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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
The MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
Prohibition and Income-Tax Resolutions
introduced.

JACKSON, Miss, sept. LIN the Consti-
tutional Convention this afternoon Judge
Christmap offered the following resolutions
saloons and tipping houses or other places
of public resort whera liquors are sold or
kept are hereby declared public nuisances,
and may be suppressed or abated by
nrosecu,iOn in the name Of the state, or
nyon The complaint Of any citizen. The
Ia,,islature shall enact such laws as are
necessary 10 enforce the provisions Of this
section. MIR. street. offered res
olution providing for an income tax;
.nd the Increase in the value Of
real estate held otherwise than a home
stead shall bc considered an income. Inc
convention then adjourned until d;oo 10,
morrow, out Of respect 70 ule menioi! p'
General u. Query, delegate IRON "o"nues
county, who died yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

will work for his defeat. IL is now under.
stood that Polk means "war b. the knife
upon Vance.
The Daily News and Observer will to-
morrow morning reply 10 Folks editorial
saving that Polk is not the North Carolina
Farmers Alliance editor, and neither j.
the Progressive Farmer the Farmer
Alliance organ. The attack on Vance IN
no way truly represents the sentiments oi
the Alliance; that Polk is demagogue,and
is stirring mp strife merely for his own ends.
Polk is President Of the National Farmers
Alliance.
CitV vital statistics FOR the month OF
August show tnat there were twenty-five
deaths and twenty-seyen births in the city
during the month.
Workmon began to-day on extensive re-
pairing and improvements which will he
made upon buildings at the Fair grounds
in time for the state FAIR, which VIII he
held i'm October.
MINING PROPERTY SOLD.
The Pepper Mining Company which has
for years carried on an extensive mining
operation In stokes county have Just sold
out all their property, including ten mines
aud one thousand acres OF property to New
York and London parties. Price paid for
the property was about $4,000.
A special car passed through here to-day
On which were twenty-five students from
points in Virginia bound for Eton College.
4 new institution recently opened near
Burlington.
EAuGRATION OF FARM HANDS.
Fmigraut Agent r. \. Williams, known
as "PegissE mas a.i.>-'. h're anc states
that he has up 10 cate taNeh oui twenty Two
thousand coIOred people 20 Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi Arkansas. and Texas. and wants
to secure twenty thousand more farm hands
i'm the next SIX months 10 work on shares
He offers 10 supply tools. seed, mules. land,
and houses to live in free and give one-aaii
the crop made; also to pay all railroad far,
and furnish prOyis Ons to be paid Tor out q
f;lp qron
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
BASE BALL.
Report of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
National lnague.-At Brooklyn: Brook
lyns. 10: Pittsburgs. o. AT Boston: Chi
caeos. 4: Bostons, /. Morning game.
At Philadelphia: Cincinnatis, /; Philadei
phias, ,.
PLAYERS League.-At Boston: Bostons' II
Cleyelands, =. At New York: New orhs
:. Bufalos. ;. (Morning game0 AZ fhil
adelphia: PhilaGelphias. b Plttso'rg-' D
American Association. AT syracuse
Svracuse. :. Toledos, 3. At Rochester
Rochester, -; Louisville. q.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
PLAYERS eague-At Boston: Bostons
If: Cleyelauds .. At Philadelphia: phiia
delphias, q: Plttsburgs, .. At BROOKLYN
Brooklyns, :: Chicag0s. q. At New York
New IOrks. 10: ButialOs. :
National League-At brooklyn (thlrt
camel: Pittsburg 4; Bro0klyns, :.
American AssOciatiOn-At Syracuse: ~
racuse. 10: T0ledos, If. At Philadelphia
Pniladelrhias. :; II. Louis. ,. At Roches
ter: R0chesters, 10; Louisyilles, D. AT Bal
timore: First game, Baltimores. q; Colum
bus. : second game, Baltimores, o; Colum
hUe q.
National league-At Boston: Chicagos
II: Bostons. II. At Philadelphia: CincIn
natis. s: Philadclphas, 3. At Brooklyn
Brooklyns. ,: Pittsburgs, |. At New York
New Yorks, /; Cleyelands,O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
REMARKABLE HYPNOTiSM.
Mrs. Woodwork Throws Whole Audi
ences Into frances.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Mrs. Maria b. Wood
worth, the evangelist, has been conducting
a revival here in big tent. capable OF shell
tering nearly nine thousand people. DIR.
Wellington Adams and DR.. Theodore Dill
Ter. authorities on insanity and neurology,
after an investigation unhestatingly pro-
nounce Mrs. Woodwork 10 be an insane
woman of great hypnotic power. The
frances into which she throws her audiences
are. they say, simply the result OF hypno.ism.
over $1,000 people were ut the river front
yesterday to witness the baptizing by her
of more than 100 persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
An Ex-Coroner Attacked and Beaten to
Death.

