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,,.,.,oo, 1. now fixed fact 1t Is made beyon !,
eIopoptinotrcy and is the largest ever made In tn
sy Corn Il il currently beleVe', VIII not CO II
CD mon than twenty i've cents per ou'neL
n'p' fs,ol calamity occurred in Galveston
.taIGh Dr. Mcguire, a dentist, wts endsAvorngn
on ",, is,, Nth alcohol by hling the Ia mp. waih
s nsatly exhausted while II was burning dlmly. lie
We. nourirg tom tin can cont lining, as Is stated,
We I'LL, . Gallon The dim blaze suddenly caughtt1e
or, ard The can instantly exploded, throwing the
.,. alcohol all over the room, covering small chuf
OSDr Magure's who was sitling In CHAR near oy,
-,b The LIQUID flame which also eayeloped the ne "a
"a face Of DR. Mcguire himself Bstbre toe tame could
80 the child badly burnt that Il died
SSvJng the came night DR. Mcguire Is also seriously
sjyed be, 10 not considered IN danger. At the time
he explosion took place, Dr. Morgan, de1ast ron
tU.hortop lust entering the room, and some oil
~ burning hGud was also thr lwn upon him tntictng
Considerable Injury on his head and one side OF his face
ant not enough to make hs confinement necessary
The Western Teran says that Lewis "
c,oe.becks train hsd arrived at San Antonio from ~
Psso In twenty nine days passing Dryers train az tns
head of the Limpis Lightners at the Pecos, Messfs
j n Sweet & Co.'S head OF Devil River Anendaro'',
MuIers and sam Milers for chihuahua, ten miles ths
other sde Of the Nueces and bringing freight belong
ing 10 the BouIdar Commission h the Leon. Grass
ard ster reported plenty. Saw no Indians All the
trains eeuiog along well Smiths train, with Whites
Goods arrived at FL PasO 18th OF June.
An attempt was recently made by three
mexicsns to murder Mr. William A Herd, of Victoria,
while on his way 10 the Rio GraDde the following
particulars are given by The NUeces TdlIey:
Mr. Herd and two companions had ca'nped at noon
about miles the other eide of the stream known as
the Little Colorado and thirty mites this side of the Rio
Grande After they had taken their dinner bis two
companions TO remove their horses, which we're
staked short distance of, and Mr. Herd who was re-
cllnpg on the ground hearing rusing In the bushes
Dennd him, sprsng 10 bis feet and discovered three
hexcans, With his gun leveed and pointed at him
The Mexican Immediately fired and lodged The contents
of his piece in the hand and side Of Mr. Herd, who i'm
mediaely seized bis gun. but owing to his wounds
unable to manage It. His companions hearing the dis
charge Of The Mexicsns guns, fastened into camp
assistance near took 10 thckets and made good the
escape There /, no doubt but tina, these men belon
10 a gang who are numerous enough to guard ever
pass and road In that whole country, and who neyere
an opportuniiv 90 by To murder I'D rob.
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List of Patents
IIsued fy6s the United States Patent Office Ior TIE @
fsro

rcar.fnny Prepared for tn. y. Y. Trbunel
Charles Bailey Of Evansville, Ohio, for improvement
In Railroad Car Seats Dsted Aug. 3, 1852.
Cornelius w. Blanchard, OF Clinton, Mas for Improve.
ment In Looms for Weaving Figured Fabrics Dated Aug
8, 1851
Eugene Bourbon of Paris France for improvement in
Pressure Gauges Dated Aug s. 1852 Patented in France
June 10, 1919.
Thos. Castor of Frankfort, Pa. for improvement in
Dumping Wagons. Dated Aug 3, 1851
Francis ~ Clark Of Chicago, H. for Improved Tally
Bo.rd Dated Aug. ,, 1851
Hobart P. Cook, of Albany N. Y, for improvement in
Casting Stereotype Plates. Dated Aug. ., 1852
Samuel and James Eccles Of Kensngton Pa, for I'M
prevements in Looms for Weaving Figured Fabrics Dated
Aug 8, 1852
Mitchell c. Gardner of Brockport ~ Y. for Improve.
men In Adjusting the Chasers in Screw Cutting Stocks
Dated Aug 3, 1852.
