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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
MILLER & RF1OADS.

Va. have returned to their homes after
a very delightful visit.
There will be a pie party given 81 Mfs
Leila Wrights, 1920 McDonough stieet,
Tuesday night. for the benefit OF f1o
church
Messrs. ]. w. Powell and o. b. Harris;
OF Mllers School. Albemarle county, VIII
spend the summer in Manchester. They
have accepted positions with the kith
mond Willow and Wooden Ware Compa-
ny.
A child's rev slipper wac found on Hull
street Saturday night, and the owner can
get II by calling at this Office.
The County Court OF Chesterfield was III
session yesterday.
The Manchester Grays attended the
Oakwood Memorial with the regiment
yesterday -.
Mrs. ID. A. Ford. OF Otterburn. IS visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Ira III. Reynolds, on
Fourteenth and Hull streets.
Miss Mabel Whine, OF Old Point COM
fort. who has been visiting frends IN
this city. left for her home Saturday.
Mr.. William Gillian left yesterday tor
POwhatan Courthouse.
Mr. n. G. Broaddus has stray sneep on
his farm on the pew road near putnam $
store which the owner can get -
Mr. Chas. Hoofenagle was In the Guy
visiting his friends yesterday morning
Mayor Maurice lcff yesterday ar noon
for stanton. where he w;i be ~ ths
next few days.
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c11rcAcO IIvE sTocII MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 10.-Trade in cattle was was
again brisk. and desirable lots SOLD az h,in
prices while others were barely steady.
a few common weight steers We're taken
AZ S3.9Oq4.25 and $40 was paid Tor a iot
of prime Missouri yearline Herefords' put
the bulk of the beef cattle crossed me
scales AT s4.40d5. The demand Tor butch-
ers' stuff was active. fat cows and nelleTs
selling largely at $3.2Ju4 p. while the
bulls sold at 50 JOq3 for bolognas' ana at
S325G4 for exporters. Choice caves
brought S5Q5.2J. -. o,lo
HOGS-Prices OF hogs were largely 80
lower early. but the market eathereu
strength later and hogs sold actlVelE'
Heavy packing lots sold for 81 Og 80
and prime light weights ar S3"'t7'''i2'
the bulk going at S3.S5q3y2l2
SHEEP-Prlces for sheep were lower,
with lambs of about 10c. Sheep were
salable AT s2d27j for Inferior to Sf.,oH
4 az for brine lots. shorn focks compIlslng
a large shore Of the offerings. leNaS
sheep sold at S3q3SJ. 1000 ~ e.. T.,
Lambs sold slowly at S2.2Jno.Zo LOT III M
ferior to prime. Colorados selling at Sf.oO
and upward. ILL., An
600 head; sheep. 1900 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11

A Successful Revival of Reiieion-Wome"
Fight with Bricks

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, May To-
Speclal.-The Hon. John T.. Massey Is
quite sick at his home on PARK street
The revival services In progress az me
Methodist church for over two keeks.
closed last night. A large number OF con-
verts were received in the church on sun
day.
Rev. Or. w w. Moore. OF Hampden-S"-
ney. preached 10 large audiences yester-
day morning and evening at tae UNI
versity chapel
Three coops OF carrier pigeons from the
Monumental City Homing club, were
liberated here yesterday afternoon.
Two negro women engaged In compat
Sunday afternoon near Jenerson ra's
Hotel with brckbates. the result OF
which was a mashed nose and fractures
skull for Martha Jane Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
WHEAT--No.
SHORT RIBS

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. No. 2 yellow, 24l9n24Ac.' NO.
eprine wheat. 74ikc No. 2 spring wheat.
70d75i1c. No. red. 92Mg93isc.; No.
corn. 24AG24s4c.; No 2 oats, INC; No. :
white. T. 0. b.. 22n22l1c.; No. 3 white. 7.
o. b.. 2O1zG22ilc.; No. . rye. 34034hc.; NO.
fax seed. 7Tka79c.; prime timothy seen'
per 100 pounds. sS.97h; short rib sides
doose). s4GOG4s0: dry sailed shoulders
(boxedI. S525qj.50: short clear sides
s5d5. 12ib: whisky. distillers' finished
goods. per gallon Sf19; sugars. cut Loaf
S,I5r.. diaries. SG13c.: cheese weak al 9lzg
1OI.c.; eggs steady; fresh. SIC.
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Calls to BAPTIST Preachers

