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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18

EELLoWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE LATE
Perees Ministries at the Olympic, Al Broadway, be-
and open avery night until the completion OF heir ball
comprising company OF thirteen performers under the
direction Of j. b. Fellows Concert will SONGS
Duets Gees, Quarteies, Choruses, Kefrains &c. 49,,
hrrlosquo Italian Opera Dutch Drill Slack Shakers,
Instrumental Solos, and Ethiopian Dances the whoeby tie
best periarmsrs in America. Admission
Doors opb at T. Concert to at O'Clock After
room Concerts on Wednesday and saturday, at p.
pARNUks AMERICAN MUsEUA-P. T. BARNUM,
~ Manager and PrOpretor John Greenwood, yr Assis
art Mansger Friday and Saturday October 18th and t9h
1850. On Friday Evening the HUNCHBACK-with Mrs.
Myers julia Miss Chapman Helen &. W. Clarke
hodus T. lladaway fathom Mr. Henkins as Master Wal
ter. On Friday Afternoon, MY NEIGuB0RS WIFE.
Dances BY Miss West &e and Music BY the LANCAsHlRE
BELL RINGERS and the wonderful feats of RHtIA On
saturday in the afternoon that highly popular drama
TIE DsunKARD. In the evening, the play OF
PAUL PRf. Amongst the curositiss at the Mussum
Is nshly executed bust Of Jenny Lind Madame Lamont.
the French Torture Teller, is there Afternoon
children NJ der ten years. l211 eents.
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suILTxRRY AND DRY GOODS.

