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". ~. CosNrG FAYErrES ST. PACLSTEEtrS
Opposite Bs-usm's City Hotel,
BALTIMORE. MD.
ISAAC ALREGsTSON, l'ToprtCtor.
March go. ,,-s. Juue .S, l>7O-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-09-23

and The dead shsl rise. Peace to his ashes.
The grave never claimed a braver, nobicr or
moro chivalrous man than Gen. III. Jsh.
Thompson.
TGeu. Thompson was a nephew OF iho
Misses Broalus Of this town, and Grandson OF
Mai Wm. Broadus, officer Of the Revolution.
His death isLeard with regret BY hundreds Of
our people who knew him well aud aJ;nifed
Mm.-EDs. FREE PREss.]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-09-23

"suppose, Belle said poor but bouest
Chicago youth to Prsirio-avenuo girl one
day, suppose that a young man loved you
dearly-very dearly-but was afraid to ask
you to marry bin, maybe because he was very
timid, or felt too poor, or something what
would you thibk Of such 4 case?" Think 2"
answered the girl Immediately, why, If be
was too poor I should think that he was doing
inst right in keeping siill about it, Tie
question wss dropped Tig'; there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-09-23

The Richmond Inquirer Of Sunday las. con-
tsins the lUlloging announcements: Ia view
Of tie resignation Of The editors 10 consequence
Of difficulties 10 connection with The business
management Of the Enquirer il Is thought best
tha, publication should be suspended for the
present IN order b afford time for reorsaniza-
ton and adjustment. which can be effected in
no other way without doirimeni TO the inter-
ests Of those concerned.
Mr. Thadlcus X Lyon, we'll known resi-
den. Of Richmond, has been arrested for out
raging the persons II two little girls whom be
eniiced into his lodgings The mother Of one
Of the victims il also 10 custody for con-
pounding n felony" by compromising, IN mo-
ney, with Lyon for her daughters shame.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-09-23

rF7Hr undersigned having taken out license as
A,rti.reer. oilers his services I'm shat carac-
a -.5 ,,fu .rdesv1r to obtain the best prices
~ ru property placed uudcr his hammer o,
Yes be s1licits he patronage ot those persons s1
f,rtrr-t. AS t1 have anything and want @ dispose
..fitt, the highest bidder. Orders addressed 20
the subscriber Gt Charl-si0Wn 81. Iec,lE. prompt
attention. "LV' ~ d @-'-'O-''
March IS. ls76-6m.
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i33llTS FIIlI SULPHUR SPlIEGS.

nNE mile and hali from Stephenson's Depot
r. o., Frederick county, Va, will be opened
June 18th.
TERNS.-For May. June, September and DC
t1ber, $500 per day, Sl2.5 so per week and $40 per
month For July aud August. S2j0 per day,
5Sl per week and $50 per month OF Is days.
Children and servants half price
Inne Il 1870.
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q IN m ESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, ". Va SAIUDAl %
T5Ie 65.---YOL u, NEW SERIESJ CIIARLl
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALKER 81 CO.,
Celebrated ClOthieFs OF Baltimore, ma,
Announce The Introduction Of plaa Of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
By LETTER,
To which thev call your special attention. They
win sead ou application ticir improved and aecu-
rate
RULES FOR SELF FHEISURETEYT,
ana ru line of samples frou their immense
stock of CLOTHS. CASSlMERES, COATiNGS,
SuIRIlNGS. &C.. thus enabling parties IN any
part of thc country Co order their Clothing aud
Shirts direct from them, with tae certainty ot re-
ceiying garments ot
The Eegy Latest Sgls
md jost Pegftct Fa AHGiaalle.
Goods ordered win be sent by Express to any
part OF tbc country.
As is v,H known throughout the southern
States thcy iayc ror Foyty-Ihree y ears
ENCCLLED
I'm al! departments or their business, which Is
substantial guarantee as 90 the character Of the
Goods they viii send out
A large aal Vel--ssoCJ q stock Of
IEEACE-IIADE CLOTHING
sluavs on hand, together with a tall line Of
Furnishing Goods,
including all the latest Novelties in Design, aud at
POPULAR PRICES.
/ when Good. are sent per Express C. o. D.
/ thcre wiu be no collection charge on amounts OF
$40 and over.
I aud Price Li.t sent free o0 application.
The attention OF she Trade IS iuyIted 20 our
\ Wla,.s4l. Department, which is always Kept up
. t1 thc bi-hsst standard.
Noah WALE6EIE * 60.
Manufacture, aud Dealers iu Meas a1d Bows
d HH HF
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HOTEL,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va.

