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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-14

LeemoS On un colega:-
"En Arecibo, una desamparada
mujer di6 a luz, a orilIas del rio,
una criatura, que fu6 recogida por
la morena Carmen Escoriaza.
La reciennacida es blanca v
rubia, apesar del color negro de su
madre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-14

En- la travesia de Halifax a Ma
yagiiez. ha perdido el bergantin
ingl6s Bessie GrGcie al contramaes-
tire, que caJ6 al aqua, & los cuatro
d1as de navegaci6n, al querer prac.
ticar una operaci6n en- la RIA.
Ell captain y la tripulaci6n hi
cieron grandes esfuerzos para sal
var al inteliz marinero, mas fu6 del
todo impossible conseguir el huma-
nitario objeto que SO proponfan.
Sentimos esta desgracia."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Richmond Protestant Episcopal Mis-
sfenary society.

y
The Protestant Episcopal churches In
Richmond and Manchester and in this vlcini-
tv suspend their usual Wednesday night
services aud hold q union service tonight at
st. Psurs church. The occasion Is the an-
nusl meeting OF the Richmond Protestant
Episcopal Missionary Society. This society
has for lts president snd first yice-president
the Bishop aud the Assistant Bishop OF the
Diocese OF Virginia. Its object is 70 keep tue
churches informed upon missionary topics
and 10 stir up the congregations to zeal and
liberaiity In the cause OF missions at home
aud abroad.
The business to be transacted tonight can
be briefly dispatched. There viii be only
short report OF what the society has done In
the first year Of its existence and the annual
election OF second xlce-president, recording
secretary, corresponding secretary, aud
treasurer.
The feature OF the evening win be the adj
dress OF Rev. Professor Carl +. Grammer,
Of the Theological Seminary near Aexan-
dria. He IL a son Of the eloquent DR.. Gram
mer, OF Baltimore. who lately preached pow
erful sermons in several pulptts OF this city
upon missions. The Professor IL even bet
ter authority upon missionary subjects than
hts father, having devoted a great deal OF
time to their study and being full OF the
spirit OF missions. He has chosen for bis
topic tonight "The Modern Missionary
Movement" and will no doubt richly Illus
trste his treatment OF it with the gleanings
OF late trip abroad.
The singing al this service will be particu-
lerly attractive, as Professor Reinbsrdt will
lead selected choir IN an opening voluntary
ard Captain Cunningham will sing 40 offer.
tory solo. The collection is for the work OF
the society. The Rev. Preston G.. Nash, who
is chairman Of the Committee OF Arrange
ments, has had programme tastefully PRINT
ed containing the service and hymns so that
the responses and congregational singing
can be hearty ard inspiring. IL is expected
that the attendance will be very large. as the
public is cordially invited and urged to at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
TOO ENTHUSIASTIC.
MANCHESTER IN SHORT SPACE.
A Youthful HOusebreaker sent On
Sundry other KfemA.

Catlett Jordan Is the name Of colored
youth about thirteen wears old, who was be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday morning
CHARGED with unlawiully breaking and ep-
tering the dwelling-bOuse of c. G. Clarke
and stealing 81 - in United States currency.
Mr. Clarke lives near the corner OF Eleventh
and Banbridge streets. Tue robbery was
committed Monday afternoon about 4 o'clock
during the absence Of the entire family. The
boy. who was left in the yard 10 look after
everything. admitted when be was arrested
that be broke into tie house and took the
money from a bureau-dIawer. Only few
cents Of the money was found on his person,
snd watch aud chain which he had pur-
chased with the rest. Jordan was sent on
to the grand jury.
The Chesterfield County Court was ex-
pected 10 adjourn for the term Yesterday
afternoon. On Monday an application was
made TO the Court by Mr.. Arnold for a
license 10 sell liquor Of the Halfway House,
on the Petersburg turnpike. A number Of the
property owners living in the neighborhood
sent in a communication protesting against
the granting OF the license. After hearing
the statements Of the petitioners the Court
refused to grant the license.
The night school under the auspices OF the
Meade Memorial church has been organized
on Fifth street between Hull and Decatur
streets. In connection with the MISSION
will be a Thursday night service at 1870
O'Clock and A circulating library.
Mr.. W. b. Moody, OF this city, who Is
studying pharmacy in Philadelphia. will
probably come home to spend the Christ
mas holidays.
Treasurer Gillian, OF Chesterfield. was
selliRg delinquent lands at the county court
house Monday and yesterday.
The City Council will hold its December
meeting Friday night at 1880 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Alleged ErauG.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

