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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-02
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
In che Circuit Court OF ONO w.
Virginia. In Chancery. q
Elizabeth Oldham, sdminlstfAls..s,l
estaie Of James X. Oldham
plHinant,
George Miller, A. Wilson Kelly, biI'In ~
~, Gibson J.. CrAnmer, truestes, -
MARY II. Wilson. /. r. Jones. ug't,s
Burt and John Burt, her husDs -, -
erland and Alonzo Sutherland, ~, -!
George =. oldham, Laura OlahA"
beth Oldham. Defendants - ,hs -
By virtue Of an order euteres " ~. 3
titled cause on the Sth Gay OF Jui!i, ors.s
ferred 70 the undersigned CON
court 10 ascertain and report "A os,s,,'
First. The value Of the real -
tate OF James n. oldham. decsis. .ss.,s
Second. The liens and claims
'' Third. The value Of the widows
gross. ,..-,.d ~.
Fourth. Any other matter GEM sr 81 !
by the commissioner, or required !"
Notice is hereby given that The q u
has fixed upon Monday the siIh - -
1921. commencing NJ o'ciock a nstfrseL
and his Office, No. 1904 Chapllns he =,
ing, w. Va. as the place At Wni0 ..stsssl =
coed to ascertain and report she ."y,,,l. 4
In the said order OF reference req ssI 81
!. Given under my hand this lgs1c tBs,.
1901. GEORGE g. J. S Sonrs..
BoYD 4 SoMMERyT@LE, SD !
Solicitors for Cofpiaipsns -
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ter. but we can see little relief unless ',s
the Railroad Committee OF Couneli VIII
grant us some concessions"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-02
New Track at PittshurC.

PrrrsBURG, September IA new
race track has been projected. A num-
Der OF well known East Enders have
scheme under way to put q half mile
track down in the city.
The site is in the East End, on the
line of the rapid transit cars and within
eight minutes walk of Penn avenue. II
is admirably suited for the scheme, and
the projectors have an estimate that q
6O-foot track can be put down for 81, 600.
No grading of consequence is necessary.
In addition to a race track IL is pro-
posed to put down bicycle track, base
ball diamond, etc.
The construction Of a club house and
hotel is also on the plans, sll to be on an
expensive scale. Perhaps the affair will
be controlled by a stock company, extra
privileges being granted to members of
the concern.
AS yet the lease Of the property has
not been secured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-02
SPORTING WORLD.
CLEVELAND STEPS INTO FIFE PLACE IN FHB
LEAGUE
By Defeating he RrOOklyns - New York on the
Toboggan Slits-Rtsbarg Defeats Philsdsl-
phiG-Turi Events and General
Sporting Gossip.

CLEVELAND, o.,
septic m b er l.
Nearly 1000 peo-
pie saw Cleveland
step in fifth place
this afternoon by
their all round
playing. Score:
Cleveland :; Brook
Ign 1; hits, IL and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-02

INDIANAPOLIS, September AT a
meeting Of the State Board of Tax Com
nissioners yesterday, it was decided TO
summon the owners Of the famous trot-
ter, Axtel, to show cause why the as
sessment OF $500 as the value OF the
horse, should not be increased. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
Zig Blaze IN Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 20-[Special About
6 o'clock this morning fire was discovered IN
the building on Salem avenue occupied by
NJ. II. Jennings. fruit store. and !. Bachrach.
shoe store Policeman Geetze broke open the
door of the shoe store. which was occupied
upstairs by A. Pear and family. Just IN tllue
10 save their lives. They escaped with
but few of their valuables. Before the
flames were gotten under control the
fire had spread 10 adjoining buildings
on each side. The buildings. which Were Of
wood where the FIRE first started, fell IN and
were almost completely destroyed. Much
damage was done TO stocks by water. The
origin of tho fro is unknown. but 1t is sup
posed % have originated from II gasoline
stove III the fruit store. The losses are az fol-
lows ]. Bachrach d Co.. stock. s1l. Loo in
surance. $500; tho stock il almost
totally ruined: A. Bear. furniture. $500;
house. $1,000; insurance. $1,000; DR..
Kirk, building worth 1000. insured tor
500. N. II. Jennings stock 900. insurance
800. Charles Hello. loss $500 or more. no in
surance Philadelphia Clothing House. stock
$4,000, insurance $4,000. damages $500:
DR.. j. p. Kirk building damaged 10 the eI-
tent OF 800. fully insured: j. j. Catogn. con
fectoner, estimes his loss by water at 500 or
$500, fully insured.
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Mrs. c. L. Holland, Chairman Committee. tee
To Induce lmmIrration to Albemarle.

