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Evening journal., 1893-06-15
PENINsULA NEW8 PARAeRAPHs.

AT one time vessels drawing thirteen
feet sailed mp and down Lev es creek. but
now il requires skill 20 sail small row
boat I'M IT,
Lewes citizens have nearly strained
their eyes out in looking for some move
ment OF the Maine. Texas. California.
Pennsylvania ~ Delaware Pier and
transportation Company and Hotel char.
tered by the Legislature last winter
Early in the amber light ot the morning
they peer over the beach 20 see II the
piles are appearing above the water or If
the frame of the hotel has sprung mp
during the night A pier or hotel Is
easily constructed theoretically. prac-
tically it takes time, vim, sweat Of the
brow, and heavy strain on the financial
suspenders Delaware Pilot.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

his prompt and courageous assist
ance. He is about twenty three
years old and is TO all ap-
pearances not spoiled by the many com
pliments, some them foolish and ELUSIVE,
which have been thrust at him. Lock
wood is a light mulaito, with bright. in
telligent face. pleasant eyes, close. crisp
hair and little mustache he is short
but stoutly built and quick on his feet,
with strong hands. His manners are
very good, and his language and his
accent are excellent. He has lived in
Washington all his life He was
educated in the public schools and
afterward lived until he'was a man as
a servant with a Washingtonian who
gave him up reluctantly when he got
married and went into business as an
assistant to an awning maker.
It is so often that we are compelled to
condemn the unfortunate political use
one great party has made Of the negro to
bis detriment, that we gladly take occa-
sion to say that Lockwood represents
many noble traits of his race in that one
act. The negroes are affectionate, loyal,
sympathetic. 1t is not an unusual
thing for them to risk their lives in an
effort to save the lives Of the white
people among whom they live. There
are many pathetic instances Of personal
devotion between them and their
masters, and between those who, after
the war were not masters, but mutual
friends, which prove that the negro
character is often misrepresented be
cause of the false position he
is led into by corrupt politicians
The mutual affection portrayed i'm the
stories Of Gable, Page, Harris, Allen and
Smith present much truer and more
hopeful pictures Of the negro. tits a pleas.
ant, often beautiful picture. Lock wood,
an industrious, honest, well-behaved
and brave young man, is better sample
of his race than the politicians will ever
give us, better than they have ever
given us and better than they ever In
tended or expected to give us.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
DAITINfORE

