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ASSOCIATED PRESS. REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENGER
NEWYoRK.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN a co. PROPOSE TO PAY
b { .-|''a SS4 PER GENT, |i'f

DUNCAN hitEHhAN 4 CO. PkpPOaE ~ fINf
q ''-'''3 SS3 PRR GENT. Fi'f f
New YoRK, August lS.-Mr. Duncan,
Of the suspended firm Of Duncan, Sher-
man & Co., has issued . circular 10 the
creditors proposing to pay 3Si per cent on
the dollar in full Of the Indebtedness Of
the firm; 81 per cent on or before No.
yembeF q, 1875; 5 per cent May q, 1875;
5Per cent November n, lS76;,5 per. .ceat
May q, 1877; 10 per cent November q,
1877, with interest at 7 per cent per
annum until paid or as much sooner, as
these shall be realized and divided. The
excess Of the assets, after the percentage,
is also given to the creditors, but the
assets arc 10 be placed in the hands Of
Mr.. Duncan under the control Of a COM
mittee,
PRESIDENT MORENO AssAssINATED.
Private dispatches here announce the
death by assassination Of Senior Gabriel
Garcia Moreno, President Of the Republic
Of Ecuador, The intelligence was brought
by a special courier from the Capital TO
the Pacific Coast, thence by packet TO
Panama and by cable TO this city,
A SIGNIFICANT LETTER FROM GEN. but
LER.
Gen. Butler was invited to address
public meeting under tue auspices Ol tho
Legal Tender Club Of this city, Other en-.
gagements making it impossible for him
TO be present the General writes: lam
unable to comprehend of appreciate, aud
much less TO admire that system Of govern
ment finances, s,which hass wrought on the
business and production Of the country;
that over two million working men and
women desire productive employment
which employment they have not had for
the last two years, and by which produce
tion they would have added TO the wealth
Of the country During that time
we have lost one billion two
hundred million, or about equal
to half Of the national debt by their
enforced idleness, to say nothing Of the
loss OF the morahot working men and wO-
men. How long men In active business,
and property holders, and holders Of
those kinds Of property which are open
to taxes will permit system Of financial
administration to go on by which their
property shall fall thirty three per cent
In value and owners Of property, such
as notes and bonds which are untaxed be-
cause they are not open to taxes, and
have their property appreciated, and es-
cape taxes Is 4 problem which the good
sense Of the people Of the United States
~ n .e
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Passenger Rates-DistilIery sold

CHICAGO, August 12.-passenger rates
to New York will be raised on Monday,
the Michigan Central having withdrawn
It's opposition. Whetherit will he fixed
at $1b,ot 500 is not known. Il.
The Calumet River Distillery was sold
to-day for S5O,0OO taxes due The govern.
ment. II was bought in by the com pany.
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Marina Intelligence.

IoNDoN, August 1s.ATle steamer
Klopstock, dOcked two daysat Chetbourg.
repairing her screw, sailed on Monday
for New York. r
The steamer Neyada, reported with
her machinery disabled was signalled this
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I PRESIDENT MORENO AssAssINATRl

Private dispatches here announce the
death by assassination Of Senior Gabriel
Garcia Moreno, President Of the Republic
Of Ecuador, The intelligence was brought
by a special courier from the Capital TO
the Pacific Coast, thence by packet 10
Panama and by cable to this city,
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FRANCE.


UARDINAL MULOBKEY IN PARIS'
PARIS, August 1s.-Cardlnal McClos.
key has arrived in thiscity, where he will
probably remain for several days.
The French engineers who are to as
sist in the soundings for the channel tun-
mel have left for England.
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INDIA.

BunMAn, August 1s.-The Irrawaddy
has overflOwed lis banks for miles In the
district PRONE and Is doing immense
damage to the rice fields and to property
generally.
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oNAhA, NED., August issa The Union
pacitic Railroad Company yesterday be.
gan suits in the United States District
Coufls nninG more counties Of lhiastate
to restrain them ftom collecting the taxes
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Providence, August 1s,--The Presi.
dent remained at Gen. Buthsides residence
this forenoon, rain preventing the pro.
posed crhise In the bay. Thecla bake
will be sefyed this afternoon taino or shine
The preildenl intends leaSihgat 0 o'clock
for New York.
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10 ne INVESTIGATED.

