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ALL.WooL CASHMERE SUITES, in all styles,
Sc, at the Red House.
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ONT FIss The RIBBON SALE, at Me-
chanics' Store
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BRIEF NOTES.

The examination for teachers to be held by
the City Board of Examiners will take place
at $3.50 a. N. August %, 1880, in the assembly
room OF the Sacramento Grammar School,
corner Fifteenth and streets.
There is to be special meeting of the Sir
knights OF Sacramento Encanpment, No. 2,
this afternoon at $50, to arrange for escorting
the Iourneying Knights to the special train
The regular Garfield and Arthur Club of
the Second Ward, Senate, President, will
hold a meeting this evening at the Grand
Hotel, corner Front and K streets.
Henry Burnham started East yesterday.
accompanying the remains OF John l. Friend,
who died in this city in 1878. The remains
are to be taken to Gloucester Mass.
The little four year-old son OF Robert He'll
man had his leg broken yesterday by getting
In some manner under the wheel of his
fathers express wagon at their house.
The Third Ward Republican Club holds
its regular meeting this evening at Jacobs
Hall, corner Tenth and J streets.
The Democratic nominations for city
Constable, made at the meeting of delegates
on Saturday evening, are j. w. Bromagin
and John Young.
The river had, last evening, receded to II
feet inches.
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Be SURE AND ATTEND Our RIBBON SALE
Mechanics Store.
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EDUCATIONAL.
). JOSEPH'S ACADEMY

81. UOSEPH'S ACADEMY
AF SACRAMENTO CITY. A DAY AND
~ Boarding School for young ladies, on street,
between Eighth and Ninth conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy. This institution established in 1856
To meet the increasing demands for admission on
the part day scholars and bosrders large build.
ing was erected in 1876 at cost Of $50 O00 In 1878
the institution was incorporated, with power to
grant diplomas. All the bran hes of science taught
in the colleges and semnares of this State are
taught in this, with marked success as w1s well es-
tablished at the recent eXaminati IN for teachers
held by the School Board Of Examiners of this
county, which granted first grade teachers' certif.
Gates to the four young ladies who presented them
selves for examination from this Academy. Board
and tuition per month"; so. Studies will be resumed
on the
3oth OF August.
Pupils will be received at any time during the
year. For further particulars apply to SISTER
MARY VINCENT, Superior. iy27n
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THE SECOND CoUNTY.-The census returns
are now completed for California. They show
Sacramento TO be the second county in the
State in point of population lin reality San
Francisco has 233, 066, Alameda 63, 639 Sac
| ramento SO, 200, Santa Clara 50, 1I3. Now,
Alameda gets her large number by reason oil
the overflow of San Francisco into her Dor
ders; in other words, Alameda, Haywards,
Oakland, the Berkeleys, San Leandro, San
Lorenzo and other points, and all the country
places between them, are suburban to San
Francisco, and get fully half their popula-
ton therefrom. But Sacramento has no
metropolitan aid, and is therefore, as an in.
dependent county, the second in Importance
in the State.
OPIUM SMoKERs.-Last evening Lew Han
sche and Divy Bragg were found smoking
opium in their room at Mile Gillettes, Non-
ovan building, corner Third and l. streets,
when she reported it at the police headquar-
ters, and officers Ferral and Rider, under the
Chiefs orders, proceeded TO the premises and
took the two smokers to the lookup, much
against their innocent protests.
SEREEADE AFTER RENonIYATIoN. The
German Turner Harmonic Club last evening,
after the denomination of Adolph Heilbron
for Sheriff, rendered him a complimentary
serenade at his residence, ON J street, to
which Mr.. Heilbron appropriately responded
They were then invited in and most cordially
entertained.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT INvENToRs.-In the
notice of the electric light Invention by Sac
ramentans, the firm was spoken of as Water
house & Co. The gentlemen who are the in
ventors and proprietors, and who compose
the firm, are A. e. Waterhouse, i. B. Rae,
B. B. Brewer, C. l.. Healy and w. S. john
ston.
INFORMATION WANrED-G. w. Goucher,
Of Amity, Yamhill county, Oregon, writes
for information about his son, E. T.. Goucher,
whom, he understands, lost his life by acct
dent in this State or Nevada few months
since. Any information about him would be
gratefully received by the father.
CREDENTIALS TO STATE CoNvENTIoN.-All
delegates to the Republican State Conven-
ton, TO convene tomorrow, are requested to
present their credentials to the State Central
Committee at room 66, Golden Eagle Hotel,
in order to facilitate business.
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DoN'r Miss THE RIBBON SALE, at Nc
ohanics' Store.
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Weather PrnhahiIlIies.

