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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
c. f. Greenwood & Fro
MAN GAMESE ORE.
MAY MARK AN EPOCH IN VIR-
| GINA IRON INDUSTRY.

The arrival of the ship Kings County
and the near expectation of the l<am-
bira. both from Rio and both loaded
with high-grade manganese ore. may
mark an epoch in Virginia iron minins
and milling. The recent combining of
the iron mines and mills in the South
western and Valley section OF this State
with the Coal and Coke Companies of
the same sections, secured by the Tunls
Creek Coke and Coal Company. and
with that Company's stockholders rs
principals. has greater significance than
has been given it for this port. This
company's output of coal and coke has
largely Increased in the last TWO years.
ana their coaling OF foreign steamship
lines has grown as rapidly. The impor-
tation OF manganese ore 10 he shipped
to the mills Of this and like companies.
Will provide for an enrichment of the
ore which their mines produce and put
them in line for producing high grade
steel and iron work, allowing them to
compete with anything turned out in
the country
The two ships above noted bring re-
epectively 1900 tons ana $500 tons Of
this ore. which is of much value in
high-Srade iron production. The ship
Canada is also en- voyage to Rio ana
return. and may bring like cargo.
This Will furnish. as has been pninttti
out in this paper in the South Cuban
trade, as Il possibility, a return cargo.
making West Indian and South Amer
ican trade doubly productive to shin
Ping, ana undoubtedly will prove A
valuable factor in upbuilding the shin
ping ana railroad business OF this port
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
The Bramtiy Church PASTORS,

The Baltimore Sun of yesterday has
the following item of news that will be
OF interest TO the BaDtists Of Norfolk:
The Brantly Baptist Church is
making preparations for the coming of
the co-pastor, Rev. DIR. NJ. Is. Wharton
of Norfolk. The installation exercises
Will occur on sunday, May l. Services
VIII he held morning ana evening and
there viii probably be an afternoon ser
wee Whlch VIII be in charge Of differ
ont ministers in the city. These will
probably I've held in Music Hail. ON
Monday night. May ., the church Will
give Or. and Mrs. Wharton Il reception.
Dr. Henry NJ. Wharton. the pastor. will
be present and participate i'll ali the
Church three pastors-the two Wharton
brothers and Rev. Henry Cross. the
present pastors assistant"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
This Concerns
Furniture Linens.

Covering the furniture with
these pretty striped iinens not
only protects it from dust and
dirt, but adds a summer-t time
charm to the home.
These linens that we have
ready for you are identically
the same quality and patterns
as roundabout stores ask half
dollar a yard for.
We ask but 42c.
lfe y measure IS inches inches
wide, and are shown in navy,
green, red, white and tan
stripes on natural grounds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
ITS CAREER ENDED
Norfolk College For Young Ladies
VIII Close.
A fhe I'm" "fthe Present schoia,tic
fcnr in Jnmc, tho Stockholders
VIII Discontinue Provision, For
Itr Support.

| With the end of tho soholast!. wear
in juno of 1899 the Norfolk College for
Young Ladies Will close its doors 10 the
public and retire from the list OF public
educators. This is not Il nasty action,
but is the result of a gradually crystal
! izlng opinion Of the stockholders. 10
whom, 10 use The Tnguage OF the presi-
dent. Captain John l.. Roper. the fun
of continualIypaying out with no return
has lost It's novelty and charm. The
fact is said Captain Roper. when
talked with by a Nirginian- Pilot re-
porter yesterday, there have been but
TWO yenrs when the college has paid
EXPENSES and never has it paid any
dlvidcnd." The Captain owned that he
was The principal stakeholder ana that
the college had been Il drain since the
time it was built, eighteen years ago
IL said he had given Il great deal Of
ms time and thought TO it. but now
his time and thought were getting too
valuable 10 be given any further in this
direction.
Asked what he deemed the cause of
the failure OF the school. Captain Roper
CANNED ;hat ;hc causes were two in
number. The first was the nultiplvine.
]
try which furnished board and tuition
Tor less price than good board can
/ De furnished for here. There IS little
question with the parents, apparently
OF the class of tuition furnished: they
send their children to out OF town
schools, and ut the end Of the terms
they get a diploma and everybody is
/ satisfied.
The second reason is undoubtedly the
growing popularity Of the public schools
ana the fact that it is getting 10 be
fashionable to send their children there.
While the public schools are getting 10
be a powerful factor in study
captain Roper stated that the stock
OF the school was $4,000. while nearly
every year has added a burden OF in
debtcdness which the stockholders have
10 pay. The school has been fad with
captain ROPER and ii is with evident re-
Siet that he sees its mission ended For
several years it brought a large num-
per of students from other cities and
states who spent considerable money in
! Noriolk. Norfolk people have not. The
stockholders feel. stood by the school as
'hay ought and II is now at its close.
what VIII be done with the building
/ IS undecided. but il is likely thar IL win
be taken by other parties and slill con-
tinuc as :. school.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
! The commencement exercises this
year will begin Sunday, June 4th. the
oaccalaureate sermon being then
preached.
| Glass night, musical night, elocution
nisht ana commencement night viii
follow. she latter occurring or Thurs
day. June Sth. when the final address
to the graduating class will be deiiv-
tered by MIR w. II. yenable. probably
4 at the Academy Of Music Fiie other
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
A LUMBER COMBINE
A Wealthy Company Chartered
in Norfolk.
Empowered 10 increase cnpi,aI ,o
Twenty Miiiion Dollars and Isoiu
omc Million Acres OF Lnnd six
hundred Million Feet STANDING
Timber on Hand.

