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Col. Harvey, Us. A., was among the passcn-
gers by the Asia for Liverpool. 1t is his intcn-
ton to visit the scene of war in Europe.
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SEPTEMBER 18th, 1854.
franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
GLASS Y RAINE.
J. Dixon, \ gent.

Man 81. arly "nno lie Cabell House,
Lynchburg, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ THE CHEST. a:
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart, N. ID.

~ TIL CHEST a;
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart. n. ID,
TUE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS LEFT
AVAILABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD IL HIS
Great Preventative Of COnsiun ptiOn,
AID
Unfailing Cure for Pulmonary Diseases
WITHOUT fHElSE OF MEDICINE.
CIR A C.. B,rt invented and advised the Of the
> INDICATED fuR CHEST iIorECT0',
T. persons all ages aud conditions, n certain md fat
against those fearful diseases, CONSUMPTION Brone,
Asthma coughs Col j. and other am 'as o ihe lung h
the exposed state ol The ees according o fashion,
and the continual fhanges OF our climate ~,
rrotee or Is simply chemically prepared fur lined with
six and padded which, suspcnlal from the neck. ro'efe TIE
chest in ,oasscealc amanuer that once worn becomes
Tie pra,a,r aseneh nt recent, int, iucci Ampr
ca l. mai ing rapid progress through the United sates the Cam
as Ameri- and the West uir 1t Inns for long tine
STAPLE article IN ing and aud on the cont mont OF bnte
while has grow Ia many Countries to the posonoi an hfe
10 demonstrate these enquire any English resident in
,aur yisu of knowledge the beneficial elects Of wearing
the Protector WITu1f kLCuuKSE To DoCTulING Of any
sind The cost owrans these articles l. eie tlg' ana one
viii last Aoone who values the health Of himself OF
- family viii be without hrn Tie Hospitals in this country
uotnoue recommending em but inr%nelns them lar
court Bradley Co Of London, and Manchester Engandwere
originally entrusted with the manufacture Of the Protectors by
hr aeued Dr. ,ooe and continue to Manufacture according
and here re recommend those who
would the pfotociurs In to their Icing genuine
RENlMBER TniS Is A STAPLE ARTICLE, AND No PAT
RETAIL PRICES.
tents sizc, sl,50 each
Ladies' do. Loo do.
Boys 4 Misses do, IS do.
HARcoUBT. BRADLEY y Co.
}5 Ann Street & l02 Nassau Street,
NEw-YoRK U. 5.
Principal Warehouse Wood street Chearsle. London.
Mandatory. ii Market street. Manchester. England
II b ~ Co are establishing depot or the sale of The Pro-
eetor in all parts OF America Physicians prugssts
fothier Dry Goods Merchants atters and Aners Hisa ten
emens Furnishing Sor"keepers entrusted with the whole
ale aud retail distribution Of hem and whom most liberal
erm, offered for their enter aud splendid opportunity
oirn- to them Tor safe and profitable business
HARGOIrRT. BRADLEY h 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.5s-n-lrance On Arroa5t oAs, Il ,iaon a.d /, So
rpnrr Stu.,-. Pepr Money. ~, e., Effected my
anarat bv enc,osina The certificates. opt e. in
me "a liigh y Cos (Aiders ratcr) >aamaudp,
Sai,.s,' oi which Mes-rs NWaru. y Marvin. OF Nv
York are the -ole manufacturers, Ono u III, alr,t tests
VII be- found uud,r t,nd a. "tir ia \rN Orleans
sep s.,
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For Rem.