WASHINGTON, August 9th.-For California A: Clear
or partly cloudy weather. For the north Pacific
Coast regions: Partly cloudy weather, possibly
occasional rain
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RETTsR LATE Than NfvER, will not do
in this case-sor such bars aims as you " Il
find on The and 10 cent counters, at the Rec
House, are not to be found every day. First
come, first served.
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LADIES, prepare yourselves for our great
ribbon sale, to commence at noon to-mor-
row, August 11th Some Of the choicest and
most decided bargains ever offered will be
placed on our Fancy Goods Counters, Me.
chanics' Store.
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PREPARE FOR Our RIBBON SALE Nc
chanics' Store.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Garfield and Arthur Club-Second Ward.
Teachers examination--F L. Landes, President
Proposals Improvements of rivers, etc.
British Mutual Benefit Society tonight.
Concord Lodge, F. and A. NJ. this evening.
First ARTILLERY Band-E W. Davis, Leader
Sir knights of Sacramento this evening.
Auction Sales.
D. J. simmons-Good residence, ETC., for SALE
BUSINESS Advertisements.
Bristols Sarsaparila and pills
Tropic Fruit Laxative-H. C. Kirk & Co.
n. L. Drew Co., lumber dealers
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PREPARE FOR 0ga RIBBON SALE Me
chanics' Store.
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RIDBoys IN ALL WIDTHS, ribbons in all
shades, ribbons in sll lengths. ribbons ia all
colors, aud offered at prices that win elec,rify
every lady, young or old, IN the community.
Sale commences tomorrow nooo, August
l1th Mechanics Store
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NorARIrs PUBLIc l. Z. Tubbs, whose
term has expired, has been resppoiated a
Notary Public fory Mono count, to reiide at
Mammoth City; also +. w. Shattpk, for
Sonoma county, to reside at Petaluma.
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EorEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

Jos Chambers, vile { son. Covington, Ky.
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TKE KNIGHTS CoNCLAyE.
Arrangements Nearly Completed for
the Grand Celebration,

Chicago, Aug. lS.-oniY a few days re.
main before the opening Of the grsnd trien.
NAL conclave Of Knights Templar, and all
the numerous details Of preparation are so
well along and nicely in he hands of the
different committees that tomorrow night
will see all in readiness fov the reception Of
the thousands coming, TIE great local
interest felt in The affair i. now being shown
in the arranging for private decorations. 1t
is not possible 20 60 into particulars of what
the business houses and citizens OF stree. bv
street have laid out to DO, but cover all in
a general way, as sure 10 leave any
thing ever done before in the shade.
The decoration committee have
Il es, wreaths, sarsnds and such
things by the mile. OF garlands alone
there are now flashed 10000 Yards, and ths
force engaged in making that one description
Will keep At it until late next week, with
everything else in proportion. Yesterday the
work OF pitching the tents for the camp on
the lake front was entered upon. There are
to DO nearly 1000, of different sizes all fur
hlsned WIN every convenience found in q
hotel. except soap aud towels, which Sir
Knight; are expected to furnish themselves.
'lnere viii be q number Of tents especially
for newspaper men, with special tent with
teIegrspbc and telephone arrangements, to
"o k in. The first arrivals are looked for on
Ssturt ~, with the great influx on Sunday
aud Monday. The California delecS
ton will number four hundred, and they ar,
reporte as noug the first in beauty snd Of,
egance Of appointments. Several com,
manderies are coming in special trains of
PullmSn palace cars, which they will occupy
during the week. The occupants OF the no,
te'' have all been assigned on plans doing
away with any col fusion if observed by Wis
itors, and in fact everything will move liliC
clock work if instructions arc carried out
Tuesday VIII be given 70 parade Command
cries sre 10 report at The signai Of six guns
which will be fred ut seven o'clock in tue
morning and the whole line of over six milel
vii be III motion 1T $50.
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Maud's Metal.