ROCHESTER, y. l., Sept. l.-On last Mon
day night as ex-CorOner Daniel sharp was
on his way to his home at II O'Clock he met
stephen j. Mcconnell and William l.. Nogt,
who were escOrting two young ladies 10
their homes. IL is alleged by the two men
that Sharp made an insulting remark re-
necting ON the character OF the ladies. How
ever that may be, they attacked Sharp and
pounded him so that his injuries proved
fatal and his death took place at noon to-
day. He had been unconscious most Of the
time since the trouble. and had been unable
TO tell his story intelligiby. He was tity
eight years old and leaves "A family. Ncg;
and Mcdonnell are in custody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Three Persons Burned to Death In u CAL
ifgrnia Town.

COMO, CAL. Sept. 1.-The WolfoId House
was burned this morning. The fire started
in room occupied by an invalid, who, il is
supposed, upset the lamp. Three persons
were burned 10 death. Their bodies wore
found In the ruins. One was recognized a.'
VIM. Pryor, Il Western Union iineman. Tho
others could not be Identified. "r ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Cable Notes.

VIENNA. Sept. Eighty miners were
sutfocated by an explosion at BoryslaY,
Galicia, to-day.
PARIS. Sept. IA train was derailec tc
dav rear Arrens ON the department Ol
Creusc. Seventeen carriages were wrecked
ana several people killed and injured.
VIENNA, sept. l.-->ix more villages 10
southern Hungary have been burned. his
fearful destruction by fires Is due TO the eA-
treme drypess Of the buildings, caused by a
long season OF tOrrid weather. Twelve PER-
sons lost their lives during the burning OF
Mezoeh keresztes recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Hnrning OF the tgypt.

LONDON, sept. LIN the course Of the
Boatd Of Trade inquiry into the burning at
sea of the national line steamer Egypt,
some interesting testimony has been given
AS TO the causes Of such occurrences. An
insurance expert testified that there were
records OF seyenty-seyen fires similar to tnat
which destroyed the Egypt. The trouble
was due, he said, to the American system
Of packing cotton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
ACROSS The SEA.
Opening of the Trades Union Congress In
Liverpool.

LONDON, Sept. The opening Of the
Trades Union Congress at Liverpool to-day,
was marked by the greatest enthusiasm.
The prominent labor agitators Burns,
Mann. Tillett and others were widely. ap'
plauded. In the course OF his address John
Buns warned the Congress that 1t was ne
ces.ary TO keep the labor movement out oI
politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
wife Murder and suicide.

STOCKTON, CAT, sept. i.-News reach =
here from West Point, mining town Ia
Calayeras county, OF probable double
murder and suicide In that place on fr'dv
night last. A man named Gallagher fsf'''v
shot his wife, killed his son, ard then GO si'
mitted suicide. Gallagher had been dsln y
Ing heavily OF late, and committed 20
crime because OF his wiie's refusal 10 gl'v
him money 70 continue bis debauca.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
ORANGE.
PrOtracted Meetings-Condition Of the
Crops AID Politics.