CAABIorrEsvGLIE, Va. Nov. 20 Special
An immigration Society has been Organized
here with DR.. S. T. Alillar as president 4
hussow, vice-president, Mayor ;. b. Woods
secretary. and l.. d. Aylett treasurer. The
society has purchased a tract of 500 acres of
land, which will be divided into small farms
and sold at reasonable prices to small farmers
who 1t is believed can be induced to come
from Europe and settle here Mr. Nillar
consul NJ Leipsic under Cleveland. has a large
foreign acquaintance.
The new clerks Offices fre-proof build-
ina with fre-prOOt cases for the safe keepino
OF records. will be ready for occupation early
IN december. The present county clerk =
offices will be occupied thereafter by the
county treasurer and the circuit clerks Offices
by Captain NJ. Woods as law Office.
Inc second months enrolment If pupils
N the public schools of Charlottesville il so0
VIII an average attendance OF ninety per cent.
from the little station OF Coyesyille. on the
Nh"inh midland railroad, in this C. unity. not
less than b.OuO barrels OF choice apples has
been shipped. mostly 10 Liverpool Mr. "
II. Boaz alone gathered about !. 400 barrel. of
choice pippins.
Mr. 5. 4. Birch. OF the same place. has in
operation cider mill which turns ont DALI
about 1000 gallons Of cider, which. by soma
chemical process, Is kept sweet throughout
winter.
The Misses Moran gave reception yes.er-
day evening 10 Miss Annie Speer. of atlanta.
Ca Miss Speer was alfred IN yellow silk
with real lace en- train: Miss Belle Moran in
Nile green. crepe lie chine. trimmed with gold
lace en- train, and natural flowers, and Miss
nora Moran IN red failie silk. en- train Gar
nished with red and gold gnuze and natural
Movers These received guests, among whom
were ths following ladies; Miss Annie Price.
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Should n Teacher Chasfiso n PupiI?

NoRFoEK. Va. Nov. 2O.-lSpecial Tho
police justice has under consideration very
interesting case. involving the right of a
school teacher TO whip a pupil As the de-
PENDANT IN question IS one of the public
school teachers cOloredJ OF this city the mat
ter Of corporal punishment in the public
schools is involved. and for this reason addi-
tional interest attaches 10 the case. The de
PENDANT was charged with assaulting a child
by striking It in the hand with a reed. The
court was engaged about three hours in hear
ing the case. and at its conclusion the Justice
reserved his decision. 10 is held by some that
a teacher OF the public schools has right %
use the lash with moderation to enforce the
rules and regulations of the public schools;
by others that they have no right 10 whip,
but should send the children home.
Mr. L. Hooiihan. horse dealer from Twen-
ty-lourth street. New York. we'll known in
this city and Richmond was taken sick here
yesterday evening and died. His remains
were forwarded t. New York this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
M'DOUGALD MURDER TRIAL.
The Further the Examination the Blacker
II Looks for the Accused.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION ADJOURNS.
A Permanent Organization Formed In Ra-
Ieigh--Poik's Recollection as President
of the National Alliance.

