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as it is at the south terminus of Fifth Ave-
nue., the principal street, which at no
distant day will be traversed by street
railway, adding to the desirability and
convenience of a residence IN that direc-
tion, as we'll as being superbly situated in
commanding view of the town.
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Stabbed.

Carlo, H., Aug. a.-This morning as
the steamer Silver Thor. was taking a
delegation of colored citizens to the
emancipation celebration at Metropolis,
Ills, Geo. W. Tanner, prominent col
ored politician stabbed A. g. Leonard, ;,
editor of the Gazette, three times. The
last and most dangerous cut it Is thought
vii brove fatal. Tanner Is in jail at
Metropolis.
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Provision Karket.

Provision Xarket.
Milwaukee, Aug. 10.-Provisions higher. Ness
pork ia quoted at Sal.4s cash.
Iard-Prime steam. Sl2.45.
Chicago, Aug, i0-Pork rules active at higher
rates, &2l .4ot421.4s,
Lard held at l12.4eita1s.4 y cash,
Bulk Meats-Steady and in fair demand; shoui.
agh ea.toi ebert ribs, eIs,!s; Do slsss, Sa-ss,
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The Bond Trial.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug s.-This was the
second day of the examination of Lee
psttis, John Montgomery and :. Clsueuta
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The 1AfketO:

The NAfketS:
New York, Aug. 10.-The wheat market opened
3@t lower for cash lots
Receipts, $4,000 bushels: shipments. 1900
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nax York Stock lrarkst.

New York, August 1o.-Money is quoted At
2h@3 per cent, closing at 29s per cent.
Prime mercantile papear is held at 5@6 per
cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills steady At
$4.S5t; do ex. demand. $4SS1.
Stocks-The following are the latest quotations:
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Military Feature of the Orio,c.

