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)Iscontlnuancß of Postoffice
• Discussed in tha-Senate.
JPOGNERDEFENDS PRESIDENT
Caddcnt&Uy He Champion, tho
, Came of bnsltjp ainali.
; BY Jttß, VErLAJTttTS;
mi»sis<alppl Senator Sbowi; Tniat
: v rh «H 1 .:, Were no Threats" ABatnmt
■ the^Xefirro Postmaster* Thonjrh/ He
4^ m *» 8 Tllat : She Was Objectlbn-
Bbleßecaose of Her Color—He Re
senlsthe Epithet* Applied to; the
"? n^ lanol . n People '• by-., the Prcsl
- Z?.? 11 *'* Secretary, and" Insists jlt .Is
• Still ' the President's Duty to Fur
nish Postal- Facilities. ,-. .-..
/: Washington; d;. c., January 24.—
.:;;•: Constructively. : the ; Statehood bill was;
/ es. usual, before-the- Senate./ but., as a
1 tnatter -of fact. /the/ admission of 'the
t^r rltorses was scarcely mcritlbnea in the
:r.-i course of the _day - s; proceedings. "Early
' 7? tfc e afternoon^ Mr. -: Spoorier. of - Wlscbn-
Bin, took the fioor - to .-. discuss the Presi
.^ ent ' s act3 °n In discontinuing the ■ pbst
: 'See- at , Indianola, " Miss.. ** and ■■ refusing
to/ receive the resignation of the negro
: postmater. Minnie Coz: He defended the
j. President,' and/,was responded to' by/Mr."
-; ; McLaurin.'of-MiEslsslppi; who said there
; : hz& been; no threats 'against Minnie; Cox,"
but who admitted that she was objectlon
;/-,s.ble 1 because' of* her ■ color. :
j Mr. SpoonerTsald he had no crlticism*to
-i/ make of Mr; McLaurJn, whose remarks
/had:, been respectful' and ■/well-tempered,
but. that he. appeared "to {Justify ; the :"at
■titude of .the postmaster-general r and:the
He contended that /there. was
■; Bot in Secretary Cortelyou's/ announce
ment of /the- President's "-attitude ilri/ the
:■' -sase anything;-; to -'justify /'the> inference
■■ ; -";>f Mt: McLaurin. that; it was intended: to
fienounce* the entire population/ of :In
~ fiianola : as lawless and- brutal. • "No man
/'. Is" less likely -that" the President to enter
" . such ■ a wholesale conqemnatlon^bf
the people- of. Indianola,">he said. - .
• Minnie's nisrltts.: . ./; : /
./ Sir. ; Spooner • said that the' President's
-.- iction : , had been?caused by the course/bf
; " v ihe minority., in the vicinity, of ■. thqpost
. "Sffice. . Minnie -Cox; Mr. Spooner declar
;/Bd.j has as ; much /right - under /the : con
; r-ittitution/and.the'.lawstohoia^her., office
. -'j yithout" restraint, and duress,; as .has : any !
//member-/ of, /.the Senate \to -hold /bis/
teat^iri; tJie" Senate chamber. •. : , _//■ ./j
; /Detailing ■ the proceeding's' af.the/ mass- j
:ineetlrig. } at-" which/ Aiirinle's/reslgribtlbn' l
: *ca s requested. Mr. , Spbdner ,said'.the^clr
;'cumstsnces;'were such convince -any
;/-"t>ne { that £h e; was : not . a : free -agent . In .the '■
■ jriatter.' '/■Whennbefore,"' he asked; ''had
/r tt'been": left to^a. local mass-rheetirig'Xto
vi sccept jie'resignatlbri of a "Federal office^
." holder/ an<3 \ fix ;>lie time : within ■which .it
:•' -ilibuia ; fake effect?" : Whether this course
/ ori;.thW; part* of the meeting had indicated
/■ithe/pfeserice/of/a lawless. and , brutal yele
"merit;' depended,-- the Senator" said, on i'the,
point *of' view./' He called /attention >to;
: the; fact - that., the sheriff /of "the "cburity
/ waa among, the participants. ; '/.;.*
, Replying to. Mr. Tillman, Mr. Spooner
eaid that; the sheriff was the 'conservator
of the- peace up north. .To this Mr. Tlll
man-responded.that;he had not observed
that generally sheriffs .devote' themselves,
/to the /duty" as acting as bodyguards ,f of
the! people. / > / ;. -■' /./" ///'//';
/■ Proceeding. Mr: Spooner said
iff • ha<2. not'denled - the' statement credited
//to/ ; him! He: again . referred . to * the / sher
ifTs presence at the; mass-meeting."; and
asked U whether/ Minnie Cox would;; have
' "resigned of her. own ; free ■•.will, "but /for
thVfpfessurc -thus, brought .-upon .her.' The
; "woman's compliance with the request for
her> designation . was, he ■ asserted,* an .'■ at
titude'r of fear; ■. of, supplication/ to j^what
€he - considered :• a superior ; power. : : He , ap
* preciated the flellcacy :.of-= the- situation of
.■•.th e"So uth; he said, and sympathized Lwith
. .therii "in their, difficulties. It/must," how
ever,' be borne -In 'mind that in /this case
' \he opposition /was to a^woman,; and'to a
. Voman ; of: good; character. The '■ f act ■ of her
yes/ the Senator thought; went far toward
:/:)ustifying r the charge/that/ th'e'i; conduc*.
' . >f I the ' meeting, was "brutal..: as ' s had* been
/ Qeicated Jn;Mr; Cortelyou's note.- \' ; '
Charge of Undue Pressure. / /
'••■ Mr. Spoorier: read a. letter t* /the.posV'
/- office" . . Inspector ." by Congressman-elect
- Humphrfey. •':-. bearing - upon C. the Indianola
E3Se, iri\which'-he stated that /"a r majority
. 6t v the - peopl e/ of Indian ola/ are/ opposed .
• to-- the course -; of/ the/ minority,/: in, I in-;
S Bistlng upon . Minnie v Cox's / resignation."
/ This" statement, he saldv/confirmed/ the
:-*charse : : of "undue ■ pressure - and /of Jaw
//lessness. :'■ ; -\.^/: - _• '_
//Proceeding, 'Spooner/ said, the Pres-"
: tderit-kriew that" Minnie, did; not : wish/ to.
:had;accordfrigly/ refused -r. to
/ ; Have'the office vacated. /The people them- •
r 6elves. Ho/ all intents: and /purposes. ' had
/"closed thY/office; In pursuing the" course'
fee'"- 'did;; the President had acted upon/a
tprlricip^l^vitaHto the'strength andlvlrllUy
'of / the y preservation/ of ;■ the/ government.
