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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
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Trains leave Chareston daily at $50 A.; M..
Sundays eXcepted,) and $50 P. b. :U y u,
Arrive at Charleston 7.so A. Il, {MondaJs ex-
cepted,) and S P. II. - =,
Passengers for all points North, by leaving at
$50 A. NJ, can 20 via Weldon and Richmond; or
by leaving as $50 P. H., can 60 via Weldon ana
Bay Line, or via Richmond. and thence via the
Aqua Creek or GordousViler routes to Washing
ton. d, ~ .,---.-r-,, %; = .r-.7r = ,i-.,
Passengers for the Virginia Springs, leaving by
the s.30:A. d. train, will reach Richmond at Ills
A. H. and leaving by the $50 p. NJ train reach
Richmond at SIS p. ~, In time to connect With
train leaving FOR the sprIr is at s45 P. n, OF can
lay over until the following morning, at A.. II. Q
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati. Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making close
connections at washington with Western trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. -.. :.n .Io.;i J ID;
s..iri Ff:i - s.. 8. SOL0MONS, =. = {:
y tni3' a"-Eugtneer and Superintendent ,
P. L. CLEAPoB, General Ticket Agent. :. har
-. : t.s,-s 2 s..f .
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STOCKS FOR sALE.-Mr. A. G. Kaufman, No.
25 Broad street, offers several lots ofkoank
stock, railroad bonds, bank bills. &c.
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RING MEETEe.-There viii be great Ring
riot alias RepaBiISan meeting lin 1.-THE city to-
day. The biggest lights are expected to,
shine
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Greeu and
Black, Wilson'S GRecBRY. juns
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yAceCiDEsr.4 Samuel Mend" "a longshore.
mAn, working on Adger's+wharf; had his ankle
broken BY the fall OF a bale ot cotton. He Is
doing welEf though suffering intense PAIN. >,
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THE BOAT .RAcE.-The Alert was again vic
toliois In the race on Saturday afternoon and
Has been declared the champion of Charleston,
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p STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF KERsHAW. = LAUCHLIN B.
MCPHERSON, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE Es-
TATE OF CATHERINE, MCPHERSON, DECEAs.
ED, vs.. JOHN D.. YOUNG. OF COMMON
PLEAs.-Copy Summons for Money Demand
Complaint not Served.l-To JOHN D. YOUNG, the
Defendant In this action: You are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the complaint IN
this action, which Is this day died In the ONCE OF
the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas, for the
said County, and to serve a copy Of your answer
on the subscriber at his office, In Camden In said
State, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF ser.
vice.
II You fall to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum OF three Thousand dollars,
with interest at therate Of seven per cent per
annum from the drst day OF Februsry, one thou
sand eight hundred and nfty-seven; and costs.
Dated Camden, s. c., July 2lst 1870. -;
=. ]. n, DAVIS,
.aiuly2s-sus "a II Plain,t1's Attorney.
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pEasoSA1.-Hon. W. A Pringle; Recorder
fthe City Court, and General Wade; Hampton,
le.s Charleston fer New York, on: the steam.
shin Champion, on Saturday.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY-oFF1CE CHIEF ENGINEER,
WILMINGTON, n. G., JULY 2s. ls7o.-Sealed pro-
posals win he received az this ONCE until slst OF
August proximo for building the, extension or
this Road from Sumter to Columbia, including
Grading, Trestle-work, Masonry and Bridges, or
any. portion Of this WORK. The. Specifications,
Maps .and :Eroaies can be seen as this Office
where any information required will De given
Proposals win be endorsed proposals. :.
The Company reserve the, right to reject any
bid. 81 l'!'3 JOHN v. mlEpsE
auQllmo! :! I,ae Ohief Engineer.
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= t.stH- y J)-'oyC9', -. IA =! :: E...S-!b.
-sTHE APPROACHING THEATRICAL SEASON
The theatrical eatapaien 'of Miss Laura Keene,
the sQueen Of Comedy" seems to have been
planned with "a degree Of care worthy of the
plans, Of; :yon Moltke or Trochu. She
has obtained complete possession Of the prin-
cipal theatres, from Norfolk TO Atlanta, max
ing Charleston her headquarters and our citi-
zens as welt sas those of Norfolk, Savannah,
Macon, Atlanta and probably Augusta, may
confidently anticipate q continued Succession
of the best combinations, the brightest dra-
matte stars, and the most charming operate
artists in the country, from; the first Of NoVem-
Der to the first of May. l.
Previous to the lease Of Miss Keene, our
Academy has been engaged BY Messrs. skif &
Gsylord's great minstrel troupe and others; so
that we might, alm9st say that ahe theatrical
season in this city VIM oommence on the first
Of October. ;sr g, .
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RANGE: OF i',rla ,TaE: e. TaERMonrrEk at Joseph
Blsckmau's 3 drugs store, No. SO Broad, street.
August ~: 8 O'Clock, 50; 10, ss; Y, ss;2'ss
a7.R. s4;s,e3.
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THE ECIECrro.-The' September numget
(recelved from Fogartfe's Book Depository Is
.embellished with beautiful engraving of No.
:lisre; and presents other usual variety Of lite
rary contents, The taste and discrimination
shown In the selection of its articles demand
no praise. Their subJect-matter Is Of the high.
est interest, and every reader willbe instruct
ed as well as entertained by their perusal.
Many readers WIN regret that Professor Null
,ecsurss on the Science Of Religion are
hssought To- . close, whom they appear only 70
have introduced their subject 81 ssg,'os Z
CLUBS AND SrARs.-william Cochrane has
been sent to the House Of Correction for ten
.sfayaior disordesly conduct in the. Market on
Saturday. aae@ = ;9;'.';si ..,,i..: .,.: y.
Edward Wright was arrested for striking his
wife with brick on Saturday, but as there
was no prosecution, he was liberated
Elisha Levy was fined aye dollars, or will go
to jail for Eve days. for assaaltng apolicemaap
John Scott was sent TO- the House OF Correc-
tioa fer twenty days for picking mans
pocket on East Bay. On Saturday: (
Noses Jones and Isaac Simmons, two va
grants, were sent to jail for twenty days each.
John Bryant was turned over to trial jus.
ttce for prosecution for driving his sdray
against Mr.. Forda wagon and breaking one ol
the wheels. Mr.: Fu1d. says sit: WAS purposely
done.
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Newspapers.
RION ST A R,
RION, s. c.,

