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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
siege Acainst Crlme IN Eonnnkn 49,

ROANOKE. W., Nov. 19.-'Special The
present grand jury Of the hastings court are
determined 10 break up some OF the unlawful
conduct in this city. To-day they found
eighteen indictments against parties in this
city. Seven of them were for keeping dsor-
DERBY houses. Several important citizens were
also indicted for renting houses TO these par
ties
Carter Lyons. the fugitive. was indicted in
two cases-one for keeping a disorderlv house
and another for running gambling table.
The case OF John Smith for the murder Of
Peter Alitf was again postponed in tie hust-
ings court yesterday morning. This time it
was on motion of the COMMONWEALTH attor-
ney. Mr. Smith, who said that his colleague.
Mr.. Sales. of Bedford City. had suffered q
calamity 10 his family by the loss Of his son.
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Jurors Become Ill.

RoASoKF. Va. Nov. l9.-lSpecial. AT tho
opening Of the County Court at Salem to-day
Commonwealth Stationery Ballard announce
tina. the state had rested its case. The de.
Tense introduced two negroes ATTEMPTING q
prove that there was 40 woman VT h Watkins
the night before the body f the woman was
found and made an unsuccessful ATTEMPT
impeach the letter introduced by the prosecu.
ton Yesterday aud rested the case. Major
Ballard offered sn areument Tor the State and
was followed by q. McClung for the defense
One Juror had severe attack of cramn
collie in the middle of the day. delaying tie
proceedings some time. and in the afternoon
was allowed 10 lie on LOUNGE. Three Jurors
were sick when the court adjourned for the
day. Ii is likely that a verdict Will be reached
10 morrow afternoon
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CipifoI Notes

Tho requisltion papers for Mr. D. s Nor.
riSon were completed yesterday on The
Governor.oi Tennessee, and Sergeant Alex
Iomhnson IS named as agent for the State 10
60 to knoxville after the prisoner. When
the Offices closed yesterday the officers had
not called for the papers but they will prob.
ably be called for this morninr. ''00'
j. s. Block. sheriff OF Wytbe conr,v c,;.b
Deputies r. II. Glaze and d. BOYD Holman
arrived yesterday with three conyicts for the
penitentiary. 'O' 'No
- Colonel huftin yesterday wrote TO Colonel
Ciaigmll' l.nited States engineer in CHARGE If
tne James riyer improvements. soliciting tho
views o. the Secretary of War on the subject
Dutch Gan OOAVHua4o 10
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IohengrIn's March Sung at n Wedding.

| CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Nov. 19.--tSpecial
| Yesterday afternoon the parlor Of Mrs. = W.
| Sterling was the scene II quiet ana VoIy
pretty wedding. Miss Lucia e. Sterling was
the bride. and she was led to the altar by MT.
| William Il. Allen. o. COvington. the common
wealth's attorney Of Allegheny county. NO
! cards had been issued and only intimate
friends of the family were present, ABOUT
thirty. Preceded by the bridesmaid. Miss
Juliet Litchford. of Lynchburg and the
groom's best man. Mr. ". ". Allen, the cou-
plo entered the parlor to the music of 'Lohen:
grin's Wedding March. sung by choir OK
young girls. Little Lena Barksdale bore
beautiful bunch OF bridal roses.
The Rev. 4. b. Warwick performed very
impresslvelv the beautiful ceremony o. tho
Methodist Church
The next marriage on tn calender is that
Of Mr.. I. Cary Wills and Miss Ma tie NJ Ter
rell. Mr. Wills is the eldest son Of Mr.. (. NJ
Wills. for forty years prominent business
man OF this city. and the bride 10 daug liter
Of Mr.. \. A. Terrell iewcler.
Mr.. Frank Andrews. of Mississippi was
awarded the prize OF -lO odered for the best
article IN the University Magazine. Professor
Il. II. Dabney was the committee.
Hon. ;. Role Nillar. Heidelberg Ph. D..
yho has recently made the University his
home. has accepted the invitation Of the
University authorities 10 deliver series of
lectures this winter on socialism and commu-
nism, their nature. dangers and remedies. he
course will be free
The Phil sophical Society Of the University
will elect officers at the meeting Saturday.
Several interesting and important papers will
be read
The Camp brmstead hunting party left
this morning tor their happy hunting grounds
IN the mountains in the western part OF
Augusta county. The party consisted CT /.
W Robertson. Captain g. l.. Fowler. Watt
Fowler. c. w. Rogers 5. p. Maury. OF this
city s. G. White. Henry White. Daniel |
White, Of Long Branch. Albemarle; Peyton |
;. Coles, Jerry White Cross Roads. Mark |
Durrett. North Garden: Samuel Page, William |
Page William Carpenter. Batesville: John |
norm. Washington -. c.: j. Thompson |
Brown. Richmond; Dr. John Coles. New
York; Edward Coles and Isaac Coles, Omaha.
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PERSONAL AND GEyERAL.
Bits Of News Gathered Hero and There by
the "rtmes" Keporters.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard and daughter
arc registered at the Exchange tor the winter
Mrs George A. Bowden hos been calleC
homo, in Wytheyilc. b. the death Of hcl
father.
Mr. james Maxwell of Sunnysidc. on Ia.
! River View road. who has been quite sick. IL
! able 10 be out.
Bishop White continues quite III. Hi,
| condition Is not supposed to be critical, bu,
he suffers great pain.
Rev. W. G. Walden. the pastor elect Of Cen
trail church. Manchester. will ofiiciate at that
church next Sunday morning
Rev. !. c. Reed. formerly pastor Of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. and Rev. IL. IL.
Mullen were IN the CITY yesterday.
Mrs. George Risk, Mrs. I1oratio Var
borough and Misses Mabel aud Floy J ar
borough have returned from visit TO Peters
burg.
Miss Hattie Darden who has been visiting
her aunis. Mrs. j. i. Cooper and Mrs. Nolk-
mann, OF Hanover. has been called home To
Hamilton, y. c.. by the serious illness Of her
sister.
The Peak Sisters gave an entertainment
last night at Grace-street tabernacle in aid Of
the ladies' parlor Of tho Grace-street Bap-
fist church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myer. of No. 1918
west Leigh street. Wednesday lost within
three hours lNeH only son ana daughter OF
meubrauous Group
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Maggie +. Muldowney 10 Mr.. William j.
Burke on Wednesday afternoon. November
2jth at st. Peters cathedral at > o'clock
Rev. W. II. Atwil will preach at CLAY
street Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. This will probably be his last sermon to
his old congregation. No services az night.
Miss Elsie Whitner Of Greenrille. \. c..
Miss Lizzie Scott of Admission Ala. and Miss
Mary Hankins Of Louisa county. Va. are
with Mrs. stephen Hunter. 91i Capitol street.
The ambulance was called at Q o'clock last
evening 10 the Virginia steamboat wharf 20 a
,olored man who was employed on one OF the /
tenn dredges. He was suffering from
ieinia and was treated and taken home.
There will be a labor meeting at Old Mar
'et Hall at o'clock this evening Mr.. =. J. /
lc', uire, general secretary Of the United /
BROTHERHOOD Of Carpenters and Joiuers, Will
ddress the meeting
Mr. a. NJ Tyler. assistant secretary Of the
tate Fair Association. is confined 10 his
ONE by sickness, and the settling up of the
liars of the late exposition is retarded by
ls absence from his post of duty.
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EPISCOPAL CONGREGATIONS.
One Meeting in Petersburg; The Other In
Stanton.
PROMINENT MEN WHO WERE PRESENT
Othcr Matters of General Interest From Cor
respondents Throughout the State
OF Iirginla.