III Jenny returned fea lsrs .sd een,ings' her es-
tallshmeat u Dressnsker at 6o Brosdvay' M
n Essors IN pRses CyrT1Ng.-H1ss CULVER WILL
h@ At No pS Casai street. foe shsrt time cniy, 70
s q bs Isdiss Fsvirs ne,hed o. Dr.ss Custins ~
and ea1est pkss invented; ~ 10 nothing bet anus
r.snt 10 O. smcAt seque IN Dali
themselves ~ cthcrs snd mAke rice
rauilss ~ eSe>ileet; ples~e ssA ssd 80 TIE pes
p,,tsrrs Tor 2s vsrvsatsd Mules
these VIE would we " tsscn she nv WIFE,
riesx> call.
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MoNEY TO LOAN, FROM s5 UPWARDS, on ALL
h teacrTtions Of property Gooif II kind b.ashs
a. AR valus,ion Cshatyaas.a On tvad aad mor;r.sa
on The meet ressssstls terms. hTpiy 70 y H. ". OLD
IIkD tuetereer real estate. hosss and gesers ss.n,
lhc william street.
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NHRISTY'b OPERA HOUSE. Az BROADWAY, ABOVB
~ Grand streetopon night during the week until
further ooeThe original and we'll ksown Christys Min
strels, prng efficient and versatile "corps" Of
talented and experienced performsr under the man
egereE OF Il. Christy whose In this city
succession of flour been received with
highly respectable and fashionable audiences. Tickets
cents Doors At half past Elk; at half
seven o'clock. Afternoon sopcert every Saturday
me n hrahP
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CAPITAL WANDA vary TAvoRABLE OPpoR-
trnity 70 esered 70 i:ysst capital 10 "a b-rne Of
Mining snd txtrscns Gold from tuart IN VI soly tser
favorable for mnipg gold bearing arartz In California
which AZ tvsrt ~ secessiele fot suitabis maehn~y Az
dr~es Rox si2f fost cnee.
CoeNrRY rApgR-coLIarTsD ut T. T. VAN
" Wick, lotee cc-per q wsn cas- Rrss4 ssrcs<s Ia
~ The Uniss. Returns made 10
Dssstch ssasAstseA Rsssrsssss aad cth~ psrsssss
sbe efies-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES To FISDA rAyI-
"a " TO whom he could teach his lsHEuago for his boasd
AddraEt BY lttt,r, @. N. D.. Herald Once.
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I ooMIs's PANORAMA OF oUBA-oPEs EyERr
IL Eight this at the Minerva kooms, 406 Broadway.
1t is splendid wsrk Of beautifully
and faithfully the cities nountfins and luxurou
tropical Vegetation. Also by picures Of SURPRISING artistic
merit the social customs Of the Cubans illustrated
magnificent Of coffee. tobacco
hogany cedar, ebony palms Doors
6H T.. NJ, panersnia uces move at 7 PRECISELY
Adnittance Is c chill rs half
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A YOUNG LADY - DEsiRou3 or EMPLOYING Tw,
IA lrure hOufs IN the tsiton u one pupils 10
private family The reutibe ~ study will enbrscs Eng
lbh education, coubn.d with french, DrswinS aud Nai
ncte nddreHiod a. b., boz $3.50 Post Ones, New Yorl
will have i'm mediate attention.
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T rog's MAGNErRt 20 ~DER.s
~ ell those who sfsvith rats o'errun-
Coekrtsches, tedbugI, either ore,
or vermin a stothtfssiad,
kptI cal 81 L. On you will End
his Tuedsr tsst .hsEs t In use,
Quite tree from pglton OF sbute.
No social creature twill destroy,
No human being ~iii alloys
Ace 80 you're pacing IN Rroadrty
Fsryour cwn csupfnrt do just st.y.
Your s-est tsrtnentors then will Zee,
Which 10 the esss inevitably.
4 LYOS'S Depot al nrr
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DRIvATE TUIIIoN.-A LADY LATELY RETURNED
from London whore che has acquired experience
Of the .eti oois, wishes to tovoe
Instruction Of young ladies In Ensh French and music
Address N. H., ~ tie ofhoe % ,his paper.
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n french and also sons Inssb 10 desirous 20 b. en-
poyeS either The whole Of The DAY In good family
no objections wcule be rt~d in Lessons TIE
" singing and the FTtnch language Please call a. lsi
ksffsrole street. WilliamsLurgh.
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KTALILN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE.-TnE REG
ular teason Of the Italian Opera viii eommoSoe on Mon
evening 2lst instant with rhe Performance IL
FRANCO ARClERO, (Der FrsysehntrD Grand orsra by
Carl Maria Ven Weber its first performance italian in
this country. The box office 10 and subscribers
who wish 20 retain their seats Of last requested
20 SO before Saturday next they will then be to
other appiosnts. MAX MARETZEK.
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLaCE.-oFsNIN0
night OF the season OF lS5o-frst night in Italian, in
this will lie Monday evening" Oct 2lst
the grand Opera Of DER FREYsCHUTZ IL FRANCO AR
ClEkRO-Agetha, Signora Bertucca; Annetta Sgnorina
PATHS Max, Sgnor Lorini Caspsr Signor Benev
Cuno siSnSr Rosi Eremets sgncr Noye ottoear ssnor
FAITH Chilano, SiEpor Giubelei; Zamei Sgnor BrndL
Prices Of admissions; Seats. Psrquet and Boxes
81 Admission % Paqust and Boxes the evening Of
performance, Sl-Amptbeare, Is oentsDoors open at T.
to commence al u, O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18

CTRAM MILL FOR sALK.-THE STEAM FIGURING
- mill in Clyde Wayne county, New York offered for sale
low prise. The building large, odous and
conveniently located the Erie etna The steam engine is
she latest The mill
gearing and fixtures good aad in good condition There
Of and the engine has sufficient
therefor The whole will b sold together the engines
mill gearing s the fixtures will be sold separately to
be removed for $4,000 without the building and lots En-
qgire Of G. 8. DE ZINC Clyde &. A. COOK,
as tho Bank of Geneva
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rSu,aRArT fsnrrSTpI.t.ravfxass asr Al HAN
n bcrr s;rcet-Jhs bank ohsrtead ~ the Lesithtars
~ the State u New York. the last the
tl Chstrr street. II Broadway for the
poecs q the tsAk The hank open 10 receive dsrpss
svery esy tsuntays exetptcel ht.es- ave and seven
scoet, r. NJ Trusee.-yohn feLelsou, Fsnnns q. Tuct-
james ksrrsan, reiis Insodsty Wiilism wa.os, Hash
PrtsrA Esrssus Josertasrt, Jehn M,ueneny, haayes
Nsrrisan james Mathews Ishn Ailhap yeAp r. E-~nish
rersnee Dcanolly. GREGORY DILLON. prssssnA
LossyH STUART, LIST vice frvsiden.,
pTrn A. Hssscvs. 2sx Vice Presiasnt.
rAr~Isa g. TvcxsH, Trssrurss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST, Sc.


