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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-23
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-23

THERE rs A FULL FACULTY.
Students begin at. any time. There is no
Vacation.
Citizens or strangers who wish a business
education for themselves or sons ere invited to
call. =,
Students can enter in any or all the depart
ments of the College at any time.
When clubs of three or more enter at the
same time from the same place, ten per cent
deduction will be made.
BOARD AND LODGING $25sPer MONTH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
ITFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Rfch1nond, Virginia..

OF
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-23

EREsH GARDEN SEEDS, Growth OF
e 1868. Direct from Landreth, Philadel
phia. At ahYO'S Drug Store. 13-4t
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The CANAL-The break in the cana, near
Point of Rocks, having been repaired, yesterday
at 10 O'Clock the first two coal boats for several
day reported at the registers office from Cum
berland There are about $50 coal laden boats
on the way here, and by Wednesday or Thurs
day morning the whole fleet viii have arrived.
boats are arriving very slowly to-day, only or
10 having reported up to 10 O'Clock. II 10 sup
posed by some that the fleet IL detained by
grounding on sand bar or by becoming blocked
ARRIvED-The steamer e. Q. Knight arrived
this morning.
GRAIM M6RKRr.-In consequence Of the nom
arrival of grain boats, there is no business being
done In grain.
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BAsE BALL--The jefferson base ball club
bald visit so Culpeper Court House on Satur-
gay last, to Try their hand with the Olympic
eino OF that place. A match game was played,
when Iesnited In a score Of As for the Jeifer.
sons, and 80 for the Olympics. -
matcn game between the Eagle and 0rien-
tai clnhs OF this city yesterday resulted In a
score OF - for the Orientals 10 IS for the Eaajes
Creigntons ground, monument lot, between the
frst nine Of the Creighton and the Oceois cInh
Of East Washington- The result was ~ for the
Creighton, to Is Tor the Oceola. 80
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEyfENTS, dc.

Excursion and picnic Of the st. Andrews
Society 10 Marshall Hall.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow 20
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 + street
Markriter's Art Gallery, ass 9TH street.
-Barlsw's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
The Valley Lodge Of Good Templars was or
ganized at Valley School House, near Pull
mans, on the telegraph road, q short distance
below this city, on Wednesday night last, by
G.. b. wibert, ID. u. w. T. OF the State OF Viz
gfnia.
The camp meeting to be held at Hamilton,
Loudoun county viii commence on Wednesday
next. Many tents have already been erected,
and a large company will, 1t ID expected, be In
attendance.
CHoKEp TO DEATH BY BEAp.-August
recently playing. OTTO dropped into Keinan's
mouth bead, which struck in his throat. After
several days illness he died. surgeon offered
to extract the substance, but he did not receive
the consent OF the parents to his performing the
operation. The Coroner's jury rendered q
verdict of accidental death.-N 7. Sun. Aug. ID.
~And now the Philadelphia plumbers are
protesting against the Introduction Of Chinese
labor.
0It is darby limited that the reason DR..
Livingstone Is lost Is his marriage with an
African princess.
~The companies for the revision of the BIZ
bic in England have separated, to meet In Oc-
tober.
IThis is from the Syracuse Courier !:
goldsmith Maid, American Girl and Geo.
Palmer have Lady Thorn on the hip"
ga woman lately carried child to o London
hospitals child in nearly dying state-and
the doctor elected from her that she had been
administering spiders to it - cure for hopping
cough.
~Omaha disposes Of desperadoes finally and
enectually. a vacuum u made IN the ground
and flled.
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McRTuARY REPoRT-Dr. F. N. Struggled,
re rotary to the Board OF Health, reports the
humber OF deaths in this city, during the month
OF July. at 2e2, from the followtng causes:
CaHNs.-Apoplexy, a; Accident, ]; Atrophy, I;
Aenenis. 1; AphthG. ]; bronchitis capillary, ];
Ruwels, congestion of. I; Brain, congestion OF, s.
B ain, sotenng Of, l. Cholera infantum 81; Cboers
morbus, 4; Commissions, s; Cerebritis, i; Chronic
insanity, Cancer, .; Collie chronic, l. Chill CON
sesti,e: Consumytion. $; Biarrhea, H. Dysente-
ry IA; Debility, 1: Dropsv. e. Dentitou, g. Drowned,
4. Exhaustion, l; Enteritis, j; Found deaA, l. Few
srs-sesiie. Il magnaht y pernlsious Il ~ pboid s.
diee.tion. q hamilton. 8; Injury, Z; Jaundice ];
Psray sis, z; Premature birth, Psrtussis, l. Pneu
monia, 4; Peritenitis chronic. L. Puerperal mania
l. Rheumatism, J. Rubeola conaestiye,1 Sill born,
9; scarlatina malignant Sunstroke, 5; Suicide. L.
Tsbes me senterica, 4; Tetanus, 2; Thrush. 2; I'm
know n, 4; Not reported, l3-Total, 267.
The ages were as follOws:-Under one year 10
from TO two years, So from two to i've II; from
FIVE 20 ten, G. from ten TO twenty 6; from twenty
thirty IS; from thirty 10 forty, "a: from forty to
~ IA: from nifty 10 sixty. !; from sixty 10 eighty
l.: from eighty HUNDRED, e. still born, o. pre-
mature birth. I. not reported, 6-total, 262.
Color:-White, l5s; colered, lo2, not reported, J.
total. 262.
seI:-Msle, H. female. lis; not reported, 2-total
262
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Cut Jet Sets,
hrAtla T...r d..

