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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
SPRING 0VERCOA7S.

When it comes to styles in Spring
Oyercoats, we are now exhibiting and
will this season continue TO show to
STYLISH oyercoat-wearers more styles
STYLES of higher fashionable degree
than any house in this city.
A Spring Oyercoat IS necessity.
Have you one? Fortunately it is not a
necessity that you expend much money
10 get one. Don't buy till you see ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
STEALING TEE NEWSPAPERS.

Moses Norman. negro youth, was ac-
cused of stealing two morning papers
from residences on Franklin street. lie
,xas caueht in the act by the officer who
ada tine arrest. and the Justice sent HIM
On 10 the grand jury. He said he thought
II was a petty offence 1.-THE larceny OF 9
cants worth of papers, 10 send any one TO
the Hustings Court for. but that be could
40 nothing else in the matter. IL was
stated that on some routes as many as Is
and 100 papers have been stolen in one
morning.
Elmer Page, boy charged with assault;
ing a Mrs. Cover with arocA' WAS nheu
"a so and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

Ills the tlTtb, art nothing 5at The
truth, that our prices aeUcr haze been,
never are, and nevcr scW be beatcn.-
TIE BOSTON,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
BUSINESS WANTS.
AN FXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

N for q good businessman TO buy aweii-es.
tablishei GROCERY BUSINESS in me " csi-hua
AZ n ha rgain. one OF the Oldest and best-located
firms, with an established trade, doing spieh-
iid cash and book business. Desires TO enter tne
wholesale business will dispose OF present Dnsl-
ness AZ actual cost for stock anu hAsuIes ~
honns from, cash purchaser VIII snow books
and give all information. Rent 5000 per year
net Tor the hest store west Of Adams street.
Amount required about $500. All commun,,,
cations must be confidential Address Fam
DEALINGS, care OF DISPATCH. NH 2f-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
orHFn CAsYs OF INTEREST.

There were several other interesting
matters before the Justice yesterday, and
the proceedings were spicy from beginning
to end.
Thomas Moore. nicely-dressed white
man was there as suspicious character.
He went into Murphy's and attempted. II
was charged to obtain $40 from the clerk
by giving only S. of his own money and
So which had been handed him by the
Young man behind the counter. He was
represented by Mr.. Samuel NJ. Page The
Justice discharged Moore on the condi.
ton that he should leave the city before IL
o'clock. which he agreed TO do.
The case of Maggie Reed (colored),
charged with assadlting and striking Har:
riet Williams with rock, was continued
till Tuesday for examination:
Gsorpe Taliaferro, an old white man,
taken in as q suspicious character, was
sent 10 Jail in default of 800 security foi
ten DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
ZONES. he PAYS THE FREIGHT,

ZONES, HE PAYS THE FREIGHT,
- bat Smith. he does the business There
smi.h. for no Is the sole dealer Tor the Southern
States In the sale OF HALLS SAFE AND LOCK
COMPAxi'S STANDARD FIRE AND BUR-
GIAR-Ph00F SAfKe, BANk-yAu Tic. BRASS,
WIKI, and couNLEk WORK. BANh fukNi-
TURF, otc. SMITH. Of Richmond, ~ north
E,ntn street. Hichmond. Va mn l&SuiJsS3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
THE WORLD ASTAGE,

and our part in the drama Of life is to
supply the actors with fitting costumes.
From head to foot, inside and out, we
outfit the male sex. That We do it well
is shown by an ever-increasing number
of patrons. You are probably one OF
them. Here's what we are pushing to
the front at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
The Doctor Before the Justice.

Within the apartment rallied IN for law
yers at the Police Court YESTERDAY sat Dr.
Flower, Judge George l.. Christian. ms
counsel, and several other physicians andat.
tornevs. The courtroom was crowded with
spectators. and after the regular cases had
been disposed of those of the doctor from
the Bean City were called. Seven war;
rants had been executed against the great
healer charging HIM with practicing medi,,
cine and surgery in Virginia without
having first taken out license and record
ing the same as required by law.
The witnesses called In the case were
Drs. Hugh NJ. TAYLOR. w. W. Parker. Jacob
Micheaux. Benjamin Harrison, and others.
All answered promptly and the Common
wealth's Attorney emerged from the
surging mass of humanity in the main
auditorium of the courtroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

Judge Christian arose and stated on be-
half of his client that he would like 10
have the examination postponed until
after the decision Of the test case then
pending in the Hastings Court. Judge
Christian stated that the Doctor was no
more violator of the law than his Honor
or any other citizen of Richmond.
Commonwealth's-Att Smith was
anxious to go on with the investigation,
but finally said he would agree to the con-
tinuance until Monday. provided the
counsel for the accused would furnish as
surance that DIR. Flower would not prac-
tice his profession until after the conclu-
sion of the Hastings Court case. This,
Judge Christian said. his client would
agree to. The Justice then agreed to hear
the cases Monday afternoon at o'clock.
and allowed the accused to give bail in the
sum of $500 on each charge. the total
being S2,lOO, with Mr.. Edgar Taylor as Sc
curlty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
TALK WITH THE DOCTOR.