- /namely; " that /= the ' Federal "/ governm erit
shall be allowed to conduct; its own af
/fairsS without - regard to - local pressure.
The I maintenance of ; this i; principle,',:.' Mr.
Spooner "said. 1 was essential,/ and he/ de
" clared ~: that the ' President ; had acted upon
this /principle sn/ refusing.' to ■■ recognize
; Jiliinie's resignation.' /.:/.. '
* Letters That-Amused.
/ Mr.. ' Spocner read . two. letters ,- ; f rqnx* A.
'?■ B/; Weeks, one \ of; which c caused | consider-
SablWiimusement/asuWeeksiwa^aTcandii,
date for/the /office/ He "also „"read_a-l etter.
t from; J;il^/ Davis, /mayor; of:' lndiariola,;
"■•who I 'wrote': the. Inspector.' that |he; thought
/the ; best ' way: out was '> for Miri nie \" Cox jto
/'resign,™ adding ; that/he ..wanted;; "no'-.;un
/pleasant?affairs; to/ deal \, with as Mayorv;/
The is mayor i was a f pa rtrier ; and ; ; brother- \
■ilriilaw;; of- Weelcs' s. --V He Vaj so ■;• read /a <-. porr :;
;* tjbn iof j the" report ' of -Inspector ' Fitzgerald ■>:
Setallirg an interview with /'the-;,sherifl ■;
t end" mayor//The/; former acknowledged;
i|lb'at*; he/ li ad ; been correctly, reported liri\ tht 1 ;
i§ jospector's I report/ concerning^ the |4 post^
S:»flicb? affair. - . .
sjfWfS. Spbonen reverting : to the f Preslaent. ,
*%S6 f: he/ hoped be<^ would '/continueV^hif
•tourse until the' people: of Indianola re
'iraln; their reason.* - '■
The f Van'- he said/- was " f ou ght >: on > thej
/principle of tHe;rightfofithe}Federal'Goy^
- «rwnent: to control* Its affairs everywhere/,
v the consent of* the. Statee. 1 ;
n«jofnder by MeL-aurln.
" Mr." McLaurin. of Mississippi; said Ihe
-had' rot f:> his former speech, discusseti
Sfiiciprbpr iety or^irapropricty ; of ■ the\PresJ- ;
sflent* In '• -clbslngi the I post -bmce|at -Indian^
CbiilSAPdlhetcqntended mat nothing^ he,
-Jiadf-Vald had justified /the remarke- of ;tl.ie.
lficiriatbrgfrpm||Wiscorisln; lie had/not, I .
SpfiSenllJelflrsti sp^ 6 - 2 belJ s v ? d s tha A Hh>^
Ssiopl«?ofislnifll«inpla"S had l earned ;£; £ the>ep>^
'{*£&*'* of "iHwlesf" , and "brutal.',' iwhfchj
!^»tee«ila.p PH«3 ' by the vPresidenrsl«ecs|
retarv. and he rtpMitefi that it had rot,
Wfl^oW been shown that the charge was
iustWod.. On-'the- contrarj'. bo.oontend«d.l
ti»at!f Helbest" feeling: 'ixieted |*e^wee^|J4fn^
*^*""' '""'* "" "" ... . ' »... . „ .? ' .. -.-, ,"..".. . .- ./ _ .. .1 ..... j . ....... '.. . . „ • '.'Z^TF*--,.. - *,sfe.^SSSe?fil. . ..> ....*-*. -.. .--,, .. . -r.>3!»ss33a3yfesß ; 5%."?!. .. , * .*..."C* fJsS^-J^fS
the^R^r exl ? ts '! he^ eai^throughput
i*-«ej^Sr. uth^'aye, " :ho - '.added^l-'B^'erid
,lhroughout the -North also/
people rhad . exercised th*ir .right
Iwd , not-^rrightt to • asseinblelfand^xnaite:
*™'™? i elr I wants/j lv i<thli^eaae3the iSp^ 1
not/ wantS'- Mlnnie?Cbx'?>as
postmaster^ > arid uf had =« frankly^ aald'f so;;
Moreover^; it 5 was! tteJrlrishtstbypresent
,uils^ petition /to 5 MirinlelCox^if 4 th>y^ pr^
ferredtO:do;so;i and there iwas"no?grouiid''
for charges on : that-ground. /.-;-. ;. "
Address to Sllnnle Respectful.
-/ Mr. ; McLaurin : ■'■■ stated / that,' " notwilh
standing .three-fourths/of i the 3 people fa€
Indianola tare/ colored/ i five/slxths> of f the'
mail received /and/ sen t ; ; from"/, the ii post- :
office ; is I from /white I people. / He S read the "
Petition tovMinniej;Cox. con tending;, that
the; address was in. every :.,way/respectjuli^
;Hls lln forma.tlbnr.was ;. that I the \ raeetirig} atj
.which .'[the •resignation;; had been /accepted
had been ; attended 5 ; by : all of /the ieighty-;
five white : inch ? In the ■ town; ■ "except' ?>lr.
: Alv B.' .• Week's; who had J gone "over.* toHhe i
Republicans *in r'order to -. secure/ an fofSce,: :
ias'ls/the* case- of !most/men>whb/go/to;
■that party. ' .'*".- ."-"..''.'
• r_"No doubt : the/people ,vranted : ' the- wof^
man out of .offlce/because/of /her. j ; color,*
.but: it- dld ; JnotV follow; on ;' that r f account,
; that / they ; r f elt ; any / hatred . toward /Jher.l
The/prejudice/vwas •:'due, ; -'.he''-sa.id,'.'i'to;-;tije'
; inferiority rof. the 'colored ; raceS HeVcbn^]
tended r thnt ' the 'chsrgc-tr.ade by ;. Mr.\Cor- -
tf-lyoii had •; not been directed .- at/a; - nii--c
norltyiof : the :; people : of .- Indianola. ;b"t : .
at "all lOf/them.- as; all -had; partioipaledi
in -the : matter.* The President had t Ehown
a/dlspositiori; to.shut : his ears to .the/other;
side of the question." ,- ,'■
' .: Papers Refused.-'- ■-:"•-.
; : Mr.. - McLaurin ■; said /he .- had/, not / seen]
all; the I correspondence in :thermatter.;He;
had asked « for/ copies, .; bu t / it/- had >s, been :
refused V by : the -i Postmaster-General;: ; and
he ; ; had "-. k een X referred /to /the : Presidftnt: ;
i,Wnen';he received -a note from ■ the; Presi- ;
derifhe had - requested; to: be/:shown ]-all
3(CONTINUED ON SECOND /PAGE".) ':
REDUCE THE FORCE.
