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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

No. i23. good Brick House e4Xes. .o,.., :,
Eighth and Harrison strests-e2,5IO. vs." d
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

To Teachers.
TIE best System IF Peamanehip Published.
DAWSON DUSToN'S Pennanship-revised Sc
i rics ia eight parts price Is seuts , parts for -
cts. Caiiand see liz III IA
II mo-. - ELI ADAMS q CO.
NkESh oysters in sap ~ Their lot just received
Il and for sale by JACOB NEAVER.Jr.. e. 60,
lytNtlNG Gun EkS-rvr s.,ie cheapps
vi nov - JACOB AEANkR, Jr, & co.
NvEW BEkFToNGuES-- For sale by
IN no, % JACOB WEAVER, Jr, d co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

No. $50. A large and airy House with t~o,
ground on The corner Of Siathan Brad, s,,..,'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

No. 40. A Cottage House on Fifth s,,s.,h.,.
Harrison and Ripple, streets.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

| HE undersigned having disposed Of his interest in
the grocery business on Front street to Mcssrs,
Romeau.rA albert. IA est opportunity Of RETURN
ing ms thanks for the latronag. has received and
begs extelsCn OF The same TO the present iscum-
beuts
AT tho same time he requests al persons indebted
to call and settle forthwith MIR Albert is autho
zed TO reeetveand receipt for all debts dc me- when
| am absent. SAMUEL HIRSCHL.
Nov 2isi, iS55-dim
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CITY LOTS FkD RESIDENCES.
For sale.

Among which are the following:
NO. la3-A Large New Brick House eoau.,o Nj.
aud Eighth Streets; main building eta ~ nd Ath
sOx.i--weiI adapted for a large Bosrd,y H'u!eoi
Ths idine israIa,ie 81 f,os ~.
60 toasders. giving To each sns " 70
there is u front of Ifh feet ON Main Etyse,
Harrison and extending on eth stree 3cS q es'on
no. i4s small house nearly sew on II: a..
or ofSixth and Perry SITS. ssn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
STEALING 4 CHECK.

A check on the Union Bank for SI36 %, drawn by
T. Prime, payable to his gardener, VIM. Berger or
bearer was stolen from Mrs. Bergers pocket as she
was passing through a crowd on her way to the bank
to draw the money for her husband.
On arriving at the bank she discovered her loss and
the officers of that institution on their guard
against cnshing the check Within an hour 5ury
Enelislman presented the check at tae counter and
demanded payment
Mr.. c. II. Pierson, the check clerk seized him inl-
mediately. but he wrenched himself from his grasp
and ran into the street, where Mr. Pie-son followed
him and again caught him by the collar.
lie again broke away and ran down Wall-st but
was arrested by policeman when opposite the Mer-
chants Exchange and taken into the Union Bank.
While the First Teller was relating the facts to the
policeman tue thief grabbed part OF the check from
his hand and thrust into his mouth, and though the
policeman grpped him firmly by the throat so as to
almost sufocate him he managed to swallow 1t.
Fortunately the part in possession OF the teller en-
braced the signature The man, who gave his name
as james Bald, is said to be old offender. He was
taken before Justice Osborne and committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
RECKLESS DRYING IN BROADWAY
AN OFFICER SUPPOSED TO BE FATALLY
INJURED.

Not far from 10 o'clock on Monday n, ut two young
drove down Broadway at unwarrantable rate Of
speed notwith standing the efforts of several police
men to the contrary.
Soon tLese rapid gentlemen with their fast horse
were observed returning up Broadway on brisk run,
and by doing jeopardzing the lives of pedestrians
who might be abroad in that vicinity. When nearly
opposite W attacks Theater Officer Understler of the
Eighth Patrol District ran out and catching the horse
BY the bride, by grea. effort brought him to stand
still.
This did not suit the ideas Of the pleasureseekers,
and James Rowan, the driver to free himself OF the
official, dealt the animal powerful blow with the
WHIP which caused her to and jump in furious
manner. Tie result was that Mr.. AndeTsteller was
dashed to the pavement striking heavily with his head
on the granite foundation.
This rendered him insensible The horse being d.
recty bis PROSTATE body struck him in the temple
with his foot the shoecork of which caused dangerous
wound. The Star" was at once conveyed to the
Station-House, corner of Wooster and Prnce-sts.,
where he remained derious and almost frantic during
the night. Several doctors promptly in attend
ance and Rendered such relief possible under
the circun stances.
They however pronounce their patient to be in
very critical condition. His death at any moment
would not be surprising.
Rowan was captured by the police of the XVIII Pa
troll District and detained for the present. He is
charged with being intoxicated al the time OF arrest
lie is tailor by trade.
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ANOTHER BALL AND SAFE SgYINDLE.

