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SSi:'lMontt 5.'ispai(ll.
90, 1870
The Contest ii Virginia.

Under this head the New York Times in-
yites the attention O. northern Republicans
10 the contest now going on in this state.
The recen; address put forth by the State
Conservative Committee, through Judge
MExYplTH, the chairman. i, made the theme
for The discourse Of the JIncs--a discourse
which, from the familiarity il shows with the
character Of Judge MEREpirn, and from GER
tain other marks ahou, il, and especially us
style, was undoubtedly written in Virginia
and we strongly suspect hy Mr.. iirGHESs
oar.. nand.
The commencement Of the article dc
nouvces the address ~ containing The Sch!'-
mcNts anil beliefs OF the "worSt class o1 VIZ
.inia Ncmocrats.f Now there has been no
Democratic party in Virginia since the war.
The last appearance OF Democrats ~ Demo-
Gratis was Enthusiastically led by ROBERT W.
UrcuiS. He has wonderful facility al
turning uron his brethren, and cndcaNorlnS
TO poison 5y his bite hi- own offspring.
The Tmc>'S article (writtcD, we suppose,
hy Nr. iIvGUES) treats with rlicuic Judge
MEgEpl7H'S fears in case OF lIUGHEs'S cleo
ton, especially those relating to the forced
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GGAiS AND CoTroN.-Thc demand for
grain in Great Britain cannot be supplied
except BY the United States: and the dimin-
i>hcd supply Of cotton in the British mar
kets viii occasion IN UNUSUAL dcmandat good
prices.
The expectation Of gold from Great
Britain 10 the United States is therefore
looked upon rs certain. With the aid of
the millions we shall thus receive within
Il few months, we can readily repair damages
from our recent eXce>>cs. But should our
importers take advantage of what they may
consider the opportunity" and increase
our appropriations, we shall surely after time
have another financial disturbance.
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The New Neck

--leginS beautifully. CaImnc>s prevails.
and save that discounts are under the re-
st!aimt OF: proper prudence, Business in this
city proceeds with ordinary stc!d!nc>s. \ few
days more and people vii! forget tiIat we
have had panic. Confidence is almost en-
tigs!y restored, and apprehension has been
s,,9gylhcr dismissed. still we are all adj
1non;>h,d 10 proceed with due economy and
cation; for it will take {" little while to
square matters and relieve commerce from
the effects OF the late financial disturbance.
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GUESS NoT.-The Dispatch thinks Bruns-
arick Steto would be a good name for our
new paper. The Dispatch may abuse US,
chaw up our sermons,- and generally wipe
Us out; but it is too bad to suggest that we
are Ste,epid.- Southside Firgntan.
Our friends passion for Il pun must he in
dulged, even at his own expense. Oh, no !!
Newspaporialy nc is a Colossus, and in
every respect stupendOus. ------
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woe poine on chnrmin~'v Pn Thought Gov
crnmcur ought TO interfere by purchasing
s3,0C0.000 or Si.000.000 of foreign bills OF
exchange and shipping them to Europe.
Mr.. r. w. Coleman, of +. w. Coleman
Co; Mr. Oscar Ryder, and others expressed
similar views
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.1Ng'SE.y TSTS.
rsNIIE GREAT S.EEGERFEST.
SEPTEMBER 30 AND OCTOBER l.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.
The GREAT Picnic AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Mass Chorus singing durias The day hy all the
societies. At night. Grand Illumination, Calcium
Limits Balloon. Fireworks, iwo Bands.
The ears u! the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad will commence running ut 10
O'Clock this morning ana con;Euc through the day
at intervals of an hour ill O'Clock al night.
ADMISSION: Gentlemen, soc: ladies and chill
drcn. 23c.
Tickets must he procured al the ticket Office be-
fore entering the gate AT the Fair Grounds.
50 30-1t
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use of schools. s.pnRNr and biz ""'l""~n"
,rc making some of the best school books oil
the dav. We connend them very earncsl'!
Ito teachers and scholars.
For sale By STARKe e. leyLASp.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence Of the brides father,
Robert j. Christian, Esl.. on Monday. September
39th, by Rev. A. G.. Bledsoe. Mr.. THOMAS X
RHODES and Miss FLORENCE CllRlSTlAS;
nf thIa civ.
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Sf,50O,000,

