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Murderer Conpicifd.

PrrrsBURG, Dec S-David Jewell, who, with others
assaed and killed Samuel Mitchell in the of th
city the 5h of July, ts day convicted of murder IL
tho first degree.
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Tor SALE.--Ihe yellow houses and street.
between 18Th and 4th occupied by Mrs. Reed boarding
house. Terms accommodating. Apply Et tH. arssf
Dee Io--lw PLATr & STEWART, 18th st.
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COM MERCIAL.
Frosa our oon.s..rslai Correspondent.
NKw YoHK. Dec. 7. 1862,

NEw YoHK, Dec 7, 1852,
The message the President giving the aggregate Of the
Imports exports Of the year. has served 10 relieve
the anxetes Of those who had dreaded the phantom Of
oyerradug The figures given by him for the past year.
as compared with the formsr ones. follow
United States exports.
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Satiingof The America

BosToN Dec S-The steamer America sailed for Liver
pool to-day with yone passengers and 1925 900 in Amer
lean gold.
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SOLOMON w. DOWNS, Chairma
JOHN A. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Whereupon Mr. Chief Justice Taney replied:

Il
When the court assembled the last term. OF It's
first acts was express It's for the loss Of highly
member Of this who died In the preceding
vacation. And now, when meet again. we have TO la
the death OF another who has fallen since the last ad
loumment
said OF the character and worth OF Judge Mckinley lie
member OF this court for fifteen years. aod We knew
him we'll He sound lawyer, faithful and nssidn3us
in the discharge OF his duties while his health was suih
cient undergo the labor and bis life was mo pfoba
bly, shortened by the effort he made attend this court
the adjourned term, wben his health had become too
nrm the fatigne Of journey to Washing
ton He frank and firm his social intercourse,
well In the discharge OF his indoial duties. Aud no
could be more free from guile, Or more honestly en-.
denyor fulfil the Obligations which his Office imposed
upon him. We truly deplore bis death
We have, indeed met together al The present term under
circu m peculiarly painful And when We are
king sustained by the death OF brother Of
the bench nnayoidaby call 10 mind the three dstn-
gulshed mem Of the bar who have also died since the
last session OF be Very alter ue aJournnent
death Of Henry Clay aDDognced In lew months
afterwards Daniel Webster followed blmI and before this
teru commenced, the Of John Sergeant was added
TO the melancholy list These gentlemen have aii ioT the
thirty years been identified with the proceedings oi
this court standing always IN the foremost Fanks o. the
professions and onsehtng q by Their genius thef learn
ing their eloquence. Aud while they were mantau-
ing gushed position bsioe the judicial tribunals,
they able The samo time 70 place helr names
leading aud eminent saicsmea oi the day. ex-
ercisng a strong aud wide influence upon the ges ppi-
cal questions which were agitaed during the period IN
which they lived
The interval between the last and present session Of the
court has been brief but sad erens have been
bar response be entered the records OF this
court evidence Of the deep which the court
OF tho sustained the bar ws a. on the
bench.
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nrpARrnrNr OF srIrr.

Washington, December 8, l652.
persons having possession books pamphlets belonging
library this particularly requested to return
o librarian.
lo--6t
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Hy J. Q. ,IcGUIRE, Auctlonoer.

BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
~ Budngs-On Saturday morning, December IL, 10 O'Clock
In fihe auction rooms, shall SELL
30 pairs mahogany blinds half pivot, with brass hinges
y
Lot OF inside paBnel shutters
large reading desks, complete G.
brass fire tenders
circular blinds
Lot Of lumber, lamps, blind trimmings, &C.
Terms cash. j., q. MCGUIRE.
Dec lo ts#tH #5t@ aaat4= fE .s + Auciioneer
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by GREEN Il SCOTT, Aucti0neers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CIGARS, SC
IL at auciionOn Saturday, the lith instant, shall
front of auction 10 O'clock large
new and second hand furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofas, bureaus
Dining and breakfast tables, chairs @ d
Bcdsteads, feather BEDS mattresses, &c.
With large lot Of other furniture, which
ttAt
Also, 200 CIGARS Of fine quality.
t GREEN SCOTT,
Dec 10 Auctioneers.
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DIED.

