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The New York herald., 1873-09-18

MATCH RACE FOR $l,Ooo--TO COME OFF OVER
M Island Park Course, between Albany and Troy, on
Gen's Falls N. Y, names 9. Joe Brown Jas. Dongery
LAnslngburg n Y, names y. 9. Ed. Eaton.
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WAGONS FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICEs.-I AM
w selling some OF my own make first class Top
Wagons for $500 each; also for sale Dog Cart and
Coupe that will seat four persons ISAAC LOCKWOOD,
corner l27h street and Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

AN OLD ESTABLISHED PORK AND PROVISIONS
n store sale located great business thoroughtare
extensive cash trade; extraordinary chance Particular
20 Chambers street. GEORGE w. Sinners Store Agency
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Steamship city of Antwerp Csr Eynon. Liverpool via
Steamship California (BD. Craig, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Porflapd-J Amea
ship stratton Audiey, Smith, heibourne-N W Came
ron a Co.
ship Alex Msrshali. Gardner. Liverpool-C Marshall
q Co.
ship Pacific. Fos., Havre-Boyd 4 Hincken.
bark suek Nor,, Dahl Liverpool-funch, Edye Co
Bark Albis dam, iiortenscn London-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
Bark Amor Fraterno dtaD, Nardina Queenstown
falmouth-funch, Edye d Co.
Bask Kolus tNG), Berding, Hamburg-Funch, Edye 4
Co.
bark Henry CNor). salversen. stettn--Funch. Edge
Co.
BARK Nor Nor), yahn, Hayre-Boyd Hlncken-
Bark yessy lBr, simons Malags-,.eo Bailey.
Barb West India (swc) Baifraas. Montevideo-Funch,
8rig Enrica Aus,, Bellenich, Cork or ralmouth-so-
,sris Nara Fannie aup. Mne,Ich, Cork or Falmouth
Bris Martha A Berry. Berry. hsvans-J b Phillips
Sens
nris Hattie, Gates cenfueso.--simpson, Clspp 4 Co
Brig Margaret Ridley tBr. LAYTON Harbor 0race-G X
Brig Nssdaia ,Br. rhurmott st John. Mp Sevius
4 Son.
Brig Nellie Gay Noyes Richmond-C u Trumbuil
schf Matilda (Br), Wilder, Tampico-J Wilson Co.
schr q Moves, Lee. ~ Domingo, &c-A koncs a Co.
s.hr Abbie tiodgmsn. Eaton, Jaeksonviie-Bentiey.
sehr n B Brsmhau. Alexander. savannah-Evans
Ball a Go.
schr Monaanock. Hammond. Norfolk, Vas Loud a
Co
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sry.xsuir crv or Gsivssros Ro~iand from fhis pori
@ icr She had r.ism and ps..ens.rs an eoss .ss M
and was u., on ths poini u ssvins hsr dscs whsr
il, The steamer vii have taken On ths are dacs y
=, ss,' seiers ScnSay nsst So nv ss at sr.siS
discharg,nE portion of her cargo
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late ma ster Of ihs bark snns vwsssn. alsd asst
ySssra Sss 4 "'''' o. ~ ANNA ''~ '"' '' '' I" 80
BAn. A,su " wsro,, AZ san y,.sei..s "a. y t,ow
EST Attended Win very S'.s, "a ssi .sssas ~
current ship laeerns heavily sna shipp,ns sFess sssn
;s: S Sss. %s !, ;,sa ssrns a. sss
sSSss sS;ss se -s .p s % rssss s %
Yard carried sss s.s.s, &c 80. ss,.ss' 80 .sssa
deck.
pcssa sss shs s he ssrs cod q 81. -ss ses-,.y sss,
powsrsIs "a. ss g. sTss NOV. rhs s,u ss a.. -.
d the tel ir.m tss ise@.., - ~ ssss :...us
saGsnsd With cold nat eeas sssg ~ es y.
sssr S,ssrs spos bS,a ana H. 40 a.s ~ % ~
asy:d ns SaSs a%s: ss A ss s % %
sighted Portland L,gs, Win inan,. .'ss .na his
they we're entirely worn eut they could D. ionfaf
con,,S ns ,s. n1 1Sssu. - sy sS. Y r. . s .ss ~
danger signal ami went 70 !h. r.sc.s shs POT ~ nf
Sssr s%.r r1a sven @'a sws sa ne s.5 CO.. 70 20
% sns .aa a,I'ssa ,ssss esrrs All a. s@ % s s S
relieve the suiferings Of the unfortansts Grew
on sS. POINT ssrs s"r sandy ri s' q q s
~ and towed 70 thi eisy &ih Pm - th. cess srscs
ceived no apparent damage.
scWn BANNER, Matthews. rom Belfast ~ss srsrssd ~
the In Boston harbor night of lssh os anchor sna
rs fathoms chain.
scHR Little RocK, from Baltimore wnmingsrn ~
nes ws' Sss Swfs sasns K lee ps5 sat s s s%s
not OF much CONSEQUENCE and her cargo n corn
uninjured.
scHRJ MoRALrs, Eldridge from - Domino f9r tes
ton, which put into Wilmington, NC. Jan On nsfs-~
scHR SARAH HAnnoSp, from Philsdelphs Tor hosfnn.
ashore at Centre Morches III has broken in Two ena
fast going 10 pieces The Coast rechhs 70 are
In stripping her OF fmaferias ke.
scnR W ArwArrR, OF New Haven. before reperwd
sunk at the wharf at India Point has been pumped Cot
and raised. AMI Is now dlscharsing her cargo " ees
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NEWS.
wHlTEsToNE TELEGRAPH.

