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.*Loct?Bfcs. &c, T»-n!aS*. IMirt iiußm Hnnsß-Finith aad Pcrraan Co., ia ■' Fan on thi Br sto:."8. llrii.'i.iiis M'O.iuu; lii llirj.Tont 011 Surrey Hills Kb ate, Poiiauabv Road. 7.30. Wniirm.u lir>i«l-Moeiins of cartera to eloot Cntminn. v, i.t-.i, for iluir pionlc, 8.30. V M r. A. Rr.-, M-fir»ii iV.is'icservice, 7.30. Glassworks. Friuiiiiina Bay - Kxliibitlonofgluat l>lo*li:;{. 2 Ul6. Temp, cm-.vv K-.11-Ki c • c itcrtsinment, 7 SO. Knv i,ri', «.:.;r.i«i- »( Urcy and Queen nllßcta tlnen-jir si?i vice. 7.

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J.mu.i'y 21 I. But;!' j a:r.] A. to minua.

Sunday Services

XGTF —The sei ntv.v 11/•; at the ns»a( ioiirs, (,„(,,,. ~-,).t,i r.tlienri.w .ttutnl. When only one ;,,,„./,,, - ;,„,,»: m i/,i£;i /"• offlciates at both ,l,,l!-oi' tror.v.'iip; when mure than one, they oi'icUiU ,il the Z-rrices in the <rnler named. St. Paul's -Inttumbont. St. AUtiliew'i-1...-.inbuilt mid Rev. O. Woe. All Suinta'-liiounibout. Ht. BHiiulo.hraii-Jiisiiii.lii.-iit. O:tr Holl-KvaliitolistU: . Brvl.-e. S. Epipb'iuy—lncuttbciit. (.-onari-jjatioual Clui.cti, Heieafojd-street-Rev. T. .Addina New Chuivb at-rTiccs -Forestera' Hall, ICarnn gahavu KoaJ. II 11.m. Mount Kdan Bdo-isi-P«stor T. Bray. AucklandTabernac:e-PosturT Bpurgaoa. Nowtou (Jj!, K r els -,tioDhl-Rev. H. J. lioTTiii. AbboU'd llpara iloastt-Mr Qej Aldndge. 6 IS. Alesaad:-H street P.-lmltive Al«ih^dlot-Kevß.

J. J. Matlifr and VV. Tlnsky. P.tt and ltdwlnatrte 9 Pria.liiT* Methodist—

Mr VV. Warililogton ana Supply, franklin Hond Primitive Mtthodist—RaTJ. T. R Jonj* tuid I. Broouo. V« otarviow PriimtlYO Mttlwdlat-Half-piat two ur.d liuir-ra« ax. Mr J. TCi.licambe. BiohmoEd Road PiluiitlFuiletnodtat—At :hra<.' Snpuly and Mr G- Knight. I.ori>e b r-it ilall -lvKtisnd Ratlonallst'.o So ciety. J.SO. Y.iU.C.A. Roosis-Fev. .i .3 Hill, 3pm Pitt and Vincoiitsuvela unit .d Free Methodiit Olinrcb-Kav. C!. \VOIbO73. Aiount Kfleo United Frse Me.thotUet—Rnvs. T. Q. ll.nuK-on-i and G. T. Marshall. i'Ht Rtrtet VWsloyau Conrch an! School—Re nooning Sjrvioss: Kiv<>. VV. Morley aud J. Barry. Cli ldre-.'s Service at S p.m.: Rev. SV. Bmimbar a-m W. Hamtka. Si. Petat's Presbyrerian-Esv. R. So-maervlile. jaii-kenhaad VVedeyan-Rer. T. B. Brojlru. 3:. Dartd'a Prasbjterian-C. B. Pel o»m, fit'.btreet Wedayan-Kora. W. ar-jriey an.i J. Berry. G;af-.on Roal Wcwlayaa -Hers. ~\Y. O. Oliver and W. J. Wil.iaina. Sc Johns Weslejan-H«fd. W. J, Williams an.'t William Lee. Parnell wealstau—Huva. \V.'fmsioj; (of Wan uaui) and J. IJutei (of WaDgirei). Archhlll Weßlo/an— Kers. Wm. Ronsr asd D. B. Barler. Devooporc Wesleyan-Kars. W. Bjarnbjr and W. C. Oliver. jllouat albert WealeTan—H6>a. J Crump ai.d W. Biunibar. iioant K'len C'jngrejriithmßl-Mj1. J. Wood and Her. MrrlafolT. ' t»bronp'irc Cungrcgittonu'—Mr Q. H. Jones, f.elUiouj ilaeiint: in th.? T«ut on Hurray Hills KsUta, Pomonby Road - 3 aud 7 P m. Fjraslera' Hill, Ntv/ton—Gospal Tamrersnoa Meeting -Address* b? Rsv: (.'. Barley and Mr J. Word. 8.15 RjQinara Mia=ion Hall—Sorvloe »t 7 p.m., Rev. tf. B c -.t. Prntost-.nl Hall. Nawtan — CUiiitadelphians, 10.30 and fi.ai. ,Br. Oeorfj'B Hall. Nawtou -liivioa fe'ervioa at 11 and 8.15 p.m. r-i.risiiana Meetluc Hoiue. Oac-katret-t-Teat Meaiioßatfl.aip.iu. Ponaonby Uaptiat -Mr K. F;y.

Auction Sales on Monday.

E. CaL-toMuic and Son—Proper!i ;a, ole, 12. t> Lew c. at Daklßiith Fami. Ayondule-Livn Stock, Oaten Ua.y, Haiue-s, etc.. 1!. Arthurnndßuii(i)i-Unreue2ined Piedgts, 11. fects. 12. G.» Slbbln — Cl.*t->i.hum Beach B.thing Morton &'Jaokaoa-Painter and i-ignwiiter'e S'.ot,'k 11 a m. R .f. ('nrbluß.l — Houtohold Furniture and Effects, 11.

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Mails will ciosk js under

Monday. 24th lust. For NTnw Pljmourh and Hou'hern perU per Pdnauln. 6tHoa.ni. ±?or Wnitij.tß *Jil M ,tilh^*-u pnrt-j, ptr Gairloch. at 11 am. Fur i'litiki anil tinMinßßdal. I'or Corouiundol atll.M&.tu. **of Tiirjuiw iii*r Kota'rs4iiioa. at 1 p.m. for Whiiltnitl. L'liiwr Mill. Tairun, Taurangu, etii., per Jonu. tsi i p.m. ; pov Tauranga aad Upotlki, pM ClanEman, at J P.m. _ ii-or Rn<BAll, ICawnkawi, Rawene, WanMHro*. andllongonul, pa- Clansmuu. at a » in. (rue Tliiimos. i.w Eo;«rpr!fe, tit 5 SO p.;>!. Tuesday. 25;h U:st. S"ni VVV.IW'-rn, !CH.wau. Laivh. Onialm, Mata tsf.n. Molk-t Pel^t. and J-ower liatukanst, v*r . i!osi> Canor. at 10 a.m. jPor Thinie;. peP Kotoamhaa'i. Nt 2SO »m- K-ur WrtiiKl»4l Hiiaiw. l-»riiJ. Walu'i, VVJiaE .«farti, K.tMiu, auu ils:iaiP«.l. t".' tTdliugtou, iiXD P.m. Monday. 3ist lust, i'tirXdalu.adii R3 followa: — For famaa. Sstniiwl^ii Winds. Ui;!t<*d States at Auarisa,' Ouiiids. J3-iU3h roluiiib'a, Con irn] ami Saulh Ainßrlu*. au^i Brlthh and f iirirjjn \'/.'»t la.llea «.t i p in. Fur til i Uaitdii tCiuniiiiiQ aud eo'iiiueut o* Europn. at 5 D.ia. Mjnor orda.~s. rs(;iat»rad lfiltcf-j. and uewi papers, Rt33o pm. L»ta Icttorn, baarlni? an or'.ra f.-eof JW in sddUlon to tha poataio. will bo reo Irdd by thn Mail Agent ou baarsl '.ho iit.-aDier up to /.betlnnof tsllins. ■I his mall wilt ba dua at London A£arcb 7. •i. r*,wo»tlCP will he opc<it*l at Gnm I'own. •--r.'.u.y H^r. ti HI JVbniar.-aiX'. Btiiis will bii deifinieteti *9 aJveitlacd »ib WhitiiHii. (fi'rtflc.,l) S. RB'-Sa, C.'tilef Postaaii=tßP. < ntof Post office. AUi^lond.

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BDTiwsrv-.—Vhiß arising, 7 13. -'.- o-iuokovy rr.Gir.lntf, 5.11. jAiHiav *■•>* - Mew Mo-.n. JiiU. ■.: )0 p.m. «i:.-.is YV iTSir, A.vcKtiiiO — 'J'ti< arguing, 5.67; to-morraH ca .rntosf 6 10. :iU.ii(Jifiij HBAiis —This e.ve;its?, 8.37; to morrow i/iorntnfr, 8.S0» KifpiF.a Hsinß-acld o^euta^, V&r; to m.n"o« murolujt, O.5'J. I ABRIVAL2. TO DAT, eii6>ia.fdrd.B.p..Cowper, for Opotiiii Maeailcs LUoud. ba.. Mathewa, fram Norfalk JjUnd DHPABTCJBBB," J.Ati' EVENINQ. Woffl.ifflsa, 8.a.. atephbiisjn. for Whaagtra iiluueiy, a a., Johaaon, for Tai.ranga luaa, t.u., AiuotJeo, (or llercnry Bar S'i'EAMKBa 'JO AHiUVi?. CoTotosodsl, from Corovtiosdol- ta-dny, 5 p.m. Austre.Jla, from Blsborne. Sondiy loaa, iruDi Jlsrcary Bay, to-nisht itnterp-lao. from ThumeH. Hnnday, 1 a.m. ii.eaaig, froni Tuuraoga, Snr.dar, e*ny Kotomabann.from Tnamuß, today,9SO p.m. it'^llioetoa, from Wtmngarnl,.Monday oignt from Bydne^, Tuesday, oarty ' i.lameda fro* 'Fiiscc, dua Fcbiuitry 7 Jsnct NJcoil, rrora Tonua, i'«bruttry li Hnapahu, Horn LoaAoa, via Sonth. Wdroh Pji^guln (»t On?buos:a), fiom Mouth. S Jiaruroa, Uaa South, Monday. 9 v.in. Artiwata, from Fll. W ( dn.-<rtiay . ( J^iiiman, from Waiweru, Monday, early

Tub schooner Yolando ba* to n docked for an

The s * Glenelg left for Tauranfra last eveulng !u-t.-iid uf ilie s.e. Claosmau, iho layer bsTinif 4jt:ea laid on fur nuexcuis'oi X) Walweia at 2 •j.ni. to ds*. '1 lie brlt'imlluo Maria Virginia la reported to ba JrfßkiDß Dadlj' at. WliauKarel. and aew pumps d^vo oaon Bunt down to feuep ihe vobael free of water dming Iwr trip lo lliix sort, where t.-paiia «SUb» effcoled.

Du'l»R the rear ISSC. '±.~!i veMßls, r;pipasiit ifig3o3 34Sto>n. arrived In Auokluid frw» .ooik ial ports Of tti&l number J. 661 wore sailing -*t33ob-. In couslal dspiirtoiva Jor tbe ssbid terlod thara w«ro '/,7flo vctßOls, repr.a mlng 3U0.9M tons, 1 ToB of lha vaisaJs bulnj; under .•janvas.

•t'ho Urisanllno Magollin Cloul left Bnnda «ipr- WnßCtaJauil, ou Uticember HI, arrived ftt IStd^M tn January 1". »"<! being uuhble fi. utiiaia any carijo. camo ou lo Auoltland lv »oal!:i6t; arrtvlng boro at 8 a m. to-ilay. Kaaierly wludsv»«ro cxptriatcad Blnca loaTlas NorfolK Sslaml.

Thß ec 9. Chelnisfonl arrived on Optitikl, Whatane. Jfco. this mm«li,B, wth <W cacks mi!zi audthefollowlnßpaeiißrgeiE'J lesdcmae l-lny, Eveia. and Kirk. MrJ t.usJ ; ,rH Rafaa, Mbeea Wilklna. Olaika. mid Mollcy, Master ParUlnson IHtßsre Wiict.i Hylord, J. Stapton, ril, Cialr, Brown. Harl.-, tflllluT, Ooldsteln.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING

The Coptic.