More Men DiscHarged 'from
.Triggs with Promise of "'
/ Reinstatement Later. ;>
Many., of the. clerks of 'the - William 3R.
Tn'gg :• Company were discharged yester
day : by. Receiver^ Lilburn : T. ; Myers./ The
reason given, was : that the; receiver was
not justified In keeping the/ clerks on the
"pay-roll as; there is now. practically no
/work being done, at the yard! /Only, the
;h'eads /of /the /different department?:; a
• few A foremen, and watchmen- have ■ been
-retained.; /;/ »' • -■ : / .- ' -"-,
; The discharged men include- the /bulkiof;
the / force •in =• the - cost department, ,• pur
chasing department, and time ■ depart-"
merit. The .draughtsmen > and 'estimating
forces were ;put "off; shortly 'after the' re-"^
ceiyership but the other, departments-re
tained!" their men to '■ finish/ up riecoseary :
w0rk.;...-'-/.: '"'<■', ' / .;•-.•-/■ 'V" -
".The men were "all to*- -^at' .'as soon \ as "a.
plabVof,- reorganization ,was perfected 'their -
'positions •' would yagalnj?be>-open to; them.'
Nothing definite Is* yet -known)' about ; i the :
reorgariization, but it ' is' generalljy believed ;
that' within a - month ?. t&e fcbmpany's"/af-'
fairs /will I be/taken ■ out '/of i the S hands/of;
the •'■ receiver, / and : the ; yard ' again fbe * put '•
in .; operation/ -The ; officers .'all iseem to /
bear, a: hopeful-. countenance, : and; take ; a
bright; vlewf of the 'situation/ ... V /; : '/ : ./'
/ Tlie' seVen :, boats ; ribw" under jcoristruc^".
tion, must /be /finished -either /by./the'^ re-"
celvxr, , or " some /other -. management; -* and >
this", wo/k - alone :,. will ; require a force '; of
nearly ? a •:■ thousand men ' f orf a "year:-: or
longer..// *~\*.' : ' -./.''/" - : V -,!';*-%-■•
; To 'the: men, the. ill news came as ; some-
thing, of ..a surprise, for It was .'belie'yed'
Uiat at no. time ." since . the : receivership.
had/! things /looked /so favorable, 1 , arid }. a-
to l ;lhe : effect that" the •^company's ■
embarfassment was about to end,/ was •in .
the' air. " '.:> ■ ".,*"■' -
ENGINEER C. M. WiLEY , /; „
L - . KILLED NEAR ROANOKE.
Horrible Collision/ on the Roanok?
; . and Southern— -Arthur - Ti. Spen- /. ;
■■■■-. "-:. ■■■.■ cer Badly Hnri;-;/r/.
ROANOKB. ■ VA:, January 24.-i(SpecJaL)
A wreck '.occurred on:; the ; RoanpUeirarid
Southern this evening, -.;; ten rrifles / |jouth
of Roarioke, . In v which . Engineer/ Coy}? Mi
Wiley/ lost/his life; and Arthur j.T.'^pen'*
cer, another, engineer, was badly ; Injured.
It was a/head-on collision,. arid! happened
on a/bridge : seventy-five ; feetv high./; All
: the / engine " employees, except ./Engineer
Wily, jurriped, and , he was ; smashed ,- i into
an /mass... His i/lfemasnß
were brought (here, and - the : Elks/ • Broth
erhood of Locomotive , Engineers, / arid ■• the
Odd Fellows,', have joint charge T : of," '^e
body. . ' : . '/.// -.../•'-■/ /*,-• ://:/: ;.;.:'' /■
DEATH; CLAIMS THE
'/ BRIDEGROOM.
Sidney Massey," Who "Was to 'Be Mar-,
ried To-Day, .Crashed -In, a" Col-//.
/ -Usion at Bristol,
;: BRISTOL., /TENN., ■ \ January :-; ; 24Ji.(Spe
clal.)—SidneysMassey/ "a". switchriiaLn^ -29
years /of- age./, who/ would / have Vbe^n, a
bridegroom"'-. to-morrow; : . was Instantly? k'illf
ed j. In .;& "collision in the - railway;, yards ; in
; Bristol _ to-day. ■ \ Both legs ; were ■; cb t\- off
and /his - body - frightfully /mangled/- En
gineer, Robert . Davis /saved his ; life < by
jumping, but v was / seriously/ Injured. -.-:,/;
TWENTY^EARS HOR^UT^EY.
Convicted of. KilllnßrTheo.HolUnsii
• „- .4. Trorth" : at ' FnyettOT-ille. ■•'• • '
'FATETTEVILLE. N. C..' January , S4.—
(Special.)-^Thb; jury /case Tof/ E:l^-.Utley^
"charged /with killing.Theo." Holllngswbrth;"
/night sClerkT of the/ Hotel |Lafayette, l-Vre
turned^a"^ verdict jof In the; second
degree." and /the prisoner/ was /sentenced
.to twenty Tyears in "• the ■ penitentiary. /The
; r'rjal /eight* days,/ andf-: the
prominence/of /the/ persons ''■' involved. /as
well ias 1 the :■ weal th and /condition /of / the
defendant;/ made/ the / trial / one/of; State
1 n teresti ;/The /trial /was/ sensational,/ the
defendant / forcing; ; his / eight V; lawyers t to
withdraw/ the.t..plea'i'.'of ",insanltyWas'Va : Jrer
tlection ton i'lhis famlly;/-Utley/i:;however,
is Irratibriai :when/drlrikirig,Tand/was£So
rwhen the i-crim©/wasicomjnitted. -The de-~
feridant appealed the case./
WASIIrAIISELY ACCUSE^
ifJjjSWi'z&ryii-ut Gets Bisr Dam«««fllitJ
ife^ANOKE, VA., January 2-1.-(Specl(^)j
was ro-day awarded 15.000
! by;the" jury in. the Circuit Court !n a suit
of $50,000 against -the Singrar Sewjrg M«
cbtne 1 Cornpn n y. ; which j ha¥S.l»SnlJn|p^^p
li^eßS^ here for several w*eks_
MBfya>i,.t,% : wh"oliras : |'fcrmer
place, was charged
|wi|M«pi_!sezz*enient, and he was arrestedij
fbutfwairhonbrabiy acquitted JattjUtntrla!.'.
tH§sti^sbfpvgiif.i eultf aj^inst,^eiß)ns-!sr v
Company .'• for; $80,000 3 dama**i."'. vitli " Vtr
Tup is/11 1 nr Minrn
iUb .WILL Dt hlniu.
