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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
the CLOSING qU0rAIIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales At TIE Richmord To.
ba co Exchange Internal Revenus
ConectIons-Foreign Advic.

NEW YORK. March 3O.-The stock
market to-day opened steady then de-
ciined on account OF shafp attacks by
brokers usually ldentided with the Cam
snsIcA interest, anu many advanced
sharply, because the raids OF the bears
faIed TO dlsiodge long stock. forcing
the shorts 10 cover, with the usual result
OF higher prices ali round. London
old little OF nothing ana as for news
allectlAg the marHtL lnele was none.
The bears yesterday We're quite confident
Of being aHte 10 start llquldations. srnev
Interpreted the veto or the se.gniorage
bill as meaning anOttef Tree silver cru
SADIE, and dwelt upon the evils that were
10 follow. Expecting TO disturb conf
dence. the. sold heavily OF the CHANGERS
and certa11 of the lndustriais, naturally
with the none Of getting back Their con-
tracts ~ a nrOdt The plan was well
conceived. ana would nave been success
ful II holders OF stochs could nave been
frightened into seinnS' which they re-
fused TO DO In consequence, the bears,
after the assault early In the day, when
Baltimore and Ohio was forced down
10 SIX. Western Union 10 ot1., ST. Paul
TO OZss. Sugar 10 soi, ana General E!ec-
trc 10 Az. without bringing out any
chanoo 81 front This was discovered
by the bulls, and the Efforts of the shorts
were impeded at every point. Again
the supply of stock was much smaller
than the early seitss,s har ro' edicu VI
sistance to Inc bulls. The Improvement
from tho lowest point OF the day was
equal 10 L4g,. per cent. Important
Gains follow. American Sugar rose ~,
nreferred liz Cotton Oil - do. preferred
. American Tobacco rs. Big -Four l.
Chicago Gas o.. Baltimore and Ohio IA,
St PAM lX Rock Island |, Consolidated
Gas 2ix. Delaware and Hudson ~. Cen
eral Electric la. Lake Erie and Western
~, Louisville and Nashville =, Missouri
Pacific /. Lead p. preferred -, hedui.is
H. Northern Pacific preferred Is, Omaha
ana Tnion Pacific IA. The market
closed strong al about the highest point
Of tho dav The sales were 22U,UOO
shares. against 1900 shares yesterday
Chesapeake and Ohio was active. 500
shares changing hands at l9ol194. 1895.
the activity being ascribed In some quar-
ters TO liquidatiOns, "hie others con-
tended that the selling was due 10 an
effort TO checkmate a smail pool. Inc
demand for bonds continues active. al
though ths sales we're not as heavy as
Yesterday. The tone was strong. Sales
Listed stocks. 1900 shares; unlisted,
$1,000 shares. ........
treasury Balances-Coin, SlOig 900;
currency, Si6,0J9,OO0
Money on call easy at | per cent. last
loan at ] per cent, and closing offered
at / per cent; prime mercantile paper,
3l404i5 per cent bar silver o9's. Sterling
exchange nrmer. with actual business I'm
bankers bills at 4s!aiei4 Tor sixty days
and 4SSq4SSL for demand. posted rates,
4S7i5Q4S0. commercial bills, 4SGl.Gls6i2
for sixty days and no quotations for de-
mand. Government bonds steady. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds active. Sill
yer at the board was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31

that they may be enabled to induce the
convention 20 meet in Richmond next
year
Tho Committee on Arrangements for
Tho proper celebration 81 the camps an
uitersary on April IS, 1895, reported that
n would be advisable 90 give the enter
tainmcnt at the Soldiers Home. where
ample accommodations could be offered TO
thc many friends Of the camp and their
ladies.
ComraGc Nirginus Newton read a spen-
did paper on the Confederate Navy. II
was a truly historical production, ably
prepared. and well delivered. II was
indeed such a paper as should De read in
the public schools. I'm order that the COM
ing generations might receive correct In
formation as 10 the history OF the past
C0mrade Newton was warmly con-
graduated upon HIS interesting essay.
and q vote Of thanks was rendered him
by the camp. lie was requested 10 FUR
nish a copy OF it to be deposited in the
archives OF the camp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
Ry~BMoND AND DANVILLE SUIT.
Argument Heard Before Judge Golf in the
limited -fafcs Court

