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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
1elertnm. noIled Down.

The regular meeting Of the southern Pas
senger Association called 70 meet I'm Atlanta to-
day has been postponed until tho l4th III
slant.
No Information in regard TO the reported at
tempted assassination OF Hippolyte. PRESIDENT
ot Haiti, has yet been received AT the state de-
partment in Washington.
Lord Dunrayen's challenge for the Americas
cup has arrived. IL was brought over on the
Cunari steamship Aurania and was delivered
al the New York Yacht Club house yesterday.
At the annual leasing of state conyicts in
jackson, Miss, yesterday, white mon In separate
squads brought 81 and colored men NJ separate
squads brought 80 a month. The lessees are
Mississippi delta cotton-planters.
In the Criminal District Court az New Orleans
yesterday Judge NOISE overrulel the motion for
a new trial IN the case OF G. {. Antoine, the col
ored observation-disclosures OF Louisiana, who
was convicted OF obtaining money under false
pretences. Antoine will probably get two years
in the penitentiary.
Yesterday the jacksonville and Atlantic rail-
road property, includin. sixteen and one-quarter
miles OF road from South Jacksonville 70 Pablo
Beach, Fla, the rolling stock lands, and houses,
were sold at auction 10 NJ. W. Drew for 81 300,
Mr.. Drew assuming the first mortgage bond In
deOtedness Of about $4,000.
The United States supreme Court yesterday
affirmed the judgment Of the Circuit Court in
the well-known Chicago lake-front case. The
lower court decided in favor OF the local authOri-
ties, and held that the Illinois Central did not
have tho right TO use submerged lads along the
lake front :Or wharyes, piers, &C.
In the south Caroline House OF representa-
tives yesterday Representative Blease iuadyer-
tehtiy admitted that the committee on Privileges
and Election had formulated report on sun lay.
Representative hcWhite bounced on MIN and
SAID this was stigma on the House and state
ami that such legislation was imperative. Ar.
Blease replied that the committee had mot AZ
individual citizens and shat they were responsi-
bio al the bar OF Heaven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
mANcAesrsRs NEWS CHAPTER.
Many Itsms of Interest Gathered In Our
sister city Yesterday.


The Hastings Court has adjourned for the
term
The funeral Of Mrs Bass. mother Of Mr.. :. L.
Bass, took place from Providence cnurcD, III
Chesterfield, yesterday afternoon. she was ,
most eslimabie lady, and descencsi IRON one vi
the oldest families in the county Go.
judge r. A. Hancock viii open the CircIit
Court of Petersburg to-day. There arc seVerai
large suits 10 be considered. l.,
The funeral OF Mr. Samuel Lucas Seh-
known reeident Of Midlothian, took place sum
day afternoon. The deceased was ono OF the
Oldest members OK Lodge NO u tlee anu u -.
cepted MasOns " Midlothian, and was one OF the
aiosi highly-esteemed gentleman In the COM
munity.
Miss C4beII Hancock, of this city. has been
called 70 Midlothian in consequence OF me III
ness OF her father Dr. Philip Hancock. OF Ches-
terleld. The physician may be brought down
10 Kichm nd to-day for treatment Dy Dr.
Isaiah White.
at the Clopton-Street Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening. NJ
series OF revival meetings began ut Stockton
Street Baptist church last night .
A large crowd went out to Forest-hill fark
Sunday afternoon. Tho weather was beauuiul
and the cars were crowded the entire afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Hayes. OF Richmond College, pastor
OF the StOcktOn-Sireet Baptist church. preached
at Bainbridge-Street church Sunday morning
At the evening service the pastor, Kew. h X.
ThOrnhill preached the second OF series OF
sermons on the Z" Life Of Christ"
Rev. McD. Rucker, the new pastor 81 the
Fittb-Stteei Methodist church, preached his IN
troductory sermon Sunday morning and at night
he also occupied bis pulpit. The congregations
were unusually large. and his first dscourses
made an excellent impression. Mr.. Rucker is n
young man and will no doubt gain considerable
popularity in this city.
The Masonic fair which has been looked Tor
ward 20 with 20 much interest, will open to
night. The entertainment will no doubt eclipse
anything OF the Kind ever seen in this city, as
the hail Il elaborately decorated and an ele CANT
programme viii be- executed each evening The
fair VIII continue ten nights, and the nrst per
torrance will be the Columbian drill, in which
sixteen young ladies Will take part. There Will
also be other attractive features tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
~. cenu,ue and the sham.