French Cut Jet Sets,
OrOide Initial Buttons,
Pipes, Vases, Dolls, Satchels,
received this morning at Priggs Dollar Jewel
~ Store, No. 45 Pennsylvania avenue. between
AZ and 9th streets.
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN NAYS I will offer nv
entire stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing
Tor less than cost, in order to make room for
all Goods. A. STRAUs,
Popular Clothing House,
No. l011 Pa. av, bet 10th and 18th SITS.
HKhPLKR has all kinds Of thermometers. 6,3.
The WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor.
ner Of It'll street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 80 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. III
pays interest on deposits.
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@Assault with intent to kiss was the charge
ON which Philadelphia youth was recently ar
rested.
SSeveral thousand spinsters in Massachu-
sets, after long wears of watchful observation,
entirely dissent from the proverb, "Man pro-
poses"
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

GHEME C.LL;-rresh PHILApELPHIA
" BurTER received every day in haf pound
prirts AZ Il. DAVIS,
au6S s II. nunha ton srrart.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aa-tr; GsoFssto, a

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Au,tf; Gsorseto,
.TRrsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ LIN CvtNff-of WASHING ron, At
a Ry ,r;ue Of deed e trust. dated July Is. Isse,
- folio "a enc OF the lanf records f0r Washiar,
ten county and at the written reque~, of the par ~
secured thereby we Will offer pubic auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY. the lsth day IL Sep
ana parcel OF land situate ing and being ne AT zen
psiytown. IN the county Of Washington, D. a
known az the esse Of Giles Dyer. deceased, ana
lying within TOE following metes and Dupds d il
est the toll gate. being the southwest corner Of sd
estate, and running thence seath So degrees east
80 fs loc perches to the county road thence along
said read noith !A degrees - perches % Chap
road Derh 1s DEGREES, sJ perches 70 ,he north
east corner 81 said estate, the1ce south degrees
west III I'm perches to the public roed les fling
from Tennailytoxn Br Nokvilie thence s-uth 81
vest s. Id perchs te the point Of begiuuing with
the exception OF lots nunbe ed. .. g. t. IA Is L. NJ
IS. 10. 20. 81, q and SO, of William p Mstt,ugy :
recorded subdivision Of said estate and certain lots
in Onion and Butts subdivision Of the sfnresaid
tstate, which have been released from said deed Of
!usf by deed al r. lease bearing date June u. I>lO
and duly recorded among the LAID records for Wash
ingtou county.
Terms Of Sale: One third cssh. and the balance in
six and twelve months with inter 81, from day of
sale, deferred payments to BE- secured ~ the sai-
ton Of the trustee. deposit Of SC1 viii be reau;r
ed when the property is Knocked of Ii the terms II
ton of days from the day of sale the trustees re-
serve the right to resell a. the risk aud cost Of the
defanlting purchaser. Stamps and conyeyan-fpg At
WILLIAM A GORDON, Jr
THOMAS N. MILLER, trustees
anl6 2aw THOS. DOWNING, Auc,
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JoRDANs WHITE sULPnUR SPRINGS.

