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Proposals for Continuing Delaware Bre.kw.ter.
EsatsssW DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 10, 1883

Washington April -, 1883
PROPOSALS will be received
May for the OF
dolap) for the Delaware hreakwater.
The be Of
Livery TO commence practicable 18th OF June
be completed by or before the 18th Of September and the weekly
delivery to be possible uniform
of total amount Of 6hs required be blocks
not less than ~ tons and onehh blocks
fourth ton and exceeding The proposals specify
the price ton for each Size separately.
The stone will be subject
not as the engineer shall them
as 70 quality and size, with the above description.
For further Information apply Major j. g. Barnard Corps
Engineers At tho office Of the Delaware Law Building,
Fifth street, Philadelphia
Evidence ~ ability comply engagements
qued OF bidders and reservation Of
menis viii be made security for the faithful performance
q
BIT Brig. Gen. and Col Eng
To be inserted in the Unioe Ingence apd Republic Wash
ngon Evening Argus Philadelphia; Delaware Whining
ton Delaware and Boston Post Boston week I'll
10Th May and two copies Of each containing the advertise
ment 70 be transmitted TO tho Eagneer Department.
Ap la-eodti5Nay
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WHO'S who In Is53One small pocket volume con,snnr
ast Of the Royal Family Of Great Britain Royal House
hold the Ministry the fnyy Council
House Of Cnmmonsi Nobility Of the United
and Bishops Governors Of British Possessions
United Kingdoms knights Civil and Military, sc &c. Lon
don, 1859,
Marie rRANCK TAYLOR.
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EDWARD X COLLINS a. Co,
No 80 Wa street, N. Y,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool
n q. ROBERTS a. CO,
- Kings Arms Yard, London,
j. MUNEOE n CO,
% Rue Notc Dame des Vctoires,
GEO. DRAPER, Havrs.
ships viii accountable gold ser
unless bills
adng therefor expressed
JAMS
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NEW GOODs.-WILLIAM TUCKER Lane fuckers Build
IN ing Penp avenue, between ~ and 9th streets, takes
pleasure informing and the public generally thai he
New York with excellent assortment Of
goods suitable for genemens which he
make his style at the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms for cash.
Mar1 linn
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gAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, Pennsyl-
yana 18Th would respectfully offer the
OF the citizens OF Washington and
superior OF cloths cassmere and vesn OF the
approved hnish which he will be pleased
agreeable His stock IL entirely and perfect
ta0rsCoa pantsoons and hands wanted Immediately.
kmanship required, and the highest paid
hp 3-3taw3w Int Il RspJ
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IN very appropriation continuing the
Of the boundary United States and the
republic OF Mexico, the necessity the
number Of employees The boundary
commission All persons employed said appoint
President Of the United States Secretary the In
terror, hereby discharged,
~ eof ffs ROBERT n, CAMPBELL,
Mar Commissioner.
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ID ELECTED and suspended Pensions.-Importsnt
III wofkOcinl Pensions OF eucb
claims suspended rejected grounds for such
rejection suspension, residence far
pensions Of 1892 1896 ard 1898 cope. for
ale by TAYLOR A MAURy.
Ar ~ booksellers, 9th q Washington.
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Hospital Evans
willie, Indiana,

Treasury DEPARTsESr, March 2s 1883
PROPOSALS win be department
day May IL O'Clock the Of
hospital Evansville indiana according plans aud pec
ncaton prepared under the direction OF this department.
posa to be either o The whole building separate Tor The differ
kinds of work the department the right reject
hereby invited should the United
require Eighty per
material furnished according (said be
asceained by tbs estimate OF the supentanden will be paid from
time time, the work proceeds and een retained
until the completion OF The contract and The acceptance OF The work.
Sc, by tho superintendent
be awarded only builders mechanics
and the thereof other
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury will be forfeiture Of the
Every proposa be accompanied by written
signed by responsible tecr6rd To be by attorney
Of The United states district Judge for the said dc that the
bidder WILL when required II proposal be accepted
aud bond and sufficient securities, IN the
sl5,OO0 for its faithful performance.
Plans specifications and working drawings be examined and
other information touching the proposed work be obtained
application this department. the office OF the superintendent
at Evansville amer the 90h day Of April next
The department., addressed
Secretary Treasury, endorsed Proposals Evansville
Marine Hospitality and win be opened at O'Clock, M the
day fixed for receiving tbs in the presence Of the bidders
any shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar29-2awtMay2s Secretary Of the Treasury.