baltimore az
!. /. !. 1. 4. D. \.
- OSLO RAIL ~
ROAD schedule in
effect MAY 4, 1873. l<AtNS sJSN
Trains leave DeiH- zF<fS--l- sSfCM
ware Avenue Depot, ZMsI * S.W.M
East Bound s-y fTss5N. 3kN.~VN
Express trains. -l 0E,%t tG0gIS -.
New ork. wees W. NJ sss5SI I@itY
days. s3 03. So 30. $50. W'yAFN f'f'iFZsN
FL ,b m, il29f, Mo 81
s. A.. s5 3s. Sc 80 p m. NS2lilN9l5N
sundays, 8 ss5p N1NI
$40 36 % m. sl22i. S. 4a. w.
Sd 3S, s. $50. sll OOpm
b, boston, So 3s m daily. with Pullman buffet
SioelinI cars running through 20 Boston with
Uul cnaHse VIA foughkeepsie bridge, landing
passeng' rs y j d " station Boston.
- II III J 10 i+A JILL hlA. TWELFTH AND MAR
iia Ni1 y, ~ tEtLS week dnys, s3 O3 sl37 SIS 81,
slu aia M, s. l9, So s, s1 800, sl Oi n sundays.
50 u'' So au, s!ha6 m, s. 80, So 3s Sc 80 sll IS
PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY FOURTH
- ID ChESI nut STREETS. week days,
* 5.sh GO9, 35,sl 81, z a. S. 30 SIS so. 900 $3.50.
!. 9N slu ,O, sil 81 M; sl2 %, 90. iq. 3 O,,.
tq,',q 10, 80 ~ G2s, 81, s. %, 1000 sil 90 p m.
~, hil.AltL LPHiA, SUNDAYS. s3 O3. 635, z n.
S. 90 9 o. % 30, ID lO m: sl2 2l ui p lg 05.
u1: QUO, 80 3s, 2S, FL 39. 2i 900. sll Ol D m
. hest er, week dass, s3 O3, q OO 635, s7 81. AZ.
IS -', 81 ,N, 300 80 30, 1896. $40 36. sll b a IN.
~ w i'ta %. O5, 505, So 3s, -, S. 80, 20.
.,S SClhester, 3, sundays g o2e25, ~ $3.50, 900,
t@ 81 Sc. i0On sll o0pm.
m: Ass11diIfy saads 4, gsgs .s 4 q. 4, { h, ms 'sto
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Wa-hineton week davs.
n 81 Az, is ii I'm; .le ld, p 05, 3 05, A5l,
10 ~ ol-' H Jos p. fn. sundays, TO lG l O1.
9 a. - m; ll@ TO- 2 u5, 05, 1 81, i6 36, ls II,
Baltimore and Way Stations, os a m. 8 o5 ,
Newark, Del. week days. % as. zoe. rs47
m' l@ lt 3O3, 70 81. .d 3i. 3D. 10, N ld, n 10
p m. sundays. 10 i6. U2. .S4-. o. ui. H2 49, BOZ
i 3l, $3.50, 3l, s r., .9 l6, % 10 p M.
tltsbur4. IS "a m, IA 90 p M. daily.
Chicago. Is ~ a. no, % O5, .N lG m daily.
~ lpclnnaii ami 81. Louis, 5l2 i0 p IN ana
$50 lt m daily.
spger.y accommodation, 7O2am, 3O5. 2 IS
Landenberr accommodation. week DAYS.
E mo- m, 3 W and 4 40 m. sundays
Trains cave Market street station.
o., or New York, week days, s, -l, sS 90, s03 3},
5ll 30 "a m.
FIR Philadelphia, week days 8 85, $50, 8, 90.
SOY. t33. sll - q ~; r. q, $50, 2 As p. M.
sundays, 90 "a III; l2 f2. % SOD. 04J PM
For Baltimore, week days. 8 3d. O. 5O. SIS Oa.
sll 20 M So, 3 I'D p m. Sunday, 20 "a M;
For Landerberg and woy stations week
days 3d., 10 51a m; 5j, > uJ p. m. sundays,
- q m; . 55 c0pm.
chicago snd Pijtsburr. ss Goa IN, daily ex-
ctpl sunday; slt % D m, daily.
,.l,,, lnt' mat and 81. Louis Ell 30 m, daily
III AVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
FuJETH AND CHEsTNUT SITS. F0R
~ lLMl lNGION. week days. sIOj. SEQ. 25.
81 10. fO 10 Ou, sll g. 20 m; D. noon. 81 IS. . o.
3O0, 50 ui. SO 70. 4 30 s5 an $50. WO2 G0 s- M
ln S. iN DO DOB and ll .U % ui
sundays, sl O5, 600 IS %. 3d.. 1000, sll 20 "A
m. D. noon, 0o, 3 o0, stlf. .43, $500, so. 3S-
To- ss lO. lO l0 and u Hpm
Lave TWELFTH AND MARKET SITS.
daily. '
Telephone No. 1Q3
Rates 90 Western points lower than vim af,v
other line. q. %. So Jl.4, Gem'l Pass Agent.
j. " ODELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
POLITICAL FlNANcIERlNe.

The statement of Secretary Carlisle is
mastery. He has always had ths fac
ulty of stating case so that the in
cidental and accompanying argument was
unsuswerable He has done it in this
case. There is actually nothing left for
the friends of silver" TO stand upon.
All Of their pleas and arguments are
thrown to the winds before the state
ment that during a period Of eighty one
years TO 1878 the total amount Of sil-
yer dollars coined was s, s,0ij, S3S," Then
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
READ BY EVERYBODY, LED BY NO.
BODY,