IJf DICATIONS/ PO IST TO i THIS BOMJ- '
TION OF, A VE3CE3D PROBLEM.
jheisituation^isschangedS
Mr.; Shafer in.Poal tlon to ; Make ;6f-
f er— Opposition V May Be i; Blade/- by
SomeJsWhb DoiP NotJ Want? to Hire
Tub Under : An- Clrcumstanceai.^^ :
Tlie prospects-seem :to';be that:theitur
moil over the city « tug/Thomas C./ Cun
ningham,/ Sr.,; .will ; be brought'; to an /end
by '/the^charter 'of ;-the tug.' to Mr.'; Clements
Shafer, - the "Richmond /contractbr./whb
; s as :-.beeh awarded /the/ worh :;• of lmprbv-
. Ing/ james rij^r ; ai id / Richmorid ■ • har
bor.t under . the ; recent: appropriation/ made
by Congress.
/..The question ,. has ; frequently/ been! asked
|nfcommittee/ands;in- Cbuncil;iwheri/the
• yexed^subject /of ,/the n £ug./has' /been l up
; for/ consldera tioh;s whether. "any 'one stood :
; ready /to/hlre J her/<3uringj the/Interim Jin
which i she : is '{to} surcease « from :
■ work J for - the city, /arid \ heretofore the re-
; piles \ have/been ; indefinite aiid \ unsatisf ac-.
tory.. - ''", '
■:/ NEW; CONDITION HAS ARISEN. -,':
.■;There^/has/always^be^n/an^lntimation"
that '.some party ';"(presumably/MrV'Shafer)'"
'contemplated : - : the : probability/at' an/ early.
'date) ; of ;; circuhistances /under/ phe
could; use; the' tug :toiadvantagiß /and-Infthe"
event? of fsuch/birc^mßtancesiarisirig^he'
Jwpuld -be i wlllirig/tb" $20 ! per; day; 0^ $600 per
month, for the use of it.
(/It/Is ; an /open iy secret /that; Mr:? Shafer
; was ; the V party V referred ,- to./ and i it ; is; now
:_known ; that the i, circumstances ; ha ve arisen ■
"which at;thatftime;.werejonly:a.nticlpa"ted>;
Mr, Shafer Us nbw/in/a^pbsjtibnC to/ make
"a/ /positive ;; off er ;'/f or/! thef 2 tug,/ arid ■the
statement; riaade' in': the Dispatch; yesterday'
_made/be,repeated~here; ; In ; effect,^; tfiatj not ;
/only/wiiri he/hire Uhe\tug,/but/he' isfnowj
'■ prepared / .to 1 / raised the % former £* off er .', 'of .;
S600;to?700 -per month fori her -use. .-:■:■• - "' -
:; -.The' Commbri -Council^has already,; adopt-;
:ed/ an /ordinance | authorizing? her / to Vbe
cha.rtered. v and : while ~\ 'the 'Board" of /Alder^.
; men/ failed /to /concur ■ in/ the Q ordinance/
:it 'was only,: after failure ;■ to| obtain* a'/satf
isf actory •; answer/, to/ the/ question /as ti to
who^ w;ould ''5 charter jher, '\ that T such faction/
was; taken, /and .. the /Board ';. of *' Aldermen";
: adopted/ Mr./ Gordon's? substitute /to^put"
the tug !ri;the r hands of a- caretaker../ .'■
* DOUBLE CREW 'NOT RSQIJIRED.
; was/; also^ sbmefcohf uslon
■ In - the Iriainds ;bf ermen * by] an ; argu- '
"ment ? which /was 2 madel In|the 5 board./' a rid :
= whichil it" isTasceftained;* Is/very }; f ar. \ f ronij
'i fact,/ that";under/a/; lease - of» the \ tug"; to]
rjilr./ Sliafer/- for work^in f;tho i harbor, ?;it^
-■wouid'^be*; necessary^ f Or.^^the^^lcityJfo^^pilOTO
two -crews,/ which /would make; the Sex«*
UNCHE(S*AMrgrHE!HONORiiS?M!Ne
;Pense mount.. up to' more/ than" /the 'city
;would • receive for the use: of ..her.'/This,
as>stated,/is/vsry/ wide ;of K the | facts in
;the rcase/iT- * ":«.--.' / - • /// v ,' .
.: There/ are:: some: members of /Council
who are opposed /to ; hiring /the , tug; und er ;
any,/ circumstarices,^;, in /competition/ with
the \ ownei's Cof Vpri vatel< tugs/ that /are en
gaged i\ in/ .this':;- vrork/. as/ ai business/ .but
:these.appear;Upl:beHnithe^mjnbrity/bn;a
square j Iss'uoTof .^hiring ■ the v tug " f or : suffj.
cierit : remuneration. / ' . . - - -•
FOR^THErJUBmEEIFUNDI
Polk/Miller to Entertain fbr/Y.' 31. C.
A." Benefit. \
;- J/Cn';-FebTOar7.^th''Mr.*;pblkJMHler^whoJe'J /Cn' ; -FebTOar7.^th''Mr.*;pblkJMHler^whoJe'
humorous j lectures -and -sweet /rriuslc .; baa
'entertained ; so •/many/people J throughout
/Virginia;^ and * the ; North/ and i South, i will
give;i ye ; •a' :■ com pi 1m c n tar y ,j '.';. en te r tainiri'eri t ' s at
the^Acaderny- of iMusiclfbri the" benefit jof
theJ.You'ng^Men'sVChristian/ Association
Jubilee ? Fund.' .. Mr. i; MI Her's 1 "Old/ Sou th^
quartette ; (colored) ) will : sirigl* ' : -: Some { of i the
leading. faifjri t -of ,- Richmond .will =.take part
Initbe /entertainment.
? WENDLINGfS ;GREA^LECTURE^
He /Will ; Speak " to] Men! In : ; the i Aoadei;
.■■■.■■ ■■■.•: ■■•:-■ ■■■.my: This ■Afternoon ■■■. ■■:■■■:■'■■■'.
■;■;■; Interest /'has /been/ aroused v by. v the , an-"
riouncement"' that; Hon. ; ;/George'.Rr;,W end/
Urig-wiU "give; what*. by}mariyd3;cbnsidered
• the 'greatest /address /'on : : the V. A'rner lean
platform;/ "The ~- Man of iGalllee,"
only,/ at- the Academy "of Music- at sSso>P.''
M: ' to-day.^.:; Doors/ will '{oet opened fat \3f P.
M.; arid /services will; begin'just ; as soon \as
the ihouse ; Is } fju 11:/: The /Virginia Glee ! Club
wilU'sirigrarids'Jbhri; Ed.- .Pearce, s theirnan-'
'doliriist.Vwili /pla v. ■/MnvHaddon 1 ; S.-/Wat-'
klxis^has ■ cxiriserited . to sing. . - r _>s?^
ONE CENT FDR-eDFEEE
Dining Room^at^Locomotive
Works Opens To- Morrow
With Moderate-Prices.