John r. Pratt, resident of Wiissvillc, Allegheny,
in this State, was met yesterday and accosted by
stranger at the pier where the Fall River boats land,
and prevailed on to visit the Crystal Palace. Here
they were joined by verdant looking chap, and the
trio, on tie suggestion of of the party, extended
Their stroll to the tunnel of the Harlem Railroad AT
this place one of Mr.. Pratts companions exhibited
what he called patent safe small scale This
curious sIecInen OF mechanism closely inspected
and final y opened by the owner. pioce OF white
paper was visible in it; presently he closed 1t, ana
bel was merged between Pratt's companion "a TO the
contents of the little "rerorer" the owner asserting
that no paper was inside, while the other insist
ing there was and accusing the other party
of wishing TO deceive him, and willing to stake all
his money and os much he could borrow that the
little Joker was not entirely empty. Sharper No 2 OF
course being without funds, proposed loan OF Pratt,
and actually succeeded in getting $40 out OF him, as
collateral security for the payment OF winch he gave
cur er,eni Orn from Allegheny worthless check on
The Citizens Bank for $780, drawn by NJ II. Bross X
Go. and made payable to ). X. Jones. rni' satisfied
Pratt until the bet decided against the swnde- 30
whom be had loaned the money, and both the scanps
vanished through the tunnel and were soon out OF
sight Not till then did the Phillipsvillian make up
his mind that he was duped. The police have been
on Il e lookout for the thieves, but the safe men
have left for parts unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
YOUNG MEMS TAMMANY GENERAL COM
MITrEE

A meeting of the Young Mems General Democratic
Committee was held last evening at Tammany Han.
HoRATIo p. CARR, presiding. Speeches were made
by Messrs. VAN SLYKE, CARR, HESRIcK and WOODS
Dr. T. II. KEMBARK, on behalf of the Committee, pre-
sented the following resolutions which were adopted;
Iced That the representatives OF me to1ns Den
o-aey Of City, have watched the snci.a rs. OF
party cur midst known principles hsyrs no psSiA'
little surprise believing always have THAT tne so so
efthe American people svefse 70 secret pees
lions sry believing hat the c5nuued ex enes
OF such arry must inevitably result in ovrtown s eny IA
ter whose people their exix sncr-
Resed that Tire Deuocracy Of cid virginia have I'd se1 W
s-es 10 their epuf.tion and that We mgr
he torrent on nnoo u i-n,-
cissn ths; In the election Of Henry A Wbc. W xnoac
statesman Of their proud State they have enne1 70 I'D
bcno-aks name Of the Banner STATE OF the DcmoSr.cy
Reahsl That srenuousy opposed 70 a. sum{sn-rI
laws particularly TO the Law Known % tae nns =,
law. the unlirins 90 rts 70 sccemfsa y,
r,res believing be unconstitutional from n& W ass ah<
coutrsiy o tho spsi. o: Republican pfnsRses
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The permanent Cure Of Rupture, Piles, FistulA,

Failing Of the Bowe and Concealed Abces Of the Rectum BY
p ri Dxos NJ D. EDITOR Of The Scap-L Every Of re-
ducibe Rupture be permanently cured 80 ma. hs
rus. NAV be entirely dispensed With afer Piles aud ~
% are also cured without the xs.ure the knsfs
When desired patients received a the Private Hospital
DR. DxoS where every comfort Of domestic life providsd
Fxainaops ara opin rs al the Doctors residence No A. 3th
sv Oce hours from and to5 daily and to evsnae
All other hours he the Hospital AID cannot b. seen Lot
ing Operating Surgeon. Box No. s iH Pos 70 N
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ADVERTISEMENT

PHRENoLoGY teaches parents for what occupa-
ton in life their children best adapted and In which they
can ard cannot successful asd happy How May mon dsg
cut sisar pointed lie Of this knowledge. Hon j.
Rusx Observes When properly understands himself
mentally and physically hs road happiness Is smooth, snd
ety has strong guaranty Scr his good conduct aud useful
also teaches parents the exact Character
istics of children and how manage them pey 10 wnst
motive. appeal AMI what to aycid ard what de-
dr. 10 retss what call afo action Examinations WIZ
Broadway.
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fAdvertsement.l
DEsUER's ANTI-pERIODrc Pills are lnrgel.

