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10 or ~ inches wide and lay line Of
thom over zach side Of the row; then
stand thom up ON edge against tho celery
row. NJ shown In Fig, ]. A little soil
may DO thrown up against the boards
from each side with tho hoo or hand
pillow to hold them In place. In two
weeks the boarded up plants will DO In
fairly good eating condition. When the
first couple OF boards can ho spared, they
aro carried over to tho next row, thorc
sot up aud banked up. az shown In Fig
2, aud other boards tho same way IN sue.
cossion. BY tho time tho first row Of
colory IL all COMO we begin on tho noxt
and tho boards ~ they can bo spared
arc carried to tho third row and there
oct up, IA shown in Fig. .. Tho last
planted row, which need not be fully
blanchod, may DO taken up with roots
on aud rot upon tho bottom Of dark,
cool collar for use during winter. This
Is nn oasy way to have y homo supply OF
celery during tho entire niuo months Of
tho culcry season,
Much has been said Of lnto about
"subrrigati0u, applying water direct
~ 10 tho roots Of plants by means Of
tiles or perforated pipe laid from foui
to uight inches below the ground sur
fnco. A writer m tho journal quoted
Gays concerning this method;
For melon and other vines this tile
watering seems to DO Just tho thing "
Tho arrangement ns / want 10 for thi'
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IN The HOME GARDEN.
Planting and rinnchlnE celery rian fo'
IrrIentInE Vino rlani..

Many home gardeners make nltogoth'
or too much fuss over raising their sup
ply Of culory, and others grow mono at
all, In tho mistaken notion that tho crop
requires too much labor orskilL In fact,
full home supply can b. produced with
very littlo Of either The task will be
extremely simple If the following dircc'
lions from American Culuvato; arc oh
served;
As soon ns tho earliest plants are large
enough to set In the opon ground, say
In May, put In row or two In tho rich
est part Of tho garden. llnyo tho plants
about Eve inches apart Next 10 tho row
or rows Of celery you may have radish
or any othor quick maturing crop that
will bo Oft by July and make room iJf
a row or two Of late celery. A row Of
this may be sut alongside u tho carly
celery say az distance Of two ur three
foot, Just as soon % tho lato celery
plants aro large enough. Another row
or two may DO sot In the same manner
n woct or two later EARLY IN July the
first set tcarly) plants will DO large
enough for blanohing. Got some boards
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HtEEBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual meeting " the stOckholdera
OF The sampson Mining Company, wall bn hold
~ the ONCE NJ tho company, Gt No, ~ 3,
Nam street up stiiTsl Halt Lake city, ttah,
Tuesdag, July 2lrd, 1895, Tor tho election OF
trustees ami Iflcefa for tho current year. and
FOR such other business \, may come before
the meeting Polls open between O'Clock
a, m. and O'Clock u. nv,
u, &, hMlril Secretary and Treasurer.
SAIL LAKE tTY, Utah, June 81, 1855
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purpose is illustrated, by cross scciioa.
in accompanying sketch. Tho rows are
mp and down q slight slope II possible.
Plow 4 turrow IN tho center Of tho row
six or eight inches dcop. Finish on with
the hon and tgy 10 make tho bottom ~
turruw smooth and IN por'oot grade
with whatever SLOPE seems most do,ir.
ablo Then l1y the tile, carefully fitting
the ends together and filling in soil ~
you 80 along, You need no outlet, aud,
in fact, can stop anywhere, and certain.
~ 10 u fow yards from the lower end Of
patch Place box nc tho upper end IN
In will find an outlet into tho first tile,
Thou you arutyaly To plant tho seeds OF
BOT plants n. Melons aud cucumbora
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The People OF the Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 sarah a. love. defendant
YOU AVE HER ny REQUIRED 10
4 appear IN an action brought against you
by tue above named piainun IN tue Disuict
Court OF the lhifd Judicial District OF tue
1euitofy OF tan. and 60 answer tbo com
plant nlcd therein within ten days tcNciusNe
y no Gay OF service after tae service on you
" this summons III sery vithin INT coun'
ty or, II serNcu out ~ this county, but IN tbs
district, within twenty DAYS otherwlso within
iptsy dAys-or judgment by dtisult VIII be
tasen against you, according to thc prayer OF
said compliant
Ihis said action T. brought 10 ave judy.
mont against said defendant va sun u siyJ,
with interest thereon from May ~, lssl 81 one
per cent ser month, f0r $50 attorneys fso, and
cost Of suit; alleged 70 be due on certain
Alberto White, May u i-'l. Tor al11 with ~.
tcfcst from dnlo At Que per cent per month,
same beng due and wholly unpaid, ana being
secured by mortgage Ut even dhte on prem
defendant to said Albert ). White. ssid note
and mouRhgo having been duly aa'ig cd to
Ilantin who IA now tuc owner and holder
lhct,oti TO have the usuai decree OF ms gourt
flr the foreclosure ct aatd nor sare,n uiudylng
that proceeds ~ eau sAIU ne ", IIfu in ply
mentuf amounts due A. above u. ."r'grdrnt
and all prrsuns claiming uu1yf H.r Iu barred
aud f1iucipsoi Of 80 riA'm 90, equity - 70
dcmpion IN suIl premitoss lHt plaintiff have
a deficiency !uIEuout EFatnst Defendant. and
A. f1jiowS. to.wiu AL of iut ". book 3. 4 i
Whites south salt Lake, tiguaigd 90 sAt Lake
county, Utlh,
hndyou arc hereby notified that % Tou fan
e. appUrr aud HuhWgr the SAID complaint as
above required. The sAid plainuh viii apply ~
thp court tor TIC relief dtn Hnlc1 thorein,
Witness, the lion, samuel a. Ncruu. nudge.
aId she seal nt tlr District Uunfi "
Tic third judicial District, in and
lsEALl tor tho TerrtpfF NJ tau. this stth
dr. ~ UrctWUyr, boz the year o. our
Lord que thousand eight hundred
and ninety four.
DAVID e., DUNBAR, Clerk
~ GRO. u. ipUNts, deputy CLERK
John VI Cannon. Attor ~ for plainuu,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN M THE
~ tuy Council 81 -alI la.e Ivy Of the m
tenti0n OF such council 10 make the following
described Improvement, to wit tOnstrirtiug
sewer lateral N sewer District 30 /, begin
ming At point twenty i've l21I feet norm ~
the northwest corner Of Lot O. BLOCK ", Plat
"A,"thcnce east along the south SIDE Of Fourth
North street To first West street, thence osst
along the center u Peach street. 10 the west
tine Of Center street, ami defTay the cost
thereof estimated n 1858 NJ. by Al0cAl asses.
mcut upon the lots or pieces u ground
within tho following described district
being tho district To DO ait actod
or benefited BY said improvement, namely
- 800 per front or linear foot on Lot o, Block
l2i, Plat"A, ;" salt LAke City survey, ani zoe,
per front or linear foot on Lots and o, Block
b, Lot 8. Biock ~, and Lots I, 2 and ., Block
~. rlht ~, " salt i.aEo city survey
Al protests aud objections 10 tho carrying
out O such intention must 90 prssentod in
writing 10 tho Guy Recorder on or before the
7Oth day ~ July, ispl, bong tho umo Fat by
said council when HNtIl hear AMI consider
SUCH objections as may bee made thereto,
~ order Of the CITY tounrll q salt Lake
cry. q, n, bAtkNhN,
city Recorder
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


