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tr istee bondholders. there are about thirty
ne thousand holding on m average $50 d
ch i'm bonds; "A reduction OF only $22s In
i' average amount held by such persons at
the close OF the fiscal year lsSs.
There are now outstanding OF the 30 and
other treasury notes, compound interest
notes. gold certificates issued under various
acts Of ls63-'6i and '6j. amounting 10 $sl3,-
500 very little sf which will probably ever
he presented TO the gov rament for redemp-
ton. because lost or destroyed. thus max
ing the government a gamer TO the extent
OF nearly million Of dollars.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Minister RYAN. about whose alleged re.
signatou Of the Mexican mission so much
h ls been said. will sail for his post from
New York on SATURDAY..
The President today appointed Thomas
Clay Mcdowell. of Kentucky, to be col
lcctOr of internal revenue for the Seventh
district Of kentucky, in the place Of W. {.
CiOOdoe. deceased. MIR. Mcdowell was a
sOn-ln-law Of the late Colonel Goodloe.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has autho-
riZpd the proper authorities at Norfolk. Va.
u proceed against any persons who arr
concerned i'm the alleged attempt Of English
cotton shippers to bring contract labOrers
rom abroad 10 Norfolk.
IL. is said that ex-senator Il. X. Bruce
may be appointed Recorder Of Deeds in the
District OF Columbia. The position Is now
held by colored man.
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THE SEASIDE CITY.
Railroad Reports Bad Trucking season
ua,ri,noniaI Market-Briefs.

~onyo,v Y. November H. spe-
10, ,rha r,nnerous railrOi lines enter
inv ,t Norfolt and Portsmouth are giving
merchants better facilities anu cheaper
rates for their freight business thai ever
before. The railroads, however, are ge'tpS
10 be almost too thick to be prontapie; anu
from Norfolk to Suffolk, distance Q, tnirly
miles, there are four railroad coinpans.,
.,ybose tracks are within a stones throw
of each other and in some places run side by
side. + e completion of the Norfolk ana
Carolina road from Norfolk to Weldon, y.
& now being built Jointly by the Atlantic
Coast Line and Richmord and Danyiiie
Railroad Company. will complete the
link Of the second great trunk
line from Norfolk to Atlanta, ua.
This will make the Atlantic Coas,
Line and Seaboard and RosnoSe Railroad
Company independent and powerful oppo-
nents, and from the way IN winch Tue wv
roads are now attempting To cut each other
of there is every possibility OF starting com,
petition by a cut-rate war. Both lines VIII
be ready for business by the first OF January.
The rllmors now being circulated ABOUT
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Coih-
papy looking for a deep water terminus III
Norfolk. and merging the Atlantic and Dan
willie road with its line, are not gwen very
much consideration here. IL 10 wen
known fact that tneic II an aeiccmchs "N
tween the Norfolk and Western road ana
the Louisville and Nashville people, by
which the latter will use the formers tracks
10 reach Norfolk, and the former the
latters tracks for an outlet TO the great
Northwest. Both lines are now extending
their tracks through the CiiDch Valley, ana
will meet in the vicinity OF Big Stone 6ap
some time next spring. The announce
ment that the Norfolk and Western people
will double-track their line from
one end TO the other is taken 10
understand that they are preparing TO ac-
commodate the large traffic insured them
| by the Louisville and Nashville contract.
| New coal piers are 10 be constructed at
I.ambert's Point 10 accommodate tbe coal
trade which is rapidly increasing and uow
amounts to an export shipping business
of million tons year.
The disastrous trucking seasons, which
have almost bankrupted the farmers In this
section. are having a depressing influence
on the treasures OF the different counties,
and tax collectors are experiencing
great difficulty collecting taxes. One
Of the most prominent seed" men
( in Norfolk, who supplies the TRUCKERS
with most all OF their vegetable seed, toId
the TINES correspondent several days age
mat In Norfolk and Princess Anne counties
alone he had over $4,000 owing him D!
farmers. THIS amount has been on M
ibooks foy only the last Two years, but y
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COLLEGE CONFERENCE
or they NJ. g. A.-Progranme OF Erer
cisea-LeNington Locals.