In this city the 9Th in the 25th Of her sA
RAH A. H.. wife OF HrsRy EDWARD Rosrssos OF Vermont
Friends and invited attend her funeral
the residence Of Mr. A. Hurdle street, the Baltimore
depot, this day, at Q o'clock, p m.
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CAHDMrs. O. 8. LEMON having taken up her rsiaebcs
n Washington, viii receive pupils instruction o.
piano and ~ yocatzaon by long experience IN her ptol
win be enabled mpn scientific us
placing themselves under her charge.
Terms made known at her residence street. fehn
mia -.
Nrs O. SL has the honor of reference to hs EScgucy M
lard Fillmore, President Of The United smtes and Rcy M
Butler. Dec 5--dlmh
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United States import..

The balance is somewhat disturbed as compared
with last yeartha is 10 say the exports exceeded the
imports by nearly ~ 100 600 This year they less than
the imports by Sa0oOOCo BY the former return it would
country had given away millions worth Of It's gold and
produce without getting any returns in addition 10 the
ghis and profits earned abroad Tue laments
gold Of California, fast as II is coined, finds It's
way directly Europe in payment for goods purchased" "
That may be bat What would California be II she Were
unable send away her gold in payment for goods pnr
chased the sole value of gold, money, is In
parting with Mutiiudes Of people unable TO pur-
chase goods until they the California mountains in
tion and Cromwell did the twelve silver apostles, melted
them down and them about doing good" The idea
that the dggers producers being ruined because they
get as much they for the proceeds Of their labor is
strange theory be advanced by the head Of an industrial
nation That gold goes abroad in the shape odoube cages
when small absolutely wanted for circulation, Is
but the fault lies in the inaccessible location Of the mint
voring the multiplication Of banks TO fill the channels OF
circulation with paper issues when small gold coins are
wanted they could be got The business Of tue country
and exchanges rapidly in all directions, and
the multi pcaton of business requires more coin, which,
although al premium, cannot be had Gold dollars and
pieces in great demand here but those who
them get them the mint The department
casionay sends them here by express paging the freight
aad they eagerly taken when sent This exp pense OF
freight The department is subject because the min, is
where small is in demand at the time those
who want small money obliged take bank
Those who obtain CT the gold here IN exchange for
notes coined into double esges, and remitied
abroad and the President iniers that duty cotton
goods would enable obtain small coin without
mint The progress OF bank circulation in the western
States flr instance is -in all Of them the iseebankng
| system has been niroduced
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MARRIED.,

Tuesday the 7 instant by the Rev C. II. MOUSSE, Mr. COR
NELUs sfRIBLING, Annapolis, (d.) TO Miss EMMA J..
NoURsE Of this city, daughter Of the late Dr. b. r. NouRsr
United States
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HANDSOME Cloak Cloths, veivets, and Dress
III goods.-WM NJ sHUSTER CO., 7h street, PennyI.
vana would respectfully inform menbes Of Congress and
al visiting the city
goode York
prices We would name, part, the following which
have Just received
10 pieces French twled cloths ladies' eloaks
pnng all the desirable eoIors
100 long square sha awis
10 pieces eolored black silk vevcs blue green pspe
garnet, and black
Also, spoudd stock Of printed Of tho choice
at extremely low prices, do wish
thi. winter
Also opened and hand splendid silks
sng everything that and desirable handsome
light coIars for evening.
With splendid fnch high gros Rhines
all Of which we win very cheap.
WM NJ. SHUsTER n co.
Dec 7-co6uf 9Th street, side Penn.
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MOTiCEH LEMON, upholsterer viii BE happy 70 sefs
" citzens Of Washington 10 al that apperains 70 s proves
faithful Workmanship guaranteed IN all remune au
services expected The public respectfully invited CAY
see his improved balance weight fixtures t at bic P
business, llth ftfeet, Pennsylvania -.
References 70 Messrs CaeEo Dodsou aud Dr. Charles e4
Dec 5-lmdifs
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Cupboard Of HeaIth-A special meeting board viii be
held on Saturday llth December, at O'Clock.
Dec 10
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Bank Circulation.
Ohio. Michigan. Illinois. Indiana.