FAYETTEVILLE. N. c.. Nov. 20.-[Special. J.
Notwithstanding the McDougald trial has
been in progress here since Wednesday morn.
ing interest in the proceedings and develop
ments continues undated. with hundreds Of
people present from this and adjoining
counties watching the course Of things and
events. 1t is now conceded that the re-
mainder of this week and all next will be
consumed by this case.
The testimony Of the States witnesses yes
terday that McDougald had bought n wig
and side whisEers in Laurinburg prior 20
ConOlys assassination was corrObOrated by
the evidence of witnesses to-day. 1T was
made plain that McDougald had planned to
play the role OF n negro IN this bloody tragedy
by Disgusting himself after leaving the freight
train ct Shandon on the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley railroad the morning after
COnOly was killed. but in doing 50 unfortun-
ntely omitted t. leave OIL such OF his wear
ing apparel-a long buster and old hat for
instsnce--as distinguished him before and
after that memorable night 10y oil who saw
him from the time lie left Laurinburg tho
morning of April Dist till he returned On the
following day.
DR.. F. &. Graham. of Laurinburg was the
first witness on the stand TO-DAY, and testified
that he sold McDougald lamp-b black between
the middle of last March and 18th of April
that Charley Wicker had written him from
Rowland FOR package with which TO black
himself in order that he might play the part
o. a negro in concert at that place.
Testimony OF other witnesses connected
McDougald with pair of pants. handker-
chief. undershirt and package OF lamp-black
found at Campbels bridge on the morning
Of the Conoly murder. 1t was also IN evil
dence that McDougald hearing or the suspi-
cious-looking clothes found on the banks Of
Lumber river at Campbelis bridge. went in
person and carried of the clothes on the fol-
lowing Saturday, telling another witness that
some one stole them from his buggy one
night. and he had to be spirited away
ont of the neighborhood 10 avoid
lynching and bad resolved upon getting ont
OF the way; that Moore might fasten the
crime on him. He left his fathers residence
in Laurinburg May 1st, as he said. for Char
lotte. but afterwards took the Richmond and
Danyille for Greensboro. LynchDurg and
thence to Louisville. XIV. stopping next in
Kansas City. where he hesitated about going
further or returning. Finally he continued
westward t. Portland. Ore. under the name
of ID. II. McLaurin. near by where he was ar
rested by the detective.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
MOSCA'S MURDERER HANGED.
Henry KoBlin Pays the Penalty Of Ills
Crime al PinCaStle.
LSCESDED THE GALLOWS WITHOUT FEAR
Mud to Disobcdience to His Mother
History OF the Murder.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 20.-lSpecial i
henry Nowlin. known as "Buttng Henry"
was hanged at Fincastlo to-day for the muir
der OF al Italian stonemason named Mosca
st Buchanan, Saturday night. August 2d.
Nowiin spent restless night and arose at 4
o'clock. Again be told the story of his crime
20 press representative. and said that he
had made his peace with God and was ready
% die. He seemed 70 look forward TO his
ate a. q pleasure trip. The death-march was
begun at II o'clock. and the doomed man
assembled the scsffold with firm step.
The death warrant was read. and when
asked ii he bad anything 10 say again con-
fessed his crime. and related his career. attri-
butinc his end 20 disObedience 10 his mother.
and Keeping bad company. The trap was
sprung at ll:I5 and IN eight minutes no was
pronounced dead, his neck having been
broken.
The body was cut down at 1850 and turned
over to his family. There WAS no hitch any
where. and the execution passed of quietly
1t was private and witnessed only by the jury
and reporters and these officiating
The murder was committed near Buch-
anan. howiin and another negro named viii
cambridge had been tending negro festival
held al church. and had left. when they
came upon the two peddlers. Iomat and
when they saw the men VIII DGnridge said:
These men have got money; let's take 1t
from them" Nowlin says lie objected to this,
and offered to give Will half of what
he had which was -. He said mo. /
don't want your money these fellows have
no business witt money when I've got none"
Will then gave Nowlin pistol and told him
10 hold it on one OF them and be would take
the money. They passed on by tho mon and
hid under some trees. When tie pedders
arrived they ordered them 70 stop and
throw up their hands While VIII Dan
bridge was getting Tomat's money Nowlin
says he was holding two pistols on
Mosca Mosca got the best Of him and he fired
twice 70 scare him. Then Mosca succeeded
IN getting one of.the pistols. Nowlin then shot /
him twice and ran OF to the top of the hill.
Dandridee got his money and watch and
came up TO where. Nowlin was They then /
went 10 a house near by. stole horse and !
rode the balance of the night. After being
pursued for several days he was arrested at
Atkins Tank by Detective Campbell.
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A Third Party Indication.