Pobt CHit-MBBS. Jansar/ 21-Thß d oamor CaUi- Iruin l Jl"n:t>uth via cupewwa and d*v h" rtmug'it li-mi tvrcn'r-iwofe t. the BMhorßl until So:ji todsy, wban ihe atOMed fho b°r and alea-uel In port fh". hrongbt 14* ptstengem and 2:085 toaa (*r«o for ft!l poiti. %.i loft Flsrooutn, Dec-.moer *; Capetown, 2Rb ; aid Habarh January ifi P-ipsenpri, for IVklaud:-Saloon: Mr xiitl M.» i'lewl't, AJann and Pice. Second saloon: Oir iSu£iH3SldSiand ramry^. Mr udIM». t-hasman and funallv (81, Mr ornl Mrj Shap, Miwß \V TODd» and A Tlvlau, Me;Br3 K«nuear, Wetberttone (2), Allan and Mlfw Qrabam Bte'r age- Itr ana MrJ Hbaoklefoid and infant. Mr ; and Mr» Atmluga and family Wl.

L,YTTEi.TO»r. thta day. - Billed: Cormoran', barqne, for London. London, Jannaiy 2P.-4irlved Arawa from Lyttelton.wlUi frczan muttoii lv goorf condition. .Madeira. Jmhiui 19.-Arii7edi Kaikouia, from Plymouth. .

THIRD EDITION.

THE GREA.T BARRIER

MURDER

THE VERDICT

BOTH i'KISOXEKS FOtJNB

GUILTY

sir Oarer finished liia address to the jury about 4 p.m., (uid the .Judge Immediately began summing up. Hia clmrgo to the jury, which occupied lens thnn hulf an hour, was dlieotly against both prisionera. The jury retired at i 20, The Jury ro-entared tha Courtroom at a.45, when the Foreman announced that they had found <i verdict o'. "Guilty" against both prisonurs. The jury rei-'ominendad both prlsonurs to merpy. Caffrey madaa statement denying that he committed the crime. Perm made a 6tatem3nt that hs was led away by Caffrey. SENTENCED TO DEAIH His Honor then asenraed the black cap and sentenced prisoners to death in tha usual farm.

The Island Bay Cup.

Description of the KusnlDg.

Pearl, Tigredia, Silence, Soudan, Farding gale, and Revoke also ran. Waitiri was a hot favourite at 3t02 on her. The Bag fell to a l&ir etai'B, Revoke aud Titbit making play for a quarter of a mile, when Tit bit wai steadied, and Tigredia ran upto Revoke. The=e two led past thn stand. At the bottom turn Pearl went to the front, with Revoke second, Waitiri being fonrth, and Soudan last. Pearl ied nlong the back stretcb, but <j!ivo way to Waitiri at the top. One of the beat races eneued down the straight evvT s=en on ths course, Waitiri winning by a short htai, with Humour an excellet third. Tigredia fin ished la=t. Time, 2miu 39sec. Dividend, i"-2 4s.

ilr Butler protested against Waitiri, on the gronud that the jockey etrucl: Tit, Bit on the hea.l with his whip in tha straight, but it was dismissed.

The Evening Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening news, morning news and The Echo.

for Its lutU/J !»J IJic JiEUtECp. £ud fiiiS tii^l <H* vltil ltd-

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The suc«6« cf the Victorian Loau of three millions—more Ua,u lsn million1! being offered at and above tins mini ranm of 102—is another lesson to New I £e&!?.nd. Our last modest loan* aifco.upting f.q !e»a than a million ami a half, was little moie .t^jjj at 97, and according to i\ia i&est cable advices, New Zealand con s;-if jilted stock is. now quoted ill Loiidcr, at 9;H. And yet, while tjie ciefijt pf; New Zealand ji sq seriously depreciated (•b.top.x is able tp couims.nd offers for frhree ti.ms3 the («ofl.«)' slj3 fisks for at- a pfe.rni.ura of over two pej- esfjj... There is no blinking the lesson which liiess Jj gyres biing houia. The difference is repre sented by a want of confidence in the security. Time was when New Zea land was the popular colony with in vestors, tiid deservedly so. We couLd obtain any ai^oaaf vya chose to ask for at th* highest price going for colonial sfog)>», but now jEaifl) is evi dently shaken iv our frbiljtv to meet our engagements. We, in Hi? c.olouy, know that there is no more risk of New Zealand failing to keep her en gagements with the English bond- I hojdfiv than thera is of the Victorian feoyer.rirae.utg.&kinir default. The four p,er cen.t. is a's's%:ui^ fo cur creditor us to t}igjfs : but that is not ( tlj.a jjopUiyr opinion, 'mi 4 the jn.eu>Ws» \ot 'the London Stock Exgljstfigfl ff'w .direct the operations in connection i/Jtfe th.es.e loans are acting accordingly. The syndicate who dabbled in our last loan at 97 have probably dropped money by the. .operation; yet another syndicate mere yvjlljiig fc/? Jslf-e "P s' x millions of the loajj fpr a siptg,r sohpy at 102. The contrast ja one wliicli mu3J; p;;o duce a feeling of de.ep .concern in'tj.i.e mind of every lover of Jfew Zealan.4 No division of tha Empire ought to have a sounder credit. Why, tjiejj, have we fallen so disastrously in this estimation of investors who find money fpeely for every rotten Government in jh,e .w.orld? There is no doubt that .<{etra.eti.oUj B,u,d> s» is centained in Mr frojjde'a Oce.&ntf, his had an evil effect upon ojjr ffe/lit, ),>!it some of the leading organs of' puijli.v opinion have for a long tiros past adopted a similar tone. We cannot dis guise the fuctt hat the colony b) jits rapid borrowing has given grounds for those attack, ant) there in no hope of restor ing .confidence otljerydso than by prov ing to the world that we are not Jiving on borrowed money, but are able fro^ reranufiß tj@ provide itjuiply for all ari gagemente.

Capt. Hazard, of the Vnterau o'orpn, has calltd to state that tbero is no fonudation fov the rumours of serious dissension in the ranks. As far 03 ho is awaro, ttora is only a single nialaontcnt in tho company, ar,d ho has no following whatever. A meeting has recently been held to arrange for ft supply of new uniforms, and the old ''Vets." are Jitsly to go on more prosperously than ever. Appellants jggjnet the city assessment aw informed that t\\py puef leavoduplicate copies of their obJectJowß at ths Towii Clerk's offieo aod at tho Aeseinru^ijt /Ju.urt (Police Court buildings). »The inspection paradaof Na. 2 Battalior (Captain skinner) will tako plao4 go Tyts day evening nsxi. Attention ia «p«i-inil> directed to the alteration of hour, trbloh is io fee 6,pm., instead of 7 ."50. All field ofEeEf j Eti;l adjutants for examination arc tc attend jihfj> parade, mounted. The full programme t£ the Burns Anni versary concsrt on Tmoday nezt appears ii to day a iSHUe. The artist* will bb 'focud £o Sijebveoe somb " tow talent," in addition to old favourite*l! and the selections aro all first-class in their particular deparl.mtiitn. A very enjoyable oigbt i* assured for all ,1 jvers ol Scottiib atorjr, coo;.-;, music, aud dancing. A " ShsrsKblder " writes : " I woulJ )jko to know wimt the Goverament intend do> g wUb the balance of three shillings a share due to the shareholders in the Thames Valley and Rnrnrna Hsilfvay.''

Capt. Edwin advises at 11.'20 a.m. : " Eveiy indication very low tide* trout.now until noon tomorrow." Pastor GrHfi'ha is to prcioh on "The Great Barrier Murder" at the Tabernacle, ; Cambridge, to-morrow. Another remand has been granted til! Monday in tho canea-jainafc Rllii and Sumll, charpoil with highway roblv-ry. Tho case Bgainßt Smith lim been «il.hdrawn by Iho ! p-jlice. The Ofora llou.se wi-l l>» closed next, weak, ami in order that the public may not be without i-omo uiuusemai.t m. lUyatU night, Mr P. Doran is :-.n-)r(,;ii>.c to open it on Friday and Saturday i-vvninyd wilh a giftud variety entertainment. ' The water police want an owner lor c lJ«t bottomed din?y liiintc-d white. 12 fc«t long, rowlock< and puddle.', femnd looting in the I harbour near tho Watciman .n Mi« 19th of I January.

Coinpluinle mo inailocji aiiiioyaintcaiiMJ lo lady bat lion at ClmltMiliam Baarii by prurient-Minded males, «m,I aUu of *ho daugar from joekayrf galloping horwx ahum the bench. Two y.imiK; Uuiu::, wln.i: b.ltli ing at, the foot of a garden iv Kyber ?*■» Rd'ui.h.'ul their clothes carried uli by iuvei.il "larriUiim." It. utu be hoped that Ifrgel vnugeaiiro will oroiUka llievo dastardly offendoie, Three men, nitined Tkoinai Kinif, Charles Colemsu and Peter Hardy, havo bf&n arrested by Detectives Duolan am! Walker, on suspicion of liavin;; eoiaiuit lei Ilia robbery on. tl>s returned Kiinberley digger Hughe*, They wove brought before tho Police Court this worn in«, \\Ue>>\ S>e!!t't. Pratt asked for a lemund till the 28tb "Two of the men, ho said, had confessed their ••.tiilt, and th,:y said they sold tb» ten ouncea of ('.old for £6. So far, however, tha p*Hee hml been minbie to recover tho ntulen properly. The C3BD w»e accordingly remanded. A meeting at creditor* in the bankrupt estate of C. i'\ liai'f, storekeeper, ivw held lata yett&rd'ay afU-iiKiun at tho Official Assignee's offiet). Teu jrit.ikyrf ;~«'' v rc-jjio senfcerf. On iho motion of Mr Knatxtpan, it was resolved "liml tlio meeting approve ut the draft advertisement, axespt that the depenit with tonduro for 0 F. Hurfc'a i^lato be 15 per oantr. lunteari <•! 20 pur ■•ml . Mid that Wellington should ba Inuludod tor tenders." It wa« a-j-nwd thai Mr lto»» Mid Mr £jirn* ba upp.iinl.ul toaittai- tupdivUur" wifh tfca UJfieial /Hwienwi in teuns of I ho Act. 'Jhe rotati.Ti; thou adjourned. Mr Win. riim.cii.ij-y. c J y..il. Teiraro, Upper Queen slieet, h.na Ml- •-'. U;» St.ik Oth'eo aamplca of scoria and ntlior mim-rula obtained from Mount Eden, Psneonby, and otlijor pWw in the immediate vicin ity of Iba city. SJiijp.ii ol then ntcme» aid thiukly impu-j.;mHrd wi'tli VJilliabla i Minerals—gold rpecks »ho«ii.K frtaly, bji.l Mr I'itiiiKiUiii^ stati'is that tons nl Jlmjio of equal quality Ran t.t b»' irithont wnch oi (jaiiso. Tha sauiplsn are wail v.nitl: iimjioi! tion by those iuterettod in iltn'i>li),jii,;( ..-ijk luinotal resource. Th«i) in an excellent sample t)E lißmntiVn and of uliari-ed li^iiite, ant. in thla noiirhbourhond.