The military committee OF the Oriole held a
meeting NJ the City Han on Friday last, General
James i. Herbert In the chair. Colonel William g
MOOIc of the Lg Il Infantry, Of this city, uOtifeh
the committee uIiicial'y that his command would
ten the celebration and take part in the com.
letllive drill with three commissioned officers, FIVE
sergrauts, ami twenty eight men.
The Light Artillery Blues, of Lynchburg, Fir-
g!n!a, lave decided 10 come, bringing with them
Stonewalrs Brigade Band OF fifteen pieces. This
baud was with Souewall Jacksons Brigade dur
lug the whole service. Captain Il. W. smith, com.
naudlng company II, sixth Regiment n. j. n, u +,
will attend the Orioc with Any musko.s.
Word has been received from Mnj II General
Hancock, U. $, A., that Captain 9. II. Hamilton, of
the SECOND United states Artillery. stationed at
Fort McHenry, has been detailed 10y him TO act rs
one of the judges in tho competitive drill, The
parade, Rs q whole, will no doubt attract great
deal attention. as many crack companies viii
be in line and compete fUf the prizes The order
Of parade for the military or irst day Of tie celc-
bmtion will be as follows:
Platoon of mounted police, executive commit G,
military committee, board OF judges for compel
tive drili, veteran officers bat alion Washing Ar
tillcry of New Orleans, Louisiana, O.d Defenders
in carriages, four abreast Brgadier General James
Il. lIcrteIt and staff United States trooIs, Filth
Regimen visiting military, Grand Army PO. &,
police, Baltimore city fire department, salvage
corps, visiting fire companies For route of parade
OF each the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad hH, pub
shed u special programme and time cards, u te
had on application, This road will run special
The double track { this company Vhe only double
track road out OF this cily) Is tde lest avoiding The
delays OF switching that has TO be done on single
tracks. Onc-half fare for the round rlp Is within
the reach and should he appreciated by many VI
tile citizens who intend visiting the Orlole.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There ore already forty five entries from abroad
al st. Johns Academy, representing ten States.
A large number Of cars of cattle arrived hero
Saturday night over the Virginia Midland Rail
way.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will not go to
Baltimore tomorrow to participate In the Oriolo
parade.
The transfer OF the schooner Miami from Rich
ard &. Norman of ChDrlcs County, Maryland, to
II. &. Maddox, OF the same county, for considera-
tion of $3.50, las been registered at the custom
house In this city.
The September term of tho corporation court,
which commences to. morrow, will probably have
to be held for few days In the clerks office, on
account OF the repairs being made in the court
room. The Clff assault case Will be before the
grand jury nj this term Of tho court.
Messrs. Lucas Il Co., auctioncors, sold for Mr..
Albert stuart, commissioner lot or ground wit II
small brick tenement thereon, on the south side
of King street, between Fayette aud Henry, to Mr..
John Loving for $500; also, for the same, lot OF
ground on the south side of Commerce street, be.
tween Fayctc and Payne, TO MIR. William Dugan
for $500.
The Alexandria Reform Club are making mr.
rangements for celebrating their third anniversary
which is TO take place the 18th OF October in the
NJ. H. Church. Rev. Mr.. Pcarce the founder Of
the club, Rev. DR.. Boyle, and Rev. DR.. Mills have
accepted invitations to be present and deliver
OCCASION.
The funeral ofM. II. Janney, esq, took place
Saturday afternoon from the residence of the pa
rents Of the deceased, aud was largely attended,
the members of the Columbia Steam Fire Com
pany being present. Rev. Mr. Suter was the ofli-
Smith. The pnll.boarers were: Mcssrs 4. A.
Warfeld, g. }. w. Summers, G. William Ramsay
g. L. Lee, jr., rafk Agnew, and George Uhler. Tho
remains were Inferred iii st. Pnuls cemetery.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho At:rn ciions to He Presented nt the
ynriOus Thcntcrs This NYeeis.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin open at the Ma
tional ThCatcr tonight with new play entitled
"'49." The story is wholly American aud abounds
In thrilling situations of frontier life and is said
to be far more satisfactory than Tho Danites,"
in which this talented couple earned their repu-
tation. The play, which is in four acts, is highly
spoken of by these who have seen It, and will
form an attractive entertainment during every
night this week, with Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon performances.
The Capital Theater opens tonight with pre-
liminary season of one week, WoodsOn q Aliens
Minstrels being the attraction. With eighteen
star minstrel and speciality artists the company
will prove powerful attraction during the week
for the lovers of fun This cosy little lheater has
always been popular and with this class OF enter
tainm"nts will prove powerful rival to its larger
neighbors.
At Drivers Summer Garden an unusually large
array OF talent is announced for this week. the
leading stars being Misses Oihelia Starr, Nellie
Wentworth, Grace Sherwood, Mr.. o. j. Steele, the
Phillip Brothers, and Melrose. This combination
is sure to offer entertainment, both rs to quantity
and quality that will satisfy the most critical au-
dcnce.
A new line of attractions is offered at Abner's
Garden this week Herr Ignaz Conradi, the Ger
man tenor, continues another week. In addition
to him and the orchestra, Curtis Romun Students
and Don Ferreyra the man flute, have been en-
gagged for the entertainment of the large audiences
that nigh tly crowd this pleasant retreat
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Tennessee Repub,irnu Assoe,a,,,n

Pursuant to the call published in THE REPuBLI-
CAN there was u meeting of Tennesseeans tempo
rarity residing in Washington, at No. 213 East
Capitol street, on Saturday evening for the pur-
p 'se Of recognizing the Tennessee Republican
ASS alton. The meeting YVES called to order by
Dr.. John F. Hammer, who was made temporary
chairman; c. e, Collins explained the object OF
the meeting, and l.. W. Keary was made Tempo.
rary secretary. The following were reported for
officers on permanent organi2a ion : President, IL.
Preswell ce.president, J. \. Sparks; secretary,
G. II. Shotwell; corresponding secretary, NJ. 4.
Adkirs Rnd treasurer, John C0nnOr. A commit
tee on bylaws and rules OF order was appointed,
and also n committee TO nego,iate for reduced
going home to vote. Several speeches were mnda
and great confidence was expressed in the success
of the Republican party over BourbouiSm In the
State this fall. The Republicans of the Sta.e
deserve the moral support of all lib ,ral.mindcd
men in their efforts to preserve Tennrssee from
the thrald5m Of BourbOnism and population
aud enrolling her among the progressive RepuSli.
can STATES OF the Union.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
run.rnI .r,n. ln.. .. q. ,Jon,s