R.LKIGH. n. c.. Nov 2O.-lSpecial. The
all-absorbing topic Of conversation on the
streets here to-day is the reelection Of Col
onel l.. l.. Polk president Of the National
Farmers Alliance by the convention now in
session at Ind annapolis Folks friends are
iubisnt over this and regard il as complete
Endorsement of Folks policy. IL is also re-
garded by many as a strong indication of a
third party movement.
Hon. b. +. Chiffon, general manager Of tho
Southern Exposition. to-day stated that he
was DESTROYS that the Exposition should he
held here again next year. but if It is held
here he will insist that the grounds and build
ings shall be nearer tho city than they now
are II Is now about two miles 10 the Expo
sition grounds.
The State Temperance Association. which
has been IN session here yesterday and to-day.
adjourned this evening. Addresses were
made to-day by Professor f. s. Blair, Dr.. j.
NJ. Iempleton and Josephus Daniels. A
permanent association was formed. and \. e.
Broughton. Of this city. was elected president
II was determined to establish aud maintain
temperance paper 10 further the ends and
aims Of tie Association
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

Miss Bessie Maury. Miss Haidee Perkins.
Miss Belle Greene. Miss Mallett, Miss Mary
X. Randolph. Miss Gilmore and Miss Mamie
Gilmore. and the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Duke. Noting. Logan. Ayres. Gilmore. Ram
sey. Herring, Williams. Mulliuger, Weaver. II.
Old, w. Old. Lassiter. Woods. W. Randolph.
II. Randolph. b. Randolph. Mercer. August.
billiard. Thomas. Greene. Hardin. McGavock.
Mcdonald. Morris. X. Patton. Romero.
Bryan. Cochran. Fishburn. FIndley, Brown.
j. NJ. Mason. Stuart Page. Leake, Norton,
Breaux. Oumby. Tilton. Cameron. Allen.
Patton. Dill. q. Paxton. j. Paxton. James l..
Gordon and X. Gordon. In the latter part Of
the evening german was led by the Hon.
Lames i. Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