Tie British Consul will investigate
the case Of the ship Bremen's crew-all
colored men. The statements Of the
captain and tho crew differ as TO the
character Of the provisions. The affair
cGlise1 much tiunlthapEporablet unlthppo Gfeen4ntpeht. |
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HGfffpnp, August 1s. AIIeavy rains
to-day causdd considerable damage 10 the
railways and Highways west Of this city.
At Waterbury the damage 70 the streets
and property ls Estimated atS76,O0O.
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ISpfASAPotGs, August 49, The re.
mains Of Lieutenant Commander Amen.
trout arrived here this morning. The
funeral took place Al Crown Hill Ceue-
teFy this afternoon. us".
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pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OVncE PEABopY ISsuRAScE Co., I
WHEELING, W, Va, Auril 2, 1879,

WHEELISO, W, Va, April q 1879, J
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine InSunnco
Company Of Wheeling expired April 1T, 1875, and
10 1nGIpirOd hre business has beUn Eeln1ufed by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, as shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
nvXed hereto, All claims Tor los or damage that
any dre policy Issued BY tho Fire aud Marine In.
sufHnCO Company, aud In force, will be adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
J, v, L, RODGERS,
Secretary,
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CLEVELAND, August iS-Wheat : I'm
changed. Corn - Firm and unchanged
Oats-Dull for old: new unchanged. PetrO
leum--Dul; standard white, aftlots, 9hc
Ohio State test, 100 degs., iONc.
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Suspension Of a baltimore Firm.

BALTIMORE, ugustls.--Graham Bros.
a Co., wholesale gFoeety aud cummisAibn
merchants, No. $50 West Pratt street
and 50 B6liflil Hdk aeiI Attaek Suspended
Yesterday lheit liabilities are stated to
Be $50 900; the assets, principally In Bal
timiofe county property St9 deemed bhi.
ilcient TO Covet that auiount;t the firm have
asked loF an extension. Their creditors
are New York and baltimore Pstties'
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Ex- President Johnson's success

NASHVILLE, August 1s.-At9 o'clock
tonight Governor Porter appointed
Chancellor D. NJ. Key, Of Chattanooga, as
the successor Of Andrew johnson, in the
U. s. Senate. "r1 f'. 'i
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b UrcA, N. u August. is.-The races
Aefe PosEponed till tomorrow on aC.
count ot The rain, i72a
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Iris estimated that the forthcoming
Iowa census report will show that the
State ha' population Of 1,35O,OOO-a
gain oi more than 100000 in two years.
The gains are crichy in the new counties
Of the north and northwest. Several Of
the older counties, and those stricken by
grasshoppcrs, have barely held their own,
The most populous county in the State Ia
Dubuque, with 1855, and the next Ia
Scott, with 1886, The four largest cities
IN the State are rs follows: Dubuque,
$500 Davenport, 2l,23i; Burlington,
2O,227; Dcs Moincs, lA,ii9.
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Nldnr and day with l75 hands /, thr
way they do things at the Syracuse Iror
Works, Syracuse, New York. The work,
cover two acres and have capacity fo,
turning out G,OOO tons per year Of band
and hoop iron, bars, rods, scrolls, oval,
horse shoe iron, &c. They have in us,
four double pudding furnaces, one sinplt
one and six heating furnaces. The stenu
power consists oitwo engines Of l5O hora
each, with several smaller ones TIL,
yearly consumption Of coal is 10000 tons
1000 to G,OOO tons Of pig iron and i,OOl
to 1900 tons Of scrap iron. Their bapt
and hoopiron il largely sold in the East
efn States, where /, is very popular
Charles L. HubbOll, ia Secretary An,
Treasurer Of tho Company.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August ls,-The strike at Old.
ham continues, and the trade Of Black.
burn and vicinity IL seriosuly threatened
as the manufacturers get their yarn and
wool from Oldham.
Dispatches from Vienna report that
the Radicals have been victorious in the
election in Servia. DeutSche Zeitung
states that the Radicals will move into
Skuptschina that servia may send an
army to Herzegovina to assist the insur-
gents,
EXPLOSION OF WAR MATERIAL.
Aspanish vessel, shipping materials Of
war at Barcelona yesterday suddenly ex-
ploded and sunk; fifty persons were kill
eddy the explosion or drowned.
A ROYAL COLLISION.
{. A steam yacht carrying the Queen and
royal family, while crossing from Osborne
to Portsmouth this afternoon, collided
with and sank the schooner yacht Mistle-
toe. The latter was struck amidships
and cut in two, and sank Instantly. A
party Of ladies and gentlemen were on
board the Mistletoe, three Of whom were
drowned and one killed. None Of the
royal family were injured, and their
yacht was but slightly damaged.
A letter from Dalmatia dated August
10th says 10000 men are ready to join the
Bosnian insurreolion, and that 'SClayon.
ians from all parts were arriving 10 fight
for their independence and religion.
THE TURKISH SITUATION.
LONDON, August 10, 5A. M-The ITncs
commenting on the Turkish situation
says; While We think the success Of the
rebellion would be q calamity at present,
because it might precipitate the disrup
ton Of the Ottoman Empire aud plunge
Europe into a mighty war, we cannot
blame the people for seeking to throw of
an intolerant yoke. lai.il
LONDON, August 1916 A. M.-The
towns OF Gluchov, Kizliar and ZariEin,
in Russia, have been nearly totally burn.
ed, Numerous other destructive fires
are reported in Lithuania and elsewhere
in Russia,
A Vienna special to the Standard says
letters from Belgrade express the fear
that Prince Milan will shortly be expell-
ed from Servia.
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,sDsYC1iOMANCY, OR soul CHARMING y
i How either scS may taSinate and gain The
StAnly. This art all can poses, tree BY mAil, iof
Is cents together With a Marriage Guide, Egyptian
OfSCie, Dreams Hints to ladies etc. 100000
S6ld. "A queCt hook. Address T. WILLIAM a
90 Pub'i Philadelphia aW2eodGN.
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The people in the White Mountains
have not had glimpse Of the sun for a
week. ~, "
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sAN rRANCISCO.
POSTMASTER ABscoNps.

