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COLUMBIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

WEST END. N. j., Ocs 10, 1879.
The Columbia Rife Association have thought at
to postpone their six days tournament until the
9th inst, to enable them to properly adjust the
ur
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now YELLOW rxvEn MAY BE IMPORTED.

11OW IELLOW FEVEH MAI BE IWPOKTED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1879.
The Inspector Of the National Board of Health at
Havana. DR.. D. NJ. Burgess. reports to the Board
under date Of October that the Spanish local
Board Of Health at Havanna is issuing clean bills
of health to vessels sailing from that port. notwth-
standing the fact that there at that time
seventy d ve cases Of yellow fever in tho city.
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FINE ARTS.

THE AAr. COLLECTION AT THE CHICAGO EXPO
sITION.
From Benjamin Durham. the clork Of the Art
Committee of the Chicago Interstate Exposition. we
have received the neatly printed and bound cata-
logue of the art display. Among the illustrations
reproductions Of pen and ink drawings by
fists after their pictures. some Of which new.
while others have already appeared in the illustrated
catalogue Of our last water color exhibition The
New York Etching Club contributes twenty seven
proof etchings. and there . few draw
ings in black aud White. The loan collec-
tioD from the Pennsylvania Museum and
School OF Industrial Art includes examples
of metal and wood work. textile fabrics-Persian,
Moorish and Italian-pottery majolica and decora-
tive designs BY American artists there are sixty
six oil paintings. and the water c0lors, including
few foreign examples. number l05. The loan collec
ton OF foreign paintings numbers 3S. OF which
Judge Hilton. of this city, eight; Mr.. Fairman
Rogers. Of Philadelphia. six, and Mr.. Theodore Ir
win OF Oswego, the same number. There
amples Of Fortuny. Meissonier Diaz. Vibert. De-
talle, Zagel Worms. Zamacois. Bouguereau Turner.
Isabey, Boldini, Alvarez, Daupigny and Cabanel.
Mr.. James L. Caghorn, OF Philadelphia loans from
his fine collection Of eugravngs and etchIngs nifty.
chiefly by modern masters OF the arts.
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KENTUCKY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
LEXINGTON. Oct. 10. 1879.

LEXINGTON. Oct 10. 1879.
The unfinished 2:26 class of yesterday was the
nrst event to-day OF tho Kentucky Trotting Horse
breeders Association meeting. The race was won
by Sciota easily. The summarv follova.
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ART Ar rHE sEyENrH REarNrrNr rA1n.

ART AT THE SEVENTH REGIMENT FAIR.
The Art Committee OF the Seventh Regiment New
Armory Fair has issued circular letter announcing
that il is designed to make the gallery feature
and that It will embrace from private galleries
we'll contributions OF American artists. The
statuary. bronzes, &C. An effort will be made sell
such works exhibited with that idea. The CONS
mittee is composed Of Lieutenant w. Il. Hatfield,
chairman; Lieutenant W. b. Carrington aud Mr..
Thomas Lord.
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l.
For the 2:37 class. although there were eleven
entries, there starters and in its stead spe
cal for purse of $3.50 trotted by McLaugh-
lin. City Girl and Niger Doctor. and resulted rs
follows:-
City Girl. ............................ ......
a
Niger Doctor. ..........................3 8 8
Time 2:48k-245-2:49.
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT OswEGo.

OswEGo, N. Y. Oct. Is. 1879.
rifle match was shot here yesterday and to-day
between the Ogdensburg and Mohawk Valley rifle
teams. the former winning by twelve points. Tho
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THE DEADLY FEVER.
NINE DEATHS AND TEN NEW CASES IN MEN,
PHIs--AssIsTANCE SENT TO FOREST CITY,

NINE DEATHS AND TEN NEW CASES IN MEN,
PH1s-AssIsTANcE SENT TO FOREST CITY,
ARK.
n0 MEMPHIS. Oct. Is. 1879.
Ten cases of yellow fever in all were reported to
tho Board of Health to-day. Among those reported
this afternoon G. K. Isaacs. j. T. Hastings.
Mollie Thomas. Nora Murphy, Tom Dalton. Callie
Speckerhagh. Josephine Chambers and Lou Cross
the last two colored. af
Up TO nine O'Clock this evening nine deaths had
been reported. as follows:-
ESAU TERRELL (colorcd).
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
J. S. MDANIEL.
MINNIE FOLEY. who died ct Buntyn station.
AUGUST SwERFEL
LOUISA BERNARD (coloredl
NJ. J. LOEBER.
Mrs. J. HOLMES.
Rev. j. PERES
The last named was Jewish divine.
Advices received from Forest City, Ark. this after
noon. give the following condition Of afairs Two
deaths have occurred since last evening-Mrs Mark
lizard and Mrs. baltimore. Mrs. Lard was buried
last night by few young men who had the courage
to remain i'll town. All that have died far were
females. Several men taken sick with the dis
ease, but recovered. The officers OF the Board of
Health are busy disnfccting and burning the bed
ding OF those who have died. The train from Little
Rock last night brought three colored nurses. No
new cases have developed. Every store il town is
closed except two drug stores.
The donations to the Howards to-day aggregate
$751;
DIR. w. B. Winn, Inspector of the National Board
of Health. left here this afternoon with female
nurse special train bound for Forest City Ark.
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RITTERSvILLE DRIVING PARK.

