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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08
H.uESE.nENTS.

DENEFIT OF POTOMAC LODGE, NO.
ID 38; I. o. o. +.
CRUEL SOCIETIES ENTERTAINMENT,
By Won BOYLE,
At Sarepta Hall, on Wednesday, Mar. s, 1876
at 7.30 o clock.
PROGRAMME-Vot l Know Bout Cruel
Societies for de prevention of Animals, Original;
The Philosofcal Darkey, Anonymous; Song,
"Smiggy Maglooral," Patsey Boliver; Song,
''Zo Frenchmsn," Townshend; Temperance
Recitation; Song, dot Leetle Plsck und TAM,
Semi-original, and several other numerous and
character songs, sc.
Admission 25c; front seats 35c. NH 4-td
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TMarkats bv Telepraph l

Markets by Telegraph ]
NEW YORK, March Stocks active and bet
ter. Money g. Gold Ia. Flour dull and de-
clining. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 8.-Virginia 6s, old, IS !;
West Virginiss 9 Cotton firm; demand mod
crate middling l2ssl2!. Flour quiet, steady
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Southern active and frmer Western
weak and lower; Southern white 54a60 do.
yellow $685. Western mixed 60! spot. Oats
dull and unchanged. Rye no1ninslly 1882
Hay unchanged. Provisions easier, though not
quotably lower. Pork 1928 Butter scarce and
firm; Western extras 1890; d :. frsts 2Gs28.
16al93. Sugar steady at 9salOs. Whiskey very
dull at 81 094.
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LOCAL BREVITIEN.

The Changers Of the Northern district Of
Virginia met at Stewards Hall, 10 this city,
this morning. Quite large number are In
attendance, and they are such foe looking
body of men, and Withal seem to be so lntell-
gent, that the proceedings of their meetings
must be interesting, and On their and the pub
lies account We regret that they transact their
business with closed doors.
Judge Christian, of the Court of Appeals
has awarded writ Of error to the judgement
of the Circuit Court of Alexandria, in the case
of the National Bank of Alexandria VS.. Trum-
bull 4 Go.
In the published proceedings of the Library
meeting yesterday, the name of MIR. JohD Is.
Smoot was printed for that of Mr.. J. Il. d.
Snoot, who was elected a Director
The City Council Committee On Public
wharves occupied by the American Coal Com
pany.
Three families from Ohio passed through here
this morning to settle On farms they had pur-
chased along the Midland railroad
The Mineral Bureau is 10 receipt Of spcci-
mems Of iron ore aud limestone from Grant
county. West Virginia.
The Union prayer meeting will be held to-
night 10 the Baptist Church, at half past seven
o'clock.
The Alexandra Fire Insurance Company
sustained loss of $1,000 by the late fire IN
Norfolk.
Potomac shad have commenced to arrive
here in small numbers.
Nick Rawlings was murdered by Sam Perry
in King George county last Friday.
Base ball has already commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued in Wash
ington, Yesterday, TO Samuel Johnson aud l. ara
i. Beach, both OF Alexandria; Horace llOos
and Emily Smith, both of Madison county,
Va; Harvey Brown and Celia Holly, OF St.
Mary's county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

Won BoYLE.-The ''gruel societies enter
tainment by Won Boyle, oil Washington, for
the benefit Of Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
will take place at Sarerta Hall to night. The
Lodc,: have been at considerable expense lately
in re6ttiog their room, &C., besides carrying
on their regular charities, and appeal to the
nuhlie to help them.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE..
THE VIRGINIA PROTECTION
LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.

