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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOND.
CAPITAL. 100000,

Is now ready for business in the building OF the
National Bank OF Virginia, corner Eleventh and
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

WANTED, A RELIABLE WHITE
w WOMAN 20 90 20 the country TO help In
the care Of children and do plain sewing. Ad-
dress with references c., care Of Carrier NO. u.
tob-W .FASu3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

mos / and ard 81 ana y run daily between
Richmond and Cln,oa rorge and daily except
SUNDAY between Balcony Fall. and Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
5:45 p. NJ MAIL daily. THROUGH PASSEN-
GI5 A ~ AccoMNoDATIoN daily teHcep:
sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake aud ONO
railway FOR the south West. and Northwest
sleepers 10 Cincinnati and Louisville.
At lynch burg with Norfolk and Western rail-
road for all points South. Southeast and SCUM
west and Virginia Midland railway FOR all points
North aud South.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways for all
points in the SoIth. ani Richmond, Freiericks-
burg and Potomac railroad Ter the North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ONO rail-
rosd making clOrs connections AZ ltarpors
Ferry % aud from Pittsburgh and the West also
70 points North aud East.
Slesping-cars LYnchburg ID Memphis New
Orleans. aud Little Rock. ....
PALACE sLEEPlNG-CARS BETWEEN klCH-
NOND AND LYNCHBURG. BERrHS, 81.
Trains marked daily Iexceps sunday
sdAily.
Tickets sod to all points Ofices elS east
Main street, 100 Nam street, aud 81 Richmond
aud Allegheny depot. Eighth and canal streeeA
JOHN X MAChU kDO,
my Senes al Passenger agent
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WANTED. to G Ell !, EIRa eoArl fIS6
PILCHEK'S) Broad and Pine streets, and get a
supply of this beautiful WOOD before II is all
sold COAL, WOOD. and COKE at tho lowest
summer prices 10 sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
SCHEDULE N EFFECT MAY %. i'sl
TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 SORFuLh.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcHgCal


LEAVE RICHMOND
go A. NJ Daily. uia Richmond ali
railroad. Arrive a, Peters d. l'.-9
A 81: arrive AZ N0r.D.L ... r. "
Q.l0 4. n. Daily. rra Rlchmone AL fetenplfs
rallrusi arrive ~ Pe.rrsn4.f ....'
An No leaves PetersrurE ~"
A ~ Tor FArulFiiie. lynrnpufs' 80
nOke. Bristol Knoxville, oll :"
poinis sOutn sad Mcs-
THROUGH CAR 10 kADfokf
mp n Daily. ri. Richmond ana fciersolfs
railroad. Arrive Petersburg ';D I,
H.. lesye Petersburg Nlv NJ. n. daAh
arriving Norfolk lu.tO =. NJ lAfnOsi
car Richmond - Nor'oif.
20 P. N. Daily. ~ kehmoni anl fetsrs .i'
=. g.. c0nnecHug win Train 30 b.
leaving Petersburg 5. q. % T. ~. r.
Parmv.lle, LyucdbIrs. knapoke. .'-
eshontas. Bristol, Knoxville. 'haNA
uoogA, AMI ell pOials SCUM A.l
West .,,,,.,,,
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-CAK ACCoHfv'|
Tons
No. i-sleeping-csr ifom Petersours 70 h' -
without ctange, lsaang PETERSBURG GA "
- 2. 81, All Lyncnoarg 70 hempas H.'-'e'
change ,-,-.. e,.-
No 3-Iynchburg . New OrieAlf, az ~
noke 10 CnatlAnOogs. without change
TicGats, baggAg5-checks. @ud a. lli'i
cau Lea oOtnipod 81 Richmond ani Fcef'- 2. Z
railroad depot, A. W. GArOer's w. aain $500. =
and al the COmpanys ONCE, vi easi hAi ''..F
w. b. btflLL
General Passenscs - -
CHAsLss G. EDDY. Nco.fFesllcaL
General ONCE. Boanoko. Va ~
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Baifour'. secret Circular.