Squire William II. Davis died in Wheeling
Iues5 ay. aged siXty-siX lie was a native Of
Woodstock, Va
Colonel Archie r. Scott. Of Champaipp
III, who died there recently in the eighty
NTH year of his age. was native OF Virginia
Mr.. DAVID L. Broughton. a prominent citi-
zen OF terkersburg, died suddenly Of heart
disease Thursday
\. }. Hammond. Of Sardis. near Clarks-
burg, exhibited several fine specimens
o. corn IN the ear. He planted five and one
half acres OF this corn and shucked ont 20,
bushels Of cars. From one special acre ne
got 2OZ bushels of ears. yielding lO7 bushels of
ssheiled corn. On ll3 rods Of tue same field
no raised l55 bushels Of potatoes.
Mrs Joe Circuit. who lived near Skinouarse~
in Chesterfield died Monday.
fatents have recently been granted G.. A.
smith Cohoke. milestone dressing machine
1. ann i. IS Hancock, Richmond. cigar
port News; combined tongs and nippers "
j. Cusson. Richmond. tobacco pouch.
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eighty eight years of age. was avery popular
man and \ very interesting talker.
In tho hastings court to-day John Chesseil.
a widely known colored man. was convicted
Of petit larceny and fined So. At the request
Of counsel for the accused execution Of the
| sentence was deferred until tomorrow.
New tobacco ~ now beginning 10 como into
market quite freely Among tho sales made
TO-DAY were two lots. which were sold for Mr.
). i. Spane. Of Dinwiddio county. which
| brought Sll and Sl2 pef hundred pounds.
| Deer are sal. TO DO very abundant IN the
| lower countios. and many OF them are being
| killed
Darcy w. Roper. son Of Mr. Bartlett
| Roper. had his collar bone fractured yesterday
whiie playing leap frog with some compan-
ions.
AT the annual meeting OF the Petersburg
Medical Faculty last night at the residence Of
DR.. John Herbert Claiborne. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
President. DIR. John Herbert Claiborne; First
Nice-Prcsdent. DR.. Samuel A. Hinton; Sec
ond Vice President. DR.. William Z. Hsrwood;
Recording Secretary. Dr. C. v Robinson
Corresponding Secretary. Or. Hugh Stock
dell Court-Medicsl. Drs. j. W. Lasslter. II.
q. Leigh. Hugh Stockdell, James W. Clai-
borne and 5. A. Hinton. This being the
fortleth Anniversary of br. J. II. Claiborne IN
the practice of medicine in the city Of Peters
burg he entertained the faculty 81 his home
IL n royal manner.
Officer Sandford OF the police force who
was taken suddenly i'll at the station house
last night with something like paralysis, IS
better to-day.
Tonight about 7 o'clock shooting affair
occurred at tho Union depot. the parties TO
the difficulty being T. W. Hartman a section
master OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, and Michael Beck, fireman on
the road. Happens that the two men. who
had INDUCED III a previous difficulty sorae
DAYS ago. had some words. when Hartman.
who was under the influence Of LIQUOR. shot 1T
Beck twice. one OF the balls striking him on
the leg and INJECTING flesh wound. Hart
man was arrested and committed TO jail to
await examination before the mayor.
Police-Detectiye George Helper. OF Nor
fork. arrived here this afternoon from Lynch
burg with white man named Cash of Rich
mOnd. who "a wanted in Norfolk on the
charge Of larceny of u lot O., iewelry. Detec-
tive Helper left for Norfolk tonight with the |
prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
Murder in tho First Degree.

RoANoKK. Va. Nov. 20 Special The
jury brought in r verdict of guilty of murder
in the first degree in the case Of Charles Wat
kins. charged with killing his wife on the 9th
of last April. The Argument i'll the case was
concluded at 40 =. NJ. when the jury re-
tired. returning with verdict in 20 minutes
Watkins had the same deathlv look when the
Jury retired that came over him when the
fatal letter was read. Counsel for defense
made the usual motions for new trial and
arrest of judgment, which the court will hear
tomorrow.
IL is not likely tha: a new trial will be
granted and Watkins will probably receive
the death sentence tomorrow The prisoner
told a member Of the lailers family who had
been kind 10 him that he gave up all hope
when the letter be wrote TO his Cousin Ben
was read in court.
The trial of Sarah Leftwich (colored),
charged with the murder by poison of her
stepdaUghter Amanda Leftwich. September
2lst. was begun in the hastings court of this
city to-day.
Sarah did not live happily with her husband
but WAS in love with one John Bark sdale. On
the night Of September list her husband and
his daughter were taken violently Ill after
having eaten beans prepared by Sarah. The
Inan recovered. but the girl died the same
night. Several witnesses testified to having
heard tho woman make threats against her
stepdaughter. sand 1T was proven that she
prepared the beans especially for the two
The physician IN attendance testified that
both had symptoms Of arsenic poisoning
The chemist who analysed the stomach
found arsenic.
The theory of the prosecution is that Rough
on Rats was put in the beans as a box of the
poison was in the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
Hog Cholera Visitation in Middles.x

SALUDA. Va. Nov. 20.-Hog cholera is pay
ing one OF its periodical visits here Some of
plague.
Rev J. J. Norwood. Episcopal evangelist. is
the guest of Mrs. Marston. and will hold ser
vice at Christ church Sunday next
A double bridal party passed through town
yesterday en- route to their homes in Lancas-
ter. The party are Messrs Clarence New
comb and Robert Douglass and two pretty
daughters Of Mrs. James ROane. Of King and
Queen.
The return of Rev. w. F. Robins 10 the
Middlesex circuit is highly gratifying to his
friends and brethren here
Linwood, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Smither, IN Baltimore. is thought TO be i'm
proving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
THANKSGIVING PKocLAMArIoN.

