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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-01

EXTRAyAGANT PRAISE "PLAYED
OUT. Hiss Wellesley at the Theatre
Kant" and no Rant" on a Por.-We
can but regret the fulsome praise showered
by our contemporaries, upon every candi-
date for popular favor who comes to Rich
| mond. OF course our neighbors are gov
erned by the purest motives in doing 30 !:
but the very object which they would at
tain is defeated by such line of conduct.
When a really meritorious candidate ap-
pears, the public fails to appreciate the
press laudations, because every one. no
matter how undeserying, has had the very
same compliments paid them. Let us give
an example with the kindest spirit to-
wards our neighbor, the Eaquirer. In its
criticism of Miss Wellesley, this morning,
it says: ''There is an utter and pleasing
absence of all stageyness, no strut or rant.
or striving to catch applause by rant" If
this be commendable, and we do not DENY
1t, what becomes Of the fusome praises the
Enquirer has heaped upon Mrs. Moves.
who, by her disposition to "rant," and
who has never yet endeavored to rid her
self OF her 'stageyness ?" They simply
fail to make any impression, and the public
Is fast losing confidence in the press and its
>.ioOi o"eiOho' uc icully lueTlJOTiOuS are
placed on level with those who have no
claims to either talent or ability earned
by study.
Miss Maria Wellesley belongs to that
class of her profession who win their way
to popular favor more by personal charms
and amiable disposition, than by display
OF extraordinary talent. She is, indeed, a
charming woman, and when few years of
experience shall have taught her to correct
several minor imperfectlons, she may then
lay claim to moderate praise. Her acting
last night reflected credit upon one of her
limited experience, but she dissatisfied her
audience by either an intentional suppress
sion OF her voice, or she is so lacking in
power and control of it, as to render her
becoming great, impossible. The amuse-
ment lovers of Richmond are rapidly wea-
rying of being deceived by llatterlng notices
OF undeserving artists, and until our cotem-
poraries learn that they dissatisfy the pub
lie, and spoil those whom they flatter, we
dispair of seeing just commentaries in their
columns.
Miss Wellesley will appear tonight as
Juliet" in Shakspeare's great tragedy of |
Romeo and Juliet" and will, doubtless.
give satisfaction to those who may see her
in this role. We have despaired of seeing
the Richmend theatre prosper, for reasons |
to the public, but whatever its
managers may present, we shall not hesi-
tate to commend or condemn as it deserves.
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BANKRUPTs.-The following persons
have filed their petitions, voluntarily, in
the United States court Of this district
VIM. Chitwood, Northumberland county;
Robert G. Newberry, Fauqlier; 4. Z.
Fisher, Essex John w. Golden, Caro-.
line; VIM. NJ. Bagnall, Richmond city;
M. T.. Jones. Essex.
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IHE Boy ORATOR OF THE SoUTH.-
Ihis wonderful curiosity of North Carolina
will lecture tonight at Leigh-Street church,
tor the purpose of obtaining money to edu-
cate himself and sister, who, by the late
war, was reduced to very destitute circum-
stances. Tickets of admission twenty-five
cents, for sale at the drug stores and at the
door. Don't fail to hear him.
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re DIR. NJ. Well, Gculist and Optleian, of
Berlin, Prussia, is now stopping for few days.
at Ford's Hotel, Room No, SO, and offers to the
public of Richmond his justly celebrated Bra
zitL1AS PEBBLE EYE-GLAssEs. Those in want
are respectfully invited TO call and examine
them. lie brings with him testimonials from
some of the leading citizens of Alexandi Ia and
Fredericks burg who have been furnished with
his glasses. all
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PERsoNAL.-The Henry Mosby, tried
in the Police Court day before yesterday,
charged with stealing wood from Yarbrough
& McMurry, is no kin to and no way con-
nected with the worthy colored man Of the
same name who is employed at the office of
the Central Presbuet1on,
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THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY L. 1872 VOL. " NO SIS

