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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-15
STRANGERS in town are requested
TO GOTO
VIII. KING &CO,R
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.
VyALUABIE CITY ppoprpr> rop

NALCABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE Pursuant TO a judgu ent OF
AXE county superior conrt rendered at
me october term, leH2, In the case Of Ella
NJ Wright. &. b. Wright. Jas X Throw
er, Jr and others against Glance A. Per
kinson, individually. and as sdnlinistra-
tor OF Mary Perkinson, deceased, Ezra
PeTkinson, and Nirtruvius Royster guar
clan ad htem OF Ezra Persinson we will
on Thursday. January 18th. 1873 ~ the
county county court house in the city OF
Raleigh. y e.. sell public outcry, 10 the
highest bidder for cash. the following lots
or parcels OF land in the city OF Raleigh,
viz:
First Tract-Adioinin the lands OF Mrs
Lrura A. Wilson and Others. lying on the
southeast corner OF the intersection OF
Bloodworth and Morgan streets, being
part OF city lot 10 l5S, As shown on Shat
fer map Of the city of Raleigh and more
fully and At lenC describ q in the deed
OF trust execute q on the 2lst day OF Feb
ruary, lss.i, by &. \. Perkinson and Mary
Perkinson his wife, TO A. W. Haywood
trustee, &c, which said deed OF trust ia
duly recorded I'm the Office of the register
OF deeds Tor Wake county, y. e., IN book
Ito, PAGE 2Z7 et seq
Second Tract Adjoining the lands OF
William BLAKE nne other. lying on the
south SIDE OF Hargett street, between
bioodworth and Person streets, being
part OF city lot No IL ~ shown ON Shat
fer's map OF the city OF ksleigh. and being
AZ the northwest corner of William X
BlaKe's lot, and more fully described in
the mortgage deed executed by G: A
Perklnson aud Mary Perkiuson. MS wife.
10 JAS. k. Thrower, Jr.. on the 34i h day of
January, lSgi. which said deed OF mort
gage WAS duiy recorded in the Office OF the
register Of deed for Wake county. y. c
ia book ll3. page 3s9 ct seq Hour OF sale
IL O'Clock IN. A. " HAYWOOD.
w. J PEkLR.
decls Commissioners
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 14-There
was an outcropping of tariff this morning
during hearing before the committee
on ways and means on the bill which con-
templates governmental assistance 10 the
Chicago and St. Louis electric railway
company, represented by DR.. Wellington
Adams, who urged the passage of the
bill admitting entry, free of duty, of
their electrical apparatus and steel rails.
He advanced the argument that this
should be done to foster this pioneer en-
terprise and cited instances where Con
gress had done so in the past. This led
Mr. Turner, democrat, to remark that
this might then be considered as an ap.
plication of the ''idea of building up new
Industries on the principles of free trade.
Mr. Reed, who came in late, when told
what the hearing was about, only OBJ
served that if corporations did not desire
to buy their material in this country they
ought not to build here.
The following electoral college returns
have been received by the vice president
| from messengers: Delaware, Maine
Maryland, Massachusetts,, New Hamp
| shire. New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Vir
ginia and West Virginia. The follow
ing states have made returns by mail
but the messengers have not reported
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, ConnectI
cnt, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana
Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota
Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Rhode Island
South Carolina, South Dakota, Wiscon
sin and Wyoming.
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Senate bill 35, house bill 1876, bill to
incorporate Patterson Lodge No 307 AZ.
and A. NJ. at Mount Pleasant, Caba1rus
county, passed its several readings and
was ordered to be enrolled for ratiica
ton,
House bill 161, bill to explain an
act regulating the meeting of the county
boards of education was taken up. One
object OF the bill was to provide for four
meetings annually instead of three. max
ing four extra days, with increased pay
to that extent. On division the bill
failed to pass its second reading.
House bill 1853, bill to authorize the
county commissioners of Graham county
10 levy special tax to purchase a farm
for the use of aged and infirm persons,
the proceeds of such levy to be applied to
no other purposes than those named,
passed its second reading BY vote of
ayes, 81; nays, O.
House Dill 1877, bill to incorporate
the town of Ahoska, in the county of
Hertford, passed its second reading by a
vote Of 70 ayes, nsysO
On motion of Mr.. Moore, Senate bill -
House DILL 1856, bill to repeal an act
| concerning entries, chapter 532, laws
1881, containing the substitute Of bill
tabled during this mornings session, was
taken up, put on its readings, passed
and ordered to be unrolled for ratifca-
ton
By consent, MIR. Merritt introduced a
resolution of instruction to the trustees of
the state library; and = library Il resolu
| ton in connection with the indexing Of
the Colonial Record. Joint committee.
BY consent, Mr.. Ward introduced a
bill amending certain chapters in the act
creating the railroad commission, re-
specting the handling of baggage. Rail
roads and Railroad Commission.
Mr.. Spruill. by request, offered reso-
luton from citizens of Franklin county,
asking the passage of general prohibi
, tory law; and Mr. Spruill jocously pro
i posed to refer the petition to the com
mittee on Fish and Fish Interests. Tue
speaker, however. assigned it t. the Ju
dietary committee.
A message was received from the sen
ate announcing that that body had passed
the bill for the payment for the oyste,
police steamer Lily, and had sent the
same to the house without engrossment
1t was referred to the Finance commit
tee.
Nj. Lowell sent forward bill tt
amend section 14S relating to married
women. judiciary.
, Mr.. Starnes, a resolution of instruction
to our senators and representatives O
the people, relating to the election of tn
, President of the United States by tn
popular vote. Federal relations.
Anc then the house, on motion of Nh
McCurry, adjourned until Monday morn
i ing at half past 10 o'clock.
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The Populists Recognized .