The New yoRx HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city 70 Whitestone L. and the same s
open TOR the transaction OF business
The line will se found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given 10 merchants ano others to
communicate promptly.
As there h no other telegraph Communication with
whiteone the Herald Line will be open for oil business
and private messages and the attended TO with all
Possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have beer estaDlished-
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten WORDS OF
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For = message Of twenty words or
less 10 be delivered board vessels off Whitestone one
dollar; i've cents for evnry additional word.
Advertisements for the NEW YoRK HERALD free.
Herald once, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald ship News once, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Once, No 1868 Broadway
Herald Branch once, Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn.
whitestone Dock, Whitcstone. Ii.
Al the Herald Branch OGices corner Of Boerum and
Fulton streets BROOKLYN, and l2o Broadway, New York
VIII be bulletin Of the arrival Of all daily.
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The Road Clear OF Snow-Explan nations
from the General Superintendent.

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 81, 1873.
In reference to the report Of great drifts Of snow
interfering with the operations OF the Union
Pacific Railroad and OF men employed on the road
having been frozen to death, as published in the
newspapers OF Ogden and this city, Assistant Gen.
eral superintendent Clark telegraphs to the press
agent here this morning as folows:-
''There are no snow drifts on the Union Pacific
Railroad sufficient TO delay the trains Only one
train has been delayed from this cause during the
entire winter. The weather at Granite Canyon Is
favorable, there being only ten inches OF snow
upon the ground. None OF the section hands have
been frozen to death anywhere on the line. The
road is clear and all OF the trains running on
tme.v
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MRS. WHARTON.

Conclusion OF Testimeny-rhe Case
Given to the Jury.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 81, 1873.
The Court opened at haf-past nine O'Clock this
morning. Attorney General Syester resumed his
argument for the prosecution and continued until
one O'Clock, when the case was given to the Jury,
who were still out at late hour this evening. The
court room and hall leading thereto were densely
crowded during the entire day.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN JACKSON, TENN.

MENPHIS, Jdu I5IJ.
Last wednesday morning destructive fire, sup
posed to have been ofincendiary origin, occurred in
Jackson, Tenn. destroying property to the amount
OF 100000 The principal losers are Perkins
per SON, grocers $4,000, no insurance;
Mr.. Yancey, $4,000. insured for $4,000;
Horn King saloon and building, $1,000, insurance
5000; Y. Y. Hogsett, building, $4,000, no insu-
rance; McNuty 4 McGetrick, dry goods and build.
ing. $4,000, insured ior $4,000 Besides which
many other small stores were burned, embracing
nearly the entire business portion VI the town
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THE sUSQUEHANNA GORGE.

