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THE EXHIBITS BEING REMOVED.
The Artistic Booths and Elaborate Dis
PLAYS No Longer In the Building.

The large Exposition building. which,
during last week vas a scene ~
beauty from both an artistic and elu-
cational standpoint. is now a dre5ry
waste The beautiful booths which were
50 pleasing TO the eye have been pulled
to pieces: the many exhibits have been
cartel away and nothing but the memory
Of what has been now fingers.
Early yesterday morning the work ot
demollshlng the booths was commenced.
and eye nightfall all had been taken down.
The many temporary structures on the
grounds have I EN- pulled down, and the
whole aspect Is one OF drearinesS AMI
dCsOlati0n.
The secretary Of the society Mr.. VII
HIM q. owens. viii remove his office TO
the Chamber Of Commerce building to-
morrow, and then for another year the
grounds will be deserted. save for the
Waterman. who lives thereon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Popper's Nhopper.

Tommy: It's queer about Pop; he's al
ways telling me not to lie, an yet he
don't mind tellin' n whopper himself when
he takes notion.
Mamma: Tut. tut. Tommy. You don't
know what you are talking about.
Tommy: Don't, eh? Didn't ! hear him
boastin' yister1'y about our baby bein'
a bouncer, an when ! dropped 1t on the
floor IS mornin', jist to try. It didn't
bounce worth a cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
HON. 8. A. ANDERSON.
Good-wi Church. October 3ist. 100 p.
NJ.
J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN. Chairman.
J. Bell Digger. Secretary.
Msetings In Hanover,

Democratic appointments in Hanover:
Haws Shop. Z. r. NJ. October 22d-Dr
q. l.. Winston, George p. Haw. Esq.
Montpelier. 2 Z. NJ. October 26th-Dr.
II. l.. Winston. II. c. Buchanan. Esq, G..
a. Boyce.
Ashland 7:30 r. NJ. october Ath-Col-
onel Tazewell Elicit, r. K. Lassiter. Esq
Old Church, Il. NJ. October 3lst-Dr.
Z. L. winston, George L. Haw, ESQ.
Cold Harbor. +. W., November ist-
DIR. n. L. Winston. Walter Sydnor, Esq
Beaver Dam, +. NJ. November lst-
II. G.. Buchanan. Esq. c. a. Royce. ESQ.
Rockville, +. NJ. November 3d-Dr.
y. L. winston. II. G.. Buchanan. Esq,
C. A. BOyce. Esq.
Ashland, 7:3o r. NJ. November Sa-ffon.
II. w. FloUrnoy DR. y. l.. Winston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

The boy pupils of the Washington ID.
c. High School have a cadet battalion
numbering 400. Why shouldn't the boys
of our High School have such a battalion?
The drilling and marching would afford
very hca;hful and Uell-regulatel exer-
else for them. and would give them a
soldierly bearing for life. And then on
parade-days the boys would be the OBJ
served Of all observers. and the envy
Of all youths who are not lucky enough
to belong TO the High School
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

The Claremont Herald is doing a good
work for immigration. and If the outer
world is not well informed as to the at
fractions of Surry county, 1t will be no
fault Of its editor. Its special issue of
week ago We have heard praised very
highly, but through some mystery Of the
mails no copy OF 1t reached this Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

The Abingdon Virginian says that an
old Vermont Yankee compared John u.
Floyd to Judas Iscariot. Cromwell was
execrated in England for years. but he
is now recognized as one OF the most
distinguished. able. and patriotic men that
country has produced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

Ex-Lieutenant-Governo J. IoGe Tyler
addressed a Petersburg audience last
night on current political topics. His
speech was very interesting. The dry de-
tails of the tariff he spced with that
humor for which he is widely known.
We think so We'll Of Major Tyler and
his speech that We devote nearly three
columns Of page Of this Issue TO a
presentation Of the main points that he
made, being well-assured that it will be
found interesting reading 10 all Virginia
Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

For Democrat to say. as few have.
that he intends To vote FOR General James
A. Walker for Congress on personal
grounds is 70 say in effect that there are
personal objections to Judge Morrison.
And yet no Democrat. we think. would
say word against Judge Morrison per-
sonally. Vote the straight ticket. II Gen
eral Walker is Il good man. he is not a
good Democrat. whereas Judge Morrison
Is good Democrat as well as a good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

The Danville Register says II has never
known such a combination Of the odds
and ends OF politics as that in Norfolk
TO accomplish reform. and adds that Nor
folks experience Is the same as that
of other cities
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Sublime TO Ridiculous.