pINEY POINT PAVILION,
NJ, 81. Mary's Csrnsy, Nd,
VIII 1Hsn fog the reception Of Visit, IA
lar resort has been er, atty enlarged by the ls:y
ADDITION OF new and commodious building, Ihe
cottages thoroughly and the whole estab
lishment supplied with entirely netr FTrnitKre Ten
Pin Alleys, Fishing and Sail Boats and every appl-
snee Necessary for the comfort and pleasure OF
baltimore and AQuia Greek Boats pass daily.
IefmrisnSS Der DAY; 50 peg week, go per month
FMher information will be furnished At the Once
OF The Metropelitan Hotel. leO-u
NnDT END HOTEL
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
Will be Opened for the 1ece ption Of Guests ON the
20th Juoe.
La,s nsgnafincspt structure L Gated At the IA
Court End OF this now famous summer NSA0
resort, has all the advantages OF modern iE: il
In every respect.
The personal attention Of Mr. JAMES SYKES
and MIR. PETER GARDNER, 80 long known 10 the
travelling public will surely guarantee 10 those that
can wish for.
For Rooms &C.. apply on the premises, or by lettar
addressed to SYKES, GARDNER 4 o.
jel4-d West End Hotel, Long Branch, n J.
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MR.. A. NJ. SMITH, patent attorney of this city,
while bathing at Piney Point on Sunday morn
ing. made a dive, and, unfortunately, striking a
rock, cut his face badly and caused cOncussion
of the brain. Mr.. Smith remains at the Point,
and there is a fair prospect OF his recovery.
THE CENsrs.-The total population of the
Third Ward, as reported to the Census Office,
is Is, 343.
SEE notice of lost bracelet, in "Lost" column.
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SUMMER RESORTS:

SUMMER RESORTS:
(,REENBRIEK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
~ 0kEESBRfER COUNTY, WEsS NIRGFNIA
GREAT REELECTION IN BOARD
IN order 10 extend the season through the fall
mnnths we VIII reduce our charges and after the
pth OF August to the following rates, viz: per day
SS' per week, ca; per month, go.
1.-THE SECOND GRAND FANCY ANDMAs-
2uEkADE bA Ill will come of at the w hite ON
THURSDAY the lith Of August. NJ sxley. the cell
epfated costumer, will be here with splendid ward
robe. IRenI sna NJ.
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FREDERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Vnly l1s ni,ss from Stephenson Depot p. y point
On the harpers Ferry and Winchester Bail
MI. road, hVe miles from Winchester.
LIE watering Place ~ now open under more ia
.Slapig circumstances than at any time j.
sinSe the war, and every effort will be yEA0
Gaoe 70 give entire satisfaction to all the t..FXl
A hLe CITY BANDoF MUSIC will be in attend
ahce, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
guehtly gwen during the season.
SprlEg Pamphlets for DISTRIBUTE, m at the Srripcs
ale az messrs Coleman h Rogers, Baltimore.
Ihe baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company is-1e
round TIP tickets, good for five days. from Bslti-
more 10 Ste phensOn Depot and return, at Sc; from
washington to same at q 90
Telegraph Office in full operation.
Terms 33 per day. no per week. and m ner
month. Children and colored servants half price
conmodations. " ~
iy23-lm &c. JORDAN.
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ruR EAHL nHqE S SST shsS EESUdHf IN
REDUCE THE PRICES
ALL ny GOODS,
ASD 3kf pEks s3w xn sHpERIoR INDUCEMENTS
MY stock 10 Of that class in which most everybody
will find something in which he lie in need Of, COM
prising-
always keep well assorted and mp to the mark.
%. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com.
fmais speciality Of GOOD HAiKBRUsHE5. '
Sd. The ZEPHYR wORsTED DEPARr.
MENT, which has become % well known ~ to re-
4rH THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al
ways presents such variety ~ to leave no little one
in 'I Which you aA can tnd sTATuRTTHs. VASES,
WORK and other BOXES, 0ARD and other
GLASSES, &C., &C.
sSr ssent: a6sikki and CLOVIS, Ladies and
7TH. THE REGALIA AND THEATRICAL
THINNING DEPARTMENT., I'm which can be
found everything necessary for REGALIA and
MASQUERADE.
e1H. THE BASKET DEPARTMENT, which
presents Q full assortment Of TRAVELLING and
other BASKETS.
1t Is impossible to conceive the variety OF goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call
P.s.-The store is oosl and pleasant.
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CLOTHING, DO.

