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WASHINGTON, D. O., october 1.-1:3O AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, followed BY local rams va
tIonary or slight rise in temperature, followed
In the western portion by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, generally fair
aud slightly warmer weather, light variable
winds, slignt rise, followed by rising barom-
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VI
Yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
says: Mr.McN icol's umpiring during the three
Metropolitan games last week YVES simply
twretched. sueh snmpirlng, or alleged nm.
piring, does moreto ipiurebsse ball than all
other evils combined-it is 80 discouraging
and disgusting Mr.. McNicol is conscien-
tious aud honorable in his work, but is clear
tly incompetent"
Mr.. a. W. Campbell. OF the Daily IsrELII.
GxNcER, Wheeling W. Va, and a guest on
The N, P. railroad excursion, accompanied by
superintendent n. b. MoElroy, OF this city,
took trip over 10 Polk county yesterday,
attending the opening exercises OF the Nor
NAL school at Monmouth. Mr.. Campbell
will boon the Fair grounds to-day.-POrttand,
'0feyan, ststetma,l. t,5.s 4 81 ~
Maurice Barrymore has written melo'
drama, which ne intends TO produce In
Chicago next April, Ut the conclusion OF his
engagement with Mod jeska. he places a high
estimate upon Il aud viii be much chagrined
II his an'icipations In It's behalf are blighted.
He has sold the British right to the piece to a
London manager, and the play, will be pro-
duced 10 England and America simult9ne-
ously. 1t Is In five ,aets, and the Chicago
Ne,es says, has gore capacity 81 eixty gallons
per Minute, and tear capprity hat will
absolutely paralyzs the ayeIt emotional
drama,
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10 tSF o IA SSyS sss
reached, The lone q the naifot for cotton goods
q yefy fleadS and fiFinl 3 n ~ r 77f
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OUR Store will be closed Tuesday,
October Cd; also, Thursday, October Ii,
ON account Ofa Holiday.
SPEYER BROS
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THE "Cooks Delight" attracted much no.
tice at the Exposition, where It was approved
by hundreds Of housekespers and cooks.
Sold by Geo. w. Johnson'S Sons, 1910 Main
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On Friday, October 9Th, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tioketa TO Cincinnati
and return for s. Tickets good going on
regular trains on the above date andgood
returning until October Sth, inclusive +
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NRs 8. 8. KlsSyR's grand opening Of Mill;
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
8 and at107l Main street.
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MARTIN,s RERRY.

The Constitutional Amendments The
Campaign, anu Other Notes.
A little daughter Of Policeman VIM. Linn
Is quitsill.
Elliott Sloan and bride returned home from
;Yoikyille Saturday evening. and were given
very. pleasant reception at Mr.. VIM 6loan's.
: AIlthe mills, foundries, glass, works
COOPER chops, planning mills tho blaSt
fiirhsee and the numerous minor Ia.
dpslJiss here srsHorkips steadily, Thenum:
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Nus 8. 8. KlsSER,s grand opening Of Mill.
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
and 4, OF l071 Main street
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Miss Jane coombg will sppeaf at the Opera
House Wednesday afternoon In "Piauer and
the same evening in tDiyoree,p two strong
emotional and socieiy dramas which Afford
the star roles well suited TO her powers. Re-
served seah will b, placed onTsale for this
engagement at Wilson = banners music
ises TO BE- one OF tho most popular OF the ga.
son Ia iis peculiar line, and II will be the
last at the Opera House this weak,
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AfRs, 8. 8. KssEKs grand opening Of Hfiii
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
8 and A NJ 1911 Malh street, y = "a
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rL.asiEssS.

ms. s. 8. RrsNEg's grand opening Of Mill.
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
3 and 4, at 1911 MEin street.
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At Miss E Rsdy's, No. lilo Main street, on
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday October llh,
9th and OH. 49, ba
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Tnern,ometer RECORD.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer as observed at 6chnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner: la
'sAfURpAY
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woSa sHox Loo, President OF the Hop wo,
Chinese Company, San Francisco. Gal, en-
dorses the great pain.relieysr, 81 Jacobs OIL.
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For nice sweet bread aset Vienna Pressed
:YsaaL AIlgtosefs keePie awR
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poRsoN& CRANE.