A very fine • dining-room has been>- built
at :-. the/ Locpmbtive ■' Works !. by,; ; the « tiian^
agemerit,/ arid': a /contract; has
' with/ Mr//N. / WJ',f Cease/ to '■' eatery to/ the
"men's appetites..' . . . .
/./The i is/ iarge^well^furnished; and
iwell\yeritilated.i:^lt/I^lishted^withj;elec/
"triclty;/ and -/every /convenience/; is';; there
;' for "" the '; purpose; to'fwhlch Jit r ; is/ tosbejputi
-ft Jwillibe-. opened/ fbf/-the^ first /time/ to/
scale :bf /prices I= has/been> aV-J
■rariged?that;ls^little/short^bf iastbundirig/
"A? cup ''l of ,'co"ffe'e".will /cost : 1?: cent; ;; arid /fox
thai? modest; figure Uhej' purchaser iwill;=get
"mljk;arid '; sugar/ihto^the/bargaiivAgSand^
J wiches,nsbups;;,;Pies; -' will/be;: 3/cents/an
order, and the order will be liberal, to
a/degree. / . .
■/tThere-are -. 2.S<^ ', men ■;, employed -In ithe
works^- and ■- the scale I has , been submitted
to I them.^ and^ they Jhavfl. * promised a to ; pa
trbnize the ■ roonxT '.:/■■-■ : - ■-.. „ ■,
if STATUARY Hit
HISTOKT r[ OF; A THE V, OF
;TIIE "
THE^STATECCONTRIBUTIONSf
Moinimenta; Which Have : Been Placed
In the Hall by the Various States—
; The 1 Statue of : Washington, by
RoQdon, (he Most: Striking.
„ -The <:■ House of Representatives having
; taken^ possession ;of 7 its new cln
;the Capitol- In 1857, -the -old" Hall' fell
into ;ijieglect-^ In ¥ Congress,^ desirous
of , perpetuating jits associations,
authorized theiPresidentrof j the JUnited
Slates y, to 'i Invite i State /to -.' furnish
s tatues, in . marble : or bronze," ■ not exceed
ing.;, two/ in /number, rbr^each ' State,; of.
deceased - persons ; who .f had been citizens
thereof : . and i- Illustrious for their historic
renown, .. or v for distinguished civic or
military seryice,/ as ":the -States '; determined
worthy -of; national commemoration; when
so furnished, to ; be -placed in"; the old Hall
of . the/ House of .Representatives" in the
Capitol -of ; the United States, which was
set apart for a National : Statuary Hall.
Among , the -Stata'.: con tribuUo'ns* : arb-. the
following: • - . - •■^.- .;-;.■/
tj^Rhode/! lsland— Nathaniel Greene;i'mar
ble, - life-size, : attired In full regimentals
of a . ; ma jor-general .In : the ■ Continental
army.; represented, as pledging tha : ser
vice, of his sword -to. his country. -
. ; Roger. Williams,- the j founder of Rhode
Islah^d; ; 'a'nd . promoter of civil aud .religious*
liberty.; in,:; America; :marble.- life-size.
; robed 'l mi the vdressjof^the/early; colonist.*;
Thef pedestals -^are/fof ? ;Rhode ?} Island *= red ; :
granite. " '
WConhecf Icut^Jonathan Trumbulli " : an
; eminen tApa'triot /of >\ the •;; Reyolu (ion,: 'and
■' _f rbni£whoro ; the _; term /"Brother rJonatha~n".i
s on/; account/bf f hia i ; ; skill Iniex-'
[ ped tents /to /meet /the / necessities/ of % the ;
.Continental JGoyerninerit.';;-^^ Marble;; heroic:
//Roger^Shefman^onesof/theScommitteel
; to Jdrafothe^ Declaration ; ;•; of ■/Indepen-^
dence." Marble; - heroic \ -/
-0 1 yes/ v'represen ted 2- In 'S' Conhectlcu t -civil ■
■attire. ;/ The X pedestals ■/ are .. of ■■.yermoht ?
marble. - - ; "
"/;Ncw.; York— George - Clinton; a ; signer . of
the/ Decla ra tlon/ of 5 Independence./ general : :
iof ,=;, = ; the ]§ Rpvol v tibn,*g Govern or^ " ; ; of •' "■■ New:
;Ybfk;/and^Ylce-Pre^ident/ofj the? United'
States. -Bronze, life-size," represented; in
Continehtairmllitary; dfess. ■ . •. :■■'
jUßbbert i R// Livingston.^ first : l Chancellor
pfJNew /York, who the/ oatn
~~ol^jofficajj ,to ■? Gebrge'jWashlrigton ifAipbnl'hisi
triauguraitibn^as I President/of s the s United \
<, |' ' -1' " - - a, .■,;,. ■» .„»> *-■« '" ■ - ~ ' '-v.*, -T jj-j
States/ March.>lTS9^Vßrbnze,Kllf^iUe.:
represented. tn the, chancellor's; robes and;
holding by 'his side ,th« , treaty Cor th«
7 d^lonf'bf-^l^uMaiD^b^F^^(»4#fQia|
ITnileci States, which He successfully^ c6fi^
roStaatedl-'Tlje " to'oe and Sace-work; 4*
Govftrabr|otfMas^<^UMtts^|laladinitlwith, s
the/charterJo^lt^^jW^W^ls^lt^^^i
reprM^ted'tjnjthftfcoatuma of t&e Umes-1
Samuel an ' early adybcate^of ,
liber t^^jhle^rseml-herblc, 5 !; represented
in'fcblonial |..dreais ;-;arid !jprotestlng;j[to^|^
.Koyal^GoyernbrSasaJßStf the'jpresencefof.j
British \\ troops,'- usirg ths „m emoratila]
word3ii*^Nlsbt Js approaching; an inunedf^
ate'>answerjlsv: expected; both" regimental
or none." March ■5. 1T?O,
Vermont— Etaan ; Allen. MarbTcClherorc^
rcpresnn^]lnfthjs^nifortn!of!a'Cbntinen-'
t^i ?of£cer, v;wf Sh'fdra wn? Word : ; and I flaah^;
irigJeye^.demandins|the}Burrender/of|^'irj
!cpnderos3^*in '■$ the 5 came gof /"Thej Great^
Jehbytih^ahd j the | Continental i CongTeiss.*^
tfJocab/ICollainer/ a "forclbleWorator|fbn:
"constitutional cjuestions; ■.-"?Poistm"aster£!
