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To'DAY's BoATs,
The Courier for Parkssburg at 1880
AN,
The Welcome for MAtamoras at 2 p. NJ.
The Hudson for Cincinnati at TAM.
The Abner O'Neal for Steubenvills
AtSP.M.
Yesterdays BOATS.
The Rhoads left last evening for st,
Louis loaded fat with Pittsburgh freight,
Several empty tows passed up.
NOTES,
After this week the Telegram will ex'
tend her trips to New MRrtinsville,
Thsriv at 10 O'Clock last night was
feet inch in the channel and falling.
The river marks on the lauding should
be re-Cut, and some new stones inserted,
The broken shaft OF the steamer Pres
Ellison will shortly be repaired.
PITTsBURGH, May 4.-River 5 feet and
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, May 4-River falling with
s feet inches Rcant in canal. Cloudy
and chilly, with drizzling rain in the after
noon. Paris o. Brown to New Orleans
Sidney, Huntington to st. Louis; Charles
Brown and tow from st. Louis; Bella Nc
GoWan and b, D. Wood, to Pittsburgh
The shinkle is due up tonight,
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An ingenious scarf maker In New York
has Invented an article Of noCkwear that
must interest every gentleman who object
to wearing the prevailing liver pad style oil
scarf 10 warm weather. 1t 10 known as
the " sterhouse corrugated "L'Audace,' u
and 10 much lighter and more flexible than
other scarts In general use. The comfort
1t gives the wearer, combined with ele'
gance Of tlt, makes II the best scarf In the
world. Ask your outtitter 10 show you
the corrugated "L'AudaCe."
For sale by Thos. Hughes & Co., No.
1911 Market street, and 7. o. Moffat & Co.,
No. 81 Twelfth street.
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THE concert to be given by the Harmo.
ME Mennerchor Singing Society, Tues.
day, May 10Th, at the Opera House, will
be the Musical event. Tho following home
talent will participate; Mrs. Chas. W.
Eof, Miss Virginia Hupp, Prof. Carl Herr.
mann, Prof. Hermann sChoCkey and II,
Grimm, Two grand choruses will be rem.
dered by the society with orchestra accom-.
paniment by Kramer's full orchestra oil
twelve pieces, Admission only 80 cents
reserved seats rs cents-prices that are in
reach Of everyone.
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MEssRs. D, B. sTRoPE & Co., druggists,
Fort Wayne, Ind, write; "St, Jacobs oil
liuimsnt known, aud 1t always gives salts.
faction, and 1t never fails, Mr.. H. @.
Ward, Is one OF them. II cured him OF q
severe case Of rheumatism in three days.
We always recommend the Oil as q first
class Imminent.
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sArrEarIELp,s SUICIDE.
A Probable sequel to the Robbery an
heath OF ola Man baker.