Il J. HEIBERGER,
4. (successor to ii. =. LONDON Co.J -
CITIZENS, ARMY AEB NAVY ~
MERCHANT TAHOE,
Metropolitan Hotel, (lase BrownS,D
" S-u No. 500 Penn. avenue, Washington.
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CLOSING OUT SALECF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
HOTELS.


DEDUCTION EXTRAORDINARILY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.
WILLARDs HOTEL, IA
July D. $50. vEA0
On and after the 18th inst and up TO and iE. II
intending the 3lst day cf October next tie r4f~ al
ehnrses at tbs extensive and well appointed hotel
Board and Roems, per so
Rooms Beard 81 90 "a IS
According to location.
Moons viii be exhibited at any time, and a sample
Bill Of Fare in readiness for the Inspection of
House. " NV
Special rates may be made to clubs composed Of
ladies or gentlemen.
. These arrangements afford uneQualled cornbina-
Ton of comfort, cheapuess ami desirable locality 10
government officials and others similarly situated
who wish 10 avoid long, hot, and dusty walks to
reach unpalatsble meals aud inferior apartments.
Being the first in Washington TO put down the
prices oil nrst-class accommodations TO ante war
rates. respectfully solicit the patronage OF that
large number of persons obliged to srend the sum
mer in Washington well az the travelling public.
xr ., JAMES SYKES. Proprietor.
WASHINGTON, .zJnly.lstO. y223m
METKofsoEEbITIAsHSS hot H9yTEk, Saw YOsK,
Oh e., and after July 18th, lSz0, the Price A-A
iyl3lm SIMEON LELAND co. lE:H
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O. Q. O'HARK a son,
q y 20 o = Rs,
1873 sEvInrH STREET Nv.
ies-n Brrwxrp n AM n,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Hoidtsf a Spectol Term, July Is, ls7o.
In the case Of WILLIAM II. WALkER, admin
istrator Of Gustavus Ri. Holster, deceased, the
administrator Aforesaid has, with the appreciation of
the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia afor
said, appointed SATURDAY, August ruth, A. D
lSe, for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and ef
the assets in hand. &c TAR ~ the same have been
collected and turned into money: wheA aud where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are mott
ned 20 attend, with their claims properly vOuched,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from al
benefit In said DECEASED estate: provided copy OF
this order be published q week for three weeks
In the Evening Star previous % the said day
Test: A. WEBSTER,
iy2lavsv Register ot Wills
DRoPOsALs FOB COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFos OF the Sevgeaaf- al ATms.
WASHINGTON, July =, lGON
sealed Proposals viii be received at this once nm
al u m Of SATURDAY, the 81 day Of september
foL The delivery, 20 the senate Of The unitsd
toni OF beet WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL; el-o,
Tor Seven " i've Cords OF best BAkERs' PM
MOON snd Tor Sixty Cords Of good merchAnt~Oie
The coal 20 be thoroughly screened. the vocd vel
seasoned, and the whole packed away ID ths sens.e
vaults under the direction Of the Chlei "
assistants. JOHN X. fkkNCn.
lyS eotseps sergesnt AZ aI"s.
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CHARIrA BLR ExcURsIoN.-On Thursday the
we'll known Greenleaf Club, of this city, will
give a grand excursion to Glymont, the proceed
of which win he used for the benefit of the or
pbans Of this city. Boats leave the navy-yarl
at O'Clock, and eth street wharf at 3, /, and
O'Clock.
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GEORGETOWN.

