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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMONp. MAY 4, 1880.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Unlied STATES
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. d. latuih
Schooner Major William II. TaDtum, shoe, NeW
York via City Point, merchandise, 10 MASTER
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New forf
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen q TO-
steamer J. W. EvermaD. Carr. philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. w. hCarrick'
agent. - - -, ,.,
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
schooner Mary Y. CorsoD, Williams, Boston,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED
Norwegian bark sorddereD, Reinertssn, timber
10 liverpool, vessel from Buck & Christian.
MEMORANDA.
PROVIDENCE, May 2.-Arriyed: sch9oners VII.
nam Nalierson, Barnard; b =. Wright, Neweomp
Iis,ie ID. Barker. Barker; WiDi,m ~. Wssl, Hig-
Gins: benjamin Oliver, sullivan from 'iittnla.
PnfLApRLPHIA. May l.-trryei: schoonss:
Thomas j. Dale, Hooper; Anna Marfs, hars
and George w, Krebs. Smell; from Virsinla.
NEW YORK, May CARVED; scnoouefs mA,,s
pesrsoc. Asa; Sarah and Lucy, Bowker; a. ~.
tesminr. Calhoun: Cordena Newkirk, hun.ky /,
Lydta Middleton. Bennell; Kate Lawson, Nelson
N. n. Cook, Fslkenburg; r. H. fsl'ss. EsywEe sa.s
4. w. Grifiths, ssckeit; Geoige y: TlStvs, mr.,
Henry n Grant. soper; Sarah Quin, Daroy; ana
n NJ. Irwin. johnson; from Virginia.
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Memories OF Five Forks.
A MILITARY COURT IN SESSION AT GOvERNCR
ISLAND.

n hiLiAARi NObRA ~ o1V'%V-' ~ Wv Hfe~'Ss' y
ISLAND.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Inquiry into
the charges preferred against Lieutenant
Colonel Gouyefneur X. Warren, United
States corps OF engineers, wa renewed to-day
at Governors Island before military court
appointed by Mr.. Hayes. The inquiry Is in
TO Colonel Warren's conduct as maior-gen-
eral commanding the Fifth artillery corps
at the battle Of Five Forks, Va. Among
the witnesses are Lieutenant-General p. H..
Sheridan, Lieutenant-Colonel George A.
Forsyth, OF the First cavalry; Captain
Michael D. Sheridan. Seventh cavalry; and
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick T.. Newball,
OF Philadelphia. who was upon General
Warren's staff at the time OF the battle.
Maior-General Winfield S. Hancock Is
President Of the court.
The officers composing the court were
gathered around a table at the west end OF
the room. General Hancock sat at the head
OF the table, dressed in the full uniform OF
major-general, and wearing his yellow
sash across his body from the right shout
DER. The other officers wore the uniform
OF their present rank in the service. Gene
TAI Sheridan and other witnesses were seat
ed near the council board. They were all
~ iull Uniform. AT an adjoining table
was General Warren and his counsel,
MI. Albert Stickney. Around the walls
were racks holding collection OF
arms OF all descriptions, belonging
10 the military society, and near
Tue middle OF the room was large
map hung upon an easel. II represented
The field Of operations near Petersburg,
va, west Of the Weldon railroad, prior ia
and on April 2, 1866. 1t was prepared in
tue Office OF the chief OF engineers, at Wash.
ington, for the use OF the court. General
Hancock called the court to order at noon.
The reading and corrtcting OF the record OF
the last meeting occupied considerable time
eenera' Sheridan requested that he be al
owed to be represented by Major Asa Bird
oardner. The General, although summoned
as a witness, Is really one OF the most in
ierested parties. 1t being the removal Of
General Warren that is the latter gentle
mans chief grievance.
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FOrty-sixtb COngress--.SecondS Session
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1880.