Ii will observed thar the hucnation IN lnd,ana has
hitherto never been very volentat all pared
with that OF the other States which surround IL When the
return 10 specie payments followed by the expansion
Of 1889 and and suspension,
y all the banks The three other States ceased to exist but
the Indiana bank stood rm The consequence the
ex,ren,e want of circulating medium then encountered
supported and sustained the Indiana bank Il has TO
encounter the acve opposition of the banks rapidly
multiplying uudrr the lfeebankng laws Heretofore there
has be en- no val bank Ia Indiana. There
~ coming life under the free law, and their issues
already 81 900 030 In Illinois nearly many have al
ready sprung from similar as also in OHIO, where
there are systems OF banking, Wis the old char
teredn banks the " State banks" the independent
hanks and the free banks" all organized under df-
tren, laws All these banks of different interests in the
several States have commenced active struggle f bur
mess and the experience Of what took place in New York
when the free law first gave rise food Of banks, and
whose Interests when suffered be opposed to the old
banks may foeshadow what is yet take place in the
West In New York tho fee banks aud the old institutions
sought 10 dspace each others circulation AMI the result
was great pansion and disastrous collapse 10 October,
1899 when the State Bank in New York was no longer
able 10 act as a edeemng agenior tho country banks The
western banks now rapidly forming sought to make
similar arrangement with the Bank OF the Republic In this
civ and that in ,tution wisely d, oliaed.
The returns OF The state Bank OF Indiana 10 November
l. 1852 show leading items comparatively as ijlowi
Beuk Of the STATE qf Indiana.
Ioaps Due from Specie. Circulation. Deposiies
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MO. 333 broadway, corner Of Anthony street, New
N YorkGEORGE r. FOX, tailor, United States
ted States inventeu de modes maker OF perfect
pantaloons conceivable
Of tailoring author Of the h series o the philosophy
modern dress and fashion inventor and sole manufacturer Of
khsbsn Oriental khabsn, clerical knaban and
other styles, &C. Standard designed many
approved Styles cloth color, fabric,
station taste, requirements OF the weare made saablr
be in climate Price according
k'bahan supersedas ovecoats
the comfort Of together Independence Of
the cloak and can be forwarded by TERMS
with bill o collection, receipt Of letter. giving height weight
ege, and general description Of the customer.
N, n. A tsoTs Dec 7--eodl4d
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LII TASTES sUrTED--The Subscriber would rcspeli Y,
n call the attention of members Congress- strangers vs "
city, and the public RencrHy his large assortment o bo
shoes hand of his manufacture ALSO from me mos
braed boot makers nf New York, Newark Philadelphia nna
Tor winter wear Also, opera and dress buitonea
patent Congress boots, detached gsiters glaze shoes n %
ing shoes, Paris pumpa toilet slippers, ciskn and gum
A-o, youths and servants and shoes, and slippers ~
description To my old wsuld say, that an ug IA
pared % make work Of every ORDER the shortest
o. the best material and by wofkmen In style
not be surpassed by any establishment this q a
city IN the Union. Al measured work warranted 70 6
and examine for yourselves fashionable boot and s
Browns Marble Hotel.
Fashionable Boot maker, Washington ~
Dec 5--dlw
fInwlfgsncar and Nevs1
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VIRGINIA Revolutionary Land Werrants.-The Iegis-
Virginia a resolution accepting
OF providing for the satisfaction Virginia military land
undersigned prepared 1ng
w AM obtaining scrip therefor
Prompt desirable, viii be disposed Of
the order OF presentation
sell the scrip commission, and shall be able
the highest market prices for the same.
Dec s-3t r. H. GALLAIIER.
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Al RS. E. RRYANT'S Private BOardine- -IIouse-MRS
III T. BRYANT formerly the Of 18th and New
York having that handsome
houses between 18th l4th opposite
Episcopal Church. respectfully friends
public generally, will be
nished and fitted the best se and ready the reception
18th
have IL in everything first class house.
IDENTITY promise her guests gentee and comoat
dations be found in the city, excepted.
N. b. Those wishing make
transient board the time apply person. letter.
Mrs. Bryan private residence the southwest
and Istreets dec 5--2awtfif
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HATS md Caps OF every style, quality, and price
III large iashonabe, and complete hand
for sale cheap for cash at
CHARLES N. LANES
Hat Cap, and eenlemens Furnishinr Est.laisbment,
y. P~nsylvania avenue, near ~ street
Dec a-sod2wf IA
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SUPERIOR WHITE FLANNELs-such as Wech, SEQ
~ field, Saxony, Persansomo wide la
dies srng, with large lot Of low priced do Also
shades Of sack hanneis, at the dry-goods
MAXWELL, SEARS, & COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
5-2weodif
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ny GREEN q SCORE. Aaoi,onee

ID OCISAwAF and Horse Mt private saIe.-The Rocka
IL in good order has two sea and Will accommodate
four the fine and drives we'll
nned sound and gentle, and recommended rsrae ay
horse.
establishment Brches livery stable
For further particulars apply
Dec 3-acod GREEN SCOTT.
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Sales To-Day.
By GREEN 4. SCOTT, Auctioneers.

