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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
Grain ana Provisions.
Furnished by 5. X. Iundt, Broker, Chicago.
NEW York Atocka.

NEW YORK, March ls.-wall street, l:so p. m.-
Money at per cent Foreign exchange
quiet but irm. ~ ssfi4 70 Governments steady :
Currency SIS. sl25x bid; as coups. sls5A
bid 4S's Nll7s bid.
The stock market opened firm ana on a free
buying of St. Paul. and the coal shares during
the rrst thirty minutes of business prices ad
vanced Il TO lLs per cent. In the hour and half
to noon, however, the market was excessively Y
dull and prices gradually reacted to the bottom
figures. After midday the clique In ST. Paul
began bidding up that stock, and prices under
writing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
Idsp,lned hx . Bulls, Wound

Two burglars broke into railway station
at Mount Carmel, Connecticut, on Thurs
day morning. They were heard by Agent
Dean, who fired two shots at them be-
fore they were aware of his presence and
wounded one of them. They then fled,
leaving behind horse and wagon contain
ing full set OF bur glars tools Thursday
afternoon two boys named Warner and
Burns were arrested for the attempted bur
glary. The team found was identified by
Warmers father as his property. Young
Warner had bullet wound in one hand, and
there is another ball in his back.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

All lovers OF pure, rare, rich music will hail
the announcement In another column that a
truly excellent concert of the nrstclass is being
arranged by the Helpers "a working mis-.
sionary society of Grace Lutheran church-for
the benefit OF a noble cause. II will be pre-
sented on Thursday evening next, March 25th,
in TIE lecture-room of the church by family
quintette, the hempas, who are all artists in
music and have won golden encomiums In Eng
land and various parts of our own land. Grace
church has bee N singularly happy and success
full I'm her choice quality of refined entertain
ments, and this bids fair to be one of the best,
II not the finest, she has ever enjoyed. -,
GREAT Bargains at Norbeck 4 Miley's Carriage
Sale on Monday, March - at 10 q. IN. and d. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
Testing the New Fire Engine.

Chief Engineer Nondersmith and the fire
committee of councils made another test of
the new Clapp & Jones fire steamer this
afternoon. The steamer was attached to
fire plug on South Prince street near the
public school house, but, as IL was claimed
the water main was too small to supply
sufficient quantity of water, the steamer was
removed to the Conestoga where another test
is being made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

This afternoon a tramp, who says his home
is In Springfield, Ohio, had his leg broken at
Mill creek on the Pennsylvania railroad. He
was stealing ride on a western bound freight
train and was sitting on one bumper with his
feet on another The sudden coming together
of the cars caused the accident He was
brought to this city and taken to the county
hospital
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

CHICAGO, March 1a, 80 p. m.-Market opened
wheat-March, nc April, 7g4c May, Sssc ;
June, Shc. 49,, .,>.,, ~.
June, 3Ttc. 49,
Oats March, 2ac; April, 2,.c; May. Al.c
June. 3iSc. -
5000 .,,,,
Lard-March, u ooi April, Sss; May. 81 csh
june, o. O7k.
Ri6s-Mar. Si7; May. u esS; June. sS
cLuaIue.
wheat-Mareh. 7ss.c; April. 'ssc May. Sh
Corn March, S5Sc; Ap,n. SIlc; MAY
Ssssc June, SSxc. a. al,
6ats-March. 2Tkc; April, 2ISc; May. @',
PORK -March, ~ IS; April. ssss; May, 81 s'h
June, ~ IS. - ~ =.
June, IS 27k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
The Tabsr children Drawing Wen

Last evening" Edna and Ethel Tsber, the
popular little skaters, made their second ap-
pearauce At the Lancaster rink. Although
the weather was very bad, the audience was
large The performance of the little girls
was excellent and little Ethel looked charm
ing in her pretty "Mikado COSTUME. The
children appear for the last time this evening
when they will give an exhibition of skating
with but the front truck on the skate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
:. pre.e,, Against rarir Change..