Native: There. sir. Is our national capi-
toll. Isn't that a majestic building?
Tourist: 1t certainly is.
Native: 1t is one Of those stupendous
affairs that the eye can't compass all at
once.
Tourist: Quite right, sir.
Native: The longer you look at II the
more imposing it appears.
Tourist: In that respect 1t quite reminds
me Of a bunion.
Native: a bunIon?
Tourist: Yes. 1t grows on a fellow;
don't you know?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

Colonel W. G. y. breckenridge. of the
Ashland (ky) District, has announced
his purpose to take the stump for his
successful competitor. Hon. W. G. Owens
lie will make at least one speech in each
county OF the district in behalf OF the
party Democratic nominee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Very Appropriate.

Mr.. Boarder: What kind OF pudding did
you say this is. Mrs. Skimpem?
Mrs. Skimpem: 1t is made from q re-
ceipt brought here by Il lady who had
recently returned from Egypt. | be-
lieve she called it Nile pudding.
Mr.. Boarler: Indeed? How Appropriate,
its sauce is so hard to find
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
a Forcible Remainder.

Upper getting fallen wayfarer on
his feeU: That's the second man to-day
that | have helped TO rise from the act
Of doing lowly homage to the banana
peel. They remind me quite forciby OF
the geranums my wife has at home.
Clipper: In what way?
Upper: Raised from slips; see?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
WHY He Wa Happy.

When Coke, n young practitIoner
At law. the other night
From wooIng came. It did occur
That Higgin did him sight.
And seeing that his face WAS glad
With smiles. he thought TO say.
"By jove. old boy. you must have had
Good luck In court to-day"
IL have" said Coke. with glad salute
That stirred the lettering breeze.
1--WE won Just now my greatest suit
In Court OF Special Please"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
A Solid ImpressiOn.

II ne'er met her father before" he re-
marked.
In n style that approached incoherence,
9TH eleven last night on the stoop. and
was struck with the old gents ap-
pearance."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Everett =. Wheeler.

Mr. Wheeler is the nominee of the
Democratic Party Reform Organization
for Governor of New York. lie runs
against I'm. knowing that he WheelcD
is doomed 10 disastrous defeat. for he
says In his letter Of acceptance that he
asks all who vote for him for Governor
20 vote for Lockwood for Lieutenant
Governor. and Brown for the Court Of
Appeals. lie is sound on the question Of
putting majority Of the people of New
York under the control OF the minority.
lie says:
II am opposed to the proposed amend
ment Of the State Constitution, increasing
the number OF members of the Senate
and tho Assembly and changing the APP
portionment. The first is unwise and
extravagant: the second partisan and
unfair The present ballot law or this
State il a decided improvement over the
previous system"
1t is pity that so good Democrat
should be u bOlter-One OF the men whose
political creed is Il am holier than thou"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Say He Lost on Poverty.

Peculiar reports have come 10 the Of
fee Of the chief of Police regarding the
alleged san1bagging on Thursday night
OF John .. Morris. one OF the City-Hal
tiremen. Major Poe mas been iuformeI
that Morris was nos robbed of his money
and Vatch, but lost the cash upon Po-
verify, one OF the horses in the ExpOsi-
ton races that afternoon. and pawned
lis timepiecc. As 10 the sand-baS sinS
feature OF the case, the Major cannot
sey.
Through some mistake the name of
Mt Walsh. ono Of the City-Han officials,
got into the report OF the affair. Mr..
walsh was in no way assaulted or
rCtOed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

Sugar-planters are n pretty good set
Of boys, Notwithstanding they devote their
lives to raising cane"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Popular Opinion.

Lives OF fishermen remind us.
knowing ones will all agree.
Their exploits themselves do bind us
To record as Jugs" lery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1894.

to be fair to all engaged in the fight re-
fcrrcd TO. while showing that North Caro-
linians took no small part in the action
made glorious by Pickett's Division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

On page u We print extracts from an
article by Captain s. A. Ashe on the
charge at Gettysburg as viewed from a
North Carolina standpoint Captain Ashe
was Tor years the editor OF the Raleigh
News and Observer. and IL now a promi-
nent candidate for election TO the United
states Senate. He has. evidently. writ
tea 10 the present instance with 4 desire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

1t is the crank who is set in his opinion
that IS apt 20 run on 50 about them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

The cat may not b. expert at mathe-
MATES, but it can foot up a column"
easy enough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

IT isn't considered an evidence OF bust
ness activity to run up big bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Eook Notices.