The River Not Running-Great Trouble
Expected When the Ice Gorge Is
Broken
PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Jan. 81, 1879.
The Susquehanna River is not rising The ice is
still gorged and the cold weather Is cementing It
more closely, which will render the breaking
mn when it occurs, more dangerous. The ther-
mometer stood at twenty-five degrees below zero
last night.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. IL A. M. }


WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. IL M.
Synopsis .Jor the Past T,oentv.t0uv Hours.
Rising barometer. falling temperature, fresh and
brisk northerly to westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather, accompanied by occasional areas Of very
light snow, are now prevailing from the Lower
Missouri Valley to Minnesota and the Upper
Lakes; very generally clear weather and light
winds and calms over the southern States; light
southeasterly and southwesterly winds and gener.
ally clear weather over the Middle States; a light
westerly wind and partly cloudy weather over New
England.
Probabilities
For the Lower Missouri and Ohio Valleys to the
Upper Lakes and Lake Erie rising barometer, fall
ing temperature, fresh and brisk northerly to
westerly winds and generally clear and very
cold weather; for Tennessee and Kentucky
winds veering to westerly and northerly, falling
temperature and generally clear weather; for the
South Atlantic and Gulf States East OF the Mssis.
sippi light winds and very generally clear
weather; for the Middle States winds
shifting to northery and westerly and
generally clear weather, excepting partly cloudy
weather and occasional areas OF light snow over
the Lower Lake region; Tor New England light
to fresh variable winds and partly cloudy weather.
The weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty four hours
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD BUILDING
A0s
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsroNk TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship City OF san Antonio, Pennington, Galveston
Jan ~ VIA Key West 18th, with mdse aud ~
IRON n lasting hours She brings from Key West The
Passengers part of cargo and the shan OF steamship Gle
opara rcn Havana Tor New York. before reporsed put
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Richmond City Point
and Norfolk with md-e aud Passengers To the Old Do
.ieamship Volunteer, crossman, Philadelphia. with
md-e TO Loriliard.
Bark de zsldo, Miller sagua davs with sugar and
issenper 20 waydell 90. tad tine weather Hat
teras from thence days with heavy northery winds
DAYS with salt TO darrell co. vessel 20 Niier ioneh
ton. Had moderate weather 10 aticras; nom thence
dIys rg w,n NM ons o, ,bs .oItssr % mn ,os,o. n
with hides Ae. 20 TunDcr Beatle. Had nne weather
10 iiatieras from thcnce dayA with heavy M and NV
schr Susan seison (oi Damari~coitsD Yates Tampico
s. days. with hide. hemp Sc g Molier Ihetaud YES
lhe passage days hertn OF Hatteras Jan 20. lat
2 10 Ion ~ is spck. schr W Foster from New Orleans
for nos,on same date &c. saw sehr Goodwin. bound
schr Bowdein sof rortland. Randall ss,snza. }. days
berg Vas days north Of IIaterss with heavy n ANA
schr N L ondersiceve. carlin. Delaware.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
bouSp SOUTH.
steamship Nsrens, Bears, Boston or New york. with
msss ssss ana mabss pssSsr nsss k, es ss.. far r.mo
steamer Aibauoss Davis. fsh River York with
gd-e ana pAs.enssr Reports NJ thema' Norris irom
riors and supplied them.
smamer DORIS. Nouns. Provideaos Cor Sew YORK. with
mdse and passengers
BOUND East
Steamship frsrconia. Brasr. New Yers 90, Portland
steamship Bolivar, lawson. New fork TOT New Bed
steamship Glaucus. Bsar-e. New york Cor Boston
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JUDGE LYNCH FINISHES" THE ARROW
ROCK INCENDIARIES.
ST. LoUrs. Jan. 81, 1873.

ST. LoC1s, Jan. 81, 1873.
Later advices from Arrow Rock, No., say that
Conner and Elder, the two other men engaged In
the attempt to burn that town, were hanged BY
vigilants ON wednesday.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01
ANOTHER MURDERER EXECUTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1873
Pancho Valencia was executed to-day at Fair
field, Soloma county, for the murder Of Mr.. ]. w.
Hewitt a farmer, in March, 1871 He protested
his innocence on the scaffOld.
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4 oiliersiceve, Cariin, Delaware.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
SAILED.

,aeen Cork !. briss epeed tssnoa. INA Drunrfara.
schrs Gcrsh Bsnkcr. Para. Julia Fiosd GeoFEsiown
Towel to sea. schr Thomas Ball. Ryder. ior 0aivcs
ton.
Wind a. sunset wNw.
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The Renowned Legislator Gives Bail 10
Appear I'm $4,000.

TOPEKA Kansas, Jan. 81, 1873
senator Pomeroy appeared by counsel before
Judge Morton, OF the District Court, to-day, and,
waving examination, gave $40 900 bail Tor mis- ap-
pearance at the June term OF the Court.
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THE pFEIPER FAMILY FUND.