tBy teieRFapu 70 lno DlspAco,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., December ll.-Mr
Chandler presented In the Senate this mOrn-
ing petition praying for an Investigation
into alleged deprivation OF the right to vote
for electors and congressman IN South Caro-
llna last month. Tbis petition Is signed by
the names OF 1875 residents Of Ziegler pre-
clDct, Orangeburg county, S. C., and re-
cites that they endeavorcd 10 comply with
the registration law Of the state but were
prevented from doing so, and then on the
day OF election were refused the right to
vote. A letter accompanying the petition,
which Mr.. Chandler also presented, stated
that 1926 voters Of Orangeburg county were
thus deprived of exercising their right of
franchise The nsmes were taken at the
polls ~ fast as ueir owners were refused
the privilege OF dspositing their ballots.
The petition and letter was referred 10 the
Committee on Privileges aud Elections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

The second night Of the Travellers Pro.
tectiye Association Bazaar opened up last
night under more promising auspices than
that Of the opening night, and the Drummer
Bows friends packed Sanger Hall TO overs
flowing. The national officers, who had de-
cided 10 remain until this morning, were
again present, together with President
Hone, OF slaunton. and several members OF
his post, who were rendered public recep-
tion by the Richmond post.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, un-
der command OF Captain Sol. Cutchins, at
tended in 4 bods, snd taking It altogether it
was an evening Of enjoyment we'll spent.
The various contests opened up ID earnest
and up 60 10 O'Clock last evening the voting
stood ~ follows:
Most Popular Officer Virginia Division:
II. L. Hlrshb.rg, y; N. A. Hope, IL.
Most Popular T. +. A: a. Cohen, 50; j..
Il. Culpeper, %.
Most Popular Commercial Traveller: A.
T. Abernetby, Ga; j. ii. White. %.
Most Popular Merchant or Manufacturer: ::
Major Lewis Gnter, IA; Lewis Stein, 81;
4. A. Baughman, >; Sol. Cutchins, 4; VIII
liam Cans, 80.
Most Popular Merchant Traveller: John
s. Harwood. ,: W. r. ID. GaScoyne, 49,;
Joseph Wallersten, 2G.
Most Popular Saleslady: Miss Wagner, 3
Miss Botti9 9heimer. 3; Miss Alice Lambert.
80; Miss Jennie Lyon, o.
Most Popular Salesman: G.. W. Rady, 81 (;
T. Starke, s.; B. Wertheimer, 8.
Most Popular Railroad Oihcisl: John ID.
Polk. ll6; r. W. Courtney, /; Sol Haas,
8; John +. Mayer, ..
Most Popular Hotel Proprietor or Clerk !:
lack Murnhv = SENT Carring gt0n. 3. Marx
Davis, 3; Mcdowell, 8.
Most Popular Charitable Institution: Re-
treat for the Sick. s; Little sisters OF the
Poor, s.
All contests will close at II O'Clock.
The bazaar closes tonight at II O'Clock
with 4 grand ball. AmoDg the features OF
tbe evening will be fancy flower drill, the
secret ballot, and public auction.
All goods remaining on hand at l0:30
O'Clock will be sold at auction without limit
or reserve 1t Is expected that the hall will
be crowded tonight with friends Of the
drummers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
BOteaourt Notes.

Mr.. William A. Glasgow, Jr., chairman OF
the Democratic Executive Committee OF Boz
tetourt county, was Monday the recipient
OF a beautiful gOld~headed cane, with the
following inscription: " Presented by the
Democracy Of Lower Boletourt 10 their
chairman. W. A. Glasgow, Jr., 1885" The
presentation speech was made by Mr. 5. 4.
Jones, OF Buchanan, in the courthouse His
speech as we'll as the response OF Mr.. Glas-
cow was very appropriate.
The friends OF local option met In Flncas-
tie Monday and appointed an Executive
Committee. with the view OF making ygo-
rous canvass OF the county preparatory to
the election, which they expect 10 have
throughout the county next spring. II was
expected that petition would be presented
to the County Court at this term for an clec-
ton. but some doubts were raised as to
whether sufficient names had been secured
to effect their purpose, and tins action was
postponed.
Monday night Fiucastle narrowly escaped
a destructive fire. AOou, haf.past O'Clock
the division fence between Mrs. }. NJ. Car
per and Mr. J. &. Bolton. on Roanoke street,
took fire from an ash.bOx, and when disco.
vered the fire had spread to Bottoms wood.
pile ard nearly to Mrs. Carper's kitchen.
All the buildings in that section OF the town
are wooden, and n the night had been at all
windy It /, probable that q large portion Of
the town would have been destroyed. This
10 the third time recently that this town has
been aroused by the crv OF fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Tenn.ssee ntdIand RAILWAY.