DEsmER's ANTI-PERIODic PILLS are hrgely
used IA many heavy manufacturing eaSshmeas In sections
where Fever and Agae prevails with the most WAITING sue
cess Mills which lad been obi ged to work IN some Of their
are enabled by the Pulls Operse again. Many
proprie,ors and their advantage furnish tie Pills grau
tcusy to heir hands Sold by al dsaler and BY C. d. DEsH
LER Agent 20. 81 Broadway, New.York-
The above popular and successful remedy sod At wholesale
and retail by CHAs r. RING corner Brosdway and Joans
,o BY C. " CLIcKEsER Co., No. 81 Bsrcays; srEPHzs
P.rL Co.. No l49 Chsmkerss. Y. c. WELLS & Co.. No. IL
Franit and JoRs W. GEIysIrHs, Of Grand and Nor
folk-ste.
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Acknowledgement.
SECOND DAY or HE BABY SHOW An 10

SECOND DAY OF TIE BABf oHUW IN InI-
rnense crowd of delighted people attended this extraordinary
and very interesting exhibition yesterday At least 600 people
were there TO-DAY there be extra performance In the
Lecture Room the morning well in tae ater
noon ard in tho evening The prize baby Of tao whole
Show children under year and all the twins plets
ana fat BABIES will be on hand TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
wBrG GENERAL COMMITTEE.

Tie regular Monthly Meeting OF this Committee
was held at The Broadway House last evening" Gen.
WILLIAM HALL presiding and c. ). TAPPAs oticiat-
ing as Secretary. A Committee Of Five was aP-
sointed TO confer with similar Committee Of the
irnior body "a 10 a platform. This Committee con-
sisis of Isaac Dayton, T. Deafed Smith, }. ID. Var
nun, Jr., Robert T. Haws, and DR.. John Ives. The
Committee adjourned after transac.ing the usual
routirq of business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
BROOKL YN IZ'EMS

The Brooklyn Board of Education met at their han
in yesterday naper Universal Gazetteer and
Hszens First In Spelling and Readns adopted In
the Public Schools writing recommended 20 tho
Public teachers well for the pupils tas former
standing need ef The subject was referred
The condition the Public Schools reported IN general
good order and after further business tho board I'D
jouTned.
ALLEGED BRIBERr.-A communication was sent 70
the Common Council Monday night signed BY John T.
Beers chsrgug Chairman of the Stage Committee with do
manding got sta.eiicense through tho hoard Inc
subject was referred a committee for investigation
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(Advertsement
IMPORTANT TO HOCsEKEEPERS-Ina grea'

lHFUFfHNf TO ,-s - y, .ues has 20
sesrciry Of money and the general depression o. ad re-
mot csses deprived many Of the means Of Bat
plepishnx numerous articles OF "A mn
ebs.ers Msssrs CHAsLxs HEAsD CO.. NO. - .si ~,
will ofer redneion Of y per 80 onr,.ior DAn,sx
TaslE and DIAPER CLOTHS. Iownsss. - Ssnsrs ~"
aS,, ~ LACE and MusLx pzArEH1 MAks'ss Se'. ~
and CorsTERrasEs re- TIE In,ny ns $3.50 <, M ne
d he tub the assertion. ths sacrifice must be
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AMERICAN carbohydrates CLUB

AMEhltAN NStlIOIE-fAkMtkS CLUB.
TUESDAY, June 5, ls55.-Dr. CHURCH in the chair;
HENRI MKies, Secretary.
Among other papers read by the Secretary was one
from tho RcVuc Horticole, stating that the list o.
Orchisoous Plants that live on air has reached the
number of $50. Some Of them afford beautiful aow-
er.
Another paper stated that the fiber of netes is fly
per cent stronger than fax. The same paper stated
that there were 10000 of quintals 1850 lbs EACH of
mummy elo,hs in Egypt, which papermakers are con-
verg into paper. The writer looks upon this as $50
rilege. We do not IL is converting inert, useless
matter into useful products.
letter rom Mr.. Edward Warren, Sandusky o.,
says that night air Is 400 per cent better than day
to purify grain that mus,y by stirring or exposing
to the atmosphere. hr. Warren has lately patented
process Of storing grain in warehouses; by which
III constantly exposed by shifting to the atmosphere,
which keeps Il sweet
discussion now sprsng up about the fashion of
putting stone in the center Of meal barrel to keep
from getting musty.
Mr.. Minis Of Vermont said that was common now
IN that State
fAv1 SrILLxAs gave az the rationale Of the matter
'ns' TIE Stone served TO equaize the temperature Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

