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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
The vote 10 RappabaDnock uouuly was vt'y
small, ageregating on!y All, as follows:

Hunton's mt orlty over both Cochran anu
Carter, S27.
There was very It'll. excitement ID CulpepcI
on Tuesday, and the vote polIed showed that
but little interest was manifested 10 the elec;l0u
The returns from oil the townships vii! not foot
up thousand votes. aud llanioo, g majority
will be from, one to two huudrcd. Thc vote at
the Court House vas Hna!ou 1870, Cochran
160. Garter ,.
Sufficient returcs have been received from
the frat Virginia district to iasure the election
Of Gen. Bcalo over Round, republican,, anc
Cri,cher, independent.
Col. Richmond, democrat, is likewise elected
in the nnth district over McMuilep, ind.
Newborry, independent, and Campbell, rcpub
lican. It is reported that Gov. McHinilcn re
caiQeI tho entire negro vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
VsrGsnt. Naws.

Mr. lhcs. p. Hereford died suddenly .,,.
residence, near BucklaId, last week, at as
Col. Asher W. HaruaD. vel! kpovr o;,
Of Augusta county, is abcu! to remove ;HtLiea
family to Texes. WY" hIs
Augustus Smith, Of Salem district, Cn,,.,,
county, was throw1 from his horas ast y ras1
and badly Injured. "seI
Musse!White's saw mill Ct Abrgloo, c,r.,
fire yesterday from passing locomotive ~;
was destroyed. ''o
Mr. Thomas K. Adams, one &! lha cA,..
citizens of Petersburg, and prominent rD s.:'
Der Of the order of Red Men, died yeslcrSsr
la Norfolk, yesterday, O. A. Geek wss 81,
fenced to one year 10 the penItertiacy for kiln
an old co!ored mag. "UE
Thomas L. Nugeut, OF Jersey Civ, ~
Jersey, was arrested 10 Richmond, !e:t n;sI,
as fugitive from justice. 'D''
Severa! OF the Eesro rioters at kemnsr;,
on Tuesday have been selt Oh 20 the Gonn,
Court for tgisl. The officers are acarcbipp f.
others.
The vile Of G. l.. l!a1re;l, Of RockioOhs,,
c3u1ly, went to prayer meeting at the church
near her residobce, on Sunday mo!rirr, ana
while the congregation Was at prayer was nav,
lJzed and died the same day.
Samuel Morgan. 4 ycung nan Ct R;vs,
| ton, accidentally shot iliwsa,f last Mopdar
the load Ct SHOT lodging IN his right .rm, ten,
iog away four inches o. iho Aes! sud nY:,i.
between the wrist and elbow.
Mr.. Peyton S. Coles. cfAiacmar!c, va, hi
| y hurt lastW "Wednesday while hubtlog ioAupuga
c:u0ty. lie fired from his seat en- hcrsfj,r!
when the animal rA0 ctf with him, cru,bin,
him against a tree and badly injurirg his k,s%
| c. URT or ArpEALs.--&aeds, rlc,iy.r :.
II OF Richmond and als. Pa! ga Pfyas.i
G.. OF.
Brockcnbrough's ;xecu;liz ~ Broke
trough's administrator and ais. Put On pr:y
LEGGED docket.
City CounclI OF AIexaod:ia IS. iiashapyu
and Lee University Dismissed.
Penningtons administrator W. Ross ezeea
| tor and ais. Dismissed.
Keep, Sc. W. Williams ( 90, and ais. b.:
missed.
Haynes vs.. Cjna'cn~eaI!il. fer. <. 81.
I!tted on printed biic!'.
Pfica's executor vs. Harrison i executor 81,
ale. Argued by w. l.. Royal ADD l.. Il Pig,
for appellant and J. il. Jones for appellee 81
! continued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
lCOMNCNIC.A-ED

OUR MARKET ~N3taith .taad0s the :quIrm
ing of &C. l.. Neae, G. ~, the lac! rcDaos
the same that butter and potatoes sro sid
under f.ise prctences ltthls "C. NJ. :" wond
but faithfully discharge lis duty ;aH3 h.
scale and weights au! TT these ''pria!s. add
put On his spectaaIes ADD examine tne s,aiea Of
these middle men, there wonid be no need
of an "tpf2EnacT, eca this is what he ie paid
to do. q.
True i.:rnfshi? Is lagtog; so arc ptl;i:auo >
Ciu;Giur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

IF you should have lame horss, add have
used every remedy without success. invest SO
oeots 10 bottle Of keiler's Roman LiClmcnt,
and if that fails you may rest assured that be
is gone case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