■Gfncral^tß^,^an"djSenatbr^bfithe^ynHeia'
.Smres^lßS4^'64^ldiirble;|6emtther^c^rep^
relented 1 In^the3;cbstumeVbf-!the|tlmea?|ad^
dre^}ns\the|Sen^te^.leftJban^^esUns;on
alpedestai^bparingi' the^State; arms.-. ,
lj| Maine^WllJlaint Kinff.f an /early f advocate";
"bf j|the?separatlon":Vof ; Maine Jan<3jMassarj
ch'usetts in t^lD, and "first ' Governor of
iMaine, ' IS^O- Mar-blc. semNherolcSrep- ■
resented |Inltheltbp\bbbts rand? the] Spanish
andi holdsl in j hlsj hand ' ajfrbll ' of ' parchment
,the?;Constltution^bf , the s State./ ■ -
feThejFelaFe'also-«tatuesTof« Jaines ''A;! Gar-,
fleldsf Jacqu es I IVtaVquette '^AHen.' | bf |Ohio>
and -. Senator , Keana, of West ' Virginia;
' Senatbr^Kehna '''§ Is | tha /only /Confederate
sbld^r f %whb*h"as~Bthls?cbmmeinoratioru ■-.
l Gwrse4Wasb!T^B■••:
rton^^fch7|"p^rhaps/;found'vlt3 way Into
I the ■; possession) of ; thej gbyeni merit .> through
Thbmas"fJeffersonTjis r iprobablyfoneTo^
which "'; : thelsculptbr^Jean/Ajntolne
: Hbu'dojuf made j for/; the\marbleTstatu« Jribw;
?ih&ithesrotunda^bfJ*the*StJateSHouse/;at
' Richmond.^ This $ thebiry£bfi its I origin * te
isuggested by/ the;SfoHowing,/letter,v"frbm
Jeff er son to Mr. . Parker,/ written fln • tha
(CONTINUED ON L' SECOND PAGE.)
—4^ — . ~
r rTTrnn
Phi Beta Kappa Society Will
Hold : Annual Celebration
;at .William and Mary ■
/ The annuaV^celebratlon^ of ithe ; Ph! >Beta ;
Kappa Literary Society. . the * oldest Greek
letter ; fraternity -.In the United ; States,
will be held at .the home, of the mctner
chapter, William and Mary College, Feb
ruary "19th.
This ■■annual/, meeting at William afld
Mary College the greatest' event ■; in *the
literary world of 'this :,- country. It. Is -a
gathering of fhe most . distinguished ;
scholars and: literati of this country who
meet"" ln this, "/the second' oldest college
In; the ? United States. ; for the ■ exchange] of'
ideas and for social Intercourse. The'pre-"
requisite for admittance to this society
13 /theisuccessf ul Jaccomplishmeritfbf fabine
marked 111 terary 'effort; and ; merob"erßh|p|ls^
;OTnsider^*'s£#rare>Ko~no^^
■ Nelsoriff Page if .when* once"; asked/ what /• he
considered .g thes^greatest '-srecognitipri:; of
success, in ; the ; ; 11 terary //world/ said /"a
membersHip in the ~ Phi Beta? Society." .'
: ;to>be one.
of I the sm6st<;brUllant veVer.H held; »;Prbfes4s
sor;: E. ; S/^Joynes/f of / South^ Carolina; ;fa
distinguished ;;.;"■ scholar /in/ modern '>~h. lanf
guages/-/ will / deliver s an /address * - ! before
■ the i ! society."/ Iriimediately - after./ the ■ ' ad
dressya .reception^ and /banquet -will :be
"given. ' . ,
;; ; Chief^ Justice/ /Fuller, ;tho /United
States "i Supreriie ICburt; I has beeri^ Invited
to"?, be;: present./. ■A*-Inumber>of#6enUem"eif
prominent iin j the ■ field ( of .lletters jand ? law
will -be initatedUnto/menabershlpr/amopg
whom-wlll be 1 Messrs. S. S./ P."? Pa t te'spn
and • Alfred IBI B Williams;.;: of / this"/city3
POSTMASTERpRAOMOREi
: Federal * Honors r : Come ;■" to •"■ the .••; Dlb- ■ ;
. ■■•■.. patches Cartersvillc Man.
! CARTEJRSyiLLB,- VA, January 24.
(Special.)—B. W/j Paimbre wa3 , yesterday
appointed postmaster .at "Caneravill* -to
succeed. A. ;T.J ;' Brown; r^ignedf" Mr.;Pal
more, the appointee, had entire- control
of the post -office "here .is a.-*si3'.i>nt to his
mother, ■ Mrs: Mary ,E. Palmort, for
twenty-four successive * cars '.'prior.. .;to VSS&
It -reminds one of old times to sea -htm
at the helm [again; a'ter a lapse =of thir-"
teen years
Robert Perkins; a colored man living
on the farm of Mr. vv II Rh»«les r ab.»u t
three /miles from this placa, died sudden
ly 1 this" J morTiins>; while (engaged u\n ■■ haul-
Ung^timber^ from ; the" "wopdsHnearbyJ|hi^
home. The' cause of death"^was ,;hearu
failure. He expired on his wagon while
in the act^of^.drlvtng his team
Invitations, have b^n received byjoorne
:ofjOur7;be3tiwhite:peopleland? v by^theibet^
I ■ ter il elements /of i the colored r folks » of |th Js"
; section, v from % Henry ji Brown '& and ;:sw|f c,"*
.'bf->Powhate"njfwunty^
UheirTdaugh terj BKza^i to j Paii iusJAi^ Book-;]
er/iot itWsTplace^Tat^Mount* Zlon? Colored
SBaptist^churchifon| Januaryl23th. " ~^ 'jj^
:X*Mral -: 'C/fL. : - Paimbre;, son.; and- daughter; 1 .
;6f^;ttiis 'place. " and I Miss Mary Walker/
of Bedford City, left Wednesday|B|ter|
...
v^Mrs^ ; :fPalnioref;andiC'ainfly;:,win^ make
( Uieir/; future^ hoine§in?( Richmond. A, , v ; V:
/Miss %Mm nic I*^ Paimbre^ da ugh ter :of
: yesterday for /Richmond. : ''\ where £ she r ; vl3
?gbne"to¥enter.tha : public; schools in that
:city._" '■';.•■•- • ; \ t .- - _ .
0 Mr. i W.t G.^Hbpklns. '^ of JNorth i <varolina,i
Jrepresari ting^t he T|Reflninsr|Com^
[pariy/i/of-f Cleveland, 0.. with' a bracch
•n"quse|;='ln||R{chinond. -is hers to-dayWffi
Interest 'of- his . concern.
