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4 wifo.wurdcrer Pays tho Penalty.

~ IFIttIHITI Ut VT I''-I7''' NJ
ST. LOUIS, August Frank Williams
(eolored). who shot and killed his wife,
EHic. in a cotton.field last October, and se-
riously wounded her daughter, wa hanged
to-day at Pine Bluff. Ark, in the presence
u g.eat crowd OF people. The drop fell
at 1915 p. NJ, md death cnsued In about
nffsen miutltps
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hug" Cepbas Hanged.

CAMBRDGF. Mp. August l.-Frederick
alas " Bag" Ccphas (colored) was hanged
in private at noon To-day Tor the murder Of
Mrs. Celia Bush Murphy on the eth Of
April last. He spent quiet night. sleep
irg soundly from O'Clock until this MORN
ing. He made few remarks, confeSSing
the crime, and. prayer being offered, the
black cap was adjusted. lie babe good
TIVE 10 his attendants. and proiessed his
readiness to die. when the sheriff cut the
rope the cap, not having been securely fast
entd on. lew of. exposing his distorted
features. The scene was sickening. Death
resulted in few minutes from strangula-
lion
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FoR BALTIMORE: SSk
POMuATAN LINE--DiREtT STEAMER.

TOW uhiAN LiNt-pi"h'h sihNAs"'
I'nnl further notice the steamer ALLIANCE viii
sat every SATURDAY ~ ~ VI, from PpMHN-
IAN DOlk, AZ TseLty fourth and DscA ssrcs1s,
dinet Tor Baltimore.
Through bills ~ iSding Stoned ant gcssi. tor-
vaTded wi,h iispsteh % ponis Moth aud Wcss.
rYelght received daily until 7. VI.
FOr farther Information. apply ~
". q. KNIGHT, Agent
d.. Wsls,aEs, soliciting Agent. deas
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faxcfNNArf.

c,sc1srs1y. August f.-vlour easier;
family a.. ,0sl.25. whest casicri M.
red. ssaTc. corn stronger: No.x MIXED
hlssGc. Osts stronger; No. mixed.
Ssss3Sc. PORK nrm At ti6.5os$t5. Lard
.tronssr. a. s1te. bid. Buik.meAfs psmer,
hut NOT ouofsbIy higher. Bacon stronger;
sboolders, Gle snort RIB, 9tc.; short GEAR
ice Whi,key in active demand at si.W.
sug,r unchanged. Hogs quiet; common
and Iight. Q 4soses.I0; packing and pu'e"
er.', S5.3JeSJ.so.
ST. LOUIS.
g. Jor,s. August Flour unchanged.
WHEAT unsettled and generally lower;
W red. s44asJtc. cash; StasJic.
August. No. 3 red, 19tasiic. Corn
on,s,' i-y.asr. c.sb. 4GIaiItc. August.
u.,s auict: aTs2.ac. cash. Whisky un-
changed 4, si.(s. Pork firm; loO
bling. $3.50. Bulk.meats higher; long
clear, $40; short rib, $3.50; clear, ss.o.
Bacon higher; long clear, %. 2st,:5,t'
short rib, 1884; clear, S9.i5. L,rd hig"'
or at sT.30sI.3j.
LOUISVILLE.
Iortsv,IIF. Angus; !. -- Grain quiet.
Wbrst-No. 2 red. S)aSjr. Norn-N).
while, c9c.; mixed, jJie. Oa,s-No.
mixed. SIC. Provisions strong. Mess
potk-si7. BulS.mca's Shoulders, -;
clear r,b, 50: clear sides, $3.50. Bs-
CON shoulders. $3.50: clear rim, slopi
clear. $40. Hams sugar. cured, lSsc.
Lard steam lenf. $3.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August Flour unchanged.
Wheat easier; orened lalc. lover; closed
lrIc. under yesterday; No. chicago
snrinc. s2!as3c. Corn opened firm and adj
yanced isAc.; closed iaic. under ye'er-
/ isy; cash, 5j3c.; August, j!Iaj1ic. oats-
/ Cash steady: cash, 30tc. August, 2.ts
/ sic. Pork almost nominal; cash. sl9 Jns
al6.50; August, ga. Lard in active lie
mand and strong: cash. Si.iOasi.t2i; Az
gust, s7.37tss1.t2i. Bulk.mcat~ ~ FAIR
! demand apd rrmsr; shoulders. sS.lO;
/ short rib. SSt5; clear, ss.5). W 'iskey
unchanged at clio. Sugar steady ana un-
changed.
MILWAUKEE.
NUwAUwHB, August i.-flour unchsng-
ed. Wheat weak: So.2 Milwaukee, cash
and August. S2ic. Corn weaker; No. 3
nominaIly 5Jc. rejected. jllj2c. oats dun
No 3Tc. Provisions higher. Mes. pork.
slG c.ph and August. Lard-Prime steam,
/ a. a. cash and August. Sweet-pickled hams
| firm as llial2!c.
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JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.