% II I Y ~ - =
has large and increasing circulation among the
,naueutlal planters and business men Of the Pee.
dee country. Crops were never more promising.
The enthusiasm for Reform is unbonnded. The
circulation Of TIE STAR will be largely lncreas.
cd during the present campaign. Merchants aud
others, IN view Of these facts aud OF the large
number OF our planters who will visit the Agri'
cultural Fair to be held in the city in November
next will hnd its columns an excellent medium
.,rorob which to make their business and place
NJ business known. Rates Of advertising liberal.
aug16
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6perial Notices.

@ CONsIGEEEs PER STEAMSHIP.
MANHATTAN are notified that abe Is dlschaFg.
ing cargo AT Adger,s South. Wharf; Goods un-
called for at sunset, will remain On the wharf 1t
owners risk. 1c. AMEsADGER s CO.. Agents.
.aup3o-1 II .alt .;.G"C. \
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THE BISHOP OF OxFoRD's PuzzLE.-E. A. H.,
of Beaufort, S. c., sends the following an

swer to this puzzle:
Mine Is q chest, and lids that ope
To show my wandering Jeet their scope &. z
To follow where my yitelnples Lead - 1i;. \
Nv hearts best Instincts e'er to heed ..,j.
In praiseeof Him, Hho counts my. hates, ~
Nuscles andstendo0s by their retrsl -. Z 90
While solss OF feet, .tdleeS t1sstaps proud g:
hne order croM6S y -:::.s
With clssped pnsu,s and patptlsShantu -.Ps
Eye lasheslHet, teartd,'u7nS intentiG =.
EleS, nose, e'en mats all praise His plan
- Who formed complete the creature MAN.
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nR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
preparation OF Roots and Herbs, warranted
to be strictly vegetable. and can do no injury to
any oae. --..,.f .-....s az. p
1t has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last thirty.ave years as one Of the mOstreia.
bic enicacIous and harmless preparations ever
offered to the SUFFERING. II taken regularly and
perslstenay, It Ia sure to cure:~
Dyspepsia, headache, isundice, costiveness,
sick headache chronic .diarrhea, affections OF
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kidneys, fever, nervousness. chills, diseases OF
the skin. tmpuri.y OF the blood melancholy or de-
preston OF spirits, heartburn. collie or pains In
the bowels, pain In the head, fever and ague,
dropsy, boils, pain In back and limbs, asthma,
erysipelss, female affections, and bIiousl diseases
generally.
Prepared only by J. H. zEILN CO., Drug.
gsts, Macon, Ga.
Price 81; by mail 81 25.
Many highly respectable persons can fully at.
test to the virtues OF this valuable medicine.
s-- GOODRICH, WINEMAN & co.
DowIE, NOISE DAVIS,
jan15 s1yr Charleston.
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Ageneles.


