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eUNsoAT IN WAITING.
The Pajlla 10 Watching fer the Appear
anoe OF Her Enemies.

The Padia 10 Watching fer the Appear
anoe OF Her Enemies.
San Francisco October 10.--ufnoers OF
the steamer Acapulco which has arrived
here from Southern ports, state that they
saw tho Colombian rebel guuh0at Padiila
az point about twenty miles below
Punta Arenas. Costa Rlca, hove to, ana
apparently lying IN wait FOR the steamer
cTnmcnt FOR use as a warshlp. Tue boaS
Is reported to be o vessel OF about 100
tons register, hut 20 not armed She was
expected 10 so TO Panama to be furnished
with quck-nrug guns. Like the officers OF
tho city Of sydney, which arrived here q
week ago. the OFFICERS OF the Acapulco nave
good opinion Of the gunbOat padilln ana
express the opinion that she is more than
match FOR the government Funboat 30.
gotta, now on the way 10 Panama from this
port,
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was run IN LAM. chappaous. tho ,sxor,,.
IN me third race, came IN easily. Traei
Nile and three sixteeuths. seii,,, -.
hrne, Lou. Hazel. Time 2.oiis.
Five and a half furionrs selline r.,.,
bglea,wweiser, Miss Knickerbocker. Tlras 20
qua, Tulare. Royal Penny Time i,SeiP IA
Time 1:41ib 49, fesers'
Seven furlongs-Foundling Golden cu,.
ter, Delagoa. Time l.2I. "i'
Six furlongs-If You Dare ttn5r.a
Louis Wagner. Time l;i4h.
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No Leaaue Team Wanted.

Beaumont, Texas, October l0.-The recent
visit Of Ted Sullivan, the baseball enthu'
siast, 10 thlsscity has given the impression
that Beaumont wants to be in the Texas
league Such, however, Is not the case.
The men who have supported the ball games
I'm the past do not want TO 20 into the
Texas league. The idea now is that q
pretty park will be built OH the new street
car Inc and fast independent ball team
viii be organized. The strength. Of The
team will be such as to make them the
equal of the Texas leaguers, and sholld
the latter End any weak spots after the
season IS on ard want their dates filled In
crcditably they viii be accommodated by
games from the Beaumonters.
one of the Southern league officials has
written here stating that he would Ike
to have Beaumont figure on a team for
that league He did not say who this
city was TO succeed. but said that II the
growth continues this winter here that had
been the rule for the past two years they
would certainly want Beaumont TN TO take
the place of some Of the dead ones east OF
here
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Texans in New York.
lsneninl n The Post.l

New York, October 1O.-The following
Texans are registered In New York:
Houston.-Mrs. G. Frank, Miss A. Housh-
ton. Broadway Central.
wacc.-G. II. wlehusch, 81. Denis.
Galyeston.-M J. McKendy. Imperial.
San Antonio.-J. S. Sweet. New Amster'
dam.
Dallas-c. Beachamp, HOFFMAN,
cainesyille.-M. Spencer, st. George.
Donton.-R. L. Grifeths and Wife, Broad
way Central.
Texas.-c. A, Lockark, Marlborough
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FIAs II, SEwANEE 0
!. visitors We're Not ia II With the
Varsity Eleven.
,,osOS As A HURDLE JUMPER.
Ware Heavier and Exhibited Con-
ls' ..'..hI. More Ability in Playing
me eame-The Lineup.

-. Texas, October 1o.--rexas II,
ir tells the story which 5000 IN
b-. $3.50 ,pectators gathered together from
'ts,',, .very part Of Texas saw this after.
h'A'D -hcn the Varsity eleven got even
~, 's ,hs sesanee team on Dallas field.
~ W. ,'n,yersity Of Texas men we're scarce
n 4 trouble once and battered the line Of
y s.vanee men with both ease and grace.
=, ...s.on's hurdle jumping, a tactic first EN-
49, Nv the Missouri university coaches
NV. \. feature Of the struggle. Both teams
~ With energy and enthusiasm, but
M ,urerIor weight and strength OF the
y, .s.,,,r team oyercame all obstacles. Had
n' ..me lasted three minutes longer
ON would have. IN all probability, made
instaes svsrare weight Of the Texas team Il
insaSrrds that Of the Sewunee Is 15s
~ Fully 200 students came to DaliaS
pam .s H. visiting team and cheered this
We snd white ON TO victory. The Ten
cn ass had defeated the Varsity twice
s Isss.. n years gone by, but today's game
ssss al scores even
ne lineup: .
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Mckinney, Texas. October l0--rhe In
ventory and appraisement Of the estate of
Dr. c. a, Foote, one OF the earliest set
tiers OF Collin county, mention Of whose
Just been nied. The estate consists prin-
clpaliy of stock in the First National bank
% Gainesville the Collin County National
bank and tho Greenvilln National bank.
207G acres OF land IN Collin county and 4sI
acres ia Young county. The total value
is shown TO be 1921 $50 ~.
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Resldenee a Tsmele.