Rochester, N. Y, Aug. l3.-Vanderbilts
phenomenal soTrol, Maud s., vas driven for
exercise on the Rochester track this morning.
one mile and repeat. 1t was not the intention
Of Bair, her driver, to let her 20 faster than
2:25, but she logged along SO easily and appear
ed so perfectly ut heme on the track that
her first mile was made in 2;23. She seemed
FESTIVE and anxious 20 do her best on the
second mile, but Barr held her down to about
the same gait ill the last quarter He had
not much idea she would accomplish nnv-
thiug unusual. In fact, ho didn'g bell .
when he reached the finish the MAJ had
done any better than frequently when trct.
ting for purse, but one Of the spectat' :,
who held an ordinary watch. declared the
last quarter had been trotted in the unpre-
cedented time of 10 seconds. This WAS
astonishing Information to nor
men, for Bair had not intend -,
let Maud 60 fast He looked around
TO find somebody who held s,op-wa,ch AID
had enough experience 10 get the time sccu-
ratcly Captsiu Stone, who has charge o.
the maze, declared ,lel her last quarter WAS
trot,ed in 80 seconds instead Of %, as re-.
poglol. This last rocOr was readily verified
bv consultation with another man hol ing
stop.walch. Maud s. driver and grooms DO
not hesitate in their assertions that tAo could
trot four such quarters if the man holding
the rib ons would permit her.
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Hudson River TunneI

New York. Aug. l3,--The work AT the
shaft of the Hudson river tunnel in Jersey
City is almost entirely suspended, and the
prospects of reaching the bodies before the
end of the present month is decidedly slim
The new pump which was put to work in
the working shaft has pr.ved a complete fail,
ure, and will have to be removed to make
room for another. The tide flowed into the
coffer.dsm so rapidly that the digging YVES
obliged to be abandoned until low tide. The
two pumps in the coffer-dam were kept in
operation but made no Roadway against the
water, which filed the place up to high :
ter mark. 1t is probable that the plans VIII
be so altered that the work of building tho
caisson will be begun at once. This now
seems to be the only possible way of reac'-
i g the bodies, but it is plan attended it.
self with considerable risk and will tale a
month 10 complete it.
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Brighton Beach Races

Brighton Beach, Aug. lS.--First race.
Two Jesr'olds, five furlougs. Governor won;
sunbeam second Clara d, third. Time,
l:07l.
second race, all ages, one and one-quarter
m''es, Edwin A won; Virginia, second !;
Charlie 5, Third. Time, LII.
D In,rd race, all ages, mile and quarter.
ooarumsn won; Skylark. second Ike Bon
ham third. Time, 2:l5. NV D0"
fow a race, all ages, mile and halt. over
SIX hurdles, Lizzie d won; Whitebov.
'econd; shylock, third. Time, S:OlI.
t!ith race, handicap, all ages, mile and
hslf:: Ingram won Bsysrd, second. Spsc-
ulalion, third. Time. S:4lI, f's-
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Southern Denta, Association

New York, Aug. lS.-The southern dent,l
association concluded its labor this evening.
and adjourned to meet in July 1881, at
Asheville, N. Q. The following officers were
elected; DR.. V. L, Turner, Raleigh, presi-
dent; DR.. l.. d. Carpenter, Atlanta, frat
vice-president; DR.. G. Q. Patrick, Charles
ton, second vice-president; DR.. NJ. +. Bland.
Charlotte, N. O., third vice-president DIR. a.
Lswr' ice, Athens, ga, treasurer; DR.. j. ID.
HOLMES Macon, corresponding secretary !:
Dr. b. ). Chrisholm, Tuscalo So, Ala, re.
cording secretary, and an Executive commit
tee, consisting Of Drs. j, II, Coyle, Tomp.
k;nsvilie, Ga; Il. l.. Hunter and T. +.
Moore, Columbia, S. @.
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The RumOred Occupation of Mexico
Very SmrIi AHair.

Washington, Aug. lathe suthoriti
here show no concern ab'ut the socalled
army Of occupation credited in the dis
patches from Texas as being organized tC
move upon Mexico. The msn who i: the re-
puted leader in the scheme j;
well known about Washington, erI
has been regarded as visionary in bis ideas
For two or three years he las haunted The
halls Q congress, and endeavorad 10 interest
congressman s1d other Officials in his project
Military ucn loollupcn the matter as a hpce
joke, not worthy of being noticed. They dc
not app'ohond any bloodshed or diplomat c
complications growing out of the efforts Of
the leader to enlist men to take part in the
proposed expedition. 1t is thong int possible
that few men may be induced to enlist, but
not enough to create any disturbance OF
either side of the border.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