G# THE Family Res idenre unu rsru' on Diamond
ELL Hill, hr r"-ideuce OF WIN Drvir. Jnp Hen
~ md others. The a,c Ia, ei.ht onls, me hait
acre pt twn good Spnne- ia twrn,y step, OF the rusr
Possession given 1T January, 1853
eerl2-3tif G. e. WILLIAMS.
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generally under the sickle. with the almost uni
,ersal prospect of an unusually excellent yield,
both in quantity and quality. The Irish people,
also, after their first burst of eSaggeration, have
discovered rs usual. that the potatoes have not
been destroyed 10 anything like the extent an
ticipatcd. aud there Is nearly "A certainty Of Il
supply considerably beyond the average
THE SEASON OF l755-A CORE sppnlent Of the
Portland Advertiser furnishes an interesting ar
tcle upon the drought. He says; I'VE have
amused ourselves recently, in looking back to
our pas annals for seasons of dearth, 70 find
parallel for this most unparalleled state of the
weather. aud many complaint starts out from
the pnst years through Parson Smith invaluable
journal, 10 encourage us IN hope, almost against
hope. TINT we shall survive the present drought
and again behold the earth smiling in freshness
and beauty We copy the record Of the year
1854. just one hundred years ago, from Parson
Smiths journal
l75l. July lst. IL have no grass CROWN z in
my moving ground, aud there is no feed on the
Neck the reasons the open winter, three
weeks early drought and the grasshoppers'
221. There is a melancholy Drought
Oct. 26th. "A great storm; the earth is filled
with water
Ninety years ago, the following record was
made:
1854, june 25th. at is as melancholy dry
drought rs in l749." Aug. LIST. drought aw-
fully continues 18th. mo feed ON the Neck
for a great while 10Th. The drought in
creases.n Now for the usual alienation, Aug
10Th. "Storm of rain" 3lst marvellous
growing time, surprising change on the face OF
the earth" Sept. 9th. The earth has most
beautiful green face" Oct. 9th. The grass Is
better set than in the Spring
Fifteen of the years between l122 and l76l,
are mentioned on account OF the drought that
prevailed. The writer closes his communlca-
lion with the following deductions. lie says =
These well attested facts prove lst. that we
live IN an exceedingly dry climate that we are
continually subject to droughts I'd, TINT the
enrIy and latter Iains seldom fail. 3D., that not
wthstanding these contingencies. the earth
yields to abundant supply for our wants
and Injuries that we need patient and faithful
husbandry, and perhaps some new and improved
modes ofeulture TO meet the peculiar condition OF
our atmospheric influences, and 10 counteract
them; and 18th, and above ALL the folly, the fulfil
ity, nay the wickedness of constant murmurngs,
and eomplainings Of the dealings Of Providence
in those particulars which are the results OF our
peculiar climate and 10 which our vegetable king
dom is wisely adapted.
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Peruvian ouano Prices reduced

Under this head, Me.-r-. Hardy L Bros. Of
Norfolk, in advertisement dated the Eth IN
slant, in the Norfolk Beacon. alike The follow
ing prices, under instructions from Mc-sr-. I.
Barfeda Il Rro.. Of Baltimore" Agents OF the
Peruvian Government:
For quantities less than 1000 lbs. ~ cts. per h.
From ! 10 ; tons <l- per ton II 20H0 lbs.
do } to 10 do Sl75 do do do
do l0to2 - do 81 do do do
do % to 30 do sI6I do do do
over ~ do Si6 do do do
An advertisement which appeared in the Rich
mond papers Yesterday, atliSes the following
prices, under the same instructions
For | to ; tones-S53 cash.
10 10 tons So
II to 20 tons-S5l for snme time.
3" 26 10 81 tons-s5O, 30 days or dse't
3" 81 Ia 100 tons--5O, , months or " 4" -
l0l 10 200 tons--5O. , mouths or " e" -
pol or upwnrds--&5O, ! months or - a. -
Will some person, familiar with the subject,
eyplan why the great variation in price between
Norfolk and Richmond r. EHg
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JOY FOR LIE INNAIi We cur lDe following
hr., tie l'hEdr rhut SATURDAY Ga2.ttrn and r,a,lu
relde. pnrn.e it earaj,, anI tha.c ,utlsr.
in >ha q. not dea, urria~ng:--
'.DR. H5arLAsp'- trRuAN blrrfRs Tits rrI. 10
tel mrticpe prepared by d. = VI Jackson. NJ r,. inn
poi u German Me iicinc Store, No. l2D Alch street
eNsili unprecedented pp4ir attention, md the pr,.
Irrtri. win scientific hysirnr : srI irn6,n
qnuti'ies Of it, The virtues of mi. remc, nr, So f
forth in the extended notice of lie seen in our
advertising columns that rhrrc hardly any ronrn fl
lor u, 10 speak OF it HIS nour we add: Osthc lo,e
train of phy steal lis ia winch humnnil, acir eie is
ii dressing that Tie gencrd arrangement Of
toe iges i've apparatus which never a,is accompany
u j, ordered STATE It the liver. lIcaducha nil, H..
guur, treltuess' bilious tongue. mnbl breath los,
Of appertcin short ine cribubIe ure.chelnc.. Of
rxisrerre are its nsullcruhle and f,.wasnratledant.
Tesc diseases, which have batrd The skill ct tie able.t
Deetols. huvr been radically curet lay loola4ds Ger
man Bi;ters - SEC advertisements. sep6.1w
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