A telegram nom Pittsburg says the work.
Ing men OF that city are arranging for series
Of mass meetings to be held to protest against
any change In the tariff. The plan is to hold
large tariff rallies In each of the larger cities
Of the country. The first meeting will be
held at Pittsburg, about April 18th. 1t will
Be Q mass meeting and q monster parade
Then meetings will be held at the following
cities in the order named: Philadelphia,
Albany or Buffalo, Boston, Portland, Wash
iuRton. Baltimore Richmond, Wheeling,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee,
ST Louis, Chattanooga and birmingham,
Ala
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
A Commission Asked For.

Counsel for Joseph J. Dosch to-day
presented petition to the court pray
ing for commission to be ap-
pointed to inquire into the sanity of
Dosch, who was recently convicted OF an
assault with intent to kill Judge Livingston.
Judge Patterson will not take action on the
petition until after the motion tor new trial
Is argued.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
sssessmep,s Corrected.

The assessors of Leacock, Little Britain
and Third ward, city, were at the commits
sioner's office today, to make corrections in
the assessments OF those districts. Only a
few appeared to have valuations lowered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

Hogs-receipts, 1900; shipments, l,eoo
market slow Phila phias, ~ soo< 80; York.
ers, o. lsQ4 Is; skips. Ieot@; car shipped 70
sheep-receipts. 200 head; shipments. ltoo
] sess sse Spp; ErA fan to good, y 7sos % common
g. OOd4 90; Lambs, q S6S 60
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
MAKkETS.


philadelphia Produce Market
PHiLA ApsLPHIA March Is. 9.-Flour mark ct steady;
Sales eO0 barrels, MINI, bakers at " g(l5 vi
Patents IS 2bep5 6n
Rye flour steady 1880.
p IN, call-W heat-March, o Lc. April,
$3.50 ;:May. sassc June. Si,Sc.
Sorn-March, i515c 40 April 46szc, May. June,
Oats-4Oc March. April; 40c. May and June
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

HEss-BRRSEaAs.-Ont the 18th OF March, lsss,
by the Rev. ". T. Gerhard, at his residence, No.
81 East Orange street Mr.. Francis r. Hess, to
Miss Martha Brenenian, both of Pequea town
ship. It's
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
In Clover.

Among the guests at the monthly dinner
of the Glover club, in Philadelphia yesterday,
was Paymaster Reah Frazer, of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
Amusonents.

WGiss Comedy Compdny.-waite's Comedy
company, which is delighting Columbia people
this week, viii appear in Lancaster ali next
week. They open in Shadows of Life" on
Monday night, with >. W. Garner Reuben
Louder. Mr.. Garner IL well known here. Years
ago he performed with James Sherry's compa.
MES in this city, and was very popular. A tea
ture of the Waite company Is their excellent
band which gives daily concerts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
SewIy-Made Druggists.

Among the 246 newly made druggists who
graduated at the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy, on Thursday, were Morris W.
Brecht aud J. II. Munson, both of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
The irish Parliamentary Fund.

The interest in the local fund for sustain
taining the Irish home rule members of the
English Parliament still keeps up Follow
ing are the receipts for to-day:
Michael Kennedy. ......,..................s 500
John Nelson, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Previously acknowIedged ................l 100
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
a. IN. ssssio. ,1ouss.

4 90 drunk and twenty-five dodgers We're
looked up u tbs station house last night
~ drunk paid costs this morning and the
rnu refe discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
a Fine Concert In Prospect.

GREAT Bargains at Norbeck Miiey's Carriage
Sale on Monday, March 2l at 10 a. IN and p In.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
MARRIAGES..

GREAT Bargains at Norbeck Miley's Carriage
sale on Monday, March q, ut 10 q. IN. and p. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

GREAT Bargains at Norbeck Miley's Carriage
Sale on Monday. March q, at 10 a, IN. and p. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
1--we sto0A Prices.