SEE notice of lost bracelet, in ''Lost" col
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PRsMATuRE.-Thes statement OF a mornin
that Negotiations had been mad
by Mayor Emery with the First National Ban
for loan of $50 0GO to the corporation, and tina
the money had been placed to the credit Of tn
corporation is premature. In consequence o
such ill-advised publications, crowds OF corpora
ton creditors are led TO assemble about n
City Hall only to be disappointed.
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miffee on police.
Mr.; Baker moved to sroeeed with the regular or
der o. business the call Of committees, Commencing
with the committee on gasighfs.
MT; noore sald he hoped the members present
sSsa no. DO % 81 unfair S 2 e this
now nearly midnight and the board had thinned out.
only so rsn%. Of the ms 1o9 Of ses.e
his colleague and himself.
Mayors noninaiia until there a fuller board.
4, M slater Was IN favor OF acting on the nomna
Mr.. BAKER said there was a quorum present, and
hei1vored proceedinr with the regular business.
.-wHo arr NE f r. OF MAYOR Es.R1'
MT Connolly said his colleague, Mr. shepherd,
u.ne and bad pares t on wih h s sp CoPpno1
90 I.; ne np s He objected TO Mr.. Moore
friends Of Mayor Emery in this board Facts would
shortly become known Witch you'd prove that some
msIS s rsrs WORKING Sg;nst him, and the Mayor
nom bsiiors in this board when he had Rsss ,s
mis.s we're fis lest trsnds The Mayor had made
hay. made mistakes HEM Connolly was N frieId
81 Hay or fmery and his administration In six or
b. sna na sEs B would 1.ns md tina,
tn.i ne ns. true friends in this board il they did
"ppose sumo EXAMINATIONS he ought to have made
Mr. Moore s,ked Mr.. Connolly il he had aver
Hs Hat o. ~ "'i''n' O' . L. Crane Of Geo W.
Mr. Connolly said that in reference TO J q WI.
ton in regard t. hin, bun several hsd met him on
the streets and ssked him he intended 20 vote Tor
retire. - IA Crare. nc fMr. Connolly hal seen
him A. -stersl politieai msstngs, and while Civ ing
-icn that he Was not a sood man H. had seen
g fS S en- nan 70 ssaa s s s.s ss t. dnee
sumrtIve, whose blood Was Oozing from his lungs
the a,isek would have been male Crane was lean,
iSE over III N exet~ ", calling to the big man,
BsstSH b. va: hs Keen ready lsIe feiIGw
sbd good deClsimer. He would Ike to see him 60
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the rumors, that wm Sweeney, odrer, had 90
cuped room No. s. the in which the fre occurred,
and that spark from his pipe had set fire TO the bed
Capt. Uiman yesterday found Sweeney, who bore
the marks OF recent debauch, and learned
from him that he had occupied the room for
lew hours on Sunday afternoon, while intoni-
Gated but had left u two hours before the fire broke ont
John Carney, proprietor Of the house, and Charles X
Croppy the bartender, were questioned relative 10 the
origin OF the fire. but were unable TO give any satsfae-
tory account None Of the beds were occupied at the
time OF the fire. The following witnesses were examined
by Coroner Rollins:
Patrick Donohue, Foreman Of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No II, testified that opening the door OF room
on the fourth noor, he lying inside the man
lay on the floor with his head against the door and the
latter removed from the hinges. and the carried
down into the street the other men were carried
ness none OF these showed any signs OF life had
they been sensible at the time OF the fire. the witness be-