by GREEN ~ SCOTT, Aucuoneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoy-On Friday,
III 10th shall SELL
sixth Pennsylvania avenue, O'Clock D. M eighteen
building comprising the whole OF No. 64s
about 5000 600 square feet
The described property Virginia avenue
and The canal.
Also Nos and y In square No ISL hayag
each, and $40 feet Deep containing "a y5i5 square
Temsi Onethird cash balance and eighteen
purchaser bearing
sale deed given and deed Of trust aken Title ndsputabe
GREEN Il SCOTT
Dec 4-d Auctioneors
ny GREEN ~ scorr, Auciiooeers.
COUNTERS AND SHELVING aucionOn Friday,
" stant (this day,) II m
lately by Messrs VERIFY n Miller
opposite Market lot OF shelving already
best material Also eight excellent counters, with
drawers.
Terms cash,
Carpenters and cabinet makers respectfully invited
GREEN a SCOTT,
Dec l0--lt Aucuoneers.
DEEBEs fashionable New York Hat, winter styles
ID regularly receiving fresh from the manuctory
beautiful styles getung large
always on hand, atthe lowest cash prices nc
CHARLES II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlsmeni Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near n street.
Dec 4-eod2wif
ID oCIcAwAY and Horse Mt private saio.-The Rocka
~ in good order, has two seats, and viii accommodate
four fine and action, drives we'll
AunHa ..I
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AIDES CLOAIxs AND CAPES.--With splendid assort
IL of cloak cloths wide
Bay State and printed Cashmere shawis all of u
received al the dry goods Of
MAXWELL, SEARS, & COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th al streets.
Dec 5-2wcodif
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NMBROIDERIEs, KID GLOVES, AND HOSIERY
sdch chemisets collars, under
muslin and cambrc bands edgnss and nsengs, white
silk bose white, black coored merino
Cashmese Gloves general misses and chill
dren's hosiery and gloves, be had by calling
MAXWELL SEARS, X C0LLEY'S
New Dry Goods store.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
Dec 5-pweodif
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" FURNISHED no sc or suit OF Rooms for Rent,
viz! parors chanberthe whole separately. The
Ia andc
Inquire John Van Ness,
avenue, between AZ and 6m streets
Dec e-dlts
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pRIvarE LIFE OF DANIEL wEBsrER-By Charles
L Lanman. 1 vol.
Dec9 FRANCK TAYLOR
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CLOAxs MantiIias, ssc-we haveby express
" 10 Napoleon
cloth salinas
10 Union very pretty
i3 circulars, nice article
) lie grance, and pretty
circulars, with sleeves
embroidered chenese
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap.
YERBY MILLER,
Corner OF 9Th and Penn avenue,
Nov II--dlml Miss Uermous new buidflg
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ia ECKARDr q BROTH Eit, conrootioners, old stand
III, Of and 9th streets, the Patent Oce
this method oeunng their thanks TO their customers aud the pub
c for aud solicit continuance OF the
will also that making
coming boIydays when
had They always furnish fashionable
style, parties, dinners and private entertainments Servants and
ware furnished whom required.
Dec s-6t
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AsmAN's Private Life OF Daniel w.bstor.--Just
IL ceived by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Bookstore, gli et
aIn relations Of and friend author
deal Of interesting information connected with the
history OF the lsmented statesman Jonai Of Commerce.
Decg
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QANx on AnrERICA-Ceogc Smith, president J. n. VAL
cashier Once ~ fennsyIvani
Washington city December 3, 1892 Dec 9-dlw'
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DAUIs Cioaks and mantics.-CLAGETT, NEWTON
MAY, co. have Just from the importers sup
BY OF Pans velvet cloth coak which they
kie the attention ofthe ladies' New York price marked them
Dec e--dlw
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I,AIR benefit of So. Peters Church.-A fair
purpose will held HAIL. Pennsylvania avenue
evening December continuing Thursday,
Friday, Saturday evenings OF this The Marine Rand
VIII be In attendance Dec SIT
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AT the opening OF the soun this morning. the Hon j.
j. Crttenden Attorney General OF the United States rose
and remarked substantially as follows:
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THE STEAMER Fanny AcAGN The SQrnna1ai hepuJk-
can Of the I'd inst ,aludiIg this vessel This
interesting steamer which bsed for forfeiture on
account OF excess Of passengers has been released by
der 'fcn ash nptnn Hence sho free far as the
Sn,ed states y concerned But he win i'll e retained
~ INC attachment OF passengir We suppose her fate
