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DR.. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES, LOCK HOSPITAL,
4 Custom house street, New Orleans, (essab-
lishsd 1850, for the LAST eight years located IN
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try in the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASE, can be conncenttaly consulted az
his Office and paFlors. d and % Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or by letter
Post0fics Drawer S63.
DR.. JAMES treats CHRONIr, MERCURIAL,
SYPHILITIC, bLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS of a con FAGIOUS We
out the use Of mercury, iodtde of p0iasser erse-
pie or any poison, bat with bis NEUlRA /
ZER. a positive cure Tor all humors and blood
S0RGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought On by abuse OF the or
.aus. early tndtscreuOns, excuses, or entatled
Il, rsditarIy, causing less Of memory, eCnju-
SION. depression, d1mnss Of vision and Often-
times Insanity, with a depiorable train OF other
SYMPTOMS. treated and radically cured Dy an
iafaUfbla method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar to the sexual orgsns. OF a
private charaster, radically and permanently
Old diseases Of the most no Fibls class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blotcbes on the face, small Watery b~Esters,
pains in the head and bones. 9leeEatea tnrGst
tOgether with an endless numDeTOf sunerings.
efectuany and permanently cured.
Dr. JAMES Is Oy the press OF
the country, by professors of medical colleges,
ard by the medical profession generally.
Those AFFLICTED should apply to him, and be
cured at once.
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex, causes, effects and their remedies, ompue
from an experience Of twenty years practice
in the exclusive Treatment CT those diseases,
sent to any address. securely wrapped. Price
one Dollar. Pamphlet on SPERMAToKRHEA.
or one on SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope
dress DR.. JAMES, POstofhcs Drawer 5s6s. Chi
csgo, Illinois. sePLfu
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DRUGS, ETC.
r
IlfFnaTy and Drug Store,
Sos. 40 and ~ North Cour4 So,


DR. RUSSELLS -DIEPENSARY AND IN
A. FIEMARY, the lsrgest and oldest tnstItu-
L10n of the Kind in the southwest, established
IN 1853, pleasantly located 81 Nos. 40 ana AZ
north side Of Court Square, Memphis Tenn, Is
Gpen fer the reception OF patients desiring
treatment aud the comforts OF a home while
the Office or by letter, II desired. Dr. RUSSELL
is acknowledged by al parties Interested as
by aar the list SUCCESSFUL PH1SICIAS
In the treatment of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough End permanent cures gusTan-
teed In every Gaze, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONOERHEA and cured
IN . few days, without the use OF Mercury,
chsngs Of diet, or hindrance from BUSINESS.
SECONDARY SEEHILI5; the last vesttge
eradicatsd without the use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss OF semen stopped In q short
time. Sufferers from ImpObency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored TO free vigor in 3 lev
weeks. Glset or GOnOErhea OF lOEg standing,
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
m~anentIy and speedily cured BY new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABU8Eand excessive
VsneTy, suffering nom 5PERMATORRHEA
aud loss of physical SD mental power speed
LIZ and permanently cCre1.
s8- An consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GSut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, Ste, treated by the aid OF
Electro Magnetic EatteTy.
Ofdce hours from , Am. to l pm, and nom
2 N Z pm
Those wishing to purchase Drugs. Family
Medicines, PaTiumery, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
would 10 well to call at RUSSELLS DBUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. q
North Court street, under the DtsP-Dsary.
jeE
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NuEh wHHHa HuTr- Z Ta1s

NHshNlIIe, July I, L5oa
I, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the New York
Lie Insurance Company, located at new York,
in the state of New YORK, has produced %
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
panT has complied with gil the require
ments OF the laws OF the State OF Tennessee Inn
posed on Insu rance Companies, and I further
certify that & CsskIN, Agents OF
said Company, has also complied with the re-
QuiremenUs OF the laws OF the State, made
ana provided in such eases:
Wherefore, said New York Life Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business OF insurance in this state, AZ
Memphis, Tenn.
sEALi g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
By PLUNkEE.
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First Monday Of January, A.D lsee,