Crops AID Politics.
ORANGE, Sept. l. Special. We have
enjoyed succession OF protracted meetings
for the past month, and they are yet going
on. DR.. J. c. Iliden. of Eufaula, Ala. q
ripe scholar and fine preacher. has Just
closed a meeting at North lamuEkey
church.
our corn harvest will soon commence.
The crop through this section is very good.
There is universal satisfaction at lhe
nomination Of General Lee to succeed him
self. We find 10 fault with his stewardship
and feel that the honor and interest OF hi
district will be faithfully guarded.
There is indication of IA lively contest over
county offices next. spring. The growing
strength and conservatism of the Alliance
will mark a new era in politics about here.
impertinent Office holders and Oilice-seekers.
who by foul means have carried elections
by the purchase Of mercenaries against the
interest Of the community, are III the bal
aucCS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
ANOTHER KENTUCKY TERROR.
Twelve of the Notorious French Eversole
Gang Arrested.

Twelve OF The NOTORIOUS lrehth-ENSis"ie
Gang Arrested.
WINCHESTER, KY, Sept. l.-Captain
Gather, with about thirty soldiers, arrived
here last evening, having in charge twelve
Of the notorious French-Eyersole faction
who have been a terror to the law-ablding
citizens cf southeastern Kentucky for the
past two or three years. After turning the
prisoners over TO the iaier Of Clark county,
Captain Gather and his men went ON To
Lexington last night. All Of the prisoners
are under indictment for murder. but the
fact does not appear to have very dc-
pressing effect upon their spirits. French
and EyersOe are Young men, and their al-
pearance does not give any indication Of the
desperate characters they have proved
themselves 10 be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

LONDON. Sept. There Is good author
ity for the statement that the government
is preparing Local Government Dill LOT
Ireland one feature OF tue measure Is 'he
C c,eatiOn OF county cOuncils.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

CHICAGO, sept. 1.-The long threatened
carpenters strike will begin tomorrow.
With few exceptions ali uniou carpenters
are called out by order VI the council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
VOL. IV.---NUMBER 1,45,
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
NEWS BY MAIL AND WIRE FROM
VARIOUS SECTIONS.

Labor.Day Celebration I'm Roanoke-Pro-
trsctcd Meetings AZ different Parts
Tobacco Sales and hi2ments-Heports
from the state at Large.
ROANOKE, VA, Sept. r. special. La
bor Day was celebrated by parade Of the
numerous societies and by picnic, races,
dancing, etc, in grove near the city. Ap-
propriate addresses were delivered, and
every thing passed of quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

Investigation into the fire on the National
line steamer Egypt. showed that the trouble
was due 10 the American system OF packing
coiton.-It is reported that the government
is preparing local government bill for Ire
land.-A rein was deTailed near Arreus'
France, and several persons were killed ana
niured-Six more villages have been de
sfroyed by flro I'm Southern Hungary. Tho
Trades Union Congress opeucd IN Liverpool
yesterday. and tse speakers were wildly APP
plauded.--Fires, attributed To the Intensely
hot weather have destroyed property IN Rus
sla valued al 5OOOOO roublcs.-lt IS learned
that the gurds are preparing 10 massacre the
ArmeDians living on the frontier
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08


