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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-03
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of LafOurche.
Succession Of Joseph Dare, No. 1114
PyObates.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
L cree of above Court and in obedience to
Il commission to me directed in the above en-
titled and numbered Succession ! will offer
for sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town Of ThibOdanx, on Sat
urday the 10th. day Of March 1888 between
the hours IF II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ. the following described property belong
ing to the above succession to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in this par
ish OH the right bank Of Bayou LafOurche at
about eleven miles below the Town Of ThibO
daux measuring one arpent more or less front
by forty arpents in depth bounded above by
lands formerly owned by A.. Bourgeois and
now by l.. Pertuit and below by other lands
Ofsaid vendee and her husbands estate. To-
getler with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms and Conditions of Sale Cash on the
Spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
February 3rd. 1888.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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TOWN HALL
Friday, January S6 1904


, The Town Council for the Town of Tbibo.
p. NJ. 00"A
Present i: J. L. Aucoin, Mayor. and H.
Danserean. Ellis Braud, I. D. Moore aud +.
Zernott. Trustees.
Absent C. Arena and J. NJ. Trustees.
The reading Of the minutes of the p~reyious
session was dispensed with,
ing committees. ~
Committee on Finance. I. d. Moore. c.
Arena, and H. Dansereau.
Committee on Public improvements 7
NJ. H0well Frank Zernott and Ellis Brand.
committee on Public Buildings. H. Danse
reau, T.. Arena and Frank Zernott.
committee on Public Schools. J.. NJ. How.
ell, l. d. Moore and Ellis Braud.
Inc following ireasurer's report was pre-
sented and referred 20 the Committee on III.
nance.
Treasurer's Report.
From January 5th. 1883 to January Goth 1885.
10 Bal. on hand 65l 36
+" Taxes of 1882 31l m
p" Wharf and Levee received
from Il. H. Allen for sacks 1000
+" Bridge Dividends 5M
By Corporation LAborer "a
% Streets & bitches ia q.
" BanQucttes oro "a
7" Collectors Commission 10 az
" Police and Criminal expenses 13@O
{" Wharf and Levee ,n0 a.
" Incidental expenses 81 on
+" Market House III
" Salaries of Officers noe ~
" Balance carried down "a *
1889 40 1889 40
To Balance on hand 543 81 -
A" School Tax received lO6 oil
Respectfully Submitted.
tSlgned) Jos. T. THIBODEAUX.
Jan. 18th, 1883.
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On motion duly seconded the sum Of Fiftv
nine 5OIl00 Dollars was appropriated to pay
the following clains.
A. Bonareau1, CHAR. to T. 4 c. exp so
p, A, DeManade " 1" /" ~
A. Marlborough. Corporation laborer sal.
ary for December 1882 char. to Cor.
LabOrer 80
V. Aucoin. char. to SITS. & Dts. 20o
+. Charles, " SW
Total S. 50
Yeas: Dansereau, Zernott, Moore, aud
Brand.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the sum of Five
hundred dollars was appropriated, charged
bic TO Incidental Elk penses, to pay Inorganic
La. and Texas X. Il. and ). 5. Co. one half Of
instalinent due gu X. Il. bonus as per nOtarial
act dated June l 1873.
Yeas: Hraud, Dansereau, Moore and Ter
mott.
Nays: None.
Un motion duly seconded DR.. Fl. Dansereau
was authorized to take from the canal under
such directions as tue Mayor may give him.
On motion duly seconded the Council adj
journed.
lSiguedl J. L. AUCOIN.
Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro tenn.
A.J. PERRIN,
Clerk Pro tenn.
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AT La CEB