These popular comedians willappear OF the
Opera House this eyeningin Len Growers
play, Robson & Crane . boarding House,
which abounds In funny situations, and
gives the two stars many fine opportunities
to display TO the best effect their peculiar
laugt:proyoking talents The sale Of re.
served seats for the performance hes been IN.
usually large, and those who wish 10 avoid
being confronted by the unpleasant legend,
standing Room Only" when they reach the
Opera House this evening, should call at
Wilson & Banners music ttore during the
day and secure seats, sE
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there Is no Yeast in the world like tho White
Liable. All grocats and bakers keep II MW6f
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New YoRK, september 29.-Money 2a2k per cent
closed at per cent. Prime mercantile paper ca
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills quie
at q sax; demand q S6k
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moDJEsKA as "vIoLA." )
A Fiue Performance Of g twelfth Nights''
Anus meut Aotes.

Modjsska and her company rendered
shsksspearss Twelfth Night" at the Opera
House Saturday night, to an audience Of
fair size and unusual refinement. The per.
Torrance wa. even and enjoyable, and
though The auditors were not demonstratiye,
there wss no lack OF signs Of appreciation.
Modjeska's enactment OF the character OF
YTold WIS exceedingly artistic, and fully sus-
tanned her high reputation. The temptation
to make deep impression at the expense OF
an artistic rendition, to which almost any
other actress would succumb, did not bettsy
her into over acting, though the temptation
must have been reinforced by the GOODNESS Of
the audience. The support was capable, and
the parts well cast, excepting that Of the
Duke, which did not receive full justice at
the hands. Of Mr.. BARRYMORE.
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MRS. s. !. KIsSER's grand opening Of
Miliinery ON wednesday and Thursday,
October . aud 4, at 1917 Main Street.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 29.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and STEADY; No.
No. red fresh offered at 81 cox: No. AIRED eepteIn.
Dor 81 0s5fal Cg55f October 81 09hal OK: Eoyem'
Der o. II <al ny; December 81 ISNa1 u. Com,
options uniet and steady; car lots steady Al Ia
fair demand; No. 8 mixed 6S5Sa50c: steamer 6gs;
sAil high mixed Gle; sail mixed September 69AGClc
October G91<a60c November b91fa6Oc: December
67a5T5ze Oats quiet and trm; rejected white Bic;
g6n, No, do SIC; n.
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Flour was quiet and steady. The demand FOL
wheat was fair a. higher prices Provisions ar
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TUESDAY,, OCTOBER 2 lBs

10 parcels 10 suit purchasers, my Farm containing
l75 acres, 60 acres Ct which Is Itch bottom lad,
well snited for gardening plrposes, aud The Re
mainder good farming lGu1. sAIl farm Is vel
watered. and has on Il two dwelling houses LtAbA
and other outbuildings. Also, Good Young
orchard.
Terms Of slle-one-tbird cash, and The residue
In three equal annual instAllmCDu with intenN
payable annually: the purchasers giving thet
notes secured by deed OF trust on the property for
the deferred pay nents
For further Particular call on J. F. JONES, Al.
torney.at.Law, wheeling. W. Va, or the subE.rittr
on the premises.
HalS-MwFAw SAMUEL GRlNDSTAFF.
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IAN 70 u'Sf. M.7RN.I7A. N. IAN. r.M.7P. y.
IS 20 rs 90 ~ O. 76 "a "
SUNDAY.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.


TOR SALE-FRUIT AND CONFEG
~ TioNARY Stand a lover end Of Filth WIS
corntr Market and Twenty third streets IN
E0R SALE-A FIRST.CLASS COLT
II double.bArrel (DImGScus) bRech.loldIr,
shot Cen, WIN sase anu acSontienenb, leather
the country. A bargain for SIS Co cash. RnGusr
At this once. 81
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PERSONAL MENrIoN.
News and Gossip In Reference TO various
I. naapin ---lLl-- =.