Mr .4.0. Djniella, miiiinter of tin. tout oa Surrey Hills, delivered a very poweifnl disopmsa last night, hi* subject beiiif.; " The Seven YrasziiiPt*," reudrded in Kov. S- SI chaptorc. Thaiec-t^rer ;iiaiiffm!# no ordinary ability on lhe.se important. ijiv.i.iiiolJiMfieuifts. Many faflta ware presantod during Uie uvon iutj from Gibbou and oth»r sjrcal wiiturii, ! showiuu thftt in keeping »i(!i history, pro phecy, as i.. t!)3 B"ok of D.uio! ni.d thn Hovelation, 'Uia ljucil fsMillwl, and th.it now we are biouj^ht to tiie .i..>^; filemn pjricf) in our norhlV hlstiny. Tho spciikiy it wait tt large on oa'h t ruin pel as having Bomidtil, mid uuifjtr thu savmith «v urc hruuglit down to i>;U, A.li., when th.o cloaiiiK and deciwvo work of Hid jud-i,.^.:t un'd tho p.-rco.u.l comins.'of Christ i? pro claimed to nit nations of" m«n, lor in iho duv< uf the oifveillh unjjel ti, u '• f.iyctory of Dod " elioulii b* liui.hcll Many passni/fK w.oio road to show tho i.irimirfj of iho words the "Alyslery uf Uoil" (Eph. i. i», ,Eph. >-i. I!), fol. iv. ?) HoUiinn woids nf u'l.v.oijilion tcntiiuatod Hie prooclier'j io mukl, %Uo hiibjent luf toini'iruv* vvKI ho seen in another tu!i:u:u. T!;e Queon'u Own I'.iiioa mcut a.i (lie! Mount lull i Rilio Ramtu at .;.:!() it.in. "i> i Mondty 1.0 lire for Mr Whit*'. nio.l«J. Ths nosy 1.1 *f..-i j.i.:l.t IJJiiUnyi was nut f;.r n nrubii yosfarday a<to;T.^i)ji Hiid i'C bavfcl arllliirftbly. (Jhirlu Uuiinlpgliuita. i Iv.n .i;;.l u. : .ior M.minatinn at Iho Asri^'.ieo'd . it.iv. f.i.d.jv, .l^uiircu that ho !«!•! b-.eii 1.0.-i.im' a board ,n.,'-hoi,.-.>, which ii-ui provsil a ladim-. His itebl.t amounted >o .CM 4- Sd. Ma ))■■<! |,it...<.; ; ;i!iy no asset:-. Savtriji ..tf-ivU 1 ; iiiit cariiu] their ll«|>* Ia f mint lii K 'h ttt'utfv, J»i ..,. ><.. "f fffwt for lha mcm.-.py nf .Mr l''nu;i;-- i, tir:;i<i.y- . «on, late of Totara, Whei;^..ir»A, ujiodi.cd ul hid re*ldeii(.-c, S*«l«.yit Tcnacj., i■.-.:. ■, : -|i ; till— mciniinj;. Ti-.fi Rltontion of ...embers of Royal Ari-h Ch»plt«a ;., -A lo'-.land i« .lir. o-e.! In ilid wrvortittswßiit '•; t.V. 7-jJilan.lia Chiipter, *h»!. tijipKaM in'" ajioifjorj column. TI.BI-B i. «f p.. .1 ■..«• «|

I vi.-it t.i Ai.-cilaid a »onr:iioan iiuldtnu I hiuli ittnk undov tiia liroiid I li«pU-r o< I Scotland, norupanioii I .y O-tirr, frotii, eial brand Bu(Mi r '()t9Ti.-lai.t '/... of 1 tiia .i.iloiiy, sna .tho lueofiuij ..f Iho :.iij Cl.aptei h called to lecaivo him j The De'Ciipott ti'..Miv fluinpany l.iuui proti'Ued ;!;a l!sj.^t.ta i:lul< a donation ul jj £-25, condition ally t'liut (iii v.halefc^iit raits ■) aie roivtd i>n lhe inorniug of the sQ.li iuat. ' William La Crensda Miti hell, a bankrupt under fcxi.-rdiisti .n tl l the Oili -i.il Ariij..i uu'n office to day, staled that howut. an account ant and land a^uiiS. Hie ditfieulllos eotn UMced early in ISSfi lie had p-.ioh^-.d- City CouiivJli l<ri>i« ii Knran«ahh[i« i:o:.,l for elioTi'ls', '.li.il oniiig In •oj.io i ; .l.ti •iinlity they luid iiiiiuitiec( in hi- ov¥h nuuiii.'' Vh(» j prnperly Jjud dapre.cUtu-l ooudMcrubly j i;, Vftlfta. . g^had slrtuiiy paid i,w,rl y £ JOO j l/f'-iiiiici r.Siif.tbti.'J^i f^.'>ipr»|V:ii ty wall 'I'.'.r j Cnunoii bad pift'-aiCi J'ilil ''or' »,kb,< uf r^nt nnd obtaiiied judgment ftuofi'Bt iii;;i Owirip' Ii tlepres.-iiin and Dank,.ip;:-i^s of otli»r» ho hafi lost durintf tin !a?t 18 ruoothc i'S.OOt). Of i.'.i-' £1,000 vr.ia by hsrikruiits. His nimrMii.,l |(rj;U mnciupted to £3SI Ut, j.roportirs to llio «■ tentoi Rli! C.'!», nhi.-.'h weie iri.ouniboied lei th'eiil fu.l2 t-iluo. 11:* ony upf.la vvoru£-110 book dfelitV," yvhieh' t\o asiiumt-'i wcunl ..io. ii,uc.» £50, and' : hie lionerfhV.M Tiiu.ilnro !.".;id i eifectji, woytJj &^iQut £150. " " ji £at.'ls'tJii'.> gleptfiis Ifuji;;. Ftea mivtr- ;| lia-iueut Sid p*ga

UNKNOWN

Tup U^ion lifiV-cr ya-.l at Dtvonport, whi.eh ,co;i!>i.-,t» vi a. jilafpno iihu'it 80 fget x I'-iO f.eat bujit via (|io 'winter! ami supjjofltd by |)ilta near f.'nn Ueyon fiort VVliaif. \-i v.vii- i,i a vtiy bail w.-.y On ThuisJay nif'il luaia wufg about 300,000 ft of tim Lei tiuektd in ii.o viLiti, whbii the centre suddenly coil«[»sd ntnl tin) tinibci1 rt:i,i pitcipil.atod into the water. Diirict; yesttrJ'y noikuiou «er« einplojcd in liftinß tho fallun timber, vi.d ie.-UcUing it on tha reinainiiifr pot-lion i.l tlio jilftttorm. Ouii.O(4 the afltirmon tiii.< al-o roiUpsod ACd'tS.o yi '»*;r'J! U'Qt\ !::inied .1. Kirbv and Mgf!'illnvi ui'ut vlfji «»,;»k|i tlif 'i-=-h lii.-inj; struct by (ftllir.fr .tliiibw. tiM,.V v.a; ►- badly injured that i,a h now undur inoJina'i' attendance, and MtCJalluin had one fnnf, slightly iiijuiud. I> in probable that Ilia Umber jaid v.ill require to bo lecon ftitiuluti.

UNKNOWN

,(8. Am; tiff li. O. Soth Smith, EM}

Dii('Khßtf*r.s?.—Tiiroopersons wf1 iv punish?,! for tbla olteßue, ' Wrrnori a '['[<■■:;kt. ■.(■■hn I fonr-cli>■ f!'.! n....f nppenr in iuism'l- to :l flmivfi- i,i I !;'...<■!i.i ; i;', ;.<; , v railwiiv enrriri:**: from .Muri'liisvillc In To Aivjhit without Imvini? lifat pal.l the proper fan1. — l\lr Theo. Cooper appo;irr'tl for Die prnseriil.ion, and calkd fr'amnel J. Ni'iiN, Bii.'inl, who clpponrd thiililioai'uiiseil iru ■.•<•! kvj in a Fftomi i-lass r:n ---ria.-c uMmui l','.-.l liiLViii;f piiiil llji: prowr f;uv. Hi-ssi'l lii'lmd hum.l,l n lic!;.M I,HI Insl it. Till' :,lalioiuur,slor :il Alwriiisviilp ::,fuiiiu-il wiliu-ss that ihis titutement was iimi-iic.~fin.vii lOsaud

M iiXTt.NASfH.-l •liMi-lcd (julhry was nliargod with neglecting to obey an order of the Court c^jiaring !.i!;- : to i-milrilmli! Invurrts ihe support bf hi 3 family »■ i\tn.-t.-si.i >:ii.l In- inn! ::til) 1.c.-n . !J:Jlo[ V.Dft nw\ W.I i.C ;■>! \v:n wit! inif 11) ill) his ' besl. herpulU'iir.! cid' il ni;i;jr.-,ilj:lii!i». 1)»r.->n.-lai)( also e\un'kecil urn uniicly ro KYiow'whp'.ii i-.ia i wife lived, wliil'n she w.-ib cinnlly .■nirioiis'tltut he fliouid not KiiDiv.—'i'he fusa vvus ndjom-iipd for ft monl.h in n'ri!,?i- lo ;;i; o (J-nthVy a. I'lin'nc.u IVI pay somelhing;. JJICOBBDIKNT A PPKKN'I 11.'E.--■ l.'tl»!'llia Kill - jnanue-1 Bird iTua cbargcii with refilling to abej" the orders of his master, (tooi'ko iVoslcr, lo ; attend and porform work required of him.— Prisoner, a lafl, pleaded B'liiltj-.—Mr K. Cooper appeared for the prosecutor, and said the case was originally Get down for the lUtli, but the boy cov.ld not be found. It was not till this morning 11* iifr fitU?v Ooiild get liold of him. and de siring the . a;p ',eli';i! he brought him down lo tbo Court at once/—MY li'p.ir- expressed his wllHngneas to take ljim lja.;i.;, i.ltfie ;.I;3 1.:.d offered no objection to go.—Tin; bey wns ordered"to return to his work, and imy the ,"os;« of the prosecution. AdjoUhmed.— A charive against George Stereos, of failing to obey a mamtenunce order of the Court, was adjourned till February )0. On the application of Mr Cotter, rl:u( -i ; against W. Bond, WV, Avencll, and Kir),aril of leaving pffenßire m.ttte)1 on flit- whnvf were ndirajriiPrt tjl) Monrt.?r. '

CABLEGRAMS.

3v il.Mmi.l 9at,KOaAF!l. — MPKBIOUt,]

WAR PREPARATIONS.

FIUCNOii AN!> UiiIJtMAN SUSPICIONS

'i'lio Uunruen I>ej.r<3«aed. Lu.MiuN, January -1. A KKl'ovT tlmfc ti.o exportation oi Uorroi from Oonnaiiy is prohibited (i:ia [i;-«i3uciil a marked depression on Ilio Centintrital lJonrse*. Tlio Froncli iloolaro tliaf tlio Uuiber wliiuli i» being pui-ohavoJ OH Mia frontier is rrquirui hn Ilio I'aiU lCxliibiti

Tlio Adelaide ExlilulHvu.

! oxuus, .lainiary 22.—Tho Foreign CuW . millrc if the United HtaU-x Soimle recoui ineiiiU tliat'so,ooo dollars Ijo appropriated In scciiviiiK tlio ( ; /Jjoient wpretontatton uf America :it Aduiairia Exhibition. Kuvlval o« Tiado. Tlie aotlou, woollen, Iron, Mid stool tiM-t' , .- era all improving, Tlve Catylfi Kiitea. Mr Peuder, un liehelf of the lC'ntorn Kv teiitiou Company, will ftqbinit to IlieCultmisd C-Juleiarita b scheme for |-t><liir-in : : liiw pre litnl cable i-afei uy uue fourlli. Navul Appolutment. LUntuntiit Allsii lm=i bi.-eo appointed to tlio oommiuid oi X.M.S. Swinger, ■j'ho Cold Ciaeo. The Uuladoiiifliii ( Etlieii.lgo) Mining Ouinpany i= announced, v>it!> ;i capiUl of MitOJXM. \ %hp IrifcU Conepirftcy. 1.0.'.d05, JaiuiHiy U l .},--At ji of tj,..j l'«ljiiu:l yeaUrday ft vvt ijecidcd to briiiH fJf«»id a lull for (ho mipp!£Miriii of tliia sigrarfiiii ouii.-picaey. Annlo-AiiAU'Biißn tesitls^ ■Jlw l'eiiiiuiilur and Oricntiil Company i have reduorJ Urn amount i.f Ihotr nn.il teuilvr, but have tint ntliei'wisd mjiiified i». They alto slif.uluta for tlui tr> contiuuu llieir cuuii6Ctiii[? fer»ior from Adsii in Eii ff ;ha.y, thence to Cdylou. Unltetl htnt.s i^.oti|fat». WasuikilTON, .Isouary -0. -'i'iie po:;-. ---iuirtoe of Contfress strongly upprovd ot t!ia lii.l c.'iii-li h'ial.e.j.l introduced tor (he pin pose ol obt«;,iiiii: reprieaia fur (he treac inc-'ut oi Auuericati IY-liin,. l>y thd Cnnnilltn Uavenili| l dhjh ' 'i'lp giiiUfit Syilney Outrage. SriiNiiv, JauHiiry 31, -'('he pri-ionara who were wrested in eoiiuoctlofi v> ill; tlio Npw lOH'l) l.Uliln'e Mt'l't) lirUUgllt UP »t lII* i'oli ( .«! Court to duy. Tlio oue.i for the prosecntloii brnk.o down, uiid Ihe [.nUonnn ttorij o.li)»e ---quontl,v disr-liurgi*!. N«w South Wales PerllHinent Kvuni:v, January !il. In tliu Lpj-'WaIU-e Council ia-day, Mr Biune, thu new Colonbl ; Tveasniwr, inoii i.ii psat rsn Ilia Ctovernineut Benches. Tlio a! lue »«re ilcplaw.il vuannt. A lUllc-ib Tii llio ~f .i.-2,r.00,i(Hi liai born auiiour.ej-.rl. Kadi 1!.,.i5.- of P.irlianic-iit Live Kianted i.,oi.;!;■.' Sir Henry Pnrkes ex plaiiifl the. V'"",-y "' Mm "ow Ooverrinont vii Monday nosl. It It v.. v ..,.cl >MA il.o geutinil oleotiuuß will be coiitJiulwl *» ; .>».in <- i,-,ft.'.-1 li from Ihu pratonl .!.-iio.

