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SFrr. 26-The Grand Jury came into Court and inti-
mated through their foreman thet business which had
been before them disposed Of and requested to be
discharged.


The Court hereupon, discharged them for the term.


WiA4m Quinn toll aud decent looking man, then
placed AT tn. bar and srragned for the wul murder Of
named Harry Fletcher the sth Of Sept 1884, in
he OH Ward, by throwing him down and kicking him
in the side.


Mr. sHaLsRi who appeared council or the prisoner
applied Tor adjournment Of the trial until ID, cember
on the ground Of the absence Of material Witnesses


NJ T. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney, said he would
be happy to accde 20 the wishes o the prisoner and a
lord birn vsry facility for o far trial but there
objection, namely. that il would de,an poor
prison until December. who wns held locked up and
should so remain until the trial was disposed Of


MIR SHaLfr-The witness is OF the lowest character
and class OF those women, who r,qusnicd Tho Five
Poins and considering Of lie and death, Trust
the Court will grant thu application.


Mr. PsrtRsoSi should not press the trial hut for the
reasons siste mud from consideration that it would
hafass ths woman


Afor some further remarks the case set down for
trsi on Friday week The ctier then opened the