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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-23
Mr.. c. J. CAMPBELL ACQUITTED.


me VIII Of Mrs. Mosby--A Richmond To-
gatse--Desision In Favor of Creditors.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstchl
AMHERST @. H., Va, Oct. %, 1890.
The case Of @. j. Campbell, editor OF
Amherst New Era, charged with mali
hous shootipg OF D. l.. Evans. a young
lawyer of this place, came up for trial in
the County Court yesterday and result
ed In verdict OF acquittal. The shoot
ing grew out Of difficulty between Mr..
Campbell and Mr.. Evans, ST., which was
taken up by his son. Mr.. Evans's
wounds were slight, though he received
two pistol-shots in bis right arm and
hand.
MRS. MosBY's WILL
The win of Mrs. IL. +. Mosby, a
wealthy lady Of this county, whose death
few weeks ago was chronicled in the
DHPATcH. was admitted to probate at
this term OF the County Court. With
the exception Of legacy OF IS, 200 10
Major Leigh Il. Page, OF your city, and
Q beqnest to the 81 tiers OF Charity of
il,e Holy Cross, Lypchburg. and some
minor legacies, her large estate is given
her brother. Dr. Sidney Fletcher. Of this
county. The bequest to the Sisters OF
Charity consisted Of her beautiful home.
"noxT 81. ANGELA"
situated about four miles from here.
The building there is modelled after al
Italisn villa, from which il takes its
,ams, and the grounds, which are sps.
iops and beautifully adorned With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-23
LOST. -rasrrD. .so rousD.

I OST. BETWEEN TWENTf-st-
EICoND and Broad streets and sat ons
FIVE PIECES MUSIC. msrkoi =" NyhA -
turning TO RICHARD l. bkONS, ~ 20
Franklin street ---------o o9 .'..,--
Y OST. on BROAD OBCH@ss
Grace street. betsoon Y0urth -, -
aud Adams streets, q par ot 1'AD = .'ihA,
Win gold chain attached. hnHaf4 81 i'.t,-.
b. 6ls north Seventh street. q, s-''
CTOLEN, FROM BASEMENT or
y Mozart Hall, probably before Mer.n ihe ~
last, with other valuable household eDoo''' w
following articles;
CHAIRS
Mahogany with siufoi leaiher ts'Es snl
sests: large stuffed Leather haA ! itt
Coruerod Arm Win old-goii plush SCAT va
uvs Win SHAW seas.
CURTAINS.
,yelvst porrere. s,eol-oiuo ard gold : SOS
Cur,aius. olive, aadras. au1 croam 500 siLA
chlniz: -ets Laca and Nfc.Qult paf-'
CLOCK.
large xarblo Clock win hands M bronze o.
namonL st,vgp
- spoons marked a. y. T.; 70 Forks nHh,t
NJ. soup Tureen mafAcl l.fP,f' 80
three Ladies markell A. y t. fi,n- IN . ~. 81,
crumb-ScfaueE, silver service et 80.
TEAPOT, sugar pisn, Nfeam-'v'
Goblet marked 4. g. l.
PLATED SILVER
NY a.a, Uro dozen Ucsscri-hnNes :
ssi,sS's reward will BE- paid Tor recovery o.
these articles or any cftn ~ rrpppp
o. sa i3i Pos,-Oniee Box, hea@o'D' Va
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oc2i-3s
L,oR SALE, ONE OF THE MOST @

Il valuable FARMS in TIdewster Virginia. -
contains rs acres. situated on Hampton river OPP
posite the town OF Hampton and within one and
one-half miles OF Old Point Comfort; beautiful
river view and splendid oyster-grounds. This
land is specially adapted 20 trucking. For par
ticulars Apply 10 J. 1. " u ~,
o. 9l-6ts HamptOus w.
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ROUTE TO THE WEST
From Norfolk via Raleigh and Bristol TO
Cincinnati.


