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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

Pocket-picking.-Ac county constable, while
enjoying himself at the races, on Thanksgiving
day, had his pocket picked Of sixty dollars.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

JAMES SKIRVING, MANUFACTURES
81 Of Stoves and rates, Sheet-Iron, Copper and
Tin Ware, and Hot-Air Furnaces, southeast COR
uer of Pennsylvania avenue and llth ST.
ETNO PRINTERS.--Wanted three elm
IL proved Adams presses" capable of printing
sheet "a by 3S inches; also, three large cylinder
Hoe presses of the same size, with registering APP.
paratus and cutting-knifs. Address, post paid
r.. B. G., Jr,
Nov ll--tfifx Washington city.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

PREMIUM AWARDED BY THE MARY
LAND INSTITUTE.
THE undersigned respectfully invites the
Il citizens of Washington and its vicinity to
an inspection Of his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS, &C., all Of his own Workmanship, and
manufactured from the very best materials. Also.
Boots and Shoes made 10 order from the finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather al a price
equally as low as charged elsewhere
G. BREMER,
Prize Boot and Shoe Store Eleventh street
east side, three doors north Penn avenue.
Nov l1--eo3m. (m)
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Bank Robbery.

BosToN Nop. 2J-The bank of British North
America, at ST. Johns. N B., was robbed last night
Of eighty ten pound notes.
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Awful Mortality at Sea.

New YORK, Nor. 25.--The packet ship Constel-
lation is below, having had 100 deaths among her
passengers on the voyage, and 20 still sick.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

CHARLES Il. WEAVER, Attorney at
L Law and General Agent for the prosecution
of claims against tho government, Washington
ID. c. . Oct 19-1yd6ccp
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26
MARRIED

On Wednesday. the 23d inst, by the Rev Mr. Hodges.
Lieut. EDWARD JONES' to Miss ELIZA g. daughter of
General ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, all of Washington D. G..
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THE LATEST.
npcIaraffou If War nv, the (1a,

"
War has been declared by the Emperor Nicho-
las, Of Russia, against Turkey, and the Russian
troops have been defeated in both Europe and
Asia.
The Czar has issued the following arrogant
manifesto
.'By the grace Of God, we, Nicholas the First,
emperor and autocrat of all the Russians, by our
manifesto of the 18th Of June, of the present year
informed our faithful and we-beloved subjects of
the motives which made it incumbent on us 10 de-
mand from the Ottoman Porte involable guarantees
in favor of the sacred rights of the orthodox
church. We at the same time announced TO them
that all our efforts to bring the Porte, by means Of
amicable persuasion, to sentiments Of equity, and
to faithful observance of treaties, had remained
fruitless, and that consequently we deemed il in
dspensable to order our troops to the Danube But,
adopting that measure, we still entertained the
hope that the Porte would confess its errors and
would resolve to give satisfaction TO our just re.
carnations. Our expectations have been de-
ceived II is in vain also that the great powers of
Europe have endeavored, by their exhortations, TO
shake the blind obstnacy OF the Ottoman govern
ment
1t is by declaration of war, by proclamation
replete with fatal accusations against Russia that
il replied to the pacific efforts of Europe, to our
forbearance, finally enrolling in the ranks Of its
army the revolution,ts Of all countries. The
Porte has commenced hostilites on the Danube,
Russia is provoked TO the combat-no other means
is left than recourse TO arms, TO compel the Or
toman government TO respect treaties, and to OBJ
tain from il the reparation for the offences by
which il responded 10 our moderate demands, and
to our legitimate socitude for the defence Of the
orthodox faith in the east, which is also the reli-
gon Of the Russian people. We firmly con-
WINGED that our faithful subjects will join in the
fervent prayer which we addressed TO the Most
High-that he may deign TO bless our arms in the
holy and just cause which has at all times found
ardent defenders in our pious ancestors.
Done at Barskol, the third day Of November, in
the year of grace, 1853, and the twenty-eighth Of
our reign NICHOLAS.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

Thomas McHenry was on Thursday held 10
bail by Captain Birch, for his appearance at the
next term of the criminal court. He is charged
with assault and battery, with intent TO kill John
Duggan, having seriously wounded him. il is sup
posed with two large stones and an iron weight
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g00ms tn lft----YSarh, 1T.