OF course, as some men esteem
thrift, it is not thrifty for newspaper
to be candid, and honest, and fearless
But there are several newspapers which
have acquired splendid reputation,
and not little money, by adopting
the course dictated by unpurchasable
honor and courageous integrity
The EVENING JOURNAL early adopted
that course; it has persevered i'm it
ever since 5000 editor was requested
to ply his particular industry some
where else He may regret that, we do
not
The effort to win success in a com.
munity where the other plan Of run.
ming newspaper has had such firm
and steady following, has been hard
work
But here we are
We have the finest piece Of news
paper property in Wilmington, and the
best paper
The EVENING JOURNAL is a triumph In
itself; IL has madea triumphant demon
stration Of the adage that honesty Is the
best policy-that honesty pays
The EVENING JOURNAL supports
Democratic principles, because those
principles recommend themselves to MS as
they recommended themselves to JefTer.
son, to jackson, TO Gresham and to
Cleveland. They compose the gospel Of
politics
We do not deal in expedients, or
precedents; we gauge our conduct and
make our comments from principles.
We can do that with the utmost fear.
lessness, because principles can never
vary they are founded upon justice and
truth
Because Of this fearlessness we have
incurred some personal enmitios, and
there are some men who divert the pat
ronage Of the firms, corporations and
public offices where they have influence
from the EvENINo JOURNAL In some
cases self interest and justice have less
influence on these men than petty
malice. They attempt 20 punish the
best, sprightl'est, nergiest. pluckiest,
most modern, most successful most
independent paper, aud the paper with
larger circulation than amy other
paper here ever had, for not favoring
their private enterprises, and no, shield
ing them from public scorn
Those men have inflicted their punish
ment; they have wreaked their petty
vengeance But here we are smiling.
happy, bright, successful, amiable; read
by every body, led by nobody.
IL might have been better for us to
have lifted some waterlogged fellows
over the shoals to have suppressed the
scandals Of the rich and influential, and
published those Of the poor. Bat we did
not think so; we do not think so now
We formed the habit OF talking out in
meeting, and it is difficult to correct a
habit like that, even for the sherifs
printing, the bank directors notices. or
for the patronage Of supply firms Per
haps we should have corrected that un.
thrifty habit. Then, again, perhaps, we
are better of as we are. But however
that may be, here we are
Fortune is such a tickle jade that in
yielding to the various opportunities and
opportunities which have been presented,
We might not have been where we are
and what we are. Hence, taking a
philosophic retrospective. we are not dis
posed to lament, much less to repen'
We intend to go straight ahead, within
the narrow limits we have fixed, believing
that we shall hammer out success 10 the
future as in the past, by deserving il.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

DR Nc0LYNN has been in Rome. He
had long audience with the Pope, who
received him cordially as did other high
ecclesiastical dignataries. Dr. McGlynn
is now on his way home and is reported
as being highly delighted with his re-
ception. We hoped MoGlynn intended
to stay over there long enough ito give
rs "A rest
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
An E1ciu,i,e Resort for colored People

Douglass Park by the Sea Is the name
chosen for the summer resort TO be
established at Gravesend. Long
Island, for the exclusive use of colored
people Africans of intelligence through.
out the country have wearied of the
indignities put upon them when ven
turing to seek rest and recreation at
summer resorts freQuented 10y white
people, SO they have seusibly decided
90 establish aresort open only 60 mem
bers of their own race The land will
be divided into lots varying in size ac
cofding TO the means of the subscri.
bers A large hotel viii also be- built
for the accommodation % transient visi
tors The majority of the stock has
already been taken by prominent colored
families of New York aud Brooklyn -
Illustrated American
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

FARNHAN PosT will carry its appeal to
the next National Encampment Of the
Grand Army. The suffers and pension
sharks ought to get together and sup.
press any condemnation Of dishonesty.
An "old veteran" cannot be dishonest.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

TIE admission of the evidence showing
that Lizzie Borden bought prussic acid
to assist in proving that she chopped her
father and mother TO death with an axe
does not seem relevant TO the laymans
mind.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
wANASIAKER's
wANAMAKER's.
Philadelphia. Thursday. June la 1893.
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.