Time. 2:4Sk-2:45-2:49.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS. Colonel RaB-
dolph Harrison was looking into the books
Of the Land Office yesterday preparatory 90
entering upon the duties OF the position OF
Registrar ~. ~. -
Mr. Charles T. Jones has been appointed
to clerical position in the Second Audi
tors Office, where his services will he for
some months needed in connection with the
funding OF tho public debt. e- - ..'lr<
+ Mr.. r. A. Ayres, Commonweal1h's attor-
ney Of Scott county, and one OF the House
clerks, is in the city.
Judge Hughes is expected here to-day TO
hear the application for writ Of hdteaS
corpus in the case OF the colored man Kin
ney, sent to the penitentiary for i've years
for marrying white woman. ........
The differences between the professors OF
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College which existed for year or more,
and al one time threatened the life Of the
institution, "haye been happily READ
justed."
The Governor is steadily improving.
There were about 250 eXcursioniSts from
West Point and vicinity in the city yester-
day. Our country cousins will always be
welcome, and this is particularly favor
able season for their coming.
General w. III. f. Lee was in the city
yesterday. In the afternoon he left by the
York. River train for his Pamunkey-river
estates.
Colonel William S. Gilman was in the
city Sunday. ...... ..I-.. :, 49,. p.
The annual contest for the Woods medal
will take place this evening in the Rich
mond College chapel at O'Clock. Large
crowds usually attend on these occasions. e
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PERSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIvEg


Pain IL the right side under the edge Of The. ,,fs
Increases on pressure; sometimes the paiu is IA the
e side; the patient Is rarely able to lie on thelcl
side; sometimes the pain felt under The shoulder
blade and It frequently extends to the top of Vie
shoulder, aud Is sometimes mistaken for rleurse.
ism In the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
OF appetite aud sickness; The bowels in general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generaliyra
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful stnsation Of having left .undone something
which ought to have been done, A slight, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
OF weariness and debility; he is easily startled bis
ieet arc cold or burning, and he complains Of
prickiy sensation Of the skin; his spirits are low
and although he Is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to Try It. Ia fact me dlstvsts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where a few of
them existed, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown the LIVER 10 have bee,, extensive
iy deranged. ,..... 81. ..
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\ 4
METHODIST SUNDAY. SCHOOL SoclETY.-The
regular. monthly meeting OF this Society
was held. at: Ciay-Slreet Methodist church
sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock-A. T..
West, president, in the chair, and J. L.
Sims secretary. rF7e -
| The meeting was opened with singing
by Clay-Street school. and prayer By Rev. 6.
e. Vanderslice. :, j., .,.a5't.s '.'','' =
. Rev. A. &. Brown, pastor OF Clay-Street.
explained the mode Of conducting the
school. He stated that the school is in a
tiourishing condition, having full corps OF
earnest and devoted feachers, and an ave-
rage roll OF 800 scholars. The prospects
for the accomplishment Of good are en-
| couraging.
Mr.. j. 6. Hunt introduced an interesting
| e.raroiso by tue cnlldron OF the infant class,
showing good degree Of acquaintance with
both Old and New Testament Bible his.
tory. During this exercise little Asa John
| son repeated in perfect style the 10Th
| Psanl. This infant class is taught by Miss
Mary CRrdwell. - r.. =. .....,
Rev. w. G.. Starr. pastor OF Broad-Street
church., was introduced, and addressed che
mcctlng-subject, "Sunday. School Work
and Eternal Work" BE reviewed the work
| of Il Sunday.school teacher, and said that
talthough it might be slow, it was sure
| work-the work of God, and lasting rs all
eternity. Hrreterred in feeling terms 10
the period when he was q scholar in old
Clay-Street Chapel Sunday. .school-,the pio-
neer Of SuDday-school work in the western
Eportion of this city-and urged the friends
OF this good cause, as well as all engaged in
it, to put forth earnest efforts to do much
good through hisiinstrumentality. -
T. Rev. DR.. Whitehead, of the Virginia Con-
Ference, and president OF Farmville Female
College. also addressed the meeting on the
great amount Of good accomplished by Sun
day-school work. and the place it is destined
to occupy as an auxiliary OF tue Church IN
the spread OF the Gospel. - w..
The President stated that it gave him
great pleasure to announce that all the
Methodist ministers Of Richmond and Man
chester were present except two, and be
wished; to hear from them all. =. ...... -:
In response to this call Rev. Drs. Lee,
Judkins, Siedd, and Edwards made short
responses in the .happiest vein, which were
received with enthusiasm by the meeting.
Mr.. James n. Taylor gave an interesting
account Of the origin OF Clay-Strect school.
| Mr. t.; /. D. Walford, treasurer of this
Society, reported that the schools had con-
tributed the amount necessary TO support
the Methodist school near Shanghai, China,
for the ensuing year. I'LL. -......
The singing on this occasion, led by Mr..
John N. King, was pronounced excellent,
particularly the solo by Miss Ella Seal. Rev.
Mr. Judkins complimented the school on
the beautiful singing.
The following is 4 summary OF the su-
perintendents' reports for the month Of
April; .ee
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AGUE AND FEVER.