The Atlantic Coast Lumber Com
pany. with II minimum capital of $1,000.
600. which may be increased To $4,000, =
600. was chartered by Judge Hanclel. Of
the Corporation Court. yesterday.
The head Office OF the company VIII
be in Norfolk. Its officers are:
THE OFFICERS.
Lewis y. Hall OF Bay Mills Mich.
president; Edward Is. Freeman. Nor
folk, vice president and general mama-
ger; Charles S. Fearing. of New York
City, treasurer; Robert, l.. Montague.
Of Norfolk. Va. secretary; the Board of
Directors to consist OF Wallace l. Flint.
of New York city; Waterman y. Taft.
OF Boston. Mass: Frank j. SAKE. of
New York City; Edward l.. Freeman.
Of Norfolk. Va; Lewis X. Freeman. OF
Warren. Penn: Wrighton w. Tunis. of
Norfolk Va; Lewis y. Halt OF BAY
Mills. Mich.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
Lancaster cigar Boxc. An r,u,,x,

The Revenue Collectors found quite
a number of empty boxes carrying the
bogus stamps Of the Lancaster factory.
but no cigars, the dealers stating that
they had sold all they had This leaves
the round up in this section al abou,
$4,000 as stated yesterday. II is hardly
likely any more will be found.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
SANITARY INSPECTION.
NEW SYSTEM OF INSPECTION *
AN IMPROVEMENT

Mr.. J. Cannon ana w. l.. stevens. nm.
der Police Sanitary inspectors. appoint
ed under the recent ordinance of the
councils. began their rounds of contin.
uons inspection yesterday morning
Their daily reports are referred to tn,
Mayor, and by him to the proper
branch of the city government for &C.
ton. The system of inspection viii h.
greatly simpliiicd by the new ordi-
nance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
y COLOSSAL CORPORATION.

This colossal corporation may. under
It's charter acquire IN Virginia and
other states real estate. timber. timber
rights, minerals, mineral land. build
and use wharves. barges ana ships ana
conduct a merchandise business. 1t
may hold one million acres of land
The chief business TO be conducted is
Ot cOurse. the lumber husinese
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
WEDDING BELLS.
TWO PRETTY MARRIAGES SOL
EAlNIZED YESTERDAY
EVENING"

Mr.. John p. Doran and Miss Louise
Fillmore Burgess. both OF this city, were
united in matrimonial bonds yesterday
afternoon. The wedding was quiet
home affair occurring at the home of
the bride, los Brewer street. ana Was
solemnized by Rev. Father T. J. Will
son, of the Sacred Heart Church. at 4
o'clock, in the presence of immediate
relatives and friends.
The bride. who is a charming bru-
nette. was attired in beautiful cos
tune OF white satin. trimmed with lace,
ana was attended by her sister. Miss
Mary burgess, also in white. both car
ryinS handsome bouquets. The groom
ana his best man. Mr. Ed. j. Doran (nis
protheD, We're in fun evening dress.
ihe parlors were beautifully decorated.
ana the scene one OF sweetness and
charm.
Mr.. and Mrs Doran left for n trlr
to the North on the WASHINGTON bost
last evening. accompanied by man,
hearty good wishes. The presents wcr,
numerous and valuable
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