EXCURSIONS
Fupay,lp.rtr can now - Inaic flr MDDN-
IIGUI aud DAY EXCURSIONS D. Dutrh zap
Qua Point. Virsnia Beach" ocean Ntr", N1r>
flA. 81. a. StrY low rate, % church -ele''eN hib
tstfy or otter 0rg1nlL1uou>
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lsnged st clio. Sugar steady 81
Iged.
MILWAUKEE.
-. s....,-s Efaftr nm
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sso ,,,s''.... 7.iS Morning ........,. llt3
N"os se:......... l.i7 svssing....,.,.,.,. it;ls
PoRr OY sICgNOSD. AUGrsr l,issi.
ANkiySD.
St.nmcs Aid, e.Tord. Norfolk Iuilet states
mail. merchandise, aEd Passengers, L. u. lalSs,
s,iooncr NJ \. Achorn, Achorn. henne'Fc tee,
j. I. smith Ice tomrahN,
SAILED.
r-msr vv.noke> Coach. Nev York. ritr-iltn.
49,, aud psss-l .crs q. ". Allies Co., agrnts.
.,~au.t Pion,er. Plat. Philadelphia. uierchsn-
si-- And us,~ssi gers. J. ". heCarrick, Gent
S,nooner Fdwin X. Kirk, Maxwell. l.ermnis
VuGdr,ca. to load poplar wood Tor fhlaielhli'
vessel Curtis q Parker.
soho, ntr 1arrIr aud Belle Wright W indsDr
SHADES To- load lumbar for Baltimore or Washing
ton: vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
VoRy on NFwPOR1'- NEWS, AUGUsr l, lsst.
10y Iclcsph.l
ARRIVED.
str,uot Manhattan. stevens, New Yort.
steamer George Appoli, Foster, Providence
land sailed for West Point.
SAILED.
schooner John VI. Brown, Brown. Portsmouth,
y ii o.i Che. A cake sud Onto railway.
Schootcr Governor y. \. smith. NicheT.on,
Portsmouth, Il. |, coal, Chesapeake anu ONO rii'
way.
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>E g.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