STUDYING FROM TIE NUDE.-A i4ondon
rector, Who is also preberdary Ct g. Pa;lps,
writes IL am told of the existence ci iii evil
in tho High Aart School, South ksasirgton,
which seems to rcQur1 stronger hand than
mice to raneJy. The young ladies study from
the nude Of both sexes He eiso sDclose4 8
letter addressed to himself by the mother Of ooe
Of the female students, giving lie particulars Of
her experience one day when she acooG panied
her daughter.
This letter certainly poiots 10 very improp-
or state of afairs though one not, belleVe, 90
bad 90 might at first be suspected. The curr-
oulum at the South kensiuston High Art
School undoubtedly includes series Of studies
from the nude, but such studeis are limited
to few specially qualified students, who study
the absolutely naked ooiy Of their Owl sex.
However even under these circumstances l
eating, the peculiar high art" studies in vogue
at Kensington. / entirely fail 70 see what no.
cessty there is for ordinary art students study
ing from the nude al all.
Of course if young lady Intends to make a
profession of painting, and feols her vocation
lies especially in the direction of naked human
figures / should be the last to balk her inclination
any more than should wish to prevent her at
tending clinical lectures If she rlesns 10 be o
physician. But with nine out CT every ten lady
students neither Of these conditions apply, The
one wants to know enough of art to enable hcr
to usually fiji up the abundant leisure Of boz lat.
ter life; the other to comprehend sufficiently the
nature Of the human frame and tho Laws Of ny
gieuo to permit of the domestic dispensing of a
few harmless drugs. TIC secure these results,
however, it is neither necessary 10 paint from
semi naked men nor to asset in dissecting
corpse.
Unfortunately thisis not apparently thcopinion
held by the high art votarios at South Rens.
ington, az glance through the exhibition Of
this years prizes amply testifes. Lsrge sizsd
studies from the absolutely naked abound, and
many of the signatures may, from all that ap,
figure of young womsn in undiagulsed nudity
is avowedly the work of female hand, and /
only hope the artist feels as ashamet OF the
exhibition as the portrait looks London Truth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
Fall OF &tn2iEie,

MAEcHEsTEE. n. r., Nov. 9.-Yss!oTdsy ,hs
staging of the interior Of the new gas metre fell
precipitating five wockmen thirty toet John
Morisrity has since died Of injuries received
McCluskey il not expected to live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

Insure your life for 25 cents against all the
dagger of Ccosuuptive's death By keeping {
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup convenient
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
Robbery Of the Grave Of a. I. Stewart


New York, Nov. 9.-Ffcm l1!yrna',on
received, judge Hilton has been leed TO co.
licvo that Mr.. Stewards body is coocoaea 10
ono of tho vaults CT 81. Marks Churon' auo
tho police with number Ct worknen na'o
been seat to TIC otutc5yard to ezanloe Tue
ground, AID open any vault that may be oeslg'
mated. Suspicion seems to attach to the 81: SIX
ton of the church or lis assistants Inc
polce are carefully working the case, ana are
very retcent. III
Detectives, With Mr. HaniIl. sexton, and
bis deputy, searched every nook and corner
of tho church building this afternoon, Out
without SUCCESS Tbs searching party, were
here Joined by some police, and provided Win
piskaxes and shoveIs, proceeded in Eorth
easterIy dire cion from the church, where the
receiving vaults ara located The hrst Vaul;
that they determined to open was az old one
on tho westerly boundary Of the cemetery
This vault has been closed f3r oVer, thirty
years. Ga ralsiog tho slabs, the ettluVlum
arising from six bodies buried there was SO
strong that the officers were compelled to hola
up their hands to guard their nostrlls against
| the smell. A detective descended the vault,
but found 20 trac, or track OF the missing
body. Another vault, which had been closed
with tho present year was next opened. There
were two bodies 10 it, but not tho one the Of
fcers wero 10 search of. O5her portions OF
the cemetery wera examined, but without sue
cess. Mr. Hamlll sexton. in conversation
this afternoon said thst he was confident that
the body would be found. The idea OF keep
Jog it above ground for twenty four hours be
considered as absurd. and not to be thought or
Mr.. Stewards body, no said, before /! was
placed in the vault two years and ssveu months
ago, was "rr:tty we'll spent" and did moi
weigh moro than one hundred pounds. Mr.
HanilI had seen bodies that had been IN tht
ground three years, and they presented vel
preserved appearance; butin some cases where
bodies had been 10 the ground only twelve
months, they had. when taken up. been badly
decomposed. He thought there was very little
blood 10 MIR. Stewards body when be died, aoe
in that base the remains would probably IS
sumo mummy like appearance. He did no
believe the body bad been removed a month
before the discovery of the robbery.
It is rumored that the police are now hare
at work Oh clue which may By Tomorrow
morning show itself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