,UOO. New York to Bank Il cemmsrs' PAS $500
suitable ard by leaving II at lso second street
UEOO REwARD.-LosT FROM ONE OF TUE Ho-
wow boken Ferry boats from Cane street. when about
b' ssns SSod at the
in ss sna sex sRs
Tss sssS' ss ss ten nhS h % sss
win " gs e. rs Of co.. DC s9fy
800 REwAEpnI9sr OR stolen ON M .Ss "a!
from Neshursh Wallet about s7zs ss2s
or four SO Bills and
all 4 Tie SSSy nsIa1s bank and s2 in small NJ al !, Of sr
itself The viii receive above reward, together
:abserter leaving a. the Chester Bank. Poweiaad
~ N BENZ p CARMICHAEL.
TX DOLLARS REWARD LOST IN ROADWAY,
issr Lesn,ra ssse o. Tuesday morning. snail ;ii
Be paid Tctarnns the II p. Hustled. 22l south
AZ REwAED1rLosT OR LEFT ON Tue PUBLIC
book containing about forty dollars in New York City
viii ,enSrn tss as aud ssn.snts to tie paying teller
Union Bank, shall receive the above reward.
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Losr, ON THE l7ra
bills sS ,Sme gsees which are q no use 70 any sr:oa
Who viii returp It 70 LUTHER NOISY, no Prince street.
T osr OR sFoLEy-oN SUNDAY EVENING, BE-
II tween the A;toE House and Cansl street. pocket
P
to tho Of the A''''
T osT OR sToLEN-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Ss To- Eve s @ ~s 3
sss vii Y BE ss M IT, .s.ly to I West FSar
teenth street.
MOUND, or TIE HTu INST, A ROLL OF BANK
ness sontai1 Ing ssary The owner may receive
eulaIs.
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AMUHEMEUTg.

QROADwAY THKATRE.-k. 4. MARSHALL. SOIL
- Lessee.-Beneht OF Miss Cushman.-Yriday evening
Macbeth Mr. Conway; Banquo Mr. Frsderiess hacd9n Mr.
Dyott Malcolm Mr. Hii lst Witch, NJ sehAfi ID Witch
Lady Macbeth. Mss Cushmas After which new Pss de
10 ssnslude with the fsvorite farce of SIMPSON CO.
Mr. simpson. Mr. Davidse; AR Bromley Mr. Conway Mrs.
SmpGn, Miss Cushman Mrs. Bromley, nrs. knight. Dress
Circle and Parquet 70 eents FAMILY Circle, 70 cent?;
~ iBiOs aARDEN.-TICKErS TO ALL PARTS OF rn e
house 81 eeE-s private soxes 3d. Aarsser, Nj. John
nenee at 1,r-The wonderful Raysl FAMILY. FRANCOIS in
or Mems Eugene fonelon Evoutons the fight Rope,
by tie Raysl Family and Leon Jaye After which, the
pantonime Of the FOUR LOyESs To conclude with the
lantomime Of the GkLEh MON srER-Chev aler xirosue
Mr. Jerome Raye the White knight. Mr.. Antoire Rsvel
the Green Monster Mons karIeti Gertrude. NINE Axel
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EoR sALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT IN THE

IT village Of Lyons ayno Co. N. Y. The premises
sts of large and handsomely finished DWELLING house with
and buildings, and nearly OF garden,
filled with the choicest varieties ofrut trees aad
tai rubbery No has been spared to the
place in every respect desirable residence IL 10
In the most beautiful portion Of the village
tguous exceent schools ehurehe The place will
be sold much below its value win exchanged for city
property If desired 1t will be divided and sold in build
ing lots Of convenient size. Apply to
OLIVER III. LEE. TrnsleA. ". Y.
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CAERoLLS hEUiC.TEo vAFoR BATas, IS BAR
~ clay strsttAs sltcnal agent In colds. rheu mat
nereur ana csarsou, disas the baths have been sd-
uueret With falling for the past twenty
years. Fer cleansing and bcautfyins the skin they
usury which should se euoye b. all who regard health
and eleanines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18