It's funny but the brighter an employee
the less danger Of his being fired"
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UPTOWN OFFICE. 4Ss EAST BROAD
STREET
WEST END OFFICE. pARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Beivifcrc and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1898 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21


THE NEW SCIENCE REVIEW. A Mis-
celany OF Modern Thought and Dis
covery Conducted by J. VI. StOddart.
October. 1894.
The table OF contents is az follows:
Fluorescence; or, Phosphorescence, Pro-
fessor James Dcwar. +. r. =, etc. Royal
Institution Of Great Britain 0atcst ex-
periments); What Electricity IS; Mental
Trainng-A Remedy for Education"
William George Jordan; The Blood Stains
on the Holy Coat, Emile Gauti-r; Sanitary
Decisions, Felix J.. Oswald, u. d.; The
Pendulograph, Rev. John Andrew, Queen S
College. Belfast: What is Science? Com
Piled Mrs. H. O. Ward; T0lstols What
to Do" Henry Wood The influence Of
Heat and Cold upon Microbes. Lawrence
Irwen. \ Remarkable Book. and Its
Teachings. Wentworth Lascelles-ScOtt;
The Battles Of Science. Charles Bar
nard. tn American Association for the
Advancement Of Science Crhe Battle with
Fire. The Battle OF the Forests, Tn
Battle with DiseaseJ; British Association
Echos: The French Association Nesting;
The Liiuefaction Of Hyi.ogen; The
Newest Explosive, ''Schnebelite' The
New Element OF the Atmosphere. con
sidered by Professor DrWar. Current
Scientific Discussion. Professor Angelo
HeNprin. Academy oi Natural Sciences of
philaGelphla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

q
BOARD or AGRICULTURE FOR
THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEN-
BE. 81. 1884, Containing Introduction
and Summary, Cron aad Livestock sta
tistics, Feeling Wheat 10 Farm-Aui-
mals-with Introductory Notes by the
Secretary. Reports on Wheat Feeding
In Kansas 1by Counties. Notes on Eu-
roptAn Agriculture worries Wheat
Yield for 1921. Stock Hogs. Pork-Naking
in Winter, Shortage IN Livestock sup
plies. Experiments in Whrat-Gr0Wmg.
the Whole World Wanting Kansas
Flour. Sorghum-Sccd as Feed, Danger
IN Second-Growth Sorghum, That Boy
on the Farm, bitches and Reservoirs
T. -. Coburn, Secretary. Top ka: Press
Of the Hamilton Printing Company
Edwin II. Snow, State Printer. 1894.
The greater part Of this volume is filled
with articles on the subject Of feeding
wheat to farm animals
BULLETIN or THE UNITED STATES
FISH COMMISSION. Vol. XII. Mar
shall Mcdonald, Commissioner. Wash
inSton; Government Printing Ohicc. 1881
This is Il roya! octave volume Of over
800 pages. flied with valuable reports.
wood-cuts, maps, ot-.. all prepared under
the direction OF Reconnaissance Mar
shall Mcdonald. who is also the author
Of the first aitcle-a valuable treatise
on the salmon fisheries OF Alaska.
We suppose that our Senator'S and Rep
rescntatvcs have copies OF this book Tor
distribution amongst their constituents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

DOCK AND JOB VIZ n'vlss,1,a $50
ID EXECUTED AZ tbs p'N
ING HOUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

Mr.. ". II. Bennett has returned from
New York
Mr.. Z. ". Gallagher. Of Pocatello, Idaho,
IS visiting Mr.. G. p. Deuel..
Mr.. Edward Watkins moved into his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
HON, DON p, HALSEY.