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS TO BE PRE-
SkRVED.-ln the stock-rooms and lofts of
tne state library large numbers of manu-
SCRIPTS and other documents relating to the
history OF Virginia are constantly being
damaged by neglect.
The Legislature has passed bill appro-
Pratln1g 81 900 and appointing DR.. William
P.Palmer, Of this city, to take charge Of
to assort, index and prepare the same for
preservation.
Anything relating to the history of yir-
glnia should be held sacred by every one of
her sons, and we regretted to see any oppo-
sition to so important and laudable work.
Ihe work of publishing any of the docu-
ments IS to be done under the supervision
OF tne executive committee of the IIistori-
cal Society of Virginia.
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The GRANITE OPERATIONS The
granite operations across the river are go-
ing on satisfactorily. About fifty stone
cutters are already at work, and others are
being added as fast as the necessary tools
can be manufactured and the houses erec-
ted.
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The MILLER CAsE.--ln this case, now
before the Richmond circuit court, Edward
). Brown, ESQ.,, concluded his argument
to-day. Judge Meredith, of this city, will
address the court tomorrow.
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EE- FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles of BuTTERIcx's PATTERNS Just ~.
ceived at the office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
s23 Main street. Also, metropolitan for February
J. +. McKBsssY, Agent
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REAssEsSMENT OF LANDS. The bill
to provide for the reassessment of lands
throughout the Commonwealth became
law yesterday, the five days having elapsed
without the Governors approval.
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The PoToMAo RIvER.-Our latest
adyices from the Potomac river report
that stream frozen over solid, and all navi-
CATION at an end, except the powerful
steamers of the fredericksburg railroad,
which were still smashing through the ice.
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DIR. NJ. WEIL.-This celebrated oculist
and optician, addresses himself to our citi-
zens to-day through the columns of the
STATE JOURNAL. The Doctor occupies
room sc, at Ford's Hotel. He is highly
recommended by leading professional and
other citizens Of Alexandria and LYNCH
burg.
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MRS. MATILDA J0SLYN GAGE, one Of O.
lVA the greatest women of America and Mrs
LAURA DEFORCE GORDON, of California.
(Who was regularly nominated for The State Sen-
ate OF California last August, and came within
one vote of being elected will LECTURE on, B
the WOMAN q CESTION. next
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EY YENINGs.
3ist January & February lst, at the tf s. COURT.
ROOM, in the Custom House, on Bank street
and will hold au OPEN MEETING on Friday
morning from II till halfpAst O'Clock al which
time they will discuss the great question of tle q
day-FEMALE SUFFRAGE
Admission fee on the evenings OF Thursday and "
Friday, 80 cents Ia 29E,a
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DIED.