UNKNOWN

H mi.st i]iftreiMti>K u,.\.;;!s!i( i.- r*porkii rrutn I'unl, or Wo.l Mankil. It uppeara ilmt .t rettltr iiniucd JimeH \\-.\h oi.^r^'Cii ct«iirlii(( bunh wi !i<* r»i»i, and hlnml 11 quarter of a t r.;ito He-Hi- fi-jm ! i- !;..:■•> he wu« di^in); » onl v ral'a tu'J' 't l.i-; v\-.e..i ja ."0.-.ntiuir.ri nd'optuil in prbferourj K. vutlltiK iii»Vi'n tho trfu, st« ll.u top licljh to IwtV uut tii^ root. Jontif had been'hums'for hii dinner" and velum,. I to wc,i% leaving hiu »ife L.i:.i i..i,,liy i;i t|;o bmita Appar ently, !;i» litty'i-ii i-sy.-.'. V.li , w«j iiv^ yo.im old. Wftfl hayp IliUiiwid'}il«/iitffof t' »-i«e sraj-t, fur <itiii ij? t!»e .ifu'r); :pu th'p tfei) fell, ami ni'Dfi !!'>; i:nli>":r S'lflkin^ idling i'ais hulc of lho Irt*, hofilwovirC.l .«:,,^ L'' u -«| A cl.;-er (.«" iu.»tii:ii diVcl..ftd to Uio | nnforlunaie m».. !i:;t hU m.ii hud | lfi ti. o:ii-hed todoasli by'tlio isiiif.S tipf- Ucaih must davo been ii^latn.HiicoiiH, ao .Mr ' ; Jonsii I.eatJ ;jo wy. ialonnation wart onb so^utiiUj-'lxvvvai-eii L; '"u.'^tablu Mo ("■..-.•. |"n, «ho ia attfiouitt at•+--ivui,;o|io 111 Ja'plirtm', by"hnirini it.|»t,'w« hpt'l to' .laj ; but i.o additional fimta wiroallcltcil. j

UNKNOWN

: ; ■ ■ i. r; . .. A VFHV sudden ilualii louii pUro lik't nvfj'. ii.p; lit Arflh Uill. A labourer imm.j.l Patrick 1).... Un, who haa been Btoncbicik j iin' -il fjiiiiif ■ AV..)rl <.)i-*uma (two \^l, retiirnsif-'iiriin !/M ivol}; ..-(..-d.iv ,-,t live uVUiok. Ifo look liiV ten all rißlit, jiad fJurwaida went ou(>:dH aud ml in tha door. w.-:y, i^-, in^ Jhai ))« w'ikhc-'l t-.i "«V himself. ilo hail nui Ihtn i.i.i.i.i ftjiy Rn|np!»int Kbdiii feeling unuel). \V iii'u titling on thont«)|) he was HtUclieti wiih v WaU-nt. lit r>f c.iu^hiiii-, (nlluntnl by n i u«h ot bl.,cd, nhiih shuncd that ho must have burst a b1i.0,l vus.-el in tha Inn,.'-. Iminouiiluly Dnulun fell forward and bled ur.jfiittily. Ua : vf n » rjn-.ufely lal ..:■ iin-Mc fv il Inid on hia i brd, a'nrt t\ Mwai •!■!<«•■ \. v ii.l>iuiiS»!.-:y i}o ! spilihed lo:' Ur, pilitliiiS,' tvlfn wul; f|",iiu.ly ;>i, ul.e'ciibnrd, liuf, thu uiifi:rliiiiatA"inan ■ e»'Pir«-jl |)«fuVe Jr..' hi i i,-(.d 1 )lol.ui rcsidod :iu'-K";=- : ■';.;-'' ;(? '!'-o virioily; oi «oyd'H j.i.t ([■;.. iJ,) i- i> IJl's,. rjv>i ":..•'; V.ilha , ;tinii> who ni-c. bowevoV, nil jji-.ivi:"r.i) 'Pftohn was an old Gslh man, and waa ItJlPlluli tiio VYHfkntu Hiir. Whun.the Old Vcternm O..f[n vvttt iui"(,"!cd ho ui!iiiu cniorod tho -frviro. IVconpcil wm B? V^SI'S ;." ago. iiis old Cf.nirudt.s will no dnubt ncaoul iho ol;i Miliiir a military fnnernl. Dr. Purcha-o lia'vlu{( ?flttifioato that dsoe&sod ,-li.id fi*.i natural ei-utv*, ifrfi) wi!,1 be ikj iuyueil: ;l * ■'•■'.. • ■ ,

UNKNOWN

" Kt'N <-j:-j tiik Bnisrui." continuoa to provo a s;ruat. att:ai:tion at tho Opera liou-c, and , tho many humorom eituiiliona iutn.ducod i iiifj uTcii^iliiavni!nry hem :'t »ai to i tho eiaver f.-.iTi.i.'yV .-nd tiio prf.:r- ; ---' niaiic-j wap' l-ioro thriji !>:.-:.!'oly' ;rttercSiit(;J. '!'.i riwhr Jjie eumpariy \>)i! iii-i!;'o their" :.".it iipp*srH«pa 5t tho (Qpiip H'ouW- iii "Fan un th'i i.iris'cl," ihi.-iiiiiL-i;)^ /So il-ij.d con ceil, b:« i^uti sonsition, danoii'^, ci*.

UNKNOWN

KitPiKit, tlii.-i rlay

Tlie vatyoHnn fit UlO ;bti'Nuß»j '•" ;■' V('»'-::-« Uir 4 ; i:S,WH nbovo thai, (•! )a«>. year, iit>t willißtaiiding iiie !<>;'.- u£ i'IO.UOO u-urtii u| baihlii.gH by Iho leceiufc co.ilUtjiation, Wia.r.iMiTox, this day. Mr Tyaon, the Australian millionaire, is HOW 011 a vifii. to VS'oHii'gton. C.■ ivrEMT•■•«, tliia day. Conradeon's boai'dir',;; houf'o waa liurned down ycstcrdny morning, liolliing 'being saved.

UNKNOWN

I Tiik AnaklaiiA liegaita Committco mot lust I oreDlnitctd decided upon cou.soa for l!io vari. ---! oni events arranged tar Mis 2flth lfi*t. Tin c:o.ireesure. ttltai s: »Hlio:it exception, thostiiiiu iw tlioao tlxflil for 1 lie p'orlons reßii'ta, ilid fur thest ii).irka h in* 11 lU.;-)>ohI iff UlO Hu .ar worteß. toilia \vr.>f\v»rd, mid 'he. Drnr.k.iii Buy buoy which v, ill tukus™iu-1 file '.'iccn a st.o t rtlaiaiw lie und !.'■« Norlh Head. It wna rc penert t!;U HrpuUliiriculty haii been 1 xijeilenceil iii ttni c,,-l :,:ti.;n ••!'."iiF.-jriplu-.-iJ niiiiiy donors f.Harffk a<f-w.i\U in ■jir&vioiiß ji'ars hrrisjfdo el'ned 101. Jvc ul-.j (liion im uc.t-mmtn! )>aj, iun--a It »u«J«fcei ;i i'ii ij.at in tno nvflit l.f 1113 2flh Open liokt R«onfailin« throiigh, a race Wdiild Bo jnadn for lj^fi opiin boats.' ' The Ci'«W arcl-en of $.1 comtni; from Sydney to tal:o pure lv tlio I Ihamplon IV hifle}?oat Koro, me H.aid to include ii. Jfi-efo. Jrfi y .cnger. feoU. a«S others. NeiiherHt. Gaoivu'a northoCJtr Hawing Club will ba represented in th* wiinl-'hout i'jcpp, and tliora Is some talk or taking objection |to tho 'J'hainta Bn a'xur crew, on tho '■ gronnd Hint they do no;, belony to h rrooKiileed | r.iwJnKclub. It in nUo «<-id tl.-if. the Thumps Ui.'al3 intend tn row in rliuir plnnavo slißhtly altßred.-etd If iiiio la ij:o c;;so I'irlhor trouble may be anticipated. :1 ' Thß followine vvlil reprum-nl. Wortli iibatp t;i tho Amateur V,'liilUi!!ont H irr .;--i\ siroko; O. McEoLZie i; C. .-ims. 3 ; Alurks, 2 1 Kiifff, 1. Ponnonby Rowlug l.'lnb svii! U- rt-jtie- ' tented ai follow.!: -Diion, htrolift; lirft'MD.loll, I; Pujno.iS; O'lirlen, 2; MuMlHei). 1; Scott, Btecr-our,

THE GREAT BARRIER MURDER.

TRIAL of CAFFREY and PENN.

Mr O'MeagUer'a Address for CaflVey (Conceded).

We continue our report of Mr O'Moagher'* able address in defence of the prisoner CulTruy from the point at which it was broken off laM. night:—

Sorao argument entuied on.the question raised by Mr O'Aleaßher whether Caffrey could make a statement on his own behalf, mid His Honor decided that Caffrey could n.qt do so. . .

Mr O'AJiMfJior then asked for permission to make ft statement for Oaffrey, and quottd cases in euppott of hia right f.6 do so. His Honor thought tho last case quoted (.untamed tho contention that a prisoner mi«ht make a statement through hid coun

ael. Mr Cover, on behalf of tho Crown, eaid JO had no objection to the statement being made. The jury mi K ht take it for what it waa worth. Air O'MeaKhor than u-ent on to say : For some years pact Caffrfcy liifd been deeply attached to Mrs Seymour ; that for abma time tboy had been engaged ; that circumstances had outranged her afldC tfcn for him, but not his fur her. Hints had

■ eeu'dropped! hy Mrs Seymour that, mar ried woman though aha \Y»s, dim would he willing lo go away with him. unit this ho confided to I'emi. There was ~o intention to interfere with tho youi. ;;.-?■ 1 .1,1. OailVoy and Putin procetdefl to tlio lioi'iao with the intentio/i ot going away with ilia Seymour. ft wus a^mngerj that I'enu Bhould «bt away Taylor by any tub ttrfiirfa -A'halevfcr, and that .Caffray should whisk tint «irj away. No violence was contaiupjtttud, the pUfflls being i^erely taUen to intimidate Taylor, After fifing the ehota to Intimidate Taylor, hi) niahd.l out to iind the girl, mid ha liuj nut i,n the house when the fourth shot ivna firod. He heard (he nhot while ho wna near the stockyard. That was tliesisbol t.'afl'ii.'j'd statainiiut, which waa probably vioK-ftd in thrt %ht of the other evidence. '£hay [iftd it in svidence that Taylor wm hi,', ssiij v l udiu^,ii.:;a«t with Perm's urui loi.iii.l liih iitiek, a revolver ii.--fuu;i:« r.tl;of :iiui, uuil it oar evidently iuuiiei.iiatfcly'aljui1 Mist the fatjl'shot vvaa flrpd. 'it vas very uvidant iliui: Toy lor eo»W not havo walffed from thu Lfidro.-iru Ho, I to Wo, J, \ylieju ha unsstoawith Penn'a arm round hia neoif, and it was ttnpoflaible that Pomi should havo carried him there if he >vaa shot, us it hail tiiuM five men to carry the body nut slter vrsrdd,

£!;■ VVilliarosuo ssid that the wiliit-ss did rii p'statd it too. iv* i;j<:;'. to cavy.the body Mr O'Meagher conuuded thut It wae in the evidfiit-o bf Tnfihey thit it fraa cnti ea'iil that" nevanbel«es « atiweirej t.i i.ii^i <|iat Catfroy and fe,«H"4 !,jvs' carfjc^1 !ii:p ont of the i'ooni where' 'f-i'ylor Jfi aoe-i sl*niiiM t 7 w i tli I'cnn. The infc>reneo wisrf that ho ilijd i,, t| f( : |floi|> whore h« \\:u lite), ai.oil With j'cliil. lij l^llifliiiCfJ fliu jury iiiit it vv!»^ » -maxim of lew tuat when a man wua iiandiog up It w^'i fa[i' to l-il'iH- that he w«a ulivo. Tho deUeefcion vi the bullet in the deceasod'B ht-iul uii^'ht be ..ceouiited (vi by Taylor dnckiDg while v. pemou'a arm w.ta rc::ii i lib nock. All the probatitlitias »re fhiit Cajifoy i'ad no part ;n'the .i-;uth of 'J'nvlur i'j fhct. No. :: :b>ilrf>.i;:i; artd that niter hu"psi?sij i:;,t Vf the ho^iso ha fc'ueff imthiii!,' ot what hud taken pl.'ifiO i thfrt iy was nut nwaru thut Taylor waa a dead mUn iinlll he joined Pbiiii. Then they knew that llaijrey .';u:! a difficulty to ;;ut. Pemi i:Wny friln Mri la; ior.uu^ ?hy ? \V;to it nut likely llmt I'ciin wished to licUroy tiij one v. ho waa almo-t .1 v.itnei-s of Ctio crima't JlajiVey Ifujrit; l|jnonent of the orinio wliich iv vat nu-,V aoc'i^vl of, ]"Ci >cCI"'^ 'J'liylor liu.il t'iiiiu. Eyen after tlia dentil .4 T»v\ov. CuiTrey Wiow L -,| that ho wpuid not allow Kit, woinnf) (Mrs Taylor) to i/o touchbd 'i'lio view ol the case ihat iii, iiUii preeenled hud been confirmed by Mrs rr»ylor'rt sworn slalement that s-hn believed f'u|l'r«y ftftfl uut enrju^od luokina far iiur i/itifjliixro wh,ie Bupr* hfrt} iicrsull baiiod--,i|,.- Jui!«ini< cf Mro' "syi .■/ j trepidation and hy«lerica] otiit» c;f l!>i:ui '.luring tho supposed alt>ick upon her hue band, her ovideiioe hi Ui tlr'a occiirroiices in 'ho houee Inaot.bd veiy unieiiable. W'hut The s_vv u^/,'ht liu..'e [jttn iujpriril'id on her <. )ir.d,;.ut hok'ciiulniulil t'c.emLer v.h..t v/tw tiid vtaaa.gjni/i'foto'wyitOry'tdhiui !: *ha atfiir tieci)(.ifid uvur ci';: (jiuutha ni'u'.'aii'J y'tf '.'. l.cr ;fs'Pi,i»i|t '.vKii!!! » m.-ntjj nfl t rw«>J«, aim mubue uu k!o,hi..i; ~l ('»|i'rey [jaiiinj; said to her that ho intended to finisrt il,' u l.ii.