That I25lc Gingham at SC
smiling to the fro nj this
morning with new attractive
ness. Twenty thousand fresh
yards, and every one of them
in entirely new styles.
OF course there are odd lots
in such a wilderness of Cotton
Dress Batistes, Lawns,
Ginghams, what not. But
there's no price-mercy them.
Mark them at what they'll
bring quick" is the order.
] therefore,
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

SOLOMON HERsRY had better spend
more time In looking after his clerkship
fences and less in trying to seat McVey
in City Council A man who tries TO
edit newspaper of ancient news, run
the nations politics, do the clerical work
of City Council, aud help to upset .the
viii Of the people of Democratic ward
in the city of Wilmington has more to
do than "a built up character Of thirty
five years in one city" can stand.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

THE rumor that the Hession jurors
have agreed to hold a reunion this sum
mer is denied They can never agree to
anything.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

WHEAT is going abroad now instead Of
gold Mckinley and Sherman have done
what they could to prevent that, but the
laws Of commerce prevail in spite of
them
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

WILL Clerk Of Council Solomon Hersey
please lift his left foot for FIVE minutes to
enable the people Of the Second ward to
see daylightl
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

In is not likely that Princess Eulalia
intended to wound the feelings OF Mrs
Lady Manager Palmer, for she is won.
derfully sensible and amiable woman
but there Is no doubt that Mrs
Lady Manager Palmer has made her.
self more conspicuous because Of
her wealth than because OF any
Intrinsic Importance. Mrs. Palmer Is a
handsome and cultivated woman, but she
obtains her chief Importance from her
wealth and a S4,0O0,000 bric.a-brac
castle 'on the North Side" in Chicago
Being on formal tour, as the guest Of
the nation, there was no reason why the
Princess Eulalia should accept the private
hospitality Of Mrs Palmer. II was indis-
Greet II not vulgar TO ask IT, Eulalia &C
cepted under a misspprshension and
corrected her mistake as soon as she dis
covered il. Mrs, Palmer has hurts for
her pesky ambition If she is satisfied
the people are,
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
y EGIsrER's ORDER.
RFGIeTTH'S OFFTCT.

fNNatHLHl faIt - AIr L 10 NIs
New Castle County, Del. .Juno l2. 1903.
Upon the application of Ctthuine Walls,
tNeCutriN of Lawrence Walls. late of
New Castle hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, 90 is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister That the EXecutriX aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters ltstamcntGry
upon the estate Of the. deceased.
with the date of granting thereof
10y causing advertisements to De posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters in .iNof the most public places of
thc county OF New Castle, requiring alt per-
present the same, or abide by an Act of AS
scmbly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same SO he inserted within the
same period in the Evening journal, n news
pager published iu Wilmington, Del, and
to Dee continued therein three weeks, q. %. q.
-'- Given under the hand gud seal
of Office of tine Register aforesaid
i. $. at Wilmington, i'm New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and
49, year above written.
u. WILKINS COOCH, Register
NOTICE.
Notioe is hereby given that letters Tes-
tamcntary were I'm due form of law granted
unto the undersigned. on the Twelfth
day of June, A. ID lo3 and That all per
sons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
attcsted, To the said ENCoutTiN, on or before
the Twelfth day of June, i68l OT
abide the Act of Assembly In such case made
and provided.
CArHABINE WALLS,
Addv~ss New Castle Dol
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

LIME. Cedar, Hollow and Wrights-
vile GEORGE II. MCCALL CON- PANY,
Offices, Eighth and shjpley ST reefs
Telephone No 675.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

Ouida has a dog cemetery at her home
near Florence in which are buried all
her favorite 'barks," of which there has
been a considerable number.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

THE argument In the Behring sea ar
bitration has been resumed by the British
counsel, who are now discussing the
habits Of seals in the matter Of feeding
1t seems that somebody from this side,
who has more sense than jingcism has,
given 1t out that those arguments might
exhibit greater knowledge Of law and
less legal bluff At any rate we have
less general clatter and more business
now. There Is almost as great differ
ence between Blaine and Gresham as be-
tween Charley" Foster and Carlisle.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