The following additional subscriptions were re-
ceived at the HERALD Office yesterday Tor the re-
lief OF the widow and orphans Of the murdered
man. Charles II. Pieifer: -
Clerka of the National Park Bank as
The New York herald., 1873-02-01
A FATAL FIRE.

The Renfrcw Branch Of the Bank or
British North America Destroyed
Three Persons Burned to Death and .
Lady and Child Severely injured.
RENFREw, Canada, Jan. 81, 1874
A fire early this morning destroyed the building
occupied by the Bank OF British North America
and J. and W. Tlerney as a drugstore also two ad-
joining buildings. James McAdam, James Terney
and Julia Mcintyre were burned to death. Mrs.
uerney and child were seriously burned.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01

OCEAN STEAMERS.
O6ce.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH or FEBRUARY.
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The weather in Thi. CIty Yesterday.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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THE KANSAS SENATORIAL BATTLE.
How cold P0m.o Was Routed
I'm the End.
Bitter Political Fight in Which Kansas Bled
and Senator Pomsroy Failed to Make Con-
nections-Latest from the seaf Of War.

Judging from the dispatches published m the
western papers. received last evening az o late
hour, the contest for the selection OF an United
states senator. vice Pomeroy, whose term expired
and who was candidate for reelection, has been
one OF she most bitter that has ever occurred In
this country. II seems that up to within Q few
hours OF the final ballot that resulted In the utter
defeat OF Mr.. Pomcroy he had the inside track.
But 'the best made plans OF mice and men gang
AFT a'eley." and the display Of Representative
Yorks $1,000 bribe on the noor OF the House seems
10 have defeated the present Senator, who, late
dispatches report lies dangerously IN OF brain
fever, unable 60 give an explanation Of the charges
90 bodily made by Mr.. York.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01

yhe NtGht Refore the ballot.
The kansas CITY Times Of the 18th has the follow.
ing despatch:--
TOPEKA, Jan. 21. 1s7a.
The Senatorial battle opened this morning In
earnest, and In still raging vigorously. The frst
to-day was nred In the shape oI two aiiidayits read
ing ~ iollows:-
frhe afndavits In question are not nt to be pub
lished In ANY respectable newspaper. therefore we
These anidsvits were printed in handbm
form, and scattered all over the city In
the afternoon. One OF Pomeroy's friends issued
reply In the same form, making q weak attempt
to convince the public that the stery was black
mailing venture, but the explanation was too thn
and convinced nobody. Tonight In the antiPom-
eroy caucus Edward Clark, whom Pomcroy charges
steals, appeared and exhibited $1,000 which Pome-
roy paid him to-day To leave the state. The city ~
full OF lobbyists from all quarters, aud
EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH.
The anti-P0meroy men are In excellent spirits,
and perfectly confident Of victory. A vote will he
taken In separate session Of the two houses to-
morrow, and may result In an election.
The Times editorially rcmarks:-
POmeroys fate win probably be settled to-day, as
informal ballots will be taken In both houses o the
Legislature this morning. What the result viii be
no one can tell at this junctuse. week ago all
the indications were that old Pom master Of
the situation and would go IN on the second ballot.
owing to the scattering nature OF the opposition.
But IL appears the latter have come To a better
derstanding among themselves within the past
few days, and have determined t0 unite upon the
opposition candidate who develops the most
strength. II this In lived up to Pomeroy will not
be his own successor, and we hope 10 be able to
carry this news to Ulysses In the morning.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 81, 1873.
The New York herald., 1873-02-01

"Perley," the Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Journal, teegraphs, under date OF wash.
ington, 3Oth, the following to the Journal OF yes
terday:-
Mr.. Pomerey has telegraphed TO friends here that
his defeat at the recent election Tor senator IA
Kansas was caused by conspiracy.
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The New York herald., 1873-02-01