~ Office I5 HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uutorslsU,1, administrator ~ the estate
NJ Julia 4. lHugH. deceased, 90 tho tredituri
o. rud al' rgT0Hrs having CLAIMS Hg1ius, ths
slll ucgu-tr1, W rNuIlt thtm with the nccrs'
sHrY NuucHcrH, within ten months after ith0
trtt publication of this notice, 20 tho bAid
administrator, ~ no ~ W, second fouIh
> rect salt Lake Iity, in the cOHuty Of salt
Lake, Utah,
Dated June l'tl, 1875,
JOSEPH FARRES,
Administrator OF the estate OF julia A, Far.
rem, deceased
WAC. HALL, attorney for administration
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
k,lnLo d .a.lEnah .nI,eIy Young. Doee

ksiatc Of susarnah sniyely Young. Deceased.
NOTICE q, HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undeulgnCi, executor Of the last will
ami testament Of susaunAh SnNolY Young de-
ceased, 20 kho .TyuI'urA ~. Auu all persons haY'
lug rialWs hglluhl The SAID deceased, To cNhiDh
them with me necessary vouchers, within ton
months after lhu nrst publication NJ this mo-
llCc, 90 ihe end executor, at NY 0nce At the
salt Lake lHrtfur. To the city VI salt Lake,
lu the county OF salt Lake
Dated Juuu Or, ls.A
CHAs. g. BURTON,
Executor NJ ihD last Will and testament Of
susnunah sriErIF Dung, deceased.
BARLOW lINnusuE, attorney Tor cNoeu r.,
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LEGAL NOTICE,