UAVING leased the Entler Hotel. il is now
open Tor the accommodation Of the Public
The Table will be bounti'ully supplied with all
the Injuries sud substantisls thst the city and
country markets Afford. None but polite aud at
teativc servants will be employed, and nothing
shan b. lert undone that will contribute to the
comfort and pleasure Of guests. The Stable Will
be attended by an experienced Ostlrr.
l.. Z. ETCHiSON,
February S, 1876. Proprietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-09-23

We are reliably informed that nothing Will
make a young mans emotions despise the re-
straints Of tight shirt collar so much as the
pressure Of 4 soft bend in the dark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY. NAY T. 1876-rR1PLE SHEET
ant were In company together but the defendant was
not arrested until yesterday. He was held for trial.
porrrv sspxrErpa

ant were In company toeethcr but the defendant was
not arrested until yesterday. He was held for trial.
POLICY PACKERS.
John NcEnnery, alias John Sullivan, was accused or
keeping poiicy shop at No 800 East Thirty fourth
street. Nc denied thai he was the owner. but admit
ted that he employed by Cornelius Parker, Of
No. 463 Third avenue. who is well known "po'icy
packer or one who advances money TO others 10 run
poiicy shops. warrant accordingly issued Tor
the ARE OF Parker and hs and himself were
brought 10 Court by Officer Leary, Of the Court squad
Both were held tor trial $500 each which they fur
nished- McEnnery was discharged.
THE RESULTS OF SPREE.
Wesley Wallace OF Seventy second street and Aad-
son avenue found lying in the street on wcdnes-
day night in condition dead than alive He was
locked up, and yesterday morning be found that. In
addition TO having badly and bruised head he was
minus his watch aud chain and HIS pocketbook which
had contained about $50 Mr.. Wallace had been sun
GENTLY punished the Court thought and he was dis
A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.
William Clarendon, who said he lives at No. 420 East
Seventeenth street, charged with burglary. He
was arrested in East Fifty third Wednesday
night, Immediately after burglary had been COM
United nj No 323 IN the lot OF skeleton
Keys were found upon him. but he accounted for them
ny saying hat tie was agent Tor lock naninctur-
ing company IN the country. The Court did not be-
Neve hun, but there not sufficient evidence on
which 10 hold him on the charge OF burglary and he
was sent 10 the Workhouse Tor year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
POLICE COURT NOTES.

John Burns, charged with stealing gold watch and
chain from c. " L. Van Wrinkle, Of Patterson, y. T.,
was yesterday committed in default OF 81, 600
ball. by Justice Smith. ut the Washington Place Police
Court.
Jua Kelly and Thomas Beck, OF No 23S West
Twenty eighth street, were each held in default OF
$1,000 bail. by Justice Smith yesterday, to answer
charge Of having on Wednesday night robbed John
Robertson Of No. 81 Atlantic avenue, OF silver watch
and chain and $40 in money.
Mary Manning. who WAS yesterday morning caught
In the act oil stealing piece OF silk from the dry goods
store Off. 4 G Johnston. No. $50 Broadway COM
United by Justice Smith in default Of 500 bail to
answer.
Gaspar Barcelona reported TO the police yesterday
that he assaulted robbed OF $40 by roughs in his
residence No. II Thompson street. The police are
looking Tor the robbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
DISTRICT COURT CLERKS.

