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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
CmacaGO-pRgssgD BEEF.
Ar. Hsxsfns's Orctnanee 10 be Con
sidsred Tonight.

The CITY Council Committees on Health
ami First and second Markets will meet Ia
the Council ebamter at 7:30 o'clock this
evening for the purpose OF considering the
ordinance proposed by Mr. Higgins 10 create
the Office Of Inspector OF Meat, "wbose duty
IT shalt be 10 inspect ali fresh meat slaush-
tered outside Of and brought into this city
for sale and consumption, aud which 10 not
cold or exposed for safe at one or the
other OF the city markets."
Mr.. Connors, the eastern agent OF Armour
& Co., with headquarters at New York, Is m
the city and will appear before the commit.
tees 70 make some suggestions. Bc ssysthey
do not oppose the inspection of their meat !;
In fact, would rather prefer Il. provided that
oil meats offered for sale here are inspected.
Ire sees no reason why tbs inspection and
this tax should be imposed upon all green
grocers aud not upon those who eel In the
ineat-stslls a. the markets. lie desires TO
have It apply to all who sell meat IN the city.
According TO his calculation about 800 bull
locks per week are sold here. la5 of which
come from Chicsgo aud the rest are slaugh-
tered in this vicinity, and the inspector at the
rate psmed m the ordinance would have
fees aggresatiDc Sl99 per week. all OF Which
would be paid by the grecs-sroeers.
lntIe iTc TWO EtNaA tutts-O tul- upAh~ Nu-
stsss here in TIE drcsse,l-meat business, and
Mr. Couuors saws that all the meat they
butcher I. Inspected on the hoof hy public
of, Nys, while that killed 10 this vicinity is
uot, for which reason. he thinks. II the City
Council I. going iato the inspection business
AZ all. II should see 10 II that all meat butch
cred for this market should lsst be inspected
on the hooI.
There are very few butchers In the msr'
kets who deal IN the Chicago meat; the great
mass Of them XIII their own NEST at slaughter
houses in IIenuco county. Most OF the chr
csgo meat is disposed OF at green-groeeries.
Mr.. Counors saws that under The proposed
ordinance. Chicago beef exposed for safe In
the markets would not be liable 10 inspection
while that exposed for sale by sreen.srocers
would.
The pros snd cons ot o.! these matters viii
be considered hy 'hs committees this eve
ming. and the likelihood is tn there will be
n large public attendance, az the butchers
will no doubt take issue win the dressed
beef companies on important points and pre-
sent views OF the ease different from MI
Counorss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Hebrew Rsrevoient society

The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Association was heid on SUNDAY
afternoon. From the rerOrt Oi the Secretary
II appears that the society has distributed
81, $50 for charity during the year and APP
proprIated t225 to the orphan asylum now
being erected in Atlanta under the auspices
OF the Bpsi Birth. The income OF The so
cicty flOm dues snd interests only amounts
10 $3.50. but they were eusblud to dispense
this charity from the money rsised by the
charity ball TWO years ago, but which IL now
exhausted.
The following Officers were elected for the
ensuing wear: Mrs. Sol Sycle, president;
Mrs. Dr. Horris, yioe.president; Mr.. Jacob
May, treasurer. Executive Committee Mrs.
Ad. stern, Frank Leibermuth, Henry
Gunsl. Jscob Edel, J. =. l.. Levy, and
Philip Peyser. NJ. w. L0,en,tein, secs
retary. which position he has held for many
wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
TWAS mEa DAUGHTERS TRUNK,
And No Larceny was Proved-sent
ON for Hall Robbery, de.

In the Police Court Yesterday morning =
colored woman named NJ. +. Clare was
charged with stealing one trunk. two flannel
clips, one vest, three white shirts, and six
cuffs, all OF the yaue OF $40, the property
Of J. v. Brooks. her son-in-law. II will be
remembered that Brooks was fined $40 on
Monday morning for beating his wife, who
is the daughter OF the accused in this case.
Brooks failed 10 appear ss n witness, and the
testimony OF others showed that the large
trunk, which was in court, had been given
by Brooks 10 his wife and was only being
kept By ber mother for her. The case was
dismissed.
John Harris (coloredj was fined s20 and
c0sts for carrying a pistol as a concealed
weapon, and In default Of payment be went
70 jail.
James McCuryls (colored), whose case was
reported several DAYS ago, was sent on to the
grand jury 10 answer the charge OF breaking
and entering the dwclling-hOuse OF III. ;.
Robinson and stealing from the ball thereof
two 0vercOats, one the property OF Richard
Gwathmey and the other that OF i. IL.
Powers.
Moses Norman (coloredD was charged with
entering ia the daytime OF January "a the
dwelling house Of f.. p. Wade and stealing
an Oyercoat OF the value Of Sij. Mr.. Wade
was confident that the overcoat found al
Buck SpottswoOd's pawn-sbop, where the
accused Obtsined money on II, was his, bui
he would not swear positively. He was
given the coat and Norman was required to
give security for twelve months IN the sum
OF $500, In default OF which he was sent To
Jail.
John Marable, reported for cruelty beating
his horse. Fined $40.
Joseph Payne. small colored boy charged
with assaultng and beating Lucy Merrls
with a rock, was whipped IN court by his
father.
William Meekus (colored), charged with
using indecent language TO Emma Wilson
and creating disturbance in the neighbor-
hood. Discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Dtek 80 fgHnu.