Argument Heard Before Judge Golf in the
United -fafcs Court.
Judge Goff arrived in the city yester
day afternoon from Baltimore and heard
argument I'm the case Of Humphreys vs..
the Richmond and Danville road. Humph-
reys got judgment in the Circuit Court
Of Mecllenbure county against the Rich
mOnd and Mecklenburg road, which line
is leased by the Richmond ana DanVlle.
The Court of Appeals ccLfirmed the
claim. and the plaintiff. believing that the
receivers Of the Richmond and Danvlle
road had money In their possession with
which TO pay the judgment filed a petit
tion I'm the United States Circuit Court
TO require them 10 pay. The plaintiff
being convinced that the receivers have
no money with which 10 satisfy the claim,
made a motion 10 Withdraw the petition
The motion was denied. and leave was
given To file answer 10 the petition Of
Bryan. executor Bryan and Dooley, trus-
tees. and Pace trustee
The judge entered an order authorizing
the receivers of the Richmond and Dan
vile road to eXpend $1,000 i'm replacing
iron with steel rails on the Asheville
and Spartansburg line.
An order was also entered authorizing
an agreement between the receivers Of
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad and
the receivers of the r. and ID. allowing
the latter to build a track across the
line Of the former. and the use by each
Of certain tracks belonging to the other
ia this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
BUSINESS IN THE SOUTH.
UPOS The WHOLE JHE CONDIIfV'
IS SAID 10 DE TMPROTED.
a Number of New Industries Reported In
Southern Sfates-As X. q. Dun ana
Bradstreet See II.
BALTIMORE. March @.-The Manu-

BALTIMORE. March 3o.-The Manu-
facturers' Record in its weekly revie" Oh
the business conditions Of the South, says
In surveying the whole field of southern
business enterprises it IS seen that while
here and there weak points are fouhu'
some interests and some sections showing
no material Improvement. yet the generai
situation slowly but steadily grows Del
ter No one city. and In fact, no one
State makes any great showing OF
improvement when taken by itself but
the aggregate Of advancement made Dy
all is very satisfactory. This Is indica'eu
by the fact that the number OF new indus-
trial enterprises reported for the htst
three months OF 1885, was C62, against 10
for the preceding three months, being d
gain Of 226.
The railroad outlook is encouraged py
the announcement that the majority Oh
Richmond Terminal security holders are
I'm favor Of the present REORGANIZATION
plan Work on about twenty-five mics
of a new line has been started in Georgia.
and on an important road in Texas. a
group of thirty-six southern roads re-
port increased net earnings OF $iZ),S'2, or
1872 per cent for January. This Is the
only section OF the country showing an
increase, except the coal roads. The tx
tent Of the immigration movement. as
shown by reports elsewhere, indicates a
steady increase IN the southwark trend OF
population. Land in lots OF 10000 acres
and upward is being purchased in North
Carolina, Florida, Georgia, ard other
States for colonies of settlers.
Among the new enterprises noted by
the Manufacturers Record this week are
the following: a rice factory. n
machine works, a gold mining
company. and fruit growing
company in Georgia; a brick-making
plant. a gold mining company, a hour
mill. and two water-works systems In
South Carolina: two lumber manufactur-
ing plants. and a coal mining company
In Tennessee; a 100000 silk making COM
pany Il furniture factory, a barrel fac
tory. a real estate investment company,
and a $4,000 gold mining company In
Virginia; a coal mining company, own
ing 5000 acres I'm West Virginia; grist
mill and $4,000 mining company In
Texas; a 100000 lumber company In Lou
isiana: a phosphate mining and manufac-
turing plant, three cigar factories and
canal i'm Florida; a WOODWORKING plant
and a -four and meal mill in Kentucky,
etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
COLLEGE BOY> TRANDED.
The Penusylvnnia ciee and Banjo Clul
Abandon Their f.ur-