az her residence, on Leigh street, near Shoekos Z
creek, at 70 O'Clock I, M, January slst POLLY By
HAMILTON, aged sixty-two years
Her friends and relatives are respectfully in.
vited 70 attend her funeral at 2 o'clock TC-
MORROW friday AFTERNOON, from the
First Baptist church, Broad street =
New London Comm papers please copy
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BE Musical instruments and Musical hleY-
chandise of every description always be
found at J. MAhsH's Music Depot, No 9is Main
street. He has just received new aud exteu ..sa
sive stock of the above namad goods
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POLICE ITEMS. .-George Turpin, for
using abusive and threatening language to-
ward Kate Page, was fined 50, and Kate
Page, for similar conduct toward George
Turpin, was fined the same amount.
VIM. A. Smith, charged with being
drunk and trespassing upon the premises
Of W. II. Sutherland, was bound over for
three months in the sum of $50.
Mary j. Winston made felonious as.
sault upon Jennie l.. Gordon with knife,
with intent to kill, for which she was sent
before the grand jury of the Hastings
court.
Daniel Wood, charged with feloniously
entering the blacksmith shop of Archer
Warner and stealing and carrying away an
anvil valued at IS. Case continued till to-
morrow.
Mary J. Winston, charged on search
warrant with unlawfully having in her pos
session various articles of wearing apparel,
valued at 80 or sl2, the property of Dan.
Howe. Committed to Jail for sixty days.
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IHE ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD.
An adjourned meeting of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce was held at 6
O'Clock yesterday evening. There was a
bare quorum present. In response to the
resolution passed at the prior meeting, re-
questing statement of the advantages to
result to Richmond from the building of
the Keysyille and Clarksyille road, Mr..
Holt read written paper, reiterating many
OF the statements made in his remarks of
last Monday.
The amount asked of Richmond is s35.-
600 or $4,000. The balance of $50, 900 or
more required by the terms of the Rich
mond and Danyille railroad company will
be raised in Mecklenburg ard the adjacent
county. The speaker stated that it would
not have been necessary to call upon Rich
mond for any aid in this improvement but
for the fact that all available lands and re-
sources were locked up in the Norfolk and
Great Western railroad enterprise. The
people of the county were too poor to do
any more than they have done.
Mr.. Baskervill, of Boydton, spoke at
some length on the subject before the meet
ing, taking very extended view of the ad-
vantages to result to the metropolis of the
State from the building OF this road, and
the probable extension thereof into North
Carolina. He declared his opinion that the
county of Mecklenburg was not equalled
by any on the southside of the james in
capacity and productiyeness.
At the close of his remarks, Mr.. Thomas
w. McCance offered preamble and reso-
lutlons recting the advantages which the
proposed connection will open to the city
OF Richmond and the country along tho
line, and requesting the City Council to
take such action as will secure the compile
ton of the road on the basis sboye stated,
which were adopted.
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THE MAILs.-The Northern mail will
arrive at S o'clock this evening by the
Chesapeake and Ohio road.
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LIVE SToCK.-We are indebted to l..
Gimmi, weighmaster, for the following
statement of the number, weight and prices
of live stock weighed by him during the
month of January: Cattle, GA; aggre-
gate weight, Gal $50 pounds; sold at 81 TO
n cents gross, according to quality. Sheep,
800; aggregate weight, 33, 1885 pounds /;
sold at to Q! cents gross. Hogs, 643 |;
aggregate weight, l20,397 pounds; sold at
7 to s csnta net.
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PERsoNAL.-'Annie" will find some
thing under the head of personal, to in
terest her.
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COURT OF APPEALS, WEDNESDAY,
An appeal was allowed in the case of Pres
ton, &C., vs. Dabney, &C., from the Circuit
Court Of Lynchburg. Penalty of bond
$500. w. Il j. w. Daniel, counsel for ap-
pellants.
The following cases were decided:
omohundro VS.. Omohundro, &c. Re-
versed. Judge Staples delivered the opn-
ION of the court.
Dock VS.. the Commonwealth. Reversed.
Judge Moncure delivered the opinion of the
court.
Walker vs. Herring. Judgment of the
District Court reversed. Judge Staples de-
livered the opinion of the court.
Wilson VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
company. Reversed. Judge Anderson
delivered the opinion of the court.
Walker vs. Page. Reversed. Judge
Christian delivered the opinion of the
court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
FRAsKIIs STREET, NEAR ExcHASss HOTEL, 81.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE ts-.
NEW STARS.
THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY IN A
NEW BILL. r.-..a E. 81
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lsr, 1877, .s
MONS. D'ATALIE
TIE MAN WITH THE IRON JAW,
THE MONARCH OF THE STRONG
THE MAN OF STEEL. rsg
ALSO, r.'
MILE. ANGELA, THE FEMALE SAMSON.
FIRES OFF A CANNON, T.ss4tz
weighing 800 pounds, upon her shoulder No
dagger need be apprehended by the audience
while witnessing this wonderful feat s--.,.
ALSO, aHa a.s.
YOUNG ZEPHYR,
THE CHILD WONDER,
In his marvellous performance, suspended bya
single rope to the dome of the theatre.
THE DAYS OF SENSATION REVIVED.
[fe l-3thl
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sEWING-MACHTNEs.
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

OLD DOMINION MILLS, corner Eighth and
Main. Coiieee roasted daily for hotels, grocers,
aid private families, at rs cents per 100 pounds.
See advertisement Virginia Tea and Coffee
Store.
W. D. EERsMAN 4 co, Eighth street, near
Main. Cofees roasted, and spices and crack
ers ground for grocers, bakers, and druggists
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LECTURES.

d EY. ID. NJ HENKEL WILL DELIVER
~ his lecture on "WoaAN'a IsfLugscs,n y for tii..
benefit of st. Marks English Luther an Church.
in Nirginia Hall, on THURSDAY, February lst,
at O'Clock p NJ. Admission, % cents. 81
ia 3l--2t "
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MEETINGS,
- - -
OFFICE CLERK OF HgsRlco COUNTY,