A DISPATCH reporter was introduced TO
DR.. Flower in the law office of Messrs:
Christie & Christian last evening. and
accompanied the Bostonian in his carriage
to the hotel. On tbs way the physician
was inclined to be afable and laxative
and affirmed that these procedures were
prosecutions.
The scribe incidentally remarked in q
sort of interrogsting manner You do
not prescribe many medicines. Doctor?"
Il don't believe in them" was the la
comic response. II have not given any
medicines TO amount 10 anything IN years.
| believe in giving the body the. proper ex-
ercise and nourishment and the muscles
the proper relaxation"
A sANITARIUM FOE RICHMOND PROBABLY.
Continuing, DIR. Flower remarked that he
was much pleased with Richmond az a
city, and recently had been very seriously
considering the erection of handsome
sanitarium here. instead of at Washing
ton. which was the place selected. This
structure he proposes shall cost 100000
TO $780,, 900. The physician says be has
number of doctors under him: and that
his practice extends almost all over the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
AMERICAS HOPE

is sour Boys" and not a house in this
city anticipates the needs OF the coming
men more eagerly than we. An elegant
Spring Stock for Boys and Children is
now ready. Confirmation Suits--both
with short and long pants. The styles
are most attractive, but the prices are
quite as captivating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
XITANTED LADIES AND GENTLE

w MEN 20 know tina. am yet on hand pre-
na-ed 10 CLEAN YOUR GRANITE AND MAR
BILE AOSUMENTS, AND FIX UP YOUR sEt-
TONS in Hollywood and other ceuenoe ,t,
Work hss been done satisfactory 20 all. Please
give me a call. ut 30l south First street. BEN
JANiN HARRIS. mn Ef-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

MAN WITH PUSH, WANTED IN
vi each city and town. 10 INTRODUCES the
FASTEST SELLING HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
on record. Over million sold. win pay CON-
petent person "a per day. Address, with stamp,
". II. WILLIAMSON.
A north Fourth street,
NH 22-Iot Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, PARTNER WITH
w from 81 900 10 $4,000 who can devote al
OF his time 90 business. Can handle all moneys
p.Tcu ONCE NH 21-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, A GENTEEL BOY 10
w 10 II for jewellers store, III east Broad
street. Call with parents consent Monday or
Tuesday from D TO T. III. -
NH 2f-lts ID. BUCHANAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
HITCH In THE TRIAL.
THE FLOWER INFORMATION oEMuRR-
eDTo ANo WILL BE AMENDED.
The Vocalist Before Two Courts snd the
Trial Adjourned over to Monday
Chat with the Doctor.

II was decidedly white audience that
filed the Hustings-Court room yesterday
afternoon at o'clock 20 bear the examlna-
ton into the case against DR.. X. G. Flower.
the Boston physician. charged with prac-
ticnG his profession in Virginia without
having taken out license. /. was one Of
the most intellectual assemb!ages that ever
gathered within the historic walls OF tho
old tribunal. Lawyers and doctors were
predominant IN large numbers.
The accused entered the courtroom
shortly after the appointed hour, accom-
panied by his counsel, Messrs. George l..
and Frank W. Christian. The names Of
the Jurors were called. and IL was ascer-
tanned that four members of the panel
had not been summoned. An officer was
detailed TO bring in the necessary number
of men to complete the jury. The panel
was finally made up IA follows: Manfred
Call. Ebert c. Walthall, Ferdinand g.
WaIthall. Samnel II. PullIam. X. J.. Norris.
w. II. Lightfoot. A. Bowie. John +. Koh-
Ter, John Murphy, Albert Grecntree, and
n Ezekiel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
BUSINESS WANTS.
yTED HOUsFS TO RENT.

w Wa pay special attention to COLLECT
ING RENTS and looking 90 tho interest ot tho
owner. BOSWELL & HARTMAN,
NH ~ north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