Tho Pennsylvania Glee and Banjo Clubs
Abandon Their t"ur-
They appeared in full-dress suits; they
had programmes dainuy gotten up in
the shape of booklets with their college
colOrs red and blue, thereon, and they
controlled their voices and handled their
instruments like cOnnOisseurs. Yet the
University of Pennsylvania Glee and
Banjo clubs. wcll-knOWn ORGANIZATIONS
with about thirty members. We're stranded
in this city last night, and had TO aban-
don the rest Of their annual spring
tour TO go back home.
The organizations are under the general
management of Mr.. Vivian Frank Gable,
Air. paul Kirchner is instructor Of the
GIee Club and Mr. Paul Emo director of
me Banjo Club The Glee Club is above
the average. The Banjo Club is one OF
the best that ever visited Richmond.
They play with a snap and finish rarely
seen in similar organizations. On their
spring tour they visited Harrisburg Pitts
burg. Wheeling, and Washington Iheir
audiences were unsatisfactory, ana
mere handful Of people greeted them at
the Academy Of Music last night. The
door receipts were next 10 nothing. From
richmond they expected TO visit Raleigh,
ana thence to Columbia, augusta, At
lanta. Macon. savannah. ana baltimore
II seems "a pity that such eNcellent
musical examinations should nave met
with such poor success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
rom mIaLxn, nnrUKS.
tie il HON Agau Covered with Fresh


Lfure .fyOf Up.
Mr.. Polk Miller arrived last night from
New York on the Florida special and
says, in reply to my inquiry as TO the
nature Of his trip. that he delivered his
rectal before the ST. Nicholas Society
al their celebration OF the Dutch Easter
tide festival. the Paas, with a banquet at
the Hotel Waldorf. the president, Mr..
Chauncey ". Depew. presiding. wearing
his Knickerbocker hat. Mr.. Miller was
seated between Mr.. Depew and General
George II. Sharpe. who figured conspicu-
ously as one OF General Grants stan at
the surrender Of General Lee.
] noticed a long-stemmed pipe pro-
truding from Mr.. Mllers pocket, and
upon inquiry elected the following, which
is TOO good to keep
At the close of the dinner these long
stemmed pipes, imported from Holland
especially and given as souvenirs Of
the occasion, were handed round TO the
members and guests. Mr.. Depew, in CIV
ing Mr. Miller two OF them, remarked:
1t is understood that If YOU reach your
hotel without breaking these it will be
proof that you are perfectly sober but
If not. II will be evident that the re-
verse is the case" Mr.. Miller says he was
perfectly straight, but having seen the
pipes / am inclined 10 the opinion that
there is a mistake somewhere
M Millers other engagements were
at the New Century club, Wilmington,
Dol.where he was assisted by several mem
bers of his well-known combination, and
at the Hamilton club, Brooklyn, y. y.
Mr. Miller speaks in the most glowing
terms OF the splendid reception received
at the hands Of each Of his audiences.
and says he was the recipient of number
less compliments as TO the enjoyment he
afforded.
The Morning News. Of Wilmington, in
speaking especially Of Mr.. Miller, says:
"Mr. Miller cannot be excelled as negro
dialectician. His sketches kept the au-
dience In an excellent humor. He also
sang several negro songs accompanying
himself on the banjo
After the entertainment Mr.. Miller and
his party were handsomely entertained
by Mrs Andrew q. Wilson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
DO YOU ?