EAST --Cattle-recetpts, 100 head t;
Shipments 35l mariset slow prime, Is 26
06 % fair 20 good, a 25<t5 % common, 81 500
& nocars shipped 70 New York
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19

John +. Reod's residence, No. si Columbia
avenue, Is connected with the telephone ex-
change.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-19
VIEW ApvERrrsEMxNrs.

nA1RI AND TRUCK FARM FOR
- kENT,-From April lst next, adjoining
tho city limits, In good condition well watercd,
with good buildings and good road. Apply at
this Office. marietta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
Inrksnn.nnrh Pnrl..

Tie resolution OF Alderman Hahen. 1i
tlC lat meeting Il the Board . Aliim %.
providing park for ia ea,Ju Ward, is q
rove IN The right direction. The site So
iecttd will be q, much approved ht the
bites IS by the colored people. Us The em-
itli.hMent Of the UG,i-htiy hillside see
lccicl viii BE happy relief TO all 81 oar
citizens who frequent the new Uenuco
road o pleasure drive.
Public park, are public bcncilct0rs, ana
10 city can have TOO many parks. They
should. however. be % equally distributed
as possible, and certainly the masses should
not be deprived 81 them. They are, in
iuct. intended more fOI the u.c OF the poor
md humble citizens than the rich. Every
ward In this city has it, "breata,ng spot y
except Jackson Ward, and certainly there i
no other ward IN this city more IN need OF
park.
.Mar.haH Ward has IL Chimborlzo, Jci-
fcrson IT, Libby and terraced roads,
Madison il. capitol square, Monroe is
CANDLES Hi. and Clay is Monroe Park
and reservoirs. But Jackson Ward has
either 10 refresh Itself by 4 Dissertation Of
tie graves Of SbOckoe Ilill Gene
tary or the limitation Of the fumes
Of Eac0n's quarter branch. Being
RE most thicsly settled, and the
worst ward, bygienecaliy speaking, with
les sewerage and culyertagc, certain
Is, II there be a need of parks, jack
ION Ward sppeals to our city fathers
in stronger language and more positive
claim, than any oiher section Of tue city.
The taxable valne OF Jackson Ward Is
q. Is9, SG2, yielding au annual tax Of $751;
32g. 50. and | venture 10 assert II our city
fathers would allot Jackson Ward Park
that the increased taxable value Of the sur
rounding property would pay the city blek
In ten years time, not mentioning the
greater and more general blessing IL will
nroye In the elevation Of morals and the
promotion Of health In that ward.
A TAx-PAvER,
mot Of Jackson Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
ra.,n reslh for III. nroiher.

\ Peterson y. J.) telegram say.. WHOM
Tire afternoon train Cu thr >u-4uehuul
road entered the cut below th., ciiy
I'll, afternoon five boys. residents oi tbs
city, wee walking d0Bn tle track. II.
train had acsu ,i-na.lcl o. make o dying
switch, and the boys consequently did NJ
ste their danger until tlctrlu Wa. aln1-t
uYon them. Three Of them got safely 1u-
81 The WY, but Robert and james Nus
arumtr. aged respectively 'en and eight
years. and rc.il'ug With theirplrcnt, Is. ~.
- oak street, found ,l.m,e.ye. in tte W.
III fhe train. Robert succeeded IN clearing
ile track, but the ,tcn, VI tlc forward ear
struck Do, brother. Robert bad noticed the
Danger I'm whichlis brother vas placed and
attempted 10 save him. the result h.iuI thIt
while James was only slightly bruised the
Older boy va. thrown under The train, the
wheel, passing over ore u h. arms. IL
Wa, brought to TIT, city and attended hy
N,. Mcintosh, Barnett. and Ni'Aer,, Who
decided ibat ampult ln wa, necessary
The brave little fellow refused % ilke an
arG-'lct.c. and whit ~" phy,iriin, took
bis arm Oh 70 the elbow Ae cOnVer-ed with
those around him. only ,hOWlug by the
occasional iVitching lt Ii. muscles and the
compression Of hi, i'q- that b. wa under
going :uy suffering. When the forearm
had been removed 10 w1, found necessary
ai-0 10 amputate tn .ub AZ the shoulder.
still the llttle fellow aid not fincl. auI al
though hc is to-nicl' suffering severely
from The shock. IL /, thought be- viii survive
the operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
Zelda Se@uin.