you restrain your temper whan inAultedl
Are you able 10 k6ep revolver undrawn
until II IL needed, and rofraInA0m whaek
ing heads with u club aayeln cases Of
emorgonoyi Ii your phyaique without a
flaw and your education fairi Can You 70
aiAt the temptations Of bhbes whisky aud
womonf Are you Ia the prime Of life, over
feet lnehfa tall, and free from suspicion
Of crime On dlROlute llyingi
II your answer 10 these quorlea IL yes,
and you are, besides, q resident Of Now
York, then persuade a few prominent oltl-
zona 10 back your application, and ln tho
course OF several months you may blossom
out NJ full 0edged dandy copper Of the
broadway squad" Tho ,pruapeots how
ever, arc more favorable for your getting a
preliminary training asa mud wader and
goat chaser out kngahridgo way,
Tho police force Of the city Of Now York
at the present time oonalata OF 0,iM men,
divided IN iollowsj Commissioners, 4, Bu.
porintandent /, inspectors, Il captains, Mi
aergeants, 100, detective hergeanta-ln'
hpootor Bynes' force, i0i doOrmon, 76i
r0undmen, l02i patrolmon, 2,0DDi on pro.
baton, lO
The probatloh'ra arc the now appolnteea
who have passed the physical examination,
but are required 10 attend u school OF in
gtruotion prior 10 donning the blue uni
forms, The apartment IN which they meet
each forenoon nj the headquarters, on Mul'
berry street, looks for all the world like
the big study room OF village academy,
The men occupy rows Of benches facing
thoir teacher, who alta nj a table on u raised
platform and scolds, praises and rules like
a real pedngogue, No whispering N nj.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

A two hundred and fifty pound colorod
woman got into the Fifth avenue stage and
insisted on riding for nothing. Expostula'
tIon did no good 80 tho driver called po
lcomnn 10 put her out
80 you won't pay your farow said tho
policeman, looking NJ her from head to
foot,
"No, I'll die first, They should hayogiyon
me q transfer
"But am obliged TO put you out n you
don't pay your fare, said the policeman
rolling up his sleeves,
"You jos' try II, - said the old lady with
gnrng eyes
Tho policeman took another look Ot the
giantoss, thought moment and thcr
quietly dropped a nickel In the box, ~
guess that is the oasicst way To adjust this
case, he said, ns he went whistling along
on his beat. ELI Perkins,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

leo. On Che itth Of July near whore the
city Of Great Bend now stands, Little Tur'
tlo'a band Of Sioux warriors attacked the
train. The whites fought long aud well,
but wore oyorpoworod and oyory ono killed
except young McGcc
II seems that the Indians Ot first intended
10 spare him for 60mo rcWon, but after
compelling hlm 10 witness the torture Of
others not quite dead they decided 70 XIII
him also. Thechcf shot him with the ole.
CANT pistol he carried ns u Lincoln souvenir,
and three sponrs were run into his lack as
hr lay upon the ground Little Turtle then
toruof hsscalp0nd struck him twlcowitha
tdmahawk frGoturng the skull nt each
blow. The snvngOs departed, and In iow
hours a party Of soldiers arrived on their
way 10 Fort Lnrncd soTowfully they
gathered tho corpscs for burial, but per.
celving signs Of lifo IN MGGCo they bound
up his wounds and took him TO Gle fort,
The surgeons exhausted their slIlll upon
him, the struggle was long and terrible,
but hc llycd-Ua remarkable q recovery ~
any related IN history The details wore
laid before President Lincoln, who sent for
tho boy, and was dooply affected by his nc.
count. The western goncrals were directed
20 favor him In employment Many years
after McGcc's uncle acquired wealth IN tho
west and tried 10 recover the scalp from
Littlc Turtle, but unsucccsslully ModoC
is now apparently IN robust health, but OF
course terribly diMlgurcd,
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lowed, neither Is corporal punishment, An
Offender, instcad Of being soundly birdhodi
n fined, Full information Ia giyon Che pu'
pills regarding their duties, and besides this
thoy nro put through a thorough course Of
training by surgeon, 80 that they may
know what 10 do 20 aid the injured.
After mastering all necessary prollmin'
aries they are assigned 20 easy routes
liketbosc In the Thlrty,nfth precinct, whore
the noyicos may have plenty Of walking,
lots Of fresh air, no elevated trains and iow
burglars,
However, for the regular pOtrolman, the
"tendcrfootn M well ~ the veteran, che
samo hourspreyall The following extract
from the rules plainly Indicates that an
officer Il not q person Of much loisurei
The police day commences NJ u, M The
patrol force In each precinct II divided into
two patoons. Each platoon N divided Into
two sections. II takes ninotyalx hours "a
complete n round OF tours, Tho schedule
gives thirtysiX hours pntrol, twentyoighl
hours reserve, thrty.two hours homo u
each man. Much extra duty ispcrformcd IN
"rescrven hours; time nlso given for meals
ont Of reserve hours, Home hours
are often broken by attendance at court
also by emergencies Ns strikes, riots, mas,
meetings, largo professions, fires, etc. IRE
serven means readiness for active service
other than patrol, as woll ~ rest
The schedule Is 80 arranged that from
to sa, m, each day only one-fourth Of The
force are ON active duty Che other three
fourths being NJ their homes. From tC
l2 at night, on the other hand, half The mon
are patrolling beats, the other half being
held in reserve at the various station
houses,
There are IN Now York thirJy-llyo pre-
cincts and ono sub-prccinct The smallest
Of these is the Thirty. y.nfth, located north oI
the Harlem river where llfty-thrco mel
comprise the force. The largest Ia Oh,
Nineteenth, or "tendcrloin,n with toto
roster Of 1888. The Nineteenth Is called th,
"tcnderloinn district because within it'
limits are included the fashionable streets
where the wealthy people Of the city ro
side.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