London, Aug. ia Paris dispatch says q
mass of earth fell yesterday and crushed two
houses at Vieuxport, near pastries. Ten
bodies have been recovered. Ten more are
said to be under the ruins. The fall of earth
was occasioned by sn immense landslide,
which destroyed some large lme-kilns.
The attempt of young physician OF
Lyons to fast fifteen days was abandoned
Al .er one weeks abstinence.
The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
of England to-day amounted to 100000
1t was for shipment to New York.
POLITICAL CRISIS.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. lS.-A fresh polt-
ical crises has occurred, and the chambers
have been overthrown.
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Naval Affairs

Washington, Aug. lathe United State.
steamer Vsndalis sailed from Charleston
Mass, for Cuban waters, to look out for any
further attempts at interference with our
merchant marine. She will remain on that
duty until further orders.
Ulder date 0 July 25, Rear-Admirsl How.
ell an 7uncel the arrival Of f's dag ship, the
Teutou, at Gravesand, England, two days
nom Antwerp, Holland. The Wyoming
was also at Gravesand ct date of writing.
The secretary Of tue rsvy has ordered
cadet midshipmen TO duty, as follows Guy
II. Gilman, William S. Sens, +. X. Wall,
Henry NJ. Finley, to service at Nerriden,
Connecticut l!om September LIST next.
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An Important Question Passed Upon

Washington, D, c., Aug. l3.-The ques-
ton whether the government should pay a
draft for 5000 to the receiver, A. A. johnson
who was appointed superintendent by the
chancery court of Knoxville, Tennessee, in
FEBRUARY, 1879, or to payee, b. P. Stacy, was
decided to-day by Judge Lawrence, first
comptroller of the treasury, who holds that
no 'urt, state or national, can intervene be-
TIVE u the government and payee or endors-
or, ID orders that the draft in question be
delivered 10 Stacy. The opinion OF Judge
Law erce ia very e- gthy and takes the broad
grnu7d that the treasury department cannot
submit to any court right 10 decide to whom
n ev IS payable, or to pass upon the latent
equities of liens or to DEGREES that money
due from the government shall be paid 10
any but the claimant,
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The "Niggcr" In the Case.

Richmond, Va, Aug. lS.--In the Henry
county court to-day, j. w. Hoeninger, who
had been summoned as ajuror to try case
OF horse stealing, upon going to the clerks
desk to be sworn, refused to serve because
t. Gre was a negro on the jury, ord the Judge
therelpon ordered fine Of $3.50 to be i'm
! 3 d on Hoenirger With ten days imprison-
ment in jail for contempt. Hoeninger sub.
sequently purged himself of contempt, and
consented to serve and bis punishment was
RENTED,
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VictoriO's Rand

Denver Col, Aug. 10 special rcom
Santa Fe says information from E.Paso is TO
the effect that IS or 1C) indians either from
Victories onl band or those from Mexico,
who had aided Nic.oto, old who have been
scouting for the past few days between old
Fort QnilmDn and Eagle Springs, eros ed
the RIO GGsldc near QHlmsu early this
morning, headed south, iuto the state
Of Chihuahua, Colonel Buell. com.
mandinG the Mexican troops in the field
against them, The Indians have been mott,
fed by 8 courier and will endeayor to cut
them of A column Of indians, numbering
about 100, consisting of the lain portion OF
Vic rios force, passed through Rio Grandc
Il rim the dqy. TT " evidently found Col,
orol GAR sons command, after the fight il
Ra les IKE canon, in possession of the water
in ' pie es, and passed north and had to re.
treat. General Hatch thinks the Indian:
VIII try to get through the lines into the
Mimbores or Mazatlan mountains To pre-
vent this he has depoyed troops under COL
onel Buels command along the road from
TT. Cummings to the river. Colonel Buell.,
headquarters are now at Slocum's rancho
about the center of the lines.
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Saratoga, Aug. lS,-Weather clear and
warm, track in good condition; attendance
few.
First race, one mile. Cinderella won; Ter.
1:47f.
Second race, mile and half. General
Phillips won; Mamie Fields, second; Goforth,
third. Tine 2:4il.
Third race, thvee.quarters of 4 mile. Glen
Calrne won; SPORTSMAN, second; Branda,
third. Time, l:10(.
Fourth race, free handicap, hurdle, mile
and q half, over six hurdles. Day.Sta won |;
Frank Short, second; The Stranger, third.
Time, 2;5Sl.
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Route Surveyed.