VIM P Goodman aud VIM. Holtseclaw Of sprinstown
Ind, for improvement in Scales for Weighing. Dated
Aug. 3. 1852
Jno Gouldng of Worcester, Mass. for Improvement in
jacquard Looms. Dated Aug. 8, 1851
Ezra Hough, Of St louisville ~ " for Improvement in
Ok Yokes Dated Aug, 3, 1852.
John Jones, OF Newton Mass. for Improved Elastic
Horseshoe Dated Aug 8 1852
Alpheus Kimba. of Fitchburg MasI, for improvement
in Syhe Fssteninss. Dated Aug 3, 1852
Geo w. Campbell, of New York, N. Y, for improvement
in the Manufacture Of Bullets, &c. Patented Nov r. lSi7
Reissued Aug. 8, 1852.
Samuel Ebsrly Of Mechanicsburgh Pa, for DeIen for
Cook Dg Stove. Dated Aug g. 1852
Patrick Molony of Cincinnati, Ohio, for Design for
Water. Ooler Dated Aug 3 1852
Russell Wheeler and stephen A Bailey. of Utica N. Y
for Design for Cooking Stove. Dated Aug 3 1852.
Garrettson Smith, Henry Brown and julius Hozer OF
Philadelphia Pa assgrors to North, Harrison Chase OF
the sam.l place, for Design FOX Cooking Stove. Dated
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II A terrible ARRAY occurred at a
ooiee-house In New Orleans, the nigh, OF the 2ls
originating 10 an attempt - ROB Mr.. Green, from
Shreveport There were nearly doz participants Ia
the sf'rLy and clubs and knives freely used During
the the ughs PM ou', AMI horrible scene
entued. -Four ru;ilns named CuGninrham, rhom'on,
Moran and Duffy. attacked Green aud a Captain Wsy-
monte cutting them badly that neither OF tdsn 10 ex
peeted 10 recover
u Mr.. Towers. one Of the frs; settlers
OF Cettareueus Co. was found dead IN bis room on the
morning Of the &2t inst, 81 the residence Of his soa
Towers, IN Couewsngo He WAS discovered by the
family sested in chair with fol tel hands leaning for.
ward his neck resting rope attach al % raser
above and lis throat cut lie about II years Of age
and has been for some time In feeble health.
u The ceremony Of taking the white
ve' performed In the Catholic Church this tues
day forenoon. Bl,hop Reilly of this diocese OIL
cia.ed. The csntidats was a handsome looking young
girl from Providence She contenpa,ss Joining the in
sttuton known as the Sister, Of Mercy in this city
Hartford r.m-- Ava ..
q Capt. Enoch Williams was bitten
by mad dog abousx weeks since At Wilmin gton, Del
but did not mention the Circumstance Of the bite Ill
questioned the usual symptoms Of hydrophobla having
appeared. These became violent and after lingering
few days in great agony, his face assumed canise
expression folming a. the mouth, till he expired He
belonged TO Bridge.own, n. J.
e An enormous rattlesnake, fire feet
inches inches In length and as thick snake of the
tropics, was killed by H. A. Richmond the 9th ult
He weighed eight ten pounds eighteen years Of
age, and cOiled for spring when Mr.. r discover.
ed him, In the town Of Hebron, CT
In Catawba County, y. c., recently,
Wilson England stabbed his father.inlaw, Nathaniel
Wilson, Esq, then took bis best horse, abducted a
younger sister of his wife, and fed. Mr.. Wilson
has since died He was, at the time of his DEATH
dIdate for the Con mons.
" A violent tornado suddenly passed
over sunbury, Pa, sweeping away the Northumberland
Bridge.
e A terrific thunder storm visited
LockPort on Thursday evening, doing considerable
damage.
e The mill belonging TO Smith e. Bell
in Old Hadey, Mass, was burned on Saturday night.