RICHMOND, VA.
Paid up Capital, $4,000
Authorized Capital, 100000
Presents plan By which the benefits of Life
Insurance may be secured by all at about one
third the usual cost.
Thirteen cents invested each day will secure
to your family 5000.
No better investment can be made Plan
purely mutual, assessments being equitaby
made, according to age, upon policy holders rs
each death occurs. This is pre-eminently the
system for the man of limited MEANS as the in
surance is afforded at ACTUAL COST and the
premiums payable in small sums
j. N. WILKINSON, President.
RICHARD IRBY, Vice Pres't.
81. 81. WILKINSON, Secretary.
j. w. LOCKWOOD, Auditor. 80
Reference by permission to the following
named policy holders Lewis Mckenzie, Kcu-
ben Johnston, Joseph T. Janney, Mshon II.
.lanney.
Robert @. Powell, MD, Medical Advisor.
Gss- Country policies solicited. For further
information and pamphlets with full particu-
lars apply to =. III. JANNEY d SOA,
NH lin Agents, IDS King ST., Alexs., Va.
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The market to day is quiet and inactive, with
no change in prices and receipts of Grain fair.
1866 bushels of Whest were offered and sold at
1873 for white, and l00 l25, $780, 1872 l35, $40. l42
and 145 for poor to prime red. 1882 bushels of
Corn brought 81. IS and Sc for mixed, and Sc
for yellow. Rye sold at Is and so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

H. G. SLAYMAKER Co. advertise Black ! SIX
Ties, Bows, &c. They get them direct from
the manufacturer, aud can sell them cheap.
They also sell the Eureka Sewing Silk, every
spool warranted full length and size, and per-
tectly smooth. .-M.i-.--iI- ! I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

lop n.S .'"amer KEYPORT, having been tho
MINGy TIepslred, win resume hor route on
i:om nl /, March 9th, making her first trip
Nor'lQ uantlco that evening on the arrival of the
Als,aaeerIh bound train from Richmond, leaving
.lyr %"aurl" TU ESDAY, March 6, and daily
NH n|r, from her wharf, foot of Prince st.
1~ d. S. WARREN, Captain.
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Notice.

wish my friends to notice that receive or
ders Tor
TUNINGS AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS
AND ORGANS
through Mr.. John Ii. Parrot, Prof. r. <. Hey.
man or by letter. l will attend to all promptly.
| have the celebrated VIM. HEINEkAN
PIANOS tor sale, and also MARGINAL y
SMITHS, al very low prices. Give mo call
or write to
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=, luAS. MINNIGEKOD
NJ Kew. j. Johns. DID, ILL

he Baltimore Gazette which has been ahead
vi al! LIS Dornlng contemporaries 10 furnishing
Tie latest developments il the Belknap case
says that Ot"ic Grant, brother Of the Presl-
1e'' OF the United States, has f,r the past
e'Shieeu months held the nominal position of
SoIctor for Baltimore firm, aud used his
Influence for mouey consideration to secure to
'"a' house the ''uside track" on contracts.
y lie house alluded to is that Of Thomas G..
n-S''cr aud Wallace Stebbins, engineers and
II"nuiacurerS of heating apparatus at Is
n"E"' street, who acknowledge that he is reg
aAF'y on their pay roll at the rate OF 81, 400
Ter anuum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

The WEATHER. midnight last oight,
tbe rain commenced to fall, aod continued until
daylight this morning, when the sky cleared OF
with a high wind from the northward; l. Later q er
in the morpipg there was another slight fall OF
rain followed By snow, but the wind shifting
around to the northwest the clouds we're soon
chased away, and the rest of the day has been
clear and pleasant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

D. F. RRAsHEAR is now opening his Spring
stock of dry goods. All interested should go
and see them.
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EEETENsT SHLES.
SALE-At the request Of Cas-:

TRUSTEE'S SALE-At the request Of. Cas-
l. sius Augur, esq, the grantor in the deed OF
trust 10 mo, dated April 7th, 1871, recorded in
liber NJ, No 4. folio 30l, and the deed Of trust
to me, dated May DIST, 1873, recorded in liter
P, No. 4, folio 456, and for the benefit of the
creditor secured by the said deeds of trust,
which are past due, shall, pursuant to the au-
thority conferred by the said deeds, proceed TO
sell, at II o'clock M, on SATURDAY, March
18th, 1876, on Royal street. in front OF the Mar.
ket House, Alexandria, Va, by public auction,
al that REAL ESTATE, in West End, Fair.
fax county, Va, north OF the Little River turn
pike, consisting of SIX LOTS OF GROUND,
with comfortable FRAME HOUSES thereon,
and one VACANT LOT.
Terms of Sale: One fourth cash the residue
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est, secured by purchasers bonds, with personal
surety, and s. deed Of trust on the property sold.
Cost Of conveysncing to be paid by the pur-
chasers. A plat of the property will be exhib-
tied at the sale.
Mr., Augur, wko lives near the property, will
be pleased to exhibit The premises and furnish
al information concerning the same.
l.. L. SHOOT, Trustee
consent TO the above. g. AUGUR
Dl-f9H
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A three story
BRICK DWELLING, 273 Prince street,
Containing nine rooms. cellar, dry, water in
yard, large garden Of flowers, vegetables, and
fruits For terms apply at No. south Column
bus street. NH 4-eo4t
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FOR RENT-The STORE and Dwell
H$ LING No. 81 King street. now occupied by
Miss Labille Possession given June Isl, 1876.
Apply to ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee.
NH 4-tf
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EDts s.8LE OK RE.ST.

FOR RENT-The STOREHOUSE No.
Ei 147 King street, adjoining the drug store OF
Mossrs Janney s. Co. Possession given April
9th. Apply to ~
NH 7-eotf w. Is. GREGOR1.
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Stop that coughing; if you do not it may
kill you. bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
only costs you IS cents, and its timely use may
save your life.
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/ AS + K N Ii L 4 4 n q. ...
"hy f'''''o H1AoA iAi'N LINN "AN" lo'
M ID r,,D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

POLICE REPORT. The following cases have
been tried since last report
Richard Hall, for assaultng Alice Kit, both
colored, was fined and discharged.
Aun Tripett, for being dlsorderly, at the
station house, was Gued and discharged.
Several small boys, for stoning house 10
the upper part of the city, were brought be-
lore Justice Nails, but dismissed with repri-
maud.
Three lodg gers at the station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT desire
81 to rent on reasonable terms Warehouse NO;
II King street. now occupied by Warren ana
Moore The house is in good repair, and Is one
of the best usiness stands in the city. Posses
sion given LIST day of November. ur1p
oct IA Y. +. oo LIE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

p. B HOOE, No. z Prince
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
Notice.
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

4 III PERSONS. RENT1Ns " NTI.I
u f-nm The Carson Water Company who wish
to use i. 70. ;r-l cation during t'e eoi-il f;'i-
mar ,n,st first apply at the Company : C'ne"
and ,uak.. thu necessary afra!Gtiut tnts. Al?
,,-sc, 'iy.rting water FOX ::i alton, -r.nhlipS.
-. -i,j,n,,t -irst havinT uaG' r1i"t HtrHHGe-
roe,t, =, will be charged sucH rae aS ''an Com
rs!.-, slall ,!ce III i.si1, aud Any '''r7 mahins
,.y14,.tctiou with the c0Iup:.n. !, GtanS, or re-
naw;rg connection after it has been Gus or
will b. deal. with az the Coinpsny IA. see CT.
G.>.rg .t.ty. Gav :, iS-f -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
BROOKLYN MURDER TRIAL.
A IiusbHn nd who shot his wife In tho Pres
ence of their Thrc--year-old Child.