ASHLAND. VA, May 1O.-SpecaI.-
Rev. c. L. Stuart has been called 70
preach at the Baptist church mere every
Sunday. He Is popular preacher ara
has given entire satisfaction during 'no
time he has been on trial.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May TO-
Special.-Rev. W. W. Owens. Of King
George county. has accepted call TO
Bethel Baptist church at White oak.
Stafford county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 10-It has been a
slow market in all branches or the traoe'
ana at the best new business was light
too light. in fact. TO warrant any special
reference Deliveries on former purchases
have returned a good volume OF sales. nut
with succeeding weeks these become
smaller. Printing cloths quiet bun STEADY
At 81 per cent. In fact. values show no
weakness in any direction.
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The Trim 10 Dutch Gan.

The James River Improvement Com
mittee has postponed It's trip 10 Dutcn
Gap. II was expected that the members
would 30 down on the city tug Thomas
Cunningham. ST.. at o'clock yesterday
but they will probably 90 on wednes-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
Robbery In EmporIa.

EMPORIA. VA. May 1o.-speciei.-
Thieves broke a large plato glass window
in the front OF III. Schwartzs store LAST
night and stole two hundred doiiars'
several 6urglaries have been committed
on Main street in the past few months,
The candidacy OF all applicants for Dis
trict Offices have been certified 70 tne
pictorial Board by the clerk % ~
court The number v unusus1v ~ =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
Small Blazes.

Steamer No. 7 was summoned TO the
Free Bridge at o'clock Sunday after
noon on a stin alarm TO extinguish a
fire in a lot Of rubbish at the center
OF the bridge.
Yesterday afternoon at 12:3 o'clock
Steamer No. put out a fire in the dump
al Eleventh and Leigh streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, May 10, 1897.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 1O.-Virginia So,
new. 74ikd75; Virginia Century, 64AQ65 /;
Consolidated Gas. 59q5915; Consolidated
Gas Gs, 117l1Ql1S; Baltimore and ohio
Southwestern LIST AIS guaranteed, 9is
bid; Baltimore and Ohio. 112dl2H.
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|-ed considerably by a big worlds visible
fBecrease. Corn and provisions were very
I<duu. and closed at substantially uh
chon9ed prices. except for lard, when
shows a small decline. Oats were In gooo
demand and advance &c.
The leading futures ranged as io@ %Iose
=. Onion High. Low. GiOse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. C.. May 1O..sPlR-
IT'S OF TURPENTINE-Firm at NC re-
ROsIN-Nothing doing; receipts, l3O
barrels. ,.t 20
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quiet; hard
81 90. yellow dip, SL70; virgin Sl-9O' re-
points l6 barrels.
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CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO. May 10.-With Government
crop hanging over the market. generally
auguy OF lower price. wheat to-day man.
aged TO advance half can't il was help
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 1O.-TUR-
ENTINE-Nominal at 25hc.' sales. none.
ROSIN-Firm; sales. none; b and g.
81 %: ID and L. s13O; + and g. 81 -; II,
$50: /. sl.55; X and NJ. Sl-Go; n, Sl''''
window glass. SIS; water white, 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. May 10, 1897.