100 War UYDRANTS-wuo WOULD BELIEVE
lVV tna hydrsrt would last hundre: years. Many
the Gar hoisraew Pttent ydrants have beon
used curing the rast hve years where twenty Families
These hydrants left running. teinr seclstiug
Will burst the Pipe, anl not liable 20 freeze Are
parts may he taken out "a two mil uts. Also dorbls
tIydrautG for yars aud sixtysix famiiies. Mete
only by DE fatentse, fxadon street Tor sale BY the
PfnuLsrs rxucraiiy Loo Hout Tor counte.feits.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

rvNENNESSEE LANDS--A NUMBER OF TRACTS IN
White county, Tennessee, containing together about
81 COO offered for sale and at price that cacnst
fail make the object OF most valuable invest
mint circumstances rendering n important for the owner
make sale For approved notes fee simple
title will at once given, without retaining lion the
land The title oear and perfect brief Of it is to
be with ahple Certificates from the
spectacle and official sources describing the soil aud merits
of each tract besides of the in
parcels This land in region which has already attracted
considers BILE inning from Europe, and Intelligence
England satisfies the that sale OF 1t easily
be made there the continent of EurOpe farm
Welding large result above the price which IL
DO had Persons dosrous Of purchasing will address
Rcx 2.622 Now York Pest Once.
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MEDICINES
TEN THOUSAND cuRxS
AND HOT A sIU0IEVAvv :.

nRHASTlN0s's coMP0UND sYRup ~
~ eeieDrAied IA o1ghool both conkneols CO. tina,
sures o. Consur pron Asthma. Decline yp,,,sss ~
s.sas,, ~ "a sss.s ~ ssssng ccusss co "a
le eneet upon TIE system u mild ana soo,h,nv a, ~.
same Tine certain and efcarOQs. - "
rehef upon the ars Application. and by resssfinsn ~
tines permanent cure . effected ~
The proprietor, therssore oniv reeor--cs. "A.
syrup bat cdrTants 70 % cure He warsnts N l. ~,
the chyls ard purity it-he 10 r.rro,.
pecimeno which re;srd he ee q cal dion Of ths 49,,
be warrants II 10 open The iaeyHai ard sFfrsef n,- =,
accumulated In he syseri ho wsna1ts a. a neye, 80
ing remedy IN
Hectic Fever, Night Sgeat Dyspe2aa LYer co,pus.,,,
Pain In the Chesi and Asthma; sct he wsranis o ar
rect The formation Of ubefces In tbs lungs ana 70 hsi
may Jake with the m0sl positive condolences " eQrs;
FOR It's great OF acuon Is Le LuscS which p~.<fya<s
a eli divsccRs purifying them Of everything oeeoxious In
It's progress and which, applied according 10 directions
Dr. hssgngs's Compound Syrup Of Naphs Ia highly
commended b. the medical profession Ths elneni phy-
scisn DR. Mott Of New-Yorf sSys that "As pulnonic
remedy cannot be TOO mghly praised" ID. Arnold. Of
the Marine Hospital Sayannahi DR.. Ware " Liverpool,
England; DR. VIII smsor OF Manchester, England; Or.
rent English publications. the Lnsos Lazce the hsdeal
Journal and Bya.fhdif6s Rsosrce ell sccord 10 The
most convincing certificates Of It's virtues Ia this country
II has been used with dlsing aishej success.
None genuine without no wriitea signature OF n. A "
HARRISON on The wrapper Price 81 per botle, or six
boules for S.. Principal Office, Isl Greenwichst NY.
Sold In Newark BY r. Nan Buskirk; In Albany, by &.
Frothingham; In Boston, By Reddng Co In fhilsde-
pos by Lsiosr Co Tnirdst below ChesnIli and In Bal
Sold In New.Yors By T. NJ 0u,ou, III Bowery, II. l.
Sanders S2s Bowsry; John B. Dods, III srosivsy and
5C5 Hudson-st uy2o lmsrukrhs
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ISTIIMUS.
Parnma--steamers- Deafhs--symptoms oil
More Riot.