nrrrAT ~ mn II-pRs ~ AsIA
There is reason 10 bclieye that the Turkish
nm. in A ia has mo, win n decisive defent
A Vienna disnnteb .ta,es bnt ,yitlont Jote. TINT
General Reb1tolf had ATTACHED and sign,IIy ront.
ed The main bodv of tbo Turk under tbc vail. of
kers. The Rus siap. saw tbov killed 4 ooD rprls
took 2. 900 prisoner inelndinc II statf and 9th.
eroficer.. aud captnred l. .,aes will M, immense
amount Of military store. The shattered re-
mains Of the Turkish force had di.porsed This
j.. however. from Russian source.
orrlpArInx on wA1tAeuA.
The Austrian. entered Aysllaci,;n an the oOtl
Tho whole corps If OCCUPATION will have passed
the frontier on fine o3d Two briond,s bnye
marched from Hrruanstadt, and another from
Crnnstadt
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no TEE PUBLIC

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iIr lnIm clAsIlirNal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
DIED.

CUROEAt the paro hi,l re deocs 81 Psu' Chuck south
Brroilyn on Friday the Rev John Caroe aIsd y
services will be held a. 20 o'clock Aondsy morning.
III NlLLERs-O On the 22d inst, AdOlphui DeMisr aged
s.n,r, -.,e inferred in the Cemetery ofEyerEreens
FELLOWS hi. City Friday March ST. william NJ Eel
levs In the fth year OF hissse ~
.,,snd lis usersl Lee Ie.asace. No Il Nion square
Tverty thId TUESDAY moIIGs April at .. o'clock pre-
cisely sittout further notice
FiICH-In Hope Warren County New Jersey on Thursday
evtrina Nrch 50 ser ress Of months Harriet w
susher Doctor James and sarah Fitch aged 10 Jes aud
HLrON- Saturday the Is, inst suddenly Archibald Hilton.
in the sab gear bis sEe En- ,
h. ud, sns ile friends Of family resosc'flly invited
,ttsud b, fsner from bis residence, No 81 fp
this Monday afternoon 0cset wh6u at irher iavssu,n
PEABODY In this q Saturday morning th- l't Inst Of
drotsy Mr. feIercs A PEABODY formerly OF kees
vile n 7 the SD year OF hs go
sCRBEER- sturdy April sfteEs abort ana severe Ill
n Ash wife Of Abraham -crbneE N the jth year OF Ter
The friends ofthe family repeatedly invited to
.tt,Id tie reside No zk boomes
Nonday Apri!9 :: O'clock. wi Aogt further inyati0D
STEWART On sunday DorEinf Apr amer snpri macs"
de da- shter o. David Stewart aged u years
The fieLds family invited at nd the fnsF4 vim
ou the residence Of her fataeI NO 10 INT
yt, place on Tuesday the +h inst AZ II A ~ Her remsas
vii .. tale TO J.n.ica l. for intsrnent
TTCE-Aprl Of Inflammation Of toe unzs feef Iles ssd
HE rslrir,. and friends OF the ,my respectfully invited
20 .fepd The f1nesl from b.. residence 5t. Let
o. Tuesday APGli ct i O'clock 2. NJ =,
YlLF-ADr ~ the f.seeree Of her soairlsv, Jane, "
Pluu b. asry Wp Yale Esq t-ce1ed AIRED - years
E-r remain. u b. tskrr Msrden Ct for in,msn Parefs
CcIaec..cus psp,rs Will please copy
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~pv Trcrr,E s. AVE I.w WITH TUF Wis-pSHN De
ocracY-yo ohesrve fs'' ro's of tho p-e.' In ~is,on
Wide .tedns ,he 800. ng 10 Of the iV express ths
