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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
VIM. H. Brooker ct ux. to Arthur n. Chap
man, part lot g. section 1. Barry Farm:
$3.50. Carrie Levengood to Frank ID. Fos-
ter. part lot ), SO. 107: $3.50. Chas. F. q.
Richardson ct Tx. to Mason N. and Ada F.
Richardson, east " lot 16, blk. f. Washing
ton Heights; $50 Douglass S. Mackall.
trustee, to Ellsworth T. Simpson, part lot.
3d. in p B. T. and DIS addition and part
lot 30, SO. 81. Georgetown; 81. Jno. o:
Johnson ct ux. to Frank ID. Foster. part
lot ;, So 1O7; $3.50. Samuel A. Drury and
D. B. Croft, trustees, to Benz. w. Holman.
lot !, blk. 10, Meridian Hill; s4.125. Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company to Ida,
McCaull, lot AZ, SO. $50; $3.50.
Joseph Auerbach ct ux. to Frank " Tie
ford. lots 2O5, 2U6 and DOE. 50. 6I2; $40.
Spencer Coleman to VIM. II. BROKER, part
lot s. sec /. Barry Farm; $225. VIM Il.
Manogue ct ux. to Brainard H. Warner.
part Kings Acre, Georgetown: SO. Same
to same lots 10 to 142. blk. q. Long Mead
ows: $40. Elmer H. Sothoron ct ux. to Jas.
Z. Sothoron, lot Is. SO. 81: 81 400. Frank v.
T,Iford ct ux. to Joseph Auerbach. lot 90,
so. %; $40. Mary II. Treynor to Emma
Harrison, part lots % to 81. SO. 1925; slQQ.
Calvin Wilmer ct ux. ct al. to BENZ. r.
Whiteside. original lot II, SO. 1927; $40.
Benz F. Whiteside to Calvin Wilmer. south.
one-half original lot IL. So. 1927: $40. Same
to Nelson H. Duvall, north one-haf same.
lot; $40.
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EGYPTIANS ARE FESTIVE.
A Rise of the Natives is Predicted

Rise of the Natives is Predicted.
PARIS, February @.-Rumors Of an I'M
satisfactory nature as to the condition Of
affairs in Egypt are causing uneasiness
here. special dispatch from Cairo says
that friendly natives assert that a rising
of the natives will take place on the Goth
of this month, during the Ramadan. the
great annual fast of the Mohammedans.
which lasts during the day for a month.
The Journal DeS Debats. commenting
upon the situation. insists that the task of
France Is to rouse continental Europe SO
that it Will give unmiStakable evidence
that its sympathy Is with Egypt against
Great Britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
MYSTERIOUS VERDICT.
This Coroner's Jury Nny Have Had
Some Hidden Meaning.

Yesterday afternoon. at the sixth pre-
cinct station. Coroner Hammett held an in
quest In the case of the boy Alfred Far
riner. who died after he had taken a bath
In a cold room at the Benning race track.
and the jury, after hearing the evidence,
returned a verdict blaming no ore for the
boys death. The verdict as reported on
Lieut.. Kelly's report this morning is as fol-
lows: THAT the said Alfred Partner came
to his death on February o. 1895. from con-
geStion of the lungs, caused by bath in a
cold room, and we recommend that In the
future all bodies dying suddenly be sent
Immediately to the morgue. that the cor
oner or his assistant may learn the proper
course of Judgment and examination
There is no explanation attached to the
verdict,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20

A dispatch from Montevideo says that
advices received there from the Brazilian
frontier are to the effect that the Brazil
ian reyolutionists are active. and are mass
ing well-armed and well-mounted bodies
of meu in the state of Rio Grande do Sui.
The revolutionists are under the command
of Admiral Da Cana.
A steamer which has arrived from Samoa
saws ii is rumored there that German war
ships will arrive during the month of May
for the purpose of subjusating and disarm-
ing the natives.
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Dc,fb of Rev W. Il. Rp,,c.

The Rev. W. h. Boyle of Hyattsville. Md.
died suddenly at $50 O'Clock this morning
of paralysis. aged ffty-six years. He was
for years editor of the Episcopal Methodist
of Baltimore. He was obliged by il-health
to retire from active life about one year
ago He leaves a wife. three daughters and
two sons. Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
Funeral of ScvelIon A. Brown.