NJ AN LEL' "a -''DI1 N.,t.',
w LARGE ONE)-nenr railroad STATION
p-ef.r,ei Not far from Richmond. Have al.
yert.sed before. but not yet suited. Address
Iork-R0r 4OO Richmond city NH .f-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, MAY lsT, AN UNFUR-
w NIsHED, SUNNY ROOM AND
BOARD for gentleman, wife, and Guild aged I'VE.
Address PERMANENT, care RICHMOND DIS
pkTeU mn ~a-Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, % CT q A Il f L I f.
w MAKERS 10 work at my "Sweei-Heart
Cigarette" Factory, Lynchburg, Va Only frst-
class makers need apply
NH 27-1w WILLIAM =. CARROLL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w MILLINERY sALEsLADY. Apply at
once TO MRs JULIUS BEAR,
NH 27-It 1921 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
WANTED. A COMPETENT LADY

NV nv I'D, n OOtHf Il. H1+' 4 II4hD
w BOON-KEEPER who understands double
entry work. Good wages and not hard WORK TO
the RICH, party. Address BOOk-hEEPER, care
UysyATCU Office, NH 27-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANIED, FUUK BU1O 10 DIS
w TRIBUTE BILLS; SOC per day. Apply
at DISPATCH corner before A. NJ. Monday.
NH oT-l LIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
WANTED. SOLICITORS 0EITHER

w SEX in every town and county IN Virginia
for best selling BOOK published. Experience
not necessary. Guaranteed salary az per day.
Address. with stamp, MANAGER, is Moore
Building. Hanover and Baltimore streets. Balti-
more, Md. NH 2f-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
WANTS.

WANTED.-MERCHANTS WISH
| w ING THEIR BOOKS WRITTEN UP, En-
| AHMED, OR REGULARLY KEPT can have the
same properly done by applying 10 G.. W. ROY
| S1ER. onice IL Crenshaw warehouse. All work
| conndrntfaL NH 27-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
xKrANTED SALESMAN on SAL.

NANTED. SALESMAN ON OAI'
w AIRY OR COMMISSION TO HANDLE
THE NEW PATENT CHEMICAL ERhSING PEN
Gil: the greatest selling novelty over pro-
duced grasses ink thoroughly In two seconds;
no abrasion Of paper: 200 70 500 per cent.
profit. One agents sales amounted 10 500 IN
ak DAYS. another s32 in two hours. We want
one energetic general agent for each state and
Territory. For terms ard particulars address
THE MONROE ERASER hANUFACIUhlNu
COMPANY, Y, l24, La Crosse, Wi-.
mn 26-Sa. Tu&Ih156t&Su52t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, A POSITION AS IKA-
w YELLING SALESMAN. Can give best OF
references Had three years experience. Ad-
dress BUSINESS, care DISPATCH. NH 27-lt'
WANTED, A GOOD HOUSE-SER-
w WANT. Apply at 203 vest Marshall street.
NH or-lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
yIJAYTED.-THE GENTLEMAN

w who found LADY'S SILVER WATCH
AND FOB, with gold gove-buttoner attached.
soon after o o'clock Thursday morning, near
Fourth and Grace streets, Will please return the
same to the DISPATCH ONCE and receive reward.
NH o~-lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
NOT COMPLY WITH THE LAW.

Judge Christian continuing. stated that
the information failed 10 allege as the law
required il should do. that the defendant
had commenced 10 practice medicine or
surgery since January /, 1892, and that
with out this allegation the information
was fatally defective.
Mr.. Frank Christian, while simplifying
the point made by Judge Christian, also
took the ground that lnasnnuch a. the law
was so framed as really 10 prevent non
resident physician living more than ten
miles from the borders of this State from
obtaining and recording the certificate
contemplated by the act. the act discrimI-
mated against nonresident physicians, and
was contrary 10 the provisions OF the Con-
stitution OF the United States.
TIRE PoLICK.coUBT CASES DEPEND UPON THIS.
Mr. Smith, desiring further time to con-
slider whether or not he could frame the
information go as TO meet the point made
by the Messrs Christian, asked that the
case be continued until Monday evening
at o'clock. and stated that the cases III
the Police Court would not be called on
Monday at O'Clock. the time fixed. but
that they would await the decision Of the
Judge in this case.
At this iuncture Judge Witt stated that
the case was one of very great Importance
10 the medical fraternity of the State. aud
that he did not care to be expected TO de-
eide il in a hurry: therefore, he could not
promise 70 give bis decision Monday eve
ming. Court then adjourned till 5 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. and the cases pend
ing In the Police Court will not be heard
until after the conclusion Of the Hastings
Court Investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
FNTYRYn ADrMrRRYR.