10 <Eis--~.-A
NIwPoRT.s NEWS. 6LD POINT. SORFOLh.
NJ" O'' AND P0RTsNoCTH, -.
Nh fPEASsff'liiR OK 1ciihsGE OF ANY KIND.
NIYsI5orOyIRGISIA BEACHI ..,.
o>i I%", g T To- Pwt1isSiRiiiSGroy D. s. ~ "
yIRGrNIN sTEANgoAT CoNPANY's
JAMEs-EITER LINE
roR NFNPORr'~ NENs. OLD POINT. NoH-
FoIK, PORTsMouLii, AND JAMES
KlVFR LANDINGS DlkktE .
'NS'' - ~ GAY Li<t
rvR BALTIMORE hNDTiiE NORTH SAME
AT NORFOLK CLOSELY FOR VIRGINIA
ASDArXEwSE9EfgsS i SIM T,TH STEAMER
OILY ROUTE WITHOUT TGANsEER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. -
RATES Much LESS THAN IiALr CHARGED
ny ANY OTHER ROUTE
PARE TO NORFOLK, So No LIMIT.
FARE ROUND TRIP. .2;;, - a..
ssaHE IT, WHS HI. So - !"
xhYi..LASDiSG FARES from IS - DC.
MEALS, rs CENTS EACH
r,s eleyanuy-resulls AMI fast 'eamr
ARIEL,
carving I .3nii ' tH5,h mi,li
leave. Richmond every
TUESDAY. TiiUR.DAi, AND >AIl kDAn,
al A. NJ. fSTREkI-C AIRS tONNEtl ~ fCLL
TIMED for above named places. hfiurliha' VIC
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth Oh Poins,
and Newport. News on alt rnIte days, arriving At
Richmond atout 1 u. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and Nhr
TER Agency, 1000 Main street lilSgAse cheeA'"
sTATE-ROoMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OK
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Fugagement~ can nov - made Tor Mo IN
IidiII aud DAY EXCURSIONS ~ Dutch zap
BIl Point. - virginia Beach ocean Wv NprN
Ciih g. a. s,ry low -ttc, % church -S'leiicS uiiI
t.iry or otter 0rganlLAuou~
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmnnth,
Nnithns'd, and Hampton Mashington, ID q
N.wLcra. Ma.hing ton, and Tarhoro', y. g, ana All
POINTS In Eastern North Carolina; also, for fAft-
6rn shore n Nifgiuiz, aud all regular hui hss %
Jsncs river, AZ LOWEST EAIEs. tnl ,hr'h<H
hilis issued. l., ", IAllh
~ II Snpcrnteudcnt-
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DrpARrVRE OF STEAMERS.

nARTIES FOR EUROPE SHOULD
TAKE A BRUNSWICK BERTH,
I'M. eeNcl u,lycY on the
INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
Tb... be,;hs keep perfectly level uniCr all con-
t,iiious Of weather, aINr,iing perfect rect anl
comfort st nteht, thu. doing away with many ~
thc di.csmfprts ~ ocean travel. lNMAS II AM-
~, .trert gu 2-sa&N5t
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IRX inlccrAnL 10 Tie Di.InlchI

SCO1TsBORO,' Ala, August l.-GcOrge
Smith. Asbeny and George Hughes. all
white and under twenty five years Of age.
were hanged here at | O'Clock to-day. They
were convicted OF burning the house OF
Henry Porter. on Sand Mountain. II was
the first instance Of the death penalty being
enforced for arson in the tiri degree in
this Ststc. They were all baptized Just
before they left Jail. George Hughes tried
TO inname the crowd by speech from the
Jail window, and succeeded in creating
considerable feeling. Smith and ASbeTy
Hughes also made short ldresSes from
the Jail window. both denying Their guilt,
but tic former con'essing 10 other crimes.
They mounted the gallows with firm
steus. At O'Clock the drop fell, and they
died with but few struggles.
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WHAT THE WIRES BRING Us.
HANGMAN'S DAY.
A Chapter OF Executions Yesterday In va
rious Parts OF the Courtry.
IBy Telegraph 10 the DI.ps,eh.I.

TOY bt"aph 70 the Dispaich.I.
TRENTON, ;. 4 August I.-Wilson Ste
phens. a mulatto boy. was hanged to-day
shortly after noon. at Fdgeflejd Court
house, for the murder Of W. II. stieier, an
old German peddler. near hero last Deem
Der. Stephens behaved verv coolly. lie
recognized the sentence as lust one, and
said that God had forgiven him. stephens
fell five feet and bis neck was broken. lie
died 10 eleven minutes. ana was cut down
after hanging eighteen minutes
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Execution OF Double Murderer.