pETEnsnURG. VA. Nov. H. Especial. The
Petersburg Episcopal convocation met in
Grace Episcopal church TO-DAY. Rev. c. j.
Gibson. d. D.. the president. and Revs. Jones.
/ Rideout. Smith and W W. Brander the latter
Of Richmond were present. committee was
appointed 10 arrange the programme for the
spring meeting of the conyocstion, which will
be held IN Lawrenceyille. Mr. Brander re-
| ported good congregations and encouraging
work in Brunswick Dr. Jones reported three
white congregations in Lunenburg and Din
widde counties nd eight among the colored
people. The WORK among the latter. though
with some dlscouragIng features. IS still en-
cOuragine
After the business meeting Divine service
was held ia the church ut L o'clock. Inter
estins aad stirring addresses were made by
Reys. Jones and Saith in behalf OF missions.
HUsTIsGs COURT.
The regular monthly term II the Hastings
Court Of petersburg opened this evening.
The grand Jury reported presentments against
Edward Wilson aud George Harris lcolored)
for felony. The first case called was that Of
Di. ". 4. Ludioy. who had become surety
for james II. Dung. and which said bond
had been declared forfeited. Dr. Dudley in
formed the Court that ne had on,v gone on
lOung's bond because rs his attending ply
stefan lie thought the close confinement
would seriously impair his health Such
being the case the matter was finally settled
by the Court allowing DR.. Dudley TO pay the
costs. amounting % so. The appeal case of
T. A. billiard who had been fined go and
costs by tie mayor for carrying concealed
weap MS was next called. The Jury sustained
the decision OF the mayor
Edward Wilson cOored indicted for burg |
larry. was convicted and his punishment fixed |
at nine months In Jail and fined of 50 was |
imposed
The Jury in the case Of George Harris (col- |
Oredl. charged with being Wilson's accom-
pllce. failed To agree on a verdict and the |
case was continued to the next term Of the
court.
Virginia Council. No g. Junior Order United
Amer can Mechanics. about forty-fve strong.
ett this afternoon for Richmond 10 visit 4.
". Glenn Council. No. T. Of that place.
OTHER ITEMS.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. William r. Nc
kenney. on Mon street. was sold at auction
his afternoon and was purchased by Mrs. 4.
:. Pryor for 100.
Mr.. j. J.. Hargrave. Of Surry Courthouse
iad his horse and dog cart stolen night or
wO ago The thief went in the direction of
sussex Courthouse and sold the horse and
art TO a man near Nbletts Mill for s25. The
tolen propertt was recovered. but the thief
made bis escape.
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Mlss PnmplhrcX,. fnncraI

The funeral of Miss Matte Humphrey will
take place from tho Groye-a, euuo Bantist
church at O'CLOCK to-day. Tho young iadv
wh3 Tor Two weeks has been suffering from
iochlaw' died early yesterday morning. She
was lust eighteen Years of age and was the
third daughter of Mr.. W. s. Pumnbrs~ .be
resides at No. 9Oi west Main street "A0
"o weeks ago III walking across the ward
al her home nail pierced her foot cansina
the trouble from which she died. She was :
Young lady ot lovely disposition and was
estly grleye at her death. N''' H.
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MIR. BEEGER,S sUCCESsOR.
Mr.Aifred r. SHIELD Spoken Ollie Is an Able
and Capable Man.


1t IS understood that Mr.. Alfred z. SHIELD
has been suggested by his friends as tho most
available person to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr. Henry Berger rs man
ager of the Mozart Academy
Mr. Shield. the present deputy clerk of the
chancery court. has had considerable expert
ence III the theatrical line and is familiar with
quite number of the profession Mr.
Shields friends are Of the opinion that his
business experience especially qualities him
for the position. Among his personal friends
are such professional men as Edwin Booth.
X; /; Downing, George Denham, Carl
Ahrendt' Thomas W. keene and others. Be
ing n Richmond man he would take special
pains TO please the residents Of this CITY in
making the best possible engagements for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
HUNTING FOR ATKINS SLAYER.
George UtIey, an Illicit DiStillsr, jailed,
Charged With the Crime.
THE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
A Crest Gathering OF Persons Interested in
This Cause Meet I'm Ialeigh--A
Serious Runaway.