A Probable sequel to the Robbery and
Death OF ola Man baker.
Our readers have been informed several
times Of the robbery Of old man Baker al
Warrington, out the B. 4 o. road, and
also Of bis death which took place Mon.
day as the result Of his injuries, al the
hands Of bis assailants. A justice from
Warrington has been at work since the
death OF Mr.. Baker investigating the cir.
cumstances surrounding the robbery.
Among the other Witnesses cited 10 ap.
pear at the inquest was Samuel SAttefheld,
d Bon.in.law oil the deceased, who II was
thought could give important testimony
II he was 90 minded. As soon,
however, az satteffield received his mott
flcation, be began TO tfembls violently,
and attracted good deal Of attention to
himself by bis strange action. Finally he
left his house on Monday night telling
bis friends that he was going 10 the woods
for the purpose Of killing on owl. He
failed 10 return and q thorough search Of
the woods Waa instituted, and the uniof.
innate man was found dead with his
throat cut, and a pistol ball through bis
head. This circumstance following 60
soon after the death Of Mr.. Baker,
Of coufse produced profound sensation In
the neighbofhood, and the excitement
was intense ior little while. What the
inducing courte Of the suicide was cannot
be told. CobIectures 90 10 who the muir.
derere OF old man Baker are are rife In the
neighbofhood and suspicion has fastened
upon several, but whether Nj. 9Attefield
was one Of the suspected parties our In.
lofmahI did not ASCERTAIN,
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CARBuNcLEs, Felons, BoilB, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc,
positively cured without the aid oil knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, Chillblaine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 4 90.
Daw
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TONIGHT Miss Heron and Miss Hood
will give readings at the Fourth Street NJ.
Z. Social. These ladies are giving special
course Of instruction In elocution Of the
Wheeling Female College, and are spoken
Of as highly accomplished in their de-
partment.
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Bruce Turner, Rochester N. Y, writes.
have been for over year subject TO sefiou,
disorder Of the kidneys, and often unable 10
attend IN business; procured your Burdocl
Blood Bltters, and was relieved before half a
bottle was used. intend 10 continue, a.
feel confident that they will entirely cure
me-"
Sold by 1aughlin Bros. & Co, wholesale
druggists, Wheeling.
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The following deeds in lee we're admit
ted to record In the Recorders Office
yesterday: .. ....
Prince and wife and Henty schmulbach
to Adie ULhman, vile Of II, A.. Uthman,
for 4 lot on the Island for Sl4S.
Deed made April 9th, 1881, by james
Dutkin and others 10 Joseph Doyle FOL
half Of lot 2l6, In the Filth ward, ioi
81 $50. -. y EHr.l
IL you have never been at one Of the
Fourth Street slippers 80 tonight.
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pERHONAL.
Points About People NJ Home and
Abroad.

Points About People NJ Home ant
Abroad.
Mrs. Oates 10 at the St. James.
Governor Jackson will be home to-day
Willard Parker, Jr., Of New York, Is In
the city. ~ T.. ~
Dol. W. J. H. Bown, OF St. Louis, lie In
the city.
Dol. ". H. Hogeman, Of Charleston, II
Of the Mcclure. r..
Dr. Homer Day, Of Smyrna. Ohio, WA
In the city yesterday.
NJ. A. Cooper, q special steubenvillC
correspondent, was 10 town yesterday.
John r. Pott, Travelling Agent Penn
gylyaniA Railroad Company, is at the
Mcclure.
s. II. Townsend, Travelling Pass
Agent Of the Missouri Pacific Road, is at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. Keyser, Of the B. 4 o., who is now
In Warrington, Pa, will return 10 Wheel.
Ing Monday.
Gardner Jackson expects 10 leave for
his home In PATkerBburg, on the 81. Law.
renee, on Saturday next,
Mr. G. II. Bonnet, q well known zAnes.
vile jeweler, was the guest Of bis friend,
Col. 4. II. Dick, yesterdy.
Mr.. VIM. Bingham, and 8. /. Mather, Of
Cleveland, and Jay q. Morse, Of NARCOTIC,
Mich, well know iron ore men, are at the
Mcclure House.
Mrs. Klieyes, A lady Of Wheeling, has
been appointed 10 the position Of operator
for the telephone company, in this city,
StEIbtnVlk Herdld.
Mr.. Philo Kimberly will leave this
morning for Cincinnati, Louisville, and
MAysvifle, KY, on business Of 1.-THE
highest Importance"
James 3, Reeves, Of wheeling; L. r,
CHARTER, West Union q. shuret, Bethany
g. Mcdonald, Union J,E. Kendall, Witt
Court House, represent West Virginia in
the thltty.second annual meeting Of the
Raaaihh Al RinhmOnd. Va.
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Thsfa Il balm In Glltad 10 heal each gaping wound
IN ThomtS' EeleCttic Oh, the remedy iS found.
For internal aud for outward use, you freely MAJ
Tor ali pSi, Shd inflammation OH should not fail ID
II oniS soSs ttlas, Ills Worth II, weight In gold.
And 6y every dealer Ia the land thIa remedy 10 sold
Bold By tAuIhlin Bros A 60.
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" the functions OF the liver are in any way
diSordered, the whole btdy, and not only the
body, but the mind sympathizes with the dis
turbed organ. Bilious complaints are more
common than any other disease; and to re
move the bile, aswell as to regulate the Liver
you only have 70 tako simmons Liver Regu
ator, which will impart new life and vigof Il
the whole system.
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One Of The most loatbsOme and terrible dis
eases Of our climate "a chronic catafrah Al
immediate and certain cure Is Thomas
Eclectrlo Oil. You pour a little In the palm
Of your hand and snuff II we'll mp until you
taSte II. A few applications will cure the
most severe case
druggists, Wheeling.
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Az UNRIvALLED nAiR DREsslNe,
Producing ~ Rich ana Cieaniy Appear
ahee a. II Nature had InapaFted Il.