Pannma--steamers-D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL
More Riot.
Corre,ponderee Of The Tribune.
PANAMA, Wednesday, Mag - is7o'
Hs,,rs Greeley y heElrah
We are all here yet. Some OF Us have been IN
Panama six and eight weeks at great expense
Some Of our number are and have been very SICK
several have died, and there is no steamer YET
in port to carry US on our way; and what Is more
the agent refuses, daily to pay out money when
ne kaotr he has received to relieve the SICK and
destitute though the letters Of the Propretor' nave
been read in our hearing in which they send cash
to relieve our wants and distresses, though the Ac1
is denied by him, and yet bu. few, very lew ger
even forty dimes for s. to keep them from staf'a'
ton, and that n dealt out only In erlreme cases.
and, as he says on bis own authority and "nen
forced by circumstances TO hand over. a meeting
Of passengers is to be called this evening and Il N
time will send you the proceedings 40
DIED.-In Panama, on the morning oil hA! =,
Mr. Arson Stone, of Weybridge. VERMONT aSeu
about 80 wears, of the fever Of the country-tnis
friends volunteered to dig his grave MI stone
left New-York 18th April.
/ find also in my walks, that Mr.. James ooraon'
of Vergennes, Vermont, 10 now in the American
Hopital. very Sch OF fever. lie 10 $50 "nuhe
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i"
the arrival Of a steamer, as is also Mr.. " j. Ever.
EFT, OF g. Lawrence county, n. Y. who is now ~
ing sick in the same room where hes the corpse Of
Mr.. Stone.
hr Everetts was in the act Of carrying hons
hve losves Of bread, when be was stoned and
stabbed 70 death robbed OF $3.50 in cash, boots and
hst, and body carried of and concealed for two
days by the natives. All yet remains quiet here
but great uneasiness is felt ut the fact OF na
nyes arming themselves with knives and sabers
sharpening old ones, ard boiling nightly meetings.
Lasl night they were 20 have attacked The houses
outside Of the city walls and the Spaaisris who
are friendly to Us, took pains TO 60 and warn and
advise the Americans TO lodge in the city last night.
They d1d So called in person on the Consul az s
o'clock last evening and made such representations
az TO induce him to co and see the Governor ofthe
Republic, who sent ont an increased guard-aDd
they finding that their plans were known, have de.
icHed their attack. | think it viii come soon.
CHANNlNg
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

"WEDNESDAY, June IL.
DEAD BODIES FoUSD.-0n Monday morning
lsst man was discovered sdrift in the Narows,
about midway between the two shores, clinging TO
sslscder, with his body up to the neck in water
Mf. WINE Of Form Hamilton went to his rescue in
as ssmah boat and when about bringing him to shore
us ooSt struck against the dead body of another
man which ne also brought ashore. After landing.
ne Questioned him, and received an answer TO the
enect mat he, with two other men, lone coloredl
had upset IN boat near Catherine Ferry on Sun.
day night, and that one Of them was drowned. His
name however, could not be learned Mr.. Willie
hereupon took him 70 his house. and gave him ano-
Their suit OF clothes and necessary refreshments-
soon after which he disappeared. and could no.
where be found. Another corpse was found soon
after, below the Narrows. A Coroners inquest
was held over the bodies and verdict returnsJ 81
accidental drowning. They had evidently been in
the waters long time.
AcoIDEEr.-An Lrishmsn fell from his dirt cart
on Monday afternoon and was run over, the vheels
of the cart passing over bis chest The cart was
empty at the time OF il is probable he would have
been Killed as il is, be was seriously injured. He
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CITY ITEMS.