} LEXINGTON, VA, November 2l.-lspe-
cjal. The official programme OF the Nlr-
yinia College Conference OF the 4. NJ. I. A.,
which assemblies here the 18th and 3Oth
inst. and December lst, is presented below,
having part been completed:
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29TH.
7:OO-7:3O: Opening prayer service, Acts
7:SO-7:35: Praise service, Rev. DIR. Nc
Bryde. chairman.
5:45-s:OO: Address Of welcome, DR.. j. a.
Quarles. -...-
work in life and in labor. Professor Francis
A. smith, University Of Virginia.
s:4j-9:30: Special servide for Christian
young men. conducted by $. NJ. sayford.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER BOTH.
9:OO-9:30: An object lesson for college
men. 5. NJ. Sayford.
9:3O-lO:O0: Reports from Colleges, II. o..
Williams.
IO:OO-ll:OO. Points OF weakness in our
work during the last year. Conversation
conducted by G. X. Ober, international col
lege secretary.
II :OO-i2:O0, Individual work, Rev. Col
hns Denny.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
3:OO-S:3O: Key note Of the year, ;. NJ
Sayford.
3;3O-i:00: The Evaugelistic meeting.
It's objects. How worked up. How con-
Quoted. How followed uO. Conversation
conducted by +. T. Dadmun.
4.:O-4:i5: Day Of prayer for colleges. j..
II. Mott, international college secretary
4:15--5:O0: Question box. I. Il. ODer.
5:OO-G: 80: Parlor Conferences: i, For stu
dent volunteers for foreign missions, CON
n IAt
delegates conducted by Professor W. W.
smith. Randolph Macon College.
6:30-7 80: Reception ofdelegates.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
s:Oo-9:OO: The Bible. The book for
thought, j. II. Mott; the book for DEVOTION
:. NJ. Sayford; the book for service, q n
Ober.
SUNDAY MEETINGS DECEMBER lsr.
9:30-lO:3O: A meeting for personal bless
| ing, J. II. Mott. \,
Sayford. o,
7:3O-9 80: Farewell meeting, c. X. Ober.
Addresses bv State and international men,
with testimonials from college delegates.
well-known business man said TO your
cor respondent yesterday that the prospect
befc,-e the industries organized IN thls cOun-
~ les than a year ago were rapidly coming
IN tho front Wlln
and thn flow Of capital from all
quarters of the compass shows thai
tbc money,d men Of the outside world
mean 10 take hold of good thing when
thew see il. NJ said the activity in demand
for investments .'nd other things combined,
Give promise of a large and substantial
boom in the spring, .cnd the ultimate gran,d,
establishment of a sue cess there that would
| De magic like .s,.o p,,.l,o
Hotel, is very i'll. ~ Cocoon,
The Lachers, proprietors % the lTesenl
Works, at Balcony Falls, EXPECT TO ioca'e
| their plant ut Glasgow. -,
Mr.. r. L. Glasgow. the successIui criinl-
nal law yer, will conduct the defense oi the
Millers. charged with the murder OF Dr. ana
Mrs. u. J. Walker at Brownsburg on the
| Sth instant ,......
The deerhunters from this and adJolnlng
counties "east Of the ridge" in Bath ana
/ Highland for ten days came back ana re-
port mary a deer with several cases ol
''buck fever" .
The necessary $4,000 for the Presbyterian
Church at Buena Vista has been raiseu'
and the contract for the work given out
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Hill CITY Notes.