"A very pretty but quiet wedding was
celebrated ut the home of Mrs Elnora
McGuire No. Sli Tunstal avenue. at
y o'clock last night, when her charming
daughter, Miss Mary L. Mcclure. be-
came the bride Of Mr.. John $. Thatch.
a popular young man of this city. The
parlon' OF the residence were prettily
decorated for the occasion. The bride
was attlred in a handsome gray broad
cloth suit. trimmed with White satin.
ana wore white kid gloves The maid
OF honor Was Miss Alice Mcclure. sis
ter of the bride. She wore a sui, sim
liar TO that of the bride. The hest man
was Mr.. solomon Thatch. brother of
the groom He. like the groom. wore
conventional black. Rev. Father Frioli.
OF 81. Mary's Catholic Church. i'm
pvessiveiy performed the rite that Made
them husband and wife At the CON
cluSIon Of the ceremony reception
was held, the few chosen friends lhat
were present bestowng their bes. wish
IS on the happy couple for long and
prosperous life. Mr.. and Mrs. Thatch
VIII reside with the brides mother. M
No. Sli Tuns;all avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
ITS PRESENT HOLDINGS.

Tho company has already acuuiro1
GOo,0OO.ooo feet Of standing timber be-
tween Norfolk and Charleston 5. {.
The men interested are the most sue
cessful lumber dealers in Norfolk and
other cities
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

All in sight of monument. "Newes,
Discovery extracts teeth painlessly
\. Y. Dental Rooms. rnucs only, 32i
Vain street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

Garments produced by Rudclphi &
Wallace represent the highest art in
tGiQIing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
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This best
Muslin
Underwear Store

This store is first Of all a
lc0WdN'S store.
BUT, hun eds of men deal
here, too. They tind they can
deal here protitably.
Regarding the event which
is now in progress
Tie Greatest Sale of
Muslin Underwear that
has ever favored Norfolk
women.
There is shown here, we
think, at least twice the guam
tity and variety of Under Mus
Inns that you'll find in any
other Norfolk store, and THE
PRICES RUN EVENLOWER
THAN DURING ANY OF
OUR PREVIOUS SALES.
Here are five items that
show The equal goodness Of
hundreds more
CORSET COVERS. An Sc >-'f'--
Five excellent styles Ernhrorderv
trirIr1Ir-zt--s.s,i Lace TRIMMED Tight
ittng ard French covers. Made OF
iine eambric. beautifully trimmed
Fearl buttons.
CHEMlsh:. AT sec
standard cott-n With cmbroldery
enc OF line cambria, open front
with corded band.
DRAWERS. AT Soc
Iialf-dozcn very attractive styles.
Made of best cambrtc. umbrella
shape trimmed with Point Do
fariS lace, Nal lace, fine embroed~
cry and rich Torchon.
SKIRTS. AT S9c.-
With deep umbrella houncc. trimmed
with Point DO Paris lace and inser-
ton. Another style trimmed with
deep ombrcidcry nounce with dust
rufilc.
GOWNS, AT si.-
Ten different styles. Ililn neck with
yokecf fine tucks. embroidery trim
med: French GOWNS. yoke made OF
Val. lace neck and sleeves trimmed
w:;h samS: neck, yoke of en- ;
brc.dcry and tucks; Empire, laca
anu embroidery trimmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington. April 25.-Wcather fore
cast for Wednesday,:
Virginia-Fair Wednesday,, preceded
by showers; variable winds; Thursday.
fair and warm.
North Carolina-Fair preceded by
showers In eastern portion Wednesday;
variable winds; Thursday, fair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
SODA WATER DRINKS.

For tho coolest and best soda fountain
drinks so to Trotter's Drug Store so DIV
water or artificial syrups, nothing MI
pure water and crushed fruit syrilns
used. 80
Pineapple Sherbct, the original ard onlv
lce-Crcam Soda. any Favor: Coca ~, IN
saza, Coca Goa. Coca Cola with celery
Roko- Mat with pepsine. MIX Shakes
Ihosphates. Egg, Grape. Clarct, Orange
Cherry. Raspberry and fresh Lemon
Pineapple Snow. Ciarciadc. I.imoadc
Lemonade, Mint Ices. Niolette lees and
any and all The leading drinks. """
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
Will CONTROL TINE rRApr.

1t is probable that the company. will
practically control the lumber trade of
'hls coast. Many mills will be erected
along the coast of North Carolina. The
company viii own it's own vessels to a
great extent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
THE TRAIN ASSURED
Norfolk Soldiers viii Be Brought
Home BY Citizens,
Over SIG D Has Been Rai.cd, ana
Only About 5000 More is Needed
70 Bo Mustered out To-Morrow,
nnd VIII he Here Saturday.