1t being the 4th day or January, 1883, N
public auction, 70 the highest bidder. for cash
IN hand, ali the land in said decree mentioned
and described h follows, tO-rtt. beginning
two chains and sixty-nVs links west OF the
southeast corner OF section IS ia township Is
5 2 west. At a stake bearing trees maple,
marked oV WITH a CT eros Se Is ineSA IN aiSmessr ;
ssapsS sGgI Inc e y east Chains p nH and t 3 INK, T 70 t Ps
southwest corner OF section Is and the south
east corner OF section 35 corner red oak IS
Links thence north on section line Id chains
TO stake Ia field thence west 40 hains 20 stake
half mile cerner Of sections 70 and q gum Is
inches in diameter, bearing north 81, west %
links thence east 81 chains ana 3 links % q
mulberry post on bank OF Gid k1ver Lake :
thence meaDderfng Lake south zS0 east 8 chains
and y links 10 stake Z, tnence s4uth u ~. east
~ chains 50 links 20 stake: thence south EP.
east Il chains and g links 10 stake; thenoe
south Sc, west leaving stakel s. chains and -
links 70 stake thence south IS S7S', east 81
chains to staks Themes south 20 %. east u
chains and 50 Inks 70 point OF beginning, con-
tanning nine hundred 800 acres OF land, being
situate and lying in township I6, south, range
2 west. Also the following lands bo-wtt: West
part Of " " Z Of section 3 " OF bayou ERL.
" W = or section 3. l. OF BAY on < ri = ; "
4 s se & : ? F" see z ,. see zsssioS 4 +
n, r Z "; east y section IS, 7 IS, = b W.
Also W y section y; Y r frl.A Of same section !
Sc 4 same section and s " III. u section 2, 7
Is ) K 2 west, containing, with the 80 acres
above described, twenty-ssveQ hundTed C55O01
acres. more or less All OF The above described
land fronts on Lake Chicot, about ~ miles
from Lake Village, IA said county Of Chicot
and State OF Arkansas. and the same VIII be
sold in block or In quantities to suit pur-
chaserx in order 70 carry out said decree This
Is one OF the most Valuaole tracts Of land in
the South, about 1000 acres OF which are in a
higd STATE of cultivation. n improvements
are a hne Steam Gin in good order, two good
Dwelling Houses and brick quarters, sufaeient
to accommodate 100 hands
Sale VIII axe place az u o'clock 10. on said
day. l. d. SPRINGER,
ComnrizGdner.
H5-Cfreiunaii Weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and send Dill to lhis Office. aus
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THE WEEKLY PAN0Ll STIR

Is RUbIlshEO 4NA SEXTON QE aOUN
try entirely trio0taTy 10 Memphfs- end roe
a circulation unsurpassed by any ola, 80
dfum Of tha5 Aind IN North Mississippl 49,
shauts and Dos.hess men geneysliy. VIII nd il
Address Pamela STAR,
o.s HaEola, Axs.
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College Of the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

THE object OF this Institution Is TO anord
students the means OF acquiring q taorouRh
collegiate educattOn, whilst the CommereizI
Department 0ders rars advantages to young
men deslrcEs Of entering on mercantile Pur-
suits.
The next Session win shs last
HONDA in August
Applicants for sdmission viii do well ts Be
In time. FOR particulars address
aul2 Pm BROTHkR EDWARD, President
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bIAIA O NV YORK,
City and County Of New York.
/. MORRIS FRANKLIN, OF said city, Presi-
dent OF the New York Lie Insurance Com
pany, being duly affirmed, doth declare and
say that the ABOVE statement Of the condition
OF the said Company, on the first day Of July
past, Is correct ana true, according to the best
OF his knowledge, instruction ana belief; and
that the assets of the said Company are at this
second day Of September, 1855, IN excess OF the
amount stated above.
ISisned1 K FRANKLIN, Pres't.
Affirmed this second day OF september, sos,
before me, J. ). WARE,
York.
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WOLVES
Schied m Schn