Funeral services over the remains OF the
late Sevellon A. Brown were held yester-
day afternoon at Epiphany Church. At
the conclusion of the services the casket
containing the remains was forwarded to
Cayusa, " Y. the birthplace of the de-
ceased for interment. The paibearcrs
were: Maxwell Woodruff AVA Adte' Al
60 puff Hubley Ashton Durham Stevens,
F. T.. Chaplin, Andrew Allen and Admiral
Walker.
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TWO THOUSAND KILLED,

A Terrible Explosion on the Island of
F0rn0sa.
HONG KONG. February Cot Is report
ed that 1000 Chinese soldiers were killed
by a recent explosion Of magazine in the
forts at Takao, on the Island of Formosa.
The notorious robbers, known as Black
Flags. have been committing outrages, and
the British residents are in need Of urgent
help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
Ern GihIlnn'S LerfiIrr.

Brig. Gen John Gibbon will this evening
deliver the fl IN of the course of free lee
lures at All Souls Church. his subject being
''N1y Life on the Plains. and What L Know
About Indians"
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BOARD OF TRADE.
The Needs of the Water Service to BE
Considered This Evening.

Special interes is manifested by the men,
bers of the board of trade in the meeting
which will be held this evening at VIII
lard's Hall. The principal matter to come
up for consideration will be the need of
the city for an increased water supply.
The proposition now pending in Congress
to raise the dam at Great Falls will be
considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
Turkish officials Stirred Up.

CONSTANTINOPLE, February 2O.-The
latest intelligence received here Of the pro-
ceedings of the commission that Is inquir-
ing into the outrages complained of by the
Armenians has made a deep impression
upon the Turkish officials. Witnesses who
were recently examined gave evidence gens
orally rejecting upon the officlals OF the
government in Armenia. Five of the wit
nesses testified that they were witnesses to
the massacre of children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20

A proposal is afoot to revise the constitu-
ton of Uruguay.
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Ii HUNG CHANG ACCUSED.
Said to lie Aiming at the Enpe rOr'
Overthrow.

Said to he Aiming at the Enpe rOr's
Overthrow.
LONDON, February "a special dis
patch from Shanghai today, printed here
this afternoon. says 1t Is positively as
serted there that the journey Of Ii Hung
Chang to Pekin is Intended to give him a
chance to accomplish what he has long
awaited-the overthrow of the present
Manchu dynasty in China. Ii Hung Chang
will begin his journey to Pekin tomorrow.
The same dispatch also says that kung.
the ex-Taotaf of Port Arthur. has made
a confession, showing the traitorous de-
signs of Ii Hung Chang. 1t is stated that
Lii Hung Chang has been leagued with The
officials at the palace at Pefdn for the
overthrow Of the dynasty eve since he
was deprived of his yellow jacket and pea
cock feather and lost various offices.
A dispatch to the Times from Tien-Tsin
says that official news from Chefoo Is to
the effect that all the foreign officers who
fought against the Japanese at Wei-Hai-
Wei, except John Wide. the American.
who violated his oath not to help China,
have arrived at Chefoo on parole.
1t Is stated that some Of the Chinese
torpedo boats at Wei-Hai-Wei deserted to
the enemy, their crews having mutinied,
and that the soldiers on the Island of Liu
Kung Tao refused to fight. The Chinese
naval officers behaved well.
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f-bIcnrOnu KuiRhfed.

LISBON, February 2O.-Mr. ]. Foster
Rhodes of Chicago has been knighted by
King Carlos. He has received the decora-
ton of the Order of Christ of Portugal.
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To Maintain Close Relations.

PARIS, February 2O-The delegation Of
Iaboring men sent to the worlds fair at
Chicago by the French labor unions to col
lect economic and political information was
last evening merged into a club with the
object of maintaining international rela-
tions between the American and French
labor unions.
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Anti-Jcsuit LAW Repealed.

BERLIN February 2O.-The bill to repeal
the anti-Jesuit law passed the reicnstag
today amid cheers from the Catholic party.
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Reutrtc,ing vladivo.tock Privileges.

ST. PETERSBURG. February 20-To-
DAYS Bourse Gazette announces that the
free port privileges of Vladivostock. the
Russian port and naval station on the
Northern Pacific ocean, will not hereafter
be granted to arrivals from Alden, the
British port in Arabia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
CARpET-WEAvERs STRIKE.
Indications Point To an Early End
iu.s of II.