Cincinnati.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dspstch.l
WINSTON, n. c., October CT is
stated on the best authority to-day that
the Richmond Terminal Railroad Com
pany will secure a through trunk line
from Norfolk ria Raleigh and Bristol TO
Cincinnati. On Monday Colonel A. Il.
Andrews, second yice-president of the
Richmond and Danville Company, at
tended by Superintendent II. Il. Bridgers
and Majors Wiley and Henshaw, promi-
nent stockholders, went up the Wilkes
boro' branch of the road to inspect it.
All returned to-day save Nice-Presldent
Andrews, who went by a private con-
veyance through the country to Bristol,
Tenn, TO select a route over which to
run a road between the two points. The
parties who returned inform your cor
respondent that it means through
trunk line from Norfolk to Cincinnati.
TIE PROPOSED ROUTE.
The line will start from Norfolk over
the road already built to Tarboro' and
extended to Stanhope, in Nash county.
From thence it will go to Raleigh, where
it connects with the regular Richmond
and Danville line to Wilkesboro'. From
Wilkesboro' the road is in course OF con-
struction to Bristol, Tenn, where it will
connect with the South Atlantic and
Ohio road, which is being pushed for
ward to Cincinnati. The Richmond
Terminal jointly owns the road already
built from Norfolk to Stanhope. Nash
county, with the Atlantic-Coast Line.
TO BE BUILT.
From the latter place the Richmond
and Danville Company will build thirty
miles to Raleigh to connect their line to
Wilkesb0ro'. The latter place and Bris-
toll being connected they will only need
a connection between Bristol and Gin
cinnati, and they will get that by an ex-
tension OF the South Atlantic and Ohio
road, which is owned 10y Richmond
Terminal officials.
ADVANTAGES OF THE ROAD.
am informed by the same authority
that the extensions will be made i'm
mediately. This will put the Poca-
hontas coal-felds over fifty miles and
Raleigh forty miles nearer Norfolk; will
bring the famous Cranberry iron-mines
in proximity with the world, aud be a
through line from the finest seaport to
the West. All this comes from officers
OF the road and can be relied upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-23

NOR SALE, PR V ATELY, -
u THOSE HANDSOME BRICK DWBLL-G.k
ISGs known as she ImDoden property. Nos. si2
and 9ii Capitol street. They are IN exce!len1
repair and occupied az q paying rental Inc
owners gnon-residentsl are anxious 10 cell, 80
call at once and secure Dig bargain.
DENOON, TuPPkH & CO.,
ocefst SGT Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-23
AMuSEMENTS.
CRAND CONCERT AT CORCORAN

RAND CONCERT AT CORCORAN
" HALL. corner Twenty. NTH snd Broad
srreeis, FRIDAY, Octoter 2i,h, AZ T. ", tor
the bencht OF tho missions OF old - Johue.
Captain Cunningham will bo sisted by tho
first artists OF the city. including MIRA Jes-
sie -Magruder, Miss May Moore. Miss
Henley late OF tho Boston Conservatory, Miss
Fitzwi!son. Mr. ID. L. Leftwich. and others: Mr.
Sheppard Webb, pianist Mandolin and Guitar
Selections A rare opportunity for love OF
good music. &c H5-2t
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NOR SALE. TWO NEW FRAME a

il TBNEMESTs on Franklin sueet be-e
tween Thir,ieth and Ihirfy-flrst; four rooms
each: water on the lot Rented for s. per monih
each. Terms, s225 cash and TIE balance az ~
per month for ia months on each tenement
Three NEW FRAME TENEMESTS on Thirty
fr.t near Franklin; three rooms eacn, water on
tho lot. $50 cash on each: balance ia ~
monthly payments OF $3.50. These TBSEAENIs
are In q nelghhOrhond where great Improve
ments will be made by the city In short ume.
Rent will gay for lneIn In ten years.
&c. dODDlN,
~ a0fE a.sf Main sfroas iinny fIffl.
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nsAL EsrArE rsivATs SALE

TNINE BROOKLYN RESIDENCE q
4 FOR SALE, ONLY TWENTY MINUTES IN
FROM NEW YORK CITY HAIL. offer Tor
sale tho ELEGANT HOUSE 81 Tompkins Pla'e,
consisting Of brownstone. foar-story hish-stoOp
masonry private residence has twouty-ihree
rooms, comprising large sleeping laicoyel cham
bers, servants ana storage-rooms. private
baths on every floor, parl0rs, reception ooms,
largo and stately library with sold black wal
nus bookcases and other furnishings, noble
bauduet-hall with steel safe and combination
lock, lldles' dining-roOm, elevator, bltefs
pantry, expansive Eitchen aud laundry, double
stairways consory3tories leading from library
with southern exposgre-in fact, everything 10
mAko complete and enjoyable an American
gontlemgns homo, having al tho comforts OF a
suburban country-segt and every appointment
O, q nrst.cas.. luxurious city residence. THIS
place cost upward OF $1,000, but. having come
luto my possession through excbsnge With other
realty, Will DO sOli for ono third 10 costa rare
bargain for merchants residence or school.
club-hoase or private-family hotel. G. :. w
TON, 20 Park Place. New YORK. THIS VALLA-
Gle PROPERTY WILL BR EXCHANGED FOX
A GOOD HOTEL ~ RICHMOND Oc gj-eodI
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1ropTp 6 UAYWARD. 231s EAST

~ MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, ~ k'l'
TuRE MANUFACTURE kn. ChfUns' tnD,. y
tresses OF ali grades, Pillows, etc. Lounges.
Sofas. Parlor suite, etc, % orier o. 1-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17
Clipped. c llled ana Condensed.

We do love TO see the wagons rolling in
with the "weed," and hear the ring Of the
warehouse bells. the blow Of one Of their
horns. the voices Of the auctiOneers. Zone at
a time) because these things quicken the
circulation Of money, and when IL flows
freely even "a newspaper man stands a
chance Of making coat for the baby"
The stable Of T.. A. White (cOlOred). at
Israel Hill, near Farmyille, was burned on
Tuesday. the 18th. One Of his horses, who
refused 20 leave the building, perished; an
other one escaped, while colt, which he
succeeded in getting out, ran at once 20 the
railroad track and received fatal injury by
"a passing freight train.
The son Of Mr.. John Richardson, Of
Lower Northampton, last week started 10
burn the brush near his fence, and strange
90 say. the fire caught and burned the brush
on both sides Of the fence without scOrching
a single log. He will not be so fortunate the
next time-a dangerous experiment.
Messrs. Geo. Ed. Copenhayer, }. J. An
dersOn. Richard Parker and Edward Ne
yelle. camped three days last week on the
shenandoah river near swift Sh0al Mills.
They caught sixty-fOur fine bass, and as
many other fish as they could consume.
Hon. Mann Page. yice-president Virginia
state Alliance. will address the farmers Of
Prince Edward, Cumberland and Bucking-
ham 40 Farmyile on Saturday, the 18th,
at II o'clock A. NJ.
At "a meeting OF the Bar Of Accomac and
the officers Of the courts last Tuesday. resO-
lut0ns Of respect 90 the memory Of the late
judge George 4. Garrison and John J.
Gunter, were unanimously adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17
NORFOLK BUDGET.
The BaItimore's Satisfactory Trip-Ports-
mouth City's Banquet.

NORFOLK. January 16.- Special. The
new steel cruiser Baltimore, when arrived
al tine nayy-yard Yesterday from Philadel-
phia. made a very satisfactory trip down,
averaging fifteen knots an hour all the way.
Mr.. Andrew ID. Crampe, one Of the Duiid-
ers. was a passenger ON the cruiser anu
Commodore Schley's guest. The Baltimore
ran into a thick fog before she reachea lne
Virginia capes. and while anchored in
Ivnhaveu BAY. waiting for the weather TO
clear. lost one Of her anchors The library
presented by the Baltimore sun, VIII De
nlaced on board at once by Naval COnstruc-
tor BOwles. and at the same time the pof-
trait of Lord Baltimore viii De hung ln the
cabin. The work TO be done by the con-
structiOn department is not large ana the
shin will hardly be detained here more ihan
two months. ,.-..A,
The Portsmouth Board Of Trade last night
appointed q committee Of five to 90 70 hlch-
m0nd aud oppose the passage OF the Diiis
for a belt line road and bridge across lhe
Elizabeth river. resolution was aiso
adopted requesting the secretary ol aI w
prohibit the construction Of the bridge
across the river until an act OF Congress
had been passed allowing 10.
The city of Portsmouth Will banquet the
Atlantic and Danyille officers and DanFiile
merchants on the 18th, and the Board Oh
Trade has placed special Assessment oil
- ON each member 20 defray expenses;
Teagle j. Savage. drummer employed
by 4. ", Reid q Co.. Of this city, has 3een
arrested In Baltimore charged with emDeI-
zline between $500 and 1900 Of bis nrin
money. Savage collected the money ana
spent il, and as the house could get no sat
;if,ction o.: Of him they swOre out war
ront for his arrest. Officer Pitt, OF the Nor
folk police force, LEFT for Richmond to-day
for a fequisifion 10 bring Savage TO the
.tfx
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ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
A CANE AND AN iNkSTAND FIG
URE AS WEAPONS IN A TRIAL.