THE above Medicinal Beverage is mRnufae
tursd by the proprietor, at his disdilery, IN
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
1t is now some twenty years since The pro-
priGtor first introduced II to the American pub
lie, and during that time he hss received over
three thousand letters from physicians. tnaors-
ing 1t ss the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice
1t is made nom barley Of the finest quality
selected with great care from the prOoucts 0f
the most celeb rated grGtn-growinG districts, Is
favored with the essence OF the arona2Ee Juni-
per-berry Of Italy, and is Fectihed by a peculiar
process, whica expels nom the spirit every
acrid particle.
Asa means of preventing and correcting the
disagrSeable and often dan gerous effect pro-
dueed upon the stomach and bowels by Q
change Of water-s visitation 10 which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unesclimated persons
in the West. the South, and 0utnWe are Pc
culiarly Haole-tbe SCHIEDA4
SCHHAPPS viii be found absolutely 1nfal1ni9
while in cases of drop@y gravel, oostTuenonS o.
the kidneys, diseases of tbs bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL is recon1-
mended most emphaIfcaliy by the most dis
Tx gnished member OF the medical profession.
1t is put up in quart and pint bottles, IN
cases, with the maine Of the und Unsigned on
the bottle and cork, and q fac-simt 9 OF ais sig
nature on the label. For sale by all lrespeceaols
druggists and country merchants.
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Hf1'I1aLISsVN
HIT ToMLINaON & CO.,
OshefA Agents Ter tennessee, MlssIs.
q aiPpi, Arkansas and North
Alabama, d-3i3AE
No. IL Madison St., Memphis. Fe,n.

WANTE1)GAen Of good enaracta-
m.esnty ana enterprise, can secure Agsncies
~ ~ tns u~neecepted TERRITORY, by fnmediste an
NeiSp6is O. Toe ohej No Il As9ison street..
sepi9 3W
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IssoLUTIoNs


r,Hs Firm o. W. N. Eakfn & 90. vas d4s-
solved by nautual eonsens en- the 18th An
gust, Ises. Eitner party Ia authorized 10 sattle
the business OF The old frm-
All persons indebted &c the drm sf W. y.
Enkin q. are Fequestedt 20 come Onward y
settle without delay. The books and papers
viii be founda At the UnderWriters Warehouse,
". n. EAKIN,
A. COHNELL.
Memphis, September 1, 1853
The business viii be continued ct the cid
stand on ChickaSaw street, by A. Connell and
n. Connen, jr-, under the Hxn nams of A.
Council Co.
Memphis. September L lss& ssp2tf
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oO~misiOaer for rsnnesseo
STATE OF TENNFssEE
OoATTEoLLkR's OPFrcE

NAsHFiABE, July l,fSlN
ury, do hereby cefufy Ihat tue SSIOhs as
snal LIE Insurance Company, locaE aMn,
New York in the State OF Neys Vo.S q al
produced 70 me satisfactory eviASaeeSp 4 h@s
Company has complied with Al H. 2 ssld
ments OF the laws OF the Stale % = rv9ane
ther certify that H 4. TonIfnS j SOC M
M SAD company, has alsO corAoiisJ 1jiS 1hs
snd pT eent OF tne laws OF ths STATE. MADE
Sioos Mutual LifA In ~ .nee SSeElnore, sAa
Ssss of 70 ISse TiSks and trsnsact az ba nSs
Tenn. thls state, At Memphis,
q. ". BL 4CKBURN.
rr y PBfENk ErT.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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CoMMIssIoNER's SALE
Commissioned Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Cbicot Circuit
d Court On the Ckancery side thereof, rsn-
dered at the December Term. AID, 1897. Of said
court, in q certain suit therein pending,
wherein Richard R. Sessions was complainant
and Walter Sessions was defendant, the under
sisned. Commissioners appointed BY said Count
will sell On the
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FIBST-The name OF the Company is The New
York Life Insurance Company.
SECOND-No Capital stock,
THIRD
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES:
J.. The amount Of Liabilities due
and not due 70 Banks and ofber
creditors, dividends on policies &, us, 40
2 Losses adjusted and :
3 Losses adjusted and nos due
f. Losses IN adiusted
5 Losses in suspense waiting Tor $3.50 90
knGE
6. Al other claims against the toIS-
RRa ! ISabiItSss 5000 %
la otorks he-insurance and he
IT, eise Sl48.2S9 ~
risE, Sl0,0O0. 49, NHe
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EDUCATIONAL.
Prof. A. G.