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M A,TYsON IL SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies,
NJ street, between 2h and 18Th The fourth quarter Of this
institution will commence The let day OF May.
Having erected spacious building expressly for the accommoda
Ton ohs school, with their dwelling the
of which the and comfort OF the pupils
considered, principals feel assured they
facilities surpassed
Enlistment District The several class lunch
Sc delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace, and
well ventilated.
Their patrons respectfully
The general Arrangements,
Being DESTROYS advancing the their pupils the
QUESTION Of French have the services
Prof Raou stated salary, and thereby enabled offer
instruction in this branch the low Of 81 80
Junior departments including needle
and drawing 90
Primary department. 90
For further had
the principal bookstores city. Mar 29eodtl5May
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SEALED PROPOSALS dPeais, os each class separately
- dosd proposals Glass for the hayward at Wash
nston viii be received until O'Clock, p Tie
5l day OF furnishing aud delivering such place
ulaeea aforesaid, be directed ~ the
thereof the materials and articles herein peehed
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NEW spring ana hummer goods and fashions.-DU-
~ VAIL BROTHER diapers and tailor, having
rom New YORK arc now receiving their supply Of the newest style
French and English vesng and cloths
which choicest
desns brought This couHuy, Customers would do well
enfly and make their selections,
We prepared usual have work got up the
and most elegant style.
Mar a5-3tsw3wif DUVALL n BRO.
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dgn,; the Bar the junction or he
Hal kensacIt passaic Rivers, Newark Bay, N. j.
ENGINEER DEP

Washington, Apnl ia 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received Office unUl the l
navgable ordinary the vessels
The minimum depth be eleven feet
inches ordinary high the minimum width hundred
mile excavation whose
viii be about (q0,OOOl forty thousand cubic yards
The excavation w about halt mile north of the
the channels Will extend thence In the di
Paac along the
clubhouse, u the natural channel Of the bay Is
re ached beyond the present bar.
executed in what known the
channel three miles the ferry The Passaic
This about an hour from Jersey City and from Newark
omnbses Ii Is also passed several
daily steamboats, between Newark and New York.
The substance comprising the bar almost entirely son black
mud easily dedgei The shores the channel 10 be
dIedged distant abon lne, ovown high tide,
with sedge and oder facilities for the depose
and retention OF the dredged matter.
Sealed proposals above dredging by
cubic be removed the The
contractor furnish everything for the execution OF the
hs The dredging all TO be done
government The be deposited such
places above distance Of me the sd
jacen shall be indicated By the The directions
this shall in all regarding the execution Of the work
be binding The contractor and bis local agents.
Partial will be made IN the Of the work. based
upon yards removed, which
the result with the condition OF the bar
the commencement OF the work but no work not ut the
states, It's specified Dimensions, will be paid
OF value work done viii all be
retained IN the hands OF the AGENT until The whole
for Is removed the retained will be
paid 10 the contractor
Further particulars may by addressing Lieut.
United Engineer the office OF Major r. Delaned
$3.50 JOSEPH c. ToTrEN,
Brevet Brig. and Col Engineers
in the Union, fneligence and Republic Wash
nRtou National Democrat New York and Newark Meaning
Newark New Jersey week until the LIST day Of June
transmitted 0 Engineer Department.
Ap l9-2awtlsuune
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sound seasoned inch merchandise white PINE per
feet board
sound seasoned lnch meTchanable whe pine per
feet board measurement
5000 5uch pine panel boards feet board
5000 Lich white pine panel boards III feet board
measurement
$500 pine boards fun inches Thick 10 inches wide, ~
feet long, per 81 feet board measurement
Linen Carolina pine, feet board
measurement
1000 feet pinch do do do do
Is 900 feet inch do do do d.
1 OOl feet Finch do do do do
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SII.K and Lace Manues Mt cost for Cash onlyWe
the styles
close them without delay
will the price they cost us in New York. for
IL charged account, cent VIII be added
We will all exposed tables Ladies wishing to
cheap should not miss this opportunity,
inducement offered will certainly be very great
CLAGErT, NEWTON MAY, co. j.