LoSDoS, April l2.-In tho House Of
Commons this evening Prof.. Stuart (Radi-
call asked Mr.. Baliour whether tho circu-
lar sent 10 tho Irish police directing them
TO collaio all secret information regarding
the doings Of members Of the National
League was designed TO aid the London
Tina.
Mr.. Baliour replied that he made Il n
rule neither TO own or deny the truth Of
allegations rcgasding tho issue OF secret
circulars.
Mr.. Parnell demanded straightforward
answer. The circular, he said. was a fact.
II u was intended for Government pur-
poses Mr.. Balfour had nothing TO concodc.
Ills refusal TO explain implied that there
was something 10 he ashamed Of. Tho use
made Of the circular proved that the Gov
crnmont was not neutral toward tho COM
mission investigating the Iimcj charges.
They were the prosecutors behind tho
Times.
Referring TO the use Of battcring rams
In enforcing cvictions In Donegal, Mr..
| Parnell protested against such cruelty and
barbarity.
Mr.. Baliour ignored the question re-
garding the secret circular. Regarding the
bat,ering rams, he held that Il was nccos-
sary 10 use them, Ms the tenants had built
elaborate fortworks within their doors.
Sir VIM. Vernon IIarcourt described the
policy Of Mr.. Balfour AS one Of cxtermina.
lion. Tie Government remedy for suffer.
ing tenants was TO level the poor peoples
houses with battering rams
| Mr. lfoschpn DECLARED that tho parnpii
ties were responsible for that. They hat
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A COURTHOUSE CONDEMNED.
Architect Rosenplanter Visits CovingtoI
and Renders His Verdict,

and Renders His Verdict.
On Monday last Architect Rosenpanter,
OF this city, visited Coyington and, in
company with S. r. Shelton and j. S.
Mcintosh, OF the committee appointed for
the purpose, made an inspection of the
courthouse. The west wall, beneath the
window of the Sheriif's Office, was first
examined. The window sill was found to
have rotted. The brick were removed
near the window and after dust had been
shaken oil the bricks were found to be
clean, with no mortar adhering to them.
Several other places in the walls were
tired with the same result, the mortar
showing no cohesiyeness, the building
being little better than clean pile OF
brick. The bell tower, which is of wood
is in condition of advanced decay. The
foundation of the building, on the east and
westsldes, wasfound perpendicular with the
wall, having no FOOT or extended base.
The east and wesS walls are out Of plumb
After thorough and exhaustive examina-
ton Mr.. Rosenplanter reported TO the
committee that the Covington courthouse
is unsafe and ought to be pulled down.
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A yew Ieueiry Firm.

Mr.. G. II. IIoichkiss, the well known
matchmaker and jcwcler, and SIR. ~. L.
Gage. fo- n long time connected with the
well known cotton factors, w. A. Gage &
Co., have associated themselves in busi-
ness under the firm name Of G. II. lIoich.
kiss q Co., and will conduct a we'll APP
pointed and plcntiiully stocked jcwclry
establishment at No. 81 Madison street.
Both OF these young gentlemen arc trained
business men, OF uncxccptlonablc habits
and excellent character, and IL Is safe to
predict that q successful career awaits
Them In their projected enterprise. Mr..
Hotchkiss left Tor the East yesterday 10
make his purchases, aud will doubtless ro-
turn with tasielully selected assortment
OF the very best goods In the jewclry line.
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LOCAL PREVITIES.