RALEIGH. n. c., Nov. i9.-lSpecial This
morning n man named George Utley. who has
been under bond ct Holly Springs, il this
county. for Illicit dstilling. was brought here
aud lodged in jail. lie was owner Of one OF
the distilleriss which were reported by Simeon
Atkins (colored) who was assassinated az that
place last Saturday night while going home
in his ox-cart. Much excitement still exists At
Holly Springs over the murder.
Some time ago an incendiary set ire 10 the
stable OF Frank Brooks. a driver OF hack
and burned his carriage and horse with u
The affair has been involved Ia mystery till
to-day. when u negro named Amos Brooks
was arrested on suspicion. with strong evil
dence o. ainst him. 1t is believed that the
night man has been oyeriaken.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
There was n serious runaway this afternoon
on Blount street Az NJ. W. A. Myatt was
driving down town from his residence In his
buggy behind a spirited horse the animal
took fright and dashed off, throwing him out
and breaking his collar bone and Iaw-bone
lie is now lying unconscious
Mr.. Alfred Williams. one Of the most Won
cradle citizens of Raleigh. while walking
along Fayetteville street to-day stumbled and
tel, his forehead striking the stone pavement
and cutting painful cash. lew was carried
into neighboring drugstore. whore restora-
tyes were administered
IL is announced that the University and
Trinity College football teams Will play a
match e me tomorrow on the grounds OF
the former at Chapel Hill. Several lovers of
the sport have gone mp from here to witness
the game.
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
There IS quito gathering OF distinguished
dlvlnes and temperance lights in the city to-
night. the occasion being the State Temper
Gnce Convention for the purpose Of organiz- |
ing State Association. The opening exer- !
clses took place this afternoon at Edenton- /
street church. where addresses were made by 1
Rev DR.. J.. J.. Nash. Rev DR.. J. w. Carter. /
Rev. Dr. K. II. Whitaker. Rev DR.. T. A.
\ ates and Rev. |. Men. Piltenger.
Tonight at 5 o'clock the convention was
addressed by Bishop G. b. Galloway. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. Bishop
galloway will on Sunday dedicate Central
Methodist Episcopal church. which hand.
some edifice has Just been completed in this
,lty
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NEwPoRr News. Nov. 10. Tho most excit
Ing race ever witnessed on the Peninsula oc
CURED here to-day. The contest was between
the ten-year-old sorrel W0efu and Tie tho
roughbred Whaleb0ne. Woefll won the fr,,
two heats in 2.42 and pa. hut Whslebons
won the three following heats in pa. 2.i6 and
2.4j. Much money changed hands. After
the race several horses were skinnng around
the track. when two collided and one horse.
owned by Hampton man. was killed br
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Counterfeifer. Arre.,ed

SHELBY, y. c.. Nov. 10 Special Depufv.
Marshal J. A. Metals and L. II. Parker ~
day arrested Pledge Whisnart and Hugh Dili.
ingham on the charge Of making and passin,
counterfeit money. For some time pasf
counterfeit money has been in circulation I'm
the eastern part OF tho county, and has been
traced 90 the prisoners. Some good repre
sensations Of dollars were found on their
persons. Whisnant has gwen bond I'm A
thousand dollars. while Dillingham; il in 'a.
awaiting trial before United States CommIs.
siOner McBrayer
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Assignment of Former Riebmonasr

iSrAIISSroN. Va. Nov. l9-[SpeciaI .l-hIaio,
aeS' Hart prominent dry-eoods mercbon,
"a ms city. assigned late last night with q
a. =, holt rs trustee The assignment covsrs
s sne eh,ire stock OF goods and all household
- a. aAt'eleh furniture. The creditors are
stated at $4,000. and il is tbonsb, az. ne
1sses WIZ cover this amount. Ms;ov
mari expects 10 make arranremsDts
% continue business. Tho Assignment Vas
oroueht about by the urgent demand 81
'iso''o''' de has the sympathy of our entire
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Tour ~ Northern CitIe.

WESTON. y. g.. Nov 10. Special. -R.v
>. IL. .Cleweli. principal Salem Femsls Col.
lege lett to-day with a number of yopne
ladies'. members Of tho senior class. on a trc
weeks tour 10 Northern cities. they Will M
least yisit Now for@, West Point. Philadel
PIMA 1ethiehem Pa. Baltimore. Washington
ana Mount vernon. This trip is what !.
called the annual students tour and proye, a
big attraction for ladies Of this venerab,
educational institution.
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SMITH-rrSEY.