His Honor remuiUeJ tliat lhi« was not in tho evidence. Ho then ludont from Mr* r|lu>lor'a deposition in-the Ljwor Court, lit, »ii.i.jin?::l thut HalVniy mid, "I liavo jjijne it';' \ %avpifl<jnp f t,'# j.ut tin o waa no iviiii!).1.1!! I.'l MS (JlCflaf Jo i 1 j;iii(.hilfe lot.'

Mr O'Moiglioi- .«.;t 3i! tf!-f»t«f fa 4Jra Taylor's e'atereent that only nottceti » :ililo blood on Caffrey, and to argue that lliio did not boar out the bolief that Cufl'roy M4 ..i (i;U ;.i:-.:dsv":-. Tlicro wao roason to Uiiiivp tjjaf t|ioii.O(i'£!i \ : i~d e;»B;;orut3d 11.0 U'livt!.. of filiio- iicciip:,-.J" i+y ii>«?:'qlCifck u>iil Hi^ht. Thttt was npparant froiii ifw SejlliOlir'H tl.ikinellt that it took hr five imuutcs to }.;i-t over the fenco. She also

fij Ijave bci-n »o intent upon watch irijj .'icr :.:o'her ojift-ad by a rgan with a re volver if: his liai:.' - H3 bbrro; ftricksn—that it rtijacuito'possible'for GaCroy to I:avo ; li-.U. th(i(lKi|i»o and tjono away'without [Joiog Quanii'eJ bj i}ny i)l f.l'p ifoipon, fur Aiiea Taylor had mU\ php c.i»ki ri^C - lCu on <,c ---count of the hou?e, and I'emi liad hoi1 mother bailed up Mrf .Seymour's siatoniotit that l'epn wan em'HX'1' with her mothur half uu-tiour before OaOYey anived was con frontod by Mia Taylor's statement that (ivu Hi1 Bfj: ti.ini)t«a t)|i![)aoi.[ frorp, tho iiring'jf tlie'bst li.at tfiitij Cufy% sr- Wvcd, •■ Tlicro :Wiih ho cvldtnco .10 shov/ tliilt thu'blooj smear wpoo the partition bMwoen bedroo-ios' Nea. 1 and 2 • wa? li'.t tliei'i b'cEiii-.'i I, u.o duy of Taylor'd'Uootb C^irje'.-iOlud'J.oon s.-Ow1:'. tha;; M-..;Tc>lor ji.fd kili'od ij phecp tJ!9i prc'i-s' J ;fiday,'i;.ha.t;ie Uiiiody tftiC'r !Pi\'ht be poni-.ficted witlj th'it fact. Tho apla-tios oi Ll^-i R^recrt mUI) Jibe surmise lint a blow Irom Ctrrroy's hsi tui J!r Tnylor'd noso bleedi'ifj. Tim evidence went" ciiiitriy to shovr that if Ciill'n y on entering tho Taylor's houao bad ilotenniiied to murder Taylor, ho could | fiavs rlii.Jlt,.-; hHn with bullets before I y'tiiii[" r'U-t a£ thfl room. Vei. Teyloy i^:i:t:/iil:'e hi gil ont--o_f U:a kitchen ! ifiiji fjV''v JAt6 tho fu'rtlrer fcedrocur, Tiiat i'enu j^d t|fo(i wfjile' lidfding him wuii iiiw i\k;j; rou.^ji 'I;U nej;tj v;a» ljijj!> boroo out by the doctucv etattnjffjt j.l)st the biaclioued and ringed appeavanoa of Tnj lot's hear] in tUe region of the wound, arid tho irro^ulat- clit>.f&ui.ii»T ci tJiSv showed t'nat tha bullet which caused it must have been fired at a distance of not more ■fhr.n two inchoe. [Hero Perm waß obsetved to'bo Aritinj;, an<J evidently pondering p.; vjoil'j Thtr Grown Prosecutor 'had vtolC l.'iern'that in order to conatltute two ir.on ■Sijifty of ijiui'dor whei'b otiia had netuUlly . poypelratfid tije oii'ivio'ft vrßs'suflJbionf to show ihit fjofii hui k^n ena^ad i;; Carrying oiit aj) unlawful apt. " No\r, i.o »igftsd k> ki!"»' whether if pa/Frey bo licivsd t!;ut Mrs Seyii.jui' ".fotjjfj aprofnuany tliem to tho boat, it were an unlawful u^c on hia part to go to the hou.-o irs order to get her away. It might bo morally wrontj, but )Yc submitted thutitwaa in<f feloniously y/tQtijf: .. liiti llorior fomariiea tha,o ji j,i; w^ ..;'; feloniously unjawfu! 'for a ;ii;jh toV.d'iiTi iaiu anothtr man's hofiso, iirs oil" pistols at iilcn, Kiid delarrcincijly i;.«soujj him. he did not Unoiv what «v,

Mr O'Maagher contended that Callrey'a object was not feloniously unlawful.

Jlij Jloiuir retorted that his O'joct in "Ci'nff to the tioueo wrts palpably unlawful in ■ tj:3 fiijt in.-tauso Ho went thitlior armed with pi.':to!s, and F«au was iruuucted to act in a way likely to^hrow the ''inmates blf their guard', to that CaflVoy himrolf :rViiiht comeurnn tliem untiwares. " |'i'r 6'Aleao'hcr (iuotcd u'cafe ii?gina v. Hiir^cy in c-uppoff uf fhp'puntpnrtoii tliar. Ciilfrey did pot j.;o tp ti;o "bojjsa wit'ji folouious Intent. Wftnesfts now do- ÜbOMtely abut tlitir eyes or thpir i;ioiitlj3 on tho subject of Caft'i'ey'a H'liereubjt)!:^,

His Honor : You have no riijiil: to liit'lce such stntcments.

Mr O'Merigher prccoeded to endoavour to establish an O'laloj/y betweon the caso he had quotid in the caso of Callrey and Perm. In the caeo quoted, throa soldiers veijt to rpl} an orchard. Two of ihcm cHtnbod n tiX'3, »hl.e the third jyau stijtiono i at 'the gate'with" a dra'.Vn toronl.- Ti.a lion of tlio oVrior'of the' oichilrd eaiiia the" EOl.dier 'at the tjtabbed him, This wr»? hchi to b.a murder on liio part of tho i'o!d:pr at p;te,' fjnt tiip loUiors'ln tho treoa frsro msffnatea. Ifo nlrto referred to Reginu v. Carrington and l'aync, and Kcgina v. Franz, Kussoll, and Ryan, and Keglnj v. Whilhomo. Hi« Honor ruled atrninst Mr O'Moagher's contention

Mr O'lMeagher then oon'inued his ad dreSH. t'aftVey, ho naid, was under the belief that'Airis Seymour w!)9 willing to go away with him. In no sense was lie liable fur the death of Taylor, and ho had not tho slightest intention of do.ng him any

injury. It waa a solemn matter they had to decide, and no doubt a waorisome one, ! and only those who had eat on a jury oi , who had acted a* counsel for a man HHMd ofinuidor could realise the rosponsioi itj. Unfortunately, Oaffroy had been unable to introduce other evidence than hid kindness to thoTaylora. There w .wnoevidencothal ha had any malice against the Taylors, and it scorned to him incredible that a man whoso pharaeter was good," whoao kinUneeS w well known, fchould ftou «o -trociouH a murder on such slight provocation. Iho whole story waa the outcome of tho malice of a falso-tongued woman '"'10>1' oonianotlon with her paramour, naa Pb ted tho horrible story to shield the red perpetrator of the crime. If they d.d fand Oftflroy "uilty he vvaj prepared 10 dio llko a man bnt urged that tho circumstances sur rounding the cas.vwuuld make them hesi tate bfcforo they came to a decision that John Culfrey was (juilty of tho charge. He did not ask for mercy ;ho asfcta for justice. if they weighed the ovi : rfenct. id the culm light of reason, and emmo 1,0 Iho decision that John t aflrcy .waa Bultty, he would bo very much eur prfced. lie felt sure that if they looker, ot i the wholo oircuuistanooa they would have I a doubt at to CaH'.oy'a intention when he went there, and a doubt aa to what he did when he «ot there. Let tho pacinlo «co by their vordiot that an unscrupulous woman aud her paramour I should not triumph, fn the death of an innocent man. * , .„ Mr O'lMeai'hor irsumed his scat at is minutes to 5, having spoken for three hours and three quarter*. . , Mr Napior ir.! ( uirod if His lionor intended to adiouru, as the hour of adjournment had nearly linivod. If not, he would go on. ! Ui a Honor eoi.tulted tho ju.y, reroarli i ing as he did fi-j, that there seemed very little hope of getting through that ni K ht The jury were a K ioeuble to the pvopwol, v.nd tha Coiirt therefore adjourned till 10 o'clock this momiiig.

To Day's Procedings

CUUiiE Ot'1 THE TRI Alt.

Tha fourth tlay of the trial commenced at 10 o'clock tliis morning, and tho Court pre sented its uMtal eongettod appearance, ex cepting in tho gallery, where tho ladies had not bdgui. to conßregate lately. All the counsel engaged wore in their places, mid so, too, were the juror*-.

i-EWNK HIGH'S TO MAKE A STATE ■ :- " ■' ' MEHi;. The Crown |?rngeoittor (Mr Williamson) said llmt before Mi' f.lapier commenced his adii,'ewjon fjcliaff of tho prisoner I'enn he wmld baglild ti> liuve ilia Bonor? niIWK with regard t.o pik'Olicru' stutanciitiJ. Jjw Honor had ruled yesterday, on tho authority uf Rf.'hia v. VVoatciii that v prisoner was able to make v ttatoment through the lips at his connect, Jlo had discovered eince t'-eii ft l">er oasa, (showing the correct prac tiiio to pa thit t:.o paniwel" for tho dutoiu'6 'inJKlitf (iret? adilreuli tfso jury and the prisoner mako hl;c statement tiltei Iho address was linithed: But the prisoner was debarred from Iho privilege either of ::iw.i..t: :iu jstatspiyut himself, or having it i'liai'lb for liiiii hy (''.'id cai:nsdl ; iatei:- vitue<!W)3 hud foecn called in i^ofeneev" That r/as on l.i'y !i<i'.li<jrity of llcgina v. Millhoujo quoted yMtoiiiy: Hi;t if. Kcjjjn? v. Khfroir.in lhj(.t ikriniioiuii is ivitjiflrav,,;. J3y ? r r P wlun'im i-f tliojud^obof l!)ii J.On<;lUhCri!Ji.irial Ouarli pasfod in 1881, it van rowlyed, "That, in the opinion of the Judgce, it ia contrary to lho practice and ndcnini»tra;iou of tliu qrimlnul law, ow hitherto ulitned, tfia). ouuiisul lOj- tjic p.i^'Jiior fiio;;!d elntoto tho! jury, as al.'^td ixisting fa<iU, ia.-.Uo:a whiiJi they have boon told in their inßtruc lioTi'soii authority of the prisoner, but « bicb they dv noc |i»"ojjo^v' tp j;roy" i[) ovjtlfjnco.' Subsequently to that tho oa.'o of lLoffln» V Hhimmin oamo On, and tho above practita waa Obeorved in it. He ur.derstco'i that Mr Wanie^ proposed to ask t!>e Court to accord -hirj tho pano right fii iaakiiw B atateinent Tor I'enn as had been acioriicoi to MrD'Meoglier ye'etprd'ay on behaH'of Caf-