HThe" Massrs. Wanfrees •of Lynchbur^
i>.ho have- been on an extended hu»t' with
'Mr>]i.T.f J^Fiippen, of this countj, in and
around ih-a !a tier's home, reiurjied to
iLynchburg this ir.ornlng. While in the
county, -they liad only partial .ißuccesa?
tHoug^ they tvernt back later with birds,;
DRUMMER > S^SUDDEN,DEATH.
!]^W^denfeHerlFoa^d[|Dc«d|l«'ffli«d
•(S^claL^^^iWedenfeiler^r/oir-'/cVairlotta; 1
traveling jj representative ol a orthwo
brewings concern, was foynddead In bed
fiS|fij3|rbo^fatftefr|dVton«hl3tevSlns|at
6:30 o'clock* &Xr. WedenfsiKsrrcUred^very
lata Friday >> nJght, ' and . ••: this , mornins a
sj?orter^Qf^tb&|hotel waited - upon hlmjat
fae pfefe^dCtofr«^ainftoi£«di((ofi««rhne
.longer. s^; Hlb ; non-app«arajnce ■ ; at ■; * : dinner
\ frequently , took .". hia iimtdday.|'roeal "e!s*j
,wherel'>-Th!* 'eventnsiat th«. hour named,
, he ■ was' called for ; supper. : but no reaponao
.was- received • ftoro -the \- roep. - The r door
pira« openedi *by th« ; eotf «r. .- and^atri
Wedenf ell«r;,was > found d**d. reclining -In
anatural *nd w«y po*iUo*u Th« coraner
wa» aoamontd. and pronoune»d :d«*tli
due ta;acute. ir»»tmi«.. -The r«m«ln»!wer«
r^en\to>Waelytn'*;ondtrt^lnc7«4ia^l|alt<
ment and, pripirtd fdr:«bip«Mnt U> O»r
totut^m<^^ whfwlw^tljmiM^
\§&ksfe%S&-? . ' "- £Jj'
NiSßprk/Polltician Testfl|p
In tfra Lessler investiQittos.
DENIES i OFFERING ; ANY^ WONife
•Htt ;JSay»V;;ftßi«i.4'.To_li :^]jWm^.Tfc,«iMl^
j -
■■ $1,000 Cor :nis (Doblln)-Joha ««-
CuUaib Say. Tant lithe lat««.t
■Pin 3 Behalf •?;
MGeneral>.'HwßtoH . IMsi«h»lm»«Sj^l
« " ■*
TVASHTNG-TON; January &L^.Th*'Nir«|;^
Comrn.ttee of th* Houaa tt^^m,:"
'suxqed ."- the ; inveatigatibh "'.- of (th« dhirjgl||t
; made Vby}Repre«enta"uVe ■^Le«3l«r H jofXtfeiitgJ
ran^oflr^^ino^e^^w^S^^St^fi^^^
f^m©tt^^PW«|ll^b^n^^|N^if«i^p
I\f IngToX -': bis ?: testimony i occupieSLffit^ip*a.tei3 ' : .'-
I ffbl|Qwed^.b^^QKttWj3 : c^H^ff^Bi»R9r^«^
tendc'nt or elections In.N'sw York." l^muel" J
E- • Quiss tes'-Ssd »-t tao aitai'tooa sea*
i r aS'iexecutl'refsesßion.rof .tho eoronilfti-.^
: ; tc^held,! all the ■- close.; of I the i he4rin£ttp*fc
: day;iitiwa3rdecided-to call two'»itu»as«l -"
Monday.'t'/ . %7t?2M
SiPbliipjOobllr,, th* flr^t witness, SA«MMt-i
i talked .'with Quljjs- about getti^ Leaafti«S
■ I to/supportf tbe^s : ub4marihe ! boat ibilVlDoft*®
llnS 6 ? 1 * 1 - Qulgg ..; told : him*:'; there wouldi b« lf
?$5.0C0 1 Ini *M tors Leaislerv^if i tesal«r^eSute.|l«^
! interested.-^ an"d.*sl".9iQ J for i DobilnigHef 9a|j[^>;
QuigsSwasihot.|peryohanyllnt«rest^";buftJ#
; wanted HordoTa'ifayopJfbrJa?frleri""d.' : ,?Aii«^
:hfs9tel^with?QulggjDoblinlsaW|h«|»Ti^: hfs9tel^with?QulggjDoblinlsaW|h«|»Ti^
Lessler, and told him: "There «Ulj.b«>.
five ;• thousand -dcllars in this; Ifyou,ca3a
see'f yourlwayjclear/ to ibej trienclly4to|iti?S^
) Ljessler.yi Dbblln ?Tsald;ii laughed.^ aad | tolffM
'him' to^ quit. '-Then Dofaiin report^gd^tO^p
Q v igg 1 1 halt he? cou Id (no t get ; t«ssler.? .C(s?J**^
Uln;-.gwaa?*fcroa3-exaiainedSf > ty'43'OelajnfeKp
:Nicbll."'. '/ " 't^^^i^
-" iifiw in o, T<* r ra p l ni^Snd§Woma^xi^S^
■^ : >«?"5Si;-->'-i)^-i»--v?>---- ■ ;l". •*■-■• "■-■ •: ';■■"';■; ■f-"S.-"'P«*^ s «*^^p
; McCullagh. Buperintendant^o£-elao»Jp
: tlons % ih^lNewliYork./ said \ that ij iii/ihe|ln>\; |
: • tefest fof ?a I friend:? he" \ bad 1 8san'|L«at«^|fci|p
behaJf rof ithe;H6llj^d2bbatMl>aßl6r|«ild( b
he ; would Knot a support ;the bill He-^d^j^
clared thsre was^boodle' Jn us«.^andS i>
fainong^jthe/ lobby/Jmlaeucea mtsatloned^ 1.