Temple, Texas, october lo.-The resi-
derce occupied by T. D. Engledow was
burned here this morning with all con
tents. There was no one in the house at
the time. Mrs. Engledow being iu Dallas
and Mr. Engledow down town. Mr.. Engc-
dow lost about $1,000 10 furniture with
$1,000 insurance. The house was the prop,
erty OF Mr.. II. Il. Conner aud was Insured
Tor $1,000, with a probable valuation OF
Sih0n
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The Worth r,a.L

lsios October 10. The Lady won the
b. se .. ne card today at Worth In an
ss sA'op from Eva Rica, the out
Hrs 0ne-haif furlongs-AyImer Bruce,
ke is, rs Time .Os %.
I eo Cc,,n.s Ssrs.enty Leyiathan. lilo
IN f,,lt I'm Out Time "A 3-5,
&c liz ~Fairhury, Geyser, orla.
Sc I:so Lady. Eva Rice. Lagola.
s.asiss iiSFlongs- Prince Of Endurance
slle asd alsensls, Time 1:2s Is.
ts4 49, sixtecnth-Pirate Queen Ras
Aa' Tune las 3-5.
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Races at Morris Park.

New YORK, October 1o,-Odom landed Ad-
vance Guard a winner in the sixth race
1t Norris Park today The victory was
ray popular Lavatcr, Titan and Al.
vance Guard we're the winning favoritos-
Nile and a half, over six hurdles Lava
tor, Swinert, Draughtsman. Time 2:47le.
Last siI and half furlongs OF the With
ere mile-Rlyer Pirate, Joe Cobb, Tom
lawson. Time III.
lnf- Musldora, Honolulu, De Reszke. Time
Liz
Ile Eclipse course-Pride of Galore. Guy
Pafs, Meddling Mary. Time 1:12A,
The Withers mle-Titian, Moon Daisy,
Nhlsp. Tine 1:44.
Nile and a furloug Of the Withers mile
l5iS.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
Eixture company Assloned.

Fort Worth, Texas, October io.-Ihe
Texas Fixture company made an assign
meut today, naming Morgan Bryan as
sirnee. The liabilities are placed at Sl5''
o0o the failure is said TO be due TO the
fact that many Of the counties In Texas
have gone dry, thus reducing the demano
for saloon fixtures which was tne prl pin
de gn' Of the company IS John E. weeden'
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Bond Matters.

Beaumont. Texas October lo-city At
torney Leon son6eld returned from Austin
this morning, where he went to consult
with the attorney general on the questions
that are likely to arise over the new bond
issue which the city contemplates. While
there Mr. sonheld gained considerable In
formation that will be valuable. me
ernres Of city Treasurer Greer as to
the limit were found to be correct ana
there will still be a margin of $4,000 Tor
further expenditures by reason OF the fact
that the funding bonds, according 70 tle
ruling Of the attorney general, will baye
To be provided for out Of the general fnnd
and not the so cents set aside already oy
the council for an interest aud sinking fund.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
S. Il. MGARY WAS FINED FOR CON-
TEMPT OF COURT.
A Texas League Ball Club Is Not De-
sired--Matters Arranged for the
Issue of 5onds--News Notes.

Branch office: The Posts Beaumont OF.
fee is now located in Exal building
ground floor, both phones No S33, with Il.
n. Nicely as business representative and h.
W Greer as correspondent. Subscriptions
and advertisements or news items left at
this address will receive prompt attention.
Subscribers having any cause for complaint
as t. delivery Of papers are requested TO
phone or otherwise notify the Office
promptly.
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stahle A. Victoria.