Mr Kapler ff.nl ho uiusc certainly e*f.re;o eiirinisu nt tho sttu.pl taken by the Crown in litii cit-e, alter hi>] birr.c:! friend had nef>locted yesterday to quoto any catca lo Ilia Honor for the purpose of proving thut Mr O'Meayher's contention should liot bo

!,i|r( T.vr.or i!i3U|,iit it v/oqsi t}o hard fco dfiiy nu^ ii u«S* prieonpr i!ie priviitf»« (il.eady oi:;.)>i-ci by tbo cthc'i, mo>o especially an tlio nno.who dtaeivod to phare il dai! nut ci'htil any v.rnc:-H;s in hii dtfeireo. ' • ' ' ■ '

Lit kbpjct, with reference Id i.!, 0 ra-'.'u tioii of (be jiiiJies eutiD;UC4 that it "naa ho'liu'the pdwet'uf tho"'.v.>ole'of the judges of .hiii'l'.ti'.i/Vq "upt ft; a pi'ivcto rbMK and

ili» flop"i': - 'J'tiey did noi matie the law. They mot, to pat« n resol;jtian b;;'i;)inr^ ;!)e:;; ---selves to act in a certain way. i do'net cay that resolution binds this Court, but it de-

servos to bo tieated with respect. Ho-.iei'er ; i think it would bo baid to duprivo you ot t!io prtvilctru accorded to Mr OWJeagbar yeHtefda/ 41V O'ifahi^hcr c^fiiui.'.eu tn^c i;i, t),o t,po he (I UoCiJ iii-Z'rA V, ..'Vpetjn jtaiprday, he was not liwaro of Kegina v, Bohimmiii,

Ilia Honor: Although tlio judges have eotiltd tlio matter hi ono way now, they h-rj HCfttlfcd in ciuite unotllfcr way soldo lime

MR NAfIEKS ADDRESS »'OB PEN*f.

-Mr W.'J Napier then imsb in address tlio jury in tlcfriice of the piisoner Henry Albert Perm. Ho siid:—May it pleasa your j^pnor—gentlemen of Iho jury : It .now bocorr.tM :r.y duty to acidrosa you <np bohalf-of tho .ipriscmer i'ljnn. i huyo thpu'^'iit anil jolt both tb'at J ghould h-jv" *o'!r)*e4 "l 0 Urown Prosecutor in my aticjrpfe to yog, tiuf }j.:s HOnßf faavijig iisletl---no doubt lightly—that ilia evi dence called for t!io defence of the prisoner i afl'iey though not intended to do Eo-yot in some slight measure bcnolited tbe prisoner l'enn, that took away from v.. lj;o ri-'J.c j o:|i;;rnjio pJ-.ouUl have had of dehorn);.; tha cJGt>h% 'ijdtireE?, with thai exofpuon, of courts, of iii« Honor'fl own address to you. Gentlemen, though that inny bo tho right of tho Crown irovr.it it an extreme rights a right rarely ;:;.tsU iiyon, r>nd 'c.voioiacd— unit, it will fte a matter for yoc- to eo::eide2 whatnot tba Cronrnj in' standing "in tjiiV 'ca'o BpQg jts ex'.ycnusfc njjhte, especially tfeeinu tlKit 1 i.a-o ,;ui. p;;!H(} ariv v/itno-ojis in defence, has not taken us rjy surprise, aur! eocurcd to i;self tho opportunity of introducing uny r.c-.v matter which was nit foreseen fn tho opening o! the capo. Tor nearly live days, gentle men, thU CJS9 Jjjjb beo.i dragging i:s «K>i7 length ..ol^ng. , Wo have air marked with giont satisfaction, ai.d, I nii^ht.say, jyitij admiration; the'patipr.co fond >tho caro l-.ij.ii vju'oii j/oii Mtt-'o libtt|i'ci| lo thoo'vidtneo ,i!)d tf-jb'pti??;;1;;,^ afrcajjy d.cjivpr,id to I', is (luiio^ortdenf; to ui^froj)) tljp an'j'iefy that hn? all along besn depleted on your i'~Ct:S ; that you are determined in this caeo to cjnie. to a decision that cha'i not, only satisfy your own couseioncce.bat that should :i!so etitisfy the ends of public jus'.ico end tj:o £;_-bUo ;,o~eCiyr.c? -F??"'. i£ cort^i dy £'cen)*-iiirt rd ihat you pricu-Kt bo eailed upon is listen,- pert-.ip*, cjrain to v. Bpoeoli moro

df'losfc lengthy in-'regard^ to evidence yi-hji% has' been, to a'; cerroin crtoat, piltjjii prjjity jA:orou,-;-;<ly .-Itead" bbidre yo;j.' Bu*:, jjent-lttncnfin making an appeal to you to listpii to mo wit;i f': n\S dt ffree of rjttnnH.on. .1 v,ci;i,l fjiiiiply rciDj-sd ye<i ct tho position in wliiuii \ &*»,}, i,eya;;-d |. am huro'repreeenlini,' tho prisoner l'on'n, and it is therefore in (ho poeiticn of Perm that I Btur.d before you. n iti.out having uny v.l!;-na.rfoa to f-pohk for us gf tho facts of thi3 Rji'ci. ,wj orp obii.-;od to rrly abaalutoly on I lie w'eak'.ioxxami.'tjio Van.ioi lohosiun :r. tho case y/hipli hi}'. bOtii diec!6?e;-}'for"t!io Crown. Ti;cLofo:fl, (<o'i]l!en;en, in gging through phu evidciioo i'oi- »;ho t iurpn:-i> of eljo<!'iji<j y;ni ihut it does not affisul ths'pvit, jtor P<nn es cept in a slight degree, and that it uonae qncntly cnriiiot by any poctibility be nip posed to sheet hnma the ynilt of ranrdor t,O Ir.m. 1 Miull ask you to gira mo s; eh iittoi..:ion anci &U6h i'or thcs2 ren:cr*j ■whii'fi ycu may iblok relevant ac you i'ave already bastowed upon the o'hor p.rife of tiif; caf3.'" Nol7,you l,avo already been t.iioe t6Ul*~ 6nco ma few enrt and cii3p phr. s>s by tlio Irpirntd CK.-yvr. rro6foulOFi;''ai.d again, \>jch v lii.ii.o in.Mreßolemnity Una catnaett q^s by niy learned fiiend, Mr p'Moaglu'r- tliat it js ntccpsary - that jt i.^' in f^ct, of tho highest importunco, (i)at you s-hould. as it

were, pause your in|ncU {b become a ppi-r fent UlanU with regard to (inyttjiu^ yon have hoard outside tiiiji Courc, that any impiessiona which you havo formed'volun tarily or involuntarily you ehould now do your utmost to jemove, and only regard tho evidence and the comments which may Lave bwsn . wpdo uj.on iho ovi dence by all:fche pewoiia engagci in tho prb^ocuiion arid tlia ■dofenco. Gentlemen, though Shut has bsan tV.ico told to you, I do not think it viso that J e.Vould fnil to rapeat t!;o adjuration. Mp're," firbbabfy,' has pee'n v/rittpifi t this jasp in fhp Iqctl ppwj paper's ono way or tho other to infiuen'oo thopu'bjio mind with regard to tho guilt or innocence of ono or both or neither of the prisoners than has I suppose ever been written in Auckland about any other case. The newspapers teemed with comment, and it almost becarao trial by newspaper and nab trial by jaiy. I feel sure that it is unnacoseary that I should go further than this. You are determined -I know you

characteristic of the oneo ■ c fa i chvSlh U th?y had roiled upon^ j tiEK . Wo have also heard of murders pcr^ , patmtod through motives of r« e , |U 8 ii I «hiohme,.had^c^i. O d f au.r ; U der . Hstniiuen "o deiiberatoly a^V^l mmmm n otke for the crime committed. At any , rule, some such motive ia assigned. JNOW, ia prisoner had do motive-if a man motive for revenge-tbo preemption w ■I: a3 having animated and insp red tho P^oner Pennfnnd thoroforo I sabiit. to you that ono of the mostitriking y '.vealc poiuU ir. the ca-o of tho Urowi. aguinst Perm is its phtiip and' absolute failure to .nffl«t any Si£,!^ the'll^c b order to show you that it prove?, a? | think it docs, that Perm d;d not do tbia murder. My learned frieiul, SJr O'Meagher, in oponins his speech witn some Amount of theatrical emotion, told yon I had thrown down a c-hallengo to him, and f-ald that Loth of tho counsel for the defence were placed in a cruel pon tion - that both of us must to Eomo extent u;tiEt tho Crown, ruid that it U a question "•'rti-"■ 1W« life or Caffroy ■« Hfo siaoald-bssacyiiiced. Contle-.KOn, Ido not btliovo ' that ■anytUWg in the- nature of a ehallei.;> ha 3 been thrown down by Penn.ljMt | roust nece^aiily toll you that i ; ; ia my' duty-ray sad duly-my uo cont'onial duty-to prove part of tho case for (lie Crown. . That la to cay, i shall show yon, aa X think the evidence p'earlvdoee !!.hI tie man, Uobert Tayior, " ktl'.J by tho hand of John Caffrey. flicre CiflVey smiltd slightly ] A Hieat -'cnl 1-a boon raid of tho evidence ot the ;"*■■ -1 t'raoa■■Orubc.m. >;.ttem:;ts t:a;.'o c^-.ii mtide>-porhopßKfEe?tlj:nado-toeaat.aOaJu on her -stoiy byeho«(.ig -that in oonse quenco of tho relationship which at one t;.mo existtd botsosu her and Pbdd, the "tatomw.i; lUue by hpr to ydu in this Court I'is 'c'ti^vie of {^efcobys, tha? you cinr.pt rely upon her stof-y, tha t Eh» has," as "(iba' Crown JJrpsec-iter Wilain&i it irttLiSptgd t.j fJiHd l^nn ri.jht tijroiigh hsr bstiraony. wuio my learned fiiond, Mr O'Mea^her, in his address, told you all this was shown by the fac- that 1 treated her not a? a hostile vUn-sa. but as a fnvourec) witaoss—thnt j-'did BOt orosr, e^awins lie- 4i c,.y p-j.tr, c (tngtJi, but tic-i-siy put &ne or two trifling qaection?,and.th:it I let her =co her evidence van approved. Will, gentlemen, you !:!:0;7 £u";cicnf; to ba able to i«c';co that fcross-exoinmatitn t 3 s tc^t ot icyo-edged Sword, 'My opinionl v/isli regard ;to its value nay bs eome'.*hat' 'diffsreot from tho -opinion entertained bf it hy' lay ■ irhrui \U' O'if£r.s!''ori b"* B,t iho Jtifop ti'.io lf: ij a i-.vo;td;;eii ow&ru, which ver*' often cuts and wounf]s' th'a per; uin: \v!;o" sttemnt' to wjeid it. If 'the tV-dpi'W " c"»i;'> MBMitißiit, bofraya no eymntoms of bcirisr no;.r:c>cted, slid does not eounU false, but sgreee «itU all tho circuuistanet? of She ca?c, it would bo not oily un-A'irO bat sl:e ; r madness to i attempt a Jong crosi oxamiuation. Tho i occ:ivifin lor Ci'Pce-e^^oiJnatiqn Ji v.;.6;'e t}\e \ gvjdt^ce' is l,.!re or vrtsre t!:a wha'o trut^

b.iiß r.ct been dU'olotod.'or v.he-re there i.? a D.obabiiUy of tlleltln^ lcatter or sratemesit*