Passage Between Counsel at Fredericks-
burg-Tbe Lynchburg Cotton Mills Pro-
rress-News From Danvine and other
Parts OF the state
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January lG.-
The courtroom was donsely crowded here
to-day in the trial Of the libel suit growing
out Of the Mary Washington Monument
case.
The contest Of counsel Of both sides was
most vigorous, sharp and cutting words
words passed between them, and the cross
examination Of witnesses was very severe.
Finally Mr.. }. W. Coburt, OF the firm of
plaintiff, was introduced, and his ex-
animation in chief, was conducted
by Mr.. a. II. Dickinson. Mr.. St. George r.
Fitzhugh, counsel for the defendant, inter-
upted Mr.. Dickinson in his examination Of
Mr.. Cclburt. Mr.. Dickinson replied to him
in q rather curt, sharp manner, saying that
he had better wait for his turn for exami-
nation. Mr.. Fitzhugh threatened 90 give
him a thrashing. whereupOn Mr.. Dickinson
invited him outside Of the court room sew
cral times.
Mr.. Fitzhugh failing 20 20, Mr.. Dickinson
called Mr.. Fitzhugh coward.
Mr. Fitzhugh attempted 20 strike Mr..
Dickinson with his cane.
Mr. Dickinson caught the cane on his arm
and broke it. and at the same time seized "a
large bottle Of ink that was on the table in
front Of him and threw ii at the face Of Mr..
Fitzhugh. The latter lodged the bottle and
10 landed in the breast Of one Of the jurors,
scattering ink over the whole jury, counsel
on both sides. and bystanders.
Intense confusion followed, in which the
audience took part generally.
The Star reporter grasped Mr.. Dickinson
around his arms.
Mr.. shepherd, the defendant, struck at
Mr.. Dickinson.
MIR. Kirtly attempted to cane Mr.. shep-
herd.
Mr.. William Lane, Of New York, siezed
Mr.. Shepherd.
Mr.. Fizhugh turned his attention to the
ink on his clothes and shook himself whilst
there was a large table between Mr.. Dick
inson and himself.
The judge, in a cool, dignifed manner,
demanded peace in the name Of the Com
m0nwealth.
Counsel ON both sides rushed to the
rescue.
The City Sergeant pushed aside the men
and arrested the beligerents.
I'm a short time the storm passed, every
thing was once more serene, the parties
were araigned before the court, and fine
of fifty dollars each was imposed upon
Messrs. Dickinson and fitzhugh, and each
was required 20 give "a bond 10 keep the
peace for twelve months, as were also Mr..
kirtly aud Mr.. Shepherd, the defendants.
The case then progressed with the testi-
mOny until the counsel for the plaintii
gave notice that they would rest their case
and introduce the rest OF their evidence on
rebuttal. Mr.. Shepherd was introduced and
the examination Of him by counsel on bOth
sides was extensive and exceedingly rigid
The town is all excitement over the case.
numbers Of witnesses on both sides are MT
vet examined. The courtroom was packed
with people. The trial will probably con-
tinue ten days longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17