Tho question to whether the term OF the clerks Of
the ten district who held Office prior to tho LIST
OF January last expired at that time was argued at
length yesterday in the General Term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas A quo warranto suit was brought in
order to adj udicatc the John J. Heaey Jr,
apponted clerk Of the Eighth District Court under the
oct of 1872, and the LIST OF January last Henry
Leask was appointed in his place II is claimed by
Healcy That his appointment under the act referred
tor years On the other hand, IL is insisted
that he entitled 10 hold Office only during the
naming part 81 the term OF Judge Kane. by whom he
appointed The Court took the papers, reservng
lis decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

.. 100 n O. OF I'd Az. looxi0o: William q. Taman
90 George W. Hertxoi aud others Nom
81. w.. 92.2 II. sfh 2xi 100. William
q. Taliusn TO Thomas j. Jeremiah Nom
~ ieftzsl and others to owen joIes....... -. 22ooo
18th u. 21h f. o 9th "a x92: Annie
Cohen hu band 10 j ulius Lipman 10000
cd 81. u. g. 80 II. W.. Sd 2Oxl0O IL: Gideon
Fountain wife 20 Pauline L. Loss......,. l2.2Go
John v Betn INN. 1920
W Poueker. referee. to Frederick A. Knrsheedt $500
same =. ...-........ 1000
others trvssees.......... ''..........,..... ALSO
LxAsE.
Sd No. COL, extension, years; Bern
hard Stern 30 Henry Esser 1850
Bishop. II. N. and others TO NJ Richardson (cxl,
10Th ST., between 9th and 6th avs no. 40 . one -
Gibbs VIM. W.. to VIM j. Preston. $. 5. 10th ST., ".
Muller john g. and vile 10 coiamDn. siigeicr nj
I'd o av a. year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
ST. e. IL: sv ins.simenss Observation-Disclosures. $500
oim s. Seth st. O. 9Th av year .........-.. 10000
n. = 44,h 81 q sth av 3 wears ........... 5000
ing and Mutual Loan Association. n. 18th ST., Q. . -
wiisaax H. H. Il. and Others. 10 cornaeiia NJ Pea.
body o 9Th av. n. 3lst ST. year.......... 5000
OF 18th 81; years eoee
6Ges
Same 20 Caroline NJ Hertzei. W. ). Of Sin av. n OF
Jones Mary to Ma aal Lie Insurance Company
of 5sth OF 9Th year ............. 10000
St. Of 9Th Az 1000
Loss. Pauline L.. 10 Gideon Fountain n J. o. ga st..
OF 80 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

ADMISSIONS TO TIE BAR.

PorGHKggPsIE, Nay H. 1876
After examination by the committee appointed by
the Court consisting OF Alexander II. Dana, OF Brook
yn Henry Bacon. OF Goshen, aud Walter Farrington
OF Poughkcepse The following named were admitted to
the Bar OF the state OF New York John r. Schlosscr
OF Fishkill Landing; Arthur vandcwater, Flushing
L. l. Francis T. Clark, pcckskill; William A. Guik
brooklyn; Thomas q. Swift f0ughkccpsie; Charles J.
Patterson, Brooklyn; Henry Fuehrcr Brookyn Ed
ward r. Davenport, Brooklyn; Theodore Burvmeycr,
Brooklyn; Wilnam II. wykcr Goshen 9. II. Williams
New Brighton, :. L.; Georse H. Waldo, Brook y n ;
Philip /. Balsc Jr. Brooklyn, and John 9. HunkIe,
Rrna Ivn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
EXECUTION AGAINST TWEED.

Mr.. Wheeler II. Peckham placed in the hands OF tho
Sheriff OF this county yesterday execution against
the property Of William NJ. Tweed The amount which
the execution calls for s6,652 10 with interest from
the date Of entry of Judgment similar execution
forwarded at the time the sheriff OF the
county OF Monroe, which, IL is understood, intended
TO reach some interests in corporations which Mr.
Tweed has there. In this county there Is still
siderable real estate held under attachment issued
against Tweed, but what amount is likely to be realized
on the executions cannot now be estimated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Knsmirc.