The funeral OF the late Daniel S. JoAe', once
chief clerk Of the health Office. who died ut the
Insane Asylum on.Friday last, took pace yester.
day afternoon Gt o'clock The services were
held IN tho main hall Of Masonic Temple which
was taxed to its utmost capacity by the friends of
Church, read the funeral service, and Masonic
rites by Lafayette Lodge, Lafayette Chapter and
Columbia Commandery, Of which Mr. Jones was
member, Concluded the ceremOni, ut the hall.
The pnl-beartrs were selected from the lodge
chat T, aud commaudery large number OF
persons followed the remains, which were cs-
to Glenwood Cemetery, where, after 0pprol r.aIe
services, they were inferred
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Norwood UnAsltutc,

The Norwood Institute will open in two commo.
dious buildings, 1912 and 1914 Fourteenth street,
on Wednesday, September 20. The situation is
above the highest point in Washington is unsur.
passed in healthfu'ncss cheerfu!ness, and acces-
sibility to all parts of the city. The principal,
Mr.. William ID. Cabe.l, has been well known for
many years in Virginia as liberal and successful
educator, and his nigh testimonials from the fac
guarantee to the public of the educational advan-
tage' Of his school. The boa.ding department,
every comfort ard opportunity for the homo train
iaS of q limited number OF young ladies thRt could
possibly be desired by any parent for his daughter.
This school promises to Re an ornament 10 our
CITY. nnl ClrinllY wish il the sue il merits.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
THE BALTIMORE oRIoLE.
Ample Facilities OF the Penn. IL. II. for
the Transportation of PaSsengcrs.

Tomorrow the grand Oriole celebration will
commence in Baltimore, and thousands Of our
people will visit the Monumental City on one Of
the three days during which it will continue
Our two military organizations, the National Ri.
fles and the Washington Light Infantry, will both
so over tomorrow to participate in the grand mill
tsry parade, and our bicycle riders Will enter in
the prize races that will take place for the riders
Of The silent wheel. BY reicreice 70 an advertise
ment in another column, it will 10 seenl that
the Pennsylvania Railroad offers peculiar ia
cllities for those desiring 10 make tie
trip. Aside from its elegant and spacious
depot here, where the largest bodies of men can 10
itndlly transported, this rogd is tho only Il
that has three depots in Baltimore, viz, G. I've
station, which is centrally located; Pennsylvania
Avenue station, and the Union station, Which Is
adjacent to Druid Hill and Newinslon parks,
Where the prize drill and bicycle races will take
place. Our military men have recognized the
ample accommodations of the Pennsylvania Rail
ruad, for both bodies have made arrangements 10
make the. excur.ion by this road, aud n special
tran will be run for their benefit at a. M .tO.mor-
low.. The schedule for special and regular trains
will be found in the advertisement 10 which ref
ClpuCo is made,
National Republican., 1882-09-11
NOnhimg Wedhimga.

Several weddings in The Lear future are an
nounced. That OF Miss Jessie Boyd, daughter of
Colonel W. II. Boyd, TO Mr.. George S, Doudinot
will take place next Thursday evening in Dr.
Sunlcrland's Church, at o'clock. The marriage
of Mr.. Fred Gait to Miss Mamie Beebe will take
place on the 18th instant, and on the same day
Mr. Israc Winston will wed Miss Anna Maria
~ I'll We @ In ~ diiS,ts'. "a H., aHe mvTs cStvi"VS
Clark, # Florida, will take place at tho MetrJ-
pOlilan Presbyterian Church. the Ias.or, Rev. Dr..
Chester, officiating, The marriage of Mr.. Albert
Taylor 10 Mis- Clara Dawson, 10th OF South Wash
ington, will take pl- early in OctoI er. Mathew
G.. Emery, IT,, sou ot eN-MHyor Emr.y. viii be
married Sep embur 20 ~ Miss Helen l.. Simpson,
lAnghler OF ]. Z. Simn.nn. NAM Ynlk CIV.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
THE VIEW FROM THE HEIGHTS.
Eloquent Sermon at All S0uls' Church by
Rev. j.. II, Eninger.