PHILADELPHIA. PA. August 70
Appearances to-day point TO an early
ending OF tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
strike. which on "Wednesday will begin
the sixth week Of its existence. The &C.
ton of the firm Of Joseph Taylor & Son.
on Saturday. I'm signing the ~ per cent.
advance scale. 10 take effect on Sepiein-
Der 18th. has been the means, II Is be-
Hevad. ~ bringing about the result.
A spirit OF compromise has entered into
the minds az the strikers. and IN "A mum
Ter OF mills to-day the pr0prletors were
waitel uuon ny committees OF their late
EMPLOYEES. who rendered the employers
the same terms upon which Taylor n
Son had brought about an adjustment OF
the difficulties. Shop-meetings q the
strikers were held this morning, and the
outcome was decision 20 return to
work If the manufacturers agree % put
the advance scale into effect on Septem-
Der 18th.
IL was stated this afternoon that Sam
uel White and Thomas Boggs. large
manufacturers. have signed the advance
scale. 10 take effect September 10th. The
strikes announce ihat several other
manufacturers have signed the scale con-
misunderstanding 10 pay the advance
on the 18Th prOXimO IN case certain manu-
facturCis do l.kcwise.
HouFhton Atkinson, ono Of the strikers,
was arIaigued before Magistrate South
to-day on the charge Of intimidating Re
becca Tomlinson and John J. killen. who
remained az work. lie was held I'm Sl,ooO
hail for court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20

dlvidual may offer the best terms, to IA
cilitate the construction OF n yiaauct ana
the running OF cars over Broad street.
After some heated discussion Mr.. wal
lerstein's resolution was, upon President
Gloyer's motion. laid on the table, by
vote Of Il 10 ..
THE TRACTION ORDINANCE.
Two ordinance of the Richmond Trac-
,io, Cor,ra,y was then read. the CITY
Attorney closely following. and makins
certain alterations By cons nj OF Mr..
c,o,.e~ v,hn offered the ordinance, and
90 III v,riiane. The following were the
,,,,,.,ioi changes made: Work TO com
,,,o,,c. on ,ha western end in ten days
ard on the eastern end within sixty days;
the bond Of $1,000 TO be deposited WITHIN
ten DAYS: the work 10 be coihpltlei III
nine months; requiring the company 10
pav Der cent. OF its gross earnings III
lien az all taxes: this peTceh'ase ~ 'ieI
OF eli taxes to run untl l'u'' nis'eaI "a
zoe. fares not 20 exceed cents each'
q, six tickets for y cents: half-rate
ticl,sts 20 school-chlldren and working
rcorle between certain hours; altera-
tions In the event a yiaduct should be
built at any time.
THE SUBJECT DISCUSSED.
Whom the Council was through making
o,,o,,Irnonts 10 the traction companys
ordinance there was a little discussion.
NJ ploon1bere said there were but TWO
rnoterial noints Of difference between the
ordinances Of the two companies. THESE
were that the traction complnys lines
world stop at Robinson street. WINE
those Of the city railway would extent
to the Boulevard. and. that the city hah
no poWer 10 make the other lines OF the
Richmond Railway ara Electric Company
accent transfers from the traction COM
pany. For these reasons he would have
10 vote for the ordinance Of the city rail-
way.
Mr.. Epns had a few words TO say
against monopolies. lie referred to the
Might that the city came near being In
when the Committee on Light wanted 10
build an electric-llght plant In order TO
save money on the old lighting contract
with the Railway and Electric Company,
and added that In this controversy thir-
teen members OF the Council saved the
city 800 800 a year. while the company
claimed the lights were being furnished at
cost.
WON BY TWO VOTES.
There were cries Of question" CUES
ton. had President Glover directed Clerk
August TO call the roll. The vote resulted
in victory for the Richmond Traction
Company. whose ordinance had been Of
fered 10y President Glover as a substitute
for that of the Richmond city Railway
Company. az follows:
Ayes-Messrs Blanks, Briggs. Caskie,
Cottrell. Davis. Donleavy. Epps, lawder'
Mcdowell. Murphy. Scay. Trower. Woody
and President Gloyer-1i.
Noes-Messrs. Bloombcrg Deane, Fer
ritter. Griffin. Grimes, Gunst. H0hson,
Lanlorkn. Jackson, Mayer. Smith, and
Wallerstein-12.
The Council then promptly adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
The britannia Again Outsnils the
iiIs1-IWenty- Hntcrs tlSe unce,

PORTSMOUTH. August 19.-The cutters
Ailsa and Britannia and the forty-ra,ers
Caress. Isolde. Carena, and Corsair started
this morning IN A race FOR the Albert
Cup at the Royal Albert regatta. After
the race the Ailsa is to be laid UP for
the rest OF the season. The course for the
race was a distance of fOrty-siX miles.
the yachts going twice around the Nab
light-ship and west middle shoal.
The twenty-raters InyOni. Audrey.
Nineta. Luna, ana Niagara started in a
race for a cup valued at - guineas.
owing to light wind. the yachts did
not so over the entire course. but came
home after rounding the Nab on the
second round. The Britannia won, finish
ing at 2:j7. The Ailsa came in at 2:5S:29,
the Isolde at 3:56.J5. The Carena and
Corsair gave up the race.
The Inyoni won the race for the twenty
raters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
aDVICES FROf, CUBA.
Rebel Hands Put to Flight by Gov
crnmcut Troops.