,im,t fet /. would have occurred hal not tpe U.
setl.e ,sssed hl 70 ~ ,al ue 545ur C,,apromiss.
4, trim C,c,ost q Democratic PIP q. says:
es, DDS the a;r,s' { % frt f-ci.ive in Ws,onsin
aaaoi believe fhaf il the L nate hal not inter
I'd break down TIE Missouri Comp ON O. this slave
~ not have been resruci AID the laws Dr. nped un
Isft
fs Burr OAK, VIII On is cli-od ~ PROM ca; Demo-
svho VAS a Cas- Elo'ior 10 iais remarks
n l. very surpr ing % n hat ihs thing should be
. ,uhc or hi, Ciou s Indignant - The afenp. 4
i OF to Miss 'uri Comp oaise Aay Ht;ep. enforce
IgTueiiye Slave Lev at lis tune, would meet with out
cooperation Til. -! GA rCf stance may De laid to
ofthosc engaged in the Neb-askq siar"
" O.aak,e 20 T,ao', lrem after stating ha' Clover
I,se.cai ed 20 Ccnsdn. * Ia ms:
Coed But iusi ttiuk oi il. man have 20 fee from
q land Of The fr,e 10 tho realms of mons chcel aud
-is,oora,ic Britain 20 Gioy even pcrfonal freedom
dds
The sYiTit which irci'cd and Elected tho rescue
Glover Is the zane which melted ard effected orr
<ons liberties Tho re dictionary fathers in
srsi ADJUST snd op.re sive Laws which adlhorta
n the citizens OF Milwaukee rose ia heir might gainst
M which deprives human beings OF personal liberty
= tore from its relentless grasp Wet q. That spirit
,reyCr i rnnui'ests iu,i sc honor. We noaor d G
seuiionaIy fathers Do we homer The citizens OF Nil
sakee.
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FIRES


FIRE HANOiN SIRfkI.
On Saturday morning FIRE broke out in the attic OF
house No 50 Men-in st owned by Mr. James Burs Inc
upper part Of unoccupied ia consequence Of
carp having been at vol there for some days pre-
v,ous repairing the the premses damaged TO
the amount Of about $500 before the flames could be eI
trgushd The furniture OF the occupant, in the lower
part tho house considerably damaged By water Tue
FIRE is supposed to have been ,he work of ncendary
wLLIAMsr.
About o'clock Saturday night FIRE broke out in the
buildings Noe % and William st l)wer part occupied
by W IL Kroeppei cloth store upper part by Smith
Todd, gold PEG makers HrsCh & Co, importers Offices
and embroioe,ie8 straus Lazarus cap from. makers
Scheterng & Koch button AID fringe makers aud Gil
Home & Kurr artificial flower makers
The fire orginsicd in the fourth story occupied by Oh
rene & Kurn, but 10 whot is unknown. Inc fire
mer of the District promptly the spo, and SUI
cooded in coDfning flames 10 the story in which they
org mated Th principal damage by water, large
quantity Of which poure into tho building and dreDched
the lower floors
The total loss estimated at about sl2 OOo and par
italy covered By insurance.
STEAMBOAT OK
About O.! o'clock the came evening fire broke on, on
board Of the steam Tow boat Liberty while lying at ts
foot OF ClGrlsoD ST h H. The aames extiDguished
in 81 ort time not however before the steamer da
sged to the amount about coo Insured n the Broad
way and Pacific Insurance Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
FA7AL AIYRAY IN SOUTH BROOXLrN