Time Aa- dealt kindly witt MI. >,ZuI''
i''r voice ana face are s'iil lic'n ana lA'F'
'tu het HpiI'a a. ou.l '1t Il, ,A,! WI
"''.' son" '"-' go -Ii' "' ~, " a a w ID
i'rd Sc M u". I'D % vi; N"i'i,' "
.,''htfol 'ae ho''l'I anu eA' I HI''' go.
-iini'lef' lie - " n'.,i' N.i.' .I''I i','
gentleman engaged lH i'' t'n'iAI.i' ','.'
.o, iucI''IFe bu,ihe', Oh Tl.-'l- -'och III
il''.h,' -Ll .-' 'i, t,p '.i''o'' Oh '-i' II "a
FL, NJ a. az ,,'0..' I'.o ~ ~, t.
ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25

the President sought refuge for his country
IN some Issue outside the trend OF SEQ
,ioual agitation"
Recounting the amenities OF the psI'ou
OF Fillmore and Pierce, Mr. stuart te'''
that he served several days 10 TIE Dsho.
critic Cabinet. The President Thought u
dccorous 70 have the Presidcnt.elect, Gene.
raj Pierce. end his presumably seiecpa
Cabinet 81 dinner. Mr.. stuart escorted
Mrs. Marcy. Brilliant and witty, ~ Mr..
Stuart Describes her, she asked the name
OF \ guest, o prominent New Yorker OF
those DAYS. Wien Dir. Stuart answered
she said: "You give me great relief, TOT !
was afraid be was one OF our new -ei.
She already knew that her husband was ~
be Secretary Of state. "President Pierce de-
sired the Fillmore Cabinet 10 remain TOT
few DAYS. although all 81 us promptly re-
signed" saws Mr.. Stusrt, "and then was
q Cabinet officer under Democratic Pres'-
dent who was a splendid gentleman, ang
who subsequently, bad an able Cabinet
rfuroduce for the Times another cibci y
letter, which Mr. stuart holds IN iaded
envelope addressed 10 himself. The enle-
lore has In one corner the emblemfic
words, "COnfcderatc states OF America
pcpartment Of Staie.r The letter reads:
RICHMOND. 25ih March, '6L.
NV Dear sir: Would IL be In your power
10 come 10 Richmond as promptly As posi-
ble on matter Of great public interest
The President and myself are DESTROYS OF
comforting with YOU IN person, a. the sub.
iect Is too delicate for correspondence.
need scarcely ,ay that II should not be
known that YOU come on any but your own
l.fr. fua fFllfX.
i. Z. BENJAMIN.
Hon. 4. H. H. Stuart, Stanton. Va.
The proposed work for Mr.. stuart was
diplomacy in Canads, by which the peace
sentiment was 10 be fostercd in the North,
and he Nas 10 have an ample fund To draw
upon in London. Mr.. stuart was asked 70
Give ne obligation save his assurance a. 70
,he expenditure Of such funds as he should
ak. lie declined the mission because ne
had no confidence in the existence 81 any
Organized peace sentiment at the Norm
large enough TO warrant nursing IT,.
Thu, this wise Nirgiuinn, prominent
in ahairs when most Americans 81
to-day were unborn, refused responsibility
FOR one Of the last desperate resorts Of the
secession movement, which be had resisted
I'm the Nirgmia Convention u 1851. True
10 Virginm in an The great sacrifices M
I0sed upon her by = war not OF her Own
making, like his brilliant colleague and
knsm1n in the Convention Of l~0i, Johu
{. Baldwin, long since dead, Mr.. stuart j.
nowi,e responsible Tor any OF The falncies
upon which the Confederate movement WIS
based.
There {, no suggestion Of twilight orcyen
a splendid sunset in the talN OF the states
m5n whom | saw yesterday Tor the Times.
Vet he epltomiZe, gcucrltiOn, IN hi name,
BIS experience in public life. his assoca.
lions with public men, and hi, wisdom.
Hi, CHEEKY parting words a. lcft his hos.
ritai home were u a character b encourage
hope that venerable Nirciuiln, who has
given his state faithful and eminent ser
vice. nay bc spared ior many years tocome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
arn,nnh,o ,,e1r,cnirro