FURNISHED PARLORS AND CHAM
ii bers for rent on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side betwean 9th and 7h streets, the fourth house
from 9th street, opposite Browns Hotel. Apply
to Mrs. d. Z. GRoux.
Also, a small store AT the above place.
Nov. 9-eo1m#
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

"ANTED, by Member Of Congress, q
Wv comfortable sittngroom and bed room with
board, in the house of private family Of respect
ability. Possession required about the 10th inst.
Address, with terms and other particulars, "NAS-
SAU," at this Office.
Nov 5-tf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

prices Sales of the week 1000 barrels al 6s. 3D. "a
rs. for common, and Ids. for fine.
Carolina rice had declined 6d.-sales Of 100 casks
at 23s.
Sugar and Coffee unchanged. Congou teas had
advanced I'D. 10 ID Tobacco-Sales $50 hhds. al
unchanged rates.
Trade al Manchester was dull Spinners refus.
ing TO submit TO a reduction.
Commercial advces from India We're favorable,
but from China unfayorable.
London Markets.
NOVEMBER 11.-Breadstufs opened heavy but
improved at the close Red wheat &C "a. 72s
white 7ls. "a Sos FIour--western canal, 37s 1
3Ss. Cd. Ohio 3Ss @ 40s. Corn was firm. Teas
tive al Sd. TO 6d.--advance. Coffee is shade
higher.
London Money Market.
NOVEMBER 11.--Transaetions in United States
stocks were small-U. s. 6s of 1865, l10t @ nh
U. S. 6s of 1862, 1901; Pennsylvania IS So
Maryland SIS SO "a 81; Virginia Is 95 90 o.
closed at 81.
Freights firm and advancing
Havre Market.
NOVEMBER l1.--Cotton is quiet but firm.
Wheat and -four unchanged. Sales Of cotton for
the week 5000 bales. Louisiana, Tres Ordnai,e, Of.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WASH
INGTON.
New YORK November 2i.--The steamer Wash
ington arrived al her wharf at o'clock this eve-
ming. She, however, does not bring as late news
by three days as has been received by the Canada
at Halifax.
Reported Failure.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

ND~ Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Eighth street. between II and !. The first quar-
terly meeting for the present conference year
will be held in this church tomorrow, (Sabbaih)
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock, p NJ
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

A CONGRESSIONAL MESS of Eight or
IN ten can be accommodated with rooms and
board at MRS. GILBERTS, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between First and Second streets, opposite
the government greenhouse, Washington city.
d. @. Nov. 3-eotf.
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Reported Failure.

. BosTos Nor. 25.-Otis III. Weed, an extensive
ce-dealer, failed to-day to the amount OF $4,000
or $4,000. He is now absent in Australia.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

Successful Whaling.-The whaling ship Shelf.
field, from the Ochotsk sea on the 9th July, is
reported at the Sandwich islands, September g.
She had been thirty-six months on the voyage,
and had taken 1000 barrels oil and $4,000 pounds
bone. She had 1900 barrels oil and $4,000 pounds
bone on board, having shipped and sold the rest OF
her catch at Sydney and Hong Kong. She took
600 barrels Of oil the present season. and left the
ground early, because she had no more casks to
FILL At that time the whaling fleet was doing as
well as in the preceding season.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

c.. 9. Whittlesey has opened new paint, oil,
and lamp store on the east side of Seventh street,
between Louisiana avenue and D street. His es-
Establishment is well supplied with all the various
portable illuminating agencies, including the latest
improvements; and his stock generally is Of the
best quality.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26
6elegraphir.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

BY the House Line, specially for the sentinel
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-26

Free Concerts.-The public is favored six
evenings in the week with music from an instru-
mental band, which occupies the balcony Of Iron
Hail. and plays TO let the people know that Risleys
Variete presents greater attractions within. The
most popular airs are performed, inducing pedes-
TRANS TO pause and listen TO the gratutously dis
pensed melody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
CITY ITEMS.