"N' u McLASEs LIVER PILLS, in cases Of
AGuE AND FEVER, when taken with uuiulue, are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
catharlc canbe used preparatory to or after taking
qnnine. We would advise alt who are afflicted with
this disease to give them i FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and Us a Mmp,e pur-
gatiHe, they are unequalled. ..
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRAT1oS.-The ami
yersary celebration of the Henrico Sunday
Sceool Union, Heurlco parish, took place at
st. Paul's church on Sunday afternoon in
| the presence Of a very large congregation
Among the clcrgymen who occupied seats
in the chancel were Rev. Joshua Pcterllin
D. D., OF st. James church: Rev. Charles
Mmnigerodc, D. D., OF ST. Paul's church !;
Rev. II. S. Keper; Rev. L. G. DashieI, Of
St. Marks church; Rev. r. S. Barrett, OF
Chrstchnrcb and Rev. 4lr. Dame. i.
The services, from the Mission Prayer
Book, were conducted by Rev. DR.. Peter
kin, assisted by Rev. Dr.. Minnigerode.
Interesting addresses were delivered by
Mr. Joseph Bryan and Rev. MIR. Dashiell.
Mr. E. S. Gregory, OF Petersburg, was cx-
pected 10 be present and address the Sun
day schools, but was prevented from ut.
tending. -
At the conclusion Of the addresses spe-
cial collection was taken for Bishop Pc
nick's work in Africa, and quite hand
some sum realized. II,
After singiugthe old and beautiful hymn,
/ 'From Greenland's Icy mountain"
and the doxology, the benediction was pro-
nounced and the congregation dismissed.
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Personal.-3ir William Z. Litbgow, OF
this city, has been commissioned District
Deputy Grand Chancellor, Knights Of Py-
thias, Tor this district (No. 81 by D. ]. Tur-
ner, Jr., Grand Chancellor Gf the State OF
Virginia.
Senator L. r. Chiles returned TO the city
yesterday from Baltimore after brief visit.
Elder Challener, Of Richmond, is an
nounced to preach at the Christian church
in this city tonight
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CaNFEayrroNERfEs. tse.