divided into l2.0o9 cash gifts, will he distributed by
OF among the Observation-Disclosures numbers OF the
tickets 10 be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
lIren, aud the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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The prices below are the lowest, ana nave oeeh
agreed upon by the superintendent of the city
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A school manual Of English ctymoogy,
and textbook Of derivatives, p!ehxes, and
sufrxes, with numerous exercises for the
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1873.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, ITO.
Only 10000 tickets will be sold. and onc-half OF
these are intended for the European market. thus
leaving only 10000 for sale In The United States,
where 100, 900 disposed Of for the third Con-
cert. The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts. and have on their back the scheme, with IL
full explanation Of the mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandcst NIL
steal display ever witnessed In this country, the
sum Of
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The chronological Reader. BY EPEs SARGENT
and AAAsA MAY. Philadelphia: E. II.
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pnorESSIONAL CARDS.

BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted thu 18th Of Febru-
ary 1873 secures TO the bankrupt an additional eS-
eniptlon In excess Of the five hundred heretofore
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against all
judgments and DEGREES OF Slate courts.
Wifes right OF dover Is, rs heretofore, preseryeL
Intact.
C. MAURICE SMITH prosecutes claims OF every
description AGAINST the United States Cover ment
Mr. JACoRtnHS.a An expert In bankrupt matters
"a connected witn slie nra,.
Correspondence solicited, nah 10
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SCHEME EVER KNOW y
roI-pTII GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE EENEf!T OF
THE rrBI.lC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
10000 CASH GIFTS, S1.j00.000.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS \ GIFT.
S25O.O00 FOR so.
TRhNDEST SCHEME EN Tx hNO" y
10000 CASH GIFTS, S1.j0O.000.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS \ GIFT
S2J0.000 FOR so.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, ait
thorizcd by special act Of the Legislature for the
benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCkY. will take place in Public Librury Hall, al
+ nt,j. ~
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peoHs. sTATyOxERy, sc.

DRICE LIST OF TEXTBOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND, 1874,
FOR SALE BY
j. T. Ell L Y SON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoSEE.
l112 MAIN STREET,
THREE Doors ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE.
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MANCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 80, 1873.
ISI Editors Dtspatch,-I desire to state tb,t the
gang, as noticed in your paper of to-day, was
through no fault OF mine, but at the InstigatOn of
my daughter, Mary Payne. Ia whose behalf i was
house. was released ON Saturday through the eff
forts of my COUNSEL who satisfied the court 10 the
correctness of my course.
Sc 3O-1t* r.J,.g-; tgt.tr Z. PAINE.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

DOSSIEUX'S.-Go to BOSSlECAS to
ID buy your sweet things. lie Is manufacturing
daily his lnimitahlr standardized FLINT tAs.
DIES: also. soda. butter water, anu arro"-fooe
JUMBLES. GIhGEn-SUTS, SplCED-SLIS,H &C.
&c Make, TOBACCO and GIG AIRS specially.
,nnrn nr,r,s iii2 MAlS STREET,
~ conftcliOp
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r!,lIE FOLLOWING TEXTBOOKS,
USED IN THE CITY PUBLIC sClloOl.S,
WILL. FURNISHED BY Us AT TIE PRICES
ANNEXED,
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Managers Of PIC-SICS and FESTIVALS VIII do
well To Hve me 4 call before purchasing c.c"icrc
warrant TO furnish onlv The best duaIltS Z" cram.
Orders 10 furnish cream on sunday must Ia eita!
the store SATURDAY. .>,,rs
French and Amcricaul. FRUITS. NClS, anu
CRACKERS always OH hand At wholesale ana re-
tail. ,.,-r, rrnp,
Nv BAKERY and CANDY MANUFACTURE
Is unrlyacd In Richmond. .,, ,.ta
Goods delivered free 10 any part OF tnr Up: "i'e
me L call =. =, nin -,
iyal-3m successor 10 Capped thinner < 20.
CONFECrIONER1ES FRUITS, Nc
] p.c,iv ;ng nv every steamer fresh supplies ot
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, &C. &C.
ICE-CkEAM and CANDIES
manufactured daily fresh
A.PlZZlNI, JR-
,r 1907 Broad street
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oral. 1900 GIFTS. ALL CASH, amount