Tie edition for 1857 OF the sterling Med'-
cal Annual Known 90 HOsietters Almanac
Is now ready, and may be obtained Tree OF
cost ~ druggists and genera country dear
crs in al parts Of the United states, Mexico.
and. Indeed n every civilized portion 81 The
western hemisphere. lois almanac mas
been issEed regularly a. the commencr'
merit ofesery year for over Oue-Aith or =
century. 10 combines with the sOuniest
practical advice FOR the preservation aul
iestoratiOu o. Lea,in large amount OF IN.
'erestiug aEi amusing Eight reading ana
the calendar, astronomical CALCULATIONS
Chronological items &c. are prepared via
neat care. ana VIII bee found entirely accu-
fate. The issue % Hostetters Almanac iot
l~s7wu prorahly De the lsr.fst edition o1
? medical work ever published n any couh'
ffy Iae uropii etOfs. Aessis. liDs er&'o !
r'ttsbCfgn. Penn. on receipt OF Two cent
etarTp. viii fOrwaria copy 10y msu % any
PERSON who cannot procure a COPY Ia MS
ia ISrrbof1 De 2l-iu tn " Asa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
a Christmas Lullaby.

BY JOHN Adds 4OS sf1oSDS.
Sleep baby. sleep II mother sings;
Heavens angels kueeI ana fOld tlelr wings
sleep, baby, sleep!
With swsthes Of scented hay thy bed
BY Aary's hand at eve vas spread.
sleep, baby, sleep!
At midnight came the shepherds they
HON sersphs Weakened Oy Ice way.
sleep, baby. sleep!
And three kings f.om Fast atsr
Ire dawn came. guided by tue star,
sleep. baby, sleep.
They brought thee gifts OF gold and gems,
Pare orient pearls. rich dladem,-
sleep. baby. sleep!
Yut thou who Test slum berihg there
An king OF kings, earth. ocean, air.
Sleep. baoy, sleep!
Sleep baby. sleep! The shepherds sing;
Thu ougL heaven, through earth. nosannas
ring.
sleep baby, sleep.
Men York Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
Another hut Not n New Theory Abou
sIryerfus ana gtiiiau.


Dear Dispatch: ! am a Presbyteriln
minister, sud while native 81 Virginia |
am now and have been for several years
resident aud city pastor IN another Sta,e.
Not wishing notoriety do not sign my
name to this, bat since my bOyhOod nave
been a reader q the Dduy Dispatch. and
have read dyery word Of evidence and all
Tie arguments yrO and con. In this mystic
rious case, and all the articles touching q
TeprieVc and cOmmuta'ion OF sentence.
To Ibis time | have not believed that
Cluyerius l. guilty Of the murder, ond will
no, unless ,ce il as a confession from the
mau himself. am doubtful whether he Is
guilty. Certain workmen on Belle Ille,
busy at WOrL. thought they bad seen the
tw o together that day: and icweller, who
Lad mcnGcd 4 watch.key in a certain way.
identified The key, but did not pretend t.
sav that this was the only KEY OF that pat
torn that ever was made, or the only watch
key Of that Kind that was ever mended IN
that way. But on the evidence OF these
witnesses It Is claimed that this young man
Of slight build and small feet made the
bTogan tracks and lifted that woman over
the reservoir fence; struck such blow rs
must have rendered her insensibe, With
llIl "A NilLAi Afl A~lfA ONNi Wi@ ~ Nt4Ns
then threw herface-iorCmO,t IN the water TO
drown.
cannot believe II on the testimony OF hi,
being the father Of the unborn child. That
she loved him is certain. but that be ala
not love her at the time Of her death j.
enuaIly certain, But n ic was her -c-
Quccr. and therefore wanted 10 rid himself
~ sch an incubus In view u bis approach
~ that ha
would allow himself % be seen with her m
20 many pubic places oil the day Of her
ahCged murder!
Who arc The witnesses: One boy who
found the watch-kcy: others, women 4
bad rcputc; others, negroes, fond Of sen
.a1Cnal storiC. and easily led 10 testify
what they are asked 10 testify; The driver
o.! q ,trcct-car. and boy who rode an eN-
TIA horse. te,iifying TO the idcntdg Of tr1
ucSsfrGerS. aud doctor who hurried'y
pissed hr0 pcopie at ri}ht on the street
laadng 10 the r,sc.yoir. tLus far pro
duceG.
What then? II he was guilty Of her 80
CuCtion, and wanted 10 gCt rid Of her. nav
o, not have been seen, Just q, the last wit
rc., testified 10 seeing them. on the way u
tlo tc-,ryoirf MAY he not have agreed u
20 with her, rs an az lum. 10 that ola man :
house. on that street, where her shawl wa
found on the fence May be not have
found them unwilling 90 receive her, ana
ilcn. 20 hide her shame, mas ihfy not Dave
eorrfd ~ commit suicide together: MAY
lCv not have gone through That broken
palt az the fence together? Nty they nj,
after list embrace. have stood u-rihr.
ITa moment. when she made III, p.In-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
CLUyERlUS'S CASE.
oors TIRE EVIDENCE PROVE THAT HS
GUILTY OF suRpERi'
ri. suAieet Discussed by Number OF
CorretpOr aeEis-Varicas
Views. Sc,