A Detroit school uses tho Columbia
postage stamps as text for essays.
They form quite picture gallery and,
as lis generally known, are descriptive of
the discovery of this country.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

THE Sherman law leads to ruin, and
the Mckinley law, not only does not pre-
vent, but assists it.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

WE are pleased TO add our mite Of
praise to the sincere, modest hero. Basil
Lockwood, Of Washington, who saved the
lives Of so many unfortunates by
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

A Tamil proverb expresses the idea
that tears in woman are not so bad after
all; "A weeping man and a smiling
woman are not 10 be trusted"
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

Herennius, the Sicilan. showed signs
Of madness and was confined by his
friends. Determined TO thwart them ne
beat his brains ont against a post.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

Send your carpets TO the Electric Car
pet Cleaning and Upholstery Woi 'ks. 900
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

China Mattings for the Sum-
mer floor, of cOusc. Fresher,
airier, cooler, cleaner than
Carpet. And with five such
special lots in sight the merest
pinch of money is enough to
do for a room.
500 rolls China Mattings,
weighing 65 lbs. to the
roll of 40 yds, at S., 50.
us rolls Fancy Japan Mat
ting, inlaid figures, at
SIS SO from So
IS rolls extra heavy Japan
Mating at s. from SIS So
81 rolls heavy seamless
China Mating, five pat
terms, at $Io.5o from $I4
90 rolls best Joined Mating
at SIS from $40.
Mating Rugs-cool bits
for here, there, anywhere.
22x4O at SOC each
26x5O at soc each
30xG o a. 60c each
Second floor, Market street.
IOuN NVANAMAKFP
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

Deviled crabs at A. J. Ainscow s. Co is
No. lO5 r. 4th street Phone Coz.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15

The iaest crab meat at Ainsco :.
No 1O5 L. 4th street.
Evening journal., 1893-06-15
20c Batiste at t5c.
4oc Ginghams at 1jc
G0c Scotch Crepes at 2jc.


4oc Ginghams at 1jc.
GOc Scotch Crepes at 2jc.
And in that way all along the
line. Dress lengths--plenty.
You'll hear that navy blue
Serge-the fine, choice, fast
color stuffs-are scarce. True
except where the Dress
Goods man had wit
enough to forecast the market.
There's one store at least
where they're not scarce-any
grade that you'll care for.
3G in Serge at SOC.
40 in Serge at 7jc.
30 in. Serge at Soc. ST. $t10.
81 in Serge at 81 %, 81 80.
All true blue and the hest
we know Of at the prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
REPUBLICAN UNSEATED.
AgOTHER DEMOCRAT ADDED TO
THE HOUSE At RALEIGH.
The Bill Taxing Dogs Fails to Pass-Coio'
mel r.. II. Cameron Appointed Adju-
tant-General of the State.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. i6.-Special.-
The Senate had a spirited debate to-day
with closed doors upon the dog tax ques-
ton. the special order being to tax female
dogs s. each per year, the proceeds 10
60 to the county school of the county
in which it was collected. After long
discussion the bill failed to pass by vote
of 81 to 20.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nation of Hon. r. w. Wharton, of Beau
fort county, appointed by Governor Carr
to succeed him as one OF the trustees
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. After further argument In the
House to-day, the Long-Wright contested
election case came to final vote, and
Long Dem.), was declared entitled to
the seat over Wright Qaep), the sitting
member. The vote was 73 10 IS In favor OF
Long.
Governor Elias Carr to-day rendered
to Colonel Francis II. Cameron, OF this
city. the appointment as acknowledgement
of the State Guard, to succeed James
d. Glenn, who has resigned. Colonel
Cameron was for many years inspector
of the Guard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
JUSTICE JOHN'S COURT.
His Honor Stayed Away From the Ban
ouet and Looked Happy Yesterday

