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FIFFIEFH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1888.
senate.

The resolution heretofore offered by
Mr. Riddleberger to suspend so much OF
the rules az provide for executive SEES
sions during the consideration OF the fish
eries treaty was taken up. Mr.. Riddle
berger said he had given notice yester-
dav that he would call up the resolution
IN order that those who were opposed 10
il might absent themselves and draw
upon the courage which they lacked TO
vote for it. This proposition bad been
beaten from time 70 time, and had been
for five years, by just the same kind Of
parliamentary practice that had been
tined to-day interposing other morning
business. He called for the yeas and
NAYS on agreeing 10 the resolution.
Mr.. Edmunds said that as the question
was on agreeing to the resolution he de-
sired TO submit some observations to the
Senate which be did not care to submit
10 her Maiesty's ministers just at pres
ent. He therefore moved that the gal
leries be cleared and the doors closed.
The motion was agreed TO and the order
at ! O'Clock was executed.
The Senate, at $40 p. NJ, after two
hours spent in secret Legislative session,
opened It's doors. Dunng the secret
session Mr.. Kddieberger's resolution to
consider the fisheries treaty in open seS-
SION was the only subject Of debate, but
several senators ventured to discuss brief
~ the merits Of the treaty itself, being,
however. called TO order for so doing.
Messrs. Edmunds and Hosr made a
strong fight against the resolution.
Upon motion Of Mr. Butler the resO.
luton was ordered 20 be referred to the
Committee on Foreign RIGHTEOUSNESS,
Al nays s.
After the public session was resumed
the bond-purchase bill was taken up.
and the vote was taken on Mr.. Palmer's
motion 10 recommit the bill. The mo-
ton was rejected--yeas, 20; nays, 81.
The following is the detailed vote;
Yeas. -Messrs. Allison, Blair, Came.
ron, Cullom. Davis. Dawes, Farwell,
Frye, Hawley, HiscOck, Hosr. Ingalls,,
Mcpherson, Palmer Platt, Sabine. Saw
yer. Sherman, Spooner, and Stock
bridge-20.
Nays.-Messrs. Bate, Beck. Berry,
Brown, Bowen, Butler. Call, Cockrell,
Coke, Colquitt, Dolph. Faulkner,
George, Gray, Hampton, Harris, Hearst,
Jones Of Arkansas, Mitchell, Paddock,
Payne, Plumb, Ransom, Reagan, Sauls-
bury. Stewart, Teller, Turpie, Vest,
voorhees,, and Wslthall--3l.
Dr. Stewards pending amendment
having been read Mr.. Beck asked him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

DEEDS WRITTEN aud acknowledge
taken.
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NORTH CAROLGNA NEWS MOTIFS.
magistraies Appointed-AC Celebrated
case.
Special telegram to the Dlspatch.l

RALEIGH, April Ex-Governor Scales
to-day appointed magistrates for Frank
lin. Burke, and Cabarrus counties
The suit Of Batter a Tsacks, Of New
York, against the State Of North Caro-
lima for 100000, which Was set for hear
ing il the State Supreme Court this
week, has been continued until the next
term.
To-day in the Wake Superior Court
the case OF the State rs. Sperry ".
Hesrn. editor Of the Wadesboro' hntoiU-
genccr, was taken up. There are about
a hundred witnesses, and the case will
occupy all tins week. Tue suit is BROUGHT
by j. l.. Stone. of Raleigh, for $4,000
damages for criminal libel, and is popu-
larry known as the cotton-seed case. 1t
is attracting much interest all over the
State. The examination Of witnesses
began this afternoon after tho solicitor
had read newspaper articles claimed to
be hbeilous.
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F,rc renruiberty-othcr Notes. !
TCoffcspOnuChce OF tHo rsI1n I'1"''I P''1'''F
LIBERTY, Va, April 2, 1888.