wallnder D, Golden, assistant attorney
general, represented tho state, Alexander
Hamilton, hrnokh0lat Livingstone and
Aaron Burr appeared as counsel fnr
Weekes II was proven that the prisoner
had been absent from his brothers. house
with horse and sleigh 0n tho night Of tho
murder between tho hours 0t 4 apd o. The
prosecution established the existence Of
sleigh aud horse tracks, Identical with those
Weekes outfit would have made near the
we'll, which stood some distance from the
country road La fact, what might be
called strong oirGumstmtial case Was
made out against the accused.
Court Rat continuously ana the speeches
of counsel followed AZ once ON the closing
u the evidence, AZ $50 on the morning oi
the third day Of the trial Mr. Golden
begged an Adjournment saying he VIA OK
hapHted His request being refused he
submitted his side without argument,
Judge Lansing charged tho Jury that there
was no evidence 20 warrant tho conviction
Of the defendant and an acquittal natur-
ally followed AZ once, II was now twenty
minutes Of In the morning The tagged
ont participants Ia the long legal battle
were preparing 10 40 home when tho s0li-
tary woman present swept forward, In
her dress of gray she looked weird beneath
the Hight Of the illekerlng candles, 10
Hamilton, who had called the dead girl
unoliaRte, she directed her first remark
III thee dies natural death shall think
there N no justice In heaven" Then her
pent up anger burst forth Ia flame OF
fury against the rest and while the awe
struck throng stood silent and aghaat she
voiced that terrible appeal for yengaanoel
~ call upon the Almighty 10 curse you
all, and he will do II,
The record of the subsequent years, 80
far ~ known, Ia thlal
Weellea, tho day after his release, 70,
cGlyed pressing invitation from oitizens'
committee 10 leave town and never come
back, lle departed, and on his Journey
southwark was waylaid, killed and robbed
Alexander Hamilton foil by the hand Of
Burr In duel tho details u which are
matters Of history,
Aaron Burr lived 10 noe hla schemes Of
empire fail, aud died a dlsgraood, neglected
old man
Chief Justice Lansing left hia hotel one
day 10 take the Albany boat NJ the foot Of
Cortlandt street, He was never heard Of
again,
Even 10 this day, ninety years subsequent
10 the commission Of the orlme, thNpeople
resIdngln heylolnity Of sOA Groono street
avoid tho location OF the wei after dark,
Strange moana aud cries gre often heard OF
q stormy night, II IL probably tho wind
whlatllng about the old carpenter shop, but
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