Loss $50 900 insured for $1,000.
II Col. Samuel w. Inge, ex-M. c.. of
Ala, has left for California
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of the town and surrnuni ling country With barality
which cannot be highly praised citizens Of Arie
Ia and vicinity have not only erected this building and
beautiful chapel, with library, society and r. citation
rooms but they have also contributed many thDuanS
dollars towards the pernsuent endowment OF tn col
iege With the aid OF generous friends In New England
the institution has very nearly attained 10 indepen fence
With reference 10 the provisions made for the nSruc
ton OF young men az Marietta College, shall depend
upon the statements Just made to by professional
teacher, whe is graduate Of Of our first is.ern
Colleges. This gentleman has been in constant attend
for several days the examination OF the College
classes and he H. therefore competent witness. He
that he has never witnessed thorough schD
arshp in any College. The exAmua atoms were Of
bind 10 test the attain of the students and prove
how thorough and patent had been the attentions Of
their Instructors. There a npeuess and finish
which convinced him that nowhere In the Western
country can be found eligible place for young
men seeking education. The exercises of the grad
uatine class on commencement day were of A manly
and independent character, eyinclng great attention.
OF merely rhetoric and elocuton but 10 thought II
Is my impression that these exercises would not suffer
by a comparison with similar performances At Prince
ton, Yale. Amherst or Williams In fact, do not won.
der that the founders of Marietta College feel proud
they the noble institution, built By their liberal
lty, bearing such excellent fruit The society, the
beauty and saubrty OF the location and the extensive
facilities afforded for mental Improvement point out
Marietta College as one OF the most hopeful Institutions
north Of the Ohio. Ii deserves and II should )nnus
10 enjoy increasing patronage and confidence from all
who take an nteres. in the education of young men.
The Pre,ident, Rev. Henry Smith, D D., Is now ab.
sent In Europe 10 eXpend ten thousand dollars In bDok
10 add 10 the library This sum furnished By
few individuals DR.. s has superior ia this country
as scholar and as speaker be has but few peers.
The two literary societies have furnished their halls 10
the meet elegant style and each has an extensive libra
ny, TO which additions constantly making
To say have been deli GIFTED with the town, IL peo'
pie it's schools its seminary, It's college, is TO speak the
truth without exagger alton d. not know OF more
charming place in the western country.
On Tuesday evening representatives of the two soce
ties made oratons In the presence of large assembly
ON Wednesday morning the Grafton before the Alumni
was delivered by Rev Joseph F. futile, Of Rockaway.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr. Strebe, Of Mount Vernon,
addressed the Society of Inquiry and in the evening
Rev. President White of Wabash College, delivered
the Grafton before the Literary Societies.
In great haste, truly yours
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COLLEGE ANNIVERSARIES.
Marietta and Its CoiIege-seventeenth CONF
mencement.
correspondence Of Tie n Y. Tribune
MAMErrA, Ohio Frlday, July 30, ISL.

Conespondence OF The \. Y Tribune
MARIETTA, Ohio Friday, July 30, 1852
have spent few days in this charming
town, and desire 10 communicate to your readers
small pant of the pleasure have myself experienced
little more than sixty four years ago Gen Rufus Put
nam led his band of New Eng cooniss 70 the shores
Of the Ohio and landed them at the mouth of the Musk
ingum. They were met by company OF friendly Della
wares under the command of the celebrated Capt
Piper u Hldreth, the indeisr,abe historian OF the
pioneers Of Ohio and the accomplished naturalist has
had painting executed Of the landing of the c)onists
Some of the portraits taken trom paintings now IN
existence The scene Is thrilling one, aud you LOOK
at nature in s wild luXuriance, for the hst time visited
by actual settlers the mighty contrast PUSHES upon you.