LlDrRTY, VA, AprH Z, Iooc.
Tho Westinghouse OF David j. Wells,
who lives few miles south OF this place.
wns entirely destroyed by fire last Satur-
day. Insured for 5000.
Rev. John II. Eager, Baptist mission
AIRY to Italy, who with his family will
spend the summer here, has been giving
an account of the missionary work in
Italy at the prayer.meeting at the Bep-
list church each Thursday night. His
lectures are very interesting and instruc.
tive, and the people irrespective of creed
attend.
The weather is fine and the farmers are
busy with their preparations for spring
crops. OLECk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

Bye. A. Catlin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. 9 Eleventh street
r1vrcrTORg SALE OF A LARGE

TXECUTORS' SALE OF A LARGE
IL NUMBER OF lots AID EIGHT SMALL
DWELLINGS IN THE EAST END NEAR Libb1
HlI,I.-At the request OF the executors CT Hiram
w. Tyler, deceased, will sell at auction on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1888,
commencing az ~ O'Clock 7. H., the following
desct bod PROPERTY: .,. ar,
'pWO TWO-s rOIY-AND- BASEMENT FhAmh
TFNEMENTS. containing eix rooms, on tuo
north side OF Franklin street between lhirue'h
and Thirty-nfst streets. 80,
TWO SIMILAR DWELLINGS on the south SIZE
of Franklin street opposite the above.
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS at tue
corner OF Thirty-frst aud Main streets. -.
TWO SMALL BRICK ItNbhkNiS ht tn'
northeast corner Of Main md 1hrty-nrst stree's.
All of tho aforementioned buildings are NOV
occupied aud are paying well
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
these Gales arc nado about $50 FEET Of
GkOUND ON Franklin, Main. and Ihlfty-Hrrt
streets win bo sold IN lots % suit Atout 4VO loe'
of this land lays beautifully, has q good hepih'
and viii be- sold a. such figures az VIII lusiuy mo
erection Of small dwellings on 10 for renting pur-
poses. $4,000. ...-.,..s,-.
This sale should attract host Of purchasers
and You may mrs grand opportunity py stay
ing away. Take hOrsc-cars 40 LIBBY I'M.
HpI r. A. "a liz AuD.'ol1o- --
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

Mr.. Herbert Spencer works three
hours day debating all his writings.
His favorite recreation is found in play
ing billiards
j. NJ. Crawford has translated tho
Kaledala, the epic Of the Finlanders,
into English, ana will soon publish the
work IN two volumes. II is said that
Longfellow took the metre Of "Hia-
watha from this poem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

cor-,spord.usly qy..k une o. cthef po.fA
Through ills VI .ncug issue A. .oe rA.tN
g. d. TAI .nN
No, General trt...lt stA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

TLOWERING PLANTS AND
II BULBS, FLOWER SEED. ROOTS, Erc.
CATALOGUE giving description. prices, etc,
free on application. send for IL aud make your
own selection. -
n. w. WOOD B. SONS, seedsmen,
10 south Fourteenth street, corner Sixth and
Marshall streets, and III east Franklin street.
NH 20-deod. u&swtApG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
By Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1911 lain street

A UCTION SALE OF A FRAME
"A DWELLING, No. OIL BUCHANAN STREEr
fBETWEEN CEDAR AND WASHINGTON
STREETsl.-We will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, on the premises. On
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1888,
at $50 o'clock z. NJ, the aboye-described pro-
perty, The HOUSE contains four rooms. aud Is
In good order, with city water ON tho lot The
LOT fronts thirty-three feet, and runs back be-
tween parallel lines good depth.
This property rents we'll, and will pay good
per cont on the investment
Terms; AT sale. SUTTON 4 CO.,
apl Auctioneers.
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USNHsS.