OFFICE CLERK OF HgsRfco CorsrY t-.4s
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. l, 1879, )
TIME BOARD OF SUPERYISDRS an
4 HENRICO COUNTY will meet at ths
Courthouse on SATURDAY, February "a )}u.
Eness of importance will be brought 10 the con
sideration of the Board.
BY order Of the Board
t. ie It'd w. J. ANABLE, Clerk
III HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND ZOU-
IL ANESs-You are hereby ordered TO at 81
tend regular meeting of your company TO- m
MORROW friday NIGHT. for The purpose ii
OF obtaining measurements for uniforms OF mem
bers not yet obtained, and for election of cand.
oates II Is important that every member be d
present.
BY order of Captain r, II. JoHSsos - II
fe lit" HENRY NIACRAY, O. s.
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ANY paper or magazine not in the above list
will be furnished at publishers ratee.
Always on hand all the latest publications OF
this country and Europe, books, stationery,
card and stereoscopic views, fancy articles &c
@. r. JOHNSTON
Newsdealer, 8ls Main street,
do 2-D&Wu Richmond Virginia,
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KICHMnNp Zou. .
PERSONAL.

- A NSsE,'' who is ',Just twenty three,- and
IA who desired to see a gentleman on thu
3lst OF January, will please write again, and
direct 10 "A B )" care STATE JOURNAL Letter
received too late to comply. fel-lt
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

=
FIRE AND MARINE.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND Il SON, General Agents,
902 Main street. See advertisement
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yiR-
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK-Thomas s.
Armistead, agent--lllS Main street,
IIFR
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON-Home office
S22 Main street
BkoOkLYN IN. S.}-Thos. NJ Alfrlend 4 Son
Agents-sO2 Main street. See advertisement.
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. Y.)--L. w Rose, Agent,
ll13 Main street.
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TYPE FOUNDERS.
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.

Wy A. WYATT & A. G. EVANS,
w. 70i GRACE STREET,
de 22 All work shall be promptly attended to.
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PICTURES AND MIRRORS.

WM. DAFFRoN, l4ss Main street. See adver-
tisement.
s. X. CAMPBELI. s. CO., Virginia Hall, Ninth
street.
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NEWSPAPERS. PERIODICALS, &c

NT0W is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &C., for
the coming year. Any of the following will be
sent by mail to any address for one year at rates
annexed
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NEWSDEALERS.

WILLIAM A. EDWARDS, No 3o1 East Broad
street, sells newspapers at New York prices.
c. Il. JOHNSTON, als Main street. See adver.
tisement.
JUDAH c. sEM0N, sos Broad street.
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PLUMBING, STEAM & GAs-FITTINt


w. J. ANDERSON, Nos. s25 Main and 2o6
Broad streets.
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PAPER HANGERS & UPHoLsTERs.

BOOTH, SPENCE a. Co., Tenth street be.
Tween Main and Bank.
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JEWELLERS.
JOHN III. TYLER Il CO., ll07 Main street.
LIQUOR DEALERS Wholesale.
LIVERY STABLE.
MEDICAL.

MEAT JUICE, Ira W. Blunt,
Agent, 4s0 Tenth street
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STOVES AND TIN-WARE.

STOVES AND TIN-WARE.
W. j. ANDERSON, Nos. S2J Main and 2O5
Broad streets.
WILSON g. WEST, I4l7 Main street.
JOHN IL. ROSE, successor to Rose a Day1
No. 1910 Main street.
-
TAILORS-Merchan
JOHN LATOUChE, No. ! Exchange Block
Fourteenth street.
II. L. SALoMONsKY, No. South Fourteenth
street.
Ii. BEECHER, No. South Fourteenth street.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON g. CO., No. 10
Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel
TYPE FOUNDERS.
L. r..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-15
DOMESTIC NEWS.