HOPE CHAPzL.-A meeting Of the friends of Tenn
perance was held here last evening for the purpose Of
expressing their views The existing state of the rum
trsfic. end to consider prospective measures for
enforcing the Maine Law Mr. Nicholas Duff OFF,
cia.ei az Chairman and during the evening the Rev.
Nj Robinson and others addressed the audience. 1t
i understood that the friends Of the Prohibitory Law
will bold grand Mass Meeting in the Park on the
18th Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

MAsosIc.-The NJ w. Grand Lodge Of the State of
New-York commenced its annual session last evening
in the Apollo Rooms. There full attendance of
delegates from tho three hundred lodges which the
Order numbers in this State. There about six
hundred persons present; and although the meeting
YVES organized, no election Of officers took place This
Lodge continues in session, day and evening, during
tie remainder of the week.
A session of the Grand Lodge of Independent Ma
sons-working without dispensations from the old
cons,tution-wns also convened lest evening at Free
Masons Hail. The meeting numerously attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

LIQUOR DEALERS SocIErr.-The Central Conven-
ton composed Of three representatives from each
Ward, me; at the Wes;ches,er House last evening for
TIE transaction OF business and the nal organization
OF the Society. We were unable to learn whether or
ret tey elected President and subordinate officers,
but it is their intention to do ct the earliest oppor-
tunity.
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A new line Of steamers yesterday commenoed their
rirs from this City 10 Portland, Maine, there Ia oon-
rect with the Grand Trunk Railroad TO Montreal and
Quebec. The steamers are the Caledonia and West
erupot For the present these boots win fosm q
weekly line, and should the krsiness warrant il Q
eai.wcekIy line viii be run.
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fAdyertiscmsn.
TINE AND MONEY SAyED--By calling at No. Ion

Bowery Those In wan. Of light. elastic and durable
SUMNER UxpxRGARNE>rs.
IN the City, ossrsd At
much below what ordinarily paid Cali examine sad con-
Pare.
A. RANKIN 4 Co..
H0scu.
(the old ssani) No. iol Bowexy.
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CITY ITEMS.

CONCERT TosIGHr.-There will be a Concert at the
Church of the Puritans, Dr. Cheeyers, Unionsquare,
this evening June c. for the benefit of the Twentieth
ct Congregational Church. We commend the enter
tanment to our readers. The particulars expressed
in the advertisement on the first page.
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advertisement. |

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER-HANGIN0S--
PsArr HARDgxBERGH Manufacturers and mporters No -
Broadway between Leonard and Frank Ia invits attention
70 their extensive stock which Is unsurpassed BY any 10 thu
country Faithful and accomplished worken cent % pss
city country short notice. and her WORK wsrzSntsd
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Advertisement.

GOODWIN & Corr, No. 25S Water-sk, have
perfected unique SUMMER RAscg intended especially fur
pdvnte familes Its beauty Of design compact ff, many
culinary enences and small cost commend II ~ tbs mat
use and Range devised for the comfort snA
convenience housskeepers during tho Summer ssaoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

The third hop of the season will be given ct the
Ocean House on Coney Island this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

The series of popular airs designed for fate ans
terrs, alluded to yesterday, arc published By Mr
Badger at No. lei Broadway.
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concert for the benefit of the Twenteth-st- Con-
greceiional Church will be given this evening at the
Church of the. Puritans Rev. DR.. Cheever's Union
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fAever.issmentI
RooT takes perfect Pictures in oil weather.

Roor tales real iis-sseP Photographs on canva<
RooI's Photographs Of al sixes are unsurpassd
Roor's Gallery = Easy Of soooss.
hoor u at No. 30 Broadway, corner OF FrAokhn~i.
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Advertisement
BIAKH's PATENT FRE-PRooP PAINT, Ne. 10
Peari-st--See under head Of PaintA
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BRurALrTY TO A HoRsE.-Antoine Sheppard, car
man. arrested yesterday by Ocer Williams OF tho Third
dosu his horse with loaded whip The taken be-
fore BogaIt AM committed to prison on the charge In
defau, u $500 Da.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

JUNE, ls55.--Check Marseilles suits, % so;
zephvr inere SUITS si0 June suits 81 80 and S5 fsh
ionable double breasted Cloth Coats, IS, &c, at
EyANss Clothing Warehouse Nos 81 and 60 Faltoo a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

Attention Is called to the advertisement of the Ma
tiona Industrial Congress in another column.
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At Niblos "The Crown Diamonds was given last
night to full house. Miss Pyne rendered her part as
usual to the entire satisfaction of the audience. To
night the troupe give THE Child Of the Regiment"
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Withkoxski.