NIATE OF NlRGINIA.-THANKSG
- PkCCLAMAIION l}Y THE GOVERNOR
Another twevemonth Of peace and prosperity
has rolled around and IL is but RI ght and proper
that we. as religious people. should meet
tosether aud express openly and IN 4 betting
manor our sincere and profound gratitude 10
our Heavenly Father for all OF his great good
ness and mercies 10 Us as individuals and as
commonwealth.
And while We rejoice and give thanks We
should not forget IN our prayers and offerings
the poor and the distressed, Dut share with
them the blessings which the Giyer of every
good and perfect gift has Youchsafed TO rs
Therefore. pursuant 20 cherished custom Of
orr fathers. hereby appoint
THURSDAY, THE TwENrY-SIXrH DAY or
NOVEMBER,
ss a day Of public Thanksgiving and prayer
Upon that day let all the people gather in
their respective places 81 public worship and i'm
their homes, and by their hresides. and in way.
and forms ia accordance with the dictates Of
conscience Of each individual lift 10 their
hearts IN thanksgiving 20 our Heavenly Father
for al " his kindness and tender mercies 10 ne
f-t In witness whereof. | have here
lsEAL. INTO signed my name and affixed the
lesser seal Of the state. a. tho CAPITOL
IN The city Of Richmond this eighteenth d.v Of
November, ~ the year Of orr Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and ninety-one.
+. W. MCKINNEY.
II, " ILoUENoY, Secretary OF the Common
"S"4tH' uO2i-!t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
a Three rasted Schooner Goes Ashore

NoEroLx. Va. Nov. q. Especial. "A tele-
gram received here over the Government coss
telegraph brings the intelligence of al acci-
dent TO the three-masted schooner j. II. Can
non. The schooner is of 20 tons register and
halls from Seaford. Del. Her commander is
Captain Harrison. She was bound from
Georgetown. $. C.. with cargo Of lumber
for Baltimore. Wednesday afternoon she
dragged and went ashore inside of Hatteras
inlet. losing her anchor and chain. The yes
sci was fioated at once, but il leaking a thou
Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
Deaf HIS,

HUBAND.- Died. at the residence Of her
duughter.Alr V. G. Wilt,5Oi north Twenty ninth
street, Richmond. Va Friday morning. Noyem-
b.r tn, AZ sos O'Clock. OF bronchitis. Mrs
"A Ran, FRANCES HUBAND, relict OF Ephram
huband
Her funeral will take place At st. Johns Epis-
copal church, lWenty-ffth and Broad streets.
TO-DAY Saturday. November 2ist, at o'clock
J. n. Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
SELDEN.-Died az 40. north Sixth street
November 10Th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, HARRY
HErH SELDEN
The funeral will take place from 81. James
church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at 1880
% clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
County sundav-sehooI Convention Closed.

PULASKI Va. Nov. l9.-Special. The
county Sunday convention adjourned
on yesterday after pleasant and profitable
session of two days Interesting subjects
were discussed by preachers and laymen, and
an organization was effected from which
good results are reasonably looked tor. Off
GERS for the coming year: Rev. JIG. Orr presi-
dent Irving Miller. secretary; Professor
Brown. assistant secretary.
Colonel George w. Palmore was here yes
terday with party Of capitalists.
The whist club met last night at Maple
Shade Inn. the guests Of Mrs. Hatcher
The Presbyter.ans are preaching in the opera
house for the present. the heater for their
church being DELAYED.
The Feagles trial will be repeated in Janu-
uary, and rumor has it that important testi-
mony will be added 10 that already produced
bv the COMMONWEALTH.