hrEsrAiNnEsrs.-Mr. FRY's Seventh Lee
w Will take place tonight The subject will be
t@ay interesting to literary musical and dramatic
Yee, being on the Lyrical Properties of the EnSl.h
'Assee-discussed technically with musical elueias.
sA'-'or the frat time in the history of our lite,
sue WV
Lieut. MArRr, of the National Observatory. win de.
YIN the Peoples Course. lecture upon the Ns,u.
sfhenomena of the Ocean
'ae Dedication OF the new edhce of the Nrw.yosy
AAy 'N''' WI" CONC on AZ noon
the BsoADwAy nrArrR tonight Madame Albopi
repeat Maria IN " La Rislis del Regsmen,op
ses the opera the bale, "une Fete Constantine.
. viii be given.
bvkroN's, the new piece "Lsagh and Grow Far
~ Be repeated. Paris and London," which seem,
How new instead Of old, will also be repeated
WuLAcKs. The Road TO Ruin" which was
soy spplsuded on Saturday ght VIII be given;
S.e'sains with "IIis Last Legs" by Broaghsm
AZ hAsNvs's, "The Village Gossip, Tom Thumb,
~. HE Forty Thieves" with the million curiosi.
ssfAhss Microscopic Exhibitions continue a, the
saopOhisn Hall
rfs THAMES and BASvASp's Holy LAND are
saas good audiences.
"s0os MIssrsxrs give the usual feas, of negro
Sy.&e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

....glrd In any ofthe Stsfes The Hudson Bay Com
,owD from ten 70 fifteen thousand head Of caite
ssp which from year o. year nave been pernu.loi "a
rsm Of large On the NeequAiy pans 80 - 1on.
Supprosided for. sAor1ng ~ delicious oes ana i 6
- As could be found In any market IN tne 80
trses ard swine receive but lifle more aeen11 49,.
sser domestic animals, and are always "a eo11 P15a,
y, he saddle snd butchers stall. VI tne oe1uiy 81
,as,r ~ pr summer months IL u unnecessary i)r Us
t,e 70 spsk a. their repu.at for ssuorty % coek
,,rsye with the name Of Oregon. AMI when We .-Ae
into confederation the universal prev aence Oh he GU
eyed by our ctzens-the prospect Of Northern Greg N
scon becoming separate terrtory-ine os's' nnio
90 pert Of our people 70 have good roaa
across Tie Cascade Mountains dunng me heA slni.i,
fpr the accommodation Of fu.ure insnigranor S.S
Of Thousands Of fertile and unoccupied lands oy W.
we are surrounde1-our unriyaled soVaDlAse' " u IN
beripg and 6sheries-ow extensive Wasr poe, 81
inexhspstibe coal mines-al these g.
bins 10 form Irresistible argument intt W , g.
years cur formerly neglected Territory VIII hssai VIC
prerogstiyec Of one Of the States Of our si'a' ''
rscy. A. orl,, o,a
on theScund. There is no stone 10 we ie'i'''''
bic Tor mil ftones - or oro.
knotber new saw.mill is in process OF cree
,ion on ,le NesoulIy River about four miles olSahs
from tie Fort and about seven nllieS rom
by Messrs NeAlser mells. ins "o'A ,n'n,s ., ~
,,.eks (,r facil.tes for the mGIuact1re Oh IuhDeI
are ca .ian,y Increasing and thus giado1hy sidng "
the sbipfspg importance Of the Sound Anotner ycst
will new ace On NOfu.rin w s@'N Wy ~
improTe1nofts. =.
As an illustration Of the amount OF Shipping
already csrried on through the Sound, We would To
mark Inst Cap. Bills opposite Pore 51eilscoom during
The bet sumraer supcTin,ended the procuring OF iu
es,socs and loading Of six large vessels, with eawei
h,1ber piles s0uare timber, shingles, DC TINS Is out
single instance Of what hes and can be dose oy our
present inadequate for the dispatch OF cargoeS
10 the lumber businees :,
The sLip Thracian was seized by S. P. Moses,
Collector o! CuStoms for the District Of Pugets Sound,
for The alleged oepe Of procuring fraudulent enrol
tnent in DO District OF San Francisco. II seems tna'
said vesst Is owned by foreigner but has been en-
goeed ia coas.ng 10 the lumber business with papers
made out ia the name of American citizen contrary
10 laws OF the United Sietcs regulating commerce.
Married.
At Seattre OREGON the I9tb November by r. 8 May.
nafd Eco Mr. John Bradley TO Miss Mary Heyea bot1 OF
SteileooOu.
Died.
10 Columbia Kov. a. OF small pox, Mr.. George A. Neal
Of Ltcbfed, Me-. aged n years.
In KaIspo0ya Linn County Oregon, on the I'm OF Noyen-
Der Of consumption, Mrs. Sarah Kirk wife OF W. H. hrk,
ESQ. aged "a years ~,
In Portland Oregon on the Ed Of November, Mary
Martha daughter OF Mr.. Nicely GIsy, aged ears ana
months -, ~
In Clactnmas County Oregon, the I'D OF November
George Winston son Of James and Mary Winston, aged
months.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UscIRcUITcoURT-BefOre Judge Brrrs.