DvERTIsING NCY.
Authorized Agency for Southern Newspapers.
Publishers Lowest Cash Rates to all.
DISCOUNT TO LARGE ADVERTISERS.
Legal Notices, Real Estate Sales, and general
advertising inserted in New York World Tribune,
Journal Of Commerce, Evening Post, and other
Northern papers, on favorable terms.
:: WALKER, EVANS i CoGswELL4
mcha1 tuths No. Broad street.
|HoMGoPATHC REMEDIES
A FULL ASSORTMENT Just received BY
DR. q. BAER,
tulys No. 13I Meeting street,
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~ AWAYWITH SPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. Fo0TE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
Eew York. dec1t
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Auction Sales This Day,

TN Cater will sell at 9 O'Clock, at his
store, butter, crockery, DC.
Ianrey s. Alexander will sell at TO- O'Clock.
at their store. hams, shoulders, &c. -.
A. Il. Abrahams s. Sons will sell at 10
O'Clock. at ttheir:store, dry goods, cutlery, &c.
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RuRALSCl ClRoIisISHsSVoLNXE 1.-The Sep
tember number, ,ho9 eareI1is, closes the first
volume Of this de sedly successful agricul-
tural magazine. ghiS Volume Is the brilliant
opening of-sshat promises 70 be long and
useful career. Ithas won the most aattering
commendations not only from the press, but
from distinguished agrlculturists and hort-
culturists in every part of the country, and
the Rural Carplinian has been unanimously as
signed high position among the leading
agricultural journals OF the world. Its sub
scrlption lists includes many farmers In all the
Southern States, and some In most Of the
Northern and Western States, and number in
several foreign countries, and It's opinions are
everywhere quoted as authority in matters
pertaining to Southern crops and modes OF
cultivation. It has g fine corps ot regular con-
tributdrs, and hundreds OF occasional corres-
pondena, and ths propriators can say, without
bosstipg, that: no, similar publication covers
40 90 thoroughly an equally Wide field, OF fosters
so:successfnlly such varied interests. ct the
September: number In particular, we = have
only space to say that 1t equals any ofsits pre-
deceSsors, and to refer the reader TO an ao-
vertisement In another column. setting forth
It's contents. -. -; ~ : -,
> The great success of the Rural Carounian
leads us naturally to look. for the causes and
these We set:downlas follows: :, . ;t.iei = ..,,i
First The great want, previously felt, ofa
frst.eiass illustrated periodical devoted to the
Interests OF Southern agriculture. ~ rai;.lea
Second 3 nThe powerful editorial combination
Of Colonel tD.fWyatt Aiken and D. b. jacques;
i..f.9 ;lg.sis'iii.l -. ,;- - sst.IS.h i
ESQ.,! ..Sys.. 1nR siii,;., -rna;c-i; afsi!j a..si
-.ThItd. Tue splendid Typographical aexeen.
tion..
Fourth. Promptness and precision In mail
Ing. TIE September number has now been
mailed to every esubseribet outside Of Charles:
ton, anal ready for delivery to city subscrib-
:!T.ICaE i.5i - NJ ~. '.5:H-tf' 'iar'is iit1
ers. Il I'TT,f ftta:" 4 go
|, Filth and last, but not least, the Rural Caro-
ilinian clubs with TIE CHARLESTON WEEKLY
NEWS at the low rate Of s3 per annum, thus
iputtingit within the power of every farmer to
supply his family with a arst-class weekly pa
per, as we'll as with the best Southern agricul-
tural magazine. 'eta
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NEW ROUGH RrcE.-Harvesting insthe rice
feds is becoming quite general. and yesterday
some 1900 bushels of the new crop were
recetved-one of 1900 bushels, from the planta.
ton OF Mr.. John q. Lewis, superinsended BY
Mr. F. p Jervis, consigned to Nj. L. D. De-
Saussure7 and? the: second, Of: 800 bushels,
from the plantation Of Captain Edmund Rhett,
consigned to Mr.: P. G. Hasell-both shipments
beIngefrom the Ashepoo River. s.l.--,i.za!
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GEORGETOWN TIMES.
~ TARBoX & DoAR, PRopRIsToas.
pub!lshed every Thursday, at Georgetown, s: C.
The TIMES respectfully asks the sttenti ton Of the
business men OF Charleston to It's low advertising
rates. Our terms are low, but they are cash. We
u,iIi iusert Card Of not more than 10 Lines for
s1o Der annun. Look 70 your interesta.
tunl3 IL &. Es.aen..
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TIE THIRD CANDIDATE.-The "Rev. 3. 5.
Tharla has sent card to. the Ring Organ,
much to the discontinue of that sheet, In
which he gratefully accepts the nomination 9I
for Congress rendered him. But Henry Thomp-'
con says he. did not . uthorize thev:use fahis s
name among the slgpaJ q the ..spleaders"
who have so moved the :.soul Of the Third
Co1aidota -'lsE-.E- - iS =. = ft.ii
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MlscHIER.-Jacob Charlton way sent to the
House of Correction for ten days for breaking
the pump in America street from which t9e
neighbors got their supply of water. ri
Some thoughtless boys while playing on
raft at the foot of Broad street, on Saturday,
pushed one of their number. Jackson Middle
ton, overheard. and he was almost drowned
before he cor1ld be rescued
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<THESrEzxsHP- number of
our citlssus have visited this vessel and all
seem pleased to welcome the arrival Of so fine
a ospeciSaen of naval architecture in our waters.
:, -->e---
:. :. WARD GA mseling ofthe Union Reform
ulubof Ward viii be hello atS Arnold's Hall;
Fo-nIghf, B. W. Seymour, Ezq:;, and other
speakers, wiasaddress the meeting: The voters
Of the ward are urged 70 attend.
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THs TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. PEAKE:.77The fol-
lowing letter. accompanied the elegant silver
service which was presented to Mr. Peake, as
mentioned in our issue ofyesterday:
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0bitua:rn.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this Life, In Sum.
meryille, s.: CT on the 4th Of August 1870, !MABY
MARGARET, infant daughter OF Albert and Catlle.
rine. M., Sternmermann, aged seventeen, months
aiT5 thtffnnn- days .. "
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icAnttion gaIes--fut ttatiF1|R ttatiaF11|aR. Q