In the Senate to day Mr.. Burnside, from
the Committee on Military Affairs, reported
adversely on the bill providing for promo
lions in the army. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Morgan introduced a bill providing
that the President OF the Senate shall SUD-
NIT to the Senate and House, when assem-.
bled to count the votes for President and
Vice. President. all packages purporting to
contain electoral votes.
Pending debate on the bill appropriating
$500, 900 to pay Ben. Holidays claim Tor
losses as mail contractor by Indian depre-
dations, the morning hour expired and the
bill went over.
The Senate then resumed the considers
ton OF the KeIl0gg-Spoff0rd resolutions,
Mr.. Vest supporting the resolutions in
lengthy speech.
Messrs. Beck, Withers, and Allison were
Amounted couferees on the disagreeing
votes of the House and Senate on the Indian
appropriation bill.
The bill providing for claims convention
with Nicaragua was considered With closed
doors and PASSED..
After an executive session the Senate adj
i0urned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House to-day Mr.. Orth, OF Indiana,
made long personal explanation Of bis ac-
ton regarding the Venezuela claims In 1870,
and charging Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois, with
having investigated the matter without au'
thoritV RI the House OF the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, and making report in'
tended to injure his chances IN the campaign
for Governor Of Indisna In 1875.
Mr. Springer denied the allegations gene
rally. and will repIy at length hereafter.
Mr.. Reagan, chairman OF the Committee
on Commerce, reported the river and bar.
Dor appropriation bill, and 1t was ordered
to be printed aud recommitted.
The Presidents veto Of the Immediate
deficiency appropriation bill was received
and read. 1t was listened to without mani
jestations OF approval or dlsapproyal.
Mr. Cobb, Of Indiana, moved It, refer
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ny retexrspn.

NEW YORK. May .4.-Cotton weak: sales. 300
halc.; upspde, 13-l6c.; Orleans. III 1916.
FIour-sonhcrn aniet and steady common 20 falr
AS ~. Wheat la l4e. better; more active export
and far speculative business closing with about rs
of the advance i.st; unRradet red, sI26H.
Corn .GlHc. better aud more active; upgradsd. 30
6D52c OaIs hGslc. better and fairy sctiveat 4ze:
for No. 3. Hops dall and nominal Collie unchanged
and dull Sugar steady fair 10 good r. canning, Tag
7lc. print, 7dc.; r.fned quiet and rnchange1.
Mclasses dull anJ unchanged. Rice steady aud 9net'
Rosin unchanset. Turpentine dull at SIC. Woo
auief and nominaliy unchanged. PORK q shade
SS,cher and moderately active ut s10.s5Mt1Q. 80.
Midd,es steady and quiet; long clear, exc; short
LONG s1d t7ay le Wse AZ" nominal dn
al si.lO. Freights nrm aud more active.
BALTIMORE.
RAIrrMoRE, May 4.--FIour dull and unchanged.
Southern wheat higher and nrm western opened
higher aud eosei dull; southern red. u sQGsL2o
s ann An .a6.Gsi ~; MAY. 81 26@sl.26s: June
siiy.2'ISaSi.22 July, si19sasl:l2s, southern
ia Tor futures sfrer May: southern white, 524
SoXr': yellow, Bic. Oats higher; southern, 4Is
western white ana rs"s rm aaa
~ ~ "u'et: SOFT 9'sc. Wbsksy dull at sl.lQ
msi.l0K. fIeigh!s quiet and unchanged.
CiSCINEArl
rrxcIyyArr, May 4.-Fiour weak: family. ~ So
@s5z6; f.ncy. s5.50a $500: Wheat ss,isr
choice red and White , a: Ss s,a easr a, ia
sYoas I,ra u good demand a. .e ;,S,: , sas
Hscos q quiet spd drm shoulder; t475 rs.,
S675: sides. S7.25. Wbskey acnse ana ann n' knr
al $780, Sugar easier; harris c ssa1"t a SD
~ light. f4.a0@s4.40; packing, sf.loasf'fo
butchers, - 4o&tf.o5.
LOUISVILLE.
IorIsyILLE, May Flour dull; extrs, ~
choice 70 fancy; TS,efoe 10 "c",n firm =, 4se,
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San Francisco's Corrupt Mayor.

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS UNANIMOUSLY RE-
SOLVE TO INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
HIN FOR HIS REMOVAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, May AT meeting OF
the Board OF Supervisors last evening the
Judiciary Committee, which had been In
structed TO take into consideration the ut
terances and addresses Of Mayor Kalloch
and report the proper action to be taken by
the Board, filed long report reviewing the
history Of the labor agitation and the part
borne in it by Kaloch, finding that he
has encouraged the lawless and discOn-
tented element, advised them to pa
rade the streets, and endeavOred to
keen them in such disposition and
temperament as to commit an outbreak
whenever it should suit bis purposes; that
he has impeached the honesty OF the whole
community, accused various branches OF
the CITY government OF corruption and dere-
lection of duty, and, under the pretence OF
counseling the mob against violence, III
siduously advised them to be in readiness
for bloodsbed and the overthrow OF the au-
thorities. They recommend that prompt
action be taken to yindicate the fair fame
of the municipality by judicial inquiry into
Kalloch's case. A motion to adopt the report
was put by Mayor Kalloch, who announced
that by a viua-roce vote it was carried.
The roll was then called, resulting 10 6
unanimous vote for its adoption. resolll-
ton was then adopted authorizing the FL
nance Committee to cause judicial proceed
ing to be instituted against the Mayor fol
his removal from Office. and empowering
them to employ counsel and prosecute the
matter to speedy termination. Through
ont the reading Of the report and resolution
Kalocb appeared cool and unmoyed, seem
ing to consider Only the dignity OF his posi-
ton as presiding officer OF the Board.
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nesperate Defence Against Mob.