1t is now an assured fact that the
Norfolk soldiers in the Fourth Virginia
Regiment will be brought home on II
special train rendered by the citizens of
Norfolk. They will be mustered out to-
morrow at Savannah.
The sum OF $l,GO725 has been raised so
far by the committee, consisting of
Captain w. W. Dcy. Mr. X. Henry
Jones. Colonel Harry Hodges and Mr..
S. $. Nottingham.
500 STILL NEEDED.
About 5000 is still needed. but this
Will be easily secured to-day. it is
thought. All three of the Norfoll, com
panies will return on the special train.
arriving mere possibly by Saturday.
THE NORFOLK. COMPANIES.
The three Norfolk companies are
company y, Captain II. II. sheen and
nicutchants William Hill and w. l..
Burrow. commissioned officers; Com
pany u, Captain II. w. Salumonslly
ana Lleutenants c. l.. Wright and Wal
Ter church, commissioned officers
company r.. Captain y. j. Nottingham
ana Lieutenants w. II. Wassum and
Edward :. Jones, commissioned officers.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The following are the subscriptions
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
AMJISEHl ES'rS.
AUDITORIUM THEATRE

s. p Cor. Nebraska anu Union sits
JAS NJ. MARION. Prop. and Manager.
Wiley HAMILTON Anus Director
Concerts, presenting n respectable up-
to-Gate Vaudeville entertainment
Mauaees. Tues. Thurs. and Sats. a, ?
from TIL Il. Admission. 10. 10 and 25c.
ja22-1y
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
We Clean
Lace Curtains
and Blankets.

Let us clean the lace cur
talnS and blankets before you
put them away for the sum-
mer season. Well clean them
perfectly and al 1'ay small
cost.
Drop us postal, or phone
us. Well do the reSt-to yo-r
entire satisfaction.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
TIDES.

TIDES
Norfolk-Iligh water. 9.06 n. m. and
9:33 p. M; low water. 3:12 Il. IN. and
$40 D. m.
Old Polnt--High water. S:i5 a. m. and
2:49 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

CALENDAR.
sun rises, 5:l5 IL. m; sets. ESQ p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
Norfolk nnd Vicinity.
FORECAST FOR

~ M" sici"tFs
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY.
Fair. following cloudy weather; light
variable winds; stationary temperature.
TEMPERATURE RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
Maximum temperature .... "a
Minimum temperature ... 56
Normal temperature ....... IS
departure from normal plus Q
departure since Jan. LIST. minus %
rainfall in past 81 hours ...plus-
Rainfall since LIST of month. 40
Mean humidity ... 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
9 SUBSCRIPTIONS.

he following are The subscriptions
Owed up To last ni~hi:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

Ten different styles Ilili neck with
yokerf fine tucks. embroidery trim
med: French gowns. yoke made OF
Val. lace neck and sleeves trimmed
w:;h same: neck, yoke of em-
bi'o!dcry and tucks; Empire, Lace
anu embroidery trimmed.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29

You can find just what you are
looking at Privett's.
Most of the schools in the valley
get from one to two weeks vacation
during the holidays.
Money to loan on improved farms
at 8 per cent. Apply to the Bank
of Ellensburg. sepS
H. F. Blair wen. over to Olympia
Tuesday o\be present at the teach
ers state meeting that is in session
this week.
See Privett before you buy your
Christmas presents.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29

Mrs. James Thompson still re.
mains very poorly.
Toys in abundance at Morpan's
Book Store.
Christmas day passed off very
quietly. About the only thing to
pass off out Of. 1.-The ordinary was an
unusually large number of drunks.
Owing to i'll health, have con-
cluded to dispose of all my poultry,
l have some thoroughbred stock
and some one will get bargain.
Call early and look through the
flock. Russ EvAxs
Mike Agnew came over from
Black Diamond to spend Christmas
with the Ellensburg people, He
returned Tuesday.
A new lot of Angle lamp supplies
aC HE DAWN OfhCe.
The public sale of the late DR..
Newland's estate on Wednesday
was well attended.
John Clerf bought 81 head of
spring calves at the Newland sale
on Wednesday. He paid $1,000
per head cash for same.
A fine line of Albums, Fancy
Goods, Toys, ETC., at Morgan's Book
Store.
Cupid's capers were many this
week as will be noticed by looking
over the list of glory tickets issued
by Auditor Fogarty.
The old and the young will find
nice present at Privett's.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29

Under the principalship OF Prof.
C. Will Shaffer, with Miss Anna
Salladay as assistant teacher, the
Leayenworth schools are in par
ticularly flourishing condition. The
scholars in all grades are making
rapid progress in their studies and
the number of parental visits is
sienificant of the keen interest taken
nv the head of families.-Wenat-
chez Advance.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
A CARD.

l am making clearance sale OF
all my fall and winter stock OF mil
linery at prices that any and all
can afford to purchase. They are
cheap but not cheap stock.
Mrs. D. H. WEsTCoTT.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
.4saHional Local Ne1vs.