AuubiNt aCffiofN OF wan
Ia tho matter Of tho estate Of John u,
burton, deceased
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IIHrea-. NuuUn. ada inistrat0r ot the
tsta'e Of John n burton, dcrosscd, has
rendered for settlement, and ulol In aatd
court, NE final account Of his administration OF
Sid rttste and petition fur huAl distribution u
tho rosiuut - said estate among the persons
cuutled thereto, aud that ttlday, the s5th
dAv ot July, 4. -, 1875, n 10 O'Clock a m, a.
the court room ~ sail court, In tho county
Court House. Salt laac city and county, uian
Irrrltnry, hiss teen duly appointed by the
Judge ~ said court. for the fcttioment % sad
account ami hearing said petition Tor iistrlbu'
ton. At when time and place any person inter
Cstni In eAlu estate may appear AMI show
cAusc, " any there be, why said account
should not be settled AMI approved and hual
distribution INSIDE Nc prayed Tor.
Dated June ash, A, -. isyl.
4 D.. STANTON.
CLERK ~ the Probate Court
ny 4. &, NiEsr, Deputy
BARLOW Ferguson, Attorneys Tor admin
ittfatOE
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North FONT Consolidated Irrigation Company,
Location Of principal place ~ buuiHtss,
Cullen Hotel West Second south street,
salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory.
~ OIlCE-THERE AUE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock, on
account OF assessment No. ", levied on the
opposite the names OF tho respective share,
hOlders, as follows:
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hnd IN accordance with law anu order Of the
board Of dTccIurb, made un Iho 2lth day OF
May, 1895, ~ many sharcs ~ each parcel OF
such stock 40 may be necessary, will he sold at
public auction, ~ room g-, ,ulIru li0t0l, Wesg
Second south street, salt iAke Jly Utah
Territory, on Wednesday, the 1lst dav on July,
lSi5, at! ooloek y M 10 pay tic delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the Gust OF
advertising and expenses OF sale
SALT LAKE CRY, UtAh, July ID. 1898,
ARTHUR PARSONS, SECRETARY.
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NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT
~ no q meeting uf tho board Of ditcr.
tore, held uu tho IN DAY NJ June, lsj. an
AsausNWout 0i one 90 cent per share was
lcNcl on ne .aulAl stock OF san company,
second luur UuHIg block, sAlt Lake tlty,
Utah ANY stock upOu which said assessment
shan remain unpaid on the aUth day Of July,
advertised Tor sale at public auction, ana
unless payment Ia made before viii be sold on
Saturday, tur -lIH tay Of August, lsl5, 20 pay
the delinquent lsse.zmrnl together with cost
Of advertising amt expense Of sale, by order
NJ the board Of directors,
4 s, FOWLER. Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Brigham Young Memorial sssO-
citation Sokuow lodges receipt OF the
following contributions 10 assist In the
tuildiDg VI the Pioneer monument
From Mound Valley ward, Oneida
STAKE:
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suMMoNs

In the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District Ut ttub 1crritOry,
County of salt Lake.
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-. II. schottler. plainua, Vs. sarah a. Love,
defendant
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NOTICE. TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Morgan Gold Mining and Milling Company
Principal q frr ~ business salt Lake tiIy,
Utah Location Of mine, liaTdsctabblc
canyon, Morgan County, titan.
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Ia tho natter Of tho cstato OF John II
Barton deceased
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FOR A FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN a SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS, AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTu-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES! TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-02
COMMUNICATED.