jury was called, and after receiving the
usual charge from the Judge, was sent TO
their room % consider such cases as might
be sent before them by the court. They sub
sequently reported upon the following pre-
sentiments: Hngh Coleman, misdemeanOr,
true bill; james Morgan. felony, true
bill, John T. Williams, misdemeanOr, a
true bill; Albert IIargrOye, misdemeanor,
not a true bill; Ida Morgan, misdemeanor,
true bill; Fletcher Brown, felony. a true
bill; Sandy Hell, sfelony,i a true bill; Belle
Perkins. felony. a true bill; William Brady,
felony. a true bill.
The cases on the criminal docket disposed
Of were James Morgan, a cOlored boy,
charged with resisting a police officer.
Guily; fifteen days i'm Jail. Ida Morgan
(cOlored). resisting an officer. Guilty; fine
Of So. John Tyler Williams, charged
with resisting a police officer. Fined 50.
This morning cOlored man named
Henry Arlington. from Nash county. was
caught between two ears and very seriously
injured. At the time Of the accident Ar
ringt0n was attempting 10 steal q ride be-
tween the depot, on Washington street, and
the AppOmattoX depot.
The adiusters of the insurance companies
went out 10 Bol6eld this morning 20 settle
the losses by the recent fires at that place.
Messrs. &. c. PicrsOn a Co., whose stock Of
goods was destroyed, had their losses COW
cred by insurance in the Petersburg Savings
and Insurance Company for $1,000; Virginia
Fire and Marine for 81 ,7jO. and the Liver
pool. London and Globe for $3.50. The
building was owned by Commodore a. J..
Batemau, and was insured for $l,5OO in the
Virginia State Insurance Company.
Mr. Henry Dalton, one Of the best known
grocery merchants in Petersburg, died to-
night after a protracted illness. lie was
born i'm Dublin, Ireland, and was seventy
nine years Of age. lie had been in business
here since 1854. He leaves a widow and
seven children-four daughters and three
sons.
Alice Robertson (coiored), was convicted
in the Hastings Court this evening OF the
larceny Of a diamond ring valued at 500,
the property Of Mrs. Robert Dunlop, and her
punishment fixed at one year in the peni-
fapffovt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Ex-PRlEST BOYLE AWARDED A
NEW TRIAL.

Hon. G.. y. Womsck Appointed Judge OF
the Superior Court-struegle at Char
Iotte with a Negro Thicf-Gieaning from
the state.
RALEIGH. y. c.. January Especial
GOV. Fowle appointed to-day Hon. G. B.
Womack, Of Chatham, judge Of the superior
Court, % succeed Judge John a. Oilmer,
whose resignation was received yesterday.
The new iudge-was chief clerk OF the House
of Representatives of the last Legislature,
and was a few years ago states proxy tor
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad.
The long expected opinion Of the supreme
Court. case OF ex-Priest Boyle, was filed t.
day. The court finds that there was an er-
rOr i'm the case. and awaus Boyle new
trial. The verdict on an sides h one Of In
dOrscmeut OF tnD action OF the supreme
Court The opinion was ilod oy 1h'ef Jus
ttce Merriman. and covers thirty pages Of
legal cap paper.
lhe opinion ignores most OF the points ON
which defendant based claim for new
trial. and states as the chief ground Of
granting q new trial that the judge Of the
supreme Court did not. I'm bis charge. sufi-
cicntly apply the law 20 the evidence, but
left too much latitude 90 the jury. who were
therefore forced 20 work ont the case as best
they could without the light that proper elu-
cidation by Judge would have thrown on the
matter.
Evangelist FIFE has closed his meetings at
Durham and LEFT for his home IN fayette-
Vile. whore he will enjoy o season Of rest,
after which he will open series Of meet
ings 40 Concord Prior tO leaving Durham
he was presented with a purse of $500.
Last night The Grand Lodge Of Masons, in
session here held the annual election OF
officers. resulting in the reelection Of Major
samuel smith, of Winston. grand master.
A cotton gin near this city, owned by
Mrs. Fisher. was burned this morning, to-
gether with a large quantity OF cotton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17
Nnrlh state GIeanIncs.

General Crook and senator Vance have
just returned from trip 90 swain and Jack
son counties looking Oul "a suitable place
for Geronimo and his band and considering
the adyisabuty Of locating them on il.
They found am excellent location In swain,
but, owing 10 the opposition OF the people,
10 viii probably not Doe purchased.
At the annual meeting of the Ashoyille
Young Mems Christian Association, the
following directors were elected t0 take the
place OF those whose term had expired. y.
S. Adams. q. J.. Graham, ). A. Porter. ".
ii. Ballard and =. u. khinehart, for three
years r. -tikeloaihcr. for two years. and
Jesse X. alamDs for one year. There are
one hundred and iOriy--eYen active and
eighty-i0ur associate members.
The Ionoir Topic says: "rwO-seyenihs Of
the acreage OF Caldwell real estate is owned
by Northern companies Interested in the
lumber business. ihc total acreage Of tho
county, in round numbers, II about 30WO
acres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17
THE JoHNsTowN FLOOD.
Arrangements By the Flood Committee
for the Relief Of the Orphans.