DIsHUNI[SI IEANsACIIUN
W. b. Nelson an auctionccr was brought up on
summons issued the complaint OF Bernard Travers,
Wealthy millinery dealer OF Broadway, who charged
that he hid been swindied OF SIS Mr. Travcrs
bought at auct on oil the defendant, team OF horses
which we're guaranteed TO be sound Mr. Travcrs paid
$50 on and took the team 20 try them. when
he found that oil Tho horses was quite lame He
then demanded the return his money and was re-
fused hc Court gave Nelson Just minutes
luna The money, iaiIing TO 90 winch complaint Of
false prctenccs would lie taken against hun. The
money was, OF course, handed back, aud Nelson
discharged.
ROBBED By HIS FRIEND.
Thomas Coleman, No. 237 avenue u. accused OF
tho tlcn OF a wa.cn anu chain aud pockctco,k, tho
property OF John Cluppcrt No. Isl Eighth avenue.
The larceny committed, 4 was alleged, on the Sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

Bruns IN the Court Of Common Pleas II was shown
by the evidence the defendant sold goods purpor
Ing 10 be manufacture of the plaintiffs aud bearing
their identical trade mark, .lX-IA" Judg. Van Brunt
gave decision in the yesterday. and directed tho
entry OF decree OF perpetual injunction restraining
the defendant selling any articles OF cutlery with
plaintiffs Mcssrs Sterling and Walden appeared for
the plaintiffs and Mr. A. L. Sanger for the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
DANIEL r. LYDDY'S CASE.

The name of Daniel r. Lyidy, under indictment for
indecent assault on the calendar of the Court Of
Gcnd Sessions yesterday. Assistant District Attorney
IyonA ud him to the bar. but he did not apperr. His
1ondsmun, Mr. Timothy J. Donahue tnen called
for and in default of his appearance the $500 bail he
mad furnished declared forfeited by Recorder
uackett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

" Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER "ALLAoh
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
IN ''a'' 70 e' T1a IL Ss MSD YoyaLry
destined 70 conclude The present Mr. wsllack
LAST REPRESENTATIONS
q S ISs5os a ass1. ssSsay q
THIS FRIDAY Avp SATURDAY EVENINGS AND
UNPARALLELED CAsr.
which includes
Nessrs LESTER wAl.LAcK, g. ]: MONTAGUE. JOHN
SHANNON. i ~ hoILAND. Z. Z. ESwiS. Ms : ADA
DYAs, Miss EFFIE GERNos and Miss LONE BURKE
MONDAY EVENING May ~ win be presented another OF
now SHE LOVES HIN.
with CAST and MIsEE> SCENE
LoSDoS ASSURANCE
Y Proprietor. ..............Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK.
az uXEoUiyocAL Success. 49, : y
EVERY EVENING at 8 and SATURDAY MATINEE
A. 3. Lancaster and Jslins Msgnus' American Drama.
Characters follows:
Eustacs Lawton, confidential clerk 70 Mr Hardwood.
Nathaniel Hardwood. a Wall st. banker.
Judge Van Cot Of the New Jersey Bench Mr John Pareo
Dr. Aordnunt friend OF MI. Hardwood AIR j. H. Stoddart
"''''" Mr. G. A. Stevenson
By the courtesy OF Lester wallack, ESQ.,.
john Perry bookkceper Mr. Alfred Beexs
5asiss COBB constable y o %iSs,
Constance Hardwood. Mr. Harewood's daughter
Miss Kate CLAYTON
rabha Trump distant relative. Mrs Marie wilkins
Saturday, May 10, the FIRST matinee Of CONSCIENCE.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
\ O.! broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
sSS r5
- than ever before congregaied in one company.
SAN DEvEkE. EPH HORN.
WILLIAMS AND CASEY.
MOLLIE WILSON HENRIETTA MOLLkNHACER.
THE GREAT CAkROLLS
BILLY GRAY. DICK CLARK. CLARK GIBBS
HAIRY MONTAGUE
Sadie Dcshon Katie Edwards Carrie Duncan
TONY PASTORS STAR TROUPE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
COURT CALENDARs-THIs pA