nIJRE CANDIES.-f, am manufacturing
Igrten 81 iNI'S CANNES. I make better CAN
ri E:S for wholesale purposes than any house III ths
perfectly pnre and no adulte-
rstions We don't use any guc0s grape-spsar, tafa.
sISsna,hing hut ,p,.r0 sugars: " ss more highly
aayored shiier. brighter. nrmer, aud Is warraates
10 stand lrln in any ellmaLe.
q a0 : : lAl2 MaiG ssFtes
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dorsef1ent the voucher would n ot liaye been
put In Mr.. Belyin's hands.
Will YOU please state these facts TO the
Board OF ALDERMEN at theif next meeting.
and oblige, yours very truly,
t@7 TT. d. WHrTcoMB.
The communications from the Auditor
and Mr.. Whiscomb were received aud fled
and declared satisfactory. I go.
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
Mr. Williams. from tile Committee on
Grounds. and Buildings, presented Joint
resolution appropriating $4,000 from the
fund for paving the sidewalks TO the credit
of grounds and buildings. Referred to the
Finance Committee.
Mr. Cannon presented q resolution iu-
strucling the Finance Committee to inquire
what amount will probably he derived from
the delinquent paving-sidewalk bills, and
how The same ought to be apportioned
among the several committees after present
appropriations have been satisfied, DC. Re-
icrred.
FRoH THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Various resolutions and ordinances from
the Common Council were coneurred in.
The resolution in reference to the con-
struction OF an cngine-house for No. 8
Steamer Company WAS laid OH the table, on
motion of Mr. Cannon.
The resolution allowing j. NJ. Elicit TO
occupy the house on Twenty-fourth street,
bought by the city, free of charge until his
house, now. IN process Of erection, is built,
was rejected. ,r,sf -. s.& ee-5ssss>iits!.
The|resolution for the purchase of 100
feet Of hose, ut a cost Of 800, for the First
Market, was rel iceted. .7& .%"s.ss .tE 20
The resolution to pave Seventeenth street
with new granite spalls was laid on: the Ia
Bile. -. ~, Z p, ~ - 80;
The resolution for summer recess was
unanimously adopted r-t1}gtff !
,,-,..,; 8 NEW: BUSINESS. t1s;.... ia.
By Mr., Gasser A resolution to provide
that The main walks in Shockoe-Hill Gene
,tery te grave1led and rolled. Referred.
BY ,sa,ntl:z. A resolution to pave gutter
On the south side OF Bates street, Referred.
By Mr, Beall: A resolution as to the ex-
pediency OF raising the curb and gutter on
the north side of Bfoad dstreetbetween Fifth
and Sixth streets so! as to correspond with
the work recently done on the opposite side
OF the street. Referred. 1..s,:.I I.,; -.
BY MIR. Todd: Aresolutiou iu reference
to grades. Agreed TO. = ,......,...,,,..
By Mr.. Lipscomb: A resolution as TO
widening walkway on Seventeenth street
so as to make it Of uniform width. ;: !
Adjourned.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. STREET IMPROVE
MENTs-AL sHous sE-FINANCE MAT
TERS-JAMEs-RIVER IMPRov vEMENT
voUCHEK-GaoUNDs AND BUILDINGS
BUSINESS FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
&C. &C. - - ,+
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The geruine are never sugar-coatcJ.
Every box has red wax seal OH the lid, with the
impression DR.. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. ON
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. C. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Eros, O.
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full OF imitation,
of the name McI.ANR, spelled differently but sant
pronunciation. my 12-tlcowIy
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THESuoMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. n, 81 |;
A. H., GS: noon, 30; 3 p. H., SO; 9 r.
NJ, rs; midnight. 70. -
Mean temperature, 72 1-6.
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]. 5..!IEHR1Co BOARD OF supERvIsogs.-The
Board OF Supervisors Of Henrico county
met st the county courthouse Saturday al
ternOon, and after auditing several claims
adjourned over until Friday the 23d In.
slant, at which time the levy for the present
year will be closed.
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The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday af-
ternoon in the Council chamber. Present
at roll-call: Messrs. Barksdale, Beat, Can
non, Dickcrson. Forester, Gasscr, Lips
comb, Scott, Todd, Wagner, and Williams.
The body.was called to, order BY Mr..
Scott, and on his motion Mr.. Beall was in
yIf ad fo YreSfao ts - >
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CoLonED MISSIONARY CoNvsNTIoN.-The
Virginia Baptist State Conventions will con-
,at the Ebepe ger ecolorsil Baptist church, on
Leigh street. Delegates from the different
sections; OF the State VIII be, in attendance.
There are four missionary societies in this
State and one in Africa. and their manage
uient Is under the control Of the CorVen-
|tiou. Rev. Richard Wells, Of Richmond, Is
president Of the body.
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gheuches.-There were services at all the

" GharcheS.-There were services at all the
churches in the city Sunday. %..,..-
The Rev. J. j. Taylor. OF Richmond Col
lege, occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church in the morning. - '.'
At the Meade-Nlemorial church Rev. e.
Melville jackson, OF Richmond, conducted
the services In the afternoon. in the absence
Of the rector. .''
Services at the other churches were con-
Quoted by the regular pastors, and Mt the
Methodist church one person joined the
church during the morning services.
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-. Observation-Disclosures is again called
to the fact that to-day is set apart for regis
tration, and those wishing to obtain trans
fers from one ward to another should do so
to-day; and those desiring to vote in the
comm. electian should not fail 10 register.
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Mayors Co,rt.-There was but one case
before the Mayors Court yesterday that oi
William Coleman (colored) for shooting at
Councilman Gallagher Saturday night. lie
was fined $3.50,
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Mill ~ERY,