An "a
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MANUAL FOR UNITED STATES COvsUIs-Emhrs-
Nj cling rights duties, Liabilities, e~oiunsnts, Sc, Se
by J. =. Henshsw, late Of the v, 3 navy: Pncs IL,
For sale in w.shingon bV TAYLOR a MAURY,
MnIs Booksellers, near 9th street.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.-W. BAKER cos
Vanilla chocolates. and hroma
premiums awarded by the chief institutes
the Union for sale by all the principal groceries
the United States md by their agents
Hussey Murray New York Grant and Twells, Philadelphia
Thomas " Bruudige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
ohioi and s. H. Howell, Georgetown, D. g.
WALTER BAKER 4 CO,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass.
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FIRST time In Washington, mt Iron Hall, Psnnsylva-
IL mia avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMISstON TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
THIS magnificent painting the ar and best Of has
been exhibited this Philadelphia In
der give all opportunity price admission during
week VIII be Is all the house. Children
under 2 Doors every evening At u
at7K.
Mar l3--du
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Tho new York and Liverpool United states MAIL
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
Inc wye
Sapt
~~n~~> These ships having been built by contrsc 81.
ZYAY pressy for service, has been
b1H3 taken also in their engines
To strength and speed and their acconmo
unequaed for elegance and comfort
passage from New York Liverpool in l cabin NV
$40 Exclusive SUI
Prom Liverpool New York, ESQ and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bertls be secured until paid for.
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gHANLs sIIAwLS t-YERBY, TEBEs, n VERY have
- this opened lot OF beautiful spring bawls, consisting
part Of
80 small figured Cashmere shaws for o., worth 80
do 4, do
so do do do cor d 10
a Of cheap shaws ranging from
81 Call and examine the corner of IN street and Penn
syivania avenue.
Ap2-dlwu
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Frs cabin main saloon CLEO
q lower ,. los
newspapers through the post ONCE
No bills ladng will be signed the day of sailing.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each steamer.
For freight passage, apply 10 :,
MOLLER, SAND, X RiERA, &c South st., N. Y.
& A HEINCKEN 81 Co.. Bremen.
.... MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, * Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lSELIN, Havre
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OFFENSIVE Boswdinx-Ho for Rent.-The
u brick occupied by Mrs bsun Reed situated
i4th They will
repair puncnal tenant the will be
and immediate possession gwen on application
r. soun side pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10Th
An
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CPRISG AND SUMMER DRESS GOODs.-YERBY,
TEBBs VERIFY would respectfully their friends
public generally daily receiving
general OF spring and dress goods which
would special they have been bought the
lowest market prices, and will be sold accordingly.
VERIFY, TEBBs, n VERIFY,
9TH and Pa. av., Miss Dermou's building
An ly
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SILvER-PLATED WARE, Cutlery, sSe.-The subsci-
~ desires call public attention thai beautiful aud SUPER
OF silver plated for which the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute awarded the first diploma IL manufactured by The
Manufacturing Company Cchopee, Massachusetts,
decidedly the best goods in the market The assortment consists
Tea am coffee sets 6 pieces
Waters, cake baskets, cators, with rich bottles
Table, tea, and dessert
Table and dessert forks
soup I'd sauce ladies' butter tubs with drninen
Water pitchers, open and covered
Cream butter knives
Swing teakettles, napkin rings, card receivers
Champagne and water goblets, shutters and trays
Upright chamber candescks saccars mustard &c
Also cutlery exhibited tho Mechanics Institute
for which silver medal was awarded, consisting Of
Iyory-hspde knives, in half dozens or dozens
Pn carved handled knives In sets Of twenty
hny-one, and hity. three pieces
Meat and game carvcrs, forks sieels &c
WIN general assortment Of articles all Of which
VIII be sold low they be purchased Of the
Aps-Otswew G. W. BoTELER, Iron HALL
TEXAS COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON
rue Undersigned VII attend TO the collection Of and
affecting ~ real estate the porcha.o Of n,o.s
receiving and forwarding Of general com
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER.
HETgREScEs Il roRW.
Moses Taylor, eco, J. a. Dpdl.y q ~
Edward x Collins, ESQ., Tarsn, Putnam, esq,
naydocs Corlies, 3 Co, Edward g. Fs,e \ V @
Hon. John w Edmonds, j. n q Trppe
wiIlsm G. Langley Co., Walter n. Townsend a Co
y. =. Lathrop, esq,
REFERENCE s wssmsoTos CITY.
Frederick w. Ritter, Treasury Department,
Feb 2--sodJm
rcwo NEW BRICK HOUSES ron RENT.-Two new, .lisibly
hsuss. with marble mantels huures
Sc containing eleven EACH aid every convenience or
family, will be rented upon favorable terms 70
p'"'"'' 's"a'' " EN- sTRATroN.