Concord Depot, october 9th (barbecue).
Msgginson's MIL, October 30th q +. MI
OakviIle, November LIST q +. NJ
Pamplln City. November I'd $50 p. NJ
Chap, November ID G p. NJ
Spout Spring. November "a tnighp.
HON. 8. 8. TURNER.
shena ndoah county. October 22d. I'D.
and cath.
Freaerick county. October 18th. 18th.
9th. 10Th. and Goth.
Clarke county. October 3ist, November
1st. "a. and Sd.
Page county. November 3D.
HON. J. HOGE TYLER.
Brunswick Courthouse. October I'D.
Concord Depot. October Goth Cbarbecue).
HON. II. Is. POORE.
Megginson's NH, October goth q p. N.Y.
Oakyille, November LIST g i. Nd
Pamplln City. November "a $50 p. Nj
HON. MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Mechanicsburg. October 22d.
Burks Garden, October 2th.
Chatham Hill, October zbth.
Ceres, october 9th.
HON. W. c. PENDLETON.
Wise Courthouse, October 23d.
Norton CWlse county,. october Ath.
Coeburn wise county,. october 18th.
HON. WIN. Il. ALEXANDER.
I.uray, October I'D.
Marksville, Page county, October 22d
(nighD.
Warren. October 25th and 2sth.
Clarke county. November I'd day and
nighD.
Winchester, November 9Th
HON. TAZEwELL ELLETT.
King william Courthouse. Tuesday. Oc-
toter 23d.
HON. II. ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Augusta, October 22d.
Concord Depot, october 18th barbecue
HON. NJ. 7. BROWNING.
Pccahontas. october 9th.
Richlands, october 18th.
Jackson's Store October 3lst.
Isaac Hurts Store. November lst.
Sand Lick, November I'd.
Stratton. November 81.
HON. WALLER r. STAPLES
Bedford city. October 22d.
Patricl, Courthouse. October sd
HON. W. r. M'kENNEY.
Keysville, October 2itn.
Stoney Greek, october 2ith.
Waverly. october 9Th.
Wakefield. october 9th CnfghD
Nottoway Courthouse. Thursday, NO
vember lst (court-day).
Powhatan Courthouse. November 9TH.
HON. J. y. STUBBS.
Middlesex, October 9th.
oak Level, Halifax county, October 9th.
Accomac. october 29th.
King and Queen. November LIST.
Gloucester. November 9Th.
HON. ISAAC DIGGs.
Carter's Precinct Qienrico). October
18th.
HON. f. y. HUTTON.
Chatham Hin. October 18th q p. NJ
Ceres. October 9th q p. NJ
Rural Retreat. october 10Th q. =. NJ
HON. D. GARDINER TYLko
Claremont. october 22d.
Surry Courthouse. October 25d
Dendon. October I'D nghO.
Ivor. October 22d (barbecue).
York. October 9TH
Lambert Point. october Gth.
Seawelrs Point October 18th.
Suffolk. October 18th might.
Whaleyvllle. October 9th.
Norfolk QSramhletom. october Hth.
Portsmouth. November LIST.
Isle Of Wight Courthouse. November 9TH.
HON. RUFUS \. AYERS.
farewell, October 231.
Pocahontas. october 9th (nighO.
Richlands. Tazewcll county, October
18th
Fairvi W, Scott county. November 81.
Dufiield, Scott county. November "a
(niehO.
Clnchport. Scott county. November 81.
HON. JOHN r.. MASSEY.
Bedford city court, October ed.
Cedar Hi bedford county. october
81.
HON. T.. f.. BYRD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-04
LeschI Park Pavilion.

The entertainments at this popular re-
sort have been drawing in such a fine
manner that the Seattle City Railway
Company has concluded to run some at
traction every week with entire change Of
programme every Saturday evening. Be
ginning tonight. they will have Mr.. John
Marlowe in re6ned Irish comedy with
songs and dances. This gentleman has
never appeared in Seattle before. Miss
Mile scherff, the i0-year-old child prod
Icy, will appear in Highland dances and
choice Rotations. Mr. Billy Cary in his
great speciality of Clown Siackwire is with
out an equal upon this continent. There
will also be Prof Queen in new magic.
The Oriental Diorama Company with
more of their fne scenic effects and the
Johnstown food, and Miss Lulu Young,
the magnetic wonder. who has been sur
prising her audiences every evening the
past week by her phenomenal strength IN
lifting five strong men from the stage. All
this array OF talent in conjunction with
the fine music of Iesrned's orchestra will
draw larger houses than ever. The man
agement should be encouraged IN its effort
to furnish its patrons with an evenings
amusement at practically nothing.
The best of order has been observed
since last Sunday night Hats of and no
smoking Is the rule and the pavilion is
attracting the patronage of the best peo-
Pile of Seattle. The three-minute car ser
vice at the close Of the entertainment Is
quite a feature I'm itself as il leaves no long
waits and every one can depend on room
inside of ten minutes. Take Yesier ave-
nue. cars
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ADJUSTMENTS
Mrs. Potter am, Kx,,.. r.,,..