Every good thing has It's host OF lmita-
tors; every genuine article its counter
feits The initators always choose the
m"st valuable and popular article to coun-
terfeit, so that when they claim their sham
to Be equal or as good, or the same as SG
thai !" so-and- Sos" article is the best OF
the kind. The sham proves the genuine
merit Of the thing 4 COPIES ana nan never bg t hss
limitations of Allcock's Porous. Plasters. :,
Alicoek's Porous Plaster is the standard
OF excellence the world over. aud ITS d lmiI
tatoTs IN their cry that theirs Us eyoa a
rs Allcoek's" are only emphasizing Inns s
fact and admitting Allcocks' 70 De the
acme Of PERFECTION, which i IS t hsr h.g6
est ambition to lmItete. 1be uinsLonoo
between the genuine and these itnitations,
which copy only general appearance, Is %
wids a. that between copper aud gold.
always insist upon having Allcock's Por
rous Plasters. They are the only pesfect
plAstefs ever produced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

.0-A.u.e a. Arkcudale, on she Potomac,
'.yod by iro last night, together with
... rr'ne, twiue, and tsekle. Tue contents
af by !. &. Ballenger and the house by
trJtleTs Tue origin Of the fire a un-
l.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

PC. January, 75lfa75I<c; May. s1ss1,tc.;
steamer No. 2. red. 9gc. bid receipts ss,f2s
bushels: shipments. $4,000 bussols; stock.
l,o64, 900 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels;
southern wheat nrm; Fnitz, 70e7fc; Long
berry. 72a75c. Corn steady: mixed SPOT, AGA
February, 4ss4c. bid; May. Ole. bd; steamer
mixed, arc bid; rscetpts. 1s.se4 bushels
shipments. 1913 Bushels. stock, tSS,O2o
bushels; sales $4,000 BASKETS. White corn, by
sample, 40hai8h yellow corn, ~ sampie,fIt4s
4sIfc. Oats steady: No =. White western SIC.
5000 bushels: sto,k. ~, 526 bosh-ls. Rye culi;
No =. DC: receipts, 1880 bushele. stoss.
li4OOb bushels. Hay steady: good 70 cnohe
Timothy. Sl45OaSlA.jO. Grain freightS duu;
steamer 10 Liverpool. per sushct, 2ifd. Cork ior
orders. per quarter, 2s.gi. cotton 25c. per 100
pounds Hour, I4e. per 100 pounds: COTTON
nrm: middllRg, 93lc. Provisions steady; moss
pork. sl5. Bnlk~m sats--Looss shoulders. sac;
lOng-clear, S.ic.: clear-rib sides, &c. sugar
picked shoulders, d.; sugsr-curod smoked
shoulders, 93lc. Hams-Small. t2IAc.: large.
1litc. Lsrd-Renncd, Ii4c. Butter steady and
firm; creamery, fancy. sc: do. fair 20 choice.
2sa30c.; DO. imitation, 2fa27C.: ladle, fancy.
24c. do. good TO choice. 19a2lc. rolls fine. 24c;
do. fair 20 good, 20s22c. re-packed, lJslsc.
Eggs active ana scarce at 2oc Coffee nrm: Rio
csrgoeg, fair. lsifc.; No z. 17hal7lsc. Sugar
strong ana active; granulated. i.S1c. Copper
nrmi reaned, l0hal1c Whisky stesdy at
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 5.--Everything In the
principal speculative markets was higher to-day,
Cash quotations.: Floui easy and unchanged.
No. : sprlng wneat, 7ISSa1lhc.: No. red,
7lSa7l1lc. No. > corn. 4llc. No. oats, 30a
3Os4c. PORK, sl425asl437lS. Lard, slO.
81 5OasI.8"Is short-clear, sS.6Oass.6o. Wbis-
kew sIIh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
THE THEATRE WAS CROWDED.
Lodge-of-sorrow Exercises Listened to by
a Vast Audience.