-
I'RUsTEE'S SALE PRIVATE .-.A,e
a LY OF STOCK Gs' JEWELRY AND SssEslg
MILLINERY In psssi.a,r ce Of die provi-~EheEo
saons OF deed OF ir1st nom Jzus Bear, or record
III ne clerks oice OF the Charcery Court. desire
10 sea the stock OF IEEI:LKf and MILLINERY
q store no; lS2I esst ia stEee, by private sale
Pt.sohs Desiring 60 pnrcr Sc examine the stocz
and can see the tpyeutory IS given ia sail deed BY
calling at Inc store. Bsar, who is IN charge rs
nly aEebI. WhsshoR - &c goods and inventory. Bid.
dsrs lot ibis pepSrsy win please send IN their offers
delay rs possible. ~. : ! =, - = u
GuSTAtU5 WALLERSTEIN, Trustee.
sny-l 2-lUt ts ~ a., IA, Pfftnnu,k N stroo,
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wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slowly-failing barome-
ter, southerIy winds, partly cloudy or hazY
weather. stationary temperature, possibly
followed by rising barometer in the inte-
rior.
For the South Atlantic States, slowly
falling barometer, easterl5 winds, station
ary temperature, partly cloudy weather, and
numerous light rains.
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AFTER TIE OPERA.

TUE EIGHTH ANNUAL MAY a3
| rail- or III. pupiis OF Professor Henry ~
; J.s,h. VIII take niace WEDNESDAY,. May !s'2SsG
III. oI,ITr!SG The usual floral exhibition. Gss9a
MIR frien,ls (,ud former pupilsl are invited. }
Tickets 10 ne liid OF scholars.
G"n,,rman and lIdv, 81; extra lady. ticf els 0Oc.
u PRINTED or WRITTEN INVITATIONS ISSUED
NV 30.
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nAgcuEsTEIs AND vrC,xiTY.

The Decisioa Relating 10 Ns,e Trial il
me Case of George Leaois (coioreG( 10 bt
rendered tIo.UoB THE Ma " term OF tho
Chesterfield Circuit Court begun Saturday,
Nay 10th, at the old Chesterfield Court.
house-Judee S. s., Weisiger presiding,
The case OF George Lewis, the alleged Mid
iotnlan murderer, came up on a motion for
new trial, his counsel claiming that the
evidence, as" presented before the County
Court, WAS insufficient TO justify verdict
OF murder in the first degree.
Lewis, it will be remembered, was sem
fenced by the County Court OF Chesterfield
10 be executed for the murder Of his grand
mother, an old woman about eighty years
| OF age. ~
The murder occurred Sunday morning,
january 5th, in the vicinity OF Midlothian,
lr me heart OF the great coal-tields OF Ches-
terneld, aud ut the time greatly excited the
citizens in the neighborhood.
Al the coroner's inquest, during the eX-
animation Of witnesses, suspicion at once
rested upon Lewis as tue perpetrator OF the
atroclouS crime. He was subsequently, ar
rested and sent on to the County Court for
trlhi, and. as above stated. was sentenced
| py thaf court TO be hanged April 25fi;
| but through his counsel he obtained writ
I OF error from the Judge OF the Circuit
Court OF Richmond. operating stay Of his
sentence until the motion for q new trial
could be argued before Judge Weisigcr, and
ou last Saturday the case was fully and
elaboratety argued by counsel on each
side, and at the conclusion the Judge an
nounced rhat he wouldrender his decision
in the case some time during to. day. Much
interest is manifested in the result Of the
decision ofihe Court throughout the county
and elsewhere. -.i ."..s ~
The Circuit Court adjourned over Satur-
| day until to- day so as to allow the County
Court to begin its May term yesterday.
On account Of the two courts being in
| session at the same time large crowd Of
persons interested in their proceedings, be.
sides many spectators, were in attendance.
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BAPTIST SUHDAY-ScuooL Association
The Baptist Sunday-SchooI Association held
its regular monthly meeting with the Ven
able-Street school on Sunday afternon-J.
B. Winston (presidenD in the chair:
The reports from the schools showed the
average attendance, &C., as follows:
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Manchester school reported >26 conver-
sions and Oregon Hill school l..
The next meeting Will be held at Mancbes-
ter Methodist church on the second Sunday
in June -. --.--