v"win/e,t!tef'rapiD|aiid|*womsn.** I'.j^i.*-;
■ 3iMr.^MbCyllagb^sald^he-had|^btlfik|ans«^:
{wajr™ lntimated to Mi. besaler" tha^ibi«|^
actsTWould In any way affect bss election- *
1
■ »Hc}l said! Dr.|K«rr r f of {Ch!»^|aTpactistt^
: I busjlnssJk'j asked |h !m| (QulgsY "■( to • aa«stiieaa*S
; 'ler^pn/behalf>ofithei;Hollaridsbdat^Dir:'-
: : Ker r, ; : he 1, said,? toW /him/ that. j l^esaler^wa*^
\
■ ;nb!s^^wa7^'HdTßaiotaeXdiji^nl»t| l iiiUf^}oiw^
he'.coulfl-flo tn!.?c:* with T>7s!"»r.- b\it !f ha
I could -"000J L-i-?>r off i; would b»^^^
■^t'.Qaisglsald ihe 5 failwl Ito ;'s"»4'Lesslfflrj.fb : as»
'rnfit./pobliri/aridj. talked Iwithlhlru'labdhfesl
rLes3ler.s^Subsequ3ritly, Qul?g ./aald.'r h<»-'/
; [ saw J Lessiler.iand ;"aaid i"call«dlS
•f herejtoltalklwlthj you /about -th*^HollandJ|i
! ;tqrpedcf;boats. -.on b^haSf .of- a -frfar.d oj »
; mine; whom -I would ,>t!!te to <obMger JK<3 ;
-has "5 toldji'ma | your/ opposition | Isjligly^raiSM
malignant;- an cl ; you \haveTsaifl \ all jma nifej?^
I iof/na.«tv,j:aridKdisagre?abte:/.thfng3'JaoaufeS
jthe ; Holland ; boat. „ :I wanted ito|seejlf§*^
!t'cb'uld^ridtjpersuade.;you not ,to',belso-Btjl^p
; about^he|matter.*.t^lJeMlefii*"epH
; h&'lv^ibVpbsedjttb^the^
; Tnore'^of J3the/bbats;t and/declared |that^at^;
■ .nibst^un^ernp'nlous^lobbyAwas^ioialxtti^eft^
liMt 3^^^^^^ Benlal. "^^P
■ ri;Mrl/Qtiisar speclflcaJiy " dant^4^**^*§.
-had/bft*ered is3.oflosforPMr:/I*e33ler*a;/tretei.©
or;- th al 3 hel fes» d| »n*« | Dobt lnl ftin 1 1 iwiw6nl<StM
'■ ; try ; j.tb*'flxlitTaol thitl there 'would \ \m'\^JMM
\ In^tt^:for.?hlrri?-(Dobltn). H^ a. >n ': atttt&&£s
I !th^t<h"eih^|nstJßUthoriied: ! Mr;sDob!lnl.ta|i
make/any,/^ffer of ' n.r,y kind to aayjon.%i>
; peraoriallySorJothetwise. _ ZJ^SSB^?
:|'-;Mr.~.Qulgg concludes? trlth /ajiperwiial^
!• appeal ;. to ; members { of ;* the \ cbrnmlttee^tnSj
•'i;"JGen. Hti Sot "Jlunfer, ai Vs."
: General* Eppa Hunton, of Virginia,' di»i -
; clafmediariy: connection with th« "Hunt(jrvu
.; of ftyirginla/*/naeiition.3<J ■ itt- thd; tsstfijjoiojff^
I Th» comirJttse adjeu vr.ti. »
EVENINGsWITHSEUGINRFIEIib. ■ -
: ■■. .■ ; ;-•:••;■, x ■ ' ; • ' i . . .
•An.evar.trar with Eugene F!e?,3 -will fc»
; given i^byM Miss '%'Aanspaugh at tho. rsai
dence'qf Mrs. J. D. Crump. .^:o. iSI south. ■ .
.'Fourth "street. Friday afternoon Janu.
[:aryjSothvfat ! !stb !1 clpck. forth- bnneSt'ot :
};thei*Wbmen's:j{Mlsslonarjr.sßbcl«y o* th^i
! Second Baptist church.
BIRDIHASMOWPfI
•Beptriy-afarstial Beadit- n>to:nu< ,";
£Gfs*sßx:
•Deputy Untied 3tat«'4Jla«hst£s*a*£;
'Bendit, who •*?*?-: to N'otto«rayjCon|t^
.house I-to recelv* from the -authorltl*sf*j
small, bSack prisoner iumed -'OISJe 'Haslt*'^
lins^geliargea'^with j6pen-f*]paißll||
[fca|fj^Ve turned •to Richmond, yesterdajrjk
;'esnpts'-han.Jed. The nejjro h^d h^n'seiv»:*i
!lns|a":tsrirs tn the co-int> jail ar><? bl*
iternuwas up at 0 c'eiocK an th« dayJMr.'s
iEendlt got there. He did not apply/; fop^l
fhlsiprfsoner unsll about r con, v.'baa bf» '."
wa» returxjedrnon^eatjl^eniui. ;^?^%
• ' tr. v :kisO ': case tckmorrow^^
ifoffjje SloSJen. of t* ,
' : -'* " *-'■ ■'^°* I*^*<^ll^^^^fe!!^'"''?'j^*'^!tS^;1 *^* <^ll^^^^fe!!^'"''?'j^*'^ ! tS^ ;
i?*4Th9j-casßa against ? ex- A!d?rmai) CJbbnffßllSll
King will b? called Ir, tfterHustlng^Cer&fS^:
iij- marrow fnorr.lnsr and 'th»r« la/ftvery "
fp/rbb'ablllty f|. thai t g the *% triar^lll|_l>ftgfbßfts4^i
|f litdland : i the-" I en f orced-fabisenc«2p(^*ladse:S|
|W»t|froiiß the jbench]|w!ttlne^ttw^||st^
[tfiiaSCourt of Petersburg;^ f^^beiM*l£ja«/&
%UFedjsy|CiraTObh^
"awlKongtolcqnduct ithe triak^sCoTonetj^^S*
|E. : |Cutshaw,on account of^wh«lsellHn«H«i^
itfta^aa^waa^'poatpone'd ' several Urn**';./
[hastiufficfentJy recovered to ";b9Tat«Slfcs
Uoak In.t he CityHan.JaHy. -so tMre rw« ; >
ibe^nb^ fear 5 that >i he ? cannot^ b«?pr«iea«;i3
feilnjtbe Laif,andsEq«Uy Court iy^t«»dragpfe.
Judga Minor •henrd. argument In chamtxr*':
lT>tha cases of Brin;va:tbeMutua»,r!^l«^
Jty? and ; Gua rantee ; Company; « at r;Ba!tJ»; =
more.', and -Francis -y*.- th* Muru«l ; Vlrfyll- '■■'i
i ty_ an<J < Guarantee : Cerapsriy of C«lts.wiir9w•';'•■
* Ther« ' are \ mimcro'js " parson* in • Hlen> ---'■
raqrd;who:ar« fnterustwi; tn -the out«wa«
of-thiea»e..^s,th#y wwicnght ■KyfU»^;
-««Nrtcii-gokM"; »«tho4» of «*•• orcaa.
ItaaMte'' s f ;41 • - V '^ft=
\ judc* •»-;TBL;sl!Hti;;wiipVf»piri«i /sw&iiy
day, afternoon* to * -.*• r««rtii« mmr. a»d-ltf9 !j