Mr. George A. Haynes will offer break
of about thirty packages OF Caroline ana
Louisa county (Na) sun-cured topaccoS ae
auction on Change tomorrow IuesudS'
May IL, 1897.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
Wrappers. / hogshead; hllers, y; cutters
g. scrap dark, %; Tugs DARK ~. Iotai'
IS hogsheads. -.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. 10 hogsheads; dark,
20 hogsheads. Reinspections-Bright, ii
hogsheads and fierce.
Myers, Shockoe. Crenshaw $, Sea,
brooks Allegheny, Old Dominion, and
Davenports tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts, IS packages; deliveries,
II packages. ~.
tions on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
sis6 90; plug tobaccos, s2,O4I.14. Total
50, 234.34.
A small break Of new dark loose tobac-
cos AT Shockoe Warehouse for tomorrow.
break OF bright loose and sun-cured
tobaccos at Stonewall Warehouse, and 4
break Of bright loose tobaccos at Planters
Warehouse for tomorrow.
The Petersburg (Na) Record OF Satur-
day Nav s, 1897, says:
The following will show the movement
OF tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses;:
I..nw
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May II. 1897.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman, New
York. merchandise and passengers oio
Dominion Steamship Company.
steamer Winyah. Simmons. Philadel-
phia. merchandise and passengers, j. w.
McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Maria Pearson. Smith. Phiia-
delphia, coal ). II. HAYES q co.
Schooner Peter c. Shultz, Lowry, New
Haven. light, TO load railroad ties.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfoik,
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman. New
York. merchandise and passengers, Oio
Dominion Steamship Company.
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SAVANNAH. GA. May 10.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 25Ac.; sales, evV casAS re-
ceipts. 1900 casks. 100 ,.,-. -
ROSIN-Firm: sales. 1928 barrels: re
CENTS. 2 $50 barrels: quote-A, b, g. Sl'd9
u $40: f. Sl45; +, Sl5O; G. Sl.oS; II.
81. co; I. s1.65: X. S1.7j; VI. Sl.lo; \. Sl.oo'
urindnw qlass 2.O5; water white. 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

1O.970.5 sos 16.3141sS
MARYLAND. about the same as in 1896
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 8. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Istra, New Orleans
Steamer Byron, Fernandina.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 10, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ben. Ledi, Fernandina-
Steamship Leny, Pensacola.
Steamship Indrnlems, Glasgow.
Schooner l.. +. Friend. Fort Monroe.
Schooner Ida G. Schoolcraft. Richmond
Barge Coal King. New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Istrals, Genoa.
Steamship Byron, Rottendam.
Steamship Ben. Ledi. Stettin.
Steamship Lany. Bristol.
Barge Rondout New Haven.
Steamship Niramar, Glasgow via Nor
folk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

a
Lizzie Johnson, q coored woman, met
with a painful accident yesterday morn.
ing while attempting to get or Hull
street trolly car. She was a passenger IN
car No 81. and when the car had passed
Twentieth street. she Informed the Goa
ductor that she wanted to get of at this
she was informed that the car did not
stop between corners: but she wen. 10
al a moderate speed. and she Jumped on.
The result was that she was very
badly bruised woman, and IL Will be sever
al days before she VIII be able 10 get
about Ia. ho,., tho
baseball fever bad and have organized
two clubs to play matcn next Satur-
day. They style themselves the RIOTERS
az" The members Of the Rooters Club are
Coy Moore. Burke. Broadnax, POOL
Weisiper w VI. Washington. +. Wash
ington. and Bradley; Battery. Weisiser
ap Tbe /" JAnti-Rooters are Walden. Duval.
UaIker Rice. Petzold, OBrien. Dunsford;
Blanton and Malone. Battery Rice and
Aia'o"' BuRFOOTS ADDITION.
Mr. n III Crostic has returned 10 Bur
foots addition after few mouths ~ Il,
town. thinking after all II Is the pes' pai'
70 Mrs rls Gos s; has also lately moved into the
While Mr. Archie Pettigrew was walk
ing with slippers on in his yard YESTERDAY
evening ne had the misfortune 10 run d
nail into his foot. which accident VIII lay
him I'm for a day or two.
Mr. C' IT. Kahl has about completed
another house IN n- THIS RppSclls Clements aus'
ana % FROM THE CHURCHES.
There was a net increase OF SIX scho ~
airs on the roll OF the Sunday-Scnooi OF
| West End on Sunday and good perceh,-
| age OF attendance. The collection aiSo
| showed a marked Improvement,
The church services were wen At,eisu~
| ed and much interest was maniiestsu, ss !,
pecially al the night service; seveta'
| ppersons asked an interest IN the prayers
| % the church. and there was one CONVEX :
sion. One new member was received Dy
| certificafe from Beulah church
| Mr.. w. ]. Williams. a stewart any
| prominent member. was reported az sNn n
| in bed. He was much missed. and "as
Specially remembered in prayer.
| The pastor announced that on Weones-
| day night he would preach especially 10
| Young men and women, taking Tor SUD-
| feet IA Clean Path"
| After the service there VIII De meet
| ing OF the Epworth League Council
| On Friday night there VIII be an enter
| taInment at Mrs. Jennings, on Evereti
| street. between Seventeenth ana tien-
/ tenth streets. for the benent OF tho
church. Refreshments will be served
There was large attendance 1t Lead
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nlonrv An EXcHANGE: Monev on