HAVANA. August l9-Advices from
Santiago are that Colonel Palanca routed
al Iona Siguarey. in the Sanctus Spiritus
District. several rebel bands under the
command of Rolom and Sanchez. Sixty
rebels were killed, while the eovernm mt
forces lost two killed and eight wounded.
The rebels ned into tn province Of Puerto
Principe. and were pursued by the troops.
Bands Of rebels under SCarez. Sayls.
MerchadO. and Fuste are proc .eding to-
ward Campana, a town near the border
line Of The provinces Of santa Clara and
Puerto PRINCIPE.
Colonel Olivier reports from Remedios
that the troops under his command had
q battle with the rebels near Rojas. and
that The insurgent loss was heavy.
The rebels attacked the Ramona plan
tation. but were repulsrd by the opera
tives During the fight twelve rebels and
one Of the operatives were killed.
\ party Of iasurg nts cut the telegraph
apparatus at MANAGES last night, and
put out the fires in the railroad engines.
Another rebel band attacked the Civil
Guard post at Iona de la Cruz last
night. 1t is believed that the rebels have
burned the village Of Barajasui.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
COSTS ANOTHER LIFE.
The "NiId West" Craze Among
n,xs-supposedIy Empty Revolver.

rIrNKHANNOCK, PA, August -
The "wlld-West' craze has cost the life
Of another boy. A number Of boys were
r,av,nc at killing Indians this morning
n Mehoopany township and s-year-oid
Ienford Love was a redskln and i2-year-
old Fred. Doughty was cowboy. Act
In. according to the established rules
- hovbood nghtils, the young rodskn
49, 70 die By the hand or the cowboy.
a,J D1ugaty placed a supposedly empty
,e,,olver 20 the mouth Of little Love
and pulled the trigger. Unknown TO the
boys the revolver was loaded, and the
INLET passed through the ohilds neck.
sey.rine the spinal cord and instantly
killing him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
LAvLEssNEss ~ MICHIGAN.
Negro Assai;ant OF n woman
Threatened With Lynching.

OTSEGO, MICH, August l9.-Sam She
lor. colored thief who broke into the
house OF a Mrs. Smith here last night and
robbed and attempted to assault her, was
arrested at Plainwell this morning.
A crowd gathered around the jail with
, rome and forced an entrance. They
placed the rope around the negro neck
and dragged him from his cell. As the
moose drew sight the fellow confessed
and implicated in the robberies several
other negroes. whOm, he said could De
found in q swamp nfar here. posse went
ont TO search for them. The gang was
located two miles from town, and began
firing on their pursuers in an attempt 20
escape All neighboring towns nave been
notified. and the gang Will be killed II II
does not surrender
There Is still talk Of lynching Shelor,
and he will probably be removed to Allen
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
THE LIBERTY BELL.
start for Atlanta Exposition POST
poned 10 October 18th.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. August l9.-The
joint special committees Of City Councils,
which was appointed 10 represent Phila-
delphla at the Atlanta Exposition, held a
meeting this afternoon and decided 10
postpone the start with the Liberty Bell
from here from September llth TO October
an.
This action was taken at the request OF
Atlanta citizens. who. ii was stated At the
meeting. VIII lie able 70 give the Liberty
Bell and the councimanic party better
reception after the turmoil Of the opening
day"
No action has as yet been taken by the
court in the application II several Phila-
deluhia citizens Tor On injunction 10 pre-
vent the taking Of the bell to the EXPOSE
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
Cheap Excursion Rates Via the York
River Line.