The "new City Coureil" having quail
fled will now have under consideration
the affairs of the city for the ensuing
two years. Among the first duties it will
have to perform will be the election of
Police Commissioners. "Query" in a
last weeks issue of the GAZETTE aptly
suggests that the wisdom of Council al
low the office to seek the man. Let US
have placed in that position men OF
whom it may be said they are incor-
ruptible and not in politics-no axes
to griud-yet have knowledge Of men
individually and the modes to direct
them collectively for the welfare of the
community. We have many such TO
select from, but cannot at all times call to
memory the names of those from whom
we would choose, perchance overlook
ing those that might be personal
choice, but if we select from the First
ward such men as J.. J. Green, Park
Agnew, Samuel Mankin; Second ward,
DR.. It. M. Jones, W. A. Moore, Frank
Marbury, Geo. Fisher; Third ward,
Herbert Bryant, E. E. Downham, ]. r.
Zimmerman, E. ]. O'Brien; Fourth
ward, E. S. Leadbeater, r. F. Knox,
and Thomas Perry, we will have q
board of commissioners who, with his
honor, the Mayor, cannot be prejudicial
to good government. OBSERVER.
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AUCTION SALES.
By o'Neal & Lunt, Auctioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Alexandria county en-
tered in the case of Willis A. Law and others
VS.. Mae E. Law on tho 31st day of May,
1895, the undersigned commissioners of sale
herein named will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at public auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 10th, 1895,
the following described property situste in the
county of Alexandria. Va. at o'clock D. m.
First: Beginning st "a, small flint stone
in Luber lane road, q corner of the said ABB
ner w. Laws land and the land of Marcy's
heirs thence S. 79A0 w. 2492 chains &c,
"B, stone on the southern edge of the said
road in the line of the tract corner of the
homestead lot; thence N. go So w. $50
chains TO &C." stone in the eastern line of the
said lot; thence n. 1872 E. 23.5 chains to
ID, q stone in the western line of the land Of
said Marcy's heirs thence with the said line S.
$50 90 Z. S.94 chains TO the beginning, con-
tanning twenty acres including one rood ami
eleven and one-half poles covered by LAM
% feet wide, being the same property which
was conveyed to Abner w. Law by Boil Hall
and wife by deed dated October % 1879
Second Beginning AT &c" 3 stone in the
,astern line of the said hor., estead lot. corner
to lot Of 20 acrea, thence N. 1919 E..
;23 81 chains to I'D ;, stone in the western.
line of the land of Marcy's heirs, corner of
the said To- of 20 acres; thence N. 33o So
w. Cd chains to q stone in the siid line ).
u. .nce s. 1912 w. 2315 chains to stone in.
the said eastern line of the homestead lot :;
thence with the said line s. 23o 80 E. 2.20
chains to the beginning, containing 8 acres
and lane 25 feet wide on the eastern side of
the said homestead lot being, the same prop
erty conveyed to Abner W. Law by Bssil Hall
aud wife by deed dated April ID, 1880.
Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale and the
residue in three instslments of one, two and
three years after the day of sale, to be secured
by the bonds of the purchaser or purchasers
with good personal security and to bear in
terest at the rate of q per cent per annum
from the day of sale and the retention of title
until the same are fully paid. Conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
SAMUEL G.. BRENT,
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, Comm'rs.
WILL w. DOUGLASS,
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By o'Neal & Lunt Auctioneers.
SALE OF THE PROPERTY
4 OF THE
OLD DOMINION BOAT CLUB.

By virtue of deed of trust from the Old
Dominion Boat Club of Alexandria, Va, Fated
juno 9th. 1892, and recorded in Deed Book
Of, page 533, of the Land Records Of the city
of Alexandria, Va, and by direction of the
holder of the note thereby secured, the under.
signed trustee will sell at public auction in
front of the Royal street entrance to the Mar
ket Building of the city of Alexandria, Va,
at - o'clock noon. on
SATURDAY, July 18th, 1895,
the following property, TO wit: ALL THAT
LOT OF GROUND WITH THE IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON, in the city of Alexan-
dria, Virginia, bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at . point on the east eide of the
Potomac Strand sixty feet ten inches north Of
Duke street, and running thence esstwardly
parallel with Duke street. into the river Poto-
mac, then returning to the starting point and
running north parallel with Union street
thirty-nire feet two inches, thence eastward
parallel with Duke street into the river and
thence south to connect with the first line,
together with the dock, wharf and water
privileges.
Terms for ssle-Cash.
je21 is IC. ONEAL, Trustee.
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In MIenorian.

would not deserve the name of friend did
MOI pay slight tribute to the late JAMES
THORNTON LUcKETr Few men left purer
record Modest and retiring in his disposition,
sober and moral in every sense of the word,
thoroughly unselfsb, flithful and true to
every trust. he won tho esteem of all, and
though almost totally blind, with large
family dependent on him and compelled by
feeale health to spend the last five months of
his life in bed suffering untold agony, he
never uttered aword of complaint or reproach,
and when the means would be wrenched
from him he apologized for them, never
thinking of self, but always anxious about
those who were SO dear to him. A loyal, true
friend. a faithful son and brother. loving
husband and father, his loss is sadly felt in
the homo where he was so tenderly loved
May God comfort the stricken ones, and may
they ali meet in that eternal rest for which
he SO earnestly craved.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of tho Alexandria G.zette.l
W,srrI>-oro> J,,l,, 8