Brunette Cocaine is the best and
cheapest Hair Dfessihg-kills dandfuh,
allays irritation, and promotes q vigorous
and healthy growth Of the hair, No other
compound produces these results.
The superiority oil BufnetpA Flavofing
extracts consists In their perfect purity
and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition Of many
Of the fictitious fruit hAvofs now Ia the
market. For sale by Logan & Co., whole.
rrhs4w
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Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed.bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, loo
boxes.
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CIosed-Hornbrook's Park.
Summer Boarding-B. Stanley.
Special Announcement II. Longdon.
Wanted-stoye Moulder.
Wanted-Girl.
Profitable InvesLments-C A. SChaefer.
Wanted-$2,000.
Peerless Clothes wringers-Nesbitt &
Bro,
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FoR nice, light, white bread use Morn.
Ing Glory Baking Powder. 1t is pure and
nutritious. G.S. FERSY,
proprieiok,
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TEE musical and literary programme al
the Fourth Street social promises to b
first class 10 night.
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lust RECElvED-FIys thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. K. MCMECAEN's,
No. 1864 Market 81.
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AsK your grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. The most economical in
the market.
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Forty years trial Lli proved BLACK.
DRAueHTn the best liver medicine In
Ehe world.
For sale BY LOsan 4 60.
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This Court met OF o.. N. yesterday and
disposed Of the following business:
CIV. Nichols Va. Robinson & Nicerkson
Suit TO recover possession OF o threshing
machine, Jury: Q. W, Dean, Scott Fair
John Goehriug, William Johnson, D. G
Morgan, John Helner, Jr,, Christ, Blum
John Long, Stephen Tracy, James GRAY
and Charles Wetzel, Good for plaintiff
Clark for defendants,
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No headache or back.aclle for ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF cARDUl.n
For sale BY Iogan a Co.
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A FULL assortment Of the finest sta
Lionery Just received at Rhees'.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 5.-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy or cloudy weather with rain, south
preceded by east winds, In the northern
portion lower barometer and higher tenn
peratufe.
For the Lower Lakes fair weather, fol.
lowed by increasing Cloudiness and local
rains, east, yeering to warmer south winds
lower barometer.
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The Fourth Street Church social to night
will he the centre OF attraction.
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TnE sick should not fail to see Dr.. Long
don's special announcement In another
column,
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LADIES Of Fourth Street Church will
give one Of their popular suppers and mus
iCal entertainments tonight.
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BASE BALLS, Bats and Guides for 1881
and al. Base Ball goods at Rhees'.
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GENERAL HorIoTo
PROPOSALS FOR A NEW REEF.


w,,..- UTT ILRRI'l (Ivv,,,
so,,,, ,... mIEELi'o' W. Va ApdI X isi
osS eaea PToPOslls viii DO resolved At the C1,'l
Ue eHal MAY 1881, At O'stei Va "a, eisI GGtI
CITY Csrk Ss, .s and specifications can e. Ss
y, sian 10 % endoIICd to Chairman Comn,,,
tlTe pepartmSnt," ami the cymmittoss Saaliel "a
right TO reject any or al lids deserving III
sp27 FRANK BOwERs
-
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WANTED.