VIII &c 70 remain here all summer, and shall soon ex-
pect IRON her exposed situation and crowded decks to
sec SOME serious Illness nmong the passengers calling for
SUI, iufther AID not only in money from the ety. but in
the attentiors Of the humane aud charitable Can no
one coyise some plan OF sending this vessel on her Jour-
nsY? 'o'-
Ihr srEAMsHrr JAMES ApGER. Captain Dickinson ar
rNed from charleston yesterday morning bringing us
iatc Ihaiieston papers IN advance OF the mail.
MELANCHOLY WRIcK The Belfast. Me- SiraY, of the
sth inst, has the foowing-WIccxed on Spoon Island
Ledge on Friday night lat schooner name unknown
loaded with corn ana toural hands lost She sunk so
q To leave er rail out at low Three dead bodies
nave been tasen out Of The wreck aud woncs and
children clothing 6'hed out Of The cabin
The british steamer Cherokee built on thu borders OF
one o. the great lakes and brought through the welaud
eana arrived ut this port yesterday from Quebec via St.
JOINS, New Foundland. and Halifax She made fine
appearance coming up the hnrbor and sauted the city,
enc mas Two nasf and side wheels and their movements
were rapid Boston .fdrerfisor. loh inst.
. LAUNCHED. 9TH inst, by Mos-rs. Ingalls, shepard,
sullivan schooner of 1O tons copper fastened and Of
superior model and finish called the Enterprise ~ be
commanded BY Capt Augustus Gordon.
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delphia movement, and giving the great statesman
Of the North chance for the Presidency! He will
never have another. Besides, the moral reouke
which this independent movement viii inevitably
give to the political nounte anks and charlatans
by whom Mr Fillmore and Mr.. Webster were both
overthrow, will exert sautary influence for the
future.
If then, there has been any sincerity in the pro-
LESSONS Of Mr. Webstcrss fri nds, par crcslence-
any real devotion among them 10 the cause, and TO
The man for tie sake Of his eause-let them now
confirm ii. And, indeed, We have reason to believe
that they will-ihot good Union Webster and Fill
more wings, If not also some good Webster and
Union democrats, will respond to this Philadelphia
call; and that from Georgia 10 Maine, the Atlantic
States viii be represented in the proposed conven-
ton, and along our Northern frontiers, from Maine
to Wisconsin.
We trust The friends Of Mr. Webster, IN this city,
in Boston, ana elsewhere will at once proceed to ac
ton in reference to this National Union Convention
of the first Of August II they viii, they can yet
make such demonstration as viii utterly over
throw the uDprincipled demagogues Of the higher
law, for and for all In this light Mr.. Webster
may yet be made the great pacloator n defeating
the insidicus and traitorous policy Of Seward and
his gang; in his light there patriotism justice,
wisdom, and sound policy, in the movement for q
national independent Union ticket FOR the Presdcn-
cy. Let the project be carried out, and it will
eyentuate in the most triumphant results
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TIE RAPE CssE.--No police officer came 10 tho asais-
lance OF the party assaulted Thursday night in the
Ninth ward. There officer present The por. on
who arrested the rowoy a private citizen Abiiah
Hosey and be with three other citizens conducted him
TO the Ninth ward police station IL is strange ami
lamcnablc fact that this Is the third attempt al rape IN
the ncrhborho1d OF Fourteenth street aud rcnth ave
nue., within couple Of months. aud ia no one of The in
stances has policeman been visible.
Found DnowSEp.-0n yesterday morning Che boly
drted upon the beach about three hundres yaris from
the Narrovs Staten Island Deceased & about i've Il ID
high and has brown hair The body IL dressed in dark
saiine pants. brown linen round jackct cotton shirt
with Linen bosom, wooen socks and pcgged brogans
and memorandum book were found on bis person Tho
name Elizabeth webb entered in several place,
in the took also Elizabeth webb was born June lsth
1927 az Wolverhamp, on Norwich, England; and ~ "
sailed from London in the ship Yorktown April 10Th:
formation may be had 81 Cosoncr Rancoloh Quarantine
Staten Island
INoUEsT.-The body Of mae infant was found footing
in basket at the foot Of Four Ens. River on
Friday morning. II brought to lie Office 81 The
Eleventh police district by officer Ryan whore an inquest
was held and the jury returned verdict OF s, born
PARriAI SUS srRoEr.-About three o'clock y II VOC
teEday young German woman. Of party Of newly
arrived emgrants. was partially disabled by the heat Of
the sun. whilst walking ~ the foot OF Morris street
X she was prevented from falling by Der friends AMI
recovered by removal T. the shade aud the srtnipg "a
cold waterupo her head and neck We coai not learn
her name