mrs. Potter and kyF2e Bsfiew.
One of the strongest plays in the roper
TORE o. Mrs. Potter and Mr.. BeIIew Is
he Lyon Master" which they will pro-
ouee az the Seattle theAterp next Monday
night. August 6. This Was the play in
With Mr.. and Mrs. kendall wene seen 20
best advantage during their recent tours
OF America. Mrs. Potter has become by
years OF experience one Of the best
actresses upon the stage, and those who
remember her nine years ago when she
made her debut will scarcely recognize the
crude amateur OF that time in the polished
actress that she now is. Mr.. Bellew has
always been recognized as one Of the lead
Ing actors OF his time. He possesses TO q
marked degree that Undesirable quality
popularity known as magnetism, and his
work Is always Of that finished descriptions
that requires the eye Of the critic to detect
Its finer qualities. Assisting these two
stars IL a company Of unusual merit. Mrs.
Potter and Dir. Bellew hare decided TO
make annual tours in this country OF the
principal cities. and are at present negsti-
ating for several new plays which they IN
tend 10 add to their repertoire. They have
just returned from two years. tour of
the world. during which time they have
played IA almost every city where English
is spoken. Their tour of India was par
ticularly successful. In Calcutta alone
they played for five months, and fnvark
ably TO large and enthusiastic audiences.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Republicans Of the Sixth Nehrssks
district have nominated Matthew Dough-
erty for congress.
The United States revenue cutter Mich.
igan struck rock near Bar Point, Lake
Erie. Thursday. When released she was
leaking badly.
The gross earnings Of the Rock Island
railroad for july were 81, los. 456, a de-
crease, compared With the estimated earn
ings Of July. 1888. Of $50, s7s
Fire at Spencer Point. y. Y, FRIDAY. de.
stroyed the house of Cornelius Place. and
his three sons. Cornelius. William and
Chester. aged IS. IL and IS, persisted
A cloudburst flooded the canyon at Ber-
wind, Col. and drowned i've persons.
They were C. C. Cando. stage driver, and
an Italian miner, wife and two children,
passengers
The Southern Pacific proposes revival of
the old Transcontinentai Passenger Asso-
cation. The Union Pacific is charged
with cutting rates on Pacific coast passen-
ger business.
When the warship Bennington. with Gen.
Ezeta and the Salysdorean refugees on
board. arrives at San Francisco the matter
of zheir extradition Will be decided by the
Federal courts.
The United States Cordage Company
shut down part of its works in BROOKLYN
Friday, throwing 500 men. boys and girls
out of work. IL is thought this lockout
will spread to other rope works controlled
by the trust.
The COMPTROLLER of the currency has an
pointed A. Edgar Beard, of Portland. re-
ceiver of the Baker City National bank.
which suspended August /. Richard Cox
of pendleton. Or. has been appointed re-
ceiver of the First National bank Of Ar
Iington, which was closed July rs.
A naval board found the contractors to
blame for the accident TO the cylinder of
Secretary Herbert reverses the finding and
reprimands Chief Engineer J. :. Smith
and Passed Assistant Engineer Rodgraye
" ho were in charge OF the machinery.
Near Bucyrus, o.. west bound freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad broke
in two Friday morning. The two sections
coIIided, causing car Of coal oil and one
of gasoline 10 ignite. The fire DESTROYED
half the train and 500 feet of the track.
Four tramps, who were stealing ride on
the oil car, were burned TO death.
A plan for the reorganization of the
Reading road has been presented and been
approved by the receivers and the Fitz-
gerald committee in New York Ii calls
for the payment of the overdue coupons
on the general mortgage Il, amounting to
about 81 100. CO., and the receivers certiii-
Gates, amounting to So. 700. 90, by a coll
lateral trust loan which will bear per
cent interest.
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disappeared the cry Of Courage. CON-
radesl yive la'anarchle. was heard
echolng from the stone corridor through
which the assassin was being carried. By
this time the presiding Judge Was bowing
10 his associates, TO the pubic prosecutor
snc the counsel for the defense. the audi
sncs began TO disappear. the door through
which Cesario had passed Was shut With
loud ciang, the door OF the judge. room
was opened. the public vanished, the clock
pointed to quarter OF /. and all who saw
the trial rushed ont TO tel the outer
world of what they had seen and heard.