CHARGE or EMBEZzLEaEsT.-Gese Withkoxski,
YOUTH arrested yesterday by Officer Phillips Of tbs second
ard charged with having MO1dsy last embezst from his
employer Marcus Alexander No. Bayard cap trimmings
he Of u.s. and selling and apProprans the proceed
10 bis use without the knowledge of Mr. Alexander, whose
clerk he Wihkoxk taken before Justice bogart and
committed for trial in defsn.t OF 500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

Tup a GOO Piano made by Horace WATERS
viii B. eshsited at his warsroeus No ss Broadway during
,s1s wrEx. Call and ses II
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ALLEGED ASSAULT on AN ORGaS-GRISDER One
Christopher Bishop having Italian ingn Ter known
O. Joseph ordered lin to play some tunes, which Joseph de-
epcd when Bishop matched up musicians cap aud IL Ia
tecca tight the uence ia which Joseph proved
To be the Ihey separated after which
Bihop az Il charged struck Joseph heavy blows tbs
head which injured him very much He convey, sd 70 tbs
Tonbs and placed he q Dr. Ory Prison Physician
Bshop was arrested By Thirteenth Ward Police aud
ned by Justice Welsh await the result of Joephs n urie
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Az ALLEGED DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Chas. Muir
raw PROPRIETOR saloon No. III West 18th arrested
Yesterday keeping disorder house charged The 40
cused before Justice Brennan AZ the second Die
tc Court he held TO bail ia the Of $500 to
swer. The bail given and he was discharged
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tAdveriisement.l
DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL, RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY

DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL, RHEUMATISM AND KtDNRx
CcNFLAfNrs-WotYE's ScuEtDsM Aso1srfc ScaxArss b
pescrhed with the COMPLAINS the
best medical practitioners Ia this country. Put IN in aau ssl
rnt bottles For sale BY all the druggists
tinted States. sole importer,
UOoLpno Woirs
Nos 49, 20 aud p Beavers., New-Yosk.
No. Is South Fropt-st., Phiiadsiphia
e scHxapps cd nnctnre Of Juuipsr dslsi
by the pro,retor scheds Holland expressly for mstiss
u.e
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FIREs.-Two barns were consumed by arc 70 ~
lnop County On Monday caassd b. tho dsfins o. n'
ne Ire IN he woods in Ocean County Destroyed ss.
So 600 worth al property
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NEwARK.-There is much less building going on N
cur CRY ih Tiers three years since Tho .s
rcascns this If things the scarcity Of money sn
high prices o building matera and tbs decreased
demand or Several elegant and spacious hose
however have been built daring the present yes snd osae
process If erection Dubss Of hAndsoIn stofes ~
very recently occupied BY dwelling houses
80 far a. oor inquiries exfepd hc Of real estate nov
shut he same ne II az this Thess sfs eof
eop,par.svey few aes md IN cas - hsnd
r>culred haul here tNoWA 3SSV4fy
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SUPPOSED SUIcIDE.-Mr. James Monum, native
% france importer Of wines liquors. &C.. No. sS Front who
has been missing for last three weeks found floating In
the water the of Orc Hundred and Fysec
st. T. r. Tho deceased when last appeared quite in
sane an the presumption that be committed suicide by Jump
lng rboard Coroner ODOnnel he inquest upon the
bv Of he deceased when verdict Of SupPoed suicide by
dfowriry was rendered The deceased u Of
and leaves a wife and family living.
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ALLEGED SFDUCTION.-Oicer Underhin yesterday
arrested youu man named John Mathews. 4 cia-ge Of
having scdeced Mary Ann Carney under promise OF marriage
that she became acquainted with the
accused That he then commenced bis
addresses and that she consented part with her fair
fan on the making solemn promise OF
sae which has fulfilled She further Mathews has
wife England He brought before Justice Brennan AMI
held bail amount OF t5cc.
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ANOTHER SUIcIDE.-Coronor O'Donnell held an in
Quest upou the body OF named Alfred Damont lately
residing at no. .sS Mulberry ST.. who med suicide by
himself with charcoal fumes At The above place. IL
spreared that the dect ased had been living with woman
used JOSEF hine Msndee for years man and wife;
that phnc leaving him for the OF another. he became
SEX and tired If IT, aud for the purpose Of committing suicide
gh 81 charcoal and shut himself In room there re-
manned nhaing the gas until life had become eKtiact The
Jury verdict Of death by suicide Deceased was W
years If age, and native Of rance.