SAN FRANcIsCo, August 1S.-A private
telegram received at San Diego says that
James s. Giles, postmaster at Prescott,
Arizona, absconded Saturday night. His
safe has not yet been opened, but money
orders to the amount oil $500 are unaC-
counted for. The Deputy United States
Marshal Is In pursuit.
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Deaih OF 3 pronilnent Oh Dealer

PtTtzsunaH, AuguSt IL, ,ADt. Arnold
Hertz, prominent oil dOalerDi this city,
died suddenly 0t apcplexy a his resi-.
dence in Allegheny, lAlt night rtiii
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rxp1os1oN OF wAn Mlrrn1A1.

Aspanish vessel, shipping materials Of
war at Barcelona yesterday suddenly ex-
ploded and sunk; fifty persons were kill
ed by the explosion or drowned.
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FINANCIAL.
JOHN K. BoIsEORD, PrlL GEo ADAMS, v, Przt
N. A. CIIANpLEH, Clahlr1.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRsY NATIONAL RANK OF WHEELING.

auEp 1000
This Bank 6 orvanIled and prepared 10 transact
the bushes Of banking In al ID d6tailI.
tauccools thu FirHt National Bank Of Wheeling,
Y owned By the same aharOhOlden and Is under the
Ane management
BY 0nfIlly regarding the Intenatsof Ia Conos-
pondenu and pepodtoFl and by a prompt and
faithful execuonO Oi their Wishes II hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and BlllS diACOunted. ....
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States,
Deposit Accounts subject TO check at sight no
ceiyed from Banks, Banker, Firms, Corporations
and individuals .'...'..... =.
Cef!i6caies Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or a hxed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposit.
John K. Botaiord, VIM. B. Simpson.
Jacob s, Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner,
Guorge Adams, John /. H0bbS, =
Geo. W. FnnEhGim, John L. Wilson, ff
Henry N. Harper, 1I.a. my2i-dAW
D. c, LIn, JosRPn SEYBOLD,
HENRY K. LIST, NIRsoN LAM,
Wh. 4. List, HARRY W. List.
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INSURANCE.

e--N
Organized In 1881, soFuaAllOa In leIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

EIOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, siXAA
Il roorsTop Oregon HHi,at sf4 permonth. HI
BRICK. HOUSE, four rooms, adjoining the
above, At $1 i per mDnfh. -, s- = t,
= Also.i n n,tsaber OF other HOUSES at various
prices; s. fey g rent bs 4. POLK z CO..
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