REMEMBER THIs-Men's Ovsrcoats from
S. to $50, at Kalzsusteia, BIO Eth street,
Washington, y. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

WHAT gals man who las mother employ.
ment nor fine clothes is to have some one pre-
sent him with smoking gown worth eight
dollars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

TIE METHODIST CHURCH EXTENSION
general committee on church extension of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met jn Philadel
ptia yesterday. This committee embraces tho
bishops Of toe Church, II 10 number, IL dele
gates from the general conference districts, IL
from the board of church extension aud the
officers Of tho board. Bishop Simpson presi
sided. The annual report, which was read,
shows considerable falling off 10 receipts
The report concludes with an appeal for aid.
TIE appointment Of amounts to be raised
by c,lIec'lou Was made the same az last year,
viz: $l37. 900. Appropriations of $1,000 each
were made to the Holston end Baltimore con.
ferencea. An appropriation of $500 was made
to the Virginia oonfererce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

TuERE are proud moments in most mems live;
but the proudest is that of the mau in the tsrget
procession whose girl steps on: t'on the side
walk and ersces his lowered musEcs with o 2:
cent wreath Of flowers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

WIEN q man is hanging by HE toes from the
cornice of q high building, and expects momen
tarily to drop, nothing so completely treasures
and go thoroughly sss l.f him as the sudden
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

The following is list of the letters 10m"'h.H!
in the Pos!otiico in this city NoVenl oo! .
Persons calling for letters will say they ale ~
vertised and give tho date Of the list.
IF not called for within thirty days, they vii! b.
sen! to the dead letter Office, in Washing;vt
BRYAN, Miss MI .Miies, Nrs jennie \
Alor, j Norris, Mas II Ala
Cunningham. MaygIe Peters, Wr
Campbell, Vim Reid. G. W
Dorson, Miss Ahr7 Richards, " 10 Il
Fuller, G 4 shock f O
Jones, Uoc Taylor, Rob-
King, HRS !. Y Thompson, Lucy
Lscy, Henry Washington. l.
II LEWIS MCKENZIE. Z. il
See TIC aai rely upoa fair deai!bgs. s. ''ea
ham, G. X ing street, corocr Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

Times that try mems souls; moderate it by
buying Deslham's Clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
SOMsEEtIsCf AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, nov. 9.-Tho msf
kot to. dsy is weaker and prices arc CT. Flow
is unchanged. Tho offerings Of Whca: amount
Cd TO $3.50 bushels, and sales were made B! ."'
l05, which Is decline Q: fully lc since yessc'
day. Corn ia u shade owtr, Gid the reccp
hsve so,ncwbst increased Ga bushes sod u
day G.. 45 and q for new, and 81 end y for CO
Rye firm, with sales of Id bushels a. }, sid ~
and 80 bushels q Cats brought g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

For fine Underwear see Dea!ham. GO King
street. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9-Virginia Is oi 5, ~, uo
deferred ct; do consolidated 625; 90 "a G syi,en
-; past due coupons ~ BID to to dsy Flour du!i
s apdI1' sa SHADE easier, but net qu9ts0y lH"s'
Wbest@southern firm for sog grades on; ,o%e
for s3d ,e9 ] % DO snSo a'1'y t.:
LIN VI p pou rcd 1865 MOI Western Writer re1
s $40 and Nov lQas Dec 1911 Jan lc's .t t,.I
Co., steady for white, and snsr"
o~sr for ys!ov Wess sw do 1' .e Hn1 3D. l%
Soasqnfn mn' 1n;zed snot spd Nov 4lai7t; De-
l hEH jim 45.1!; steamer Al. Oats Ae! ,Ss
and so easier Wsssr R Sn s;s.4 ~
zsd i 2;s 5;s1o HsS d5 Sfs I'D 'S
snu LII ouusr active and strong; A so!t XXI
WEI W hisl,s7 aniat AID steady g. Has! ~
Nr IVY yoF is5. N0E Flour yr quiet, West dull
4, ECLlVG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
= EDeAR 9NoWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER o
The Washington Star says:

1.-THE opponent of General Hunton received
only three votes 10 Alexandria. In view OF the
fact that there is custom house and postofnce
il ,ha. city presumably under the patronage OF
the administration, it looks on tho tace OF the
rsturns as if tho employees of the aforesaid gov
erameut buildings had departed the faith
There are also quite number OF government
department clerks living 10 Alexandra, who
probably overlooked the important TACT that an
election was being bold
IF the Star means by ''thc opponent OF Zen.
Huatoo' Mr.. Cochran, the State debt paying
and hard money, lad Illustration, republican can.
didats, it is PROFESSIONALLY correct. fer that
gentleman oolg received three votes but Geo.
Hunton's real opponent was Mr.. Garter, who
faVcri fore;ble readiustment OF the State debt
and the payment of the national debt with ire
deemable paper money, and he received two
hundred and twenty three votes in this city
Now as Gen. Hutton was the regular demo-
cratic nominee, and as numerous employees OF
the government were seen to deposit their bal.
lots, it does not require any straioed reasoning
to determine for whom the votes Of The en-
ployces referred to by the Star were cast,
though they knew that the policy Mr.. Carter
favored was directly opposed 60 that by which
their party gained its victory 10 the n orth.-
This only sus!ains the view We took yesterday ::
that the republicans do not deserve as much
praise IS some seem disposed to award them
for the part they took at the late election 10
securing tue country good currency, for while
the msu they supported 10 the North were 10
favor of money worth It's face value 10 gold,
those they tried TO eltct in the South wanted
an irredeenab!e paper curreucj; aDd FOR the
additional reason that many democrats il the
North. iii their efforts TO prevent the Injury that
the success Of ey3:n5ackism would iEf1ot upon
every interest Of tue country, utterly ignored
par.s ic theire 1octs &c prevent public calamity,
as was notably The casa 10 Massachusetts,, and
thus really entitled themselves to all the legiti
mate praise for preserving the credit Of the
aoun:ry aid the moacy Ct tae people, fer while
they deliberately sacrificed party interests to
secure general good, the republicans furthered
their own selfish ends by supporting policy
that will result a6ear:s seousy to every man 10
the land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
List OF LETTERS.

True i.icnfshir Is Iagtjog; so arc pta':su >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
THE WARREN COUNTY, N j., RAScALIT1ES

THE REoRGANIZED COMMITTEE EARNESTLY AT
woRK-PUBLIC CONFIDENCE RETURNING.
IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BELvIDERE, N. j., Sept. 3.-The second
quarterly OF the Warren County Board of Chosen
FreehOlders has been comparatively dull The perform
ances Of the band of freebOOters who have rob
bling the county thoroughly understood that
disclosures have accepted matters OF course
necessary incidents Of tho old Democratic rule and
has been startled by the fresh raScaltes which
have been laid bare I s however matter OF public In
teTesihat the original Investigation committee has been
reconstructed by dropping some members Of
the old Board whose regulations were rather
infragraDt, and filing their places with new men. The
recognized committee with Mr.. Caleb Swayze its
chairman unencumbered by any tainted suspected
material, going straight TO the bottom OF the
frauds aud 1t will be able to make report which will
give detail figures and dates, and fasen the rcspon-
sbty the rObberies directly upon the persons who
deserve it.
The committee has now been in session for fourteen
days, and although seriously embarrassed by the
abstraction important papers by the eonsprators the
remaining vouchers, which have been arranged and
classified prove the OF the statement org
Daly made TIE TRIBUNE that the entire debt Of the
county represents plumber, and the debt it is now
ascertaned amounts TO about $4,000.
Last Saturday there was sale OF county bonds In this
town which proves the popular confidence the present
Committee on Finance. These funding bonds to the
amount OF $4,000 including all the county debt up 70
January 1877 bear interest at per cent, payable
semiannualy, and although subject to taxation N this
State about $4,000 disposed OF at par
public sale. At the close Of the sale the remaining
bonds taken at par by MT. George n Sistare u
New-YOrk City. OF course they desirable invest
ments for people outside or the STATE, being first
mortgages the S23,000OOO Of property assessed In
county and exempt from But the fact that the
deot has been funded low a OF interest Is
encouraging evidence OF popular faith that the men
who have broken up this corrupt ring will
i'm future that the finances OF the county are I'D
minstered honestly and discreely. The credit OF tine
county would De further strengthened bali dozen OF
ring leaders in these wesiuthenticated rascaes
should be convicted IN the September term OF the court
and sent down the river 10 engage III productive indus
try for term OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