BY the Flood ComIaittee
for the Relief Of the Orphans.
PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-lhe Johns
town Flood Relief Commission met here to-
day, Governor ReaYer presiding. The pro-
ceedings were "a secret. After the meeting
it was announced that arrangements had
been perfected with the uirard Life lnsur-
ance Annuity and Trust Company for
tho administration Of an annuity fund
whereby the 322 children under sixteen
years Of age orphaned py the Conemaugh
hOOd will each receive $50 annually until
they reach the age Of sixteen. The sum ap-
prOpriated for this purpose is $llJ,WN.
10 was decided % appropriate $4,000 for
the erection Of "a hospital at J0hnstown and
5000 for hospital purposes IN Williams
port. The secretay's reuOr. showed that
ll6 women widowed by the noOd had been
paid Sll9. 81, aaa they will be paid S9j. 200
more .0r their children In annual payments,
varying as % the number ard ages OF their
children. The report estimates the number
OF persons drowned by the Good in the Con-
emaugh valley at 80; bodies recovered,
1919: identified, l,O2i; unidentified, 654;
missing. 800. The unclaimed dead, num-
bering 74l, were collected and buried In
Grand View Cemetery,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-17
PETERSBURG POINTS.
The Case Against General Aqlone-D"Si-
ness Of the Hastings Court.

ness OF AAAt AAN'fff-A'
PETERSBURG. VA, January To- .spe-
ciaI.l AT this term OF the husllnSs Noun' eua
sho caao of the Commonwealth against uth-
e-oI William MahOne, charged Win the
,elonious shooting and wOunding OF Ar. H.
p Harrison. Of the firm % Gillian harri-
scn ~ this city. ON the night ., ne oth oi
Novembey last. was set for uiai. Inc 8Iahu
;,rv tailed 10 ana true bill IN the case.
~ 6av al noon. General Malone, in com
-, With Judge Y. If. " adaill, came INTO
lie courtroom and attracted q Heal leai
nfettention. lie was met at the gaze OF the
lar by Deputy Sheriff Parham' VINO H,l lnnl'eu ,l,,
the Genefai aad his friend, Nr. aualn' to
seats within the bas, ne TWO accepSeu , n,,,t' ,v
,lI.ta M porbam that he wished 70 -ee Mr,
,ielis ,t'.iie, he commonwealth 's-attorney, anu
~ Nf.,lien was 80 informed. Mr. Muilen
~ ,.., - Yer 10 where General Mahone w"s
w. '..et s,,a the two shook hands. .allel
7,.''.r, conversation with Mr.. 1nllen oeu-
epai opoi Malone and Mr, Waddill left the cou'''
'0g1r. g'he following IL q copy Of the Indictment
against General Mabonei 80
Sfate of Virginia, city OF feieIsDu's' 'oT
wit; - ,...-, of tho seid city.
The Jurors Of the CommonNeai,n % ~ po,ars
All and IOI lt4| NVtl ~ 80
lnrg and r0w attending the saiu M Nis :.
,1no On fheir oath present that W ililain VA
home. on The 5tn day oi NO'einDJ ni,'hi
che wear one thousand elsn,
handred and eigDiy-pine, in the ssid a
nit~ ou and withip the jurisdiction OF sai1 Si1
cl;, cn,,,. I'm In and up0n one II. i. Harrison ols
msi.e an assault. and lin, tpe sala y,
1isrr,son' nls,S . aid feloniously and maliciohsf
ihoot and wound with intent him, ss'u az IL
MI ~ sJsr,ison. then and there 70 mann, US
se,re' disable and Kills against lne PeSHe v;r,
and dignity OF tne Common"eai'n VI '"
s'9'e, S"on the testimony Of H. r Harrison s,,o1 a.
~ ttlionts &. n. Komaine, {. r. pultoh' sdsoh
uvDr saal. Hugh jackson, pr. II; w. uea,h lfe'sh
S,iysnius !. Williams, Joseph - i'ry
W., in court and sent 70 inc gran" J'''
10 give evidence. c..,oowealtb against
Tayior. caFgSd Win niaipi IA, sV,iV, ,Ss [,
- sos f,r trial tomorrow. itis ln1us ~ fhe
is sel ~. s,.,,Il occupy the attention o. II
eonrt an for several days. Ihe case ,so set for
Iones charged with larcyny, - neai ~so ease
Jops'; MORROW. ea This Is an appear 0"'>
igI Tbe ne regular quasterly term oi II' onened
- ~ cn,,sf Judge j. N. Bernard, brand PPrand
his lbI, morning o at il O'Clock, when wv S'"D"