Dick Page. the solitary colored man found
on the Civ Hall building wiling 10 say that
he was Democrat, aud VINO strangely failed
to report Tor duty after coming TO The He'll
Monday morning, came down to the Dispatch
Office last night and ststed tbhtit was true he
had told the foreman what was reported, but
that il was oil a joke. lie declares that he
never mesnt IL; that he is a Republican,, al'
ways has been. and Slways will be.
Dick said. as many learned statesman
has done, ne "didn't know It va, going TO
get int0 the papers," and that be bad
"caugbt Jim.flcnry about It,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
The Two Johus nj Mozart Academy
OF MHSic.

From the rise to the fall OF the curtain
at the Mozart last night there was one con.
tinuous roar OF laughter and applause, and
it is doubtful If ever in the history OF this
house such an immense and enthusiastic au-
dieuce was gathered together within It's
walls. "The Two Johns" after whom the
piece Is titled, convused their auditors with
laughter. The play is brimiul OF humorous
and Iudlcrous situations, and every act con-
tsins music. singing, aud dancing. An uu-
usually tue feature was the quartette oi
colored vocalists, who were repeatedly en-
cored. As a whole, the performance gave
satisfaction. aud great bouses will Doubtless
rule tonight, at to-morrow's matinee, and
tomorrow night Crowds OF people were
unable TO gain admittance last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
caused very great increase In the value OF
property In that section.
vfrr roT acrrpT

Mr.. Sale said he had seen from the papers
that Mr. starke would not accept the presi.
dency OF the society for another year II
unanimously rendered bin. He knew 1t
was n liitle delicate. but he hoped VI. Starke
would state to the meeting bis position IN
the premises. There was an universal de-
sire that Mr. Starke, whose administration
had bean so successful and satisfactory,
should consent TO serve again. but II be
would not IL was bestthat II should be known
in order ibat the best man should be chosen
for the place.
Nr. stArke ssid be was glad 10 have az OPP
poItunity OF explaining his position on this
subject. He SAID that under no crcum-
stances could he afford 10 accept the presl-
deucy again. He felt the deepest interest In
the success OF the society and predicted Tor
II great success, but be could not afford
longer to serve at the cost OF neglectlng his
business.
Adjourned 10 April 3D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
To the baptist. or Richmond and
ytrgsnta-

Dear Brethreu.-I take thI, unusual me
thod OF saying to YOU that since We bought
thai property 10 Havana for house Of wer-
ship the owner has Teen offered s90.c00 Tor
it-S25, coo more than he b,rsained 10 to Us.
our obligation Is 70 pay him twenty ls20. 900,
thousand doAars on the ist day Of febsu.
AIRY. II we lack 81 Of this amount We vii
lose II. We rely upon the prompt payment
OF your pledges by Jsnusry 2otn. Cannot
additional amounts be secured for rsy Can
no. Virginia send US s2,5eo Of tho $4,000
she proposes 10 glves We sre within sszhl
OF the $4,000, sad by your help snd the
Lords blessing we will secure Il. II n 4
great crtsis In our mission work Ia Caba.
Her fate trembles In the balances. Let every
msn do his duty and the Lord will crows
our efforts With success
Your bzother, 1T. TIcHxxoR.
Corresponding Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

Sealed proposals for Iynchhurg city bonds
70 be purchased for lhe sinking Fund win
lie received nm IL O'Clock al noon on inday,
January 18th, The amount 90 br purchase 4
Is $4,000. and proposals "iil be received for
the whole or any part ior either 5s, 6's, Or
So. Privilege 10 iec. any and all proposals
Is reserved.
Address W. +. Matthew, chairman III.
nance Committee. Lyncihurz, Va, aud
mark on The outside OF thc envelope "sesled
PIoDosals.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
TROOPS GUARDING JAIL.
a Telegram from the Governor TO
the MAYOR OF fCharIOttesyiIIe.