CINCINNATI. May "A desperate affray
took place in Wayne county, Ky, on Thurs
day last. A man named Powell, who was
a witness OF the murder last fall OF Hutch
inson by Phillips, has been begged and
threatened by Phillips in order to keep him
from testifying. Powell refused to leave
the county or accept bride. On Thurs
day night party OF six or seven masked
men attacked POwelPs house and broke in
a door with rail, when Powell struck
three OF them down with an axe. Mrs.
Powell was shot in the arm. The maskers
retreated but again returned, when Powell
fred and killed the leader. The others ran
off. Mrs. Powell pulled handkerchief of
the face OF one Of the men, and said 1t was
Phillips. Powell obtained warrants for the
arrest Of three Of the men, who are now in
foil
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sale or the White sulphur Springs
Confirmed.

GREEyBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va Nav 4-The sale OF the White Sui
phur Springs property to w. a. stewart
was to-day confirmed by the court. Mr.
stewart has associated with him the MEM
bers OF the Camden Consolidated OH Com
pany and Colonel George l.. Peyton' the
former manager OF the property. ana VINO
will again take charge as manager. FIVE
hundred woikmen are engaged 10 making
extensive improvements, and the properly
will shortly be re0pened as summer re-
sort. as formerly.
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Teuuessee Republicans.

NASHVILLE, May 4.-The hotels are filing
I'D with delegates to the Republican State
Convention, which meets here tomorrow
10 nominate candidate for Governor and
select delegates to Chicago. The indications
point to the largest Republican convention
in this State for years. All the prominent
leaders are here. The impression prevails
that majority favor Grant, and that Grant
delegates will be sent TO Chicago, and per-
hans instructed for Grant,
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PoRrsxorTH, Va, May 4.-1he annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the seaboard
and Roanoke railroad was held In the city
to-day. with large representation. The
report OF the president showed the pas,
years business unprecedented, and the
road in a fine, iourishing condition. An
excursion and collation. followed.
The American Union Telegraph Company
Is erecting lie lines In Norfolk and Ports.
mouth.
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nyEING AND SECURING.

DYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
DING EsTABLissBHnMlssNNrT' AT MTsFfsRsSSpof.irAN
nt.r.-Mr. L. LiNNEMANN informs hls is,en ~,
snrner naircns, and The general public, ~. ne na;
reonened at the above place where hs wvy xin
~ III ssvss and FEATHfRs q snteiaIty. Ine wen.
Snowp French dyer, Mons. EMIL SobLyI, 'foh'
paris, Is 10 bis emplcs ment Give him aeai'
nm 2-eon3m
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Crime I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, May 4.-George Turney, who
was shot by McGowan, Is dead.
A Neus Fort Worth special says William
Lege, a clerk in the post-office there, has
been arrested. charged with abstracting
registered packages. He confessed.
Saturday two men were found hanging to
tree near the line OF Denton county. II
Is supposed they were horse-thieves.
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s.reora Railroad.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nav tue hnquwer.
S,.n,s special from Opelika, Ala, says tue
Saw. ,nnab and Memphis railroad, pow ope'
r nu sixty.lwo miles from Opelika to Good
water. Ala, was sold to-day 10 xI. a %, -.
crsyes and associates, Of New YORK. , 10,
sss4 Soo The New York bondholders bid
tSS4,000.
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PenIfenffary for Life.

ATLANTA, GA, May 4.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused new trial to Cox, the
murderer OF Colonel Aston. He viii go TO
the penitenliary for life. There is no hope
of his being pardOned.
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Both Killed.

