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Dry Grove Meeting.
Day Grove. May 81. 1881

The Dry Grove precinct met in Conyen-
ton this afternoon for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the County Convention.
The meeting was not largely attended, but
thoroughly harmonious in all its deiibera.
lions.
The meeting was called to order by VIM.
Carmichael.
o. P. Holiday was called to the Chair,
and I. s. Wilson was requested to act as
Secretary.
The following named gentlemen we're
elected delegates to County Convention
n. b. Smith, VIM. Carmichael, J. J. Lid
dell. T. McLelland, Geo. Carmichael, T.
S. Wilson. o. p Holiday.
Ordered, that each delegate be allowed
to appoint his own proxy, and that dele
gates 60 instructed.
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WHITwORTH COLLEGE. - The Com
mencement Program" is as fellows
June 10, p. M, contest in vocal and in
strumental music. 18th, p. m.-Enter-
tainment by the Primaries 18th, 8 p. m.
-Exercises in Elocution. 18th, II a. IN.
Annual Sermon by Rev. K. S. Wood
ward. s p. m.-Anniversary of Chris
tian Association. 10Th, 10 a. m.-Essays
and REGULATIONS by the Seniors. 81 p. m.
Anniversary OF Alumnaa Association.
3 p. m.-Meeting of Trustees. p. M,
10th, Grand Concert. 18th, 10 M, Com
mencement Exercises, when Col. c. +.
Hooker will deliver an address. Sociable
from s to 10 p. IN.
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From BRIDES Casketo in Corinth Herald:

The Capital City entertained us royalty
The Firemen's Parade was dazzlingly
beautiful Did you notice the Goddess OF
Liberty"
the Press were honored at the Concert.
They had reserved" seats.
Miss Mamie Robinson was one of the
pr=ttiest young ladies we saw in the city.
We net Miss Marian Buckley, the
charming book-keeper at the Auditors OF
fee
The State House looks aged and worn,
but imposing.
Jackson has some charming young la
dies and some handsome young men.
Ia "Memory's Bouquet" well add Il sweet
flower Tor Jackson.
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NOTICE.

TNO THE HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING PUB
i lie School Certificates of Kinds County: The
Commission for the examination and allowance or
disallOwance OF said School Certificates will begin
its session, at the Office of the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors al Raymond, on MONDAY, THE 10TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1884, and continue in session from
day to day until all the caims4hat shall have been
presented within the time allowed by law, have
been disposed Of.
JOHN SHELTON, Commissioner.
RAYMOND Nav 81 1SS4-2w
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Respectfully,
NJ. NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk.
WIN, s. HAMILTON, City Collector
LICENSES ISSUED IN APRIL. 1884.

2S9J. L. Brumfeld, pedder, April
290Bel Robinson auctoners April 2 Is 90
CIV Newman merchant April
300-W OIeary, dog, to Feb 1885 90
30-Amos Bostiek, dray, April
Bob Iemy merchant
303-J. q B. Hart merchant l.
304-J. q B. Hart merchant, Jan.
305Jackson Gas Light gas .....
3O6Jaekson Gas Light dealers to
307-J s. Raines, boarding house,
308 E. Flus coal dealer. to May
309J Conway merchant to JAN T. 1885 so
BIOS A. Wilson, merchant, to April r.
Bid G. Retta, merchant, April 1885
3l2J. NJ Gray, sewing machine to JAM
313J. H. Morris, coal dealer, May
34J. Is. Fuller, billiard table,
35J. B. Fuller, pool table, to March 1885
3l6O Murphy, lunch stand, May 1884.
317-Btie Hodges, lunch stand, to April 25
31S-Bie Hodges lunch stand, to May
3l9-A v Seuter, photograph, 10
30Judy Taryer, boarding house, April 80
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A FATAL shooting ARRAY occurred in
Batesville, Miss, on the Slst inst, in
which julie Porter met his death at the
hands OF H. w. Thayton ina street diff
Guilty. The particulars are meagre as 70
the origin. Thayton is editor OF the Bates
vile Blade, Greenhack paper. Porter was
lawyer. Thayton made some remarks
about Porter, associating his name with a
number of petty robberies that bad taken
place in Batesville recently, which Porter
heard Of, and meeting Thayton, demanded
retraetion, which the latter refused. A
difficulty on the first meeting was prevent
ed By parties present, but on the following
day Porter and Thayton met in front Of
the post Office, when Porter drew : pistol
aid commenced firing Thayton attempted
% draw, but the pistol caught in his peck
e. He finally succeeded in getting his
pistol ont and fired all the barrels, one
sAot psnetrating Porter's body and cansing
almost instant death. Thayton surrendered
% the authorities, claiming self defense.
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FOR SALE.