As the Tennessee Midland railway IL being
built by the Virginia Construction Com
pany of this city, composed largely OF Rich
mond capitalists, we clip the following from
the Memphis Times OF the 9th instant:
pamphlet descriptive Of the Tennessee Mid
land railroad was laid on the EDITORS desk this
week. 10 sets forth tho advantages this road
possess, both as TO freight and passenger trans
portatiOD. The road runs through a beautiful
section Of country never before traversed by an
iron stesrn-horse. aud all along its line little
towns and hamlets are springing up IKE nowers
In the Wilderness. The Midland does thriving
business, aud when completed 70 its entire pro-
posed length will be one ~ the nnest roads in
the South. II is under able management. its
officials are obhging, rs conductors attentive
and polite. and a ride on It Is delightful The
pamphlet gives some valuable information about
the road aud the sections through which it passes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Golden chat. omeers

Alta regular meeting Of jefferson Lodge.
No. 10. o. q. e., Deputy-Suprems-C Com-
mander a. l.. Carrie, assisssc BY Deputy
supreme. Guide II. d. 9srcin, Installed the
following eficers for this term +. X. Chap
msn. commander; W. +. Aerediia. vice.
commander; w. l.. Gaines, assistant CON-
mandsr; J. III. Hunt. pfelais; G. NJ. Bosher,
secretary; w. ]. Peyton, collector; Josiah
Rylspd, Jr,, treasurer; W. II. Burkert,
ruide; ). d. Wade. guardian; 4. A. Jones,
septisel. Tho order pays Sle9 70 $500 ca
death Of nicnbsr and s5 to tis per week
sick beaedss,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Democratic senators I'm Council.


WAsHISGToS, December Ill conference
Of the Democratic senstors was held last
evening. at which the Senate substitute Tor
the Mills bill was udder consideration. The
conference was called 10 learn whether or
not any senator had any suggestion 70 make
OF the change In the manner of treating the
measure as heretofore pursued in the SEN
ate, but there was none. No vote was taken
al any time during the meeting, The gather
ing being merely conference and not a
caucus, but 1t was unanimously determined
to make no iactious opposition TO the bill and
let It take It's regular course.
Views OF tne Democratic senators will,
however. be made known as each paragraph
is read, and amendments which are deemed
necessary and just will be offered. There
was full attendance Of senators at the con-
ference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

fSpecisl telegram % tho Dl5paGhi
CHARLOTTE. n. C., December lL.-To-day
Captain :. B. Alexander was interviewed by
the Dispatch correspondent regarding the
senatorial light. lie said; 81 cannot say
that will actively enter the race. | know
ms friends are doing some work for me and
pressing my claims. but whether j will bes
come an active candidate or not cannot yet
say"
"How about the rumOr that already
seyenty-twO votes have been pledged for
yOu?"
There Is absolutely nothing Of IT, No
doubt The way the rumOr became current
was from the assertion made that the Legts.
lature viii have segenty.nye farmers Ia it. |
knew nothing OF it until | read IL In the
papers"
'wIll you be a candidate. Captain, under
any circumstances ?"
"Well, now, provided the Democrats agree
IN caucus that Ransom Is not their choice |
possibly NAV enter the fight, but ] have not
fully made up my mind regarding the mat
ter"
II Captain Alexander does enter the fight
for senator those pcquAisted with him agree
be will make she Eght close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

The Grand Lodge OF hasons OF virginia
met IN annual communication nj 81. Adams
Hall yesterday evening Most Worshipful
william +. Drinkard, grand master, IN the
East.
Various annual reports we're presented
and referred.
This morning at IL O'Clock the Grand
Working Committee OF the Grand Lodge
will exempliy the work on . candidate al
ready elected in Metropolitan Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
OPPOSITION TELEGRAPH.
Postal COmpany's Lines TO BE E1-
tended to New Orleans.