~ = RIM. MARSHALL f. BRO. goltsi,i
WyILIq SELDOM WEDNEsDAY,lATu
= Nv. O'clock, at No. 80 Broad street, j1pi!.3
handsomely bouad edition OF REES'S EN-
CYCLOPEDIA, complete in 47voluInes. '7''''.'-'
y GaQQ3Q- ,.,L--.l -1G:tt q q:
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-. ~ 5:.. BIZ VIM, MCKAY. ~, u. 10 y, ,asi. 81.
:CUPERIoR ROSEWOOD SATIN DA-
tsoI MASK and) Mohair Sets, with MarbleSyop
gcAt bis Storesas; ;1sro,eloek, on 3THUBSDAYSand
continue on ;FRIDAY- Also, eight a.,lslsad
Hand CGIIGN S GINS GINS. 80 9qiii q hnG .sajss.o
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STEAMER

assB CONsIGNEEs PER. STEAMER
SEA GULL. from Baltimore ARE hereby nottaed
that tsheIs THIS DAY dlschsrging cargo at Pier
No. l. Union wharves All Goods not taken away
assunset, viii remain on wharf at consignees
risk. d: c,si 10 = MoRDEcALl& CO. 80
a. aug30-2 ~, A., .,or-,q Agents.
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". 8. C0RwIN co. will supply it'at ProprIe.
torS prices. mcn1-tuthS6u06
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s:.av NoTIGE:-CON NSIGNEEs BYBRFT-
ISL BARK FNCo. are hereby notified that she has
THIS Day been entered eunder.the Five DsysAes.
An ngoods not, permitted at the exlration, Of that
time, wili6e sent TO the Government Stores -xasa
Taug2l:6. 80 80 = = henry CARD. AGENT. 9
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
Grand AsxY Of The CONSTITUTION.

AT the regular weekly meeting OF Mcclellan Camp
No. l. Grand Army orthe Constitution, held IN Brook.
yn on Friday evening last there was l0rge attend
ance ohe fraternity and considerable business OF inn
portance transacted. General Graham was elected
District COMMANDER and duly installed into ONCE.
General Graham, IN accepting the position and TAX
ing his seat made few appropriate anu telling
remarks
member OF the camp gave notice to the COM
mapder that at the next meeting ne would intro
ducc the following preamble and resolution Tor the
consideration aud action OF the camp, VIII
whssfof tho suppression Of the late rebellion men,
without party ties from patriotic motives promptly
sponued 10 the call Of the United States and
tsbhed M authority tho entire length and breadth OF
and that after the close Of the Congress refused to
cotier the claims OF democratic soldiers and sailors 70 o
ci positions and rejected those nominated President
onnsop by which the republicans established party
line between the defenders Of the country;
aAorl Of the Grand Army Of tho Constitution request
state Senators and Asssmbymen TO abolish all mongre local
commissions: bnt commissions needed tha: they
be constituted democratic basis that all republicans
DOW holding ONCE be removed.
Eleven new members were initiated and sixteen
DINERS were proposed for membership and referred
70 the appropriate committee Tor examination as
qualification, DC
1t was then announced that convention would.
20 held N the course OF the ensuing MONTH when the
CommAnder.in-chief Of the Grand Army Of the Con-
sltnaan WV N elsctsd.
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A caNNECrICgE MURDER.

