Hadley Sutherland

"... past ten years iu North Carolina, anil in there were 223 homicides. -Robbers hehl np a train on the Kansas City. Pittsburg Gulf night, but secured very littie plunder. ?Hadley A. Sutherland, colored, ot Brooklyn. N. Y.. who killed his wif, will be put to death at Sing Sing next -Mrs. Augusta Nack will be allowed ro plead gadry of manslaughter in ..."

"... Involved. This, he said, was Irrespective ot the Immense amount of money which would necessarily have been required to defend the suits. Found Guilty of Marder. Brooklyn. April 15. Hadley A. Sutherland, colored, ro years old, has been convicted of murder In the first degree. On March 22 last Sutherland shot and killed his mistress, Sarah Wrenn, la their home at M Gwinnett street after quarreling with her. In alt five shots were fired. On examination Sutherland admitted the shooting, but denied that he Intended to kill the woman. When the verdict was announced by the foreman ot the Jury, the prisoner ahowed no tracts of fear. ..."

"... song, 'Scenes that are brightest,' Mrs A. Cashion^ song, 'Sleeping camp/' Mr J. Fors ter; violin duet, 'The joyful peasant,' Misses B. and L. Lade; song, 'Wait- ing,' Mrs Hedley Sutherland; song, 'Anchored,' Mr G. Stanbrook; reci tation, 'Home, Sweet Home,' Miss Boyes, Launceston ; duet, 'The battle eve,' Messrs. Jorgensen and Stan brook; song, 'He old soldier,' Mr Geo. Limb; ..."

"... C. Howard (violin). Miss Nellie Kepler (violin), Mi- F. Lobne (cornet), Mr W Heazle wood (flute), and (Mies Kate^ White . (piano); song, 'If those lips could speak,' Mrs Hedley Sutherland; vio lin duet, Misses B. and L. Lade, airs, from 'Maritana ; ' song, 'The city by the sea,' Mr G. Stanbrook; song; 'Annie Laurie,' Mhs Albert Cashoin; duet, 'Battle ..."