NEW YORK, August Alexander JET
fcrson, the negro who in Jealous rae
killed Henry Hicks and Emma Jackson,
also cOored. and nearly killed Anna Jack
son, and slightly wounded his brother. Ce-
lostial Jefferson. at Mrs. .JacSson's resi-
dence, on Buffalo avenue, Brooklyn. WAS
hanged this morning in the presence OF
about 400 spectators. Jefferson has claim
ed all along that at the time Of the commits
sion q the crimes he was insane, and
therefore was quite willing that the sur
geons should examine his brain. Should
they find that he was insane he said il would
not benefit him any, but il would vndcate
his lawyer in the eight he made for him.
Shortly after q rope was cut and Jcifer-
sons body shot up into the air. The knot
shipped around under hi, chin and his neck
was not broken. For moment he was
moiionleSs. and then he kicked, struggled
and groaued ~ he slowly stranglcd. BY n
desperate Cffort he got his right hand up 10
the rope snd tore the black cap from his
face, exposing its contOrtiOns and his
staring eyes. After he tore the black cap
away his hand fell down by his side. The
contortions and commissions OF his body
continued for about five minutes. Life
was pronounced extinct eight minutes al
ter The body was sent TO the mDrguP
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IERgEN CITY.

A number Of indignant citizens held mee,nPH
lard i'm NGrtb-st 10 protest against the aciloh
taken hv the Board of Education, when ~ COZ
sidcred objectionable. James Henry preslueu.
Director Robert Warwick. who represents nmr
jVth Ustrict IN the Bcarl. was present. and after
urgent solicitation consented to Withdraw ms rcSit
nation which he had presented to the board ~ u
made was The transfer of ;hrc" principals Edgaf
4 jav. from school M. : to No. /; W: ". hlue-
naur from No. - TO No. = and W. Swermsi
lie Boord If Idnraiiun has been acquiring nnrii-
viablc noturictv bv its conduct. aud its meciing7
have been the srcnrs of wrnnpling hnd qnatiflinP.
hpen the result of pptsunal feeling. lha nieetiit
discussed the Transfers aud in the discussion ihe
Directors uf Education Wcie hauled over 'h' 'o''
Milhnml lMnlNN.
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NEIY.YOEK CITY.

Heaters have been placed in the corridors Of the
City Hall and the loungcrs are. now comfortable.
Street ycndcrs Of cheap umbrellas did a lively
tJsde yesterday.
Professor H. l.. Fairchild will give free lecture
IN the chanel of ~. Paul's VI. t. Church al Fourth
eve. and twenty -seccnd-st., next tuesday evening
On the Yellowstone National Park.
LoANING MoNEY on RIAL ESTATE.
Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll, of Maryland and
Thomas Maitland, IA trustees of the Royal Phelps
estate have loaned 500. 600 10 MIR. and Mrs Richard
Opirl< upon two dwellings on the south side Of
Sixty frst-s, 100 feet west Of Ienth-avc.
CorONrI FNMONS CLARK CONGRATULATED.
Al tbe ANIMAL meeting of the Board of Officers OF
the 9TH Regiment resolutions Were adopted con-
sratulating Colonel EmmOns Clark on ms long
and distinguished service OF twenty years as COM
mander of the regiment ana giving MN inc 'ndAhS
Of the officers and of the regiment as whoie'
ANOTHER ARMoRY SITE PROPOSED.
At the meeting Of the Sinking Fund COMMISSION
yesterday Recorder Smyth offered resolution that
k2bO 600 of bonds be sold by the Controller TO pro-
Side site for an armory for the 9ih Regiment.
This was lost, then recOnsldered and Iald over.
FAIR FOR A SUNDAY SCHOOL
On the evenings Of Dec. 10, IL aud IL, and the
afternoons Of the 10th and 18TH large fair in and
Of the Louis Down Town Sunday, School VIII be
held in the ballroom OF the Hotel Brunswick. A
Journal OF the fair called Charity. will be issued
each evening.
MISSIONARIES YoR AFRICA
: About forty of the Rev. William Taylor's mis-
sionary workers will sail for Africa on January %
friend has Just given 81 900 10 purchase property
At ST, Paul de LOandO the port of entry. Others
Wishing TO add to the fund may send their money
10 DIR. TAYLOR or Richard Grant No 1s1 Hudson-st
Building material and bread stuits in bulk may be
bent to James Scott, No. 239 West-st
FINE DISPLAY IN FIFTH-AYE.
During evenings Of this week the Fifth-avc.
front Of Theodore b. Stars has presented charm
Ing combination OF gems, diamonds Jewelry, SILVER
ware costly cameo glass, porcelain, bronze, hne
svcks. etc. The effect of the hafme piOus draDerv
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nnA1- II GnINc On To-Day.