LySCHBURG. VA, November 2i.- spe-
cSal. The heavy failure Of j. L. Nixon III
<srsenyile, ;. c., announced yesterday, iost
our merchants some $4,000.
A deed Of sale was yesterday recorded IN
the clerks office of the Corporation Court
from John H. Kinnier 10 Decatur AXteli-
receiver of the Richmond and Alleghany
Railroad Company, conveying a lot on Jel-
ferson street for a consideration OF S2O,OOO.
Cards are out for the marriage Of BenJa.
MIN +. Kirkpatrick and Miss Sue Speed
Ki~kpatrick, X a daughter of our townsinan,
Wai,>r L. j. kirkpatrick. The interesting
event will be celebrated December ith
Major :. L. Halsey and lady have re-
turned from their European tour. Iney
attended the Paris Exposition and Travelled
through the different countries oil the con-
tinent. ,... co-.,o,;,,s
Our Democratic colored citizen, Corneiius
Warwick. il receiving financial returns
from his campaign song on the result Oh
the recent election. IL has been IN great ae-
mand in many cities Of the state. uo'er-
nor Lee Yesterday sent him remittance
from the sale OF his popular lyric IN the CITY
! Of Richmond. o,,oo,o,
CAPTAIN Ham Shepherd, recently collector
of revenue for this district and once an
nonnced as a candidate for the place OF sec
rotary of state, has moved TO this city to
make IL his home and engage IN regular
5 usiness. His friends give MN warm
VA elcome.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

PITrsBURG. PA. November 9i.-A special
10 the Times from Toronto, Ohio, says
Three hOys. sons Of Hugh Dunn. and another
lad named Whalen were injured. two Of tie
Dunns probably fitally. 10y the explosion
Of can Of powder in coal mine TODAY.
One Of the Dunn'S had an eve blown out
and his face horribly mangled; another had
"A hole blown into his BODY so that his
bowels are protnding. The boys were
playing with matches and ignited the
powder.
JASPER, IND.. November 2l.-James :.
PurlOck. ex-treasurer Of Dubois county,
Ind. committed suicide this morning b,
cutting bis throat with razor. He h Il
met with financial losses. and was behii 4
several thousand dollars in settlement with
the county,.
BISMARCK. y. D.. November 2l.-Gilhcr'
Pierce was to-day formally elected Tn ted
states senator by the Legislature.
ATLANTA GA. November 2l.-The se"-
ond session Of the General Grand Chap
ter Of ROval Arch MasOns was held tod
and terhearng reports. appointing stand.
ing committees and clecting a partial il-l
OF officers the Chapter took a recess till to-
morrow.
NEw ORLEANS. November 2l.-A street
car containing nine persons was struck b,
Illinois Central Railroad train AT the ST
Joseph crossing. Mrs. Joshua Beae. OF
,ton Rouge. jumped from the car and was
killed. her body being run over bg the en-
zine and terribly mangled. The other
passengers. including the three daughters OF
Mrs. Btale, remained on the car and es
clped.
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. November 2i.--A hur
rcane PASSED over portion Of this stat
today doing considerable damage. A pull
mill at Newberne was blown down and TIVE
employees were Killed.
RIO JANEIRO. November 2l.-Ihe Bra
lillian Parliament. under the new govern
ment. viii meet early in December to elec
a president Of The republic.
BERLIN. November 27.--It is stated her
thlt several Of the powers are sending iron
clads 10 Rio JaneirO 10 protect their re-
,pectiye subjects there.
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very likely to remain there for some time if
m, nv uora had ca,sops arQ eucouutered