DO you observe the laws Of life?
Do you take care of yourself at all
tines
DO you always use clear judgment in
stead Of often tcting upon impulsef
DO you carefully guard the life and
health OF those who are dependent upon
your
DO you stop TO think when you feel
chilly. have a cough. a headache or a
tired feeling. that il means dansery
DO you know tnat little care and
caution at the right time will avoid
all these things and put you in strong
and good condition.
DO you know that the best physicians,
scientists. and the leading people of the
land, recommend a pure stimulant as
the only thing 10 take at such times?
Do you know that there is Dut one
pure medicinal stimulant in the world
namely, Duny's Pure Malt. and that II
is exceedingly popular, wholly because
Of its mer.tsf
Do you not understand that druggist
or grocer will try to sell something cheap
er and inferior because he can make more
money upon il, when you are entitled TO
have the very best you can get and pre-
cise.y what you call for?
DO you not know that II you follow
the suggestions given above you can
keep yourself In perfect condition and
avoid all possibility OF colds, chlls, or
the sickncsses which come at this time
of the year,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31

CAMPAIGN or JlATION.
Farmers Organic schools to Give Instruc-
iinns in stock lnising.

RALEIGH y. C.. March 3O.-Special.-
The farmers of Union county have or
eanzsd themselves into q Farmers
school, The object of the school is TO
gain Information on the subject OF farm
ir. and stock-raising. Their meetings are
ls'd every Saturday afternoon and are
public.
Mrs. Nancy Jane Pendergrass. who lives
near Chapel Kin. claims that the land
on which that town is built now belongs
t1 her. She being the nearest heir 10
Billy Burgess. whose father originally
owned the lands She has employed "A
New York lawyer, named Peckham. TO
push her case.
a large body Of land in Moore county
has been purchased by a New England
banker and viii Zoe planted in vines and
fruit trees.
Th. frequent barn-burnings In Chat
Dam county have caused a number of
citizens 20 combine and buy two blood
hounds 10 be used I'm detecting the in
Danlaries. when they burn another barn.
Ga dogs were brought from Pennsyl-
..HiI.
d. D. Morris. Of BERTHE county, has been
indicted and bound over TO court for
dluninr a debtor and using severe Ian
l.lage on a postal card
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
TOBACCO EXCLAIMED

RICHMOND, VA, March 30, 1871.
No Offering OF tObaccOs at auction
on Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, , hogsheads, filters. 50; smok-
ers, Is, leaf dark, 81 Tugs, ,. Total,
- hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
nspectOns-Bright, ~ hOgsheads dark,
hogsheads and Z tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, 2s hogsheads: dark. | hogs
head
Myers. Farmers Wilson's. shockoe
Allegheny, Old Dominion, Shelburnes =,
Davenports, Planters, SeabrOok's. and
CrensfaW's tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts. "a packages; deliveries,
81 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city of Richmond, Va, to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes. Sl,2l61j. plug
tobaccOs Sl,Si96S. Total. S3O66.i3.
\ very good sale Of bright loose to-
baccos at Sheburne's warehouse to-day;
good bright tobaccos sold very well; moth
ing fancy offered.
Shockoe warehouse sold to-day 6,515
pounds loose tohaccos; for the week end
ing to-day, 1000 pounds dark loose to-
baccOs.
Crenshaw's warehouse sold lS.ilO
pounds dark loose tobaccos to-day: for
the week ending to-day 5l,92O pounds
dark loose. highest price, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
JUDGE GUDG TR's PLACE.
Has Been offered One "a Washington-Im-
mcn.e Damage 20 tho Fruit.

fifnNf t'Hntftf % wv iINl
AeHENlLLE. y. c.. March 30-Spe-
clal.-Judge J. &. l.. Gudger. of Waynes-
Vile. has been rendered a position in
Washington city as chief Of division in
the Treasury Department, at salary OF
two thousand dollars per year. The same
position was rendered 10, but declined by,
Hon. Locke Craig. OF this place.
Judge Gudser says that the recent cold
snap has damaged the fruit-grOWers OF
HAYWOOD county 20 the extent Of SjO.00.
ana that this is very conservative ESTE
mafc 10 Is also true that Che 0at crop
of Buncombe county is entirely ruined,
che wheat and apple crops practically 50,
and that many young trees-orchard and
ofhers-hage been killed by reason Of the
freezing oi the sap.
Indeed 10 10 even yet impossible TO
estimate with anything Ike tolerable ac-
.lfacy The loss 20 our farmers OccasiOned
tg the cold weather OF the beginning or
Gre week. The weather is now warm.
r. A. Watts OF Statewide, deputy COLI
....or. haa resigned and j. A. KING has
been anro'nted by Collector Garter 20
caacl him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
A MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY.
NORE P4KTfCULiE> or 7HE KILL
nc CD Mr.. BKOaCH.
The I9-Near-oid wife IL Supposed 60 Have
Her Baby-Wauchiown N, stery.