The APPALLING State Of affairs in the
Doomed City-IndescribaLle uretch
cdness and Suffering.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 1s.-A pathetic
= story m to-day from Lawrence.
burg. Ind. Captain David Brady, Of
the Indiana State Legislative relief com
mittee. said tonight to the News r
respondent F.: II grant you that Jeff+r
sonville presents a picture of sad dis
tress. hut it is not a shadow to the ter
rible and tra.ical horror that greeted
my eyes at Lawrencebnrg. Why, in
the court house there in the court room
and five ante chambers there are 33l
souls in the last stages Of starvation,
misery, filth, disease. and sickness.
With but few exceptions they sleep up
on the bare floor, and are poorly fed
and scanti'y clothed. The atmosphere
that they breathe is so foul that it sti-
fled and sickened me in two min
utes. Already several leaths have
resulted, and now there are TWEEN
ty-tive Cases of pneumonia and scarlet
foyer. Five Women have given prema
ture birth to children. The terrors Of
that place battle description, and it
these people are allowed to stay there
much longer. the horrors Of the histori
cal black hole Of Calcutta will be total
ly eclipsed. Nor is that all. The town
10 situated at the junction of the Big
Miami with the Ohio. The water is
now eight feet higher than the flood of
1647. Not Il square inch of dry ground
Is visible in the whole town, and the
nearest place of safety is tw" miles
away. The foaming waters of the tive
mighty rivers come rush e together.
forming terrific whir!pools of destruc
ton that have nprooted and torn away
hundreds of houses and inevery street
the current. varying in depth from five
to twenty five feet, is running at the
rate of eight to ten miles an hour. In
every house that is regarded at all safe
the people are hudd!ed together in
scores, and as l passed through one of
the highest streets in a skiff manned by
two stout oarsmen. it appeared to ME
that every window pane was but a
frame for a garnished terrified face.
Out in the channel of the Ohio | saw
in one hour. and I do not exaggerate,
fully a HUNDRED whole houses go flying
by. rolling, turning and pitching like
autumn leaves in a mouptain brook. 1t
an ordinary wind storm should come up
/ would not give three skips of a flea
for the whole town. aud if the people
are not soon removed nine-tenths of
them will be lost. They are now living
upon cheese, crackers aud bologna,
brought to them by steamboats,. and
distributed once a day by skiffs, and
to show utter restitution, the celebra-
ted Dr.. j. D. Catch, who lives there
Ind lisa wealthy man told me he and
his family were Literally begging for
bread. and glad to get it if souri,"
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On said day Of sheI will @ls such portions of said property as each debtor will point out
and in case the debtor will notp ont out sufficient property will at once ai without Er
therd delay, sell 1.-The leMtq Quantity Of said property Of any debtor whch an bidder viii bnv
for the amounts ftaxesi interest and c0ts due by said debtor The sale Will he wnhnut ~
puisement for cash in legal tender money Of the United States nd the nropertv ssj ax
30 edeemahle At an time Tor the space Of one year, paying the price given, With twentyy
per- nta III cHsa aud penalty added.
THEO. THIBODAUx, Sheriff M Tax Collector
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State Tax Sales Of Immovable Property.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.: DELINQuENr TAX DE BroRs, PARISH OF
LFOURCHE.

QY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY TIE CONSTITUTION AND
WI fMe State If louisiana will SELL at the principal front door # the Court
louise in which the Civil District Court Of said parish is held: within the legal hours for
Judicial sales, hegnnins at II o'clock A NJ on SATURDAY, the I'll. day Of APRIL 4. D.
1855 and contnnng OF each succeeding y.u nila said sales are completed, all inmovable|
enforc" collection Of al taxes, assesses in the year, 1880, 1884,, 1882 together with interest
thereon from te 3hhd ay ofDecemher 1882 at the rate Of one per cmt, per month until
paid. and anc COSTS
Tho names Of the delinquent Taxpayers, thca amount of: taxes due BY each On the assess
follows, towit:
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NaD:e Of persons Year in which Prin. of
assessed. assessed. r as. in
each yr.
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Death Of Mrs. Chamberlaync.

Mrs. Chamberlayne, widow OF DIR. Lewis
W. Chambcrlayne and mother Of the late
John IIampden Chalnberlayne, died about
@ o'clock yesterday evening. Her maiden
name was Martha Burwell Dabney. and she
was born i'm the county OF King and Queen
September 90, 1902. In 1920 she married
DR.. Chamberlnync, and Immediately took
up her residence In this city. Her
husband was leading citizen, a dstin-
guished practitioner OF medicine and pro-
fessor in the Medical College. He died in
1854. OF this union there were thirteen
children, Of whom only two survive Mr..
IIartwell Macon Chamberlayne, OF Appo-
mattox, and the wife Of DR.. George w.
Bagby. OF this city. Mrs. Cbamberlayne
was in the enjoyment Of very fair health
for one OF her age until the death OF her
son Hampden, in whose home she had for
many years lived, but she never recovered
from that shock. Her last illness was OF
about weeks duration, and she retained
consciousness till within few hours OF the
end. =,
She was a lady Of great loneliness OF
character, and was possessed OF briiiiatt
mind. winch remained undimmed by age
and her manifold misiortunes almost to the
last. Though never enc to Eiurm,r mnch,
she was prepared to die, and the release
from this troubled world came to her with
the assurance OF unbroken rest in home
to which loving husband and eleven chill
dren had preceded her.
Her funeral will take place from It.
James church tomorrow afternoon at 80
O'Clock.
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st. Pafrick's Day.