call easy at Adh per cent; last loan at
- per cent: closed hQh per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 3i4q4 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business IN
and M 4S6L 1851 for sixty days; posted
rates. 4s7Q5s7i5 and 4ssQ4S9; commercial cial
bills. 4S5A. Silver certificates, Wi4Qoyys,7'
bar silver. COZ: Mexican dollars 4l,t.
Government bonds firm; State bonds dulli
railroad bonds firm. "
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John l.. Williams 6 Sons
BANKERS.
f000 EAST MAIN STREEl. .

state Bonds. City Bonds. Bank S toSn11
and other high-grade Investment Se0u'
ties bought and sold ,.a,,.
LETTERS OF CREDIT furnished as s,
able In all parts OF the world. Ihhol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-11
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, May TO- IS

Hogs -
prices. Cattle hest. 4G4s.c. gross; me
d,rn 70 good. 3l{G3Xc. gross: common TO
fair, 2ib6sc. gross; sheep. 3gtc c. sto oo',
lambs 5d6c gross: hogs, S3.eV94'-OV'
gross. bulls. 2H62Ac gross.
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Inspsesions ia date. 5s4; same time last
year, $50.
Messrs. Charles W. BONNER & Co report
the Lynchburg (va.) tobacco market for
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1Jc Cocoa Scrub BRUSHES, &c.
10c. Cocoa Scrub Brushes. sc.
Il ct. Dish Pan. 10c.
4-string Brooms. 20c.
Anderson's Soap, large cakes. &c. each.
Octagon Soap, &C., for 25c.
Quart bottle Ammonia 10c.
packs Toilet Paper 25c.
Beeman's Chewing Gum, packages sc.
Crystallzed Ginger, 1sc. box.
Cream Chocolates. 15c. ID.
Cream Filberts. 15c. ID.
SPECIAL.-Pure Pepsin Chewing Gum,
q full-slze sticks for Sea- delicious Gum.
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.Ouotations are for bonds maturing IN
not less than ten years.
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IemOUuUt StI'i &c
Large Glass Water Pitchers. Bic.
Imitation Cut Glass Fruit Stands, 5sc.
Berry Sets, large bowl and saucers,
Berry Saucers. zoe. dozen.
Stone Cuspadores. lIc. each.
finch Jardiniers, zoe. &c.,,
Tin Cuspadores, Red, Black, and Green
SC. each. a. ..oh
Extra large Carriage Spunges l0c. each'
Large cake Turner'S, &c.
Large Japanese Walters. lOc.
Double-pointed Wood Tooth-picks, &c.
box.
SUNRISE Egg Whips, lc each.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

turned 10 the city from their bridal tour.
and are making their home with Mrs.
Wells father. Mr.. J. Robert Perdue, OK
Porter street.
E1fler. who have been visiting their
friend, Miss Josie Brown. Of Manchester.
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interest solicited.
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vr,tere must furnish their real name, even
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publication, as an evidence OF sooa latin
Matter intended for publication should be
--sttan only on one side OF the sheet, ana TO
insura insertion in the weeks issue; com,
munications should reach ttiis once py
Wednesdays mail OF that Week.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 2orH, 1897.
THE sUFFR4GE QUESTION.