WINSTON. y. c.. March So-spccial.-
TuB particulars OF The horrible killing.
which occurred at Pilot Mountain. several
days ago. have been received here. j. 7.
sraach. who is in Sail on the charge OF
tlIng his vile Who was only nineteen
wears Old has employed able counsel TO
arfcnd him. After the pistol shot was
hoard in sroach's house. the neighoors
found Mrs. Breach lying near the front
door in the last agony Of death. Not far
away. IA It's cradle. lay her little nine
uonths-old babe. with It's fair face cover
"a with the fc-blcod OF It's dead mother.
There was blood also on It's clothing.
low Che deed was committed no one but
the husband knows. lie wired his wifes
ralcnts that she had committed suicide
hy shooting herself
lie claims TO have been lying on the
bed asleep when tie fatal shot was fred
The wound which caused the womans
death was In the back OF her head. be-
hind the left car the ball ranging TO the
right.
Inc evidence how she was shot appears
% be that MIS- Breach was shot just as
she was preparing to give her baby "A
hath. BY a chair IN front OF the fire was
a vessel with water soap. and wash
CLOTH and on another chair hung the
little ones clothes. While bending over
her baby the fatal shot must have been
fired When found the child was lyinB
across the cradle. not in IL.
After Breach was arrested and sent 10
ian there was strong talk Of his being
lvnched. lie heard Of 10 and was IN favor
of the authorities moving him TO the
winston jail i'm order thai he might not
De mOlcsted.
Receiver Appointed.
Mr. DuBrutz Guitar. Sr. has been APP
pointed temporary receiver for The I'M
perlal Pine Product Co. which has a
.arge plant near Wilmington. for manu-
featuring by disullation the various pro-
ducts derived from pine wood. The es-
tmafed value Of the property Is 100000.
Mr.. Guitars bond Is $4,000. A permanent
receiver will be appointed by Judge
Brown or New Hanover Superior Court
April 10th.
There were new developments to-day In
the Waughtown mystery. IL is still be-
Ncyed. however. that a man was murder
"a near there Wednesday night, and his
body concealed.
Mr. Angels 'ase.
Young Benjamin Angel, who fell asleep
90 Walnut Cove. has recovered his eye
srht bat is still speechless. His home, ii
vas learned to-day. is at Rocky Mount.
Va He IS well-to-dO. and is engaged to
Dc married 10 a Virginia lady next Tues
dav Physicians call his strange case
f.falcusy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE MD March s'.-Fiou