GELECT Schsol for Bows viii be opsned N
y the Linden street School Building on Mon
DAY, 9th OF October. Until then, apply for
admission at the law o1ics OF 3. Z. BRTueI.
ESQ No. - MacisOa street. or thar Of Hessrs'
Heath, Lewis a Fraser corner OF Union and
second slreeS- sep27 2E
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STATEMENT OF The JUNDIIIUN
-OF THE
Globe Mutual Life
INSURANCE company
OF NEW YORK,
On the 10th Day Of September, 1865

AZ ~ @1a ~
Il MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IL il located IN New York.
The amount Of its Capital Stock is 800, O8S
ASSETS:
Cash on on hand and deposited--s u20y7 CS
Real Estate unencumbsrsd-nons
Debts due ths Company secured
BY mortgage on unencumbered
Real Estate, worth lg per cent.
more than the same is mortgaged
l0T-..---.-.....-... ....-s-.-.-.-....--- 22a.&0 90
DEBTS due the tOmp'Dy Otherwise
secured, loans on Us. Bonds. sI,sO %
Debts due the Company IOr pre-
miums. deferred Premiums" I5s99a O.
Agents aecount-~----.- 1858 Il
Bonds snd STOCKS owned 10y the
Company, per vouchers ecompa-
ny1ag, how secured, and rate OF
Interest thereon, tO-Wit:
U. g. Bonus, 1881
Binds registered,
IqSH7,COO Se5,55 90
U. :, 5-D 1907
BINDS REGISTERED,
l9R $3.50 1885 C.
TsgisteE'd, lOls-4O,Wo 4.75seo
n. York cOun-
" stock, regis
tered. 100 &C.,. 1000 lOUe %
brooklyn city
Bonds register
ed, l2 -- $500 $3.50 o. 555.sH s.
$3.50
All other securities y Srg "a
Total assets OfIhs Company togan-
ueEg l. .--.e 81 III Iv. 81
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FF01tcSt WtHdOtU UtUSSs
4 FULL assOrtB sntjust received, and nov
. "A oaeFeda At l0W prioss- Also. Builders Hard
!. RdBsfSs 4 BRADrE1. r5s1
- Second Street,
sep ~ Adams Block
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PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. n. A. KNOX VIII resume her school On
w MONDAY, September 7th, at her residence,
northeast corner OF Orleans and COurt EsreeE
extended Pupils viii he received and classsd
from September LIST. Terms modified 70 suit
the times. auIRsf
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ASSETS:
STATE OF New YORK,

~IsignedI MORRIS FRANKL1S, srest
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CHAEBER OF CoENERCE,
MEHPHIs, October 10, 1885,.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
Guy and DOnnty OF New YorF IS 81
John A. HaFdenbarg, Seeobd H. ps.s
dent and Henry {. Freeman, sscretsTV ofthe
New York, being duly sworn. deDose
tnSttne foregoing IS 3 fufl, true ana eSyTeSi
sseteLnent o. the anairs of the said com many
nae owner OF at least Che Hundred ThopsSnS
Doll1rs o. actual cash capital, Invested 10 sJste
Sond neo ss@tss STOCKS and bonds, or IN
Helsa Z Nofth aoublethe aufoaut forw 6ieb
w same Is mJrtgaged, and thgt they ar.s ne
S1ofo ueacIt5ed ofnc5rs OF said Insnr aoce
company sna that tue assets 1Sye not 49,
diminished, but nave nateff.fiv 49, 49,
Aboe the GATE of above Statement,
JOHN A. HARDEe BERG
HENRY C.. FREEMAN. SesST
subscribed aud sworn 70 before me- - s,,h
day OF september, 1858. - ky'h
tsAALI THOS SADLER
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e u R o p e