very likely to remain there for some time if
many more bad seasons are encountered.
Two revivals are being held in Norfolk
this week and are attracting large crowds.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton is preaching twice
daily. At night he holds forth in the Young
Mems Christian Association. where his lec-
lures are delivered in the presence Of men
only. and every day at noon he addresses a
general meeting at the Freemason-street
Baptist Church. So far all Of his meetings
have crowded the places Of worship. and he
is doing great work. He seems alike popu-
lar to both women and men. AT the Dlsci-
pies Church Rev. DIR. Spencer Is drawing
large crowds nightly.
Yesterday was great day for marriages
in this vicinity. st. Paul's Church, in Nor
folk, was crowded in the afternoon by peo-
pie TO witness the marriage OF Mr. Henry
Lee Myers and Miss Elenor Lewis Wood
worth. which was very fashionable event.
In Portsmouth. Miss Sophia +. johnson. Of
that city. and Mr.. Walter l.. Cooper. OF Nor
folk. were married in the presence ef large
number of friends at the Wright-Memo-
rial Church. and the residence Of
Mrs. j. q. Ophelia, on High street,
contained brilliant gathering oi
the friends Of Miss Cleopatra T.. Craw-
icy and Mr.. George W. Howe, TO witness
their marriage.
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ware. of Old Point. Mr.. James +. Powell.
NJ New York. and Miss Virginia Ware were
united in wedlock's vows by Rev. A. ;.
Lioyd. OF st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Norfolk.
The Bay-Line steamer had on board three
If the newly married couples when she
sailed last night.
Grand Regent James u. Blanks. OF the
Royal Arcanum, paid an official visit to-
hight to Campostella Council, No. 9J3, OF
Norfolk, which has recently been organized,
md presented the charter 10 the new conn-
ell. He PAYS an official visit 10 Nansem0nd
Council. at Suffolk. tomorrow night.
Mr.. James T.. Barry, Jr.. Of this city, sails
for Liverpool Saturday on the Cunard Line
steamer Umbria. His objective point Is
ireland, where he goes TO assist in settling
np the estate of very wealthy uncle.
Metal for the battle-ship Texas Is arriving
daily, enabln. the men to keep at work
without interruption and occasionally caus-
ing an increase Of force.
A heavy, black cloud fingered over the
city in the forenoon of to-day, causing such
darkness that gas had to be lit 10 allow peo-
ole 10 read. Rain fell In torrents during the
gloomy spell. and outdoor business was
pretty generally suspended.
Pickett-Buchanan Camp Of Confederate
Veterans will shortly award the contract
for a monument to be erected in memory of
the Confederate dead.
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FAYETTEVILLE.
Second Day of North CaroIina's Constitu-
tional Ratification.

Second Day OF North tarolinas tonsutu-
tionaI Ratification.
FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.. November d.
Special. Fayetteville, the metropolis OF
he Cape Fear section of North Carolina. is
iIed to its utmost capacity to-day. his
was the big day of the centennial Of the
ratification of the Constitution by North
Carolina, and the crowd in Attendance l.
estimated at thirty thousand senator Ran
some delivered an address to-day on North
Carolina's position i'm ratifyinS the consti-
tuition. The town Is
ALIVE WITH MILITARY AND VISITORS.
The cadets of Davis School, Lagrange.
lrrived here to-day, $50 strong, and other
military organizations and bands are pre-
sent. The display of fireworks took place
tonight at the Fair Grounds.
LETTER FROM HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
expressing his inability 10 be present, and
commenting upon North Carolinas position
in ratifying the constitution, was read 10
day.
SENATOR VANCE.
arrived here to-day, and will make an adj
dress tomorrow.
The Marine Band gave a concert this
evening at the reviewing stand. which was
attended by tremendous crowd.
PICKPOCkETs
raised quite a sensation here tonight. The
police have just arrested eight sharpers,
ind are on the track OF others. Mr.. Ashley
Horne. Of Clayton. bad his pocket relieved
If several hundred dollars at the office OF
the Hotel Lafayette tonight.
lBy United Press.l
FAYETTEVILLE. y. c.. November 2l.-
North Carolina to-day iittingly celebrated
the centennial Of her ratification Of the
Federal Constitution. salute OF one nun
dred guns was fired at sunrise. Thousands
of people thronged the streets OF the old
town. Nearly all the prominent men oi tne
state, in social, business or political life,
were here to-day.
This afternoon at O'Clock
THE EXERCISES BEGAN
al the grand stand at the City Hall. Oc-
cunying the post Of honor Oh the stand were
senators Ransom and Vance, and Governor
Fowle and other state officers. EX-Coh-
FRESHMAN Wharton j. Green read a long
letter from Jefferson Davis. II was an
ably prepared document, presenting con-
cisely the reasons for North CarOlina's ar-
parent tardiness in rdtifying the constitu-
tion. and stating that under that constitu-
tion the State bad full power to secede IN
1861. Governor FOwle presented
THE NATIONAL COLORS
to each Of the four regiments of the state
Guard. in doing so, be made a briel
speech, eulogizipg the Stars and Stripes
which in so many wars hid been the en-
bIem of American yal0r lie declared tndt
North Carolina was keeping step TO the
music Of the Union, and called on his near
ers to always defend that Nag whlch was
the emblem OF ti.eir country's greatness ana
honor and yalor. His speech was enthu-
siastically received. and there was another
outburst of applause when the Marine
hand played the "Star spangled Banner
aud "Dixle."
To.ornot FoWle introduced
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ALEXANDRIA.
e'esting Electric Light Case-Bisir
Morris.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November 2i.-lSpe-
cial. 1t will be remembered tLat several
members Of the Council Finance Committee
have antagonized the expenditure for the
new electric lighting plant. and after a long
and lively squabbing the Council accepted
il Monday. To-day brought out a new
phase. Mr.. Cox. the Schuyler Company's
agent and Charles l.. Neale attached money
about TO be paid over to the Schuyler
Company. IL appears that the Schuy-
Ter Company offered Cox five thou
sand dollars if he secured the Lynch
burg contr oct. and Cox offered Neale two
thousand to help him do il. They hold that
they succeeded, and it WAS after they turned
over the contract 10 the company that
Lvnchhurg annulled the contract. The
Schuyler Company failed 10 give the re-
quirel bond. Tn, array Of lawyers is great,
and our city fathers appear to be weaken
ing.
The GG.eftc's Washington correspondent
saws blair Morris, reinforced by Judge
Waddill. is still here pushing his claims TO
the Richmond postofiice.'
Senator Heaton, of Loudoun, is improy-
ing.
The body Of Cantwell has been sent to
Williamsburg.
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F|F TEEN DOLLAR
SUITS.