There was barely standing room even In tho
lobby Of the Richmond Theatre Sunday after
noon. when the annual Lodge Of Sorrow OF RICE
mond Lodge Of Elks was held Every scat In the
playhouse was filed, and one would nave
thOuGht tho occasion was ono OF diuerent
character bat for the sacred nature q ths ex-
ercises. The first number on the programme was
n selection by the Thestre orchestra, which was
followed by quartette by Mrs. Reinhart, Mrs.
Knowles, and Heasrs. Cunningham and Lon
man. The formal opening OF the ceremonies
was with an earnest and pathetic prayer by Rev
DIR. William f. Hatcher. This was followed py
a coruet solo by Mr William Gresset.
Past Exalted Ruler Joseph w. Lau0e made an
excellent memorial address, In which no PAID q
beautiful tribute 20 the deceased members OF
Richmond Lodge.
Owing 20 the lsteness Of the train upon when
Miss Katie Putnam reached the city. it was I'M
possible for the little sJubTette 70 carry out her
part OF the programme. vocal qunr'ette by
Mrs. Knowles, Hrs Reinhardt, and hessrs. Gun
bingham and Lehman was substituted for II. 49,
On account Of the hoarseness OF MAJOR W.
Kirk Mathews the male 1uartette did not sing,
but Captain Cunningham ga delightful tenor
solo. AWAITING by tho River"
Tho address Of MT. II. VI. Smith, Jr.. was one
OF the features OF the exercises, and vas greatly
enjoyed. lie dealt with the history Of the order
OF Elks since its foundation, and referred 10 its
many advantages and 10 the great good It has
done
The benedction was pronounced by Rev.
George IL. Ray, Of Union-station Methodist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
Action of the Board of Managers OF the
Weatmoreland Club.

Some time ago. it viii be remembered, the
Westmoreand Club had painted by Mr.. William
Gale Browne ful-length portrait Of President
Davis, and recently Il gave Mr.. Browne COM
mission for a companion picture IN portrait oil
General Lee.
Last night at the regular monthly meeting OF
the Board % Managers Of the club steps were
taken In pursuance Of the movement OF which
these orders were tne initiative. After setting
forth that II was tho desire OF the club TO per
petuate the memory Of the leading south
ern statesmen OF the period between
1860 and 1868, aud that 10 that end
/, had had printed at considerable ex-
uense portraits Of ex-Presient Davis, Gene
raj X. T.. Lee aud others, the board resolved
that 1.-THE Library Committee be appointed a
committee TO take charge OF the whole matter
and communicate with the leading men OF that
period who may now be living and with the FAINT
lies or representatives Of those who may be dead
with the view of Obtaining by Rift, loan. or puf-
chase portraits or large photographs OF such dis
tnguished men as may DO considered worthy to
De placed in a gallery by the side OF DAVIS, Lee,
Johnston and Jackson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
FOR NEARLY FIFTY THOUSAND.
Assignment Yesterday Evening OF the
Firm of NoseIey g. BONNER.