Total. l.. 900 GIFTS. ALL CASH. amount
The ,!i.;rlinltion.will he positive whether all the
tickets are sr or not. aud the l"oJo gifts All paid
in prppnrion 10 the tickets soll-all un>old tickets
h.inr ,e, royc IL ii the First and second Concerts
and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. $50: Halves. s25: Tcnths. or each
common 81: Eleven Whole Tickets for $500 923
Tickets for oCO ll3 Whole Tickets for $4,000 OF
Whole Tickets tor $1,000. No discount on less than
$500 worth OF Tickets at Il time.
The UNPARALLELED success OF the Third Gift Con-
cert Us we'll Is the satisfaction given by the First
and Second. makes 1t only necessary 10 announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert Will be conducted In all its
details like the Third, ana full particulars may be
learned from circulars which will be sent free from
thi. office to all who apply for them.
Tickets ready Tor sale, and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
given to those who uuy 10 sell again.
THOMAS f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or information apply to
~ L. L'ECUYER,
900 Bank street: or
WILLIAM II. VERIFY.
Clerk Ut Ford's Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
an ls-N&ThtDecl,&
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DOYAL'S DIGEST OF GRATTAN'S
REPORTS, IS:
Volume : ENGLISH REPORTS, SO;
and all the other new LAW and MlSCEL.ANE-
Gus BOOKS by mail. postpaid
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
go 3o-dSw 1918 Main street
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E,snxs. STATIONERY. Sc.

rs'HE Observation-Disclosures Viz
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMA
MAC for S74, calculated by X. IL. Bowlc5. OF Lou
Isa county. upon the plan Of the late David Eich-
ardson. of the slne c,unty suenttea , 10 ad and
now IA VIII he seen by tie letter annexed recon-
mendcd by his rs ''cntirely correc', lherep,
being Us near the Richardson calculations US IL Is
possible to have them, is now ready , ,.o
This Alnnnac as usual, contains all the matter
relative 20 the Government of the State. courts &c,
complied from authentic sources also, iiSciu grain
measurement tables, &c, &c.
LOUISA, July ~, 1873.
Nr. J. E. Goode:
Dcur SIr-I am pleased to learn that Warrnck,S
Almanac for many years published By YOU and cal
culated by my father. ID. Krlardson, VIII Or con-
timed by you under the same title ana l'at !Ga
Bowles, Of Louisa. am well acquainted WIN hf.
sowlei, and know that racllation, heretofore maze
bv him were submit ed 10 and cordially approVennl
ms m, father. AIN fully satisfied they are entirely
correct and hope the old Almanac thus iihked Pc
tween the past and present, Will continue 10 EMO!
the high reputation 1t has for SO many years ell
'o'e'' i'"''' BbiI3SJAMIN F. RICHARDSON.
We approve the above.
JOIN RICUARDSOS,
Al. RICHARDSOS.
For sale by booksellers generally.
JAMES E. GOUDE, o2f Main street
ca 2O.dsw!Swlt Sole Publisher,
DOYALL'S DIGEST
IL OF THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
OF vEsGIN!A, contained In Grat'an's Re
BE&JAMiN on sALEss-PEGRs0NAL PROPER
4 COOL stock of NEW anu SECONDHAND LAW
All important NEW LAW BOOKS useful to the
The NEW CODE OF VIRGINIA will be for sale
se 3 ~ S"'" Cav WooDHoUsE PARHAM.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
Pick-PocIsets About.