The trial of Joseph j. Burroughs, the
mason, who on the 18th Of November k!iled his
young wife m the presence Of their three year
old child at 2l7 Fifteenth street, Bro ol.lyn was
begun yesterday before Justice Pratt. Dur-
roughs IL about tb.rry-Aye years OF age. slight
built, has brown hair. closely cropped. and
brown eyes, a light thin moustache aud no
whiskers. His face bear the marki of his dis
spatcd fe. lie sat in front Of the jury holding
bis hands, md keeplng his gaze uXcd on the
ceiling over the jury box, 50 that the jurors,
looking directly ~ him, were unable 10 see tn o
true cN press ion Of his eyes.
Burroughs FIRST married in 1863, and his dissi-
wife died, and N 1872 he married Elizabeth
kinsman. They lived pe1c ABLY short time
ONLY, and she was Obliged 60 abandon him on
went to 241 Fifteenth street ana hired q second
story back room; burroughs was FORBIDDEN to
by accusations Of infdelity.
on the morning he shot his wife. he was seen
lettering in front Of the h1use. lie pass ed up 10
MS wiie's room, and soon tho tenants he ri
pistol report and heavy fail. Samuel Clay ran
up stairs. ana saw burroughs coming out with
pistol In his haud. He said, " It's done, ~
done ! am going to the station house" The
wife was on the II nor, covered with blood. She
was not dead and raising her arm twice, said
"Oh," ana died.
District Attorney Brlton, In opening said
tnht the dctsnce expected 70 introduce tue plea
OF tn-anitV tor what hnd been the work Of rum.
samuel CLAY testified to meeting burroughs
on tho stlits, ana To walking down the street
called for n glass ~ wniSkey, and, showing the
keeper the pistol, said he was Just after
kllling his wife. lie drank almost a glasSful Of
whiskey, aud started Oh TOW. ri the police sta
tion. lie met Girl near hy, and stopped mo-
nent 10 taxi To her Her name Is Maggie Haley.
lhe witness ala not know what he said to her.
Then Le went 20 the Iolice station.
Cart. Mackcllar testified that Burroughs told
him tnat he had killed his wifo because she
wouldn't live with him. He said that his wife
was all right, that she had been intimate with a
Fulton street photographer a few years ago, but
that OF late he had nothing 10 be Jealous Of.
there was nothing peculiar in his manner MT
so much so as his manner In the court room.
Ihe witness told burroughs thar the custody Of
the child and the disposition Of the furniture
were forming dispute between his mother and
his wife's family, and he asked him what must
be done with them. He answered, - want my
people to have the child"
Serreant Brown testified that Burroughs said
that he had killed his wife. that II was done ana
couldn't be undOne. burroughs was full OF
liquor and they gave him some delirium tremens
medicine. lie said that he was horn in New
town, l.. l., and that Judge burroughs was a
relative.
The prisoner remained in his peculiar position
until the adjournment. and tho distended
muscles Of his face indicated thai his manner
aaaumeu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
TRYING TO SAVE M'KEB.
Showing the Incompetency Of the Uucsrrob-
GRATED Testimony Of Accompiiccs.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. A.-Although IL was gen.
orally understood that the greater part OF the
oaY would be given up to legal argument, the
attendance upon the trial OF VIM Mckee for
alleged completely with the whiskey Ring far
surpassed the accom- m da,ions OF the court
room. The Jurors remained at their hotel, un-
der the guard Of the Deputy Marshal.
Immediately upon tho opening Of tho court,
Judge Chester Krum continued his argument
for the defence. citing from "a great number OF
authorities. both English and American, to
show the iucompotency Of tho evidence Of no.
complies which was uncoToborated. Special
reference was made TO the case OF the United
states aet. WIN. Fullerton, who was tried In
New York In 1870, where the evidence was mere
ly that OF his accomplices, when the court in
tervened after tho testimony was in and ordered
tue acguittal Of the defendant. Judge Krum
Sblneu thst the court could not be satisfied
from the evidence before IL that McKee's con-
nection with the Ring had been shown. aud
asked that the .se he allowed To 20 no further.
Col Broadhend, for the pros cCutiOn, followed
Judge krum, and said II an absurditv to
hold that the Court at this STAGE OF the case
should stop the proceedings, exclude further
testimony, tell the jury that the evidence thus
tar introduced was pcrjured, and instruct them
thst they could aud noverdict. The same rules
obtan IN conspiracy trials ns IN other cases. Ihe
Court is the Judge of the competency and legal
wv OF the testimony, aud ", at the end ~ the
cnse, II IA evident to tho Court there has been no
legal testimony to prove the issue, then the Jury
can be instructed to acquit but the Court can
give thls instruction only on the ground tnStthe
testimony. even II true does not su tain tho
issue Tho counsel rosd numerous authorities
TO prove has position. and aryued to show that
conspiracy had In this case been established,
that the defendant connected with
u: and that therefore the declarations
ui the cOn'pirltors were competent. The real
point at issue In whether the prosecution shall
he permitted to Introduce evidence to prove
tnat Megrle gave money to John LeavcnwOrf h,
"t one time collector ~ the ring fund, but
since dead, with instructions to paw 1t To Mckee,
and that lie 1venworth subsequently, report ed to
Mcgrue that he did pay IL TO Mckee. The de-
fence clam this Is incompetent testimony, while
the prosecution contend to the contrary. and
assert that tho conspiracy was continued act
from 1911 TO 1879 : that everything In regard to
ITS history is competent testimony. No single
act IL completed defence, no declaration be-
fore or after any specific act which formed part
OF the general whole IL irrelevant.
Major Lucien Eaton then read an argument
f9rth prosecute IN, and was followed 10y Judge
clover Tor the defence. The latter made strong
argument IN behalf OF his client, and spoke
with great deal OF feeling anu some excite
ment, The court will give Its decision on the
question Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
4yornER sUGtA RhrIvERr LOST.
The Destruction bV Fire of Another Great
structure IN Hastings.