Messre. Moseley & BONNER, who have for seve-
raj years been doing general rubber-supply
business at No. 1907 east Main street, under
the style Of the Southern Rubber Company
made an assignment late yesterday evening,
with liabilities estimated at 1900. The deed
was admitted 20 record in the oiiee OF the Clerk
Of the Chancory Court just before the hour Tor
closing. The trustee named Is Mr.. Charles L.
Williams, who IL directed to take immediate
possession and to dispose OF the assets, m
GLIDING all stock and fixtures at 1907 east MAIN
street. all debts, claims, and chooses In action
due M0seley x BONNER, In such manner as snau
provo most beneficial TO all concerned Inc
proceeds are 10 be applied 20 the payment OF
the debts Of the firm Of Moseey & BONNER
The assets Of the concern could not be ascer-
tanned. Ia the deed OF assignment the creditors
arc named in three classes. the first-class pro-
yldes for the payment OF costs OF the execution
OF the deed, the rents, and taxes due ~ tne
firm, and a commission OF 3 per cent. to the
trustee upon funds passing through his hands
The second claas embraces the following credi-
tors: American Rubber Company, SHoOOi
Lewis Ginter. $4,000 Miss NJ. Il. MurcGle,
$4,000; X. Z. Burweil. sl,S5O; Henry Bohmer:
ST., OF Cassel. Germany, $4,000; city Bank OF
Richmond. the amount Of any notes discounted
and yet unpaid. .
The failure Of this firm does not carry with It
the Southern Engraving Company, which Oc-
cupies q portion OF the same building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Very superior Olives By tbs gallon.
Jurdza BisYDGD,
1905 east Main.

DEAIhcs
REASON. Died. ut quarter 20 q O'clock
A. NJ, December 9TH. az w east Narsbaii
s,-est' JOsEPH BEASON. year and
month old. son OF Frank aud Mary Beason.
Little JosraH was our darling.
Pride Of all our hearts at home;
But an angel came and whispered;
Darling JosgPn, do come home.
Farewell, JosgpH. but not forever
There will be "A glorious Dawn:
We shall meet 10 part--no, never.
On the resurrection morn.
Though thy darling form lies sleeping
In the cold and silent tomb.
Thou shalt have glorious waking
When the blessed Lord doth come.
Funeral will take place from Sc. Mary's
church at 8 o'clock TODAY. December
9th. Friends and acqnaintances u the
family are invited 10 attend.
GORDON. Died. at his residence, 2o9
east Frank Ia street, in this city, at half.
pas. O'CLOCK SUNDAY morning. December
4 1892. w. w. GORDON, in the ed year OF
his age.
The funeral viii take place from 81.
Paurs church TO-DAY Tuesday AZ -
O'clock noon. The friends and acqusint-
ances Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
HATKE.-Died. At his residence. No. sos
cas-. Cary street. December 8. 1881. ct 9sj
A. NJ. ANDREW HArkE, IN the seth year
of his age.
Dearest father, thou has left us.
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But tits God VINO nath bereft US;
He can all our sorrOws beal.
Funeral from st. Nary's German Catho-
lie church WEDNESDAY. December 7th,
at "a. NJ. Friends and acquaintanccs IN
vted TO attend.
LOYALL.-Died. at his residence. No.
3l3 north Twelfth street, on Monday, De-
| cember5 1897 at o'clock L. NJ, GEORGE
J. LOYAL, in tho cath year of bis age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
PHILLIPS Died. Monday evening. De-
cember 5th. at his residence, Beaver Dam.
Hanover county. Va. WILLIAM PHIL
| LIPS. In the s0th wear of his age.
Clifton Forge (Vs) and Atlanta (Ga.)
papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Darv,lle's sorrowing EIks.

correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
DtNvuIE, VA, December 5.-Danville Lodge,
No. 227. 3. L. o. Elks, held a memorial service
az ne Ncademyof Music sunday afternoon. Mr..
q. 4. Hatcher, exalted ruler, presided, ana aIter
An organ voluntary by Miss DAKOTA Huerranl,
the 10 zee sang an ode and Rev. Dr. Martin leo
tn uraye- A short ADDRESS WIS then delivered
Nv NJ H. b. Watkins, alter which the hymn
LEAD, kindly Light was sung - select quar-
tette composed OF Messrs H. W. Holcombe, ..
IL. Raine, ). W. FetzeF. and q. u. Temple. lhS
after which Miss Lula skinner sang a solo ana
the quartette a hymn The address OF the occa-
SION was then made by Rev. t. b. Thames, OF
the Baptift church, his subiect Oelhe Justice
NJ a II UoIcombe then sang a solo. ana the
service was closed with benediction by hey. D. 3
HunteI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORk.