nNE-HALF INTEREST IN A COUNTRY
~ NEWSPAPER is offered for sale AT A REASON
ABLE PRICE The office is situated in one of the
best localities in the State. The paper has large
circulation and healthy advertising patronage.
Name, goodwill and books included. For paTticp-
lars, address CLARION OFFICE,
june4, 'S4-3w. JACKSON, Miss.
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West Jackson Fire Company has or
der. Il Sill b. steamer. Some OF the col
ored citizens Of that growing part of town
are discussing the propriety Of organizing
a fire company, and thus keep the hand
engine in use
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Houston Free South.I

AAeaHt%h AASC CoaAh.I
We regret to hear of the illness of Hon.
W. NJ Inge, at his residence in Corinth.
His daughter, Mrs. Irene Collier, music
teacher in our town, left on Saturday last,
for the purpose of visiting him. We hope
he may speedily recover and be spared to
live long and useful life.
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A. and ID. College Commencement
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad has made
a rate Of two cents per mile each way for
visitors to commencement exercises OF A.
and NJ College. Sale of tickets beginning
June l4th to 18th inclusive, good for re-
turn until June 21st.
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DR.. Writ Johnston is in New Orleans,
attending a conference Of Health Boards
Of the Gulf States. DIR. G. A Rice, of
Viekshurg. is also in attendance.
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West Jackson continues on a BOOM
Geo. Lemon, one of its go-ahead merchants,
i building five neat cottages Oh the Helm
Survey, east Of the Illinois Central Rail
road.
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The State Dental Association convened
in senate Chamber yesterday morning.
Dr. Rembert, of Natchez, presiding About
thirty delegates are in attend ance
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Fourth MOnday In Hume Newt.

all the right title and interest the defendant has in
and to the following land, to-wit Nwl4 swl4 aud
swl neL sw14, and VIZ se14 swlt Section Five,
Township Five, Range !, east containing 20 acres
more less, situated in said county aud State and
will be sold to satisfy all costs in said case
S. h. THOMAS, Sheriff.
BY l.. f. CmLEs, d. 5.
jackson, Miss, May a. iss4-tds
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The "Herodian Mystery" will hold
forth IN Yazoo City for the next few days,
but viii return to Jackson in time for the
State Convention next week.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

1879 VS.. [FI IA. trict Kinds County,
A. J. Addison, EFT AL. Mississippi.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE STATED WRIT
ID 70 me directed from the office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Kinds county First District,
will sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, within legal hours, ia front Of the City
Hall door at Jackson ON the
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-04

An important notice TO the holders Of
outstsn ling public school certificates Of
Kinds county will be found in this issue.
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Union Female College Twenty Fifth
Commencement.

Sabbath, June sth, II a. m, sermon by
Rev. F. P. Flaniken. jackson, Tenn; Mon
day, June eth, 10 a. m, prize reading;
Tuesday, June 10th, 10 a. m, junior exhi-
bition; Wednesday, June 11th, 10 a. m.
commencement; Wednesday, june 18th, 9
10 II p. m, Art Reception. Patrons and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
]. S. Howard, President.
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The Corinth Sub-Soiler and Democrat
.avs jackson should be proud of her FIRE
eompanies." She certainly is, and has just
cause 10 be.
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We should like to see a movement
among the ladies of jackson in behalf Of
the Worlds Exposition. The ladies OF
Natchez have called meeting to consider
what they shall contribute for their city
and county
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

LADYOFG GOOD CHARACTER,
A who has had experience with children, can
secure good home by agreeing TO help lady in
housekeeping, and in the care Of child. Address
with references, Lock Box 10, Jackson, Miss.
june4, slim.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