Governor Lee yesterday sent the follow
ing telegram to the Mayor OF ChArlottesVilf
RICHMOND, Va, January 10, 1889.
To the Mayor Of Charlottesville, Va:
Your attention is called TO section SGS Code
OF 1857.
When the emergency Is great you have au-
thority to call directly upon the command
ing officer OF troops. but 1t must only be
done in case OF actual resistance OF law or
imminent danger.
The civil posse must be employed first,
the military last; the resources OF one eX-
hausted before the aid OF the other is in-
voked.
Please dispense with the use Of Captain
Kellis's company as guard to Jail unless the
condition exists as contemplated by law.
FITZHUGH LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: William c. Camp sHd wife to
L. G. jenkins. 35 feet on south sice Floyd
street near Lombardy, sL.400; ii. l.. Pc
louze and wife to william III. Zimmerman,
60 feet on south side Broad street near hadi-
sor, Sl0, ,l50.05; Robert G. Scott, speciil
commissioner, 10 William King, !ot on Allen
street, $50; Robert Il. stratton to Alice ID.
Hsrdwieke, bis interest In S23 feet on east
side rwenty-fourth street between Clay and
Leigh. $50; :. w. Tyler and wife TO l.. e.
jenkins, 5 feet on south side Floyd street
near Lombardy, 500.
Henrico: Otwsv 5. Allen and wife 10 vii.
liam &. Allen Sheppard, aS feet on Grove
Avenue; Susan A. Brown TO George NJ
Brown. f4i acres near Quioecssiu road; N.
NJ. Wilson and wife 10 William G. Allen
Sheppard, 2s feet on Grove avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Mr.. Thoma. p. Gra.ty. Of the st,tY Of The

Mr.. Thomas r. Grasty, Of the stsn OF the
ManufacturerS Record, Il at the Excbanxe
Hotel. and will remain in Richmond several
dsys. The ManuisctuFer' Record has for
wears been looked 10 fos Information con.
cerning southern industrial development and
opportunities for the investment Of capital.
and has been the means Of hosting IN the
South numerous maonfactur,ng plaufs.
while millions OF dollars have been invested
as the result of information u has dlssetni-
mated. I, SNOW making speciality OF VIZ.
giniNs resources. Mr. Grssty. who. until
recently, has been engaged In work for
western newspapers, bavmg come 20 the
Record from the Kansas CITY Times. II him.
self q virg,nan, aud predicts that yir2luia
will be the arena Of the next industrial
loom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
c,,,.e,, sanh of Kichmond.

The following gentlemen were elected DR.
rectors OF the Ciuzens Bank OF klchmond
a, a meeting OF The stockholders held yester-
day afternoon: Messrs. w. J. johnson, c.
l. Todd, c. T.. Wingo, NJ. Rosenbsum, q.
r. Sklnker, T. II. Elicit, ID. o. Davis, w. X.
Ou,rlcs, 4. Wiley Davis, John z. Branch,
W. j. Leake, II. r. TaIisferro. j. ". Capers,
Joseph k.ddlson, asd x. g. Rennolds. MI.
u "a. C.ptrs-whe was elected IN place OF
AIR. X. G. Wortham. who declined reelec-
tiou-is the only new member. AT ameet-
Ing OF directors held after the adjournment
Of the stoekhoiders' meeting Mslor W. j.
johnson was reelected president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
A BIG DEED.
&. %. Railway Company ReorGanI
EaItOu.

A deed OF trust from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company TO the Central Trust
Company. OF New York, trustee, was pre-
sented in the clerks office OF the Chancery
Court yesterday for record.
The deed j. made 10 secure to the stock
holders Of the railway company the payment
Of bonds to be issued under the new plan OF
organization t. the amount OF $50, 100000,
payable IN gold, on the lst day OF May, 1889,
with interest from May l, 1889. payable on
the LIT day Of November and May OF each
year at the rate OF per cent. per year.
For this purpose the railroad company
gives IN trust all OF the property OF what
ever character that is owned by the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio railway.
The deed is dated January |, 1889, and
covers fity-two pages OF printed matter.
The deed wss also presented for record in
the clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Hanoyer yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