WA I6Sg LARGE SUNRFs
can rst srSsdSS SnySsa lsSoI,, and Ssk OF
quarry, forty mills Etst N ~ EVd Elgt, a IA
2 ": * y Amply to RORgRT S6S1Iv "a c, IN
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You can get the Pittsburgh Evening
Chronicle 81 Rheee', 1909 Market street,
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NENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
IL hire 70 rave their natural tgeth We would ny
lha w arc now beit6r prepared than ever before %
enabIH them to do 90, By the WO Of an ELecIno
MAGNETIC PLU9sHR We can and are making eette w.
a1d hRniSomOr Gold FlllDgs, with more eaSe 10 our
PallSntS, than have hMetolOro boon made N I'M
uily or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlngSW. What We Iay We can prove ~ ae1ah
jbmonItrAtien, Call aud Ges Tor yourselves,
JAMES N. 6URll5ON 4 60Ni
(ui O.iI40 MARKET H.. Whaling. ". Va.
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"BLAcE.pRAUeA1" makes OAils
and lever impossible.
For ale b. Logan 4 Co.
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IF your watch doln't ran right have Il 70.
paired by JACOB W. GRUBe,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor, Twelfth and Market StS,


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed at Schnepra
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday
1850. 1881.
7An,nM,SP.H.7RH l7H.B M7P.A
6l "a 81 u q o. u %
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Qhe Gtteliaeucer.


OGIrSI Nos. 40 and " Fourteenth street,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-06
Appointments Recalled.

The Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention has re-
called the appointment of Revs. John
Stout, # Society Hill, and F: P.
Bell, Of Anderson, to be missionaries
to China. in consequence of difference
Of views upon the subject Of the iu-
spiration of the Scriptures, the ma-
jority of the Board holding to the
doctrine Of pleuary or verbal irspi-
ration of the Bible, while the gentle.
men named adop. the view that the
Scriptures we're written by inspired
uen in their own language and style
Of expression. While We are gratiGed
that these gentlemen are not to leave
South Caaolina, we cannot but censure
the course of the Board, for if they
intended to make any question upon
this subject, it should have been done
before the appointments were made.
Their action is piece of intolerance
aud arrogance not often met with. 1t
amounts to saying that unless man
agrees with them 10 the detail of doc
trine, he shall not preach the gospel
20 the heather, end if the Board are
not vigilant their action will result 10
sen9iug no missionaries to China at
all. One thing may be considered
certain, and that is that the action of
the Board has sown the seeds Of a
discussion, and perhaps dissension, in
the Baptist Church which will not be
settled in day or year, perhaps not
in lifetime. By revokiug these ap.
pointmeuts they have done inealcul-
able mischief. ,s
anderson lnieligencer.
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FoR THE HERALD.

NEwBERRY, S. c., July l, 1881.
MEssRs. EDITORS: My attention
has been called to an editorial com.
ment in your issue of this week, upon
baptism at the Colored Baptist
Church of this place on last Sunday,
which think does unintentioual In
justice to the people whom I have the
honor to represent. IF few of the
spectators "were impressed with the
soIen,uity of the ordinance, it was
not because it was not administered
decently and 10 order; aud the ad-
miuistrator has the satisfaction of
knowing that some intelligent white
persons perseut we're favorably i'm
pressed. The song to which you refer
was sung by a visitor present and upon
his own responsibility. The writer is
unable to say whether your report Of
it is correct or NIT, for he has no re-
collection If hearing any of the words
you give except those which you call
grand chorus"
Permit me to add, gentlemen, that
we are struggling amid great Difficult
ties to elevate our race, and We trust
that in all such efforts conscientiously
pursued we shall have your constant
and cordial support.
Very respectfully yours,
T. R. WALLACE, I
Pastor Newberry Baptist Church,
(Colored)
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them und,r the care # sue"

them und,r the care Il such
teacher?
Christian brv;.: rs and >l>t"'s' "''>'
would you not give to be able aSsuFe,''
" to say: Ny brother VII! not De
4 druukard.' How sweet tho thought :
Who can express its tende"ess :
Aud wonld You possess it: The" use
vour influence. weak though you may
deer it. to place the tempter out CT
the reach Of your lovcd ones.
Christian women. your tongues may
lack eloqucnce, your lips may ta'i I"
disclose the depth of your hearts, oul
weakness is her might, aud behold
she prayeth.' Forget not the EN-
cheney Of prayer 1t will crown Will"
success the laoors Of those who can
take an active part in arouslns men
to a sense Of duty, and driving In
temperance from onr land.
ANNIE o. CALDWELL.
Miss Annie the author OF the above
is the daughter Of DR.. John Z. Caio'
well, formerly Of Newbcrry.
EDS. HERALD.
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Fos THE HERALD.