heves they might have escaped there were side win
dows in all of the rooms and they could have escaped
down stairs had they been awake there fire
the stairs they could have escaped through the
windows the man the witness took down stairs IL known
Smith.
Edwin J. Russell OF the same company testified that
he found the body OF John Montgomery in Of the
rooms the fourth floor, living the bed there
must have been fire there, his body partially
burned on the back witness thought the dark
one.
James II. Casey OF the same company testified that he
broke open the door Of the fourth floor with
AK. and found Edward Brown lying the floor an
other man found lying near the bed the floor;
witness did not notice that either OF them alive
The Coroner here adjourned the further investigation
until tomorrow afternoon. The bodies OF Brown and
Montgomery claimed by their friends for interment
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K,,,,,., The ee..po, respite %, q. p.res.s q 's
ses Tor eSs, psrDs's nnsyop 70 obtain respite from
Gev. Hoffman - ~ ,,,,rp
THE CASE OF REYNoLDs-CARp FROM Dh' |h' "r"'
Va m, Editor Of The Tribune
en-. Tur TRIBUNE of this morning, IN re-
-.,n tho proceedings for stay Of execution IN the
.ass Of REYNOLDS the murderer, states; Oouhso' ,
,oad an affidavit made by himself ana froL "oi'
rlvmer TO the effect that Reynolds was OF usounu nu
and possessed all the symptoms common 10 e~oP"
tneyer made an affidavit in the case coi9on'y m
,sonor,s counsel nor any in which stated that fes
,,olds was Of unsound mind and had all the gnWoh
common TO eplepues; hha a. rSnssa,Isfactory and
he appears TO have suffered RON SOM a,Saaxit or
symptoms common TO epilepsy -, for a single
nnrnose and under the following crcuhstan,Vc'. ~
Alleged that new facts, very npotant w a ad MOI
had been discovered since his eonvelon ,h medical
"nsconently been brought TO the notice OF ths a
illnesses AT the trial believed thht -, -
r,hr IN the hepedt of this testimony ID the lVIir
rgSt 20 ' st as the statute provides for IN IKE ID
stances and II could not interfere Nio how
xsr Visited REYNOLDS III the city Prison Tonne Sn on
The fore part Of his head large, deep eleatra two
Ia me vas the result Of wound ieoSIiNeu
LOU Nc Sr,e from fan while in m at boith1g es,no
hshmen in Fourteenthst mex thG oiiv,i NV atter-
ha Oee dcted 70 the peculiar state OF the
Of his hands which was snisr d ~ e as Existing or
having existed which belong 10 epePsso, LIE, nc nn
hAuh xas APPARENTLY torpid he dld not seem 10 un-
Sonud bs situation quite Undecided about the
or The gist OF March visited REYNOLDS for the second
49,, VAS alone and remained with hum in his cell for
neayly an hour From the prison went directly 10 MI
Wcwcs ms counses Office. Dr.. Echeverria was thcfe
lola them OF my interview with Reynolds and repeated
mnrh OF the conversation that had passed between Ms,
adding ! was satisfied after the full examination
/ had lust made that case OF epilepsy, epIeptlc
mama or insanity could be established or sus-
tanned i said. Do not call on me, for my testimony
viii only damage the prisoner have not seen Reynolds
or his counsel on quitting the unfortunate man
that day, told him explicitly there was no hope Tor
the plVSCldnS could 90 0OtnlDG 10 save
that there was chance Of delay, Communication OF
sentence and that lie would surely be executed on the
appointed day am, Sir respectfully, your Obedient
servant, MEREDITH CL1RhK, nj. H.
Kep- York, Aprll 3, 1870.