"WEDNESDAY, June II.
F1RE-At II o'clock last night the blacksmith
shop of A. Vamartranas, 235 Sonth st. was disco
vered on fire, and extinguished with triiing loss
DopGEp The PRIsoS.-One James Morris was
arrested yesterday in the Second Ward, by officer
Maloney, on complaint Of Thomas Saunders, who
charged the prisoner with stealing pair Of boots
worth IS. Morris was discharged by ALDERMAN
DoDeE until the morning.
PIcKPocKETs ARREsTED.-John Dawson and
julius Brisk were arrested yesterday afternoon,
while attempting to pick ladys pocket on the
Battery, during the landing of the Baltimore
Grays. Both committed.
TAKING PosTAGE-A young Irishman named
Michael Lowry established himself at the outside
of the postoflce window yesterday, where he
stood, receiving letters and postage from all the
simple looking Of his countrymen and women, who
came to deposit and pay. He was detected by
some persons, who called one OF the lst district Of
fcers and had him arrested. On his person were
found some twenty thirty letters, for all Of which
he had been paid postage. Justice Lothrop COM
mtted him TO prison
STABBING.-Moses Johnson was arrested on a
warrant from Justice Timpson, charged with stab
bing Aaron Westervelt with a sharp instrument,
inhcting very serious wound in the left lung.
BuReLALY.-Danie Muley and John Bruner,
alias Grugey, were arrested for breaking into the
house of Mr.. Porter, $50 Hudson-st
RoBBrRY-Bridget Toby and John Littlefeld
were arrested in the Sixth Ward on suspicion Of
having robbed man of purse containing sac.
STEALING LIoUoR.-Mioheel Geragathy was ar
rested for stealing decanter of whisky and dem
John Of brandy
AssAuLT.-James Fletcher and VIM. Fletcher
were arrested for assault and battery.
FOUND DEAD.-A seaman named James Perez
val belonging to the ship Mary Adelne, was found
dead in his berth this morning
Arm BRoKEN.-James Cook small boy was
run over by a heavy truck, as he was playing on
one ofthe piers in the Seventh Ward, and had his
arm broken.
Found DRowNED.-A drowned man was found
floating in the East River, foot Of Thrty.seventh st.
at O'Clock last evening. The Coroner was sent for
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WAS conveyed to the City Hall and taken in at the
sugpesticn of the late Health Physician.


Isoursr-The Coroner's Jury in the case OF the
colrrSd man Cisco had not rendered verdict ye!-
ter5av. IL is said to be the opinion OF tne pnysi-
clan = no made the post norton ezam'nauo1 ma.
there il not sufficient evidence OF cause 70 nou zoo
rfrtieg Engaged in The affray, and who are no" 'n
jail.
erDprs DFATH.-A cO'ored man residing "oe
the coontv jail died suddenly gestsriay n,'nlus'
.sUno.ed 'f,om injuries received IN hight some
three weeks since.
CrRcrrr DAY Tharsdoy' June d.
-Eos a, q, Is. q, A, 49, 81, ST. 81 81.
~ The Circuit Court and Court oil oyer ' ma
Teiper we're sd ournea to Thursday morning a. ~ Ve
suPRyuE CoURT.-Special erm -belote
Judge Morse AHs0H LissaOsOR Va Sarda Loai.i - ~
tos r9oss Of Join LiriHeitoh and of4eT -HePoIts al
ees Ia relation 10 surplus moneys read 49,,
Couny Treaureror sheriff pay . the plainuh ~ "a =.
Homes ". Murphy s., cost OF referees 49,, 10 ,,t.
I'm H. Danff " Ebenes1 HuVud -AouOn 40 ~"
case denied, with eosis-tl0 ,,,o, 10 a.,
aside demurrer and answer e. frivolous Doaed "lI04'
costs.
CITY CouRr-Before Judge Greenwood, and
Ad Tnvlor and Van Voorhs -Mark Aer1Hdsr, indicted
for keepng disordery house. This case was cheu ~
owing 10 some Misunderstanding between the -
Mr. Moore, in regard 10 the case, u was put O io' 'Ho ~
sent -. ISL, t,,o-,
Kill This IL Of the sixth Ward pig cases. Whea oe-
Cured aft September. Sidney Clayton, polco oul-S
while In discharge Of his duty, In aiding IN ADanng nu
snces was attacked by defendant Shay not having ecog
uzed Ia this Court bench warrant was issued
JOIN KSJnan indicted for selling liquor wi.hou. license
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