The usual Sunday services were resumed yes.
tcrdny at All Souls Church. corner of Fourteenth
and streets northwest the pulpit being occu-
pied by Rev. J. Il. Ethnger, of Bloomington, III.
Quite largo congregation listened to the inter-
cs'ing discourse OF this eloquent visitor who made
the basis of his remarks the fist verse of the 100
Psalm 81 was glad when they said to me let us so
up to the house of the Lord" Cursorily reviewing
its application to the pilgrmages Of the lsraeiites
i'll Palestine, the reverend SPEAKER pointed out the
Significance and happy adaptability OF the verse
20 the view presented of human lie itself when
seen from "lhe house of the Lord" from the
heights of lofty, morol, and religious sentiment,
and the benign Influences of such grand
retrospects upon the impulses, thoughts,
to tho best emotions of tho human heart. The
sermon was listened to with close attention
throughout. The music at this church has always
been feature OF its services, and the excellent
quarette, consisting of Miss Eva Mills soprano;
Mrs. II. c. sherman, eontraltoj Mr.. S. II. With
e.ow, tenor, and Mr. W. A. Widney bass, under
the skillfu direction of Mr.. Harry Sherman, the
accomplished orsanist, that has for 50 long de-
GIFTED the congregation of All Souls will con-
tinne to occupy their accustomed places. YesIer-
DAY morning " Ncuitc," by Holden, and q ''Te
Deum" By Root, were cXquaitely sung.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Te,uDcrauce i'm I,n,on,o,yn

Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather
last evening, the attendance at Bud Eagleston's
tent in Uniontown was large and enthusiastic
The choir, under the leadership of Professor
William J. Boyd, Miss Alice Durlingamc presiding
At lhg organ, opened ihe meeting with selection
u ging was uueNc, pt.onally good, the choir con-
listing OF some Of Tie best amateur talent of that
" re IN de By NJ ssrs. Raymond, Ho!royd, AID
i well At the close OF the meeting the announce.
m2nl was maie that II musical and literary enle =
NNnLML LnNL
National Republican., 1882-09-11
swimmIng.Senoo, Entertainment.

In order to accommodate the large number
oflldy swimmers that have graduated from that
establishment, on Friday evening, September Is,
the Swimming School will be closed to the gene.
raj public, aud only ladies and gentlemen, accom-.
panied by one or more ladies, will be admitted
1t Is the purpose of the managers to make the
occasion a most interesting and thoroughly en-
joyabe one; and i'll order that strict surveillance
may be maintained, all who desire to attend arc
requested to call at the Office Of the school before
Friday evening, when full information will lie
evening, ana many OF them VINO gra most expert
Yimmers have sgnied their intention OF b.ing
present.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
CoIuInI,Inn CnIIerc

II Will be seen by reference to notice in col-
umus hat the collegiate department Of the CO..
lumbian University will open on the 18Th inst, in
the building at the corner of Fifteenth and II
streets northwest and continue there until the
nav building Is commenced. Recitation ana leo
turc rooms have been fitted up for purposes OF in
stru tion, and students OF the college will meet
the!e un Wednesday next, instead of on the III,
Tine preparatory department will remain on Coz
lese Hill untll the new aud handsome edtce on
Ia street Ii completed.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
LET us HONOR THIS MAN,
CHIEF Engineer Melville nnd Ills F.
nact.,s Ul,,u.rsut. Macmillan