Athb anu HVNNAP hA AtCAtA UNIV ~ N"tAots
u t=Ifa People. .,5, ,.ig =
Bishopl kainiwill lscturein Hinton on The
10th inst fS&Sh v y S5s
Mrs. s. 9. Kisner rntutned from New York
Saturday. "a .,,
stA Mr. Powell, OF the Fairmont West lFir-
gitiGl, was In the city Saturday. (
sMrs. 6. n. bartholomew, Of Bridgeport; Is
visiting her daughter at Pittsburgh. -
Hon. John w. Mason and, Mr.. G. W.
Whitescarvef, Of Grafton, were in the city
Saturday. AK ,a-'
Mr. 81. H. Van Metre, Of the Mountain
lake Park Hotel, has been spending several
days in the city.
Miss Kate Williams, OF Brownsville, Pa, Is
visiting at the residence Of Mrs. R. NJ. Smith,
1924 Chapline street,
Prof B: O. Hagernsn. OF Bethany College,
and bride have returned from their wedding
tour aad are now stopping ut the home OF the
BRIDES father, Col, Alex, Campbell, In Beth
any. !gff Eg
Mr.Gsorge P. Sargent has accepted posi-.
ton ara member Of the Pennsylvania and
West virginia State line survey corps, and
lett satu rday evening to commence his
duties. a,ts5 K .ns8'af s-9esi
MIME. Coleman, who acted as judge Of
the hiDpodrome races In Forepaugh's show
saturd ", Is an old resident Of Parkersburg,
and an old acquaintance Of West Virginia's
genial Governor.
4 Gov. Jackson left for Parkersburg satur-
day. 10 attend the funeral OF Mr.. Vinton
Rathbone, lbs nephew, and Q rising young
business man OF Parkersburg. He was
buriedi yesterday. d tis. 40 30 UIUI
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NDUBLIC SALE OF YALUABLE
Il Farming and Gardening Lands
Twill sell At public auction, at my resIdenun
Big wheeling Creek, In AarShAll county, Wet
Virginia, At ~ o'clock A. ", on
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STATIONERY.
STANTON & DAYENpJRT'S
BIG Offer IN BOOKS I!

In order TO introduce ourolIes thoroughly TO be
people OF this state aud vicinity wa offer the FOL-
lowing well bound .yolunf.E, bound III handsome
cloth covers, with gilt III good paper, clear, lls
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

AtsARD1s. Monroe county, Ohio two ttOJ
stote-room, 30xSi feet, with Granery on lot 6oIlS
an excellent eight room dwelling. wash houE,
Also vacant lot ffonting Ohio river, Wlll yell M
together Tor g. 100 or REPEATEDLY 70 suit purchaser
The dwelling for ST. So store for $780, the yAslt
lot for $3.50. Enquire OF
~ -ff ALEXANDER BONE,
$40 1861 Marke 81. Wheeling, ". "
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We START
TiIleBa|IR0||iIlg

Once more we rally and come 70 the front. VIZ.
orojiS ons' Arghts made on Goods. Let the SOUNDS
OF Cheap Goods be head.
We otter for this week as follows;
100 ChildTeu's ClOaks from 81 go 70 sl2UO'
100 HavelocIts from $500 10 100, g ~
ladIoS Walking Jackets a. sl.6o. RI .U
Hlerant Jackets at 50 90.
%" Dolmans ut from $500 70 $500.
Russian Cifc1l4rs, PAletois, pelises ana SIX "''
culars at astonishing low prce1.
over 1900 Garments 10 cho 80 from. None need
20 away Without buyinsl cur prices and Styles
must and will suit every bodS.
Remember, al Of our goods arc cur own MAKE
especially made for retail trade.
Also, aiulIl line OF Ladies' and Children's Gloves,
). HNIery Under wear, Corsets aud HAndkerchietA
Full line OF ln,Gntf Cloaks, Robes, Boaneh'
IadIes. when out shopping do not Isil to call at
tho Popular Cloak House and Bazaar Of
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CHfcLeo, September 29.-The Drottrt' Journal re-.
ports: Hogz--Reeeipts 5000 headi shipments S0CO
nscfipv .ad sSppns y Nh M iIrbt Z S s ~ ~
ikipS q 00al Is CAttle-R Receipts 8 100 head Ship,
ments q. 600 head. Market firm and active; exports
60 0oa6, 40 good 10 choice LhlpptnG Is 4Oa6 %;
Common 10 medium 81 00A6 10; range strong,
Texans 81 %: hAltbreeds 81 Is: Aont0pRS a III
Sheep 9ccIpts 81 20 head; shipments $500 head,
Market Staady; inferior 70 iais % S0GS 90; good
% 50; choice 81 Is; TexAnsS3 4Oas So Lambs q 20
per had.
CtNCrNHAfI, seutepb Der e0.-Liye hogs steady;
common and lignt 81 00i5 50; packing and butck.
on q 6ol5 20; receipts. 100 head; shipments $50
head.
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AN, September 2o.-rotton DIM,
Wool.