THEIR OPERATIONS YEsrEHpAY-ARREsr OF TWO
PROFESSIONALS, WITH STOLEN MONEY ON THEIR
PERSON.
Two professional pick-pnckets, plying their
vocation, yesterday, fell into the hands OF one
OF our ex-policemen, under the following circum-
stances While President Grant and suite were
visiting the Harlan a Holngsworth Co., L. T..
Thomas, ex-polieeman, in going down West
street, below Water, met yOnng man going
back in hurry, which al oused his su4picions
and upon proceeding further down the street he
noticed an elderly clerical looking mail trying to
pick up pocket book which had accidentally
fallen. Mr. Thomas hurriedly pulled the man
out Of the way of carriage and passed ON, when
he found gentleman by the name Of Thomas
Marshal formerly of Dover, but now residing in
this city, bewailing the loss of his pecket book,
containing S36.
Mr. Thomas Immediately seeing the position
started in company with Mr.. Marshal in pursuit
OF the two suspicious looking professionals, and
calling ex-police officer Magee to their assist
ance went to the Z. w. Il b. depot, where they
found their game coming out of the U. s. Hotel,
and .mmmediately colared them, marching them
to the City Hall. There these persons were
searched and the money of Mr.. Marshal which
he Immediately identified, was found upon the
person of the clerical looking thief but evident
ly the most ddroit of the two. The old gentle
man also had pass book, in which he had each
day entered Il certain amount of cash, ranging
from 80 to $50, probably his share Of each days
result Of gang of pick-puckets. fnal hear
ing OF the case Will bG had this afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
In addition to the above, George II Z. Sim
mons was also relieved of hiA pocket book. con-
tanning $40, and another gentleman whose name
we have not learned, WAS relieved of $50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
Slteriff's Sales.


SHRRIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-B virtue
- Of writ Of levari facias to me directed wilhe
exposed to public SALE at the National Hotel, Kept
by j. o. Lippincott, In MIddletnwn, In st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON MONDAY, THE PATH OF FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1873, at IL O'Clock, M, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that tract Of Land, situate in AppOqulnmiHE
ware, and particularly described rs follows to wit;
Beginning at stake in the p bic road leading
from th Pine Tree to Glnn's Landing, corner iOr
these premises and other lands OF tie said Gala.
gher from thence by rum dividing line for said pre-.
misses, SOUTH % degrees west, so b-l0 per0hes to-
stake corner OF other lands OF said Gallagher and
in line OF land late OF John Naudain, deceased !
thence With line Of that land north AN deg ees
west 81 $40 perChes to stone, corner for said Nau'
dain's lands, and Herewith south 42h degrees west
ol 4-lO perchGs TO large marked Maple, corner iOr
these premises and LANDS OF Jeremiah Brister, me
grOD from thence with llle OF land OF said Brslvr
ana land OF Joa. Henry, lnegr0,) ncrth 43h degIes
west ll2 Cloths percheR TO stake In the olae roal
leading from Odessa to Backbird; thence with sad
state Road towards Odessa NORTH 9 deg ees ana Z,
min 4toB east 20 and J. 10 perches TO stake In aa1
road, corner for land of Ludwig Wallschmidt IRON
thence with line OF said Walschmidt north, forty
one and half degrees east, 104 percnes TO lalW
syc cimore tree stone In IT, In the aforesaid pine It
and landing road from thence with the center ui
SAID road towards said landing, and binding lntIe
with to the place OF beginning, containing l4S Achs
and 40 perches Of land more or essL
Slezed and taken In execution as the properly "
kufus Jones and Caroline r., his wife and /, anu
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
lan29 .2tW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

BONE MILLS, Er. AL. W.. OTHER INTERESTS.
10 he Editor Of the Commercial:
There was one point not referred to in my
communication, Of Wednesday, which now ask
permission to notice. There are private interests
aside from'those above named, that are seriously
nterfered with by these nuisances. Our city has
long been noted for its healthfuness and general
attractive features. Our Boarding Houses always
have some strangers from distance as inmates
Our beautiful new Hotel will attract still others
to sojourn among us, both in Winter and Sum
mer. We have Health Institution in the
Northern part of the city, which though only in
existence two years. has already bad inmates
from nearly thirty States and Territories attract
cd to our city partly, no doubt, by the reputed
healthfulness tof Wilmington, TO seek restored
health and renewed vigor through hygienic
agencies.
Boarding Schools, Boarding Houses, Hotels and
Health Institutions, make when their inmates
and guests question them about this hateful
poisonous air. which we aro periodically forced
to breathe Will these Pupils, Boarders and
Patients be likely to add to our reputation
abroad, when they report that we Rave not
public spirit sufficient, to protect ourselves and
our visitors from such Notwithstanding agen-
cies !? Every candid person must answer mega
lively. Yet these same strangers that have
thus sought temporary homes among us, leave
many thousands Of dollars in our city. shall We
risk the loss or diminution of this addition to
our taxable wealth Shall we continue to snb
init, az heretofore, to annoyance, discomfort and
poisoned atmosphere from the sources
named Z The hearty responses OF thousands will
be No Is there not some practicable means by
which this resolve can be made effective
WnMINdToN. Feb 4th 1878
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
Societies.
MEETINus ,rnIs EYENINd.