Now the yeiN place. whore Gen. PGtnam was greeted
In 90 friendly by the Indian warrior Is one OF
the most beautiful towns in the Western country, aud
occupied by vigorous, Intelligent ana hlgby moral
people Tas scenery Is surprisingly brsuaiu, net %
bold a. hs, in Old Berkshire or among the hignants
but placid and picturesque in degree rarely Ijund
The Ohio ey er flowing 10 solemn ms esty toseher
with tbs Muskiugun elegantly iHnged WHO grand od
forest trees lend beauty 70 the scene when u "cud
not otherwise posseu TIE highlands IN tue vicinity are
somewbs, broken and conrras'ed "l!h 'he monoso
nous levels OF the interior OF the safe.
The means of education have from the frat been
prominently before the minds o. the people. feinspi
no bocy OF cOODists be named wbich hao 80 tage
proportion Of intelligent and influential men az thA
which settled Msretts These men made general ecu
cation an object of such importance as led the % maze
large ovons for IT'S promotion Always Ia the froa'
rank Ia this respect the town !, BOW second 70 nons ia
the State Ia, nlon Free Schools, with the hgh o;hOo
20 which those desiring 1, are admitted after proper
preparation are now accessible 70 al who ~i'n 10 swan
themselves of their privileges The buildings for these
schools eve substantial and we'll arranged, ana ars
really ornaments the town The same Is true oil tins
Union School in HarnaD on the opposite side oil the
Muskipgum
Marietta ssc can boast OF Female Seminary, whicn
has affair ed high rank under the management OF Its
accomplished Principal Mrs. TerDey. This institution
tfords fine facilities for education, not only 70 the
young ladies Of the town. but also OF the surrounding
country
The principal attraction OF Marietta for Intelligent
strangers IL found In its college About twenty years
ego few individuals determined 70 erect large build
Ing for the accommodation 'oi students, aud pur
enased tor its site LOT which commands splendid
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THE WEATHER.-Frequent showers du-
ring the day succeeded last evening by regular
storm Of rain, which came down 10 cold, drencning
underwriting stream for several hours The man
who lost his umbrella In state Of great per.
plexity, after the last omnibus had gone up.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C, THIS DAY AND Ev

AMusEMESTs, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Broadway Thestsr-Prof Antsrsons Marcs Feao
Nblo's-The Toodes TIE Mummy. Mr. Burons sEnt
Castle Garden-French Opera Company and R0usse FANNY
Barnun 10 hussum-Wh.te's Sereuatsrsi Dancing, Sc.
sattsr's Cosnorsnssvsws As, Minor DAY and Eyennt
Hobotsn-0tto CotisSe-Conceri. lAhsrnooul
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Weed end brought down b the present time while the
whole work !. offered greatly reduced price. II! is
interd TO complete tho work In forty numbers and TO
fibh Tire publication within year from the present
time. The national interest Of this work With tn ella
gspce OF lis eXecutoa must command vide patronage
(PhIt delphia Robert T. Peterson & Coz
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~" APPLEToN's mechanics MAGA-
zrNE" for Aug has articles Marine Engine Boil
ere. The Recent Lock Controversy" " Ventilation,
and other topics Of practical interest Every number
Of this well conducted Journal is rich repository OF val
liable Information fer the intelligent mechanic and enei
sineer.
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II THE PALM TRIBES AND THEIR
VARIETIES, and " LIFE AND TINES or CHARLEMAGNS'
have recently been issued by the American Sunday
School Union par. of series adapted for family
ard general reading The selection 10 judcious one'
the little works containing much useful information 10
popular form.
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CoMMoy CoUNcIL.-The petition OF Dr.