Victoria. Texas. October 10 Last night
about 0:so the stable in the rear OF Mrs.
G. Slttcrle's store and residence ON Juan
Linn street was badly damaged by hrN,
The absence OF any wind at all and the
prompt response OF the hremen saved the
building and adjacent property from coul-
plcte destruction. Loss about $500.
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!. aid Of John Wesley that he cnee
~ - Mistress Wesley: why do you ten
saw ,.us me same thing over and oyer
thar e ei i.e.Jobn Wesley, because once telling
asa,ats enough" Il Is for this same reason ,o,
tbAt you rouch Remedy cures colds
Chainof. nat il couutcracts any tendency
ara s a'p diseases 20 result 10 pneumoni5,
o. rn ,bst h 4 pleasant and SAFE 70 taAes
F For saie By al dSpggisth y;
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carload u Matehes Stunned

Greenyille Texas, October io.-A car.
laod Of Diamond matches consigned TO
tho Paris Grocery company, and which
were being shipped over the Santa Fe,
caught on fire at Celeste Tuesday and
were destroyed. The Are was prevented
from spreading TO other cars In the train
by cutting the burning car loose.
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NORRIS PARK ENTRIEs.

Seven furlongs, all ages-Annlc Lnurette
" Grand Opera no, The Ragged Cavalier
W. Dublin, Blues Chuctanunda 122 Belle
y ltoy III, Gold Money ~, Sylrln ll9,
malsNlck l0I, Wild Thyme 30. tunnels
ny Gimcraek %, Leonora LoTing 107.
ABOUT three and a half miles, champion
eePleehase-Adiidiaumo 100, Rowdy 154,
nais Forward $50, Inspector stevens, Self
'irelsction, illuminate los, Judge Phillips.
Mnpse course, Nursery handicap
rr.glne li6, Athel 115, Judith Campbell ia,
sssehla buTch 10, Kite Star, Astara, Segc-
n Is " Fire Eater los, lnvlncible III
Tvon Money JOG, Scioto 104, Athelroy 100,
81 " Merry Acrobat 100, Mayor Graham
we, Hunter handicap, witners-Rock.
ia plzH Lux Casta 100, Flora Pomona
~ P., n!osslgnol ll2, Pretoria.
. 81 tnn !pe course 2year-olds, seIllng-Gilley
ps,, J,,naiure 100 Kentucky Rose, DInksle,
i ls an. CLASS %. ST. Daniel 1o5, Ancke,
n; MY Safy l01 Scoffer los, Prince Ching
4 III nslcle lOS, First Chip 1O7, Lowly 102
ilv,.osss Tulane LOG, Ponca 102, Mackey
4 w iVi. Claude 100. Attorney 81, Squid
Mn russell Garth 30, Turnpike.
In, oandlcap-Hermis 1876. Wyeth 115
M. 'l ,oe ITO, slip Thrift los, Flora Pc
cl,,ss iub' Zoroaster 1903, Himself 9s, jim
Rem Whittier st. E1nnan. Derezke OF
H,rIs%e s y Par Excellence 90, knight Of
viear and fast.
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sundaYls eame.

Galveston viii bring up a strong team
Sunday to play the cawthons. George Page.
Lutieh and olser viii be With them. JodIe
Foster, Erwin and Paulig viii also be in
their makeup. Both teams have good ms.
teriai as the lineup will show. ana close.
Interesting game should be played. The
lineup will be as follows:
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chattsI Mortaaae al Waxahaohie.

waxahachie. Texas. October io-A chat
81 mortgage was Sled In the county clerk 8
osr,cc this morning by J. Bunyon Clark for
me beneht Of his creditors. B. b. West
,,,os named as trustee. The amount Of la,
hiI,fies is S2i51.s4: the amount OF the assets
80 known.
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News Notes.

beaumont. Texas. October 10-Today in
the district court clerks office there was
fled suit styled Carmichael IS. Gull
beaumont and Kansas city Railway. Inc
suit Is brought on a petition alleging that
on september s the plaintiff received per
sonal Injuries while at work ON or about
an engine OF the defendant company lie
asks for a verdict OF $4,000.
The Salvation Army singing brigade IS
attracting much more attention here than
II usually does In cities much larger zap,
tein Yearer has decided to make a sort OF
gala day out OF the coming Sunday.
The political situation here has been very
ouiet an through the campaign for the
simple reason that there are very few con
tests,
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go, wantn a Match shoot.

Apstlu. Texas, october 10.-The members
Of the local gun club are anxious to set
~ 4 mat.;. with the Houston club and i say
that they are ready 70 sneos any ann. ann n he
ioeal cams cam come together It would be
close finish.
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pIsLrIet Averanes.
WASHINGTON NOTES.