supREnK covRr-cHAxnsRs-Held by Judge Law
renee Nos: s. 70, III, ll3, 49, 13s l42. l46, $50
no, ls4, ls5 lo5 231, 23s, 2s0. 24O, 24l 243 25l
al, $40, 323, s4 s25. 3ao 327, s29 800 ssl So 81,
92 lo3 10 1885, l43, IA l5s. l6l, u.s. 49, 1882 pa
$50 26 21o, 273 2'5 $50. ssa 29s So2 sld, sal ss2
The which set for yesterday Will be
called to-day
SUPREME CouRr-GExrRAL TgRx-HeId by Judges
27 49, 81 40 ~ 49, 49, A. IS: 1856 las, lao $50, 152
1929. lUO, l0l, lo4 81 "a, 50, 90, l0I. l0o Ito.
SUPREME CoURr-SrEcrAL TERx-Held by Judge
Larrcmore--Csse on--No. 80 No day calendar.
SUPREME CoUar-cIRcuir-rar l-heid by Judge
Donohue--short causes.--Noi. lass, 1882 1862 2lG3
2yO7 29s7 2l93 1885, 2g9 1917 2775 2697, $685. 2607
2sl3 27S5, l945 27S 277l $685. 2273 2oa3 2So7 2579
2ds3 2eso $780, 24l5 1853, 274s 1890 1856 1855 pass
30O6 1865, 2g62 272s 2349 2G54 2S6l, 1904 r. 2s26
2s1o 1854 27ss, 1890, 225. ISIS, 1904 Parts and g.
Adjourned until Monday. May 10. Causes sci down
tor these parts win be called by Judge Donahue In
part1
MoneL--Demnrrcr-No I. Law aud fact-Nos. 8 Is
u, g, %. -, IS, So. IS, 81 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRiAL TRRM-Part Held by Judge
Curts--Shurt causes-Nos. $685. 1885, l0yy, 207b
POPS 17l9 1867, 1917 2l40, 2l3l, 1886, 1883, 2l42
2l46. 2I39, 2l4s Part 2-Hed BY Judge sanicrd-Nos
1907, 2eI 1914 1857, 1885, 722, 74l sls, 1904, 72o
964, go, s34, 1929, IS
COMMON PLRAs-EouIrY TERM-Held by Judge J. !.
nay.-Nos ~ 3 u.s. Is q y &C. General rerm-Ad-
COMMON PLEAs-rEiAL TERx-Part Held BY Judge
Van Hoesen Nos s5as, 1850. lis, 955, $50, 900,
1884 1859 ISL 1914 Pip 2ll5 1887. 1925 1911 1857
4Ul *, 21lS.
MARINE CoURr-TKrAL TKRx-Part Hello by Judge
sbcrdan.-Nos 4lo5 1920 $685. 1875, 405S, 424J 30
26l7 424S l249, 425l, 425l $3.50, 425S 4259 Part p
Held BY Judge Goepp-Nos 41o4, 1914, 4cSe, 3ls9,
3lS 1854 4l36, 1905 4103 1884, 426l, 4264 1885, 1857
1859 427i 4275. 427G, 427s, 4279 Part 3-Hold by
Judge Aker-Nos. 65ld, 645S, $780, 1896, 6955, 7045
1920, $685. 1854, 1855, 1850, 6a09 6l2l. 1924 65a3
COURT or GENERAL eEssioSs--Hcld by Recorder
HacketL-rhe People Henry Bishop, iconious as
sault and battery; same vs. John Glynn soJomy same
VS.. Bernard Steel William Anderson and Thomas Far
rell, burglary same Jamcs Mccormack, burglary
Same vs. Emily Comstock, grand larceny; same VS..
John Leary and Edward Wilson, grand larceny; samc
w. Mary j. Johnson grand larceny; Same vs.. James
Draddy grand larceny; Same vs. John Leonard, petit
larceny; Same VS. Edward Sharkcy, petit larceny
Same vs. Thomas Lynch. assault with intent to steal
COUNSELLOR VALENTINES CASE.
In the Of tho application OF Mcssrs. Barnett
and Britton to tho General Term OF the Supreme
Court to dsbar Counsellor b f. Valentine the Court has
rendered decision den, ing the motion disbar Tho
application grew out OF misconcepton OF the
course of Mr. Valentine M the OF r. I.angdon vs.
Charles Il Evans. The supreme Court, General Term,
careful review Of the facts, vindcate the
sci IRON all reflection in the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Comptroller yesterday paid $500, 900 account
OF the State and 500 COO accShnt OF the ciys
quota Of school tax He also disbursed Sl79l1 81 to
the Catholic Protecory the support of the children
under its care.
sidney 7. Nichols Police Commissioner, defeated
candidate for Senator in the interest OF Tammany
Hall and John Kelly, yesterday appeared in the
BOARD and lobbicd through The matters interesting 10
the Police Board, including the expulsion OF the
Board Of Health from No. 800 Mulberry street
The citys rights in the East Tweniy-third street
ferry were yesterday sold by Comptroller Green to II.
J. Jeweit, OF the Erie Railway for five years,
the basis Of two and half per cent OF the gross
ceipts. Mr. Jewett, as the representative OF Erie
the only bidder
The Common Council yesterday compmentcd Com
modorc Vanderbilt on his opposition TO the proposed
increase OF freight rates over tho various lines center
ing in this city.
AT half past three clock p NJ. to-day the Adermcn
will inspect Few fire hydraut .. tho corner OF Worth
and Park streets
The Board OF Aldermen yesterday passed anamended
ordinance permitting the discharge OF fire arms at
Jones' Woods Hamilton Park, Washington Park,
Schuetzcn Park, Bellevue Garden, Hudson River Park,
Suffers Park. Lions Park, Elm Park National Park,
Christ's Park. Karl Park, Jerome Park. Harlem Park
and Fleetwood Park rho old ordinances nilict fine
Of $40 Tor the discharge Of Ore arms within the corpora
ton limits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