Garrison reference t.st, No 200 broadway / a. IA
(lgAuiIl a. u..s- meeting. StciuNN Han . lr hi
Jrou1 Iiyer Commission. Mht, Plain. 1850 "a. hi.
New \ olb Canoe CIuu dinner, No, 10 LAST seven
tfeulh ST.. evening
Duner to Miac PATH. Hotel Brunswick. Z T. m,
Bnrthold statue meeting, william VI. IN"ll-s mouse
evening a., ,....
ssry and Hospital .. M.
Elcftti Napoleon case, supreme court
Saturday Nilhi Reception. Lot"s Cdn.
Thirteen Cuh dinner. NorcliiS, -:lb T. IN.
i'll Lcot.akO,'s lecture. Chichcans Han, b. III.
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EORELGN STElNERS DrE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NETS
PORT OF NFW.YORK. FRIDAY. DEC. -. is


ARRIVED
Steamer Murie BIZ o,Ec Port spain Noy 3D. Rarbaior'
G 'ii anu CO. Knitted ~ the Ear al am
Na.srn NP with md'e and passengers oJas Ward TO
sesm; a Eidorado ii4~icn Ycrorans Dee the
Steamer DELAWARE: W.nucL Cereston day with mdse
steamer Francona Bennett with de ani pass.
9S taries ii Msr.hal hutchinson Antwerp oct %
with cement aud emp bares TO order vessel 10 sno" d
Snip larger of BOSTON, croelmon. Ae,v,rr oct 90 with
siip Caravan Daegct London OCT ~ with mdse to
Big Oindl Port cunha Ho 'antro o''y' III o''"S' 10
HIg Si 1r Matho,on Pedro cav va Hampton
Roads days win guaao 10 o. de Cor'a COG vessel 10
Tris IayGre TO-. VcwHa,eu Haman st Pierre Mart II
DAYS wtn sugar TO II frowhrdf''s Son'.
Island frcsh, NJ. couiy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Etna oen Mnor Hamburg oei Is. oace ,
Nov ~ Wiihm 10 Phelps Bros 81 CO. Aii'id h ihr bt
IIpm lin PIT into Queenstown witl bro+cn sn-it
CLEARED.
steamer northern OBJ, watson, Ayonmonih- ring Z
,t.anef nccta DBr GRAFT, Ncwca-teo1.rync I'd
steamer Mary L.usc .Br. GuG. glasgow Funch Edge
steamer suc,a oGcu rrln,en Hamburg Knahnrdt TO
| Steamer Ioyucsl lG-u, kuhn, uaubme-lh".ps Bios
steamer Iona ar Gor.man KINGSTON e. .ayc'aft : co.
steamer State OF rcya.. lu.k f.iuanana Port Royal
t'.ancr ,,p,r uall Wilmirrton rcl-t Abbott.
| BARK Guhcuue OrorI Hoflr urouo- iiag'meyor &
Hns Charles ruling G,rl Viotr, Bremen -Watru roc
na,, Lbcr,r. .Gsr' Kas'c'hoa' ItrrpoF runrh rd,c
fa,t tucc prca -ahl rphque arl la'oahrano- VIM v
Ha.R rhip Inrpiulck clark nuruos A,ra IonnNorton
| stii r,a.o Andrews hn't.a Nou',Ha,i- So II crosse
srn 4 mt urtl. renrn 90 iohrs 'nt amt Naia
en'No- ho'""' N'" s,utr
euaftia e'q rf lfrrfrI.' ffi7. fot,. eurtia liar
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the first timbcrs for the striking hatcrs new SHOP
would have been placed in position. Ohc pro"tti,o-
tor is said TO have offered To contribute 10 .nt W.,
building fund. i'm the belief that when the men GET
to worl, for themselves they will Learn that con,
corning business management when they o"""
not acquire as jDurncymen
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MrarcuEsIER COrNTY.