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan 1.-THE crisis in
the legislative conflict reached climax
to-day when the governor and senate
recognized the populist house Of tapre-
sentative. The feeling on the house side
of the capitol may be imagined from re-
marks made by both speakers when the
action of the senate was announced.
Douglass, the republican speaker, said
the principle of self government was on
trial now as it WAS years ago and it
would triumph now as 1t did then.
Dunsmore said the populists house had
been legally organized and recognized
and no power on earth save the sword
could dissolve it.
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CHsS A GOODWIN,
z l. RtMSBURG.
s9l.
r,vyASsEus wanted for Scene.

nANEANSERS wanted for SCENES
CF.JN avgbY LAND" the book of the
sairary over 200 magnificent photo
,rh.' views siza II by 14k inches. In
'dl.tiop hg Gen Lew Wall" ce, auth or
Ben H1r descriptions by Edward
iTe t.t Y i d d, Russell II Conwell,
W NJ y Wash nzton GLADDEN., d d, HAM
y IN n " Aaoe J. y Lit d, Hon VIM G
oleeNlnnde and other taented writ ers.
Sanesa oi ~, competitors; la ger views,
..l ausl p1o gra2hs twice rs n any Of them,
m3re a.. handsomely bound and lo0er in
~ So0. se.l, AZ sieht tn people who never
o.s. oyusul = b0os in their lives: agents of
V.eL ,,1 3ooS' throwing their outfits awav
~ ~. oeSg'ns Tor territory; sample views
s,.a a.soipte control of field: goods on
r,u,l, ,-.l. Y lo 70 1000 day readlly earned
,, v,,.cr.' g1tr uteed
AANI 2 HOWELL & KIRKPATRICK,
- gfe.d, Ohio, Sole Publishers.
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CALEoFvERY yALUARIECITY

~ PTopeIty.-By virtue OF cesree OF the
Superior court of wsse comfy n tue speciAl
proceedings Tor partition, entitled Mxulsey
A. Rogere and others, et-r Arte, No. 5g2 Hpe-
cisl proceedings docket of ssid court, Iwili
offer for sale 10 the higheet ii ider, at public
outcry, At the court house door, ia the city OF
Raleigh, n. O., on
Monday, the 9th day of Februsry, 1898.
st l2 O'Clock NJ, the lot of land sitnA:ed on
Martin street, in ssid city, known ~ the
"FowLE BuILprSe," !" adjoining the lots 81 A
i. Misl, Is. 4. Millismeon. aud others, 'front.'
ing SO feet on Martin street and extending
back 1863 feet.
Terms of sale-One-haf OF the purchase
money TO be paid in each, and the remainder
IN twelve months from dAy of rals the &C.
'erred payments 20 bear per cent. interest.
ARMIsTEAD JONES,
dec3l-tds. Commi--ioner
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Suffering at Winston.