The following cheap eXours.on-tickets
are sold 10y the Southern railway over
the York-River Line;
Richmond 10 Baltimore and return:
limit fifteen days 81, Richmond 90 Phila-
delphia and return. limit thirteen days,
81; Richmond 10 New York and return.
limit thirteen days $l2
The York River Line steamers are eie-
ganty appointed. and have every modern
convenience. The table II supplied with
all the deicacies Of the Chesapeake Bay.
and the cuisine IL Unsurpassed
Information will be cheerfuly furnished.
and statnrooms can be reserved In adj
vance by applying as the Passengers
once, $50 east Main street.
S. c. WHITEHEAD,
city Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
Cheap Tickets, Richmond to Bostou,
Mass. and Return.

open to the public. August I'D to 18th.
tbe Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po.
tonac railroad viii sell round-triD tick
ets 10 Boston at IlZ. via sound
lines. and Si575 via all-rail routes on
account Of Knights Templar conclaye
Tickets good until September 18th, ard
can De extended longer II presented 70
ticket-agent in Boston between SeptCm-
Der l0,h and 30th.
For full information apply 10 Richmond
Transfer Company. corner Ninth and
Main streets; tickot-agent; Byrl-Sttces
Station. or g. 4 TAYLOR.
Traffic Maaager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
In Brituin's Parliament.

LONDON. August Bon motion Of
Mr.. Balfour, the government leader, the
House Of Commons. by a vote of ri to
s.. suspended for the remainder Of the
session the rule which provides for the
adjournment Of the House at midnight.
The government will also take the whole
time OF the House.
After rejecting several amendments to
the address I'm reply % the queens speech
a government motion to adopt closure
was carried by a vote Of 206 to g.. Then
by vote Of 2l1 to s. the House agreed to
the address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20

Philadelphia Inquirer. appeared before
MAGISTRATE South this afternoon in an
ewer 20 a charge OF criminal libel pre-
fcrred against them by state-Senator
Charles 4. Porter. Mr.. Porter. VINO was
on the witness-stand for abou, an hour,
declared that publications In the Inquirer
which reflected upon him as contractor
and a citizen were untrue. James Ever
son. ST.. publisher Of the inquirer is
also Included In the charge, but he IS
i'm Europe.
The accused were held in S.oo bail for
court.
Mr.. Porter brought; suit on Saturday.
and AT the same time Instituted a civil
suit for 10000 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
spccInl Round-TrIp Rates on satur.

Beginning Saturday. August i7th. ard
continuing each Saturday thereafter, untt
September 18th. inclusive, the Southern
railway Will sell round-tgiD tickets from
Richmond to keysyiiie and intermediate
stations AT the rate OF one fare Cor the
round-t.lp.
These tickets VIII oe sold for Train No.
II (Keysyille Accommodation. leaving
Richmond al T.. NJ. olly. and Will DO
good 10 return until the following Mon
day. {. WblIhhLAD.
City Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
River Steamer SnuI<.

CAIRO. IND. AusOct io.-roe steamer
city OF Sheffield struck an obstruction In
the Mississippi river back OF Cairo At
midnight. and sank. The water barely
covers che holler-deck. and as the wreck
lies straight and smooth II will be raised
without trouble. Several hundred barrels
OF -four In the hold Will be damaged.
No lives were lost. and the passengers
who remained on board were taken of
this morning by the Margaret.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
CHICAGO TINE WARRANTS.
because of Technical Objections.
Local Bankers DO Not bid.

CHICAGO. ILL, August 19.-Because OF
technical objections to time-warrants. au-
thorlzed by the recent Legislature, local
banks did not bid for any part Of the first
$4,000 advertised to be allotted to-day
BIZ Comptroller Wetherell. The only bid
received was from W. j. Hayes 81 Son.
Of Cleveland for $1,000, at premium Of
40.
The COMPTROLLER expected no Response
from Chicago bankers. and intimated that
they would be disappointed II they were
holding of 20 buy the warrants at
discount from the city's creditors He VIII
look T. New York and Boston FOR buyers
of the securt.ee. which, he declares. are
sound In every way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR CONCLAVE.
Richmond "a Boston and Return Via
tir York Line.

For the above occasion the Southern
railway win sell round-trip tickets from
Richmond 10 Boston and return yLl ths
York-Rvor Line al the following ratesl
Via New York and Sound lines, sl255; Via
New York and rail- lines sii05. Tickets
will b. sold August 2]d and 2ith. with final
limit September 10. 1895. By depositins
tickets with agent Of terminal lines az
Boston an extension OF limit. 20 leave Bos-
ton not Later than September Goth. may
he obtained. For further Information APP
ply AZ passenger Office. $50 east Main
street. s c. WHITEHEAD.
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
purant Trial AdjoGrncd.

GAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August -
Indrs Murphy was too III 10 attend court
his ,norulag, and Judge Belcher. who
onpcared in his stead, merely opened
court. and at once ordered an adjourn
inent -.
The Durant trial VIII be resumed on
Thursday II Judge Murphy Is sufnctentiy
recovered 10 take his place on the bench.
Up to the present time $50 talesmen have
been examined.