FairfaS Lodge, No, 8, |, o .. T., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 81 and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2G, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall 3d and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. |, !. y. Il. M, at Red
Mems Hall 4l5 Market
Washington Council No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Rescue Council, No. s. Jr. U. U. A. M, at
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 504
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 40l Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge No. 7, X. Of p, at knights OF
Pythas Hall. 2l1 Market street.
Washington Camp, i, o. s. OF A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall Rising Sun.
st. JOHNS Il. A. g.. No L. at Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
Creat discoveries.
L I'M u UT ~ uTTuuy N1f1brn nm IHfE


E. +. Kunkers Ce'ebra,ed Bi ter Wine OF Iron will
enectualy cure liver complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia
chronic or nervous debility, chronic dinrrhea, dis
Reilse Of the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
q disorder. liver, stomach or ntestines; such as
constipation, 1atulence, inward pies, fullneAs Of
blood To the head, acidty OF the stomach, cru
citations, sinking or iiuttering at the pit OF tile
stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried or lltlcuit
br athing, hutterinR at the heart choking or sInO
eating sensations when in lying posture, dimness
OF vlslOn dots or bs before the sight, dun pain in
thelhead, deficiency OF perapration, yell0wness of
the skin and eyes, pain IN the side, back, chest,
limbs, DC, sudden husnes Of heat, burning Ia the
hesh, constant imaginiugs Of evil anu a great de-
preston OF spirits.
Price 81 per bottle. Bf ware ~ TOgunterfeis. DO
not let your druggist palm vI other prepIra-
tons OF iron he mag Say ID - good, nut ask for
Kunkels Bitter Wine OF iron. lake no other.
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON.
now only ask trial Of this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. e. +. kUNkEL, Sole Pro-
gristor,. No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by E. McInall, Jr., Second
aud Market. Il. Brtngnnrst Co., sixth and Market,
IL. r. Brnghurst, 31T Market street; ALFRED Walton
2s5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. a c. Shoema-
ker, Smith d Painter, and W. K. Williams, Ninth
ana Market streets. Oct3O-ly-l5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
FntnI AccIIrnt.

BURNED TO DEATH by coAL-oIr LAMP EXPLOSION.
On Wednesday evening, asad accident occurred
at Riddles Banks, on the Brandywine, which
proved fatal, to-day. Miss Lizzie McAister, a
young girl of II, was going into the cellar, at
her home, for coal, with a lighted glass lamp,
filled with eoal-oil, in her hands. AS she passed
down tie stairs, the lamp exploded, scattering
the blazing fluid over her person. and severely
burning her face and body. The injuries were
30 serious that she died this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-07
The Mnn Found Dead.
oonoNnn,s INQUEST own HIS nopy.

ooRoNER's INQUEST OVER HIS BODY
Corouer Winslow held an inquest upon the
body OF Ernest Valdue, who was found dead es-
terday, on French street.
DIR Jones, WHO had made post ,nOrten, exam
nation testified that death resulted from bull
let wound through the left ventrcle of the heart
]. b. Downing G Wilhelmi, and others testified AZ
to the finding of the body. face downward, his
left arm over his heart, his right by his side
When found the body was still timber, and
pool of blood had dropped from his mouth. a
pistol vas lying alongside Of him, froze to the
ground
Richard Hudson saw the man on Monday, on
King St, Just before noon, and several saloon
keepers testified that ho drank in their establish
menis, dnrln6 Welno7ay. He was at George
Wilhelml's at noon and drank two or three times
but went away sober At Weiss he drank two
or three times and left at 5-25 O'Clock He had a
roll of money, but how much no one could ex-
actly tell.
The inquest, at about IL, adjourned to Q
O'Clock.