family she concluded to Join her husband, and voun-
tariy left the employ of Mr. Myers. Mrs White con-
tinued to WORK and save money, but her husband
continued IN a dssolute way of LIVING. White
was taken sick, and his wife proposed trip
TO Europe with the $1,000 she had saved.
While Mrs White left tho cityfor day. hor husband
secured the 900 and all her wardrobe, and went TO
Europe alone. She then abandoned him forever. Mr.
Myers was much touched with pity by
the mlsfortunes winch bsfel his former faith
full cook and rehIred her. A few weeks ago Whlte
returned to the city and visited the house where his We
was employed. She told him that she did not care 10
sec him any more He was satisfied with this reeep-
annoyance OF wife and the memhers of the family
Mr.. Myers finally ordered him to Keep away nom tne
house. "a
O'Clock and demanded 60 his wife Dir. Myers went
down stairs to order him out. The two men met
In the han, and short but sharp discussion
ensued, White becoming very angry. Whte moved
toward the door and, thinking he was going away MI
Myers turned 10 go stairs. White drew his revolver
instantly and fred it. Mr.. Myers has only tile use
Of his left hand, the right having been shot on
wears old With his left hand he seized the revolver
from his assai ant. whom Edward McGuekin cousin OF
the family, and Clarence NJ. Noble, bOardeT, caught
White by the arms and held him on the floor. While
policeman was being summoned, White said
am perfectly aware OF what have done Intended
to do il, but meant to shoot my wife first"
Mr. Myers is about fOrty-ive of age and is well
known in business circles as having been once very
PROSPEROUS merchant, and afterward broker His
father established the firm OF James Myers,
Son &, Co., dry goods merchants where Mr.. Meyers
was engaged in business for several years. He
subsequently entered into Wall-st life, and at
time member OF the firm OF DmOCk, Myers * Co..
solicitor the employ OF the Continental In
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
SHOT IN SELF DEFENCE.
A FATAL ARRAY IN FLATBUsH

A fatal quarrel occurred yesterday afternoon
at East New-York and BrOOy in the town Of
Fatbush, L. l., in which James COnnOrs, age twenty
three, OF No. SO Walworth-st, Brooklyn.
shot and killed by Frederick Meyers, the
keeper OF a grocery and liquor store. ConnOrs,
accompanied by man named Connolly, entered the
store and created disturbance. Meyers ordered them
20 go away, when they went out and began 10 throw
stones at the store Meyers threatened shoot them
they did not stop this, and when they
tnued 10 hurl stones no fred two shots, Of which
tOuk effect on COnnOrs. Meyers went at to the
Fatbush Police Station in the Town Hall. and surren
dered himself 10 the local police. ConnOrs found
by two officers OF the Twelfth Brooklyn Precinct and
taken to the County Hospital at Fatbush II found
that the shot had penetrated his Yer and that he could
not 1--we messenger Was sent TO summon his mother
but before che arrived his death occurred
Meyers who Is German, fOIty-hve years OF age, said
last night that he his apartments the store
when he heard disturbance below. Going down stairs
he found his clerk, Henry Klngenhemer, talking with
two men, who were under the Influence OF liquor
They called for drinks, but Meyers refused to give
them liquor. They then began 10 use abusive language
toward him, wereupOn no ordered them 20 leave the
etoFe after they went large stone was thrown
and taking club in his hand, stepped outside the door
aud ordered the men TO so away. Instead OF doing
Kill him. One OF the advanced and Meyers
him with the club The other about To throw
stone when Meyers drew his pistol and fired He had
intention OF shooting the man, bat neyerthe-
less considered that his CONDUCT Justih-
able. ConnOrs's companion informed cousin Of
the deceased man last night that the shooting was I'M
provoked He said thaS they had purchased some beer
pic and other articles the store. and had out
side 10 eat. whea Meyers ordered them away. They
them KlngenheinieF, Meyerss clerk, arrested as
= witness, and released on $500 ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge speir yesterday granted $40 counsel
foe and 81 week amOny to the defendant in the suit
tor limited divorce, the ground OF cruelty, recently
instituted by Timothy Moynahan against Hannah MOyn-
ahan.
Miss Philliplna Mueller, of No. % Yates
ave, Brooklyn, has begun suits in the brooklyn City
Court against LOFenz Kuntzeman Of FlusbiBgaye., TO
recover 20 900 for alleged seduction and breach OF
promise OF marriage.
Virginia Bowers, the widow of the late
George Ynlng Bowers, the actor, made application In
the surrogae's oce yesterday. for letters OF admins
traon upon his personal estate which iH valued in the
application at ~ 600 There are three children, Adele
Helen and Charles Yining.
John Koch obtained from Judge Potter yes
terday, In Supreme Court, Chambers, writ Of babeas
corpus the recovery Of his Juus whO he claims
has been restrained of his liberty by the authorities Of
the Juvenile Asylnm. Judge sutherland sent the hoy
up without trial July 3, tho father alleges, aud when
the Judge recently recommended his discharge the
perlntenden OF the asylum refusedto give hun up Tho
writ Is raturnabla Tomorrow.
The suit for absolute divorce brought by