QUARLEs & MCCURDY. p. NJ, trustees sale
OF store and dwelling corner second aud
Canal streets
FRANK ID. HILL q CO., ~ T. NJ. commis-
sioners' sale Of frame dwelling on Clay street
between OrahAm aud Gilmsr stTests
JAMES b. ELAM4P NJ, frame tenement and
vacant lot Oa Williamsburg Arsnue.
CHEWING & ROSE, r. H.. frame dwelling
No l22l wssi Leigh street
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. ~, horses,
mules, Dusgi0s, Re-.
RAWLINGS < ROSE, P. NJ. two brick stores,
Nos I3Ig and S3l6 east Main street.
GEORGE W. MAYO. lGs)0 A. NJ, balance Of stock
Of Henson y RENDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

is the title II q lecture which will b delivered
by tbs Rev. WiIlism y. Hatcher, j. D., on
next rrdsy night pnssesd OF THURSDAY \
January 18th, N the leclufs-rcorn OF the se-
cond Bsptist church, al S@cIock. The pro.
ceods OF tho lecture will be gwen to the Wo.
mans Missionary Society. The lecture ~ ,aid
TO BE- an interesting Que. and the reputation
OF the lecturer, a. well "a the object. should
give the ladies large ettsndancs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Improyemeatin Telephone Service.

Mr.. G. T.. Mcclure, superintendent OF tbs
Richmond Telephone Exchange. has ap-
piled a device OF his oWn invention 10 our
clty telephone service, 10y which the annoy
ing noise and indSlDcIness Oi sound caused
by waste from The electric.rallway hncs
have been entirely removed. Ike has rot
yet completed tbe work of Improvement,
hut wherever the application OF bis inYcn
ton has neen made 1t hss given satisfaction.
In a few days every member OF The exchange
will have the benefit az It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

SAYS TIE boys in toNn; hut We want you 10
undsrstlnd that it dil not consu,De all the
stock oi clothing 81 The great $4,000 hre
sale Ut No. 1905 east Man stree, where the
public will und large assortment OF
clothing, which is selling At yeIy low Bgures.
Call and see for yourseyss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
DEATH OF MR. J. a. JEFFERDs.
He Was Assistant Postmaster Under
Miss Van Lew.


Miss Van Lew.
The Charleston Nv. Val Star OF the 10Th
SAYS: Josiah AiheTtOn Jeherds died at his
residence on Broad street, in this city, OF 3
=. NJ. on Friday the 1lth instant. He was
born in Massachusetts, 10 1912, and had been
n resident OF this city since july, 1881. For
eight wears previous TO his coming here be
had been an assistant postmaster at Rich
mond, va. For nearly three wears after
coming here he was the treasurer Of the ka-
nawha Company, which constructed the ka-
nawha and ono railway betWeen Charleston
and the OHIO river. lie afterwards
was engaged in manufacturing enter
prises here, and then was for a ssOrt
time the treasurer Of the ksnawha
and Ohio railway, which position he had
10 give up on account Of i'll health. lie was
for many years great sufferer with inflam-
matorv Rheumatism. For a year or more
previous TO his death he had sought RELIEF
from his suileriues at various points on the
Pacific coast 10 California, but without bene-
fit, and he returned TO his home here about a
month ago, aud on yesterday afternoon he
was suddenly called away to eternal rest
from all suffering. Mr.. Je1erds was 4 man
OF high, pure character, conscientious
Christian, a genial companion, sincere
friend, and an exceptionally loving and stfec-
tionaie husband and father. In all hls re-
sponsble business relations he showed clear.
earnest cspabiity and an integrity be-
yond all reDrOacb. HIS memory can we'll be
cherished with aniectiOni;e pride by those
nearest and dearest to him-in fact, 10y all
who knew him-as that OF a an>hearted,
high.minded man. He has lett widow ana
three children-two sons and daughter
TO whom the sympathies OF all his many
friends 20 out in full tenderness. The fu-
neral services will be held at the family resi-
dence at i. NJ tomorrow Sunday the
18Th instant, and will be conducted by Rev.
X. D. Roller, rector OF the Episcopal church,
OF which Mr.. Jencrds was a member, and
the lnterment will be in spring-lIlll ceme-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

Mr.. James Woodall. 9o5 east Broad street,
Is deputcd % establish branch OF ths
American Fraernal Circle In this city, be-
neyolcnt order without peer FOR ladies' aud
gentlemen. send for Information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
Vutfsri Butfer!