Judge Christian asked for the informa-
ton upon which the prosecution was
based. He read this aloud. II charged
the accused with practicIng medicine and
surgery on March Gath without first having
obtained n certificate from the State
Board Of Medical Examiners as required
by law. and having this fact recorded. Mr..
Christian then said that he would enter a
demurrer on the ground that the informa-
ton did not set forth the offence as con-
tanned in the law. He then read the law
as follows
mo person who shall hsve commenced the
practice OF medicine or surgery since the LIST
day Of January. or who shall thereafter COM
mence the practice OF the same, shall practice az
n physician or surgeon for compensation.with-
ont having first obtained a certificate and caused
the same to be recorded rs Aforesaid. ANY per-
son violating the provisions Of this section shall
be fined not LEES than ESQ nor more than
5000 for each offence, and be debafred
from receiving any compensation for services
rendered rs such physician or surgeon. ANY
person who shall have been assessed with
lcense-tax a physician or surgeon by any
commissioner % The revenue in this State az
any time prior to the passage OF this not shall
be tax en- as having commenced the practice OF
medicine or surgery prior 10 that date; but any
person who shall not hive been 30 assessed
shall be taken as not having commenced such
practice DriOr 10 that date"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

WANTED, SITUATION BY RE-
w GISTERED DRUGGIST with ten yesrs
experience. Best references furnished. DRUG
GI-1. care DISPATCH ONCE. NH o1-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27
MED A SITUATION As

w SALESMAN travelling or local. Whole
| sale drugs preferred. Have had eight years e1-
perience. Age 80 years. Best Of references,
both rs 10 character and business qualifications.
Address NJ, 2oli n street, Richmond. Va.
NH 21-lws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
c,rcgryG An 4L1EGED sWIyDLER.


John L. Sommcr manufacturer OF buttonhOoks az
N.Nor procirtd the Yesterday Of Herman Langs
d,f thry.,-N years Old formerly his salesman ON
chago Of forgery The alrcs. was made ia the A'tor
Uou. hv Detective Roach Of Brooklyn, and Lancsdori
was taken 10 Brooklyn Early las, November sommar
SAYS he learned that LAngsdoH who Was on business
trip in the West was attending to his business ana
he sent Langsdorf letter dschafcins hh ana neos"s
The money 70 pay his fare back to New-fork sonmcr
ALLEGES that nstnd of returnt. IAngsd0f went from place
to place collecting bills and borrowing money, sonn"s
Eavne neglected inform hi customers that Lane'doi
no longer represented him. lie was unable tn get track
Of the man until yesterday. few days ago Lanssdoh
,y,, ~ n shoemaker named Aeler IN Brooklyn, and coli
lrctci bin Of sli p due q s)rmer lie represented
that ne was sommer. Agier gave MIN cheek Tor the
amount az the bill and Iangsdof indosed tho check with
Sommer's name and had 1t c1shd by neehDo Cf Agei
Sonmer earning this. got out warrant In BROOKLYN
roff was deceived 10 the Astor IiOue by pretended
appointment upon his arrival the detective arrested
him. IonesdJn !, unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

Chicago. Jan. ca Detroit Mich, dispatch. says ::
Rosa BarOHitch. pretty thirtcenyear Old girl, left
home last Friday evening dressed only in light
calico gown and with no hat since then her parents
have seen nothing OF her, and the vigorous search
~ the police has failed to reveal her VIII reabouts
young friend Of the girls tell, TRANCE story that
add, much to the mystery surrounding tn affair.
she says that the night Rosa left home she saw
the missing girl enter a house nearby with two
young mn. Later the same night the three werc
seen 10 take u carriage ard drive toward the river
Ia search Of the house which had been rented ana
partly furnished by the two Young men for two weeks
wer. found shreds Of the girs dIc-s on the floor
were also found several spots OF blood. The young
men have not returned to their quarters since last
Friday and search tn CITY fails reveal their
prc.c ncc herr. II Is believed that they deCoyrd the
rirl into their quart r. nalircaicI and murdered
her and then threw her bod through tie ice into
the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
The TRCMBTIL INTERVIEW.