OFFICERS or Court.
67Sl VS.. Fl IA.
= ITnaN
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An immense scaffold is being erected
ON the inside Of the Capitol rotunda pre-
paratory to needed repairs on same. Mr.
swan is directing the work
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-04

A one-half interest in frst-class and
favorably located newspaper is for sale.
See notice OF same.
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The good work of graveling Capitol
street has been resumed, and will go brave
" on to completion. We will soon have
4 perfect driveway and foot-way 10 the
Hpuot
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Fourth Monday In June Next,

all the right, title and interest the defendant G. A.
Lyon has in and 10 the following described lands
lying and being in said county and State to-wit
The VIZ Of swl4 Of Section Z, Township Of Range
1, East; also acre north end Of e15 swlf nw1t Of
Section -, Township six, Range east, and known
end Of e14 swl4 nw4 OF section -, Township 9,
Range /, east, and known the Nelson Jelks pro-
perry, and will be sold 10 satisfy all costs Ina the
above styled cases. S. Il, THOMAS Sheriff
BY l.. +. CHLEs d. $.
jackson, Miss, May "a, iss4.--td.s
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The Commencement exercises of South
western Presbyterian University, Clarks-
vile, Tenn, are in progress this week
Rev. DIR. Palmer, of New Orleans, delivers
the annual address before the Literary
Societies to-day, 4th.
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FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE
u stated writs 10 me directed from the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the First District
Of Kinds county, will sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, within legal hours In
front of the City Hall door, at Jackson, ON the
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School Commencement.

Twenty three young ladies will graduate
at Union Female College, Oxford, on Wed
nesday next, 18th. The College is in a
highly prosperous condition.
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LOCAL IND OTHER NOTES

The Railroad Commission will hold
another meeting in this city on Monday
,svt 9th
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The V and NJ road announces that
from June LIST TO August 3lst, round trip
oue-fare tickets will be sold to Vicksburg
and return, at all stations, from Jackson to
Bovint. We suppose this is with a view
to afford people along the road an opportu-
nifty OF attending church in Vicksburg!
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''''''''' '''''''s '''''' '''s
VIM. s. HAMILTON, City Co

sEXToNs REPoRT-(wHTE)
JACKSON Miss, May l. 1884
To the Honorable Board Mayor and Aldermen the City Jackson
for the white people, herewith submit my
nterment the during the month of April
1884:
April l9Henry Muller, age SO years, inflammation of bowels
April 25-Richard Carter months darrhea.
April 27artn Anderson years. killed by V NJ R.
r. pauper.
April 29James NJ Rice years. pneumonia Kinds county
April 29-Wm. French, age A years, dropsy
Very respectfully submitted,
PHILLIP RYAN CITY Sexton
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cGrY sExroN's REPoRT (coLoREpl.


JACKSON, MISS, May l. 1884
To the Honorable Board Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor herewith report of
termens of coord the City Cemetery during the month
April, 1884
April Willie Brady, age day.
April 5-Wm. Cornega, age months pneumonia.
April l0-Randal Stricklan age a years, pneumonia
April 14Iarriet Runne AZ rheumatism OF heart
April l8-Wille Martin age q consumption paupe
April 22-Edward Moore, IL consumption
April 27-Eiza Williams, IS years. natural decay.
April 2S-Nanne Williams, weeks, unknown
Very respectfully
ELIJAH ROBINSON, City Sexton.
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The annual parade of the Hope Fire
Company, on Wednesday last, was a sue
GERS There was a full turnout. The APP
paratu7 was handsomely decorated. THE
CLARION acknowledges the compliment Of
hearty salute as the procession passed
the Office.
The CLARION Job Department has
now in stock a very complete assortment OF
stationery for commercial printing, includ-
ing one hundred thousand envelopes, all
sizr= ami shades Of color Also, one hun
dred reams letter heads and note heads
Fir-t class wcrk and bottom prices.
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4 Yaluq6Ie Gnu Tonie-Read TITS
Testimony.
DAnDASELIE, AJAX, Jan. Il, 1888.
Mssus. r. 4. Robinsos 4 Co..
I1,,..1;Ie. X