~ hiiippu AiiItpi llle npliupultaii pulpe
include all told San man, During theyea
1889 they made h3, 300 arrests, OF tho per
sons arrested " lA Wsre charged with Ia
t0KioatiDn aud 1850 with being dilnrdefly
An additional number NJ $3.50 had cnLl-
plaints fpr both Of these misdemeanOH
brought up against them, One hundred
aud thirteen persons were looked up 0n &C.
ouAatinnH 0f murder and were Joined Ia
duress by go burglars hetW0en casual
hilarlty aud midnight assassination q range
Is found on the statistics 40 headquarters
Of ll1 other ofanses for which mepi Wo-
men and children we're detained during the
past year,
OF course there must be q master 0f this
huge machine, man " experience Ahd
executive ability, n guide, control punish
aud reward. To a certain degree, he ID a
subordinate " 0thaB, but Va a larger meaa
ura he IL an able Rutn0rat His name IN
William Murray, aud hia title 10 auperin-
tendent Of police,
There arc ~ least thfee reasons why Mr.,
Murray 10 proper man for tho place he
has 40 efiiGlently filled duing tho lAst i've
yeam, 10 begin With, ha was born Ia the
0ity and knows his New York like book,
Again, he has made hlR way up from the
ranks tO the post 0foommandeT, ana, finally,
no Is a veteran Of the war Herein bHhf 10
his record Born, 1874, member Ellsworth
zouAyea, 1919, patfulman, 1904 sergeant
1870 captain, 1910, Inspector, 1911 gupeFin'
tsndnnt, ib6 Not bad showing soldier
At n, chief Of the metropolitan polloeat 81,
OfOprae, durlngneaFly twentyliyeyeara
OF public service Mr., Murray has had many
Of those eXeltlag experiences that fall 10
tho lot VI the officer bent on doing his duty.
No recount them Rll would require book,
" give the details N two or three would
talla columns, 30 they must be passed by
with the brief mention that, aa q teatlmO-
nial Of regard Tor hiA able work Ia safe
guarding their property, tho jewellers Of
0Otham-aftGr securing permission t0m
his mpeHOm- presented Mr. Murray on
Jan, 70, lsl0, with aWatoh valued 40 gliOJO
Tho police Of New York are always on
guard, and ~ body they are thoroughly
ehlolent on course h would ba Impossible
10 gather together nearly $500 men among
whom no raaoala we're included, Occasion
ally an officer II found 10 be sneak or a
aooundrel, but underneath the slight aoum
of6yaneseent refuse always flows the strong
and steady atrean of courage Intelligence
and ndellty.
because this h the case New York
criminal generally makes progress unex'
oelled Ia any other city, Ho commlta an
overt not ono hour, the next he 10 before a
police magistrate, aud tho third his blue
coated guardian IL oonalgning him 10 tho
care OF the "aef6wmann at the i0mbs,
BREp q, DAYTON,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

alone, 60 which no made no reply, but
looked onrnest and thoughtful and leaned
down his head on his hand | continued;
Indeed, Leyi, 10 tell thee tho truth, be-
liovo she went with thee, Sho told me she
was 70, and | have good reason TO think
she did ,"
Then Mrs. Ring declared that she was
aware of the intended marriage, and
Weekes burst outi "l'm ruinedl I'm ru-
lnedl Pm undonc foreverl Unless she APP
penrs to clear mo my existence will bo only
u burdenp
Day succeeded day without bringing
trnce of the missing girl, until on Jan. 2,
1900 n systematic search begun some time
proyiouely, resulted IN the discovery OF
Mlas Sands corpse In Manhattan well,
Tbis wel stood IN what was then the Lis
pennrd meadows, and still exists nj S9,1
Greene street, although It's uncanny depths
aro concealed from view by the flooring OF
n carpenter shop. Tho body when found
wns without Int, shawl or shoes. The
dress--tho poor things wedding gown
VIVA torn open above the waist. There
were bruises and pclptChes on the face and
bronst and Che marks Of enolrcling fingers
about the tlront, also q dlslocatlon OF th'
collar bone.
Naturally suspicion attnohed TO Lev
Weekcs. He wns indicted by the grant
Jury, and his trial began March 81, 1900, ii
The old city hall, at the corner OF Wall an'
| Nassau streets Chief Justice Lansing
| Mayor Richard Varick and Recorder Rich
| ard aarrlson sat upon the bench Ohd