BALTIMORE. MD, March Colour
steady and unchanged.
'STfsaf firm: 40 . red spot and March,
col iG5lc; May, q qg2'sc,' Jgiy Y5'sg
G}ilc.: steamer 30. rcd. - 'o1s'''
hitting wheat by sample, 5ll4nolc.
c5ra firm: mixed spot March, ana
Anrn. end May. 1910 i3c. steamer inix ,..l,
10 Ill southern corn, by sample III
H. 20. on grades. 43aiSisc,
Oats au.et and easy no. whlte, . 49,
er1' 2sc. asked: No. mixed western
i've steady; Ne. .. 54c.
iisV autt and unchanged
ercin fre.ghts quiet and unchanged
f.~cxisions dulet: mess pork, 9l5.~,
h,,,E shouldcrs 500; short rib Sides ana
ciear sides. $3.50: sugar-cured shouiueIs'
~ -. hams. lf.2.tll-5O.
Iard-Refned, 500. 49,. ,oes.y,.
isNffer auiet. creamery Fancy 22nz,c
t.6i. FANCY. J3ai &c.. rolls. hne, ilgi"c''
store-packed, ia
Ea.s steady at llNili-c.
Coffee steady. $500, ..,o
Other articles unchanged.
p pordsH RaItimore and Ohio stock. ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
BONDS.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, Va, March 30 lsJI
Onerings-W Wheat. 300 bushels; corn
(white) 1890 bushels corn mixed, 90
bushels: oats. 500 bushels.
Saies-Wheat. loo bushels; corn
(whifel 900 bushels. oats, 500 bushels.
Quotation Wheat Longherry. GOc 10
62cf mxed 59c. TO G-c. shortberry Csc.
10 G2c.; 30. , red 62c
Com-White. Virginia dag lots). Ate.
10 l5c.: No. > white, tic. to AZ 4c.; No.
= mixed, 43c to 1915
Oats-Winter for seed). 3Gc. to 3Sc.;
No. > mixed. 3Cl4c to &c; No. 3 mixed.
3Jc 20 3Gc.
Rye, Ole TO Doc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
suaoeated at a Fire.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. March s0-spe-
r.nl-At a fire on The corner Of Front
and Orange streets early this morning
Portuguese known as Emannci Mitchell,
or John silver was 6uHocatcd by smoke
and ms body Waa not recovered until
.e lra bad been cstingrishcd.
A nero girl named Hattie Carterm.
ding On hrn street, was dangerously
lHa.l to-day. SHE WAS standing ia front
o' lhe Fireplace. ard her clothes took
Ire. She may recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31

Unless England Agrees Poachers In the
Behri"c Sen VIII he Arrested.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March SO.~-lt
is learned tonight that unless by
May list England agrees to the Behring
sea seal fishery modus vivendi, the United
States will proceed TO arrest all poachers
I'm the closed water regardless Of nation
atty. The Secretary Of the Navy was
to-day directed TO assemble his fleet on
the Pacific station.
A new bill will be pushed before Con-
gress next week giving authority to the
British naval officers 10 arrest American
poachers If Parliament passes a similar
bill acceptable 10 the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31

CHICAGO. ILL. March 3O.-The south
west played IN important part In the
wheat market to-day. They sent num-
erous reD0rts of crop damage and quail
fed them by buying wheat. The market
onened firm. but eased of shortly after,
later becoming strong and scoring
GOOD advance. a portion OF Which was
lost before the close May opened az
GOIc.. declined TO J9hMHsc.. advanced
10 Gle. receding 10 and closing az vrsg
Gr4c.. a net gain Of 9s0Ac. for the day.
Corn-What llt.le action in TINS marie.
was within a range Of hn3sc, ana was
inward or downward, as the fluctuations
I'M wheat took place. May opened ana
closed at the final figures OF yesterday
oats were equally as dun as corn.
The business was so small tnat no at
tention was attracted 10 the market.
Provisious-P was the strongest or
the hog products. The packing season ,,9n
Is over and stocks are very Hsnt. Inc
opportunity for manipulation is consid-
cred very favorable Lard and rips were
less firm. I'm fact. they dragged. ~
Inc close May pork was Sic. higher,
MAY lard sc. higher, and May ribs lOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-31
mr. UAYLAND- ROlLINs CASE.
he Defence Cios d Brilliant Display Of
Anrn-l Hn-eu-lan IL nmrhnm.

Auro-n BoreaIis 81 Durham.
DURHAM. y. c.. March 30.-Special-
THE noted Waylanl-Boilins murder case
is before che courts here Witnesses have
been examined for the past two days.
T.e examination of witnesses for the
defence closed tonight. IL les thought
Rollins win hc cleared this time.
Ella Norwood. convicted Of infanticide
was this morning sentenced 10 be hanged
here May 4th. Judge Shuford's remarks
to the pr lner were unusual and i'm
prcssive
a slx-ycar-od child Of Sarah Barbee
coi0rei drank d lot Of concentrated I've
and died in half an hour
An elegant German was given by the
young mon Of the city. complimentary
to the visiting young ladies'.
Quite brilliant display Of the aurora
horeaIs Was witnessed here tonight. 1t
lasted for about forty-fve minutes.