How does the price strike youf II fh meets
your views, X CHI HERE II where you've
To come TO md lit. tha'ii hold their
own when compared with ths 30 and va
sui row being sold by those, Who. v hen tho
seasons over. cut thefi prices In two. -eck
ard Gu, away shapes. - rkscrews v orsteds.
Cheviot-, Twces' and Cassimeres Every suit
Warranted To nt equal 10 nnr .nstom.teiiorY
Ing. Thoroughly reliable br.cs. Good and
tast ful trilr m!ngs. Honestly made. rhapely
garments that QUITE SURF TO olke-FIfreEN
ID LIARS A sun IL ,URP' ICE. see what
such suits are soid Tor elsewherethen-but
N ttiil ih.n-you will appreciate the advnn-
iages Of uealirg with n houss where the goods
are ma kesi at the owest PR, es when they
first come in-so low tnst 10 margin 10 ieft
for future cut-in-two price sal
come In and look throughout oar sock
anyhow y,u may want q lower o. higher
price suit. We've got them up o $50 Pos
shy an Overcoat Medium or Heavy wright
ifso, you can revel In style and excellence
for very httle money. Let Us show Won oor
goods and ptces. bon't blind yourself 10
your own Interests, but join the throng OF
thinking people who daily crowd our house.
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Powheriy Not Afraid.

ATLANTA, GA, November 2l.-Powderl,
says he is not disturbed by the report thai
he will be arreste on his return 20 Pitt--
burg. He goes from here 10 Scranton. hi
home. and says they can arrest him there II
hey want 10. He leaves here tomorrow
md SAYS this has been the best meetin,
ever held.
Mr.. Powderly says Of the Callahan mat
ter. that while he has written letters 10 th'
JOurnaf NJ United LdbOr, he does moi
know what letters Callahan refers to. an,
.ann0t recall that he ever said anything
bout CalIah IN. He is willing for the let
iers to speak for themselves, lie suppose
he defeat Of Callahan for the Legislature h
the conspiracy referred 10, and does moi
know Callahan personally.
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After Band of Outlaws.