LONDON, Sept. 9.-On Monday night
the police arrested man named
Augustine Byrne at his lodgings in this
city on suspicion of connection with
the Fenian organization. He was ar
rangned for a preliminary examination
and the policeman who arrested him
testified to finding large quantity OF
small arms and ammunition secreted
on the premises. The prisoner was re-
manded for trial. Ie 80
JEFF Davis has arrived here from
Liverpool.
PANS, Sept. GA dispatch from
Madrid states that the Spanish govern
ment is taking extraordinary precau-
tions TO guard against any outbreak.
Many of the disaffected officers in the
army have been removed.
BRUSSELS, September 9.-An inter-
national convention of the working
men in Europe has been in session In
this city during the present week. The
attendance was large and the proceed
ings harmonious and orderly. 1t was
resolved that in the opinion of the con-
vention that workingmen cannot at
tain complete emancipation from the
expressions of employers through the
means merely of local strikes, that all
strikes should be subject to code of
uniform rules and regulations, that a
council of arbitration be formed to set
tie differences between the employers
and the employed, and finally that
trade societies be established in those
countries, when they do not now exist,
and that all such societies be organized
SO as to be able to act in close connec-
ton and concert with one another for
the general improvement of the status
oS the workingmen throughout Europe.
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL
RheeIinr VVhoIesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
September 8. 1865.

WEDNESDAY EVENING,
5la September 8, 1885, !
There is scarcely any. change to note
since onr last report. Flour is dull and
prices tending down. Provisions firm
at last weeks quotations. Choice But
ter is scaIse and prices well maintain
ed. We quote.
APPLEs-In good supply at prices
ranging from g 90 to IS so per bbl.
BUTrER-Choice Butter is scarce and
in good demand at 50 to 35c. ss
CoFEER-Rio, fair to good; 22a26c
Hummel's essence s. %; Felix's ex-
tract, 81 25.
CANDE1s-City mould tallow. 16ci
Star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 421<c; Cot
ton Batting 26aS5c; Candle Wick 45c.
CARBON oI-Slc; and charge for
paclxager. -..=-
CHREsE-Sales OF Western Reserve at
16c per lb.; Factory zoe.
Eaas-Scare, and sales at 15c.
FLoUR-The market is steady. We
quote family at Sill so; extra 50 75al0 25;
6up6Ehno 70 w.
GRAIN-Wheat-Th is fair de-
mand from millers and prices range
from 81 e0a2 90 for red. and g 10a2 sc
for white. Corn-In good demand al
81 o5a1 10 buying, and 20 selling
Oats-Prime qualities are firm at 60a55c
Rye-S1 GOAL %. Barley-Sl 75a1 IS.
HAY-Loose; timothy sells from
wagons at $40 per ton, for good quality
LARD-Leaf, tierces 19c.
LARD OIL-Extra 81 5Oa1 55. -..
MoLAssEs-Market unchanged; choice
New Orleans at eOc; Porto Rico s5c;
Baltimore syrup, 75asOc; New York do.
65a7Oc.
PRov1s1oNs-Steady but unchanged.
We quote shoulders.at 1454c; clear rib
sides 1711c; clear sides 1s1<c; sugar
cured canvassed hams 221Ec; family do.
2I1zc; mess pork $50 90. .-s
PorAToEs = Sales at 81 20a1 so per
bushel; sweet 50 5Oas 90 per bushel.
R1oE-Rangoon lie; Carolina 121zc.
SuaAR-Prices are steady. We quote
Porto Rico at 13a141<c; Cuba 1214ci re-
fined crushed 1870; A coffee 1615c; B dc
1910; Q do 15c; Y DO yelloW 4oIsc
soDA-Bl-carbonate soda Sci sal.sodn
sc; soda in papers 10c.
sTARcH-Foxe's. Sc. Glen Cove. 1S<c
Maizena, 1870. -. .--
sALT-Dairy.Ss 75; Ohio River 50 65.
SoAP-Family 611a71<c; German So
s1<c; Eastern Family 1Oa13c.,
SHOT AND LEAp-Bar leadI 12c; shot
50 % per. bag. ,,r- ..---s
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, Isl i4Oa1 75i
Young Hyson Tea, 81 4Oa1 60; Black
Tea, 9OcaS1 10. ....... ...-- l...- az
los and rs, 7Oa72c; bright rs and
los, $500; fig lump, 81 10; cut and dry
25c; common cigars, $1,000 per 1000
Garrett's snuff, 7sc; GarTett's snuff il
boxes, IS so.
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the ScuIIIng Race.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 9.-The sculline
race of five miles for purse OF S2,OO(
and the championship of Amrrica, be-
tween Henry Coulter, of Manchester
and Walter Brown, of Portland, to-day
resulted in favor of Brown by about
two minutes. The race which was
rowed six miles above the city, was
entirely fair and square. The most
reliable time given was thirty-three
minutes forty-tive seconds. being the
fastest lime on record. The weather
was unfavorable, drizzling rain all af-
ternoon, which, however, did not deter
the immense crowd along the river
awaiting with impatience the race,
which commenced at fifteen minutes
before six. There is great excitement
on the streets tonight. Result quite
unexpected.
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CANADA.