NEW YORK, December 5.-Cotton dull; mid
ding CSC: Orleans, 1l-16c.; sales, go
bales: total net receipts at all ports, Oh, IS@
bales expOrts-tO Great Britain, l2,S12 baleei
10 France, 14.622 bales; 10 the Continent,
g,s4l bales: total stock, l.O3O.5U bales.
Southern -four dull and weak; common 70 TAR,
ex:tR, 52.10aS3.lO; good 70 choice DO, 80. loa
8425. Wheat firm but dun; No. 2, red, I1hc.
In elevator: 7SLc. anoat: options moderately
active and irregular, closing steady and I'M
changed to ~. advance; December, nc Janu-
airy, 1Sc; May, S2S4c- Corn fairly active and
weak: No. 2, 50a55c. Ia elevator; 5lc. afoat:
options dun, and lssl4c. lower, closing week;
Oats dull white lower; options Irregular; De-
cember, 36lkc. January, 37lac. May, 39Stc. (;
spot, No. =, 36l4a36lsc. do. white, 42lsc. /;
mixed western, 36a3sc. Coffee closed barely
steady and l0al5 points down; December,
sIsIOaSI82O; January, sl5.gOasI6; March,
sI5 1Oas1a.75; spot Rio dul but steady; No z,
I7c Sugar-Refined Arm and fairly active |;
standard A, 1 I1-16af3sc; confectionery A.,
4 qI6a44lc. cut loaf ana crushed, o-loa5lsc. :
powdered, l3-l6a5c.; granulatsd, ll-l6a
Sc Molasses-New Orleans easy and dali open
kettle now good TO Choice, 2oa31c. Petroleum
quiet aud steady; refined. New York, $3.50;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 5000. Rice In
rood demand aad steady. Cotton-seed oil firm
or. crude, 35c. yellow. 2Sa39c. Rosn duh and
easy; strained, common 20 good, sl.sOasl.3o;
Turpentine quiet and weak. Pork quiet and
iirm: new mess, el5asl5.5O; extra prime,
SIS. 5OasI7. Peanuts STEADY: fancy hand
picked, 4ltr.; farmers, 2Iss3lSs Beef arm and
quiet: family. IS; extra mess, s025as6.75.
Boot hams dull Tierced beef inactive; city
extra India mess. sl3asl6. Cut moats duh ;
pickled bellies, eS.62IsasS S7Is. Hams, sl0a
$40. so. Mddles dEli; short-ciear, $50. Lard
quiet and trmer; western steam. 5000 bid :
city, s9.25; January, sl0.05; May, $3.50 asked.
Freghts quiet and steady; cotton. 3-32d.: grain,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Flour steady
western super, sl.s5as2.10: DO extra. saba
$40; do. family, s3.40as3.S0; winter wheat
patent e4aeA30; spring wheat patenf,
"a. a5a4 40; spring wheat, straight. s3.e0a4. 20
receipts. 1901 barrels. shipments, 074
barrels; sales, l,025 barfels Wheat hrmcr
No. 2 red, spot, 73ysa7ic.; December. 73Ska
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