1 NEW YosK, September Wool quiet and Ann
eepsstic aSsce S0atSc pulled lsA4.t unSGIhsd Il
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ToLKDo, O.. September 2s.-whcat arm; No. 2
red winter cash 81 ctzlal g7h: September sotk;
January 81 liz Corn dull No. 2 cakh 62251[C asked
September size bid; 0Gtober 6211Sc November
Sac bid SIC asked; January 49G bid; to- asked Oats
bid; November ScLIEc bid; December sic bid.
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Gotten.

HBW YoRE, ssptember 2a.-C0tton quiet and easy;
iututl4 steady; October i0,aqal0,4 ac; December
ba January I0.7lci February SIC; March 10 CSC;
Apsil II i0T May ll,2lei June Isle; July ii,isc;
August 1l,ieC.
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MoRoAsrows, W. VA, September 2a.-Rivsr
] foot 8 inches and stationary cloudy; Their
nometef 72e.f rs Yv7l's'
EyGNsy1LLE, Isp,; September 3o.-Riyer
came to stand, with 4 foot and 40. inches
largeon the gauge; weather cloudy andNArhn.
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8. P. d 8. G. dnts.....1i55l
UP. bonds, hnts.....ll3
U. P. Land Gnnts..ll0
U. P. sinking iund...llB
Tex. PAc. land Er'tk. eiH
do Rio Grand div. IN
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
THE COURTS.
District Court.
SPECIAL TERM CASES.

Before Judges Young, Lochren ind Koon.I
In the matter of the application for tn
appointment of receiver of F. & j. A. Fer
guson; continued two weeks.
Terre Haute Iron and Nail works VS.. F
& J. A. Ferguson, defendants, and John
M. Miller, garnIshee; continued two weeks.
Terre Haute Iron and Nail works VS.. F.
& J. A. Ferguson; continued two weeks.
Hubbard & Blackwell VS.. F, & j. A. Fer
guson defendants and John NJ. Miller, gar.
nishee; continued two weeks.
Farnham & Lovejoy VS.. VIM. T. Thomp-
non defendeAt, and Levi, Cray & Hart gar
iShees; cootinde1 two weeks.
Furnham d Loyejoy VS.. VIM. F. Thomp-
on, deft. and F. B. Hart, gar. continued two
weeks.
G. A. Wheaton 9. E. ct al. VS.. R. q.
Brittian; stricken from calendar, no one
appearing.
Farnham & Loveioy vs.. VIM. F. Thomp-
son; motion submitted.
The State National bank OF Minneapolis
VS.. Fred w. Clark; not moved.
Olof B. Olin VS., William Wood; defend
ant defaulted; matter continued four
weeks.
In the matter of the assignment of w.
G. Bontell doing business as Bontel &
Co.; continued one week.
Giles D. Eaton VS.. Mary E. Eaton; con-
tinued ore week, defendant not appearing.
Thomas Marthe vs.. Bridget Marthe;
continued one week.
Johnson & Herrick VS.. 4. Freshet ct al. /;
continued one week.
johnson & Herrick VS.. Peter johnson ct
al; settled.
In the. matter of the assignment of
Aaron Bermau insolvent; report of as
signee allowed and order OF dissolution
made.
E. G. Whitman & Co. VS.. F. R. Bryant;
continued two weeks,
SsChas. w. Stanchfeld VS.. Libby & John
son; Judgment for plaintiff.
NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED.
D. NJ. Osborne & Co. vs.. Samuel Lowry,
ct. al; plaintiff appeared, and filed sum
mons and complaint.
D. M. Osborne & Co. vs.. Richard Price,
ct. al; plaintiff appeared and fled sum-
mons and complaint.
D. NJ. Osborne d Co. VS.. ]. S. Bowers;
plaintiff appeared and filed summons and
complaint.
Louis Kirkland VS.. George W. Armory;
transcript of docket from justice court
filed.
Louis Kirkland VS.. George W. Amory, ct.
al; same.
F. D. Woermberg vs.. j. Westley; plain
tif appeared and filed complaint.
William 3. Reed VS.. J. R. johnson;
plaintiff appeared and filed summons and
complaint.
William B. Reed VS.. j. R. johnson, ct.
al; affidavit for garnishement filed.
Byers s. Auger vs. James Bean; plaintiff
appeared and filed summons and COM
plant.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
BROWNS VAUDEVILLE.