Chronicle
Pivstt wants to see YOU
wishsrd came over from
~ Saturday morning to spend
mae with his family. AL is
,;ne we'll and says he is feeling
Halliday bargains at Privett's.
u.nk Reeves is now editor Of
Vsnstchee Advance.
.otOu's store is headquarters for
Bend Flour"
=. city council of North Yaki-
ms ordered the MARSHALL stop
DE nickle-in -the-slot machines
bsing operated in that town.
l,diss shawl, single, blush gray,
m new, lost in town or was "a,
IN from buggy. Finder will
I'll leave at this Office and get
nrd.
Al kinds Of Toys and Fancy
uds 1t Morgan's Book Store.
gpll line Of amateur photo sup
II 4 Psutzke's art studio.
There is a strong and growing
ufmsnt in Yakima to close all
lions and gambling houses on
nAy and the question is now
II The consideration of the
nnsil
ppnt forget the Red Mems dress
No 10 given January /, 1900.
WI. Patterson Of Wenatchee
M over Saturday to spend the
,ld,ys With his family. He has
u Bic interest in the ferry at
mtchee and will 60 on the farm
mly.
Holiday bargains at Privett's
tndry Music and Notion Store.
3. I. Bean Of North Yakima
at Christmas with his people in
idty. He is looking fine and
rhis always glad to visit the
xkwn in central Washington
shake hands with his many
isnds.
man ofquiet habits wants plain
asd where there are no other
A'dss. Apply at Office.
Rslis Randall and wife came
'n from Roslyn Saturday to
'ad Christmas with their many
lends.
uoo Privetts and get your eyes
With Special Ground Glasses at
" The price you pay travelling
dsians.
ma Gilmore came down from
@yn to spend Christmas with his
nph.
9aRAY: A two year old heifer;
y; not branded; right ear split.
as % my place about 2 months
~ W. Of town about 3 miles.
asF Will please call, prove prop.
%My cost and remove same.
E. E. ST1cKNEY.
M Dec. %, 1899.
Nv. Carter came up from Top
a'a Friday on a business and
aas visit. His many friends
!" glad to see him looking so
Wand hearty.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-29
A CARD.

will close out my entire stock
of Trimmed Hats at cost. Come
and Examine my goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
Come and secure bargains.
Mrs. N. STEVENSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-26
MANY TRAGEDIES WE'RE
ENACTED YESTERDAY.
A Serious Shooting ARRAY in FIuvanna
County,
RIOT At VIRGILINA, IN HALIFAX.
One Man is Dead and Several More Are Seriously Injured
Two will Probably DE-
OPERATORS THROAT CUT FROM EAR TO EAR
At Last Accounts the Dying Man Was Being Protected from
the Mob by Small Number of Armed Men-Irouble IN
East Radford-Negro Fired Three Pistol Shots at a
White Man Regardless of Danger to BystandeFS
But Happily No One Was Hit-The Crowd
Pursued with Shouts of xiii Him.,
Rope" Etc.. But He Was Lodged
Safely Ial--0ther Disorders.

thought that two of the wounded men
will die
The last report was that mob was
trying 10 lynch Turner but the dying
man was being protected from the mob
By o. small number of armed men I'm the
depot All The parties arc said TO be
white.
IN EAST RADFORD.
EAST RADFORD. VA Dec. Spec
ial.-At the corner of Norwood and Third
streets. which were thronged to-day at
1880. a negro was iostlod by "a white
man. After some words. the negro,
muttering. whirled and fired three shots
in rapid succession at the white man,
regardless of the crowd.
Strange TO say. nobody was BIT. The
bullets flew high. one crashed through
the upper window of barber shop over
the heads of the crowd inside Tine ne
gro. possibly thinking he had killed
somebody. brandisniug IBIS pistol fed
across the railroad yards with a. large cX-
cited crowd in pursuit. yelling Kill him.
rope. &c Ohicer Graham distanccd the
crowd aud overlook the negro and hur-
ried him tc JAIL followed hy 90 large crowd
which Qucted down after they learned
that mo- one was shot.
At 1880 H. Al Sergeant Thomas phoncd
the Judge dat reliable person had in-
formed him that there was danger of "a
mob attacking the jain tonight Tho
sergeant was directed To- remove the
prisoner ON the o'clock train TO Pulaski
fafl