon the
best terms We can, and they regard the
Sherman bill the only basis. The soldiers
say, that The mere fact Of "Incle Boil"
tavoriny a Convention is enough for them.
40 doubt Is entertained Of ous ability to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-12
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Eegister.l

FLORENCE, August lO.-Dispatene'
state that considerable cholera Is raging
at Palermo.
Sr. PETERSBURG, August l0.-The wal
between Russia and Bokhara has ter
minated. A treaty OF peace was con-
cluded yesterday.
LONDON, August lO.-Later dispatches
from the scene of the recent railway ac-
c,dent at Brayhead indicate tnat 'he
first account was greatly exaggerated
Only a portion of the train left the track
Three coaches were precipitated into
the sea. Four persons were killed out
r;ght, Ii is thought many were danger
oasly injured. Nearly everybody on
the train was either killed or injured.
PARIS, August 10.-The Turkish Ad-
miral recently forcibly took n dispatch
from n servant of the United States
Minister resident, Edward Joy Morris.
II is reported that Morris has since laid
the case before the Turkish government
and demanded redress for the outrage.
The reply of the Sublime Porte has nov
transpired. co..
LIvEEroor, August ~, Noon.-Cotton
firmer and more doing; quotations I'M
changed. The weather is favorable for
crops. Peas 42s. Other articles unal-
tered.
ANTWERP, August lO.-Petroleum Hat;
42s2d.
LONDON, August 10, , p. M.-Consols
9Is; United States bonds 734; Erie 454;
Illinois Central ~; Atlantic and Great
Western 22i. Breadstuffs firm. Pro-
visions firm. Mess pork advanced to
rs.
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From san Frnnrisco.

SAN Francisco, August lit is re-
ported that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company Will establish calling stations
for the outward hound China steamers
IT Brook Island, Midway, Japan.
Capt. SandfOrd, Commanding nj camp
Mcdowell, Arizona, denies to Governor
Mccormick that captured Indians have
been eGslaved, sold or given up for
slaughter to other tribes and demands a
court of inquiry.
The Savage Mining Company declared
II dividend i'll July of two hundred and
fifty dollars per foot, amounting to two
hundred Thousand dollars in gold.
The receipts of wheat for the week
ending yesterday was about u quarter of
ambition sacks, being the largest ever
Know for the same period. The large
demand for expectation quicken receipts
and stifenS price. There are tive! ty-
five vessels loading for foreign aud east :,
ern ports. Sales "f prime to choice at
Sual So.
The bark, Goodale arrived from Rail
timOre.
Legal tenders are quoted at 72a72l.
SAN FRANCISCO. August S.-Goveruor
Stanley addressed a large meeting here
last night in opposition to MessrS. Cor
ham and Camgresie's policy of recon-
struction, but ignored the qualification
of suffrage.
One death from yellow fever occurred
in Resaea yesterday, being the first ever
known in this part of kesaea, several
miles from the city. ,ts..
The grape crops are very large.
Wheat unchanged.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Death OF Judge Schr,,xham-Poiice
Court Items-Ex- 1lGerman Fox

New YORK, August A-The Hon. VIM
NJ. Schrugham. uiie of the Judges of the
Court of Appeals, died yesterday after
noon nj his residence i'll iOnkers.
Albert F.. DenniSOu. clerk i'll the
First National Bank OF Brooklyn, made
complaint ut the Tombs Police Court
yesterday against Harriet sherman ard
Julia Judd, for robbing him of $1,000 in
4 house of ill-fimc.
John Hertz and Theodore H. Schultz
were locked up for trial yesterday by JUS
tice Bowling at the Tombs Cour; Oh n
charge of completely in the robbery of
\ porter i'll Exchange Place in january
last, when Sl0,lS0 III gold certificates
were carried of in open day light Both
of the accused had possession of some
of the certificates aEd negotiated the
sale of the same.
The Herald's MinOla, Long Island,
special says: EX-Alderman Fox, Presi-
dent of the South Side railroad, who
was injured there OH the railroad last
Monday, is still III prccarious condi-
ton. He was considerably bruised
about the body but it is thought that
he received no internal injuries, and
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The accident has been unfortunate for
the South Side railroad, which was
about commencing operations, Mr.. Fox
being the chief manager Of the enter.
prise.