VWVtNiNI 10 7 WIZ
Washington. october lo,--Scnator Culbee
son to-day discussed with General Gillespie
tha proposed survey OF Cypress bayou from
Jefferson through the lakes, anhe was III
formed That the people OF Jefferson would
be given a hearing next year by the board
Of engineers In charges that district. An
other inspection OF the stream will be made
by the board IL necessary.
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WEATHER. INFoRMArloN.


Washington, October ic,-Eistern Texas
Fair Saturday and probably sunday light
TO fresh winds. mostly northeast 60 north,
Louisiana Fair saturday, except rain
in southeast portion; brisk north winds on
the coast. Sunday fair.
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A,slln aankruptey Matters.

Austin. Texas, October 1o-A discharge
IN bankruptcy was granted yesterday even
inc 20 Harvey NJ. williams by Judge Ma1ey
Of the Federal court.
Al Involuntary petition In bankruptcy
,,.as Aied Yesterday in the Federal court
seainst Ehio & wynne of McDade by John
Bremond ct al
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As.innment Id LYons.

Caldwell, Texas October lob. l. Lev
inson & Co. general merchants at Lyons
alod general assignment this evening nam nam,
inc A. H. Adams as assignee As'S''
ss7a9: liabilities Sif,oSI.
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~ keeolng the liver active the sysi, s5 - y
.,nsssrsed of impurities and Is enaDiea "
W1 az 2r3p nj IL the best Liver ana Malaria
Tonic sold. Ask your druggist z
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Segenolsg,t zIIU. 2.lDA, 2:l9A, 2:1tN.
Ssytu ll Fart Howe. Time 10.
Vs. whitmn OF a uile-Chop Suey,
fasasti, p III one-half furiongs-Frank Kis-
~ o'n'sman. King Harmon. Time
ferlaies suns p Of mile-Bonnle Esher.
II We miie inner III. Time 1907.
slae i;ss. nuIles, Eugenia, Erlcsen.
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a.nLrnnl stoek sd.

ro,scsna. Texas. october 9.-rhe G. II.
pas,er bankrupt stock OF buggies aud i'm
-,--,.,,,s. we're today sold 70 f. B. johnson
tde nv cents On the dollar.
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Third Ward vs.. Kirbv..

The Third Wards viii play the Kirbys at
League park today at p. m. The Third
Wards have been practicing for some time
and good game is expected The lineup
Is as follows:
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dence OF r. l. FLIP. about one mile west
OF the city was consumed by IRE ycster.
day evening about O'Clock, Total loss;
value $500. insured for $1,000 Cause OF
the burning unknown.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
n.sidenoe II san An.onIo.

san Antonio, Texas, October lO-At 4
o'clock this morning the residence Of MIS-
&. ID Spruce, South Heights WIS destroyed
Nv fre. Loss on house and contents SDJOO,
freurance sglUO.
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nmnlIlnn Near pleLlnson.

Dickinson. Texas. October 9.-The frame
dwelling owned by william Rogers and
occupied By William Patterson, near Shell
OF contents and building; no INSURANCE..
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Rheumatism moro painful 10 this climate
than any other affection cured by proscrtD-
ton No 2s51. by Elmer a Amend r. y.
Schmidt. Houston. Texas. sole agent.
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Fair ereun5s Races.

r ies,n,s octooer io.--Hapdspinner won
kssasa. ~ 'oday's card at the Fair
Aas distance was one mile and
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Races at Dallas.

= as Te1as October 1o.-rhe Jockey
ba ss ~ iah meeting closed today. Tbs
NJ i iar., vas !, perfect and the attendance
n gi,e ~ ~ hop Suey, at q to I. In ne 2:iO
N r,e9irnes gong a,so the third mile In 209Ii
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There are limitations OF 0xIDINE. but
none Of them compare with the genuine
UXIDINE cures Chills. Fevers and all Ma
lariai Troubles. The limitations FAIL.
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Palestine, Texas October 0.--The commits.
sionors court - this county met IN special
session today 20 approve the rolls Of Tax
Assessor Rogers. Sir, Rogers rolls this
year show the ossesscd valuation OF Ander-
son county 10 be S7.01s,s23, as against
S0,0l4470 lasr year, or an increase OF over
100000 In property valuations. The board
approved the rolls and adjourned.
County court rs now IN session here, but
the docket IS very Hight one and only &
few minor cases have been tried this week
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Dallas, Texas. October Io.-At the annual
meeting OF the Texas Ranger association
tonight II. vs. chinn Of weImar was re.
elected commander Spencer s. Adams Of
Dallas ndjutant and secretary. Major Joe
q Booth and Captain Armstrong Of Aus
Tin we're appointed a committee 10 select
next years place Of meeting. San Antonio
WIFI probably be named.
Persons Confederate Brigade association
tonight united With the Rangers assocla-
ton a. a part Of that Organization.
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Residence Near Welrnsr.
wsimaE. Texas. ossaseE lo.-The sssi-
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Orphans Court.