Gents-Send Immediately b. rail one
Rross Hughes, Tonic You ask for what
quantity Of Hughes Tonic an handling.
I sold during 1882, seven and one-auaEteE,
f7fl gross. and could have sold more had
/ not been out Of t on several occasions.
4 4 the leading Tonic II this country. and
aIRars win he from the faol that i gives
Ire hest safiaEaefion. AZ Tor certificates q
onres. I could. II ] h1d desired. hare got
ten Won any amount 81 fhem. 4o1 ere e
liberty Is use nv name - regard % What
sav 81 the Tonic IS Fou please.
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R0cKE0Rl

are ssegaalzeI in exaeting service.
Used By the Chief Mechanician of
the U. s. CoasG Survey by the Ad-
mir4l Commanding in the u. 5.
Naval Observatory, for Astronomi-
cal work; and BY Locomotive Engi-
ueers. Conductors and Railway men,
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.


Alderman Watkins Chairman the Claims reported
the following
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
LOTTA MORE SUCCESSFUL.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-LOtta appeared as NeH
and the AorGaiOneSS in "Od Curiosity Shop" new
adaptaonat the Opera Comque this evening The house
Was crowded great curiosity being eyinced whether
Lotta would retrieve the failure OF her debut Musee"
she made great The audience throughout the
play was strongly sympathetic There were signs OF the
presence Of alleged organzed opposition The adaptation
u OF iar literary quality, and gives greater scope tho
oelneatloD OF the Hdrcht0ness than 10 that of AcH
lhe audience soon caught the spirit Of L0tas eccentric
hinOf as the NoToONss, but ws little impressed by her
,hofs OF pathos ReN At the end of the second act
a was recalled twice anda the end OF the fourth
see Tines Judging frOn the current VI critical gossip
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
SUNDAY, JANUARY 49, ISS4-TWELVE PAGE

meeting announced 10 be held at Boyle, County Roscom-
mon will be proclaimed, and that the delegations VIII
there ore assemble in the Black Lion Hotel.
DUBLIN. JAN 12-Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF
ireland, has received memorial from Mrs catherine
Mcguire asking compensation for the mnrer OF her son
Philip at Kilcreeryen December last by Orangemen
PARIS Jan. I'm. Brisson, on assuming the Presi-
dency OF the Chamber Of Deputies to-day delivered an
address, in which he pointed out that the duty OF
the Chambers to lead the country safely through Wha
ever difficulties may beset her path.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-severe shocks OF earthquake were
felt yesterday the towns OF Lnguag0ssa and Castg
lone in the Island Of Sicily.
MADRID Jan. 12.-In the Chamber of Deputies to-day
Senior Ruiz Gomez Minister OF Foreign Affairs, submitted
for ratification draft Of the proposed commercial con-
yentiOn with the United States.
ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 12.The Gar and the royal lam
lily have gone to the AnltchkOf Palace.
PEsTH, JAN 12-rhe Upper House Of the Hungarian
Diet has rejected the bill egaizng marriages between
Jews and Christians.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
CAPTURING A RCNAW4Y HUSB4ND.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. {

CHICAGO, Jan. pa romantic story Of de-
scron and eopement came to the surface this morning
through the filing papers the next grand jury Albert
Solomon proprietor of cardcuttlng establishment was
arrested on charge OF adultery preferred by an elderly
woman who claimed be his wife. II seems that about
two years ago, when Solomon earning precarious
livelihood street pedern NewYor his face attracted
the attention of widow about thirtydve years his senior
She had no beauty possessed SO Omon married
her it Is said under promise that she would buy HIM
secondhand clothes store and pawnsh0p Before the
was over however the husband bad phghted
his affections hachel pretty Jewess, and selling hls
business He'd with her TO Canada, and after wandering
about a last came to Chicago where he went into busl
ness. All went well until the woman who calls herself
Mrs Solomon appeared aud claimed her husband ana De
and the money Is invested in business.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
OPENING AZ IR0N ORR DISTRICT
A GREAT PROJECT To MINE ORE IN MINNESOTA,
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBUNE.l