pocicd Rciurn-irIs Reception.
The steamer Parthin, with Engineer Melville on
board Is expected to reach New York on Tuesday.
The arrangements being made to welcome this
man, so late from the lands of o'ernal frost and
snow, are such as should grace the return of q
hero 1t is fitting they should be So Engineer
Melville has proved himself to be OF tho material
ofwhich heroes are made He has evlnced calm
ness, coolness, and courage in the face OF almost
certain death and then escaping from the dan
gers of the ico-hoe, the rgors Of an Arctic winter
in the Amoor region, and the privations Of ship.
wreck and starvation, he, at the call of duty OF
humanity, and ofpityy again turned his ihce to
the deSolnte lands OF Northern Asiatlc Russia,
al ond hr patiently took up the trail Mn IN search
he until the entire delta of the Amoor hau been
searched end the remains of his old commander
aud his faithful followers had been found and
temporary but secure sepulchre prepared Tor them
The history of Engineer Melville, since the date Of
the wreck of the Jeannotle, has been constant
record of monliness, and proves what nobility
may be found in men. His is another name added
to the long roll of naval heroes that adorns our
Of an ovation to tender such man, but dout
not his modcsty and desire 10 avoid notorciy
would lead him TO bo satisfied with much less
demons,rdtive ovation
The arrangements made for his reception on his
arrival contemplate that the naval officers stu
tug to meet the Parthia, and take Engineer Mel
villc OIL the steamer AMI convey him mp the Hud.
son, landing him at tho foot OF Twenty-third
street. He will then, together with Lieutenant
Commander Berry, who commanded the Rodgers,
and senmen Noros and Nndermat,: who shared
his voluntary exile, he taken to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel; The board Of aldermen Of New York have
passed resolutions welcoming him home and ten
dering him reception in tne governors onm ut
the City Hall. Arrangements have also been made
i'll Philadelphia to welcome Engineer Melville on
his arrival there BY a large reception lie should
receive in Washington welcome as hearty ana
generous rs ontspuken and spontaneous as those
to be rendered him in New York and Philadel-
phia .-KdmsdCH IN TIC RepuLtic.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
The Y. ~. q. A,a. New building.

The Young Mems Christian Association bulletin
states that ON last Wednesday Mr.. L. b. Barnum
treasurer Of the association in th9 nb'ei ce of DR.
L. NJ. Galaudct, treasurer CT the building iu d,
paid to Mr.. Samuel C:oss, age It of the American
Life Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, me
ownCis uf the property No. 100 New YORK aver ne,
certified cheek OF 5000, which, wit the Il 90
deposited when the contract WAS mnde in March,
constitutes the first paym ent of 5000. "a largo
propofti II of the Sal 900 was made IRvHhle aid
uf,ir October l. 1852. Mr.. Chambpiln is vacat!u
the premises aud the building viii ready /, I
Gee lpanry i'll q short iimc'
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Chnngc orrniire nlcnicnnnI..

On the l2lh ofnext october Lieutenant John +.
Kelly tue present night inspector Of police, will
assume charge Of the seventh precinct. Lcu,un.
ant Austin, who is now in command Of tia. sta
tim, taEiGg johns Place This action IS tax II
~ tie request If Lieutenant Kelly, wlJ has Leld
tie arlnOu, position MS night inspector for 20 Q
tlne. Lieutenant Kelly Is one OF the oldest a.a
most efficient Uillvers on the iicl ana VIII duu L
] IS Collrl the loOdlums uf Sw0mnnDd!c as e,lret-
/ ely a' lie has KEEP. his suDUriihG cs up to their
Guy
National Republican., 1882-09-11
LOCAL MENTION.
'DUBEgg VOICE.

CORNER lITH AND l. sTs., n, W.,
Jan. =, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: I haro sold grea.
quanliiic, OF the medicine known
as Browns Iron BitterS, and every
purchaser speaks III the highest
terms of 1t as II res.abla and most
worthy medicine.
L. NJ. McCoMAs.
browns Iron Bittcrs peima-
nGntly cure nervousness, weak
ness, and general debility, by en-
Iiching the blood, strengthening
the muscles and giving tone TO the
nerves
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Sncrnn,nntnI WING.

spcol's Port Grape Wine Is n iuro, unintoXlca-
ting wine, from the finest native grown Port
GlRpes, especially for tie use Of Christian
Churches, and guaranteed to retain It's grateful
favor md essential qualities unimrairCd for any
period. Much used Tor evening parties and by
inYalids. For sale by Druggist and Grocers.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
uald,r,,cy Dn,ry yynron.r