There was regular meeting OF the Or
phaps' Court Tuesday with all the MEM
bers present The following business was
transacted:
Ordered, That the first and final ac-
count of Mary E. Morris, administrators
of Francis P. Morris, deceased, be passed.
Ordered, That Richard S. Bill be ap-
pointed administrator d. b. n. of Clement
c. Hill, deceased; penalty of bond $3.50.
Ordered. That the following question
lie certified to the Circuit Court of Prince
Georges county, for submission to jury ::
Were Mary Metheungham and Elizabeth
Hilderbrand or either of them the legiti-
mate children of Thomas Hynes, deceas
ed, or did they occupy any other degree
of relationship to him
Ordered, That the executors OF Mar
garet H. Compton, deceased, be and they
are hereby authorized to transfer the
stock of the Laurel Building Association
standing in the name of Margaret II
Compton, to j. H. Southern and hey
Compton, trustees of May B. Compton.
Ordered, That Katherine L. Martin be
and she is hereby appointed the guardian
to minor children of Richard J. Martin,
deceas ed. Penalty of bond, $3.50, filed
and approved.
Ordered. That the first and final account
of D. NJ. Fisher, administrator of Albln
NJ. Bond, deceased, be passed.
Ordered, That the bond DR.. John A.
Coe, co-administrator of James l.. Thomas
deceased, be approved.
Adjourned until Apri! 18Th, 1902.
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Items from FOreStI lille.

Mr. NJ. Fleming, of Boston, Mass, spent
several days with his friend, Mr.. G. Bow,
dom Craighill before the latter went to
Sewanee, Tenn, to resume his studies.
Miss Fanny Tayman spent the Easter
holidays with her parents at "Chillum
CASTLE
Miss McVicar is visiting friends in
Laurel.
nolia Hail. the home Of Mr.. George X
Leapley.
Mr.. Scott Armstrong has occupied his
new residence.
On account of the serious illness OF
little Alta Bransom with dphtheria it has
been thought advisable to close our school
until Monday, April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beanc, who spent the
winter in Washington, lately returned to
their summer home.
Mrs Ohio S. Humphrey and little daugh-
ter, Helen, spent last week at "Tangle-
wood" the home of Mrs. Pumphrey's
parents.
Miss Myrtle Young and Miss Sue R.
Craighill are here spending the ten days
holiday which the teachers of the Wash
ington public schools have at this time.
Miss Emma Walker was at home for
the holidays.
The Easter services in Epiphany Church
tifully decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers. An Easter offering was re-
ceiyed of more than $50
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Marriage licenses were issued on
Wednesday in Washington to the follow
ing persons: Mr.. Arthur B. Duley and
Miss Margaret A. Ryon, both of Groom,
and to Mr.. John H. B. Swain, of Wash
ington, and Miss Alice kaldenback, of
Groom.
MIR. James A. Sweeney, the Repuhii-
can Road Commissioner, through his at
torney, Mr. Joseph X. Roberts, has filed a
bill for an injunction to restrain the other
two members from making appointments
in the road district which Mr.. Sweeney
represents.
The following gentlemen were elected
on Easter Monday for Epiphany Parish
Forestyille. Vestrymen-R. w. Brooke,
]. F. Collins, W. A. Lusby, Z. Wertc n
Brown, J. S. Jones, Albert Rude, j. E.
Tolson, j. T. B. Suit Wardens-J. e..
Wilson, William II. Thnmns Delegates to
the Conveltio. ] + I; Slit. W. r. 6.
Rollins Altcrna,c-A o. Brady and w.
W. Collins.
John Smith, colorci, was brought to
Jail on Sunday by Constable T. A. Rich
ardson, of Surratts district, charged with
having entered the meat house of Mr.
William Shaffer, near Clinton, on last
Friday night and carried away over 100
pounds of meat. Smiths preliminary
hearing was held before Justice of the
Peace ]. L. Waring and was committed
to iail to await the action CT the Grand
Jury