Butter, ciltedye Butter, in half'pound
prints al 30 and % cents per pound at Rich
moud Cream. Butter and MIX Company,
No. west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

a fool for the Nerves AMI Brain, an absolute
cure for Nervous Heaiarhe, Aon.ai Weakness.
Dsspondoncy. and positive euro for The Liquor
Habit sold by ~. II. sCoTr, Franklin and sever
tesnih siresih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

Queries & ,icCuriY will sell 'hi. evening
a, O'Clock detached siX-room dwelling no.
2O3 east Canal street. Sec advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
an-nnn In.nrnncn


in the Southern Accident Insurance Com
pany costs only SO - per quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

Many an interesting child has been saved
by having DR.. Bulls Cough syrup handy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
"LrKE LITTLE TIN SOLDIER"

Mr. b. Driscoll SAID all through the mste
/ Officer Kelly held on to his prisoner like I
"Little Tin Soldier" he (wltness) tried TO
| keep the mob back and some one threatened
his lie. witness did not have pistol, but
put his hand In his hip-pocket aud frigbt>
| cned his would-be assailauts by telling them
he would shoot the drst one that put his
! hands upon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
ASSISTANT CHEMIST.

Mr.. Gaines. the chemist OF this depart.
partment, addressed the board briefly. say
ing that he had competent young man IN
view whom he could employ as assistant at
less cost than was incurred last year in pro.
yiding the needed assistance, and the fol-
lowing, offered by Mr.. Brown, looking 10
this end was adopted:
Resolved, That the Commissioner OF Az
rlculiure.be authorized 90 employ an assist
ant TO the chemist at salary not exceeding
$50 month so long as he deems hIs services
necessary; provided the same can be done
without exceeding the sum appropriated for
this board.
The necessity for an assistant chemist
arises from the fact that the season OF the
year at which samples OF fertilizers have 10
be snalyzed Is near at hand, and so many
samples have TO be tested IN a short time
that It Is Impossible for oue man 10 do the
work. Besides, early IN the spring the COM
missioner Of Agriculture will send out aud
collect samples OF the fertilizers sent 20 the
fields Of the State, and these, as well as those
shipped to the Commissioner. will have to be
analyzed.
The board meets again to-das at 10 A. NJ.
The Farmers Assembly,.
The Farmers Assembly OF Virginia met
In the hall Of the House OF Delegates last
night and was called 10 order by President
OF the First Baptist church, TO lead In
prayer.
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
The annual address OF the President was
then read. Among other things, Colonel
Beverley said be was grieved TO have TO
state that In bic opiuiou the condition OF the
a. hna fof o.xxc~ ttafr taxf AM
nual meeting; on the courrsry, II Is be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

Officer Talman corroborated what Officer
Kelly SAID about COeman's conduct at the
station, and said he heard some one In the
crowd urge the mob on, telling thom that
now was their time 10 act.
MIR. Samuel Perdue saw Snotswoot take
stones from his pocket and throw into the
crowd on Main street, and some one kept
urging the crowd on, saying "Come Oh,
boys; now Is our time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16

Willie Grutbs said he saw Coleman strike
Officer Kelly from the rear with stick.
Witness picked the stick up when Coleman
was orrcsted, aud gave It 10 the officers.
tThe stick is Of hickory. about one and bali
feet long, and was exhibited in Court,
Isaiah Thompson (coored) said he was
struck twice by stones which were thrown
in the crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
A QUEER cOHNAND

Samuel Hogan (colored) testified that he
was at work in a house near where the
trouble occurred. lie came toto the street
and in the name Of the " Father and the Conn
monweath" commanded peace and ordered
the people 10 disperse 10 their homes. Hli
order was not obeyed. Witness snW stones
thrown and also saw Harris have hold OF
pOllceman's club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
STEALING CLOTHES.

William Williamson (coloreds charged with
breaking into the storehouse OF Isaac Jacobs
and stealing suit of cIottes, was given four
years 10 the penilentiary. Giles jackson,
counsel for the prisoner, moved to set aside
the verdict Of the jury as contrary 10 law
and the evidence. Argument on tue motion
will be heard this norniug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
AJUDGE rEsTrPtss.

Jackson stated 10 the Court that Judge
Ingram. Of Manchester. was in the court
room ss a witness for the defence, and that
he would like for him to he allowed 70 testify
Immediately, a. the Judge had some TN
portaut matters to attend To.
The Commonwealth Attorney agreed to
this, aud Judge Iugram testified that be
knew the face Of the prisoner Harris; hsd
seen him frequently around his fathers
stable, but did not know anything about his
character.