WINSTON, N. c., Jan. 14.-The
weather here continues cold. The ther-
mometer this morning was degrees be
low zero. There is much suffering among
Mayor Kerner and the chairman Of the
county commissioners, 1886 was raised in
few minutes to help aid worthy citi
zens needing food and fuel. The com
miitee appointed made a canvass Of the
business men and increased the amount
to 81, 900.
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n~Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By
ffrtue * q deed OF MOI tgaga executed
: A'r,d Tte and Cornelia, his wife, I
,r,srs.l- a tie court house door in
,.a.H "a Noud y, the 10th day OF jan
~ 1875 a. " o clock m, the following
~ land BE inning At a stake on a
p5a south street runniu9 south 20S feet
"a ~. ,uehes 20 the gas b ,use branch,
d. i.en going east along with the gas
y1s branch and then going south along
n, the gas house branch to South street
ri,ae1 ruus west with said street 80 feet
{! (: l15aes
.scei,ausw v house on the lot Terms
4. Title perfect. For further par leu
ls..e book |, !, ~ page ASS, register of
Aitc1.s Raleigh, v. G.
J Q. l.. HARRIS,
Attorney of Mortgage.
1eember Q, ls92- tbs,
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yOrICE OF SALE OF LAND.

.sie'an' hy virtue Of power conferred in
t.stGru-t Kecutei ~ Gill and wife,
tfrs Gil recorded in the otfice Of the
sC'r Z Deeds II Wake county, book aS,
tr if lW.. sell for cash, ~ public suc-
ytittter5Nr' h1use door in Raleigh, N G,
~ l Monday, the 10Th day OF
DEN * ce tain trsct of land in
Ass. ra-hiN, Wake county, and fully
a9rei b std deed Of trust, and lyipg
mT Il artoro road aud the road lead.
'i.7u O.,Tooi cemetery, and ~ joining
I' aat 4 Nrs Margaret Ferrell, N v Den
81, 20 II Heck containing 9sl acres.
lss 97s descrlbed land will be offered
10 N1 ne purchasers "a per map in
ny re " n PACP,
Attorney Of Mortgageo.
le - = he Sboye land is post DC sc d
'7tu hondGy in January, 1893, At IL
4. movie ids
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.ssy SALE OF VALUABLE
4 lst,yN sy yi-tue OF two sey eral
, 1 br Wiuiar, rcol and
II sati mort gages re
fla < st-y OF Wuke cou7tv,
"a So ard book NJ, l2I,
a ,.v by request ofsaid p rols,
.tr- n. - the highest bidder
.r he court house door, In the
.'.J'',5r.--. ~ on Monday, Jsnu-
l.a ,3o lock M that valuabl Q
~ Is.tl Ingiu Il Mary's TOWN. hip,
sa.,ym. rs southeast from the city OF
80 srI suown as the homestead
,lt'iad Pa1.s containing one hund red
ig,5 ccs los acres m"re or less.
ssss.9, tie IA ds Of the late Caswell
.,.r.l4 = rs Al one medium size
y. mae. i've tsers old.
..stla Is postponed until Monday,
go II 1913 az ~ O'clock m.
BF MONTAGUE. Mortgage,
asy.. Dec . 1899. ids
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KEEPING HIM ALIVE.
MR.. BLAINE Is LIVING ON STIMU.
LANTS
Is the Admission Made by DR.. ohm.
stOn-Life Has Several Times Been
Recalled by Administration A OF