results IN "
BILIOUSNRSS,
which. IL neglected, soon loads 70 serious dis
eases simmons Liver Regulator exorts q most
felicitous influence over every kind Of bilious
nsss. ItIestOres the liyor b proper working or
der regulates the secretion Of bile. aud puts the
digestive organs In such condition mat they can
do their best work. After taking this medicine
10 ono will say. 81 am bilious"
~ was affected for several years with bilious
ness and disordered liver, which resulted IN a
severe attack Of taundice. / had good medical
attendance, and tried the favOrite prescription
ofoue Of the most renowned physicians OF Louis
vile. n.y., but 20 10 purpose, wnereupon was
induced totry simmons Liver regulator. was
benefited by its use, and It ultimately restored
me TO The full enjoyment OF health. "A. IL.
SHELBY, Richmond. Ky.
BE not imposed uponi Examine TO see that
Won get the Renuine-disinguished from all
frauds and limitations 10y our red Trade Mark
on front Of Wrapper, aud on the side The sea- and
signature OF j. ii. Zeihn Co. NH 3D-F,su, " Nv
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AUCrIos sAhEs--sn,us.s psy.:
BY Br .Tn h Lee.
Real Es,ste Auctioneers,
Ashland. Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM ABOUT THREE NILES
WEST or The BEAUTIFUL AInhAHtl',Es z;
AN THRIVING Town or ASHLAND, IN
HANOVER COUNTY. NA.-By virtue OF de-
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Hanover county, rem
dered on tho 3st day Of OCTOBER, 1887, ia Tho suit
Of John L. Saunders, Be-. ra John hOleo'o al
mlnis.rator &C.. tne subscriber vii Oior Tor sale
AZ nunlle auction IN from, Of StebbiuSs store, on
railroad street, ia the town Of Ashland. On
THURSDAY, APRIL D, 1888,
Mt 70 o'clock NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND
Owned by tho late John Nolan, containing yin
ACRES. more or less situated In Ashland dr.
trct. about three miles vest ~ tho Town ~ Ash
land Immediately on the main county sOad from
Ashland 10 Goodal!is. and adjoining ihe laDGs OF
j.. a. Brown. Edgar Tomkie-, and DINERS;
ABOUT ono half Is cleared: the rest IN Woo1 ana
timber Upon Tits farm there u large TWO
STORY DWELLING with tn roof recently psint~
cd. AMI o,her buildings, good orchard ana OK
ccllent wGter.
Persons desiring 10 400 this farm before tho
day Of sale may DO 80 by calling on the AUG
tiOncors, NJ Ashland. Va.
TERHs: Cash enough 20 pay costs OF SUIT ono
sale ami % discharge two liens thereon--Snc Tor
s2L5O. with interest on s2a2j. part thereon. from
6ih September, 1885. til paid; the other Tor
$500, WIN interest on fgA2S. part thereof, from
6h September, 1850, I'LL paid: balance IN thfee
equnl payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser giving negotiable notes.
with interest added. and waving homestead Tor
deferred payments. The title retained dull a
conveyance Is ordered by the Court
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

Everything which belongs to pure.
healthy blood is impaired by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. A trial will convince you
Of its merit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
BLOOD,
NERVE.
BRAIN

This preparation is far superior 20 all other
urcuarations OK Cod-Iiver OIL; 10 has many lmi-
fat6rs but no cqu6l-. The results following its
u.e are its best c0mmcnfaIon- Sc cure. az
Won yalu" Jour h9aItn. and Ret tho . nuine.
Manufactured only by Dr. ALBA y. WILCOX,
Chemist, Boston Mas sold ny an DfnRll.s.
NH llM1tkm lt-We0Nltlp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

ToRoNro. April 3.-Charies Z. Cross
and Samuel c. White. the absconding
bank officials Of Raleigh were again be-
fore the police magistrate this morning,
charged with bringing stolen money INTO
Canada. Their counsel asked until En-
day to plead. This WAS agreed to. Fur
ther proceedings have not as yet been
decided upon. District-Attorney Busbee
received a dispatch this morning from
the Comptroller of the Treasury at Wash
incton asking him 10 preserve the pack
ages of money intact that were taken
from the prisoners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
NORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
POlNN
TRAINS DAILY.

The favorits route % Baltimore. Theetssmers
Oh mi, aue ala mo1els of beauty elegance, arl
comfort. Leave Richmond '3D T. d.; ieavo
West Point Tuesday. iutr>lay7. hn4 "a Alu-f
a. =. ~: leave Baltimore u"r lay-, ihif--
caya. Had s4tatleys at4P ~. arrive at BAH
more A. Nj: arrive ar Richmond lOtJ A. NJ.
Faro Richmond 10 Baltimore tirst-class, 81
second class. sl.51
tages - business men M enabling them .
lcay. Richmond near tho cioae OF The dAJ
transactions and arrive OF Baltimore early next
morning. after having enjoyed delightful
NIGHTS root. free from 90 dusk ani noise u Iau-
way navel. ..,,.-.,, .,,,,.,
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond Clwenty-thrd
Street depou ...-.......--.......- li'to - n
Arrive Richmond (lwenty-tAir1 =,
street depo9.....-.,....-.. ........ 'o--"' ~
DAILY. italy except sunday.
Depot ami ticket-otiice; GOT virginia suce~
Uptown once Corner Tenth and Nam streets
JAS. L. TAYLOR
Genera. Passenger AgenI
d. >. POTTS,
Division Passenger AGENT
Richmond Va
sol. HAAS. Tra1ic Manager;
PEYlON RANDOLPH, Genera. Manager. deO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