Tuner concernii the practice OF medicine reads
GAS destroying B, he voluntary edmtssor' Of ''' mo"
conspicuous eods lives than war, pe'tencs aud
famine combiaed"
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ENFORCING THE LAw-The City Faith
about to put In fierce the ordinance against sell
ns meat fish, vegetables &C. in the streets thus stop
ping the music of those who make night hideous by
screaming Hot Cora"
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Az APPEAL FOR HELP.--A Ini'o
w,rder makes melting appeal to his Alderman '0a
reoue,,s US to kindly nsinuate to that aIu
us,ebful fetal that when his attention and '0H;aa'
for the carrying GU, OF the Eghthavenue Railroad con
,r,e, /. sbs,ed, he will devote few moments 70 'ns 81
ervi,;on Of The street pavement in the Immediate VI
IT,, n his own house In Murray st., between lauren
and colIeseplsce Our correspondent Is really iearfa'
49,, on some oecasion when returning from the CofPo
,.,,on Tea ROOM the Alderman may suddenly disappear
- ls., one terrific hole Immediately In front Of tne
College Hotel Nothing bu. tender 'olciua' '0' H'
personal .ale.y Induces him to make the spps'l
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STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAr.-U $. Mar
stdrs OEce-Messrs. Germane, Hubbard and Jes,up
Engineer, Pilot and Clerk OF the Henry Clay, vera ar
rested on Wednesday forenoon, aud each required to
give bail In the sum of $4,000. Mr.. Jessup gave Mr..
Thomas Colyer and William Radford ,(ownerD as
ball; Mr. Germalne gave Messrs. James Belknsp and
F. Cunnipg CHAM Mr.. Hubbard gave Jeremiah l.. Knapp
and Levi, Radford Capt Talm,n it Is said, ID sick
and the Commissioner TO to his house yesterday
and receive his bail.
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EASTERN DIsPENsARY.-The lowing
Il the Report of Eastern Dlspen.ary for the month Of
July. l552
Patients attended at OEce-Males OBJ Female, 036.
Total l,667.
At htir DrsHinss-Males. % Females, lci Total
-. fascinated, -. Grand total, ,96S
Number of deaths, IL.
The whole number Of prescriptions put up during the
month 10 366i Largest number In one day, Isl Small
est number in one day, %. Average per day, al.
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ARREST FOR Grand LARCENY.-Oficer

DIsoRDERLY HoUsEs.-A woman named
Mary Parker together with rive of the female inmates
of her house, yesterday arrested by officer Wiley
the former charged with keeping dsordery house at
No ~ Laurens st and the latter with being Migrants
They were taken before the Justice and committed to
prison. A hotel thief named VIM. Mason, who, with
bis mistress boarded at the house, uso arrested
and locked up 1t 10 understood that he Is wanted at
New Orleans 10 answer charge of felony.
A woman, named Harriet Forester, was yesterday
arrested charged with keeping disordery house at
the north corner OF Broadway end Canalst. Tho
house said to be kept open all night and Is resorted
by thieves, rowdies and other loose characters She
committed by Justice Stuart in default of 1900
ball
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Court or GENERAL DECISIONS. Wcd-
z,.dog-Before the Recorder and Aid smith and B0yce
-blanslau9hter In The First Dtgro-Wm. Lunnen was
tried on al indictment charging him with having on the
nht Of the 3Oh Of Nay ssy caused the death Of James
Danny By striking him with CLUB. lt appeared la evil
derce thai the shray took place In Christopher near
Wes, 81 between lunneD, an acquaintance, and seye
raj men whom they met. The deceased wa truck
pou the head with club aud knocked senseess 70 the
nsvemept He died shortly afterward In consequence
~ ne injury Toe evidence the part Of the license
vert 10 show that the blow was inflicted in cell defense
nod Character was also proven for the prisoner and
he Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty Tnis branch
If he Court then &C journed for the day.
Erenine .SCsSiop. II Before Judge Bcebe
and AID Barr aud Sturtysnt-PLtd Of Guilty Mat.
thew Rysn young man - years OF age, pleaded
guilty 10 an indictment for grand larceny In stealing
FL "a the property Of ChauLcy shafer, lawyer Of
ri. Civ The oAense was committed on the 10Th OF
July last The prisoner entrusted with the money
10 dtpos,t IL In the Broadway Bank, bu! on his way
there he into bad company aud was Induced 10 put
the money 10 bis own pocket and go with bis 1850
cistes 10 Boston. About two week since he was ar
rested in that city with nearly 900 Of the money 10 his
possession. The Court sentenced him 10 the State
Prison for two years.
Pleadtd Guilty A German named Jacob Auieidl IN
dcted tor grand larceny pleaded guilty, and was sen
fenced 10 the state Prison for two year.