,roi The communications following are
-,s5able. and some Of them contain points
all worth considering. One or two Of
.,c writers say thst they have studied The
e,,s from the ofioal record. The writers
.re nearly an psoie ss!onal mea. Some OF
ttem hsyc state reputation:
qo0 ne Edior Of tie D'patc,:
n seems strange Thai cutie 4 number o.
ir'clurcnt gentlemen thinh that "the jury
and iudcc - Richmond have made grave
r,i.tgke IN couNiciing Cluycrlus. | beg
e. s,u their attention 60 some sclteVideui
nrAvo>itluus--io ut;
That an ujoihecnt people are better
,gaEfsN. ~ r.eson ol Their familiarity
,ito she Witnesses and The locality, 10
ir5-c of the eutit 90 She accused than
chose who are 20 "a distance and are ign0-
r4ni Of the facts.
y That iho ,ndila0'son 81 q virtuous
community at The p.rpC lr1tion OF great
.r-mc in their midst is an evidence oi Their
virtue and Refinement, a, foul murder ~
-5ur own house would excite greater h0r-
rer and deeper scrutiny than a murder IN
mother part Of ,Hr town, and that this
horror and indigestion 3. 10y no lucaus any
evidence Of your being bloodthir,ly, bat
%, contrary.
g. That the prs>ir0rd " Merton - used 10
rr Exchange n january and at the Am .'
r.au Hotel .p MARCIA L. yyo9fposi'Iue, and
.. certain as any maihenaucal proposition,
u.t Ih.ycrius and iiu17 Madison met m
E hmonG hy appoiu'r IT. II l. impos'i-
b.. Tor any rational m..1 - come 10 any
.fl,r conclusion. u ir. Jones goes 10
r... H.If. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-25
THR RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DECEMBER %. 1886

tually invoked upon bis head The wrath OF
2 righteous God should he fail 10 do Justice
10 the accused. Yet this man had, In the
grossest language, already condemned The
prisoner Whose gentlemsnly department "
conceded by slD before be had heard
syllable az the evidence. And stu others
of the Jury, as u sympatbizine with the
lad fate OF the doomed man. claimed that
they were uDduly Influenced by the women
OF Richmond when taking their usual air-
ing on The streets.
"Sercy is a quality that II not strained:
IL faileih from the heavens as the gentie
rain
Upon the places beneath.
1t ID twice bie0 edit blesseth hlm that
gives and him that receives;
IT'S mig BIT lest IN the mightlest,
And becomes the ihr0ned monarch better
than his crown"