Auconeer and Commission Merchant
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rARLOTINA and tho Jesuits at Rome, by Edmund
" Fauepe.
Matrnony or, Village Seventy Years Ago
by Mrs. Caustc,
History o Warehouses; by Rev. J. S. Ileadey. -
For sale by GRAf BALLhSIfNE
Ap ~ seventh steet, nsH odu feho"s' hhii
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nON,T FORGET j SNYDER, Jr'x, Wine store, Phil
and liquors Of reliable
quality and have Them eary delivered at your house in
freight by "Adnms' orpress0 opptngF
- = -'N sNruERs, Ililsdophls
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GELECT boarding school for feunS Ladies', Will
mngon Delaware under the charge of Miss MCLEAN, who
families the South. Number
All branches thorough English edu
taught, together with Latin, French music, &c
Wilmington, Delaware, R Rev Alfred Lee, d. D.,
Judge Miegan Il. w Gpn, Hon. John Wales Baltimore,
b. q. Howard, q. b Hoffman,
For further particulars and references, address
A. VI. MCLEAN,
Mar26-dlm Wilmington, Delaware.
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Also full sheets heavy hoo oil cloths from the ceeba
ted Rolls Sons, London which will be cut TO III
the
TO all OF which respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
Mar 10 Republic HOOE, BRO, n CO.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person Exemption of the
townships fractional townships above
establish the
land office and make there
notice.
appointed the public sale the
bIacHg claim will be
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 4-Iawl3w T.
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FURNISHING GOODS VERB,

n END r. NJ EN's FUWNIsHfNt'
NJ TEBBS, A. YEkBY would respectful
their friend. and gentlemen visiting this city
CANT assortment OF aentlemen's belongings, VI
Linen and cotton dress shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Merino undersbirt- and drawers
Cotton do do
Black and fancy ELK scarf and cravats
Lin,in, lawn, and gineham do
Kid, silk, thread, and cotton gloves.
With slsrge assortment, OF suspendefsi halt
will be sold AT the lowest prices for cash.
Call and examine nj the new store, corner
sylvsnia avenue, Miss Dcrmott's new buildiu
Ap 2-dlwif
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JINGLE TOMS GAHts.--h Hfe-lke dsfueuaoype Of Mrs,
" Stowe, author Of Uncle Cnbin' exhibition q
Whehur,s Gallery Pennsylvania avenue ~ together
with portrait Of sonag, the famous Queen Of Song"
Dec T-~du
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p ~ HoDE 81 co., wholesale -nd Retail Dealers W
floor cloths, malnrs, curtain materia
sbeeng, and furnishing goods generally
rennsylv.na avenue, 7h 9Th wsrhnro
DC,
Ass Mt
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Bostont by
Lewis Rice Rsbu enlarged elegantly furnished, possessing
all the modern and accommod'-
ton Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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Nook II HOOKS noOKs i-GRAY \ BALLANrYNE

DOCK, BOOKS BOOKS t-GRAy h BALLANTyNE
BOOKSELLERS 9Th have received their
collection
neou Juvenile had the pleasure
ng the public.
FAMILY Bibles in every style Of binding
scou Henrs Bsnson's, Ciah's, POOLS and Comprehensive
Commentaries,
Prayer Booksa large and fine selection
Neandar'- History Of the Christian Religion and Church
Gesenins Hebrew and English Lexicon,
The Works Of Josephus.
The Eclipse Of Faith.
vnets IossPaoraI Theology, Gospel Studies Montague
the Endless study, &C.
snr,ngis wortsThe isy Christ Mercy Seat Attraction
OF the Gross First THING, Christian Titles, &C.
Meviiis Sermons
Or. Chs.ver'- worssUm Dmeuliy, wnnderings ofa Pilgrim
Lectures on the pisrim's Progress, &C. &c. -.
GRAY A. BALLANTYNE,
Ru 7th street, odd Fellows Hall,
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that, for a whole year, he never went out of his
house in the day time. In the spring Of 1862 he
removed to Concord, Mass, where he now resides.