Recalled by Administrations Of
NftrO.GiycerIne.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 14-Mr. Blaine is
reported as resting comfortably and q
trifle stronger. DR.. Johnston admitted
this morning that Mr.. Blaine was living
ON stimulants and several times his life
has been recalled by the administration
of nitro glycerine, which in its results in
this case has even surprised the ply
sicians.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Donelson Cot
fiery, appointed by the Governor OF Lou
isiana to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late Senator Gibson, was in
troduced by his colleague, Dir. White,
and took the oath of Office.
William Wolcott. of Colorado, offered
a resolution instructing the committee on
foreign relations to inquire what sums
have been expended in and about the
construction of the Nicaragua canal since
the last account was rendered.
The resolution, at the suggestion of
Mr.. Morgan, was laid over till Monday.
The resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama, iDstructing
the committee on commerce to inquire
and report the advantages, if any, that
would accrue in the production of indus
tries coastwise and foreign. commerce,
! immigration and other interests of the
United States by means of additional
facilities of transportation, and the re-
nf tharonf 4 hat no of
| forded by Nicaragua ship canal, was
taken up aud Mr. Morgan addressed the
senate upon it.
Mr.. Morgan spoke until 2:15 p. m.
when the anti option bill came up as
| special order, but Gn antagonism to IL
Mr.. Wolcott moved to proceed to the
consideration of the first bill on the cal
endar. On that motion Mr.. Washburr
demanded yeas and nays, and the result
was, yeas 8, nays 81, not quorum vot
ing.
The new senator from louisiana, Mr.
Caffery, gave his first vote on the motion
and in the affirmative.
Mr. Wolcott then moved that the sen
ate adjourn and that motion was defeat
ed, yeas Z, nays 81, Csffery again votin.
| aye. AS tul5 sctC dIsO SAONCo oDSSAS
of quorum, the roll was called anC
forty SIX senators, two more than quo
rum responded.
Mr.. Sherman asked unanimous con
sent to have vote on the anti optiol
bill taken Wednesday.
Mr.. Wolcott-"I object"
Mr.. Sherman. "Then I hope that th
senator having the bill in charge ant
) having majority of the senate in. favor o
the bill, will try to close the mate
t Wednesday because 1t is interfering wit
very important public business"
Mr.. Wsshburn-''Then l give motto
that next Wednesday l will ask the ser
ate to remain in session until we reach
> > vote on this bill"
: Mr.. Hoar called attention to the vari
+ ty aud unnecessary verbisge of the foru
of certificate of election of senators ar
suggested Uniform one, simply stain
u that A B had been. on a certain da
Il Il duly elected by the legislature ot-:ti
to the senate of United States for Il
! term of six years, commencing on A
of March 1893
n At so the senate went into exec
r tive session and soon afterwards AZ
, journed till Monday.
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Ell. The Tyler Desk Co., Of 81, Louis,
NO., have Just thrown on the market an
elegant Standard = ntique OAK. r. in,
Roil Curtain Desk, complete in every de-
tail. r. o. B. ST. Louis, for 81, and IT.,
same style and finish. for fz3 net. spot
cash. See their card IN this issue Send
your order direct or send for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a specially. Send in your door plans for
designs and prices.
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III Q r | c. e

i..is 20 certify that the firm Of Good win
10 sburg, doirg marble and granite bust.
y. j. Ills city Of Raleigh and town of Fay
Grille has this day diss lived by mutual
w;sn, The business in Raleigh has been
a'..a-1 bv Messrs. Durhsm Il Elliott, of
N go y q and tho business In Fay
r t~ VT y. L Remsburg
II -s due the firm of Goodwin b Rems-
.v e paid TO and recei ted for at Raj
=. AL Fayetteville respectively.
% Tst'- due by the drm will be paid az
i.rA lrs.
CHAS a GOODWIN,
z l. Re MSbURG.
lt'eTter III ls91
lhes!ssye % thank the puolic for their kind
Ero4'ge 10 aad most hes tily commend
e''e.aeutg continuing the business.
@.rlm CHAS A G. JODWIN.
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Notice Of Application.

OFFICE OF n. C. HoNE ISs. Co.
RALEIGH, y. g., Dec. 81.
Public notice Il hereby given that appli-
cation Will be made D the next legislature
to grant amendments 10 the charter, &c
of this company.
w. 5. PRIMROSE.
President.
iqpi-3od
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House..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE morning
hour of the house was devoted to con
sideration of the bill to promote the
efficiency of the militia. No action was
taken and the bill resumed its place up
on the calendar.
The floor was then accorded to COM
mite on Indian affairs. The first bill
called up wa one appointing SS sos, 600
to crafty and confirm our agreement
with the Cherokee nation. The agree
ment for which this appropriation is con-
sidered provides for the cession by the
Cherokee Indians of the Cherokee out
let, which contains about 5000, 600
acres. The bill was discusred by Messrs.
Peel, Otis (Populist of Kansas) Rockwell,
Dingley, Holman, Bowers and Pickler
and was passed and the house, adjourned
till Monday.
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SAN FRANCIsCo.-The Virginia City
Territorial Enterprise, the Oldest newspa-
per in Nevada, will suspend next Sun
day. Some of the best stories of Mark
Twain first saw the light of day in this
paper.
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House Of Representatives.