SENT TO JAIL.-Boot Wells was sent to jai
yesterday by Mayor Chiles for sixty days for
maItreating his mother-in-law.
E,lEcTIoS OF OFFICERS. a meetsag oi
the Young Mems Temperance and Debating
Society held Wednesday night the following
officers were elected j. c. Lipscomb. presi'
dent; c. l.. Monteiro, vlce-president; Van
w. Wilkinson, secretary; George w. Gary,
financial secretary; William j. Clot"orthy,
treasurer DR.. A. MoDteiro, critic.
INTERESTING DEBATE.-Yesterday evening
the Manchester Debating Society held quite
an interesting meeting at the rooms Of the
Society. Tie following question was de.
buted in very satisfactory manner by al
present From which does humanity de-
rive the greater benefit, railroads or the
press 2" Messrs. Arthur Tyson and Robert
Maurice represented the Affirmative, and
Messrs. Walter Owen and Van. w. Wiikln'
son the negative side of the question. The
question was decided in favor Of the press.
which was the negative.
THE COrroN MILLS have resumed opera
tiODS,
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How 1T AFFECTS SETTLERS. Settlers COM
ing TO Virginia naturally desire to find
home which may also prove attractive 10
friends left behind whom they hope TO see
follow them to this State.
Only those who have lived in England
know how immense is the influence brought
to bear against everything Virsinlan by the
bondholders. There is Il neyer.ceasins cry
of perfde, which keeps thousands OF caPl-
talists from investing in our lands and man
uiactures. So long as this state of things
las;s our settlers cannot hope to secure many
more settlers.
If the matter were left to the settlers to
decide they would all vote for otofe ooI'
re..cy. The settlers. at all events, would not
object to pay the additional IS On every
81 900 that he is assessed in order to pre-
serve the fair fame OF his adopted country.
Strange that in some respects settlers
should be more patriotic than some citIzens'
We commend the fact to Senator Pumole-
chook Pridem0re the next time he wishes 10
make charges of" treason. on.'-farmo'He -heT-
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS.
DAY-Judge Hughes pres'ding.-ln the mat
ter of Stephen Sheppard, bankrupt. By
agreement between counsel the exemption OF
$500 made to the bankrupt on the 4th instant
was suspended until the further order Of the
court.
In the matter of S. Campbell, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to make deed of
conveyance TO the purchaser Of the bank
rupt's real estate and deliver tue same to j..
G. Rowe, the holder Of the bonds for the de-
ferred payments of the purchasc-money, to
be turned over to the purchaser when said
bonds are paid.
In The matter of William II. Sinimonds,
bankrupt. The assignee and w. w. Walker,
the purchaser Of the baDkrupFs real estate,
were ordered to appear on the 1st Monday
in April and show cause why the sale of the
property aforesaid should not be set aside
and annulled.
In the matter of John Johns, bankrupt.
The assignee was authorized to convey to
John 4. Chappell the bankrupt's real estate
on account of his judgment-lien upon said
property upon the payment by him Of all
costs.
In the matter Of John L. Motley, bank
rupt.. The creditors were ordered to show
cause before Register Forbes, at Richmond,
on February 22d next, why The bankrupps
real estate should not be sold free Of liens
and membranes; and the register was d-
rected to take an account of the liens thereon.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
William Il. TyleS, of Richmond city.
In the matter of Lemuei~Peebles, bank
rupt. The register was ordered to transfer
to this court The matter of the sale of the
stocks and bonds surrendered by the bank.
rupt for further proceedings in regard
thereto.
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CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
Judge Z. II. Ftzhu1h preS'dlng.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank Is.
Martin, &c. Decree confirming report of
commissioner and directing sale of the pro-
perty in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Joncs's executors rS. Jones. Decree re-
ferring cause TO q commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Goodwin, &C., Us. Ransom, DC. Decree
making partial distribution of the fund on
hand.
Lyons, trustee, rs Piedmont and Airing
ton Life Insurance Company. Decree dis
posing of fund reserved under former de-
cree in this cause.
Lancaster Il Co. Us. Talman's executor.
Decree referring cause 10 commissioner for
account, inquiry, and report.
Liggon uS. TAYLOR. Order of 9th Febru-
a,y, 1875, dissolving the injunction hereto
fore awarded in this cause.
Er paric-M. G. Mosely. Order appoint
ing trustee in place of one who declines to
act.
Kent, &C., ps. Kent, SC. Decree in con-
formity with opinion of the court constru.
ing the will of Horace L. Kent, deceased.
Dupont de Nemours Us. Thompson, DC.
Decree sustaining exception to commission
er's report and recommitting the same Tor
further inquiry and report.
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Uniform SiauSe-F,reights for Rich
mond 10 be Expedited.