DENVER, COL, May "A special from
Leadyille to the Ne,rs says that at Astor
CITY on Sunday Chris. Sibb and William
Snittstozer fatally shot each other while
onarrellmg over mining claim.
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encc 10 the COMMITTEES on Apr .ron,,.,,a..
and that the bin lie on the tab sxp aons'
The eject q leaving the IN on he table 81.
Is merely to postpone Its consideration mn mr.
III tie House sees nt 70 cali IT, up. '
The House then res .1n,ed the cons,aor.
tIou of the bill amen ding the inierna, ue,.
nue. laws. The am endment striking on, ~
/" leakage clause Of the bill! was reisc, sa9
The bill waa then passed-ayes. Iaa
noes, 81.
The House went into Committee O, tho
Whole on tie post.office appropriation biI iii
1t approprIates s3S,676, 420-being 81. pai d :.
500 below the estimates, and s94O, 900 above
the appropriations OF last year.
Mr. bunuelI. OF Minnesota. movea - t.
crease the appropriation for mail transpor.
tation on railroads TO 80, 800, 900.
No quorum voted on the amendment, and
toe committee rose without action on the
bill, aud the House adjourned.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
strikes I'm England.

LONDON. May 4.-Upwards OF l,OOo lron'
worters are on strike 10 the north OF Eng.
land against a 5 per cent. reduction OF
wages awarded by arbitrators. A mass.
r,ss,,,c n deliberate on the future action OF
,hs strikers will be held at Consett to-day:
The burnley masters, In order TO support
the BLACKBURN masters 10 their notice TO the
spinners and card-room hands OF a reu y
ton Of wages, have decided to suspend . n's
rule requiring notice before discnafslng
hands. The Blackburn operatives are .sty
determined, and it Is feared II they s'ilhe
another lockout will ensue, involving na'
iority OF the Lancashire manufacturers
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nanh .Robberx In kentucky.

PARIS, KY, May 4.-The Citizens Bank
was robbed between Saturday night and
Monday morning Of s499 and sl9,5Oo in
honda
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DUBLIN, May 4.-Captain PotIcr, Oh ,ne
United States ship Constellation, was 10,
day presented with the freedom OF tue ony
OF Dublin. Lord-Mayor Gray, wno p.s-
sided ut the ceremonies, stated that lne uas us,
tress 10 Ireland was as great Us ever, sh y
be feared that during the next three n'on'"'
1t would prove most severe.
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OPTICIANS.

no REGAIN YOUR slGar ~eSA
FOR 25c... Sos.sT1.
a q, e23 Broad slreel aud get pair 81 sr.
Si,Es az kYE-GLASsEs. .arrs sS"s W.. 1se
snanyws,% Txiinaliy adjusted TO the eye ty~.p
Practical Opsieian. wa,ehmshs,; ana Y. sswsps,s,
gas Bload street tsSeat Tor W. ~ eV"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


IUEspHrt MY 4. IttUs
sALEs.-1oo Cniied States <'s sc,d at l07; IL
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
7's 1t I15; 10 shares Of e.. &. snd A. Rsiirozf
sock at 49,; 10 shares Of A. and &. Railroad stock
NJ SO. and 40 share, 81 A. and q. Railroad stock
s3.
GOVERNMENT sgcuRIrirs Ri5 <.t>6
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DiTJ~HEADs, % so to ss per rcau, ~
Is ss plePArCH PRiNTIN6-hOUSE.
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- 80 -
NEATTINGs. OIL CLOTHS. AND CAR
M PETs.-i have tast received fali hne Oh
ClINEsE NATTikGs OF all KrAdes,
CARPETS. OfIs-CLOTHS, RUGS. MAIs' &c:
full line LACE CURTAlNs, tnkNlcks. an.
SHADES; full lire OF PAPER-HANGsNvs %
dsrs promptly attended 10. 4: !kNNiNGs.,
ap 6.2m No, iSIi Nse ssss...
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine. t4Ms4.50: saperGpe. {56t525. erif,
t6Glt6.25 colnmos family, se.25ds6.50; tsrcy
brand, s7@,715.
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ny iesaSrapn.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Hoen.-Stocks irrs gular.
Money on call. Soc per eest. Eschansc--Lo0s,
4e4H; short. 4s74. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Erenfn0.-Money. 6@t per cent. Exchange
4s49 Governments quiet and firm, new SO
lOZA; AZ per cents, ltSa A per cents, l07k.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 4.--vIrHnia 6's, old, l6
defer ed. z: consols, 55M55k; second series, 22k
past.dne coupons, Of new 10-40., 4o's; i0-4O's
coupons, "a. Bid to-day.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


WHEAT.-Red, 20 bushels cool Lancaster a
u 80; IL Bushels mIxcd az 81 2j: 80 bushels fair
fuliz AZ 1925; 40 bushels ia.r Falz at sI.25-
ctal, ia bushels.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