The Postal Telegraph IL soon to construct
wires from Washington southwark aud es-
tabish offices in all the principal southern
cities. 1t now operates extensively In the
North and West.
The Mackay. Bennett cable is part Of the
Postal I-Telegriph system, and 1t Is claimed
10y exDert electricians that the Postaps equip
ment is Of the very finest class.
Is is understood that Mr.. Joseph W. Rates
ls 10 be general superintendent for the south
ern district. The president Of the company
j. Mr.. Albert y. Chandler and the chief
electrician Is Mr.. +. W. Jones.
Mr.. Hates was ut one time superintendent
OF this division OF the Western Union Com
pany; later was general manager OF the
Southern Telegraph Company, and is now
employed IN 4 responsible position in Phila-
dolphin. lie was here few days ago aud
went from here to the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

County.surveyo james T. Redd, ESD, Is
busiiy engaged In having the streets OF River
View graded and planting corpef.ssonts.
BY the way, this besutlfu plat OF ground sd.
joining the city parks OF our growing West
End will soon present . most inviting op-
portunity for an investment 70 those who are
looking for beautiful elevated lots 10 build
on, or TO the specuiator. The county viii Re
asked TO grade Meadow street 70 the river.
Then the owners OF River View propose 70
run a street-csr line from the river TO con.
meet with the Electric Line. When this line
Is built the owners OF River View propose
TO give the bead Of each family that settles
In this addition. with his wife included, .
free PASS for one year. Messrs. X. y. Chat.
fin & co. are the agents for owners, and
will gladly show this property st any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
PrnnerfY Trnnsfers.

Richmond j. Leslie llall to Sarah +.
Hill, 10 fecton Leigh street between Graham
and Oak. s42j; j. Leslie Hall 10 Lucea M.
Knox, lG5 feet on Leigh street between Gra-
ham aud OAK. Si25; John Hickey and wife
10 Byrd W. Langstou, - feet on Hancock
street near Leigh, 1850; Charles y. Hill and
wife to Nathan ". Nelson, improvements
and fixtures on 100 feet on Cary street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, $4,000; Charles
L. Whtlock and wife 10 Hardwlcke Il
Mitchell, lO9 feet on Cary street, corner
Twentieth street, 81. 9iG.1j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
wan,sl.Converted Into Real Estate.

In the CIV CIRCUIT Court yesterday Judge
Wexford, upon motion OF the plaintih, en-
tered decree In the chsncery case Of samuel
Mller's executor rs. The Board OF Literary
Fund ct dis., referring 10 commissioners the
question OF allowing $1,000 city bond, held
by B. NJ. Davidson IN trust for his infant
daughter. 10 be sold and the proceeds be con-
ytrted into real estate. The executor desires
TO make this change, and the commissioners,
after inqulring INTO the matter, will report 10
the Court whether or not in their opinion 1t
IL advisable that this privilege be granted.
The remainder Of the day was spent In
the consideration OF garnishee cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Tenth Annual Holiday Reduction

Notwithstanding the immense quantity OF
goods we have sold since we announced our
great reduction IN prices We siill have great
many bargains left. We would be glad TO
have all our friends and customers call this
week before the great rush which always
prece6es the holidays. Remember, II "a no
trouble 20 show goods. and your tinie viii be
well spent. Goddard & Moses, 920 Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
$4,000 F,re.

NoREIsrowS, Pa, December 11.--A FIRE
about midnight last night totally DESTROYED
Thomss 4 SONS tack works, located just be-.
yond the borough limits. The loss 10 esti-
mated al $4,000; insured for one third.
The origin Is unknowu. This lire led 10 the
night that Watts q Sons mills we're burn
ing. The " atts mill wn not injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
uenr,eo County Court.

The case OF William Lee (colored). charged
with stealing pair OF pauts from John Red
man, was tried 10 this court yesterday. The
prisoner WAS convicted and scot to Jail for
fifteen days.
The case OF Albert Smith (cooredb
charged With stealing a lot OF corn from
Elers0n & HarVle, was called and the evil
dence WAS partly heard; after which the
court adjourned over until this morning at %
O'Clock.
Some OF the magistrates held court At the
county courthouse yesterday, but none Of
the cases before them were important.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
suDreme Courtor Appeals.

sededs to decree OF toe Circuit Court OF Hen
rico county pronounced December %. 1851.
Elan against the Commercial Bank OF Suf-
folk. Argued by John Lyon, ESQ.,. for
plaintiff In error and submitted.
Carr, Superintendent, against Branch and
ais. Argued by x. B. Davies, Esq, for sp-
pellants, and W. r. McKenney, Esq, for ap-
pellees and continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

The shortest and quickest line is cid 81.
LOUIS and the Wabash Western railway.
Pullman Buffet Sieeping-Csrs -. Louis 10
Kansas City, Denver, and Cheyenne. Only
one change OF ears between 81. Louis and
San Francisco or Portlaad. Train leaves n.
Louis daily at s:35 T.. 81. All agents 10 thu
United states and Canada sell tickets via this
short route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
The Latest and Best.