IIailstones almost as large MS marbles
fell thick and fast for about twenty min
utes last night.
Louisiana strawberries were selling in
this market yesterday at % cents a pint
box, or about a cent apiece.
Joe Rivers (colored) was committed to
Jail yesterday 10 await trial on a charge of
stealing o sack OF potatoes and barrel OF
corn from j. L. Bigelow.
Bicycle riders should be required to keep
oil the sidewalks. A child OF Mr.. Harvey
Robinson's narrowly escaped being run
over yesterday by bicyclIst.
All ladies interested in the Bethel Mis-
sion work are requested TO meet nj the
Bethel building, Charleston avenue and
Adams street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
James Butler. colored, wanted at De-
West, Miss, for burglary, was taken back
10 that place yesterday by the Marshal OF
Holly Springs, who was deputized to come
after him.
Capt. w. W. Alaingault IL again in COM
mand OF the transfer steamer General
Pierson, the period.of suspension imposed
upon him by the Inspectors for the COLI
sion OF his boat with a harbor tug having
expired last night.
One Of the attractive features Of the Cot
ton Exchange entertainment for the bcne-
fit OF the orphans will be a match game OF
tennis between the Memphis and Chicka-
saw Tennis Clubs. The APPEAL tips the
Memphis Club TO win.
Lorenzo Mobiles, Second Mate Of the
steamer DeSoto, was arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal Talliafcrro
g. Ill
WIS bound over 10 tho MAY term OF the
Court by Commissioner Clough.
The two story brick building on tho
northeast corner Of Shelby and Beale
streets, owned by Gus Bass and occupied
by Jacob Lansinger Ms n boardinghouse,
was damaged by fire this morning at 1880
o'clock TO the extent OF $50. The origin Of
the fire Is not known.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the
jury In the Fred Fogg murder case re-
turned a verdict OF murder In the second
degree, fixing the punishment at twenty
years in the pcnitentiary. II was a white
jury throughout, and some OF the mem
bcrs were In favor OF heavier penalty;
for example, murder In the first degree,
with mitigating circumstances. but they
receJed from this because they feared the
court would have the fellow hanged.
Quite heavy hailslorm prevailed out
some two miles northeast OF the city about
9 o'clock yesterday. The hail cut the
leaves from the trees. cut down growing
vegetables and broke glass over holbeds
and greenhouses. The hail fell for a few
minutes, then burst oisunshine followed,
which was succeeded by a more violent
fall OF hail, accompanied by rain, thunder
over the city last night between and 10
O'clock
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
SILVER MOON FLOUR
5000 PIER BARREL.
NEW ROE HERRING.
BALDWIN KNOWLT0N & LAKE
PERSONAL POINTS.


MARK w. sADLER will leave iorSt Louis
tonight.
Mr.. AND MRs. NAPOLEON HILL left last
night for st. Louis.
Miss MAGGIE GRAHAM Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Redford, at No. 1876 Robson
street.
Miss AGNES ToOF has returned after a
months visit among friends and relatives
in Chattanooga aud Athens, Ala.
MISS EDITH Books, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. 5. III. Brooks, left last
night for Cincinnati TO spend some time.
PRoF. J. BLOOM. the violinist, who Is to
play tonight at the Wagner Concert, is
stopping with his brother.in-law, Mr..
VIM. Katzenberg, on Adams street.
MRs. S. S. sPIcER and daughter, Miss
Carrie. left this morning for Nashville to
attend the marriage OF Miss Mamie Bax-
ter, Miss Carrie being one Of tho brides
maids.
VIsrToRs on Change yesterday: @. c..
Williams, New York; n. G. Barker, New
Haven, Conn; w. ii. McAlurray, Fort
Smith, Ark; III. o. Rand, j. Johnson,
Holly Springs, Miss; John Cowan, Nash
vile, Tenn.
J. l.. AMRoD, Batcsville, Ark; Mrs. ].
w. Smith, Paducah, KY. S. ID. Moore,
st. Louis; n. 7. shotwell, Jonesboro, Ark;
J. l.. Biasher. Louisville, KY; w. A.
Newton and wife, Fort Scott, kas., are at
Dufly's Hotel.
w. A. WHEELER, Cincinnati; ]. w.
Peregoy, Philadelphia; b. Wolf and wife,
Kansas City; j. w. Steele, II. Schwab,
New York; II. r. Mcdonald, Louisville;
w. r. Dawson, Chicago; L. A. Randle,
ST. Louis. are at the Peabody.
J. VI. WATSON, Paducah u. Il. Brown,
Columbia, Tenn; Miss Scott, Robinson
vile, Miss; ]. II. Collins, Bald Knob,
Ark; Miss Sue Ingram, Holly Springs,
Miss; ID. q. Green and family, Union
City, Tenn; w. II. Harris, Humboldt,
Tenn, are at Gaston's.
DIR. G. X. DuScAs, nm old resident Of
Shelby County, and for sixteen years
physician IN charge Of the Poor and In
sane Asylum, under election by the Coun.
~ Court, died suddenly about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at his homo in Ra-
leigh. The night previous he was at the
residence OF J. NJ. Coleman, at Raleigh,
and beyond complaints OF occasional pains
In the head, was considered In good health.
DIR. Duncan was In every sense Of the word
a good man, esteemed as such by every
one, and his unexpected demise will be
lamented by all.
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THE GA. PACIFIC AT WEST POINT