A Quarrel About boundaries to Land--A
Proprietor shot Dead by Lnborer.
Friday afternoon, about four O'Clock, John Rey-
nolds, farmer living on the Derby turnpike, about
three miles RON New Haven, in the town OF
Orange, Conn., got into an alteration with a
laborer named Michael Cummings and approached
him with m axe In threatening manner, when Cum
mlngs seized loaded ride he had with him and
shot Reynolds in the neck. The charge consisting
OI . number OF shot, severed the Juguar VEN ana
came out under the shoulder blade. Reynolds tell
to the ground by the roadside and bled to death
few moments. Cummings Immediately went to
Orange Centre, distance OF four miles, and gave
nlmself into the custody OF Justice Clark.
IL appears from the statements OF Cummings and
others that Reynolds owned piece OF swampy
ground near the OF the tragedy ana adjoining
a piece owned by Mr.. James Welcn, OF New Haven.
Nj. Wcch engaged Cummings to prepare his
ground the cultivation OF cranbcrries, and while
so engaged he removed fence which Reynolds
who came along at the time with an axe and long
pole, claimed lie had no rgnt 10 move, as 1t was his
and threatened II he did not let 1t alone that ne
would "sinash his skuil.u This was on wednesday.
Un Friday Cummings fearing trouble. took his sons
musket, and at the time stated Reynolds appeared
with IN axe and pole which he used threateningly.
Cummings raising his rife told him to keep back or
he would Shoot As Reynolds continued to advance
he fired. Reynolds, II Is SAID, was quarrelsome
man, and the feeling In the immediate vicinity Is
HynuaLny Win CummlnES.
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did not feel the blow my on concluded
sSs whip FROM her Henderson then came up .sa
" ,issiS from s'n y. ma y "a
Sssssa Aaa pphlfa and saS
~sasa sarsan Ra and Lydia
Ss ad ro ssy o
carriage and drove or There hacks standing
hour and that she saw the msn take on ana be her
ao Some one a called a. my house Inc ana
The occurrence attracted quite crowd OF persons.
ana omnibuses and other vehicles that were driving
on the avenue pulled up and waited until Gil was
over
On their arrival at the Armory the prisoners took
immediate steps to ger out on ball Henderson sent
Ing bis friends to the rescue In she meantime the
trio sat on the bench in the CORRIDOR In sne best
possible lumor they seemed TO be amused , e. the
entire proceeding. When called upon they rankly
owned up 10 what they had done, and took particu-
iar pleasure snd pride IN relating how severely they
must nave been half dead.
Mss IHoAPsoN's STATEMENT.
s,a Mss thompson was pale win the excitement: .
ABOVE, and said that che had other means Of re-
dress: thai the law was powercss to protect ner as
back and sue hun for sander that Mr.. Storey had
most cruelty and shamefuliy abused her: ago, that
could be applied to woman ana she could stand It
no longer. she was glad NJ what she had done. she
described Mr.. Storey as being badly used up and
stated tnat The blood flowed from his wounds down
Oh his beard ana shirt front.
MISS KARKHAM's STATEMENT.
MISS Markham was comparatively cool and col
lec.ed She described now she followed up MISS
Thompson's initial blow and continued until the
affair was over. she further said that Mr.. Storey
tore ner collar ana sJruck her on the head. She,
too, was proud OF ner part In the assault.
Mr. henderson showed the wound on his temple
and sald ne received 1t In defending MISE Thompson
from blow or StOrcyD cane. He did to
assist in chastising Mr. Storey but TO protect the
ladies while tney were inficting the punishment.
Mr.. John Lyle King went on the BAH bond, the
amount for the three prisoners a0gregaLlng only
$780, as the cnarxe mado BY the policeman was dis
orderly conduct. The trial viii take place on Sat
urosy morning. Later In the evening Mr.. storey
made o charge OF assault with deadly weapon,
with intent 10 40 bodily harm, which makes 1t q
serious matter. The performance at tne Opera
Hnua Last evening went on IA usual.