The COnsiQUe Introduces .Fire Ne,C Faces,
e"ith Happy, MirtI- PrOroleinG Features
Manager II. Never Gets Left iIS Attrac-
SionS.
Despite the opposition in this particular
branch Of amusements, the vaudeville
troupe, on First avenue, under the man
agement of Captain Brown, has nightly
been scene of delight, the houses being
packed. He is now placing unusual at
fractions before the public and is reaping
his merited reward.
Tomorrow night the week will open
with five, new faces and numberless at
tractive features, and which are expected to
out-rival any previous week.
B. S. Hodges and Miss Louise Bliss head
the list, and will present their original
sketch Happy old John and his wife," in
Producing songs, dances, quick changes,
etc.
First appearance of Miss Jessie Adams,
the queen of serio comic vocalists.
First appearance this season Of Billy
Jackson and Lille Peaseley, who scored a
pronounced success last season in their
black face sketches, songs, dances, etc.
The leading favorites of last week have
been retained, including Eva Allen, Chas.
Grear, Connors and Clayton, Nellie Neville,
Lottie Laviere, Mollie Gray, Ruby Glen,
ct al. Fall matinee Thursday.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

tages of the central park, and the beautify-
ing of other parts of the city by the com
mission. He recommended the laying out
OF broad avenue or drivway, lead
ing in some direction from the CITY.
He spoke of the feasibility of
laying out one to the Fort Smelling bridge
on one side of the river and return on the
other. BY the perfection of such an ave
nue. the city would be vastly improved.
The report of the contract having been
drawn up for the purchase OF lands to be
used for Central park, was presented by
Hon. E. M. Wilson and ratified.
The land is embraced in the Yale tract,
the contract is signed by over forty per-
sons. Upon the ratification of the contract
drawn up by Hon. E. M. Wilson condem-
nation proceedings were ordered to secure
certain lands adjoining that already en-
braced in the contract.
Condemnation proceedings were also
ordered to secure a tract of thirty acres
adjoining the pest house grounds in North
Minneapolis, which they expect to obtain,
and also six acres in Atwater's addition to
South Minneapolis, and tract on ths
west side.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
Municipal Court.
before Judge Bailey.]


W. P. Hay, drunkenness: committed ten
days.
James Kennedy, Daniel Casey, Charles
Erickson and William Lick, drunkenness;
sentences suspended.
James Brennan, drunkenness; commit
ted twenty days.
Minnie Visner, Mary Smith, John Ben
nett, drunkenness; committed ten days
each.
James Mickey, discharging fire arms;
paid fine of 81 and costs.
Harry Flynn, cruelty to animals; dis
charged.
G. Anderson, assault and battery upon
N. McNevin; paid fine of $5.
James Henry, vagrancy; continued.
Charles Collomore, larceny of $50 from
Sarah Weeks; continued until Wednesday
morning; bond fixed at $500; committed
in default.
Harry Monroe, assault and battery upon
Louis Desjardin; paid fine of SIS.
Mike Moriarity. larceny of SIG from
John Maloney, March 10; given to Monday
to prepare hissplea.
Alice Paradise alias 'Frenchy," larceny
of $3.50 from Frank Partridge April %,
pleaded not guilty and was remanded to
await trial.
G. w. McLymau, indicted for larceny of
$130 from Frank Escher, was ARA lgled,
and entered plea of not guilty; remand
ed ..'.
Charles S. Price, larceny of pocket
book from Jennie Archer, pleaded not
guilty and was remanded to custody to
await trial. ......,.--.
Thomas Murphy and Tommy Lambert
were also indicted for burglary bu5 were
not arraigned yesterday.
Michael Foley, for robbing Ellen Weir
of $45, was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty; was remanded to Jail to await trial.
Charles Fisher, larceny, was arfaigned
and entered a plea of not guilty; vas re-
manded to custody to await trial.