small storehouse, standing apart from
the engine room OF the Hastings Marbls Dust
Manufactufing Company. in Hastings. was found
to be on FIRE at l2& o'clock vest erday morning.
A northeastery gale strengthened the nre. 1t
soon destroyed the building In which 1t origi.
mated, and entered an unoccuped sugar re-
hncry, owned by Nr. William Manck OF this city.
he Il imes dew up to the highest part OF tho re-
hnery. the eighth story, consuming the floors.
Cross beams, window frames, sashes-all the
woodwork and weakening the side walls
tnat tn gale soon blew them down. 4 ne cross
ties Of New York Central aud Hudson River
hhlfOad were set On 1re, but, water being
promptly used. only those near the burning re-
nner> we're DESTROYED. An exuress ana freight
train were held back for half AN hour by the
nimes. Tne dest, Dyed refinery was not Duy
feet from the ruins Of the great refinery Of
Messrs. kattcnhOrn, HOpke, OGerlnan a Co. Of
III Wall street, whicn was burned "A fortnight
ngn. ent Hing "a loss OF <jOdOOO. About 40
worth Ut mulassss and muld-ses barrels, owned
by Messrs. kattcnhorn, HOpke Onrrnhn & Co
on storage. were lost IN the burning OF Mr.
Nauc~'s refinery. Mir. Manck saws that his re-
hnery and the machinery that II contained were
worth about $4,000, for much Of which he Is
insured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
HErREYcnMENr IN THE ARMr
Limiting the Ray Of General Omccr. TO n
fixed Sum-A saving OF $500, 900.

WAsHlNGroN, Jan. 4.-An important
bill was introduced in the House to-day by Gen.
Banning. Chairman Of the Military Committee
Ii provides that tho pay OF all general oficers
shall be limited to pay proper, fixing the pay Of
Gen Sherman at $l35O0, Sheridan at sIl.OO,
Maior-Generals at $500, and Brisadier- enerals
at $500. No change Is proposed In the pay OF
field officers, except the reduction Of cOmmuta-
tho line officers the second Lieutenants Hie to
have their pay reduced S2Dl per annum. Tho
pay Of officers on special duty Is TO he limited to
rank OF Brigadier'G General can receive longevity
ratons or commutatiOn In excess Of 5000 a
the pay Of Second Lieutcnants IA that they are
young men, mostly unmarried, and do not re-
quire as much In proportion IA the officers Of
higher rank. Tue forage account also Is re.
duced. making altogether total of t5OJ,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
BR0THER WHIrE's GRIETAYCB.
The Paper TINT wus Yesterday served on Mr..
Bowen by Plymouth Church.