A lovely scene was enacted in Laurel-street
Methodist church last evening The edifce
was crowded TO It's full capacity with the
people IN that section. drawn hither 10 wit
ness the nuptials OF Miss Mabel 4. Fusey TO
Mr.. l.. Russell Smith
The lovely strains of LOhenerin's weddine
march announced the arrival of the bridal
corteSe. The bride, leaning upon the arm of
Miss MOlle McCracken. OF Fredericksburg
maid OF honor came solemnly up the aisle and
were met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. Mr. Robert A. Aston who
came out from the vestry-room. The brides.
maids and groomsmen then came up and
formed sinlcrcle around the happy mir
They were Miss Minnie Reuter-. Miss Annie
&. Earss and Miss Pearl Smith sister of tbe
groom. Mr.. Robert l.. Bailey, O. 4. Gilliam
and j. A. Ladd.
Rev. William p Wright. of Pleasant Hill
Va. came TO Richmond to perform the cere'
mony.. Mr.. ". J. Peyton presided at the
organ IN very graceful manner and rendered
Nendelssonn March as the party left the
church. W.
Alter the ceremony the newly-wedded con-
PIE, accompanied blythe attendants and other
intimate friends. were rendered brilliant re
cception at the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. +. +. Pussy The delicacies of the sen
son were served in abundance and highly an
preclated by the fortunate ones in attend.
snce
-" A"PpJ -CvupIe lclt on the lU.3O Chesa-
peake and Ohio tram for An extended tour
North. embracing the Eastern cities and New
England points
The trde Is a petite brunette. and is the
beautiful and highly-accomplished dancbtar
OF the late William f. Pusev' She
mas been o-ganiSt in the church for
a number OF years. is an inde'
iatguaole and most excellent SUNDAY
school and church worker. il a teacher in H.
sunday-school and member of SIDNEY
Loago OF Good Templars. No one in that
.Ic.hl'y enjoys SO wide popularity or more
Justly deserves the homage paid her She
Tns elau IN beautiful gown of China silly and /
cninon iace. which showed 10 perfection r.
eIaeelhi Lgure. and carried an esoujs;te hon
Nuet OF Merechal Neil roses Her ,rsval,~l,
snl, was OF garnet cloth. tailor.rnada wiz bst
ano gloves 10 match "'''i nat
me groom is son Of j. G. Smith snd "a .
creedinn,s s,lacns OF the City Hall He is eS.
o'oeJilnsy popular both in business and social
hi,o es,S sna has host Of friends who wish
N'd III AUG ms pretty wife much happiness "'''
600 oiIuesinalus wore pink China sIL
eo an trimmed with chiffon lace ''''" 'AA
ihe pIllancy OF the occasion vas oSao,
~ .IIse number appearing ia ths rLns"t ~
" 'rrIs costume. Among them vs,s NJ. ~
~. II fusey, Mrs. j.. X. Donnap Nj nIs.
'cneines' Miss l.. b. Mott aud rnanv o,b S.auue
Mse number Of handsome prsssn..
:ess tne great popularity of the hapnv r.a;s al,
"a soeir new life they have the best " pSs ana
. 'Sss number Of friends. WV "'''s' OF
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community. He has done a good business
and has the confidence of our people. who e.
TEEN him highly for his noble character.
Major Hart came TO StauBton. from Ricn-
mond and has been in business here for bi-
teen years. He is from New Orleans origi-,
nally and came to Virginia rs @ member x
the famous Washington artillery and served
with distinction in TIE Confederate army.
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(nucll-AIl.n

CaAnLorTE. y. C.. Nov. 19.-lSpecial. NJ,
Anna Allen. of this city. and Tdward Coy"i'
OF hoxboro, were married in tho Second pro-
i6ytorian church in this city tonight NJ
bride - niece OF J. II. Wellington. a IRON
inent hardware merchant Of this city.
Z, Inc Presbyterian Orphan Asylum At Bariu,o
Springs. thirtg-fyo miles above here ~,
totally destroyed by fire at o'clock this a.,
noon. The ire originated in defective I'M.
The chiidren all escaped unhurt aud arc bein,,
cared tor IN Statewide Only few article
OF clothing and furniture wero saved
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Died In the Same Bed in Which he Wa, nor .