l. E.N
C,sIsoF THE Henry CLAY AND REISDEER.-
IN, m for granddaughter Of one OF the owners and certain
OFFICERS OF the steamboat Henry Clay burnt last .anaoeE
nd ,.yers lyss lost have commenced Monday
IN he s,Tepoop but owing Patent case, which noe
cutie finished beiDz still on 70 was postpcnea 70 oes'sy
he ral on sinisr indictment IS to the Reindeer Is
49, - Hal of The northern District OF New-York, hiss
sn1ved and will proceed with the ea,less ?, mo
distinct Court He was publicly inrrodaced, Whale attns
On the bench by Judge Belts TO the members ofthe Bar
judge H. viii probsblr.rnain here only this wess ne
will h. compelled 20 hold Court e. Albany on Monday US
expected thar judge Prentice VIII be here on Monday 70
continue the District Court
srPpFNE COURT spAcAL TERM - Before Judge
NORRIS.
VIM p lockwood sst y. l. Taylor
Defendant has an interest in the property
,,ieb must BE- applied in saiisActioa o. tEs SassL
In tie mater Of the petition Of Joan Els ana asy
49, q I.I,s.ce aud Trust Compeny, on petition
i''A -''' Ia. Calhoun AIT Geo. C. Byron.
Inquest Get aside ssd cause restore" - '"' :"
"'"' BRIDGET BraIly sst Patrick Bnsriy 49,.
llotiou - dismiss order Of e .'oH
me ttff nd ard Be erarnneo. nj, ,,L -,
IT,, Ans snd snd another ast Edward Danseoms and
.,h,,.e attachment Erssted, with Go cos,a
Miner c. St0Ey sst Edwsfd MI! and others
Motor ior injunction sf,ntsd
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge DEE
FEOeEEpISGs AGArssT cEEr.is o. THE ALDafaLs AND
AssfsTAsT ALpEKNES AZ TO TaE BROADWAY RAiLsoAo.
Nrssrs Cutting and OCOnOr, two OF the
r,,l b.irz engaged in tie Mason win case the
met On the order show cause Why attachment sasud
ro ssus postponed TO saturday. when viii be heard
var he Judges STING with Jrdge ID.
Before Judge BoswotTa-
Hall BrctheIssst- Oliver and Thomas Johason :.
To recover on bail bond of $1,000 c0ndi-
oled that D g. Bese would leave the limits OF the
Ctr .l6 Comfy Of Sew-Yo,k bat went Of we believe TO
Cucus. Plaintiffs entered action IN 1917, against MI
Bsfte N IoTer alleging that he bad obtained qnsniy Of
goods under representations which tnyadared the
resf aid aey recovered Judgment against him Tor S0
he wss arrested and gave ball on the eonmsaSesr To-
-. 49, * -. IL VA ..newsa stfss sdSmssf' Sae
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
The REPORT OF THE HEALTH OrrrcEa.-The