Danville, Va, Aug. ia party of civil
engineers and Major j. B. Yates, of WASH
ington City, returned hero to-day Oh COM
ple,ing the experimental survey for The ex-
t,nsion Of the Virginia Midland railroad
through North Carolina. They report the
route as excellent and the people very
enthusiastic for the extension, and giving the
right-of-way along the route.
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MysteriOusIy DisapDeared

New York, Aug. la.-Henry L. Edwards,
young man about twenty-oight years of
age, who took passage on the steamship City
Of Dallas, at Fernandiha, on her last trip to
th's port mysteriously disappeared during
the night OF the 9th, and is supposed to have
Jumped overheard. He came aboard ap-
psrently in i'll health and destitute circum-
stances. Nothing was found among his Of.
fects to indicate intention of suicide.
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T.. d. ID. Statistics

Washington, Aug. lS.--Postal business
last year: Letters, S6S, 499, 572; postal cards,
276,4i6,7l6; newspapers to subscribers and
news agents, 695,l76,G24; magazines to sub.
scribers and news agents, 53,573, 90 books
circulars and miscellaneous printed mat =,
300, 8I5 ,4S0; articles of merchandise, 22,G24,-
456 grand total, 2,2l5, 16S, 124 The matter
was all original in this country.
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What the Mnffnr2

New York, Aug. 13-There is much com.
ment in political circles over the continued
absence Of Senator Conkling from the Re-
publican national headquarters. He visited
the meeting OF the worlds fair commission
ers in company with general Arthur, and
called on several 2ity officials, but studiously
avoided TIE headquarters.
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VIRGINIA.

Danville, Va, August 13.--The Read.
JUS rs of the fifth congressional district, in
convention at Franklin Courthouse yester.
day, rominaled j. T. Stovoll for congress BY
ACCLAIM IN.
PETE rsburg, Ma, August 13.-The Demo
cratic convention of the fourth distril. me.
at Bakevile yesterday, and n, innate Sam'l.
+. Coleman, Of Cumberls1d cou lty, for
congress.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Aug. l3.-The Republicans of
the seventh district nominated Hon. o. 3.
Conger for Congress-
The Greenbsckers of the sixth district
nominated exc )ngressmsn Josiah w. Baker.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Aug. 1S.-The democrats of
the sev enteenth district nominated L. B.
4 mes for congress.
The Democrats of the ninth distric! nom
mat | G. II, Norris.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 13-The Republicans
Of tho nineteenth district re-nominsted u. 3.
Taylor for congress.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, w., Aug. 13.-The Democrats
OF the seventh district,in convention at Staun-
ton, last night nominated Judge Henry Z.
Allen, of Shenandoah, for congress, vice
John Harris, who had previously declined 70
accept the nomination.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Point Prosced TO Pouad Each
Other About Politics Two
Horse Thieves Captured at
MeXia, Etc, Etc
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Mexia, Aug, l3,-R. .. Adkins, formerly
OF Ennis, and Roman Beaver, formerly OF
the lower portion of Limestone county,
horse-thieyes, were captured on DR.. Earring
tons farm, four miles from here, to-day. Ad.
kins was shot at Prairie Grove a short time
ago, ard now carries eighteen small shot in
his back. They had two stolen horses il
their possession when captured.
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, lac Collision on the Atlantic Cit.
Kai,rond,


Mays Landing, N. j., Aug l3.--The two
year old daughter of Mrs. McCrystal died
here last night from injuries received in
the collision on the Atlantic City road. This
is the elder of two children of the McCrystal
family, who were all scalded and burnt.
Their mother died in Philadelphia last night.
The death ofthe McCrystal child makes the
1t Of killed foot up IS. Several persons
are unaccounted for and it is proposed to
drag Gre Egg Harbor river near the scene
of the accident in hope of recovering the
bodies Of the missing.
The coroner's inquest was held here to-day
upon the body of one of thu victims of the
railroad accident at this place Wednesday.
The train men and a number Of otter wit
nesses were examined, and u verdict rem.
dered that the deceased came to his death
by an accident, for which neither the rail-
road company nor employees ere directly re-
sponsible. The engineer and ,nductor OF
the second section Of the train are still held,
however, to await the action of the grand
iury.
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Sentenced 10 be Hanged.

Wilmington, N. G., Aug. 13.-Stephen
Richardson, colored, who killed his mother.
in-law, and tried 10 kill his wife and father
in-law in this city, on the night Of July 10th
last, was to-day convicted of murder In the
criminal court, and sentenced to be hanged
on the 3D. day of September next,