To-day is st. Patrck's day, and scarcely
a son OF the good and grand old island OF
Erin will fail TO recall the name and great
ness Of it, patron saint. IL was q good re-
mark, that made by DR.. Curry, when he
said perhaps Ireland had done more IN the
cause OF liberty. had built more railroad.
and filed more jalls than any other coun-
try. Sure il is that wherever the needy
seek relief or the wronged need an advo-
cate the Irish have always been quickest in
coming to the front. Time makes it,
changes. and they are felt forcibly in afew
years. The time was when ~. Patriek's
day was commemorated by a street die
play, bands of music, and feasting. Now
the matter il different, and instead u pa
geantry we have something more dignitied.
To-day all the patriotic and benevolent
societies OF the city are invited to meet the
irish Catholic societies at Cathedral Hall
and unite with them in the procession 10
st. Peters Cathedral, where proper rel-
gious ceremonies win be duly observed.
The City Council viii be duly represented
in the procession, and part Of the ceremo-
MES will be the taking up OF collection for
the benefit OF the sufferers in the County
Donegal, in Irelaud-the native county Of
The beloved Bishop J. J. Keane. A full
turnout IL expected.
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WE PRESENT NO PRETENDED
MIRACLE.
.TRt-rn Is MIGHTY AND MUST PREVAIL"
No soplusTRY CAN WITHSTAND
THE POWER
OF ITS HONEST UTIEHASCE.

Editor Of Hreais9 Press:
Dear sir.--Fceling deeply grateful Cor the great
bcncats which have received from the use OF n
,cry valuable article which has it. origin andhome
IN our beautiful city, and hoping tha, Others who
arc afflicted as ! have been may End like relief
from Its use, hcg the Indulgence Of few lines In
vour valuable paper for The privilege Of communi
eating 10 You brief statement Of the facts for
the benefit of the multitude Of sufferers to he met
with on every side. Many Of my friends well
,oovv ihSt have been very severely afflicted with
heNrt-dl.ea~e Tor a nrmbor ef years, and have
suffered from Il as only those suaer who have
that a. seasc; II reduced ms strength 80 low that
eon,d scarcely walk across nay room, and the least
.,ert,on rendered me shor'-jreathed that !
a,rrd scarcely move, aud life seemed very burden
some. I was treated for my nalaGy BY the best
,hvsieans and derived no benefit from their treat
,,cp, or prescriptions until was advised by my
,,roI,y physician % usc Hunts Romedy, as my
,,onh,e WAS caused by inaoiion Of my kidneys,
which Affected very seriously ihe action of my
heart. commenced taking II lhaving little faith
tnuorany other mcdcincl, and II has helped me
vonderfnlly, and am now great deal better
and have been ever since began its use. In iact'
Th,Ye taken no medicine that has benefited me so
rrea,ly. NV breathing Is easy, and have gained
an strength so much that am able u do my house
work Icheerfuny recommend Hunts Remedy To
AN who may DC afflicted - have been or who are
suffering from general debility and nervous pros
fraiion. Respectfully,
Mrs. 4. o. ROCKWELL.
Pcsri street, Providence, Z. l.
. standard medicine for curing BrishrS Dis
ease. DropSy. Kidney, Bladder. and 6landuiar
Ealadies l. Hunts Remedy Female weakness
Pain In the Back and Loins. Gravel Dlape'es' III
tcmpcrance. Excess, and Pros ration Of the Ner-
vous system ART cured by Hunts Remedy. Hunts
Remedy irnparts health aud yigor To the consiitu-
lion when IL has become debilita,ed. Hunts Rem
edy restores The invalid b. health.
NH l5-ThlwlSa&Tu
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On Tuesday a regular prize-figbt came
of near Braddock. Pa, ten miles from
Pittsburgh. The editor OF the Times Of
that place recently wrote an article on the
deprayity OF the young men Of the town,
which was resented by u son Of Burgess
McCune. Yesterday he met the local edi-
tor Of the Times, Harry EiSenbeis, and
challenged him to fight, and when the lat
ter refused he applied vile epthets to him
until the editor told him he would accom-
modate him. AT o'clock they met out
side OF the borough limits, and nine rounds
were fought IN regular prize-ring style.
At the end OF the ninth round the editor
was declared the winner, having hammered
his adversary in good style.
The Baltimore Americon says At the
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Virginia Midland railway which will be
held oh Monday next ut Alexandria num-
Der OF changes will be made In the direc-
tory, as heretofore indicated. II Is believed
that several OF the nine gentlemen recently
elected In the Baltimore and Ohio interest
will be asked TO remain In the Board. while
others, IL they do not resign, will be grace
fully dropped overheard.
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4 DUEL BETWEEN LOvE-IoR.S STUDENTS Pre-
VENTED.