hEPORT OF THE nc
annual rerot Of the Health Ofcer Of this city, sub
mitted 70 the Common Council last evening OF which the
following abstract The total number OF deaths dlr
ing the year 1882, amount to SlSt-of which 1858 were
males 59l females, 09 adults and li5 children. The
largest number Of deaths occurred In the month OF August
t7l and the smallest number 1881 in November Darlng
the year there 800 the mortality Of
the OF the deaths IN lBoS SS1 from
causes otr than diseases TO wit, burned, drowned &C.
which deducted from the full amount leaves s5S the
sctua number OF deaths produced BY disease. Estimating
the population Of the city Soo gives the ratio OF one
death IN 81 highly favorable result for the character OF
the city in healthy point OF view.
OF the Of deaths SS5 of foreign birth
OF dest those foreign bth being onef5arh Of
whole The report that the chole-s mde ss
appearance In some unclesny localities of tie city last
summer commencing In July end terminating ia October
During continuance SO persons fell victims attacks
Ten OF these natives, the remainder oE The
disease did not however epidemic form and
arnffyng fact that for the last enty VITA the
ceptiou ls4gl Brooklyn has been entirely exempt on
any disease Ct an epidemic character.
The COMMON CoUscIL.-During the prelimi-
nary business of this Board sst evening the reading Of the
the meeting OF December ~ objected 20 by
AID Hsrteau and the Char ruled Their reading out OF or
der. On appeal the decision of the Char was ss'
tanned by vote OF Il to e-hus virtually deciding that the
Common Council is not continuous body.
The PoIICE DEPARTMENTAL resolution
was offered and adopted the Board requesting the Mayor
10 report the regular meeting his views IN full OF
equal distribution Of the police force IN conformity
with the suggestions made IN his Aunua Messages and
in his opinion ndscrmnae removals are necessary Ia the
Police bepsTtment at the present te or were 50 neces
sary ON OF January last and also which are the most
essential requisites which will insure appointments TO APP
pcsnts with the view OF Adopting geaera system OF
action as regards the Police Department.
FERRY AcCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon the
frryboat Manhattan against the bsdge, IN the upper
sim on this side with such force TO unhnse the heavy
gates at the entrance 10 the eryhOuso The passengers
were tunbed all IN heap but nothing serious cured
" John G.. Roach was elected Foreman OF
Atlantic Engine Company No. j at the annual meeting
recently held
COMMISSIONER OF JUR0Rs.-A resolution was
present.d aud referred in Common Council last even
ing directing the Attorney Of the Board 70 prepare law
for pre- the IL stature, creating the oce OF
Commissioner OF Jurors OF The County OF Kings
VESTuArIoS-A resolution was adopted d.
rectg the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies TO have
the Common Council Chamber properly ventilated
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ha- been are ted and sentenced 70 np-isonmsn, FOR
ten M nihs AMI fine OF $50 repor; was also mafs
~ NJ Ws;tou, agent fr the supply o. the destitute re
sderi poPSiancn- hessrs Ws.sOa and Pie-son wers
unerotsy re sppoirted A-ents fur the present year.
End Mr.. Horace Hunt was unanimously re-apported
agent Of the Society
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
CAMpHEsE LAMP ExPLosIos.-On 5

CAMPHEsE LAMP ExPLosIos.-On Saturday
evening he dry goods store OF j. j. Scharchus, No 81
GRAND st. was fire by the explosion OF eamphene
lamp The fire e1tngushod but the goods wero
osmsged 10 the amount OF $500.
AccIDEsT-On Sunday afternoon man
named jus Busse had his leg broken aud was otherv se
ia ufd by Jumping from wagon wnlo being run away
with The accident occurred in Unonay Mr.. K was con-
veyed to bis Tesdence, No. 81 Stags-st
70 The laying of the cornerstone OF the
New England Congess Church viii take place this
CTuesdsy VI afternoon, O'clock In South Nintst, bo
tween kitth and Sixth-sfs
Rus OvER-Yesterday morning son OF Mr..
j. Gsus about four years Of was knocked down aud
run over BY horse and Meserole-st. Tue whee
passed his neck but the little fellow escaped with but
sight injury.
PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-On saturday evening,
the celebrated Billy Barlow against time ono mile IN
sour minutes iOy seconds al the Equestrian Institute
" Mr.. III. Waterman, of Williamburgh, has
received patent for improved safety Tor steam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