KIIHNONU, Nay Z, ItrVl
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 1872 bushels.
CoRE.-Whits. l. 6 bushels.
MEAL.-30 bushels.
BLACK PEAS-2f bushels.
POT ATOFs..-JO l,9rr,tS.
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COMMITTEE WORK.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Tbe House Com
mittee on Public Grounds to-day agreed to
recommend an appropriation OF s65, 900 for
public building at wilmington, N. Z.
The House Committee on Indian Affairs
to-day agreed to recommend the passage OF
the bill introduced by Mr.. Wellborn, OF
Texas, to transfer the Indian Bureau to The
War Department, with an amendment
dating the transfer July LIST, 1881, instead
of 1880, as introduced.
The House Judiciary Committee to-day
discussed the Geneva award matter and
postponed further consideration OF 1t until
the next session OF Congress.
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PRINCE EDWARD.

The TOBACCO cROP--soRRY CONDITION OF Tue
PLAST.BEDs-DEPREDAT OF THE Ply
THE WHEAT LOOKING wsLL-0ATs IMPRoy-
NG-THE CONSERVATIVES FAITHFUL.
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PARIS, May A railway conductor was
murdered on Friday night last by fellow
passenger I'm compartment Of frst-clss'
carriage OF the Marselles aud Lyons express
train. The purpose Of the murderer was
robbery. The murderer has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

PERsOSAL--BRIEF TTENs.-City Auditor
RGyster was engaged yesterday in paying
on The city employees. About $4,000 was
disbnrsed in this way.
Joseph Dove (colored) was yesterday re-
ceived at the penitentiary to serve seven
years-fiye for house-breaking and two
years for second conviction.
Doctors j. B. McCaw' and George Ben.
johnson are in New York city attend
ing the session OF the National Medical AS
soclation.
The Norwegian bark Triton, Jacobsen
master, entered at the custom-house yester-
day with part cargo to finish loading -four
for Brazil.
Rev. G. V. Waugh, an old student OF
Richmond College, is now stationed at
Gainesville, Fla.
The approaching State regatta at Frede-
ricksburg is expected to be Of great inter-
est. Crews from the University, Richmond,
Petersburg, and Fredericksburg will con-
test for the champion cup and pennant.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Citizens Bank will be held tomorrow
at O'clock p. NJ.
The funeral OF Mr.. William Davis, whose
death was noticed yesterday, took place
yesterday at 3 O'Clock z. ". from the Grace
Street Baptist church. The attendance OF
mourning friends was large. The inter-
ment was made at Sbockoe-Hill cemetery.
The Clay Ward Actives celebrated the
late municipal victory, to which they so
much contributed, by cotiloD s0irEe last
night, which was attended by their lady
friends and admirers.
Policeman Otey yesterday reported the
culyert on the corner OF Fifteenth and Main
streets to be in filthy condition, aud needs
cleaning out.
James Stewart was reported at the First
police station yesterday afternoon for keep
ing a noisy COW on his premises, in rear OF
No. 1925 Franklin street.
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MAyCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-A regular meeting OF the
civ Council will be held next Friday
night. Matters relative to the payment OF
the interest on Manchester bridge bonds VIII
be considered.
The negro John Moore, who was shot Oy
Policeman Jones Saturday night while
running from that officer, was examined
Yesterday on the charge OF assaultiDS Leila
Baugh (colored), and was discharged. lie
still suffers very much from bis wounds,
and is barely able 10 move.
Director Harding promises fine mu-
sicale Friday night. The programme has
not vet been completed.
A State assessor will be appointed at the
next term OF the Hastings Court. Ihefe
are two applicants for the position.
The next regular grand.iury term OF the
Hastings Court will be held In July. a
special grand Jury may probably be drawn
70 consider several criminal cases when
have been sent up from the Mayors Court
large crowd went up 10 Bon Air yes
terday 10 attehd the picnic given by the
Manchester West-End Social and Beneficial
Society.
several trivial cases were disposed OF al
the MAYORS Court yesterday morning by
Mayor Clarke. Considerable business nin
been done at this court during the pas'
week.
The Meade-Memorial congregation have
not az yet obtained rector. =,
| There are several inmates in the city 1ai
| at present. so,, ..
Mr.. Rupert Winfree, OF Cbesterheid, Wa
in the city yesterday. 40.
The roads in the county are In nne oruer
and the recent rains have been very pehen
cial TO the farmers.
The newly elected officers Tor this c''y an
required TO qualify before July lst.