KEYsymLT. Va. Nov l9.-lSpecial Judge
Thomas I. Bouldin. one Of our most proni-
nent citizens. died Friday. lie was born the
gath OF March. 1913. He died in the same
house. the same room and on the sane bed in
which he was born.
Mr.. William Morton, aged seyenty-nine. is
quite sick
MAJOR j. ". Morton has been quite sick all
the week with al attack Of Ia grippe. but IS
improving.
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Barn and Coutents Hurnel.

WoopsrocK, Va, Nov. ia large barn.
owned oy Mr. Hiram Zirkle. of near Quicks-
burg; this county. was destroyed by fire
Monday night. along with four good work
horses me colt. two cows. all his gearing.
tons OF hay. binder several wagons and
other implements. The loss will be about
$1,000, Insurance sieO
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Inc Crent Nerve, Brain and Blood
lnyigorant.

DIR. GREENE'S NERTTR
IS me most successful remedS
eref discOrered. IT'S safes ar,
s"Hpfy enormous. IT cures
more cases Of disease than ann
other hnown medicine. anil has
sdced Thousands upon thou
sends from Paralysis, Insan-
Hy. Nervous PrOstratiOn, Heart
fdtfure, Physical Exhaustion
or Death. IT'S beyond all ques-
ron the greatest health restorey'
tn existence.
Use this wonderful remedy II you wish
to get well. for it is q sure and positive cure.
For sale by all druggists; price 500 per
bottle. Refuse all substitutes.
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DfBAGTNG 10 DEFEND4NT.
Ii Looks Like McDougald Murdered His
Oid Uncle Tor Greed.

FAYETTEVILLE. y. c.. Nov. Especial. -
With tho introduction of each and every
witness interest in the McDougald trial only
increases and the courthouse to-day was
packed and TANNED with equally as many
spectators on the outside.
The testimony IS closely followed and
eagerly sought By all. with the unbroken
chain OF evidence only strengthened ~ tho
addition of another link AZ the States
witnesses are one by one pat on the stand.
Colonel John d. Shaw. Jr.. of ROCKINGHAM
with his .ong and well established ability.
quickness Of perception and faculty Of dscriin-
nation, IS conducting The examinations of
witnesses for defense. with state Solicitor
Frank Mcneil, ableand we'll poised for the
State
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(OnYlcfs HrceiN.h

The sheriff of Wythe county arrived bs,e
yesterday morning with Columbus Wood md
Messiah TAYLOR (white) and colored bow
~ ed ABOUT nine years named Charles Cross
VINO were tried at the last term of tba $50.
anu sentenced 10 Imprisonment in the nan,
tertiary. Wood goes for four years for for.
gerry; Taylor tor FIVE years for stealing a horse
ana buggy and Cross FOR one year for burglary
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Positively rho fast Glance.
Go see tho great Moral A.. Exhibition ~
82l east Broad street You cannot afford b
miss 1t. Last week. positively.
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only shor: whilo before the killing Of con

Inc last witness examined testified thu, h.,
saw McDougald on Wednesday and tbst 40
sawsigns OF lanIpblack under both cyesa,J ~ D'
his neck. and that ho looked "seedy0 g.,
once. Startling testimony is expected -
marrow -
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Embrace the Iast co,d.r On,o,,,rt,,

Embrace the Last Golden Opportunity.
90 yist the marvellous wonders which have
sstonisneo tho world in their unsurpassed
Positively the last week. -N '''e''
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Everybody Should Improve tho L..t Ch.n

10 see the great automatic exposition AZ 50,
east Broad street The finest amusement ana
Ins granaest entertainment the world ever
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Friday and Saturday of tho automatic mar.
wells. 40 81 east }ioAi street Don't Mrs the
royal opportunity