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1<b "Ward" prints, AT iOc, per H.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk, DC
per quart. aud sweet milk 5c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


N.Y. MIR. l.. @. MARINI, ACADEMY OF rANC-
W. Ing and Department, II street, between Ninth
and Tenth, Will open Saturday September IS, isS2,
for reception OF pupils. For particulars circular
to be had at mntc stores, Rt the AcndemY sel.td
National Republican., 1882-09-11

THE highest cash prices pGld for dresses and
gents cluthing, watches, jeYelry &c Call on or
address llorzog 3Os Ninth street. near Penusyl.
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
DISTRICT BREyITIES.
Tho wcntI,er To.Dav

For ne Middle AGante States, cloudy tsedther, Tith
rain, Increasing cusicriy minds, falling Joioucd By
rising barometer In The southern portion, stationary or
io,cer temperature.
For Washington, from a. m. 10 midntoh-
COudy te'd,ir, tCim rain.
Thcrmometric rcadings.--7n. m 65oo II =. M.
1910; p M, 7l.2o: p. M, Gc.O1 II p. M, coo;
maximum, 760S minimum. 6lio.
National Republican., 1882-09-11
Prominent Arrivals.

EnntrT.-E +. skinner. FOriIn; John Gubbins,
lrulaud John wndron lrc.und; John w. Williams,
hchmoni, W. William Bancroft, Cambridge, Mnst;
y =. N; w. i. Low, l.. y. y Edward u. Gleason,
lilile Nock; II IT, nnrdon, U. G. and q. survey ;
sc lge Iocher U. $. Abbott, W. +. Ryan, and +. II.
Mi.lcr. Pcnns. lvana.
sr. JAMrs-w. II. Hazlottc. zano3v lie, o.; E. r.
Shun, fhlndcphG +. G. lGcbard, Boston; G.. II.
Fond lloston Robert James and wife, Louisville,
KY; ID. Thompson, COldwater Mich.
RiGGs.-Wiam u. Swla, Delaware; w. ID. Slack,
Little Rock Ark; NJ. w. Alexander, 81. Louis H..
i: Campbell, brooklyn; U. NJ. Cunover, Madison,
Wis; A. j. Shippen Albany, N. Y.
MErnnroLITAN.-D. NJ. Conrd, New orleans; W. L.
Dublin. Columbia. $. c.; Frank Hord. san Antonio,
Tex; f. L. KING. New Je. sey; Thomas Ourady, Jr.,
Boston; G. |. Luhn, Charleston, s. e.
ARLISGTON.--Edward +. Crosby, Now York; Leo
SaraiOn, baltimore: Mckee Rankin, James j. IIol-
land, IA. j. Clapham, Luke Martin, of the Mckee
Rankin Company.
ST. MARc.--L L. Bowman, Philadelphia; r. G.
Moore, Baltimore; j. LELAND, PhilAdephia Fred
Smith, Virginia.
National Republican., 1882-09-11

You can publish three-line advertisement OF
WANTED" "For Rent" "For Sale," or LOST"
three times for twenty-five cents in TIE REpuB-
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
The Freak OF Drunken M an.

Last Friday q colored man named
Jerry Panger, went into the store of b.
A. Davis at Blackbird, and commenced
abusing Mrs. Davis, who in the absence
Of her husband had charge of the
store. Mrs. Davis seeing that the man
was drunk became terribly frightened,
and struck him over the head with a
yard stick breaking the stick after
breaking the stick she picked up an axe
handle and succeeded In driving him
out. The man then went short dis
tanoe outside the village, and made an
attempt to enter the house of Mr.. War
ron. There was no one at home but
Mrs. Warren, and she seeing him COM
ing closed the door, and armed herself
with an axe which she would undoubt.
eddy have used had he attempted to en-
ter. While he was standing outside
abusing Mrs. Warren, u man named
John " ilson hearing the woman's cries
W ent to her assistance, amt after knock
ing the fellow down with the butt of
his whip, lashed him until he cried for
mercy.