The first of Mr. Hawth0rne's works, in regular
book FORM that was given to the world (the first by
him acknowledged, mean, for have heard that he
published volume some years earlier, though
have never seen person who was acquainted with
It's tite) was published in the spring Of 1887, by the
American stationers' Company. 1t consisted Of
stories and sketches that bad appeared originally in
of the periodicals of that time, and particularly
in "The Token" One OF these pieces" DR.. Hell
deggers Experiment, in which subtle moral is
deduced from the old story Of Juan Ponce de Icons
:" Search after the Fountain of YOUTH appeared
first in Clarke's Knckerbocker." Hence the
euphonious and slightly quaint title of the volume
" Twice Told Tales" That volumes contents were
identical with those of the first volume of the later
editions of the work except that it did not contain
g The Toll-Gatherers Day. which was first given
tie world in the Democratic Review almost two
years later. In ls42 new edition was published in
two volumes. The second volume contained +" Lee
gends Of the Province House." from the Demo
cratic Review" and Snow Flakes" Clippings
with Chisel,'. and Footprints on the Sea
S oue 5am ss SANE 1e ps sdhs,n Ross. The
/" Edward Fanes Rosebud" from the +" Knicker-
booker !" The Tbreefold Destiny from " The
American Monthly Magazine;' "The Sister Years."
which appeared as New Years Address from the Sa-
lem Gazette newspaper, in 1885, and several pieces
from The Token" This edition attracted but little
attention than that which appeared almost five
years earlier. The few read the Tales" and other pa
pers, but the many passed them by "a so many dull
fellows did the riches Of California and Australia for
years, unconscious that they were neglecting gold
and diamonds Yet If men wouId tell the truth,
there is not one Of the readers Of Mr.. Hawthorne's
works but would admit that the Twce-Told Tales
contain something than the germs Of all that
he hae since written: they are the armory In which
he stored up his intellectual weapons. No one
who has read "Thc Minister'S Black Veil can fail
to see in il close resemblance TO The Scarlet
Letter" Tho Rev. Nh. Hooper il the Rev. Arthur
Nimmesdale, under circumstances somewhat different
fro those in which the latter figured. The idea that
dim,v Swallowed forth in the one tale IL boldly do
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PwlieS yuteiIlgence

yfdy and Justice to the CoJalauniq -Pstiee Justice
Stuart during The past week ha sentenced up yards Of
thirty desperate and vicious young knosn q
called short boys to The Penits ntary for SIX months
each under the vag-ans act. The community may
thank the magistrate for this wise Judicial proceeding
the honest portion Of citizens remain
from the depredatons OF these fellows at for that
Period and when the term Of Imprisonment expires IL
they do not occupy their time in honest business
the magistrate intends 10 order them again arrested and
win send them up for another term This plan adopted
by Justice stuart in Kidding onriny for while Of these
tnievfns vagabonds ought 70 DO followed up by the
gistretes OF the other and much good would
derived, ard safety awarded T. citizens and store
keepers-
shemselyes Thomss Harrison and Johu McGse were ..
rested on Sarurus night by nficer Fisher Of the SIX
teentb ward on charge atteuptipy 10 break into the
dwelling house No 149 Tenth svenue, the occupen ta
being aosent ia the country. The pcious
of the burglars noticed By Darius c, Newell who
sides next door. The alarm given by Mr. Ne ~eli
and Alderman Denman happening - be 10 the immsdi
ate vicinity, aided the officer in tahipg the accused
parties into custody Tbe prisonoss taken before
Justice Stuart sunday morning, who committed them
both TO prison for trial
A Chdrge of i2urqidyv- German named John Died
rich Saturday night ty Lieut. Frirty OF
the Sixth ward police charge OF breaking int the
premises No 1Z0 Centre street occupied by Henry kss
and stsapg theref. ON 90 is alleged property the
value Of $500. The accused conveyed before Justice
Boasrt, who detained him far further examination.
RsRning Ore Child A colored nsnsd Alfred
Paine arrested Saturday afternoon. a charge
Of running child Of Mr.. Michael HonY-rs, re iing
ut No. 125 hammond sreet. The child, II seems IN
West street, where il by horse I'D
driven by the coored TRe injury Unlisted the
child believed u be Of fatal character The poi ice
conveyed tho injured child 10 The residence o. its parents
Justice stuart detained the colofej for eurther
Hmipa ton.
Charge Of S<1linq Moaey.--fieut. Grshan. Of the
Twelfth ward police saturday arrested named
Michael Beins charge Of stealing $l02 frsn Thomas
Schersns, workEan engaged on Rscialps Island. The
secused convey ed before Justice Stuart who
S,tsed him 10 prison for EXAMINATION.