GREENSBORO, N. G., February 8, 1875.
Editors Dtspatch,-T has been a mani
fest change in business OF all kinds and q
marked spirit of Improvement esinced by
the people generally of Greensboro since the
consolidation of the management OF the
Richmond and Danyile and North Carolina
railroads ;and in my humble opinion the
degree of prosperity enjoyed by this com.
munity is in the main attributable to her
good fortune in baving secured the advan-
tages attendant upon the aforesaid consoida-
ton. What pity that neither the North
Carolina nor Virginia Legislature have CON-
mon sense sufficient to allow this important
thoroughiare uniform gauge.
Colonel Talcott, general superintendent,
having, suppose, become dissusted with
the stoId stupidity Of our modern law.givers
and deSpairing Of justice at their hands, pro-
poses to erect car-hoister at this point in a
few days, which will obviate the delay Of
frcishteand the break of bulk, and which
will most aSsuredly add to the traffic Of this
line considerably, which is already immense.
rbere is probably DO road in the South more
prosperous just now than the North Carolina
division OF the line aforesaid.
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The THEATRE.-Th Child of the Regi-
ment and Handy Andy were presented at
the Theatre last night TO highly satisfied
audience. Katie Putnam was in Der best
humor, aud her acting made the character,
which is not usually regarded as OF she best
for the display of dramatic talent, attractive
and pleasing to all. Mr.. Burus's Handy
Andy was very fine, and raised him greatly
in the estimation Of those who hays been
carefully watching his performances.
Tonight Little Barefoot will be played,
followed by the Loan of Lover. The com
pany will have the services of Mr.. John
Burnet, who is represented to be capital
comedian, and who Is here on short visit
With. moderate weather and tolerablY good
walking it is reasonable to expect that the
Theatre will be crowded. 90
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A MARRIAGE AT THE POLICE CoURT.-Bell-
field Gray, colored man Of about twenty.
five, was before Polce-Justice White yester-
day charged with seducing Mary Belle Har-
ris, u fcllow.seryant, under promise of mar
riase. Finding that he was in very peril
Gus situation, and in danger of going to the
penilentiary, Harris consented to mend mat
ters us far as possible by marrying the girl.
A license was accordingly procured, Rev.
William Williamson, coored Methodist
minister, was sent for, and in the presence of
the Police Justice, reporters, lawyers, spec
tators. witnesses, and prisoners, he solemnly
performed the ceremony. In accordance
with the law the proceedings against the ac-
cused were then dismissed, and the happy
pair" retired from the courtroom.
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ANOTHER DEATH AT THE LrxB Kus.-The
Flime.siln near the corner of Tweniy.eighth
and Cary streets IS nightly resorted to by
houseless people and vagrants wbe either do
not know of the free lodgings provided for
them at She First station-house, Or know
Ing, decline to avail themselves Of The city's
bounty. Several deaths have occurred there
within the list year or two, and another was
added to the list on Wednesday night. VIII
liam GIoyerr,a colored rag-picker, about
twenty five years Of age, went to the fme.
kiln to warm and fell asleep on its edge, and
was probably ES.led by inhalation Of the gas
from the. burning oyster-sbells. BE wac
found yesterday morning BY Policeman Nj
cbaes with life entirely extinct. Coroner
Taylor had the body removed to the City
Morgue, and will hold an inquest at 10
O'Clock this morning,
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THIEVES SENT TO JAIL.-The Police JUS
tice yesterday morning sent Buck Oakley
(coloreD to Jail for twelve months for steal
ing three boxes of wine of the value OF 81
from Mr.. William Harris.
Winston Brown (colored) was sent to JAZZ
for four months for stealing an axe of the
value of $l.25 from the store of Mr.. A. 8.
Clarke.
George Williams .colored was found
guilty of stealing a chain Of the value OF -
from Mr.. Fl. w. Tyler and sentenced to- jul
for sixty days. An appeal was taken to the
Hastings Court. Williams was in tho mean
time committed.
Adaine Williams {colored), for stoalipg a
broom of the value Of fifty cents tToM the
store of Mr.. W. M. Parrish, was sent 20 jail
for thirty days.
William johnson (colored),, oonvieted OF
stealing 6fe shia. of the value Of two dollars,
the property OF DR.. r. G. Wharton, was or
dered to be coained for sixty days.