DR.. Galeski's new Perfection Eye-glass
will 6t any form OF nose. lt can be worn
with more ease aud comfort than any other
Eye-glass on the market. sneezing. laugh.
ing, and stOoping will not affect IT. nrm and
gentle hold. As heretofore. my examination
is free, and all OF my superior Glasses adj
iusted according 10 sctusl need. Dr. :.
Galeski glb east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Imnortanttnnngc.

The terms Of sale to the baud.ome West
FTanklin-streei lot have been changed 10 QUE
fifth cash, and balance IN Ole, two, three,
and four years, with g per cent. Interest.
see advertisement OF Messrs. r. V Chaiin y
Co.. auctioneers. who will .ell a. a whole or
two lots Of 30 feet each. ese Friday, De-
cember II, IssS, al ( O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

Special telegram ~ the Dlspatch-l
CHARLOTTE, N. c., December ll.-Mrs. Re-
beeca Fry, an old lady living 10 Catawba
county, yesterday fell into a well about
thirty feet deep She was drawing water,
when the PLANK covering the well gave way,
precipitsting her to the bottom. With much
difficulty she was rescued. aud, strange TO
say, II Is said she may recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
First-Csass SILVER Ptatedears,
Roxers's CeIebrated Cutlery.

TODAY and tomorrow the balance of the
stock OF strictly first-class Qusdruple silver.
ware and the Rogers Cutlery. which Is sold
by all frst-cass dealers in this country, eau
be bought al private sale while the balance
Of stock is being packed up. No more sue
ton saies-sud no such chance Tor at least
one year at No. - Ninth street.
GEoRGE ". MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

DANyILLE, VA, December | H. A jury was
easily obtained to-day for the SlyIor murder
trial from the yeuire from Amherst. The
prisoner was srraigned and testimony was
proceeded with till , o'clock this afternoon,
when the court adjourned. The testimony
is much the same IS heretofore reported, and
very few witnesses will be introduced. 10
will be the last Of the week before the case
will be gwen 10 the Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Big storm ON the Coass.
m, ..1...-.,.h a., ,h.. nfao.,.h 4

AsBURY PAsK, y. j., December ia
heavy storm is ragiue here, aud the wiud Is
blowing hard on the shore. The crews Of
the lIfs-ssVing stations are patrolling the
beach IN squads. II is thought that consid-
ersble damage will be done at high tide tbis
Afternoon. A large quantity OF coeoanuts
came ashore at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove this morning, which are supposed to
have come from a wrecked vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

We think IT'S bad enengn 10 have the city
fllled With unsightly electrician poles, but
surely some means could be devised 10 pre-
vent persons from covering the same with
advertisements. some Of which are Of tin and
securely nailed on the poles. We fespeet-
fully call the attention OF the City Council TO
this nuisance WKsf MAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

in Holiday Goods. su'h o. Fancy Chairs.
Eases. Cabinets, Desks, shaving >tani'.
ETC., from now until Chrisim1s save -
per cent. by calling esrly n SO I'D Governor
street. EDwIS l. HEWITT & 90,
Fufnuufe DrsicTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

There IL nothing more desirable aud sc'
ceptable for Christmas present than hand
some and iney-tinished Photograph.
The Vernon Portrait Gallery will take
Portraits up TO the 10th instant and have
them ready for Christmas.
A. DE LIMOS,
107 east Broad street, ground h0or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Description wanted of sutton.

IL stu remains matter OF much surprise,
ernor Lee, that no accurate description OF
Wsyman sutton mas been published here
abouss st least The police here have no In
fsrmatiee on the subject.
A eonpleie, thorough word-pIeturing Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

Fine etchings, engraylngs, easels, and
albums at Trustees sale &C Lewis's Art Gal
lery, 9l2 Main street. The entire stock must
be closed out at once. Call aud purchase
your holiday and wedding presents At once.
Il. T.. DgLARuE,
Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Hanged for marderisg mis Mother.

RrvERHEAD, N. T.. December il.-Frsnels
Asbury Hawkins wss hanged a. s:3J O'Clock
this morning. He murdered his mother be-
cAnse she opposed bis marriage 70 the woman
be chose. hawkins Is connected with 4
great many Of the most prominent families
ia suffolk county.