FRU5TRATIoN OF THE PLANS AND ARREST OF THE
ROBBERS.
Newark was thrown into a state Of great ex-
element, last evening" by the arrest of James
Adams and one of his confederates who have
been medtatinga descent, for some time, upon
the bank located in that town. The plans for
the robbery have been maturing since last De-
cember former clerk had been bribed to
assist in the robbery, but when he ascertained
the manner in which the theft was to be accom-
plished he informed the officers of the nstitu-
ton, who have ever since been on the alert for
the would-be despoilers.
Some two weeks ago the front door Of the
bank building was found sitting wide open one
morning, having been unlocked by Adams by
means OF a false key which he had pre-
pared for the purpose. He had entered the
bank and obtained cast for a key with which to
open the safe but when he wished to retire he
found that his key would not lock the door 80
he left it open. Since that time Adams has been
hard at work at Mr. Hills blacksmsth shop, COM
pleting his key to open the safe.
At midnight, VIM. Greenwalt, confederate,
was arrested and confessed all he knew. He was
released on bail. Adams was unable to give bail
in SO 000-the sum demanded-and was sent to
New Castle. Two other persons are implicated
in this robbery, and their apprehension is con-
stantly expected.
Sheriff Armstrong made the arrests, assisted
by Deputy Sheriff John Atkinson aud ex-Slerff
Herbert
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-15


The Saratoga County Bank, at Waterford, n:
aIJoiVC 40 Ku-hluX.
At Chicago two sample trunks filled with
watches, said to be valued at $50, 900, were sto-
len from the office of the Hess House between
l and o'clock on Saturday morning.
Thomas S. Howard was arrested in Baltimore
on Saturday charged with conspiring with 9TH
ers in New York city, to defraud the Govern
ment out of duties on imported silks and velvets
to the amount of S89, 900.
Rev. ]. f. Kennedy, financial agent Of the
Ohio Western University, committed suicide
at Cincinnati on Sunday, by sh oting himself.
He has recently buried two daughters, and this
is suppose to have affected his mimi.
A locomotive and three cars on the Long Is
land Railroad were yesterday thrown down a
forty feet embankment. The fireman was seal
ded, and the engineer had an arm broken.
At Harrisburg yesterday, Emmanuel Shaffner.
on trial for the murder of his two wives and John
Shurlock, by poisoning pleaded guilty OF murder
in the second degr, 9, and was sentenced to the
Eastern Penitentiary for thirty-six years.
At Baltimore yesterday, Charles Il. Hender-
son was arranged for the murder of DR.. Merri,
man Cole on the 9th of January last. He pleaded
not guilty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-15

In the past few days quite serious difficulty
has arisen between the large clothing houses Of
this city and those of their employees techni-
cally called "cutters." 1t seems that the cutters
have become members of secret beneficial So
ciety known as the "Sons of Adam" and that
the employers learning that said organization
proposed to regulate the hours of labor, and the
as we'll as the rate Of compensation, held meet
ing and resolved not to employ any cutter who
continued his connection with said Association.
circular was addressed to the cutters inform
ing them that unless they withdrew from the
''Sons of Adam, 'or disbanded said organization,
their services would be no longer required The
cutters not being willing to comply with these
large clothing houses in Baltimore discharged
all such employees, who, yesterday afternoon,
held an indignation meeting, and determined
not to give up their organization, which, as they
claim, is purely beneficial society, and not in
tended to interfere with the interests of theii
emDlOyels,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-15


The Ddton lost hat on the election.
The Star course of lectures opens this even
ing.
The new dam at Fairmouut is more than
half completed.
Il 107, ,043, 500 gallons of water were consum-
ed in the city last month.
Col. Ira d. Cliff. prominent eolored citizen
and politician, died on Saturday.
Mary Smith, aged 10, kindled fire with
coal oil and leaves a vacant chair.
The ball season will be brisk. Musical Fund
Hall alone is engaged for 95 nights.
Edwin Forrest appears at the Academy, this
evening, in the role Of dramatic reader.
"A Wilson Hen zey is nominee Of the Repub-
lican caucus for President of Common Council.
--Pattouyie is suburban to Philadelphia and
il rapidly rising to prominence. Fernwood Gem
etery is located there, and church will soon be
built.
A horse chestnut tree on Chelton avenue,
Germantown, after having been spared nearly
100 years by the woodman, was axed down on
Friday.
james Neeley beat his wife 30 severely on
Sunday that she died shortly afterwards Her
body was full of confused wounds, from her
head to her feet.
The dulcet notes Of Charles Wilson's organ
were drowned in the harsher ones of an opposi-
tion across the street at Sth and Walnut and
Charles went over and pummeled the grinder.