TINE CODE OF VIRGINIA. 1887.
l. The new Code OF Virginia. published ms
day by authority a. the Legislature, and sold
at the State prices by us One volume s5-post-
age, 4Oc In two volumes. with blank paper Tor
notes, 60 Every lawyer, merchant and cor
poration should have this valuable book. orders
promptly attended 10.
WEST JOHNSTON a Co.
Booksellers and Statloners.
NH On 81 Main street.
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ASHLAND TRAINS
nsrfV urfrpr a..grtva

tOoP. NJ. scrommo-aaoa leaves f7-'-''''''
s.au.l. arrives C. t--.4. s..
Go4P. H.. leaves k.os aruye8 90 A...a.i a.
64- o.. H.
POS n n, accommodation. arrives 81
stree. ssau.u leaves Ae-.a.i a.f
s. ~.
ss9P. N, hrryrs ~ sios. leaves h--.a-- I'd
t.t.l b.
c. J.. TAYLOR. Genera, T'.re- tse-t
f. T. H. MVggs. General superb ..-tf.- $50
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CHERIFFs sALE OF LAND.

By virtue OF an order entered by tho Crcnit
Court Of the county ~ llcnrc0. in 10 attach
meut suit OF ". A. Pearman ~. ". /. oady'
Will sell NJ public auction, m tho front door oI
HenricO county courthouse, on
MONDAY, APRIL @, 1888.
AZ II O'Clock w.. d TRACT or LAND belonging
10 the said ". Y. Cady, lying IA the county 81
Hcnrico, ABOUT fourteen miles below tho NY OF
Richmond. containing 80 ACREN more OF less.
TERMS o. SALE made known a. safe.
J. ". SOUTHWARK.
Sheriff ~ Henrico county.
MINOR & DANIEL. Attorneys, +. q mi -9-!9t
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old DOMINION STEAM sesgfS
" sulP COMPANY. s-a-<-&lzA

old DOMINION STEAM sfsyf;S
" sulP COMPANY. s-a-<-<lSA
YOR Nav YORK.
steamers leave kcnMOnd SfEHI Tt ESDAY
and FRIDAY " 7. NJ.
Steamers Leave New York for Richmond
EYERY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY al 3 I.
NJ. arriving IA Richmond MONDAY anu FIJI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro . Neg i0rA va JGmeo-IlSer
route nuoludlng meals snd DerIhi ...-....S9 90
Round. tip tickets, limited 10 hlfty days
after date Of issue ..........-....-....-... IA "
steerase, VITA subsistence. ................. W
Storage Without Subsistence. 5W
Cabin fare rta Chesapeake sld Ohio rail-
Cabin fare VIA Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can DO obtained a. A. ". GalDers. l0p
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio snS ftui,-
mOnd and Petersburg dopots, ana ~ oompAhys
ofices 1901 Main street. anG wharf Rockets
Fretghts forwarded and through oills ~ lAdiDr
ssled for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
passen gera leaving Richmond On MoNpANS
TIJRSDAis, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS apc
SATURDAYS 10y tho Chesapeake ard ONO RAFT
way ,r;a Newport News az A. ~, As1 oy
Richmond and Petersburg rsilcoad Neuie dsyh
az 1919 A. NJ. viii make connection ~ Nor-
FOLK with steamef leaving those days
GEohGE W. ALLEN q CO.. Asenia
No. 1891 Main s,rest, and
neS CompAnys wharf, hes.eseA
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Schedule 10 EGecs
January IS, IsSL