ON Friday morning last difficulty between three
mor and the private wa,chman in charge Of Decker u
c. lumber yard in Van Brunt ST. which resulted fatal
ly TO one Of the perry named Monashsn The latter with
two freuds had been sendins party a. the house OF
men named MoruD in Van Brun ST Sullivan, and It
is presumed pretty wei drunk On passing tue ium
Der yard they accosted the Waterman AID made use OF
some rough language which soon brought on fight snd
in the melee the Waterman drew his club and s.rgok
Monaghan on tie head Featuring his skull lie did not
seem TO be injured as much he real aud On
sbed 10 walk To- his residence with the aid of his friends
On entering the house he became senseloss and was lad
upon bed whsre he remained 10 the condition uatl
evening when he died The Waterman has since been
missing and cannot be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
The value Of .h!s weeks eIports b e foIIovs

uorex W., ouite stringent in the early par Of the day.
-, :. . o,clack there vss material change and the
us,let Wa easier than Oh any day Of The week
In consequence Of the opening Of hs Ede books 'ls
Ia. b..p heavy days business ia Wsilst Rumors "ere
rrrt The, one of the largest holders Of Ere during sew
era years p,s had sold OF all his Stock but such rum's
have been frequently current before and proved to De I'M
founded
The private leers By he steamer are generally less IA
yorsble than those previously received They predict
another rise in Bank in crest, unless the shipment Of god
to the continent should be checked In American Socks
there was bu. rle doing We hea, OF few bills which
have come b.ck but none OF Isrge amount
A bill incorporating the Oho aud Land Marble Company
has pessed the X niueky Legislature
Mr. Mehey, the new President Of the Cumbsxand Coal
Co has, we learn already entered vigorously on the exc
cuon Of bis duty The miners in the Cumberland district
again evince disposition to go 70 work and at FrosbGrg
some OF them have dons The Cumberland Co are en-
gssng miners from the emigrants arriving Of this port
We have communica alton from "A Stakeholder Of this
Company urging them to change their present repre'svs
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LAW NIELLIGENCE.
corRr or CoNgOS PLFAs-GEssEAL Tgss-Befr- Judge.
IsCsAH.s, DAILY and WooDErTT.


Court OF CO,fNOS PLFAs-GEssEiL TCss-Befre Judges
IsCEAH.s, DAiY and WooDErFT.
DECISIONS.
Noes Beach respondent ssrs: James Raymond 1p.eidsd
With Ais.h M.nr, appellant
o. claim Of $40 Il by John VI Irimbe, contractor
in ursirs Brossw y 1.rtcr 1919 vhih .Esnsi
70 ptufr auou1r .Ed beDs - - 5 and sppes
Jutgnsnt slcefols Referred back unless plsinI
susert say. % remit So Is. with IN crest
CON he April s45 and jsdzn ii AIR NED IN she ba
with eoss gaer u AIR naae pro tlne
In The following es,es srnsai wa strnei With ee.1 w NJ
eh.s Nsrrs.h respondent John Drmmnn3 appellant Jes
inc Donso "a. tie Ner York ss M4t.l Insarsnce Company
Ro ert Prince .r Samuel Dotrs Johu HHcr1p G.ahsr
Nsor ard ebe, rsspoed,tr .s smith ape lla James san
dsr,on az Iofr y Broad and Others
In fcoyss Judgment rsv..-s vith cos, VI Tssoi?-s
N,rt.rs .p,elsat Gscrge : We Hm. Insmp-oa, p.a
- sr1 r--P9rdcI; st John -utFher-
arce "a broso and o,ks.
Where an eceu. employs another person 70 sell note
IA him sEecfbg the sal, nsf e staeu-n %
character Of tie and the sale ri
~ receiving he poceeds q tene Is may
evidence Of ih- Irs-sscon attending the sac
Whether dscls.ors made BY such sssa under seA ecI
have the rect o opel IN the ie asa-
i r.ee by the principal anery Jcdssrni Affirmed
Thompson al .utpeen . - -
.ciicr jutgraerf jas ices Ccart OF t- ,y OF Ne
York prohbiec by the Code wiia'a ls.ye Of ne
tsu.d On roce tie sdveis party The ce ssnd h7p
ret win the Code has oesa sIerdsd 'nce ta.
Ssri.icr :, unr Jurisdiction OF the Court IN Ai' respect
H.r5r . az, Gsll.sh.r
Arsscn IN rc'ssri0H Of A'i'e ssn's7a y '''1s 'ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
FAIL or A IVALL-SEVERAL LABORERS N.
HIRED