ToRoNTo, September S.-The express
robbery extraditlon case was up again
this afternoon. The magistrate pro-
missed a decision in the Thompson
Deboi case tomorrow. Morton and
Chas. Thompson were remanded till
Thursday.
Memorial from the distressed people
OF Red river was presented to the city
council last night asking for relief.
Gen. John G. Breckenridge and Jas.
w. Mason are here.
OTTAWA, Sept. S.-The trial of VIVA
len was resumed to-day. Constables
Jordan and Pennard stated how their
attention was first directed to Lacroix.
They brought him to town and he
pointed out the spot where he saw a
man shoot, and described the parttcuT
lars of the tragedy. LacroiX Is an tS.
norant Frenchman, and showed that
he was extremely unwilling and afraid
to come forward in the matter. But
that was his first statement of the cir
cumstances connected with the murder,
and; closely agreed with his evidence
given yesterday.
witnesses testified to Whalen's mys-
terious and conspicuous movements IN
the Parliament House on the night OF
the murder.
Mr.. j. j. MCGEE testifiedto Whalen's
visit TO his brothers. house on the morn
ing of the 22d of January under an as
anmed name.
Mr.. Buckley, a messenger in the
House, gave evidence tending to shield
Whalen, He said he suspected another
man whom he had eenlurking around
the house. 1t is believed here, that
Buckley will be arraigned himself.
Other witnesses were examined, all
of whose evidence, although ctrGum-
stantial, point strongly to WhRlen as
the preparation of the crime.
The Court adjourned at 6o'clock to
meet again tomorrow.
The Crown counsel appears 10 1901
wholly satisfied that evidence will be
produced To convict Whalen, while the
counsel for the defense expect TO break
it down. and they are equally confident
WhaIen will be acquitted. There are
said to be seven Orangemen on the
Jury. Mr.. O'Rilley defends his chal-
lenging OF BomRn Catholic jurors on
the ground, as he alleges, of a we'll
known sympathy on the part of many
Roman Catholics in this neighborhood
with WhRlen. The refusal OF Chief
Justice Richards 10 allow peremptory
challenge OF jurors Il Is thought py
many lawyers here will furnish ample
grounds for rran appeal for new trial,
in the event of its being found necessa-
ry to do so by a verdict against the
prisoner. The excitement has been
very great.
aOTTAWAS sept s.-Ine CITY lS SHdILh-
ed with correspondents, detectives, DO.
Around the jail regiment Is encamped
and guard of 20 men receives Whalen
every night. Each man is served out %
rounds OF ball cartridges, and the prls.
oner is marched up in q square. The
loyalists have threatened that If Justice
Is not done they will taken Whalen by
force and hang him. Public feeling is
intense, and moral conviction is strong
that Whalen is the murderer. Six or
seven Head Centres from New York
and Buffalo are here with money to aid
in the defense, and they are closely
watched. The defence is Respondent.
Threatening letters have sent to all the
witnesses for the prosecution, and one
of them was attacked and knocked
down by slung shot.