e'ud s.. sven q Nj. we.;er-a. .Aes ShenE Who ~
TIE dssbs Is that the hail boaa having been riven 90
nesne process-t so spreG TO ABIDE ,a-snd not oa 6n
IrcSs~.toss a. or e.ssutonl- sar,ues only hssis
the debtor quitne the missod tAs Mr. Besoe beirs b.
tally nsovspt the er~sou eOald pot have sst.ae any
verdi, Tor bot d. s.S .sf va .s. =: IA:
@a ne" "'ai '''fl 'sors JUasr CssPsrr,
Mortimer De Moti a., Reber NeKins.ry Jr
Gle Ion sac ssS year or more sssrwSd Nj S.ss =
ks. shop for rpAirs While there Mr.. De NJ sold ii 20 Mr.
Buihak and rave order for its delivery, bat Mr. Mex.
il is Alleged refused to deliver IL and seton 10 srsash.
$so the value In defense It "a aid ball due
forr-ps and Mr. Mex. bad night to retain e N hen nn
the bill raid On TIE other hand n was said that M
hsk did ssssn the elSu for repsis TO Be the su dn
ard further that the carriage Was warsn, ed ana M AcA
that Of soandaes doe MOI sn1
Inn beyond sx monhs and that he did mention seost Ne
s The case tired BEFORE and resulted in favor Of d.
PENDANT To he cooiir ued.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Besore Judge RoosrvElr.
Mason Will CASE.
The summing up in this case was continued
yesteray snd viii be resumed and probably concluded ~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before Jadse IsssAmAn.
wv. Na,l& Co axt John Rice.
To recover difference between contract and
market price, agreement alleged in lst 70 Do
hver 4ooc bushels cats already referred TO. Tho jury
could not agree, and were discharsed
An application OF Paul Andriot committed under the S
well act but gave ball. 10 be discharged from imp.son-
msn on making an assignment OF his property He'd tese
bor present schedule Of his ELECTS at the time Of
bs arss and also az the time Of his petition; and farther.
that Hner the 18th OF the Swe act twheh sov-
Of the knd) debtor cannot be dshaged tn
shown that be bad either beios acr arrest assigned 10
moved dsposed OF his property with intent TO dsfraSA
his creditors -
The following cited by the Judge People at
BsnckeL Seden, lo1; Brodie sgt Stevens Johna $50
People agt Auin Hill, &c; Brasg AIT unacrhl, Ascl
ed BY Judge Ushoefsor with which Judge u. doee not
sgree Bielhem sxt Betrs Hill 5T Spear eat War
dell Canot Ia; Townsend sgt MorrclL 10 Ward. S3i
Son AIT. the People, u Wendell 5 Thomas sst the PEG
pie, Wendell $50 Pr $. ~ sec. IS 3d. ed laws Of 1875
IS.
The revision OF the code in 1851 562 (sl provided
fr relief OF inability &C. By the Judge con hitting
hn that be just Motion for discharge from
imprisonnlo nt denied.
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FATAL fALL.-A6out o'clock yesterday ~
tefnson LAD ysTs Of sac, bAzsei George Dass sS Al
nost NJ Killed BY hux rnush the hsiehwsy OF the
hevHAvsn fuileirs Of Caral AMI Celter IL
az pears that the decreased and COM snoa n.rsed Thomas
wheel IN sosine up Goa TO Of the upper stones
ard when the tub used for the purpose was lowered down.
the heys would by urps ride Sosn IN IL They hal done
th frequently bat the dec-ase finally instead Of getting 10
the tub caught bold Of the and while the
tub struck the side h<iehway ts bow ss his hold
ard fell distance Ct shout 20 feet head foremost u,ou tbs
basement floor He died While being the rsi
dsnce Of his mother, No g. SPRINGS Coroner Wilhelm
held an inquest upon the body and verdict Of accidental
cath rendered by the July