4 l.. IL W
VENTED.
New York telegram Of Thursday says /:
Collcge circles are excited tonight over
the arrest Of two students OF Columbia
College who were about to fight duel.
As usual. there is a lady in the case. About
a week ago dispute arose between the TWO
interested palties-Charles ". Smith. OF 3l6
west Twenty-thrd street, and Robert Ma
han. OF los west Forty-ifth street. The lie
was given, and the insulted man struck MS
opponent. Mlhan was the man struck, and
he Immediately sent j. W. Bellini and
Mateo Tajordo 1.-TWO friends, with a chal-
lenge TO smith. The latter accepted, and
named Charles Cross and William Alc0tt rs
his seconds. The challenge was 10 fight with
swords, but Smith objected, and demanded
pistols. This was agreed &c, and to-day, a
little island on Long Island Sound, named
as the time aud place OF meeting. By
some means Domingo Parrozo, a mutual
friend, learned OF what was to take place
and informed Police Captain Clinchey, who
arrested all the blood-thlrsty party except
Smith as they were about to take an ele-
waited train OIL their way 10 the duellIng-
grounds. Each was armed, one OF the sec
onds carrying brace OF Derringer duelling
pistols. In court they made light OF the
matter, saying that ii was intended TO let
the principals fire couple OF blank cart
ridges at each other and thus end II. New
ertbeicss they were held in $1,000 bail.
Smith will probably surrender bimself To-
morrow.
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II Is authoritativcly announced that the
salary OF Colonel Rivcs as second vice-pre-
sident OF the Danylle Railroad Company,
&C., will be handsome one, but not as
much as $4,000. and that Colonel Talcolt
will retain the Office and duties OF general
manager. substantially as now existing.
Colonel Buiord and Mr.. John j. Branch
have returned here from New Ioik.
on one of the granite blocks recently
laid i'm the Sbockoe-creek wall. on the west
ern side. there Is an almost perfectly-shaped
bIack-bird outlined in mica. II Is quite a
curiosity, and, unlike most natural curiosl-
ties Of the sort, requires 70 eDort OF the
Imagination 10 see. In colorand outline IL
is almost perfect.
Mr.. John w. Garrett, president OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, reached the
city Yesterday morning in a specia! ear,
and spent some hours in visiting places OF
interest. Mr. Garrett left in the evening
for the South. 1t is understood that his
visit has nothing TO do with railroad mat
ters. He rode around the city, and mani
tested much interest in all that was shown
him.
The schooner Moses Webster, 4Oi tons,
G.. w. Rhodes master, cleared Yesterday
for MatanZaS. AuDl, WIFI H,oJo p"i"'' "
hoops and 30 pine boards. Total Vaiue,
$S,G3S.03.
At 3 p. NJ. Thursday the Thermometer
registered 600. At sunrise Yesterday II
registered 2jo, showing fall OF ~ IN 10
hours.
Owing to necessary repairs the steamer
Ariel will not arrive here this afternoon,
but will leave on regular schedule time on
Monday next.
Hon. George ID. Wise is III Accomac
county.
Alexander b. Mcdowell. son OF DR.. j.
II. r. Mcdowell. Of Reagan, Texas, en-
route TO West Point. where he goes as
cadet. is stopping with his uncle, kobert
J. Mcdowell, Esq.
Mr.. John Muldowney, well-known
citizen. died at his residence, on fiith
stroot below Canal. at IL o'vlUch yc.terday
He was well known a. an emplo!e OF Ihc
cas-works. and was about seyenty-1ve
wears OF age. His funeral takes place to-
DIV.
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DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP 1T.
tmh S-eodtApll
LIEBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORISG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic In all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "Is success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
tu."-See Medical Pres" Lancet" Brit
tsh Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genuinc only with the f0c
simile Of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing 70 various cheap aad inferior susst.
tutes being in the market.
LIEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
10 be had OF all StorekCepc's. Grocers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United States
(whole-ale only. c. DAVID Co., Fenchurch
avenue London, England. ap c9-Sa52t
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
H. AN OLD NIlRSF.

MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teeihng IS the prescription OF Que oi the
best female physicians aud nurses IN the United
states, and has been used for forty yoan with
never-fiilng success by millions Of mothers for
their children. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentcry and diarrhpa. gripping In the
bowels. aud wind collie. by giving health u Tie
child it rests the mother. We would say 10 every
mother who has a child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints, Do not LET youe ppjudices.
nor the prejudiccs OF others, stand between yonr
suffering child and the relief that will be sure
yes, absolutely sure-to follow he NE Of this
medicine. sold by druggists throughout the world
Price. % cents bottle. nh i3-eOdIw
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Sick AND DESTITUTE. charitably
disposed can find ease worthy OF their
aid and attention az No. s02 west Cary
street. A husband and father has been
sick in bed ever since last August, and be
and his family are sadly in need OF the
pecessaries OF life. He served in the late
war until the surrender 1t AppomaitoX
Courthouse in the Third company OF Rich
mOnd HoWitZers.
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DIR. HoGE And THE BIBLE S0CTETY.-h
the monthly meeting OF the Board OF Man.
agers OF the Virginia Bible Society. held
THURSDAY evening, the Rev. DR.. IIoge was
chosen TO deliver the address before the
society at its seventeen anniversary meet
ing 10 be held in ST. Paups church on the
second Sunday night in April, and was re-
ouested to repeat the discourse recently
delivered In New-York-Avenue church,
Washington city. DIR. Hose has not yet
decided to accept the invitation.
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FryERAI OF Mrs. DIR. 5. l.. INGRAM
The funeral Of Mrs. DR.. :. l.. Ingram.
whose death was noticed in Thursday :
paper. took place yesterday morning at ii
o'clock from the Mcade-Memorial church.
Manchester. The large number OF persons
present was testimonial OF the high
esteem in which the deceased was held by
the community in which she lived. The.
solemn and impressive burial services OF
the Episcopal Church were conducted by
Rev. Edwin Allanson. and the remains
were inferred in one OF the most beautiful
sections Of Maury cemetery. The pal'-
bearers were Judge William /. Clopton'
DIR. II. W. BrodnaX, G.. 4. Peple, +. W.
Weisigcr. Thomas Macon, j. W. Bronaugh,
Jr., b. c. Wherry, +. B. Robertson.
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TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, cloudy, and colder.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q \. NJ, % (:
@ A. NJ, -; noon. AZ; 3 l.. NJ, 46; II.
NJ, 40; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 3G3.
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BROWNS BROSCHIAL TROUCHES for Coughs
and Colds: "ILaye been trying 10 get along with
out them, hut with the odds rather against me-. |
do not see how IL Is possible for pbllc man to be
himself IN winter without this admirable aid
Rer. r. w. DereRS, POcdSSei, Mss. seld only IL
boxes. Price 25 cents.
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COD-LIyER OIL AND LINE.-rhat pleasant and
active agent In the cure Of all consumptivo symp-
toms. "WILBOR's COMPOUND or PURE con-
LIVER OIL AND LIME" IS being universally
adopted in medical practice. Sold by the pro-
prietor, \. d. WiLDoE, Chemist, Boston, aud all
dru0pisfs
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer. lair weather,
northwesterly winds, shifting 10 southcrly,
and stationary or lower pressure.
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A Broken WINDow.-Ycsterday morn
ing while Officer Finnegan was walking
his beat on Fifth street between Broad and
Grace he found the window Of the shoe
sbop OF Mr.. Hildebrand broken, and one
pair OF shoes living on the pavement and
several pair IN the window exposed. He
replaced the shoes ana roused the proprie-
tor. From all that could be learned 1t
seemed likely that the window was broken
by accident, as nothing was missing,
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SHALL LEE LIVE OR DIE p?
That IN the Question the HenricO-
Court Jurors Have to Consider.

Ending OF the Evidence-Barbara Could Not
Identify Her Husbands Boots Conflicting
Testimony Arguments by Messrs. Bever-
idgc and Thomas for the Commonwealth,
and by Major Gregory for the oefence-Case
Given TO the Jury; Verdict To-Day Prob