At the police court yesterday morning
things remained in statu quo. The docket,
unlike the streets outside. was dry, pain
fully dry, but several of His Honor's
victims had been anything but dry the
night before
The Justice looked about as handsome
as usual. He did not attend that big
Virginia dinner the evening before. His
Honor is a very practical man, and duty
before pleasure" is his motto. While
Democratic orators were discussing the
fate OF the nation around the festive
board at the Temple, the Justice was
dreaming on the question OF how many
pills he would be likely to administer
the next morning.
He has decided not to attend the Cotton
Rloom Ball tonight There was once
a time when he swelled in the giddy fes-
tlyities OF Terpsichore and could dance
ANYTHING from the Karo to the Boston
min. hui the dignity of his judgeship will
moi mincle with the frivOlities of the gay
society world, and he thinks best 10
abandon the social realm ~ Press
ing legal duties at the judicia. sanctum.
The case of James Leach, charged win
shooting with a rifle Eliza Martin. was
continued till to-day oWlh5 W thS "DSNNNN
OF witnesses.
Edward ,Dickerson (colored) was
marched up for stealing two hogs heads
from V. Hech!er & Brother 1t seems
that Edward didn't conduct his larceny
sin on The principle. "Whole hog or nome
but he was satisfied with the head alone.
He consequently had a double supply OF
brains. but he wasn't smart enough 10 get
off from the 800 security, which HIS
Honor imposed. and he therefore went 10
the Jug for thirty days.
The well-kncwn jag cost William Ian
drum, Daniel Shelly, Harry GIL ana VIII
liam Parham (coloreO the sum OF y each.
Harry Gill was also required TO answer
the charge OF carrying concealed weapons,
a pair Of brass knucks. The pugilist had
the formidable weapons on his person
when arrested His case was referred to
the hastings court
Sam Lipscomb and Richard Clay paid
81 each for leaving their teams on the
street.
This closed the game, and the banker
booked about Sl4 on a bob-tail flush.
The past months proceeds have been
less than those Of any month for eight
years. Who says that human nature is
not reforming?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
DR.. WlLBOR'S
=
COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL
WITH PHOSpHATES

The friends of persons who have
been restored from confirmed con
sumption by the use of this origi.
nal preparation, and the grateful
parties themselves, have, by re-
commencing it and acknowledge
ing it's wonderful efficacy, given
the article a vast popularity in
New England. The Cod-Llver
Oil is in this combination robbed
of its unpleasant taste and rem
dered doubly effective in being
coupled with the phosphate, which
is itself a restorative principle,
supplying nature with just the
assistance required to heal and
restore the diseased lungs. DR..
Wilbor's Emulsion cures consump-
ton, coughs, colds, bronchitis. de-
bility, wasting diseases, asthma,
influenza, scrofulous humors, pneu-
mOnla.
DR.. A B. wILBoR. Boston, Proprietor. Sold
by all druggists. Ja22-su'"ealt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
HE LANDED IN SING SING.
Carter, the Noted Prince william Burglar,
Sentenced TO Soven Years. imprisonment.

BRENTSVILLE, VA, Jan. 26.-Special.
1t has been ascertained by the attorney
for the Commonwealth of this county
that George w. Carter, the desperate
burglar, who robbed b. S. Robertson, OF
this county, in December. 1891. has been
sent from New York city to Sing Sing
for the crime Of burglary, for term OF
seven years. Since Carter burglarized
the dwelling-house of Mr.. Robertson In
1891. the authorities Of this county have
been endeavoring TO have him captured
but IL now appears that shortly after
that time he vas captured in New YORK
and was convicted of petit larceny and
served short term in prison, and shortly
after his release was retaken for bur-
glary, and is now serving a term for that
offense.
Carter is about thirty-one years old;
was born and raised in Stafford county,
Va, and bears the reputation OF being
a very dangerous man. He was once
shot by Sheriff Kennedy of Stafford
county while resisting arrest; was lodged
in Jail, but afterwards made his escape,
and not long afterwards committed the
burglary in this county-entering the
dwelling-house Of b. S. Robertson in the
night time and, going to the bedroom.
secured a bunch of keys from Mr.. Rob
ersons pants pocket unlocked trunk
and took therefrom $500 in cash, and
made good his escape without arousing
any one of the household. By virtue or
a rule at Sing Sing, IL Carter demeans
himself well there, about two years
will be deducted from the time for which
he was sentenced for good behavior.