avourable to tho croie examining couneol'D

client. 1 beii^vo tlio girl- gave a tru hful niid eo"sistent narrwi.vo af tho

} iverit'g'viti-.in htr'i:no« lijci.,o uomtue Mac tho trai4i.T-Sov;:fci^ii of U>2 tJeCs 'e/t -.:.uak- UiikV, in!;'; itat'faehijj »o it v,\U not only not uiy duty,' but it wo"u;d iisva bepo a cjisro g;,:,'( of l u v dut> tc attempt "any nVoaa-evami n.-iti'.;n or'li<-r. Mr Korjii,r th,3n pror;sutjj i ) tay ogyguay'a '~'omap, \?9; ii r,l-q!:t;t;;'o,hpf evidence must: not uCbCo:-iirily no cii-* ---buliu-.-fd Thcro mast bo t-t'ier cir cum»lar.cee to show that hor wo:d could not bo rolied on, anl in thia connection a lord l.'biaf Juclice of Kng lar..". .'ad ci3'.i"ere''. a I'ebuke to Mr Bor j goaiitf; EeriesU? uEc^-ta i,e iiau- past dcu'ot en tho voracity oi a nitnes? ue,;aiiee she was i'uitiior&l. Hi aigued.that the.raere tact that (jreham had l^cun on the (own was n ) reajon why hor statements tUould not bo believed, it was also advanced that iha had been/ «ni)'jpgramour, RiiJhadforsorpetiaio btcriiis a ■•tiie lo i?ont), ttna thercbire tho mui-t hate a.ttro.igsi'Uel.r.ie-tit for l(im Ho appealed to their worldly l;:iowledt;o to fcull them that attachments formed by womon c.f that character were only of a lUcti:i{r charac ter. Ho rominderl them that' wjign eho rrad.3 t|,p isiraieucr.t shi-yas a j,:rijonor, chaigid v. itli t{ip eerious'crrjijo of accpssory to tho liiurder, and had no pppjrtunity of corifpj-rin!< with f'enn ov pjpeocting the s!ij-y. The fcoty told in tho i'olieo Court and the narrative in thi3 Court wero per fectly con»Utent and plain. Tho meat pro minent featwrc ill Graham's evidence was that with reference totheconversationsinths ca'^iu cl ;he Sovereign u t the fjt^s tl;e night bcFura siiu t-iiiieii. AcMrdir.g (o ];sr cvi deuce, Perm hai ho pattiis the conversation in tho cabin. If they believed her evidence us to the conversation, Perm was not iuipli cited in nny prcineditulion ;or if they pro (errpdaa b?ljr.vo the icjcness railed by Uaf frey. both prisoners wjrobant2tt d. laoilher ciSB liijy ffpuld gcjfthat i'enn: way rreod frs-m a];y pomplifity in indent befofp 'they [eft A uoklantj harbuijr. Tho firing of the -.■iv-cWoi-s by i'pnn oft' thp Watchman did not. show any guilty knoivltdyo, neither did the remark about tho police boat. Mr O'Meagher having sought to cast ridicule on Graham's statement thai Tomi was not presotit when CafiVey confided to her that iLi Intanrltd to tie ud Taylor and run off j teite ti.3 glrlß,, ho v/'ch.a' t!:cm to believe ttat this v.>af c^lto-' lihe!;-, as tho weather ■was boisterous and tjio'mpn mnet have Kept ult ? ,-natg wafcjj, ap,) there' was' nothing for hy.>ula comtjient iii ii, a »tftte»ei»ta nf tho yiil thaS Beua was not pre»ei\t'at these conversation?. Atid no-,\ he proposed planing Morn them Perm's statement of tho amir. Feun said this : That he was on terma t f the rao?t intimate- kind will) Csii'rey ; that hu had been influenced by him to "a very j greai extent, Capev be!r, s a.! eap^^noed ■ '-atiiin.; U;at i\n^ as a Jvew Kealander, bjrni and accu^ioiccd only-to co.vsting about tiia buys and*harbours iai tha-riciuity of A'flckliv-i.i,--aad ]:n(Kvj(ii,' r.6thi-i;r of'lhe priiat cp.ij and'iho e.-:ciur-. aavon'tures possiblo.on tha1; ocean, liad h'h iuiaginatipa Jired by CafTrey.v.-ho aloo toia'iiii.-i of theeV:- Irsordinary afjectiqn (At, [or linn'by \irß Boyuiom-. ' lie ioia tiim also Ihat Mrs beymour had been intimidated, as it were by t(ie undue influence of her people into an objectionable raartlago.fuud that che- had expressed her will in£;nese nnd isadincis at any tirao if ocpor : tanity s^-'i'dej fo aiopa viUi him fGuftrey) | iloiijsoloid him ti;ei iavdC;';-i6:o tiuiiS had ; presented iUplf a 3 qwipg tp her etmQai mentsLo w away fro m l;er hupbnndnpd surrounded only by; liorev.uiumiiy. ileasked nu, .-- ™anted t0 remain in Auckland ■ all h'shio " pottering about » as he termed »t—if he was not willing to yo on v lono yoyage—probably au txoitingono, and al«o pss;3t h:a friend Gaffroy :n making bis life happy by attaining t!ip object of his dotirea and to make Mrs Seymour haony by aidinn her to join her destiny with dlfrey'e. Tonn Cgned.tp this, li TO not a criminal un- or fllogal' act;although it- might bo morally wrfjrTg ts abscond with anothae man si wife when'php was a willing party to it. Previously ftp ffian could bo cbargpd Wi h larceny from the husband gf Tht colnLf )ilnf? .' bll,* °«V D4V «c! cor;n«G4 n woman's apparol aa hsv own raroparty. it they believed this ,«! f na* S V6al Jt>to"tion.-morely to wowttn-thsu they must acquit him of any crirnioa motive be.foro ho arrived n t t*e Taylors: hou ?3 . .„ all thtso pj;-t!cnla"r 6 Uiaca Graham's ewdonce su P p 31 -ted Bonn's statement. P eBU went M horo to distract towing tho cutler boie out ti,i a &£? ffi. J °"n *'nt }° tho houßO, and in walk ing along the beach peiccivcd Jane Taylor, viith whom ho diJ not interfere, showing that nhan tho "girls" wore spoken of as oeing tal.en away it was " girl " that was really mcaab. The reason of Perm's false statement that ho. had come from the leviot waa merely to help Oaffroy and

Mrs Seymour to elopo . If hfl r auy intention of killing Mr Taylor '■* Perm could have s-hot him uutaido tho door ■ - or even havo buund him up. Ho submitted that this forbearance of Perm from violence ; at this point i-ljoued that, ha had formed no criminal design. When Perm entered the cottage ail bio actions ohowed that ha had no criminal ii.uniion. When Caffrey - rushud itj and niudo us-e of the words " p U f: ' up your hands', Taylor," and displayed the revolvers, though Perm had'his hands iv hid pocketo, it was untenable aa eug. | ; (jested i-y tiio Grown that he had a revolver | concealed ia his pockets. He asked was ' there anything extraordinary iv a man put ting his h»i.d3 in his poekota on a cold bleak morning, like tbo morning fo question. The theory of Caff,ey's counsel ■ th a t the bloed behind the dcor of No. 1 bed j room v, us caused bj a dlow on the nose, cd ' ministered by Oalfrey, was co manifestly I ridiculous that heSCarosly thought it neees ■ Si iry to refer to it. He contended that the i blood behind Ilia door came from the wound lin Taylor's head. Up to this point Perm's ! statement was identical with that of the I Crown. I'onn euid that after Taylor rushed ■ into the bedroom Gail'rey followed him : Peun then roi-e, becoming terrified at what : hu then saw and'followed tiem, Mrs Taylor j bci;>K with him- !' eun pntered tha ' door of the bedroom, but ilra Taylpr ' | with gome i-udden impulse stopped and I t rushed about frantically. If ehe had 1 entered thero would have been an enr} Ito the case to far a» J. Jenn was concerned; ! What occurred inside the door was this; ! 1 hat fourth shot was firod, Perm sayß.'in j bedroom Ifo. J, and fifed by the prijone? | paft'rey.' Old Taylor,'receiving the wounij, ! staggered in a teuii-uuco&scio'us condition j towards Hie door of bedroom No. 2. There I was nothing in the fatal wound to prevent 1 him btagge.iuK towards that door. There ! ivaa a *truggla between him and Caffrey iin bedroom No. 2, and Caffroy re ' peatedly atted Perm to take Jha j old" man off him. Thpy goi ij^ ! bedroom No." 2, nod Taylor wao abont';td i fall don ii, when Penn'caught h'im'in'hu 'arms, and it was' in that pOßitiori'thajj'hq ! v/aa toon by Ijira Tuyldr. Thoro jyla !no eyidenca tq thpw that Caffrey w?3 not i;i tlio room \vhgn JUra Tayloi ' looked in. Pona pat th 3 body "dowg j and fallowed Mra Taylor, and it waa under

these circumatauces be acted in Q way he would not otherwise have done, and " Sailed hor up" in tlio Etockyard, making the fc-eblo, iiilo throat which had been de posed to, and which was quite natural for ii man to do who found himself sud-

denly nmi unexpectedly mrroundod with th 3 soneequences of a greet crice, • E§ I asl-ud '" them'1 to bolievo' thM' atory-j . wliich was Consistent with the' eviaonda of that at 'thS wji-n>=sps for' the provyS li l\mn had douj tho' miirdas, I lip must have boon smothered with the iriuiuoroJ raan'a blood j and yet Mrs Tay. I lor, who had been watching him for half-an hour, did not observe one spot of blood on him .Perm had llj>lit trousers od, and ii thcro had boon b!ood she must have observed it, There £>;;ih and rr.iulis of blood were t;.e i>:ron;;e»4.';nf;rodierita In r3urder-.c;asa% and ,tba .0:0*11. always fought to ijirO'Jb blood spate on the clothing of the accused; end tha absence of blcod marks was ptrong 1 o.ireutQstu'ntia!' tvidenco 'for tho prmones ' ai>d :J tiiiy v/ouid ' lifwS to pay oa'taucß 1 nttpoticn |;o''f!",e s.'uiincepj blood on Ijo iho 'ptcso'JCG fif blood, 'on* Ca'fl'rey,' "tj| "''-. \ (isbcij tficjri (:o ijeiip.yo that Penn'a threat to snoot isi.-e i'ayior w?.o mer&iy an idle one,,, io prevent her running to give the alarm, and no importance was attachable- to it, From the fact that I'erin was loading the rcvojvnr on the heuch after the murder, i}«, I j.oaea tv oy S3 ;ra Tav'ior, tho ipferprigj could ba d nitre ihat tha revolver SenV held. iri. his hand.while, holding Tayloj ■i.p was not loaded. The rtmarkof Cattrejr-rJ when ho camo up to where Mrs Taylor,and i r'snn wei j'-etandin-rj; "I've dene it, T&Wm d?no i 6,i';wa's a' glfcf .G9mi-Hon 'ofih'ft- ■ rj.iiit, and would hir hay E&id that If-' Ho h.jd ieen ii»£oe3«t ofl the murslert