Reception, Presentation and banquet TO
Its omcors.
4 public reception will be given 90 the
Georgia Pacific Railroad officials aud a sill.
yer fish bar presented when the road puts
on trains to West Point, Miss, the time OF
which is not yet fixed. An elegant ban.
quet will also 5e given by the ladies In
honor Of the occasion. The following arr
the ,oasts and the gentlemen who will ~.
spond to them:
/. West Point and It's Future Fred
Bcall.
2. The Event We Cclcbntc-A. +. Fox.
3. The Georgia Pacific Railway aud IT,
Connections. w. johnson and |. y.
Sage.
4. Memphis & Atlantic Railway and lls
Advantages NJ. Abbott.
3. The South aud Its Resources. NJ.
Roane.
6. The Mighty Eist--J. w. Fcwcll.
Z. Mississippi; It's Present and Future
+. A. Crit-
S. Cur Absent Fricnds-L. 7. Brad
shaw.
o. Tho Sister States Mississippi and
Alabama--f. * White.
no. Tho Prcss--Col ]. NJ. Heating, Of
TnE MEMPHIS Atrial.
II. Tho State Judiciary-Lock l.. Ilous.
ton
H. Tho Women Of tho south-F. g..
Barry.
The public reception aud presentation
Of the silver fish bar will be held at the
courthouse, 10 which the public generally
Is invited and the ladies especially. The
banquet will be. given aiicrwand at the
Mayors Hall. TO which invitations will be
issued as soon MS the time Is definitely set.
tied. Capt A. T. Fox will mako the
reception speech aud present the fish bar
at the courthouse.
Mr.. J. II. Brnkcr i chairman Of tho
Arrangement Committee and master Of
ceremonies.
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People Wonder

\AIHEN they find how rapidly health
w is restored by taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. The reason is that this
preparation contains only the purest
and most powerful alternatives and
tones. To thousands yearly It proves a
veritable elixir OF life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Broclway Centre,
Mich, writes oliver complaint and
indigestion made my life n burden
and came near ending my existence.
For more than four years suffered un-
told agony. was reduced almost to
n skeleton, and hardly had strength TO
drag myself about. All kinds OF food
distressed me, and only the most deli
cate could be digested at all. Within
tho time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief Moth
ing that l took seemed TO do any per-
manent good until l began the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which has pro-
ducod wonderful results, Soon after
commencing to take the Sarsaparilla
could see an
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
m, BetaIf OF Oscar Neebc.

srniNoriELp. H., April l2.-Louis II.
Necbc, Of Chicago, Is in the city securing
the signatures OF the General Assembly 20
a petition TO the pardon OF his brother,
Oscar W. Nccbe, who Is serving a fifteen
years sentence in Joliet for completely in
the noted lIaymarket massacre. The pc
tilion which he will present TO Gov. Fiier
Is unusually strong, being signed by some
OF the best known lawyers, ministers and
other public men In the State. Among
them are United States Senator farwell,
Congressman Mason, Mayor Roche aud
ex.Mayor Harrison. There are over G,0O0
signatures In all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Presidential Appointments