On Saturday afternoon Of the walls OF a bud
ing in process of erection upon the site Of the ruins Of
the late FIRE Of Nos Il and lC Spucest fell with loud
cra,h and severely injured several of the aborcrs James
Dos noy and James Neil had their heads badly cut and
bruised by the falling bricks They were conveyed to the
New York Hospital Casper Schultz, John Koch, John
MCGOWAN and Jane IInnney each more or less in
iued ebou. the head They oil taken to their r.
spooye residences The direct Of the falling OF the
wall Uae not afceTtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

tn, Old CIorKr. DoDGL-The City journals TEEN
With e,nosures of the manifold devices by which hn,vss
prey upon and dsrsud the unwary but we think the s
lowing which came under our notice few days ago
"leetle ahead OF al precedent
The Old Clothes Dodge is confined exclusively 10 West
8, where a, almost any hour in the day it msy be seen
o,or.ton amer this fashion dirty, green locking fello"
wsnders up and down the street with bundle Of pax
wearing apparel tied up in cotton Handkerchief Ina az
I;s arm, His appearance would lead the superficial %
server to suppose he had just landed from an ems'sn'
.hip entirely ignorant Of the ways snd manners 81 'e
people he had SO recently come among he looks N'n a.
air of confdng ignorance into tho face OF every ~!
until bis eye catches whom he deems su"aoe ''' "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

lKrtnns man. no mortal

No! Winter " IL not die. Coyct0us man, no mortal
ran ricure NJ de.hlsd BaurV porter - ny
brtier lin know eel for haze n aud Won
Old ss,d hsppy face
vb tn oA4r - sd vie %. r,i5e gsa,
ter, sforis R.rrum of DENIES rs drcs'ss
sends por't done M a morocco"
intreei vh 'hs tbo-gh IL be Ncw-E1tard' N1is or
'guoh what ia-e 20 DO " s'ssoa - riy IN Po -.
A. ,,s Ike or-rs from " ti psr . rie moral eject
The d-arr Oh BrevcTv la't l- s at cil
ttcrsnfs righy vnefs TIL speoct n)a Bus t1at
,f,ct vii MT the dqrE'ny % those r or brilliant
Prominence tsln No 81; Bg be,g-n spdas sud
Itisr, Nor vil iho.f,las Who ii dr-.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
STABBED IN TIE STREET.

man, named James McGough found in Not s.
at o'clock yesterday morning suffering from wound IN
the shoulder and another in the hand, inflicted by knife
in the hands Of unknown rovdy who after commit ne
The assault, fed and escaped. The wounded man WAS
taken TO the Fourteenth Ward Police Station where he
WAC tended by Dr. Jackson and aerward conveyed 10
his residence No ~ Mulberryst The wounds are no!
considered of q dangerous character.