800. Then he was captured. N
Such was the story OF the murderer. who de-
clared that the quarrel arose @ about the borrowed
manning on the stack after shooting Mrs. Newton,
without killing her, were due TO whiskey.
After making his confession the murderer was
white shirt and black sack, vest and pantaloons.
When the clothes were brought ne tried them on
and said they were Just the thing, adding:-
IL WON'T NEED ANOTHER SUIT IN HURRY"
He conversed freely, as usual, saying he was
CORY for the murder, but that Others had
Killed and been hanged before him, and would kill
the greatest OF criminals. He was glad Mrs. New
Son WAS alive. He had never been able to make out
wnat her relations with Bonacna were ae for him.
self he had only conversed with her q few times.
lie knew from the first that be must die because
he nad neither friends nor funds, and the gallows
was mace ior the poor-not for the rich. Then he
snook nanas VITA the reporters and bade them
foouoy, saying mat he hoped to meet them IN
Later yesterday Judge Harrison. nfs devoted
lawyer, visited him. Meiars sent his love to his
another and sisters, whose address he did NOT
know. and gave the Judge q lock OF his hair 10 be
sent 70 his mother.
TIE PRISONERS srorcAL cALMyKss
was remarkable. His regret for his crime was on,v
passive. Smoking his cigar aud reading his Ger.
anan prayer book he said:-"Ive made INV peace
with God, and shall die happy q COED Catholic.
l1eeling that shall soon be III heaven"
friend asked him II he felt no stings OF remorse
He replied. "Oh yes, Q little, sometimes but
mas TO be done, and It can't be helped I've made made
up my mind TO IL and am satisfied To another
friend, shortly afterwards he said, "Dont you
WORRY. for it can't be helped; I've % no fear Of the
when Sheriff Cook described the arrangements
for the execution, he said, "All right; IN 20 to
the galows as you want me 10. You needn't nave
minded getting q wagon, though,
rD JUST As SOON WALK"
=. Two Catholic prieSts remained constantly VILE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-28
Deatbs.

At his residence near Little George
town, on the 4th inst after n protractcd
illness of several years, JAMES NJ.
NEWKIRK,in the 9th year Of his age.
Near Lectown, June 2nd, 1878, PAR
RAN MORGAN, son of Solomon and
Amelia Thornburg,agcd 10 months and
days.
June Nth instant, at Tuscorora Mills,
Berkeley comfy, of Cholera Iniantum,
GEORGE EDGAR, aged year and
10 days, only child Of George I. and
Amabel Legg.
In Hcdgcsvillc, June Goth, after an
afllicton of many years duration, Mr..
JAMES ii. ROBINSON, in the s3rd
year Of his age.
On Friday morning 18th instant, at
his residence near Martinsburg, JOSl-
All ROBERTS, aged Is years.
On the 9TH Of June, in Baltimore,
SALLIE ADAMS KEARNS, aged 1
months and weeks, daughter Of Chas.
\. Kearns and Sallic y. Kearns
ave know she has gone 10 lmmanuol's breast
TO the beautiful land, 10 the endless rest.
We know her freed spirit can never again
Be troubled with sorrow or tortured with pain"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-28
Editorial Brevitles.

General Longstreet says that as soon
as he can collect the facts and figures
he will publish an argument and map
going TO show that he was not respon'
sible for the loss, at the Gettysburg bat
tie, and which will go far to place the
burden on the shoulders that are really
the right ones to bear it,
Col. valery Sulakowki, well known
in Virginia as the commander of the
Polish brigade from Louisiana-in
which the Colonel was about the only
Pole-died in New Orleans OH Thurs
day last.
The trial of Victoria c. Woodruff,
Tennie c. Claflin and Colonel Blood,
for sending obscene matter through the
mails, was commenced in the United
States District Court at New York, OH
Monday last.
w. T. Hoblitzell, one of Cumberland's
famous fishermen, caught bass at the
river, which weighed six pounds strong.
Mrs. Shurz, wife of the distinguished
Senator, has become heir to legacy of
100000 Prussian thalers, or about $780,
900, by the death of her uncle, lately 4
resident of Hamburg, Germany.
The Martinsburg Statesman halls the
Inauguration of farmers oranges in this
State, and proposes Charles j. Faulkner
as their candidate for the next Presi-
dency.
Major 5. 5. Hill, of Culpcpper coun-
ty, Va, died suddenly, at his residence
in that county, on Sunday, Of heart dis
ease. Major Hill was brother of the
late General a. r. Hill, and was 4 well
known and popular lawyer in Virginia.
Rev. +. z. Walton, of Richmond,
was in Charleston lecturing in support
of Swedenborgian religion doctrines.
He had good audiences, many of the
hearers going to listen from curiosity.
The seconds in the Mordecai and Nc
Carly duel, at Richmond, were taken on
a writ of habeas corpus before Judge
Lacey OF New Kent county, on Monday,
who admitted them to bail in the sum
of $4,000 each to appear before the
Grand Jury on the 9TH Of July,