WHuE rIAINs,-Ihe petition oi Adhh VI Nlhs'h
SON or lsa,c NJ SINGER at sewing machine iamr, Ia
have the accounting made hN ilaNld lltWl'li q
ccutor aud trustee Of hc estate, Ir-nprhri "h lho
ground of overcharre9 as ooinlnissIoI was uo-
med by Surrogate CONN.
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rnnn, jeitnd Vac hplnip lusiicr Nhiiut " ~
day on q rhatps uT hlhpluuHil rieiriird Nv NJ =,
Vatoitns ksstan Who Nniaf iho name ~ 'l'is
Laura" aainrl 40 unputiAhp hUWwlN "a tnhi'' ,
lion With hotel go the iiunlrthid hhn hhil ny,
Labor promised in tiuir't hri p'H'" ga" 'h"' -''
had uaid him Il, II IA all.
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EN-.lEKSl,Y.

F,,z,prru The Washington Rubber Works
viii STINT down for n month after today; Inc
singer Manufacturing Company will suspend oper-
afions next Saturday 10 take account OF s'".ni
Thc,e - much anxictv among the employees ana
tralcsmen as to the length of time the works VIII
he cln.p1
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oI1v1vr CAUSES DESIRE FOR DEATH

The woman who was prevented three times from
committing Suicide on Wednesday night, and whose
trstr,,i9, in lNoollNn 10y William $. Noultou, OF
No 2.93l Sccoud.atc NcS-Noik. rs ms wife. whose
niaidcn maine was gan. and whom ho married two
months ago NE said that She had been ~ ill health
tud had token Inininc. She started 80 visit hey
people IN Biorklvn on "Wednesday. on' wa5 affect c'i
by The drug. ~h' had no REASON in sngiHr qnd
r. lnn. lhr rhairr o' attempting suicide VIII he
LWkrd iuiB IN two weeks
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises IL 4:2J Moo. r"L 80 MONS a;e d" 20
men wArtW TODAY
<u-s,ndv Posk 4l9 CO.. ftlill. 5lj Nil Gate. I:0i
Pu.-sandy Ieek. 4ij Gcv. lAl-sL "a eel ga" 100
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CITING HER WAY OUT OF 4 HOUSE.

William Quinn, of No. Ala East SIxty-fonrth-st'
caused the Arrest yesterday of Annie McGulnln,Wlo
lives at No. :3 LiucOln-aVc. Quinn formerly
boarded with the woman, but marrying recently he
left her house, aud bill oi$l2 90 The defendant
called al the house last Tuesday TO see about her
Honcv, The hou,c ls not finished, and while she
was talking 10 Mrs. Quinn, the husband and q
friend known as Long Pat came III and boarded
nm the doorway so that Tie caller could not get
ont and then sat quietly down and began 10 smoke
most couteutedy. She broke her way out Wli n an
axe. hence the complaint. which was dismissed.