t,cgEyvlLLE, $. G.. June 81, 1851. {
NFssRs. EnlroKs: Willie spending few
DAYS in year city last mouth MAS :h'lteo
sv INV waru..earted friend, Mr. ". Il. u.
70 try a fine five cent cigar, and according
ly repaired TO the druns store owned ny
those energetic and wide-awake gentle
men, Aessrs. Maybin 4 Tarrant and indulged
in cigar, which in my opinion is the best
i've cent cigar manufactured in the United
States. This cigar is known as the Die
tator,' and heing so we'll pl with it l |
determined to ascertain from the m.nufac-
'Hrer something OF is history. From
them iearn, that the tobacco, from which
these cigars are maie is grown entirely
III conservalorics, and the cigars arc made
on mahogany tables 10y thoroughbred
Cubaus in swallow tail coats and white kid
gloves. When man smokes one Of these
cigars he walks on air, and dreams that he
has diamond scari-pin and sixty-fve
dollar suit Of clothes, and has just married
rich. It makes the breath sweet, aud keeps
the teeth white, and will force q moustacae
on the smoothest lip in Eve weeks-it per-
Ineates the house, window curtains, closets
and clothes, with the odors and exquisite
fragrance Of heliotrope, new-mown hay
Jockey club and .white-rose. It will fastet
the front gate every night, and carry the
paper in in the morning, chase the cats from
the garden, drive the hens to water ane
"hardly ever" fail to make one feel better
all over. No we'll regulated family csn
properly keep house without them; for th'
man who smokes this cigar will cut
wood too long for the stove, never swear
when he puts up stove pipes, never step on
lady's train, join a club or 60 down to
the post Office after supper. Let me say
to all 'IIovers of the weed" to 60 to May
bin and Tarrant's, try Dictator, and
feel sure they will never smoke any other
cigar. NISOTIANA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-06
on the Lives Of Presi.
dents.

The attempt to assassinate President
Garfield was the third event of the kind
that has happened in this country.
While President Jackson was in the
Capitol 30th January, 1885, in attend
ance on the funeral of Hon. Warren R.
Davis. Member of Congress from this
State, Richard Lawrence. q painter re-
siding in Washington, attempted to
shoot him. He snapped two caps at the
President within few feet of him. He
was about 55 years old. He was de-
clared on his trial to be a lunatic, and
was sent to a lunatic asylum, where be
remained 30 years. He considered
himself to be King of England and
america.
The assassination of President Lin
coin the night Of the 18th Of April,
1865, in a theatre in Washington, by
John WilkesSooth, is still fresh in the
all.
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State News.

Some Greenwood capitalists are
talking of a Clement Attachment.
A negro woman in Laurens Coun.
ty was killed by lightning Wednes
day last while plowing. The mule
she was plowing was also killed.
A Prohibition Convention. ':irre-
spective of parties, will be held in
Columbia the 9th instant. Dele.
gates are expected from every por-
ton of the State.
The Grand Jury Of Edgefe3d
County at the recent term of Court
recommended the passage of the
Stock Law for that County. One
member of the Grand Jury differed
from the others.
Henry Gross, colored, was shot
and killed in his house in Union
County the night of the 9th ulti-
mo. David Lee, colored, is in jail
on suspicion of having done the
killing.
Judge Mackey got through the
Court Of Sessions and Common
Pleas at Beaufort last week in one
day. The only thing extraordinary
about it was the very small amount
of business on hand.
4 difficulty occurred at Allen
dale, Barnwell County, Tuesday, in
which 1Iessrs. 4. N. and F. L.
Emanuel, ". r. Wright, G. c.
Wimberly and J. T. Groves were
concerned. Ten shots were fired,
and three OF the party were wound
ed, Mr.. A. II. Emanuel, mortally:
lc died Thursday.
bergman ". Hicks. white man
who killed his wife in Spartanburg
County about a month ago, was
tried in Spartanburg last week.
His counsel set up the plea of il
sanity, but it didn't avail him: the
jury found him guilty of murder,
and Judge Fraser sentenced him to
be hanged the 30th day of Septen-
Der next.