On Tuesday last a long interview, purpotng to bs
with Ricardo L. Trmnbull. published in THE Com.
mereil Advertiser" In this Interview Mr. Trumbull
was reported a. calling Mr. Egah "a ID scoundrcl,"
and as utterlng extremely belgoient views. Mr..
Truubull wrote most complete and absolute denial that
sny such interview had taken pace, and disayowed
entirely the uttarances attributed TO him. This denial
vas printed in The Tribune. Mr. Jackson the reporter
who say, that he got the interview, has made public
the following AFFIDAVIT
State Of New-York City o, New York.
l. Charles II. Jackson, reporter Of THE Commercial
Advertiser" being duly do depose and say that on
evening OF Monday January %. 1892. between the
hours Of and o'clock did IN my official capacity OF re-
porter Tbe Commercial Advertiser, interview the Hon.
Ricardo l.. Trumbul member OF the Gillian Congress, IN
hi. apartments No 10 West Twenty e2hthst Daring
that interview Mr. Trumbu made OF the language con-
talned in the interview printed In The Commercial Ad'
yertiser OF January 20 (TuesdIy introduced myself
a. reporter, and told Mr. Tiumbu that his statements
would be used for publication. have had previous
acquaintance with him that would lead him suppose
that the conversation Of private nature. Mr. Trun.
bull emphatic in his and repeated them
more than once, that there possibility
under stsBdng CHARLES II. JACRSO.~
Sworn before this 9th day OF January, 1892.
JAMES ]. THORNLEY,,
(Sea) Notary Public NO 23), y. Y. County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
GEN. b. +. BCTLER'S BOOh.
A WORK DESIGNED To CORRECT WfoN" DUNE
10 THE AUTHOR By rRtJUDiO1D
M1sREpRFSENTATION.-

Boston. Ian. og-"The Autobiography ana Per-
,onal "Reminiscences Of MajorGeneial hc"!a"h +.
Butlers was issued today, bcdil"s % 'li.' VI
A. NJ Thayer q CO. The boon = "'" ' !" '.'e
Good and Erave soldiers OF TIE '' 'N " '"o
pon,luc7 IN his preface the General gives as one
'''p'D" ,i,io,ion 10 correct much of wrong
49,, =. ,...r lv a prcjudccd misrepresentation OF
~ - ..to,cc, a, 10 my own acts in the
IT, -, IN, c,untry.7 casual review of It's
contents vonld seem to convey 'lc IMPRESSION tldt
mi i IFS main object. Inc d"uio' Expresses uie
hon. mat ne may live long enough 10 answer any
,,,one,ts hereafter made against is subject
matter. ,iti,o,,. .bo4 c.,. I,
sn, friend 10 him mt Fortress Monroe to solicit
,,n' ., accept the nomination OF the Republican party
~" = rilcut i'm ca~c he Chase secured the first
-. srd that simon Cameron made a similar prOpo
Tn IN him in behalf OF MIR. Lincoln less than three
81 after,yara lie quotes the conversation, and
-, the reasons for his refusal Of both offers. lie
'naIntns. with documents, his position taken in the
.oy.-sv over the conduct Of the late Admiral
,,-,er AT New orleans and declares that the latter
td untIufhfully and villanOusly through the whole
transaction Of the capture and surrender II the forts IL
~, charges admiral Porerand the latter Subordnates
th th failure of the powderboa plan at Fort Fisher.
ia brand, as utterly false the charge OF General
W + smith that Grant was drunk before Petersburg.
.rd criticscs smith severely. The General co~es his
rs with n summary Of things done by him and
.rr,ven by the narrative in his military caparitl
b,ch were of service TO the country. Briefly, these
are A. follows;
nv foresight and energy getting Massachusetts, militia
dv so that they were first 70 the defence Of Washing
,on. Selling Annapolis and opening the way for
transportation of troop, to the Capital preventing an
,sanIt upon Washington from llarper'S Ferry by
,o,,fvinc Relay House Heights; holding Baltimore
snd thus preventing the secession Of Maryland APP
living the contraband principle to slaves and thus
rolinc the Emancipation Proclamation possible;
;,,,e and fortifving Newport News, thereby keeping
,Srngh the war an open waterway for transportation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

They had assisted In his capture about gear ana
half ago when he was lodged In jail here since
Turner mad. his escape these two men have been
endeavOring t. effect his capture. They had gone
50 far ~ TO ocr reward Of 500 for Turner's arrest
and tie outlaw has doubtless been awaiting this OPP
nortruity for vengeance The fri nds Of Manuel
Parton who was Killed by Turner last saturday, had
chance to bury the body Wednesday, but not until II
had been partially dcvourd by hogs Ferry Turner Is
considered one Of the most desperate outlaws mat
ev di,graccd thi, country. lie comes from the famous
Turner family Of Yellow Creek, and has a record iOr
killing rarely eQualled. lie has gathered about him
"A most de, perate gang OF mountan.ers ana cehes
the law a. much a. he does his enemies His strong
hold +, lust on the Tennessee line. The sh'rln OK
Claiborne County Tennessee has notified to TIE on
Gers here that he Will furnish posse OF twanD men
o assist I'm the capture OF Turner and his gang, ana the
attempt will probably be made.