ROSTER. Mo-. November 2l A posSf
under Deputy Sheriff Wilson. that was on
the trail Of the men who robbed Whites
store Wednesday night. came upon the out
laws about twelve miles south Of here III
morning. \ pitched battle resulted, whicl
ended in the defeat Of the posse, and tn
wounding Of one or more Of the alta kin
party. while it is thought that one OF ih'
outlaws was fatally shot. Charle- Gl m
me Of the off 'ers. received n flesh wOuno
through his leg. At the first fire one Of the
outlaws was seen 10 fall TO the ground, ans
he made no effort 10 rise, nut his compan.
ons drew him behind som" rocks. A large
force was collected and started after th,
robbers,
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. November 2l.--li
the United states Court to-day, Judg
,wayne instructed the jury, in the case OF
!. W. Evan, charged with violating IN,
lection laws in the Congressional campaign
# 1886. 10 bring in verdict Of not guilty.
The District Attorney argued that the cas-
should 90 to the jury without instructions.
but Judge swa,ne ainsisted that III,
prosecution had failed 10 make out even
the shadow Of case against Evan. Upon
the verdict in the Evan case being an.
nOnnced the attorney had several other
cases not pressed. Evan is a leading Demo
crat of the county. and known all oyei
Florida az the Duke OF Dade,
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Brilliant Marriage at Midlothian.

MIDLOTHIAN, Va, November 2l.-lCor-
respondence. On Wednesday, November
2Oth. at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ. at Mt. Pisgab
Methodist Episcopal Church. Midlothian:
by Rev. j. f. jackson, 4. W. Bailey and
Miss Maggie II. Hall, one of Midlothian ;
fair daughters.
The following gentlemen acted as ushers
Robert Ii. Hall, John W. Lumson, ID. Il.
Winfree, X. Il. Hackett, j. +. jackson, DR.,
and John W. Clark. The groom occupies
an important position with the Richmond
md Danyille Railroad Company. The
b.-ide wore very pretty travelling suit uf
green. They left on the 3 80 train for Char
lottr, Atlanta and other points south, with
the best wishes Of host of friends. Miss
Emma Lawton presided at the organ during
she ceremony.
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line between Maryland and Virginia at Hog
Island. G. X. Lewis leased Of the state OF
Virginia some oyster flats at Hog Island:
The authorities Of the state OF Marylan
claimed that the oyster beds were in their
State.
The question was debated some time. and
the Governor OF the State finally agreed to
aproint commissioners to arbitrate the mat
ter. General Joseph Is. Set was appointed
10 represent Maryland and w. A. Jones the
state Of Virginia. Mr.. Whiting was made
referee. His report awards the disputed
territory to the State OF Maryland. The Nir-
ginia Legislature will be asked 70 repeal the
act leasing the fats to Mr.. Lewis.
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THE UNITED STATES ELECTION
CASES.
Warrants Dismissed stinging Reb"ke 10
the United states Commissioners.

D.SyIIIE. VA. November 2l.-lSpe-
ial.l-Ip the United States District Court
today twenty-four indictments were found
against Illicit distillers and Illegal liquor
retailers. -.,... ,tooe,s
" II. Power, Il. u. Clark and H.J Dod-
son. o 40 were arrested yesterday appear
oJ befoFe United States Commissioner a.
= Lewis. District Attorney tralg, "A9
',noeared ser the government salu
spr. upoa examination of TIE cases
ina .ouud there was nothing lh
ne d would ask the commissioner
tnenl, , "u,, variants. Colonel capell, LOT
dismiss the = delivering a singing re-
the defense att 'ssioner for issuing his
buke to the comm 'aately. and hauling
warrants indiscrimi. m their homes on
busy farmers away fro. character. con-
flmsy charges Of political Srfants were
sented TO dismissal and the WI
quashed. aud
The similar warrants against j. I. ~as.
c. W. Henry and q. W. Thompson. of
tonsburg. were called up at 50'clock. before
United -States-C Commissioner W. Il. Tinsley.
The cases we're continued on account OF the
absence Of witnesses until December 9th.