SATURDAY, Jan. 14.-The house met
at 1880 a. m. and was called to order
by Speaker Overman, and opened with
prayer by the Rev. DR.. Hall, OF the Bap-
tist Tabernacle of this city.
The reading of the journal of yesterday
was dispensed with and it was declared
approved.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Jones,
of c aldwell, in relation to changing the
dividing line between tho counties OF
Burke and Caldwell, which was referred
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF he kholders
% the North Carolina Home Insurance
Company will be held Al their off - In this
ctv on Wednesday the lst of February.
1893, at II O'Clock m.
CHARLES ROOT.
jalI-td secretary.
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Notice of Applications:

Public notice is hereby given that appli-
cation will be made 20 the eneral Asss m
bly,, of North Carolina. a its present ses-
sion, TO incorporate "Ihe Thomas VI.
Holt Manufacturing Company" principal
office at nav River. y. &
CHARLES T. HOJT,
A W. HAYWOOD,
ts-30d Il S ROBERTSON.
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Mr.. Weston Gales will conduct the
boys meeting at the Young Mems Chris
tisn association TO day at 2 80 o'clock.
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

Ers.,,t" NE the Patent Chemical Ink.
how isnctl. The most useful and
,ao,or..s.,I cation of the age. Ereses ink
may S'.'F u two seconds. Works IKE
naSmg w 20 800 per cent profit. Agents
agenss 80 Per week. We also want
I'D Ar, gent 70 take charge of territory,
% maCpg''hl sub agents. A rare chance
'smpis :, money. Write for terms aud
%. D.. NE MONROE ERASER M'F'G co.
1885 LaCross, Wis.
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.,l 4 som Tows'igs. Ga, writes
Et n. I's been suffering from
y W., ,fars, which ies'ster all
~ wa l.use res rtod. We fina lv
re. ,ntl .r ,tosd him 70 try tie efi-
fl1Atf1 w., u B II. b., and he was
w. ..l uts sn i'm rovement. He
s1 md was cured sound and
s.s1as
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NOTICE.

Application viii be male 20 ne General
Assembly, OF North Carolina AT It's next
session, TO incorpoTa-e The North Caro-
lima Safe Deposit Title and Fidelity Com
pany. WV. II. ;. BURGWYS.
December "a. iesl
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.nnarod from second.

.s-. I zufIered from second
clgps laoi poison. NV face
! So Hea mass of corruption
ri. s..l 90 est my ekull tones
.ih. ftly die, but l tried q
tlm R u,h henedt, and using
.s, more became sound and
"a 70 far twolve months.
: d, nll an Hundreds of scare
.00Il Pll WV can be seen cn me
..s0' ..st thanks for 40 val able
.it.t'at ROBERT WARD.
- pea- Nsrd snd that he has been
nBr y ri Balm. 4. I. IS ieht-
,.t1' ne & Co, j II. Bright
!, . gsH " b. Osmpbtll, For
80 .s
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Blm Go. A,lsrta. Ca,
~ rs sent free,
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t-3d
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In the contested election case of Vance
and Warren counties, which has been be-
fore the senate committee on Privileges
and Elections for several days, it is
thought that the report of the committee
will be in favor of seating Mr. Leach.
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DIV IDE N DS
THE COST OF
LIFE INSURANC CE.

We do not CLAIM to the largest We ar,
merely the Best Company. a clean record
Tor Forty-seven Years
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JOHN G.. DREWRY,

State Agent for North and South Carolina.
RALEI6H, ~. {.
Active Agents Wanted
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-05-09
LIZZIE BORDEN ARRAIGNED.
She Pleads Not Guilty to the Murder of her
Father aud Stepmothsr

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. May S.-Lizzie
Andrew Borden. who has been an inmate
of the Taunton jail ever since August last.
under indictment for the murder, on Aug.
4. in Fall River. of her father, Andrew
jackson Borden. and her steDmother, Alb
bic Durfee Borden. was arraigned this
afternoon in the Superior Court. now in
session In this city. When the clerk of the
court said, 'Lizzie Andrew Borden, stand
up," she did so. and looked steadily at him,
while he read slowly and solemnly three
indictments of two counts each. Two of
them charged her with the murder of An
drew j. Borden and Abbie Durfee Borden,
separately. and the third charged her with
the murder of both. At the end of each
indictment the clerk asked. Lizzie An
drew Borden. what say you to this indict-
mentf Are you guilty or not guiltyp And
TO each she replied clearly. calmly and
steadily. Il am not guilty"
Judge Hammond said there appeared to
be no necessity for the assignment of coun-
sci and told Mr.. Jennings he could enter
the appearance or himself and Messrs
George ID. Robinson and NJ. y. Adams The
court was then adjourned, and after wal &
ing moment or two for the spectators to
disperse. Sheriff Wright. his wife and Miss
Borden left the room. and. in company
with Mr.. Jennings. proceeded TO the room
oil District Attorney knowlton. where they
stopped till 10 was time to go to the train.
Mr.. Jennings accompanied the sheriff. his
wife and Miss Borden TO the station. where
the three took the $50 train for Taunton,
where Miss Borden will be again impri q
oned until her trial.