Mr.. Henry G.. Bowen yesterday received
from Mr. lilney, Clerk OF Plymouth Church.
documentary statement OF the grievances OF $.
V. White, which he was summoned before the
Examining Committee Of Plym outh Church last
week To hear. The statement is plain recital
OF the facts as they have already been printed
In IHE Sun that MIR. White hearing OF Mr.. Bow
ems knowledge Of certain things against Beech
er went to him according to Matthew 18th chap
ter. 10Th verse; to tell him OF his fault and to say
that II was his duty TO say something one way
OF the other that Brother Bo wen refused to give
him satisfaction, and according to Matthew, 18th
chapter and 18th verse, he went to see him
again, taking two brethren " that in the mouth
OF two or three witnesses every word might DO
established These two were Brothers Moody
and Garbutt.
Having failed to satisfy them, Brother White
then, according to Matthew, 18th chapter and
nth verse. told IL unto the Church that N he
neglected to hear the Church he might be unto
them as an heathen man aud publican"
Mr.. Bowen spent last evening considering the
accus ttlons, and he said that the public would
near from him IN due time. If he fails to re-
spond satisfactorily, the Examining Committee
may report him TO the church, and then ne nay
be ousted. A soon "a his answer Is ready be
Will meet the committee TO present IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
PRICE TWO CENTS.
A WIFE MURDERER'S END.
COMPOSING MS 0UILr JUST BE-
FORE ms DEATH
Crimo that was supposed to have bc,u
Forever Buried In an Unknown Grave-
The Murder Discovered n ftcr Eleven D.yr.

,"m' "ss o"pposea 10 h"ve ece.
nv. 49,. sar,ea ,,o IN an onHnown crsve-
lauren n, ro, ., o...a -
'Vhihi' ih'' 1nh' @i-ueOISe hchry
Jacobs, who murdered his wife on the 10Th Of
si' 1000 eApiaVeu MS crime on the gaiio"s ncfe
10 DAY. Hls son was with him yesterday; ana
two Catholic priests took turns I'm remaining
with hin, until bo voa i,unrbed into o,or,,,.
~ ' ~ ""' '" '" NV oso'".P
this afternoon. Once or twicc yesterday he
manifcated tnuch .nger whom ene,Linc ~ ht-
trial .n, ,..au s. -. -, ', -.
ula' ana When no saw crowd OF curious peo-
pie gazing at him through the window OF hss
cell he shook bia aat nj tbam Af,er N he.r,v
breakfa., ,hta n,,..,,,.,.- 49, .a'., 49,, -,
religious exercises. At II o'clock, while the
sheriff VIVA ad u,tttIn, tho ,o,,, ,-cn ,yh ho 80.
',.. '"o w" 'or7o'S ""o "et"
took leave OF his children, and when thar hsd
bean lad awav tho don,,ad r,.,,,. ,..,,, =
o'"t"' III Ou sosihR u ne screamed, ana
begged that they would no. nut IL on him and
n vas on,v M tho ur,o,,, aoiI,,,.,t.. :, -
-. - a., -, ,, oO'.''N'o" VI s"e
m.rs's tuht ne u"uin pe lhnuceu 70 wearu. \
n.t,e hlteI elo'k no was led to the scafoid
any ~ s t,eIe ihe. NV ueitn.
,, saIons i.a, ,.ven in the town OF Homer HIS vile
was ,ast seen seen nlVe on the morning OF the 28tn
" NaS, Io,o, put 10 suspicion IA / crime I'D
ecr connhl,tleu entered the minds OF the nciRh-
,s v'ls M M,n.li Jnoops iepOrteu 70 severn ot them
s"I' h @ nis WIG hnI httcnI'el I" ppisoh MN, and
10y, ~ unh"why several dHys passed, ana nothing
WIS mIs nchiu "l tne ullsslhi woman, ana II " 70 TO-
IuSSu .uns Hr"rcn huonlu ne, mhue Tor hof.
tnu" tne i'hucrsU'p OF inc non Amos Sav-
hGo nhu squire howlN systematic search was
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