•;;hst' w»e' r^lenr anrl'dlstirint' -nroo? of s dui: i. |t -.v^a ead viost'y k-S b^'trf (if WS-.; ■. guilt, as lie thdugliiy jjijltJib.Ty pj> tg| ■:; other' EjciiffiiJ. Thjt ajis^iar. Was eftndu- a| Bi»». tie iiiri not think that anything ccu'd bg stronger or clearer, and ho I wished them to come to tha conclusion thht 81 Mt6 Tuy lot's evido.ee exonerated Perm. The time at which the fourth Ehot was fired S ttiowod, he thJU'jht, tbfjt it was fired by , pa,;rey, thp eyiyenpe of c!l the Crown'^v;^ -~;-. cesses a^rjeinfj itraarks'-jly. An !fcttOsap.V ■'; hap bc-en_ ra iiis, to esplaisi away the Woqd :'■'. on the partition between bed rooms'l and 2j ii but ti.i.= hid failed, and he coritendeij , • that it- Lore out tho theory that ho bad ' '.tDjjgcrjd u!o-jjj tho wa'| doubjn" it wifl." b:o.:!l ao li3-v.-tuti'towards'vhd aobriiiif: H«hic'i rh3 was fcaild. ! Thef pool ! ' of i'blr.od' in- tha ■• bed -room No.i"!1 ■■■■/' c^uld hot bo hccouhicd for in' tntotberwaj ; \)i\t th'ia : Tiiat th,o f^Ul eifo.f wasgreg '!1 then, f,Tid'liia't thp decpaaed etaggered intq "i herl;-qor:i Ko.S.wherg bji boj}y ■ijaj fQflnd,, J{, tho CvidcnoS o£ (irnoo ctruham was to ba tbken ct all it must bo taken as a whole. Mr Napier concluded bis address with tha following peroration :—I have now, gentle men, examined arid considered the evidence Kliiiib has been (-laced before you, so far as J.; it ai-.v-oti the (jcilt o:- :nrio:c=co of tka-prir ■■ for.er fcr whonv V ap'ptijr, ajjd I fhgll <ieta)|. you'Diita very few mbriier.ts longer..'. Yqn will, I do not ■ dcubt, enter upon the solemn duty of considering jouf verdict wi-.h all the cars, all" tbt anxiety, fid oven trepidation, which tho-ircßicfiUoua iaiporlunqs of tiiat '/erdiot dtuiciids. You v.ill reraomber-.that npfcij you .the av.ful -responsibility is placed of pronouncing lifo or i death to thd';■)'; young man now >at the bar, ' He Jfj i= entitled by every ru!o of !lh»w and juatlfis ', to tho lipncfb cf ovar^ pofoipie -'don^ i which'the Vyidcnpe fajU to renjoVe, &nd yo« , capnot Eupply orpiEsior.s or adopt pw S& sr.rnptiona or draw inferences to prop up ;| theories to prove his complicity in the irreat crime upon which ho stands arraigned. Everything against him to prove his guilt . must bo proved by evidence, and opinion* cannot go to cuppl7 tha pb.ca oi. Byora testimony. Jf tho J>rJsonor thepl i.B eotft}^ ps a ijsiht to an acquittal whan tha smallest doubt exists, how much more", is ho not entitled to be freed when* ihe evidsnes is net only surcharged with doubt, tut directly poiiit3 to hia abso lute non inloifgreppe in tbocrime; when.tls ovidencs thown th^t ail the rjsrl;3:aad Bignp atid cirGun^,f.Hnceß.hy;which4he perpetrate? of thi<;mardircovt^) b"e identjljtci areentirejj :; absent in }:is case j Gonticjn'en, Idopffii. four tho answer you will make to my appeal --. to yoa to acquit the prisoner Fenn. You will not, on such evidence 08 has beon pro duced in thisca«e,saythathebssbeenguilty . of tho foul, premeditated, purposeless and [ malicious murder of a total Btranger—of a' . man against whom ho had no grievance, You Millnot eaythat tba human heart is ca^ablsoi-,. acquiring ;n,.ft pqment tiiat hatr,9d]n7h)c§ is :neccs3aVy to" ir^pjro ond promot |ha . . commission of Q foul ra'arder, fjndybu vrlH ■ n«t fin eijdense to meagre, so full ef donbt, nnd diificulty, and contradiction, cutoff/ ' the piisoner in the dawn of his ripening i manhood, and consign him to an untimely and unhallowed grave. The learned gentleman resumed his seat at 12.45, havine; speken for nearly two hours srC a lsc}J,

Tho Court'then adjourned iill a qtiartei to two o'clocki ! .-•..-,.,.- .;*»'

Xbo Court'rfewmad at 2 o'clock. Mr Govcr tjjo^e'edad io r'ejSl'y: He re-. {erred to tiip \oVemnay oj the' RbsJUon ro| m the pjjsonprs nt the \>br, bat it a'jnor§ i Jtls iayior lying in bis blood, cut off in the midst of Lia life, and leaving Ha 11 wi. Jovv and children to mourn for him. Hg epoUo in Haltering terms of tho exoeUeui __." dsfencts ol tho counsel for both prisoner?, ~ r a fact which ho Eiiid would relieve the fury of any doubt cs to whether there wttjj !jnyt ; .iDs in fa/o«r oj tl:e r/.i- " eoners.. thjt ,!ad not.", ;Icoa^dea^; :.' ; In sfafidg :thp hw oa Hie jr-aiiter 'he paifl S that proof of muider did not involve tK^ ';, proving c£ the actual iifiiction of the death wound by either prisoner. The charge . would bo iully made out where two persons,. || v-eioguiitly concerned in an unlawful act f and in pursuance of that unlawful aotjio. porsoi) i.i kilied by ou2 or other of (kjai, thU^ , both are: equally ! ehargoablo wfij ihb muicier. That',vas law,: and ho thought . th.t tho lisamed iudgo would co diretit. :, tbera. AJi- Go\-er 4.hen reviewed ther evf- Qenpo v '■ ■ * ■'-•-■''■' The'ciso is note^pepted to cpnclnde i>o: ' foro Q p in. 'The pourt-ro'gm and approaphej are cifiwcjeii i!ii!i feqjjl3, '

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1887

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-O AND-SEWN BOOTS, specially suit fl~l abla tSt tha warm weather. UtfxtnA ; k^^R 3. MDRHAY MOOKB, M D., iiwer Symondastreet, Tefephone 3°*o JvKrVacoJnatlDns at Poiia'e, 1 p.m., TUESD A 5f [?«^;?d FEIOAY.



Mrs Bi) iterWorth, M ILLINE H, McARTHUh'S BUILDINGS. QUKKN-St., 1 jitely ccjupled by Mlus TeuieiibatK, WILL HOLVJ A f~l hKAR IN G QAL, E OP MICW aUMMKtt 00STUMK3 BO.VNKT3 SATINS FEATHEUS PIiOWERS BABVLINEW I UNDKRCLOTHINtI &0., S.C. IN COSSHQUENCE OF KHMOVISG, ALXi TriE BOODB WILL BE CLEARED AT A. VERY LOW RATS,. QUEEN ■ STREET, NEXT .MESSRS McARTHUR & CO., *NB AT RißarisJißAP* SOAD. j QJPECIAL NOtI Sg. MILNE £ CHOYCE respectfully ltitlm&ta til tbatr Frjsndo and tha Publlo that their Kstab- U6hmsot WlLfa EE CLOSED at 2 p.m. ON Saturday; and EB-oyKssD qn IiQNBA'S MORNINS, Instead at TRUBaDA'-t v cer» tolovt, | i MILHE & CHOYCE Hav<3 cow opened us that* BVRING AND SUMMiSR aaXPJIENTS, Ana would hoir to submit them ta tteir fil.ir.dd atKi tb<3 publla, da balag tha I NEWBST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS To be had In the Home Markets, and alaa of belßg of KXCKPTIONAL VALUE. UILUNKSV. JJaNTLKS, IJUST CLOAKS, In Great VatlHy aad o< erttea end Styles LAWN .TrtvSJß tnrt oiUir Tailor ma<l6 J AC-KKTS OAUZK atd'ollisr SU.MMEB SHAWs-S. n^ BAWI/ BMH. WA.NH. iIAI^BIJP IiAjDB LARaKH-'' AND BK3T VAIWETT OF DltKdS MATKEIAL9 lv tbe tfddo. 'I'he NowrttdL-B!«ii9 from Uio Home and Ot)uUiieiitiil Maiktta, at very .Moderate Prices. A Sp< cialLtne In 2 battoa JOdEPHINK KID Gl.i.VKd, is IW, u=ually U Gd Alao aeTcral Lluea et CV VVS AM B COLLARS LACK ( OLLARB. JBO.. haif prioe LiDIFS1 COTSOS JiOSK. gscs! 7.a!»8, from LAl'l6^ Lf-IJCnOSK. dp. do. 2alia ♦ lilOS1 s>PUH BILK. 40. Wild HILUKKN'S in pruiiorrkm ;SLSY ilN»«, AND LADIES' AND CHIIJ>- RK«s'fl UKbKRCLO t'HliVa, of sveTF d« -rßotj'sJli^UX AND LAYETTES 00 tba <PAM!?r'.I!Y' BVj?<EN, MANCHB3TKB GOODS, CUSTAIN3, ANTIU.iCCABBAR.3, in new OYS* ""CLOTHINS, HATS, COI4LAKH, 6 PER e&NT DISCOUNT FOR OESH. MILNE &~CHOYCE, *CC£LA.Jfi). MRS vyjGU'S NEWTON LAuNDR?, atatWitßMtV (NEAR THS TOPI, Mitabllubßd ISBO. : Vlritora to, wd Rspldeßts of, Anskland «c ,' raauiwtod to obsorye i?mt Ibla I*ondrf ie tna 1 last In the town. All urtlcles qsrsfully waahed >F h»nd aad flnishaa to tbs mdat saperjar style W ihoruxigbl/ pwotioal biuufa. Qsota' caotiea 1 glaaced and tnoroaghlr presaud: Lmb Ourtaing , adressed; Ladles'Drssaea washed and iraned. ■heselastjttaiai »ra a nßaoialltF .B« this E.tsth liuncoi, •



Extraordinary Chea? Lines. 1 200 Girls' aDd ChlloVen'u Hat«. New Shsvpes. sU tv la ltd each. Uoods worth from3ißdtoSs eduaeh. £00 Do, Boßi OoaiA, at 2a Hi ; KcßilUr Price Irtm 6a 6d t093 6d earlj.,.- A lii« 8 Lot o« LidUV CcUßre'tas. nil fcl 6fl can. Goods wo.tli from la td 2et3U. SCO L.SI s' Lsor, C-Jtelteaurf ltow« Ithe Newest G.'Oiie isiinoVtaowl tula Sta^on). utu Kd; WeauUrPrlM, 7.8-i. 20 D z Su.-db EiJ Jo.a.y Clovat (4 button A Manufactured Stcric of Ohild'B Trlmmrt auo BonnoM, all at Is Ud ; Oojda wottli ii bi. | AL-irgel.otofCß.iit«ienrettr,,l Mo«» CVrnKed ' Aimetthe at la enoh ; KogVliir Valut. j Sj lid. ' | 200 Boj a 1 Kukkst Tweed h»iti, from Is Bd. Thesa Unes are all K*al Bargains, THE MELBOURNE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING CO., QUEEN-STBSEl1 AND PON3ONBY. OPPOSITEIrHB TOWN CLOCK. BEST WHITBY JfeT At KELSEY'd. opposite the Town Clock T ADIES' \VORK COMPANIONS XJ At Kfil^EY'S, opposlio tho Town Clook. LADIES' HAND SAUS At KttLSEY'S, opposite tho x'owd ClocW. JAPiNESE GOOi. 3 At KtLSKY'S.opu^ltfi tea Town CUick. TENNIS GOODS At ELEIjSBY'3. oppoelta thd iopn OlCtlc. T>RESENT3 OF Al-L KINDS AT KELSEY'S, OPPOSITE! THE TOtYN CLOCK. wnrx AUMB & ~c a aeed sna iianura alDccuttuU B'jn6duat Msunriiiitarerf! nn.ro fmpSne." o7 Kcml^ WIM, £aok», Wool Paoka, Bto. CasU Purohasora of Bonw Births. ■08. SOBAPP-MONTQOMERY.-Oo January W Tebtw. jLouid* Albert lticiiap.i (»f thrf llwii of SchnDP cud Aoaente) Ui 13ary idflalaj. ihe fcido" daughter of William B.rlUy Mom- Romgr?.-Ksq. eucrdjoi-. Bjtn of Auckland. , lteSii.l'.s DOOLAN.-On January it. at i;id reMdence,, Jatneis-atreet Arch Hill. Patriot, tlie fci-toruti husband of Margaret Doo'an ; ancd ft! jea;'ii. "ho funeral will leare the JJrlll shud at 2.1W pm. tu morrow (<sundaj). for Irani 10 Wftlkomiii. O'KEEFFK.-On jAmior/ 22. «t her latrt real deuct, iltahuliu. ICUeu O'lCecffe, <in beloved wife of tbe late Deniiia O'aotffo ; aa'ed Bl J'*fho'funoral will laavu her late italtlunco Cor Ilia SyiaoaUß-stroiX Cemetery to morrow (Sunday), at 3 p.m. KYiiimis pionsu uoiwpt this Invitation. SANDERSON.- On Januiry 21. ot Solwr" rfo/ -r»co Parnell. Vet' cla Bradley SHLdn-soa, late of Totttiti North. WhißS/siroj.. WHITE.— OnJannaiy2l. atilount Altisit. John White; 6gedG4 years. The (uuera! will leavo hit \u.U r uWeiico to morrow (Sunday), for Avood,ilfl Cainelurf. Krißiida will uleute uccupt thui inrlwllon.



Remember This. If you nro sick, Hop Bitters will surely atfl r> uturu !ii r.-.aliing sou veil wlleo all elsa faEC ing train any other, oj, tbe'nunioroud disease* of inc stotiiach or bowelß.lt Is.your own fault« tcmwi'iM*™!! 1 ' f£ r Hop Btttero to aooveraiati ; cemßdy in a\l such oom^)la|nta. " '■>••■..: If yon are Nervous uso Hop Bltt«ts. . ';''"■ h^i i? on,.haT c, ?°'}B b- Pimply, or sailow sMa, ftph w.» f( °2 Blttprs will r4fo you ra& ektt, Hoh blood, aod awoetest breath, and health, mitw O0 j1 Invalid wife, Blstar, ,: abmW'fl m?i«i? n Co-'8 H°P Blttejß.oWt- ' JiS but a trifle. Will you lot them suffer? , M tX,fSx »*? H\ wilU>e paid for a case they wUI ttot euro or help. Druggists and QhemtettMW. M