AS the time for holding the constitu-
tional convention approaches. the sem
timent on the suffrage question be-
comes daily more pronounced in favor
of certain limitations to the exercise
of the right, SO as to free. as far as
practicable, the body polite, from the
influences Of the ignorant classes.
There have been advanced divers
plans, all having as common end III
view the disfranchisement Of the negro
voters. so as to eliminate the brother
in black as a factor from our politics
and while few are welded to any par
ticular plan, a majority OF the white
people OF this state are welded to the
purpose aforementioned. Not only
democrats but many leading republi-
cans as well are welded to the pur-
pose, so that it may be taken as a fore
gone conclusion that, if the people
should call the convention, one OF the
first things the convention will do will
be to limit the exercise OF the right OF
suffrage.
It seems to be agreed on all sides
that we have reached q crisis in the
history of our state when such r~sstrlc-
tions have become a necessity and 4
measure 0i Seli-pEeSeTfaUl0H. LIE he
gro element has welded a corrupting
influence over u politics, have de
bauched them to such an extent and
has so demoralized our young men,
that all good men, are agreed that the
time has come TO call halt, and to re.
move the cause which has been so pro
lifx of deplorable results.
But no plan Of restrictions which
may be adopted win bear on the ne.
groes alone; all such plans must to 4
greater OF less extent affect certain
classes OF our white population.
Whether q property. an educati0na
or a mixed qualification be adopted
debarring TO Il great extent the negroe,
from voting, any such qualification
will likewise shut out some white 10
tiers.
TO be sure it will be hardships a
those who will ~ thus deprived of tht
exercise Of tie right Of suffrage bu.
it is a case, it il argued, of the pr
vate interest giving way g the gener
al good.
"The greatest good Of the creates
number passes before every othel
consideration ii every well regulated
society, and when th;tt desideraduu
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A CORRECTION.

Elsewhere we publish an interesting
communication from Major w. z.
Mnltin, Superintendent Of Public
Schools, anent the preference given
to Normal School graduates in the
appointment Of teachers. The Major
assures us that it it Il mistaken inn
preston that the certificate Of giadu-
alton from the Normal Schnnl gives u
preference to the holders thereof III
in the matter Of assignments ~ ~scl,aais
over other applicants who have pass
I'd the proper examinat on that
ii fact, the certificate FROM tie
Normal School only exeinpt- lie
holder from examinations. and entities
him or her 70 teach without submit
tug To examination before Ilie board.
but otherwise confers IN preference
~ applicants Who have successfully
stood the examination.
The law seems to bear no other
Interpretation than the one noted in
our last weeks editorial, which may
account for The general character u
the Impression noted hu t, it seems
that the State Board Of Education has
put tie Interpretation given by the
Major upon tile law. and that settles il
for all practical purposes. We are glad
it SO int tpreted it, and that our local
board will follow that interpretation,
a. it will give our home teachers wit
successfully PASS the examination /
fr.+r opportunity to secure position,
as teachers.
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THE LAFA YETTE CONFER
ENCE.

A conference of health officers was
held in Lafayette on Nov. 18th. at
which the following parishes and
towns were represented, viz:
Lafourche, Terrebonne, st. Mary,
Iberia, st. Martin and Lafayette and
the towns of Houma, Pattersonvllle,
Centreville, Baldwin, New Iberia, st.
Martinsville and Lafayette.
We learn from the Hon. HI. N.
Coulon who represented this parish
that this meeting was harmonious In
all particulars and that the OF
the conference was that the board oil
health of the various parishes and
municipalities represented should
raise or modify their respective quar-
antine regulations 80 as to permit
from and after the 18th instant, per
sons from New Orleans to enter thei
territories, who are provided with prop
er health certificates showing they hay'
not been recently exposed to yellow
fever by visiting houses or tenement
infected with it ; and TO allow from
and after said date, all goods Of what
soeyer nature to come in, provided
the same be accompanied BY certif
Gates of the Board of Health Of Nes
Orleans and properly signed. showin'
that such goods have been thorough,
dlsinfected under the supervision D
the board Of health.
The conference further recommer
aed that no household goods in us
from any point which was infecte
be allowed to enter prior to Jun
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An account says "TIere Ia but one
guillotine in France, and it il logged
around from place to place as it is
needed. 1t is u very ugly looking,
machine, aud cost $4,000. NJ. de Paris
receives, in addition 10 his salary,
$4,000 a year for taking care Of it and
keeping it in business like condition.
IL does not look unlike an old fashion
ed Franklin printing press. The two
npfights in which the knife rnns are q
little over ten feet high, and the
greatest width of the platform ia
about four feet. The knife itself il
wedged shaped, eighteen inches wide
and weighs lao pounds with tue
weight which surmounts it. In an
execution it falls about four feet in
two thirds Of d second.
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