WAsuINGroN, April l2,-The President
made the following appointments this
afternoon Lyman L. Knapp Of Middle
bury, VT, to be Governor of Alaska;
James p. Luse, Of Dakota, to be Register
Of the Land Office at Rapid City, d. r.;
Thomas NJ. Reed, Jr., Of Washington Ter.
ritory. TO be Register OF the Land Office
at Seattle, Wash. T.; Spencer lIartwig, OF
Covington, KY, TO be a special agent TO
make allotmcnts OF lands in severalty to
Indians, under the provisions Of tho act Of
Congress approved February s, 1887.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Treasury Appointments.

WASHINGTON, April The Secretary
of the Treasury made the following ap.
pointments today: z. +. Thomas, to be
Superintendent OF the Public Buildings al
Huntsville, Ala; John Tacott, 10 be Super.
intendent Of the Public Building at Town.
send, Wash. T.. James o. Churchill, tc
be Custodian OF the Custom house at st.
LOUIS; Charles L. Bachman, to DO Super.
intendent OF the Custom-house at Wheel
ing. w. Va.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
AFTER MR.. MADDEN AGAIN
GEN. PETERS INSTRUCTED TO PRE-.
SENT HIM FOR INDICTMENT.
Release Of Medical Student sapp, of
Texas, the Would-be Murderer OF
Mary Palmer, on insufficient Bond,
the Basis-Memory- Refreshing Facts.

There are instructions out from Judge
DuBose, OF the Criminal Court to the
Grand Jury, to return true bill OF in
dictment against David p Hidden, Presi-
dent OF the Taxing District, judge OF the
Police Court OF the city and ex-oilicio Jus.
tice of the Peace,
The oflense laid at President Hadden's
door is misdemeanor in his magisterial of
fee, based upon the release OF w. j. Sapp,
the murderously inclined medical student,
on insufficient bond.
The case against Sapp, without going
into details, as THE APPEAL gave them
fully and accurately at the time, is this:
While sitting in corner grocery store ut
Central Point, drinking beer and eating
sausage, on the 2lst of January last, he
became offended at Jim Palmer, young
negro man. The oflGnse ere long hight.
ened to open hosIilities, and Sapp settled
1t by returning to the medical college, Sc
curing a pistol, going back to the scene
with lot of companions, chasing Palmer
and his sister Mary to the rear of their
house, across the street. and shooting the
latter us She stood in the door. Sapp then
attempted to escape, but was appre-
hended ut the Iron Mountain Railroad de-
pot and arrested. The next morning he
was tried by Judge lladden on a warrant
sworn out before him by Capt. lIackett, Of
the police department, charging him Sapp)
with ieloniously shooting Mary Palmer
with intent TO commit murder. President
and Judge Hadden fined the prisoner $50
for the city, and disposed Of the State
phase OF the case ms follows as appears on
the warrant over his own signature:
at is considered by me, in this case,
that the defendant is guilty OF the olIense,
as charged in the warrant, and that no be
committed TO the jail Of tho county OF
Shelby, unless lao enter into recognizance
with sufficient security in tho sum OF
81, 600 TO appear nj the next term OF the
Criminal Court OF Shelby County TO be
further dealt with rs the law directs"
BY some means or other, known best
only to himself, the Judge afterward 70
duced the bond TO $3.50, upon which DIR.
$. A. Rogers and lhomas Joyner became
sureties, and Sapp was released. As an
APPEAL reporter learned alterward, Sapp
indemnillel his sureties and skipped out
TO Texas, with no idea Of returning. The
wounded girl, although very seriously
shot, recovered after several weeks OF sui.
iering. A forfeiture was ordered taken
on the bond yesterday.
The section OF the Code dealing with
the ollense charged against Judge lladden
provides that, upon conviction ho shall
forever thereafter DO disqualified from
holding Office under the laws aud Consti.
tuition OF the State"
The accused had no disposition TO have
his case tried in the newspapers, and de.
clined TO make any statement further than
that he was mot bolhering about any in
dictment"
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neyona An Companions