A GREAT PROJECT TO MINE ORE IN MINNESOTA
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE,l
CLEVELAND Jan. 12.-Ihe Iron Irdde Re
rec will publish on Monday account of the extensive
deyelopments OF the Vermilion Lake Iron District OF
Minnesota The new iron syndicate known as the
Minnesota Iron Company, Is composed Of Ohio Pennsyl-
vania and Minnesota men. G. Tower Of Philadelphia, Is
president of the new company, aud T. L. Blood, of ST.
Paul IS secretary; George H. Ely Of Cleveland, and s. T.
Ety. Of Marquette, pioneer ore men, have recently
ioined the new syndicate. The property of the
new couz,any lies in St. Louis County, Mime
sofa Two mines have already been opened,
and the results show that the ore equal II not SUPERIOR
TO any now mined in the Lake Superior district.
The new company 2248S acres in all The shipping
port on Lake Superior for the Of the district VIII be
Two Iarbor twenty five miles north of Duluth The sur
yeyed line Of the Duluth and Iron Range Railroad the
interests OF which substantially identical with that or
the Minnesota Company, between the town or Tower at
Vernillion Lake and Two Harb0rs, Is seYenty-twO
miles I'm length. This line will be at
once extended to Duluth, and there placed
in connection with the railroad system OF the Uned
States. The entire length of the road wnen competed
Will be nearly miles. Work on the ROAD Is now III a.
tive progress about 1000 being employed III VIII
be built in thorough manner of standard gauge.
The Duluth and Iron Range Railroad company mas also
gun building ore piers Two HarbOrs. These piers are
10 he five feet higher than those at EscahaDa ana se.s
feet higher than those at Marquette thus anOnng tne
best possible facilities for loading the largest vessels III
the trade I'll expected that the road VIII pe com
pIeted and shipments will begin by August.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
4 GRAND JURoRS TIOLATON OFLAW
tBY .ELEGRAPn TO THE TRBUNEl

BRANFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 12.-Whcn James
Morgan cripple who drives New-Hayen beer wagon
came into the liquor store of James f. Cream In TINS
place on Tuesday evening to collect his beer BILL he found
Cream asleep al the stove The bartender advised Nor
gan to arouse Cream The cripple followed this advice
and for his pains assaulted by the bury liquor seller
Heknocked Morgan down, jumped on him and kicked him
out of doors Morgan crawed to the house of Justice
H. Zlnk to make complaint and was referred to Grand
Juror T. Van Sands He informed the latter Official OF
the abuse he mad received and then went home to New
Haven He vet presents dsfgured face and is badly
bruised about the body. The grand juror summoned
Cream TO appear before him end accepted ~ Do tAe
the case The Justice knew nothing Of the settement
and refused to be party TO it, Van sands OF himself ha
his NewHaveu friends intend to institute civil proceed
considerable property TIE action Of the latter in the
case il ascrbed to political motives He and Cream are
Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
MENKENS COOL BEUAVIOR.
HE CRITICALLY EXAMINES THE MURDERED GIRLS
BODY-IDENTIFIED POSITIVELY.

HE CRITICALLY EXAMINES THE MURDERED GIRLS
BODY-IDENTIFIED POSITIVELY.
ELMIRA, n. Y, Jan. 12.-William Menken
charged with the murder of Katie BraderhOf, ar
rived here last evening in charge of Chief of Police
Little of this city. The prisoner was taken from
the train at the Water-st crossing, some distance
from the depot, to avoid the crowd assembled at
the latter place. He was taken to the Jail and
placed in the cell that had been occupied by Joseph
Abbott, who was executed for the murder OF
prisoner in the RcfOrmatOry. The prisoner seemed
to be relieved after being placed in the cell, and
soon after went to sleep.
This morning he was taken to view the remains
of his victim. He bore the ordeal stolidly, exam
lining the body critically, and saying: Il don't
think Katie's face was long that The sister
of the murdered girl arrived here tins morning, In
company with Detective KOehller. When she was
shown the body she fell to sobbing violently and
otherwise seemed much affected. She identified
minutey all the articles of apparel worn by the
murdered girl. When the officials were taking
Menken back to his CELL they met the sister. Mem
ken recognized her andalmost cordially SAID, HOW
do You do ~ He seems bound to show that he
takes the matter coolly.
This morning the prisoner in irons was put IN 2
circle with five other all OF whom were dfeSScu
much like him. Witnesses who had seen Menken
in this city were then admitted to the room, one
by one and they all picked the prisoner out as the
man they had seen.