ConUicti0nsof Grand Larceny Deany uasu,eo
and found guilty OF having on the I'm OF July la. !,
$40 from French lady named Maria hyae, $50
| No. A. GIeenwich-st lie was sentences" ~"
| Prison for two years. - ,,tsd and
Tbos Washina ton and Mediator Ross were VI, -
seyersly convicted of grand larceny The he lsi
| sentenced TO the State Prison for two years aH' ~
| ter for three years. M, ocsoss and ses.
August Colin was couvicted Oh snHo
fenced 70 the State Prison for two year, ,,ssdsd sasy
Pic Of Griln. --ysne salters altas Suin P'''S
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Nard SssstoH--W Wednesday Aug {, lsJ2.
Pstitt0as-By the President Of John Dby, Peter Hon
and Jacob Bel for remission OF tax GU the church oi
the Most Hsy Redeemer To Committee on Finance.
By same OF ID Tay Tor for gore Of land on 'th'aV,
brtv cen 18th and 76th-sts. To same.
By Assistant Aid Wright OF James Dewey, for relief
By pA,,i,.sns AID Valentine, Of Hiram Puriy and
others, tor a railroad In 3isy To Committee on
R.ports~Of Committee on Wharyes, &c, TO concur
in resolution 10 cOse pile the bukhesd between Zo!n
and 18th sta L. X Adopted.
OfCommittee on Roads, In favor Of filing, regulating
and paving 49thst. In accordance with the present
grade line Adopted.
pair Warrington, Tompkins, and other Markets
Adopted.
sxipg the conpeu saors of the assessors collector OF
assessments and the deputy collector OF assessments
Lost, from want Of a constitutional majority.
From The Board Aldermeg-Repor 10 favor OF raising
regulalp and epairing West st. between Duane ana
Jas setting curb and gutter stones therein ana nag
girg SIDEWALKS. Concurredin.
Report on petition If Alex. Bennett 10 remunefs.e
rim iur ropes sc, used In hauling down buildings ID
.2G.st To mulittee on Finance ,.
PelOrtin favor Of sewer IN Ni1onsti " VI EIiHO''
To Committee on Sewers.
Peuort In svor # tbe appointment OF Bookkeeper
In the street. department. aid on the taDle
Report IN favor Of accepting from owners tne ne"
road recently opened from Mogsondge Road % tne
Hudson River, and making The same countryFoad.-
To Committee on Roads.
Reno-, IN favor Of sewer In Chamberss from Broad
way Green w,ch.st. Copcurred In.
Report 10 favor Of sraudng Receiver OF Taxes, Ie'
uorsrily Fix additional Clerks COncurred In.
R.pott In favor OF paying the medical bill OF Dr. De
Forest To Committee on Police.
Report In favor az replacing pump IN Broome 81,
between Allen and Eldndgestl To Committee on
Streets -. -.
Report on petition of julius Dessoir IN relation TO IN
paid water rates on No 40 Broadway. To Committee
on Croton Agueduct ~ e,,
Report upon the application Of Jas. w. smith, con
tractor for building sewer In 3ls'st' between Lexins
| ton ard sthava To same.
| Renor,s 4. favor Of refupding amount OF judgmen
paid By WE Brown & Co., In favor OF selling proper
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CHARGE OF AssAULrING A POLICE Ca

CHARGE OF AssAULTING A POLICE CAP
rAIN-shortly sitter 10 o'clock, Friday night an
alteration ensued between saah Rynders aprominen.
politician and Assist Captain Garrett Of Sixth Ward POI
lice while they were NJ the Gem Saloon In Broadway
near the Theater in which Is charged that Rynders
seized Capt Garrett by the throat and beat him with
bis fists In = violent Yesterday morning com.
plain. was made by Capt Garrett before Justice Bogsr.
and warrant wss issued for the arrest OF Rynder who
made bis appearance at court prior to the serving Of the
process and was held bail In the Of $500 to
swer the change An investon In relation TO the mat
ter will take place In day or two.