Il the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand Of oignrs, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
FLOR DE sAMEisoS,
And which we are selling rs u leader at
the popular price Of
2 ron CSC.
A cigar as good cannot be had elsewhere
3 for SOC. This we guarantee, and invite
conaoisseurs Of fno cigars 10 try them.
i. SAMEfSoS & Co.,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis.
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substituted warfare between landlord and
tenant for friendly relations based upon
recent laws, which put Irish tenants in a
more favored and protected position than
any people in the world. Eyiotions were
not taking place because tenants could not
pay their rent, but because they would
not do so. Sir Vernon Harcourt seemed
to prefer that the policemen's heads be
battered than to see door broken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Tho euII Co..t Nav Yara.

WAsnISOToY, April l2.-The Naval
Commission 10 select a sits for n navy
yard on tho Gulf coast has returned b
Washington. No conclusion has yet been
reached touching the site, as all Of the
necessary data respecting the cost Of the
land, etc, have not yet been received.
Capt. Mahan. Of the Northwestern Navy
Yard Commission. is now at Newport pro-
pairing the report ol the board.
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mtg Loss Cotton aud Corn.

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, april i2-Thc fire
which broke out yesterday evening In tho
steamship Gillian has continued TO eat iis
way into the 1900 bales Of cotton, and The
impression now h that all the cotton will
be more or less damaged, while 200
bushels Of corn iu ono VI the forward com.
partmcnts have boon soaked with water.
Tho loss on cargo BE- estimated ai 100000.
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River TeIegram..

CINCINNATI, o., April i2.-Riycris feet and fall.
Ing Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, April i2-Riycr II feet 8
iuehes aud stationary. Weather clear
vIcKsDuRG. Mle. April i2.-Rlver falling.
Arrived City OF Nlcksbnfg for Natehck
LOUISVILLE. KY, April i2-Riyor falling. with
feet 10 iuches on the falls aud = feet In the
canal Weather cloudy; heavy rain. Departed
CODES Rule, New Orleans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

wAsniSoroS, April i2.--F. G. lawson,
OF Meridian, Miss, has been appointed a
cadet nj the United States Military Acad-
envy nj West Point. N, ".
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arana oponIna I.uneh.

james Coffee, the new proprietor OF the
Kansas City House, No. 10 Poplar street,
gives next Saturday a grand opening
lunch. Give Mr.. Coffee friendly call.
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Improvement

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BuS,ers sentence COMMITTED. 2,

WASHINGTON, April l2.-ln the case OF
Steve Busscl, convicted in tho United
States District Court, Western District Of
Arkansas, for murder, aud sentenced Feb
ruary 3, 1889, 10 be hanged on the 10Th Of
April, 1889. the President has committed
the sentence 10 imprisonment for life.
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DUNCAN-At nd. fr.ilcnco IN naloigh, Tenn,
Friday evening, April ~ ~, d. ob0hot X. DuN'
can, Ia the o2d yoaf ~ DE hge
funona al Emwo0i tomorrow tsUNDAf) alter
noon at 2 O'Clock
woODs-At the residence Of hof ,o,nil law, the
Rev pctcr Wager Iasi NUwinafkct No, THURSDAY
evening ApriFii istl Mr. y n. Woods widow Of
the late Jaines Wood " Memphis, aged u years
HoEIfN-At the residence thls Ynele, Joo Hen,
klc, No ii3 uoofEia street ifty miffno9nt April
iasp. nj O'Clock. AiutHf sily chlld OF the lato
Mrs. Louise iIoohn
Fu>cral from rs-ldsnec this osATURDAY1 alter
noon ats O'Clock. Friends aud acaualnIanoos In
yited 70 attend