Train No. 80 makes connection az heYsV'He
for haze Cify AID Clarksville a. Greensboco
for Durham and Raleigh daily except san .ay.
end eli points on NOr;h Carolina Division, aui
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. y makes connection ~ greensboro
for Raleigh. Goldsboro. and Morcheai Gig. a!
"a iabury for Ashevlie. Hot springs, ana al
points I'M esteru Norm Csr0llns; af Charlotte
with charlotte. Columbia and Augus's rai4g0@i
for Columbia. Augu5''- Aiken. Charleston, ~
yAnnan, bonneville. Ga, Jacksonville, AMI
o.ner Fioriis poin's: also with Carolina Cea-
tr0l railroad Tor Wilmington.
trans from tho sog,h arrive a. Richmoni
6:15 a. N. and St5 r ~ ,,.,,,,,.r,,,..
8URhESlLLE ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond .-..t. Vs. \ y
Arrive Manchester ~ ~, = ~,
bon AK ACCOMMODATIONS TENDED 10
AMELIA COCKIHOOsE.t
Leave Richmond. .......... ''''''''.''e. - n
Arrive Bon Air o.. 4, "a
Arrive Amelia Courthouse. = - /. VI
Leave Amelia Courthouse .......... ...t.i3 4. "
Leave Bon .s'', y -
Arrive Hclmond. ............--... ''o - H.
NORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
a POlNN
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JoHN 7. SAUNDERS. &c, W. JOHN NoLAN's Al
NISIsrRAToR, &c IN ThZ CIRCUIT COURT OF
HANOyER COUNTY.
ia Rro,sn. clerk o. said court, certify that
tho hond required 90 the speoiGl commissioner
nv decree IN said cause Of October 81. ls,1. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2)'h day Of March,
~ j. 4. BROWN,
NH 2t-W3t NIefh.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 4y|E1N
.aassHessA
MOND AND NORFOLK
kTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
sEd FRIDAY az ~ ~. ami every SUNDAY ats
A. 81.
Freigh: for Tuesdays' and Fridays steamers
received till 1870 A IL. Tor sundays steamer
til 5 =. NJ. saturday Freigh. received daily ia
6P ".
Fare. a..
For further information apply %
j. VI. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent ONCE Rockets.
". +. CLYDE A Co.
hoa General Agents Philadelphia
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FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. DE-
BuITY. WASHING DISEASES. AND sCKOFU-
LOUS HUMORS.
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with pleasure bv delicate persOn3 AMI children.
who. affrrusing 70. ara very fond Oi o. IL a.
a.milnt-s With tne food, Increases the fcsh and
appetite. Dgilis mp the nervous system, rostd' e-
energy % mini and body. creates new. rich, and
pure blood; in fact, reluyeuatss tho whole sys-
TEN.
1T rcrT ROOD
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nAfgRoAD Lrggs.
DAILY 'Daily eIc'p' saa''5

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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
THE NEW CODE, 1887.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

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can supply tho NEW CODE, volume, s.; by
mail, $40 Same interviewed with paper for notes
at each chapter, S.: by mil, 1856. Same. in
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04

All kinds Of COUNTRY and CITY REAL ES-
TATE for sale. Some % exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
DICHMOND, FREDERICksBCht
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

ONLY TWELVE HOURS B8rwERN hi-A'
MOSD And BALI MORE - tAe"
DIRECTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-10

CAN A MAN BUY HIS OWN WIFE 2-The
singular question of"Can man buy his own
wife ?" was submitted the other day to the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts. The cir
cumetances of the case are very curious. A
woman who had been ill-treated by her hus-
band, and had left him, and was suing for
divorce and alimouy, consented to propos
al to return and live with him as mis- wife on
his putting in the hands of trustee a note
for S. 900 payable to her after the death of
her husband. Shortly after the carrying out
of this agreement the husband died, where.
upon his executors refused to pay the note,
on the ground that there was no valid con
sideraton 10 law. The court decided
against the widow, giving as reasons that
to give man the fellowship and commu-
MON of q wife is not service which the wife
can sell or the husband buy. Perhaps q
husband can hire his wife to do anything for
him which servant can be hired to do or
can buy of her anything that is the subject
of barter but servant cannot be hired to
fiji the marital relation, aud the fellowship
of wife is not an article Of trade between
husband and wife" 1t seems that the
courts are not agreed on this construction IF
the law, as similar bargain to the one un-
der notice has been held good By the New
York Court of Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-10

SIGN Oh DIE.-The case Of Judge A. NJ.
Pulliam, who on Friday killed James Mil.
Ter, wealthy farmer, at Hardinsburg, KY,
came up before county magistrate yester-
day at that place. Puliam waived an ex.
animation and went to jail without ball. 1t
has been discovered since the killing that
when Pulliam and Miller went together into
Pulliam's Office, Pulism submitted to Mill er
for signature statement that Miller had
tesn intimate with Mrs. Puliam, and that
10 consideration OF that fact he would pay
Miller $1,000 The statement was in ink in
Puiliam's writing. Below, in pencil, and
leaving space for the signature, were the
words in the same hand, II will give you
five minutes to consider this. You may
sign or de-"