by crossing a atrces-railway track. she a.
tempted 20 jump from the carriage and the horse,
becoming frightened. atartod 70 run, throwing
her Violently TO the ground. She received Sc
we're wound In the temple, one loss severe VI ene
mouth. and one broken rib. ~ was not thougnl
that her wounds we're serious, but she grew worse
aud, becoming speochless, wrote that she was sui
ferine from lock1nw. With the utmost composure
0he wrote fun directions ~ 20 nor pur'bi Hno
made all preparations for the end.
Information has been received OF the oeath OF
Mrs. John Carter, nee Miss Carr OF behtlFe1' IN
this county, at Scoota, Mics.
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DEADLY TENNESSEE FEUD.
Landon Crosswhite Wayisid and shot
Dead by Irwin Roberts.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'l
BRISTOL. Tenn, December Ain Shady VAL
lev. Tenn, twenty mites east OF here most
cowardly murder Was committed last Thursday.
Irwin Roberts waylaid and shot Landon Cross
white dead
Tne murderer Is desperate character, ana
hod hecome offended by one Of CrOsWhite's
sons six months ago. The feud grew worse from
dav 10 day and eliminated as atoye. CrossWhite
~ reported TO have been quiet ana respectabie
citizen. and his murder has aroused the whole
community. -. -
The murderer had not been arrested, but was
hetuc hunted 10 will probably be serious lor
him II he Is taken while the excitement over us
deed preVails
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thereafter the results win be published. SO far
the tests demonstrate the superior holding pow
ers OF cut nails. The committee on which M;
Clarke acted was appointed by the Cut-Nau
Manufacturcrs' Association, 81 Philadelphia, tne
other members being Mr.. Tobey, OF Aassachn-
eetts, and Mr.. Bailey, OF Pennsylvania. Inc
latter was unable 20 attend. Considerable IN
tefest was felt I'm tho tests and quite n number
of visitors were present at different times de-
spite she vretched weather. A number OF cor
respondents from newspapers were also In NJ
tendance each day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
STILL AT WORK.
Halifax omcials Qualify.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond DISCO

SCOTLAND NECK, n. G., December 5.-Ihe
county commissioners are to-day in session.
The new board quaiinei and entered into bust
ness The board conssts OF Messrs. X. W.
Brown. X. b. Britt, w. &. Daniel VI. H. ClafA'
ana ~ " Hyman All the commissioners were
membe Of the old board except Mr. Lyman.
II @ different county officers to-day tender Their
bonds TO the commissioners and they Will De ac-
cepted.
Sheriff b. J. AllsbroOS will again be installed.
He has been Sheriff two terms.
Mr. j. fran Brukly Will qualify as Register
Of Deeds IN the place Of Mr. I. l.. WHITAKER the
old Register.
Mr.. W. r. Parker will qualify Gs Treasurer. lie
has been Treasurer for several times.
Theft If much business before the commission
ers and they Will De IN session two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Central Field-TrialG
ny tolorrnnh 10 the nisnntch.

10y IUIVbIWUH % I7IEFtRV'II'I
LEXINGTON. y. G., December 5.-Ihe Central
Field. Trials Derby commences here to-day. Tho
weather Is fair and warm, and the hunting
grounds are in good condition: There are slE-
Teen starters, drawn in the following order
Hampstead Game, Lady Bush, Croxie, U Ban
non, lingo, Gingal, Hampstead Blossom, Grace
fui H., Duchess, Highland, kinto Maid, Early
Dawn, Conscrpt, Croxie, Kent and Lady Peg.
The Judges are j. NJ. Tracy, \. Wallace, aud Mr..
Bell. Among those present are Edward Baxter,
J. NJ. Tracy, Mr.. Wallace j. 5. Cheever, J. q.
Hickscher, w. Tailman, &. Tucker, W. Giles, j.
". White, j. NJ. AyAut, L. Orthus, Captain b. Dc
Fisher, and Mr. White.
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uESED TO DEATH.
LOUIS SNELLlNGs RsARResTeO.
int..tsd for Murder in the First Degree,
lut Allowed Bail-A IRE.

SPECIAL telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
t..l... t,stEG, VA, december 5.--Mr. Louis
Who was arrested last week charged
... .srIer OF Mr.. Archie Hart, aud who at
g. ..aary hearing was discharged, was ro-
... -.turIay night aud counuol Ia tue
.. lJ-Iay toe grand Jury 81 tue county
-.r.. ugs Tor murder in the fret degree,
.- '. ..-. Was set for trial 81 he January
Cpl. 'ourj. The interest manifested ia
-. ls Considerable. and from expressions
I.rI-Yreeu to-day the accused seemed
.s .ir p+-t Of She public sentiment The
..... .HeI hlfu bail