EUROPE.
IL Fabrcant dArmes. Lcge.
CPA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
Bathing Season May II.
THE COMMITTEE OF THE SALINE BATHS
JOINT STOCK COMPANY
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-21
THE TRIAL on LANDS.

This case Is likely TO be one of some inn
portance as an authority in homicide cases,
hereafter. The questions involved, and the
ability of the counsel engaged make it a re-
markable trial. The circumstances are we'll
known to our readers. Charles X Lands, u
well known wealthy citizen of Vincland,
NewJersey entered the printing Office of Uri
Carruth on the 10Th of March, 1875 and de-
liberately shot him in the head. Mr.. Carruth
apparently recovered from the effects of the
wound, and travelled about in New York
state for some time, but few months ago he
died. and Lands is now on trial for his
murder, at Brdgeton, New Jersey, before
Judge Ward. Attorney General Vannatta
is the leading counsel for the State, while
Benjamin Harris Brewster and Col. Porter
are conspicuous in the defense. The prison
er's lawyers have proven clearly that the
death of Carruth was caused from alb
scesses in the brain, the assesses being
produced by probing for the ball and that
if the assesses had been opened he could
have lived that the Assesses were not
opened because he would NOT permit the
doctors to open them, and therefore he had
really committed suicide in not permitting
his life to be saved. The defense expect al
so to prove the insanity of the prisoner,
The trial will probably occupy two weeks