WASHINGTON, July 2.
Bids for furnishing supplies for the
current year to the government insane
ASYLUM at st. Eiizabeth's, 10 the Dis
trict of Columbia, furnish some inter
csting figures to the average consumer,
who pays retail prices. Veal, q cents;
beef. quarters aud beef rounds, are t.
be furnished lat 6S7 cents pound;
mutton at 7.S7 cent?; corned beef al
344 cents; shoulders at 749 cents;
ham at 1923 cents; lard, 7.23 cents
pound; -four 1854 and S3.72 a barrel;
hominy, 1.44 cents pound; rice, A
cents; Rio coffee. ISL cents; granulated
sugar, 4.72 cents; Kentucky whisky,
Oand so cents gallon, tax of; Cali
fornia whisky, Sl.35 gallon; vinegar.
IA cents gallon; laundry soap, SO
cents a pound; tobacco, q and IS!
cents; starch, 8 cents; green and Oolong
tea, 90 cents.
DR.. Phelon, of Chicago, founder and
promoter of ths Hermetic Brotherhood
Circle Of Isis has re-opened his fight
against the officials of the Post Office
Department which issued an order ex.
Guiding certain matters of the Brother.
mood fref ii the tf nails threatens TO
so to Congress for redress. A United
States Senator from one of the western
States has taken an interest in the
matter and has been in correspondence
with the department. regarding the
matter. The chief grievance of DIR.
Phelon was that disc, with instruc-
tons for its use. was denied the nrivi-
leees of the mails. The disc is about
the size of a half dollar, consisting OF
pasteboard and covered with buckskin.
For this one dollar was charged. The
directions for its use require that q
piece of ribbon, whatever color DIR.
Phelon may see fit to name, be
placed through a hole in the disc to
attach it to the neck of the wearer,
letting the disc rest over the heart.
Every night before going to sleep the
wearar is required TO fix his mind on
the disc and repeat the following for
mula: "By the power of the awful
Tet-ora-gram-ma-ton, whose emblem
wear, I demand from the invisible
source of supply health, happiness,
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To-DAY,s TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.

ROME, July 1.-TWO bombs were
exploded near the police barracks at
Monopoli last night. No one was hurt
and very little damage was done.
LONDON, July 2-The wind blew q
gale down the Henley course this
morning, but the crews were all out
nevertheless. The Cornells rowed over
the entire course at the rate of forty
strokes to the minute, but did not try
to make racing pace. The Canadians
also rowed over the course, but the
wind prevented them from doing any
special work. The Dutch crew went
over the course at forty-six stroke,
travelling very fast.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, July 2.-The author
tiles have caused to be torn down hun
dreds of placards that we're posted
about the city asking the Bulgarians 10
come and assist in the revolution and
appealing to Prince Ferdinand to send
an army into Roumelia.
LONDON, July 2.-Nasrulla Khan,
the Afghan prince who has been on a
visit to England for some time past,
was entertained at luncheon at Wind
sor Castle to day by the Queen.
FREDERICKSBURG, July 2.-Prince
Bismarck's health has been very un-
satisfactory for the past week.
DUBLIN, July "A laborer walking
through Boyne street this afternoon
picked up tin canister which was ly-
ing in the roadway. He attempted to
remove the cover when the canister ex.
ploded instantly killidg the man.
DUBLIN, June 2.-The Parnellite
faction of the Irish national party have
agreed to contest all of the likely seats
in the twenty-four out of the thirty-two
counties and all the boroughs except
Londonderry and Belfast.
ROME, July 2.-Cardinal Gibbons
started today on his homeward jour
ney. He goes first to Milan, and will
later visit Germany and Ireland before
returning to the United States.
LONDON July 2.-In the House of Com
mons to day Right Hon Arthur James Bal
four stated that he had hoped that parlia-
ment would be prorosued On Saturday anf
would formally dissolve on Monday. but the
Colonial boundaries bill aud the extraditiou
bill must be passed before the dissolution
could take place He hoped that the naval
! works bill also would be passed.
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THE ASSAULT ON Miss NoLLs.-
Henry Robinson, colored who is in jail
at Berryville charged with attempting
to commit a criminal assault upon
Miss Nolls near that town one evening
last week, was given q preliminary
hearing in the Jail before Justice Hard
esty Oh Friday evening. Robinson was
defended by Mr.. Marshall Mccormick.
Miss Nolls identified Robinson, and
said he was the man who committed
the assault. She said she was attacked
by the negro, who was concealed be-
hind stone fence. He struck her on
the head with a stick, knocking her
down. She regained her feet when he
threw her down and rent her clothes,
after which Robinson struck her with q
stone as she fell over q fence upcon-
scious. She was found there uncon-
scious by her brother and sisters, who
gave in their testimony, along with
Miss Nolls's father. Robinson denied
having assaulted the girl, and endeav-
ored to prove an alibi. Robinson was
held for the action of the court, and
will be tried on Thursday.