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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

CHEMICAL WORKS DEsTRoYEp.-Tne chemical
works of John Eastwood and the grist mill of
Josiah Rhodes, of BeIleville, N. j., were totally
destroyed by fire on Thursday morning last. The
entire loss is estimated at from ten to fifteen
thousand dolars-insurance fifteen hundred only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12
II GATHRIGHT. formerly On 18th

H. street. has taken one of the new tenenents
inst erected on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin. where he will be pleased to his friends
and all others who may desire to purchase FURNI-
TURE assuring them that he will sell goods cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. His
stock is much larger and great deal better than it
has been consisting of all articles usually kept
in furniture store together with large assortment
If FEATHER BEDS. holsters. PILLOWS and
MATTR ESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want of any article in my line will find it to their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where.
Sc gs-3m X. GATHRIGHT.
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MrspErEANoR. VIM GALLAGHER

MTsDEHEANoR. - VIM. Gallagher, q
youth, and one of the gang of which Jas. Tomb.
was prominent member. was arrested SATURDAY..
by officer Perrin, for stesling frock coat belong
ing to Mr.. James Winstons porter. The theft WAS
effected by going inte the room occupied by the
servant, in rear of market bridge. Gallagher and
other boys OF like kidney were not long since be.
tore his honor for a series of petty thefts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

| EXPRESS MAIL AGESTs.-Express route agents to
| accompany the mails on the line from Baltimore
via Columbus, Ohio to Cincinnati. have been ap-
pointed by the Postmaster General, as follows -
| Moore j. Falls, Chas. A. Leas and Alfred H. Davis,
Baltimore, Md; NJ f. Price, Harper's Ferry; d. r..
| IIoxie, Wheeling, Va, and John r. Brooke. New
ark, Ohio. The agents paid at the rate of 81 600
| per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

In TIE DooK.--Tbere are at present in
the Dock, loading and unloading, one baraue, tw
brigs aud one propeller, twenty large schooners,
besides several smaller crafts. .-- - 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

OrGnr TO BE PAvEp.--Dock street last
saturday was In adreadfnl condition, the dust In
seyersl places being foot deep. The merchants
and Others doing business on this street, are COM
pIanng very justly OF its condition. As II b the
principal shipping street 1t ought certainly TO ls
paved. and we hope the couacit will take IL into
consideration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

IMpRovEMssT.--Messrs. c. T. Wortham
4 Co. are building o. large and handsome warehouse
on the Dock, at the foot Of 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

| A SCHOONER SUNK BY TIE crEAMFR NIAGARA-The
steamer Niagara, mt lsostcn, when of Boston Light,
| Mt eight O'Clock on the evening of the sth inst,
struck the schooner Harriet Maria. from Boston for
New Orleans, and sunk her. The latter had eigh-
| teen passengers on board, one of whom, named
Daniel Higgins, of New Orleans was killed in the
collision, The remainder were taken on board tho
Niagara. The schooner had an assorted cargo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

RIOT AMONG LiBoRERs.-For several days past
owing to the non-payment of wages due, there
have been apprehensons of disturbance among
the workmen at the Erie IN. W Railroad tunnel
ut Bergen cut. On Friday the laborers to the
number of ten or twelve hundred, assembled, evil
IDENTIFY with the intention of making hostile de-
monstration. but after OBTAINING one or two trains
for short time, through the intercession of the
Catholic clergyman and the Sheriff of Hudson
county, and the presence of force of military
which had been ordered out, the mob was reduced
to quietness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

UNUSUAL LPuseruAIIrY.-Every Sheriff Of the State
OF North Caroiina has paid the tax due from his
county within the time prescribed by law; and
ane revenue thus paid In, Is largely In excess of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

DAMAGEs.-In the Circuit Court, at Fredericks-
burg. on Friday, in the ofGrymes the Rich
moud, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany to recover damages for injuries inflicted on
plaintiffs negro while travelling on the cars of
| said Company. was tried. The jury found ver-
dict for the plainti and fixed the damages at s5I.
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uEAD OUARTERS-FALL GOOpS

IL Is7.-Tbe subscriber has received his fall sup
ply Of Clothing and tientlemen's Furnishing Goods;
also his stock of Fall Cloths, Cassirneres, testings
&C. &c, of the latest and most fashionable styles
which he is prepared to make to measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest aud most approved
style and cut, and workmanship TO be surpassed by
none. h. b. SPENCE,
No. 80 of Main and 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

A CoaMEScEMEsT-It is stated that one of the
pest dry goods jobbing houses in Boston gave an
order on Thursday. by telegraph, for the shipment
OF IL 900 bushels Of wheat 10 thai market received
at Chicago from their customers in lieu OF money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

VIRGINIA PosToTFIcEs-A new postoffise is estab
lished at Spring Greek, Jackson county, Va, and
Samuel C. Davis appointed postmaster. Directly
on the ronte from Boggsvlle to Burning Spring
Offices Dtscoatinned.-Roxeland, Kanawha co..
Shaw's Mount, Westmorennd county.
Observation-Disclosures II. Montgomery, postmas
ter at Deerfield. Augusta county, Va, vice John
w. Alexander. resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

PuGNACITY PUSIsHED.-A slave named
Edmond Braxton. owned by P. X. White, was
punished TO the extent of twenty ave iashes on
saturday by order of the Mayor. for indulging in
a fight with Alexander jackson. The same mus
procured the latters incarceration in the chain
ezns where he now Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

MURDER.-A young lady, named Adaline Bevor
murdered near Reading, Pa on the Sth inst
1t is supposed she killed for her money ,and the
jewelry she had on. The tragedy caused great ex.
citement among the people of the vicinity, III no
clue to the perpetrator has been found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

4 CuAyGE.--Rey. u. n. Sheldon, until recently a
leading Baptist clergyman, and formerly President
Of WaterviIle College, Maine, has become Uni
tartan. and is preaching to the Unitarian Society
IN Bath,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12
ms I'M JAMES A. MOORE,

EINE ,SEGARS.-We have on hand q
Il choice sele ton of Havana segsrs consisting ol
La Esmeralda La Modsls; Adeline and s Gaiiant
i.acusA ac M Va 's9 Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

ENcouRAGING.-We were pleased to sec
last Saturday the crew Of the Brig Gov. Hill, Cap
tam Northrop. busily engaged in loading her with
cargo OF railroad fxtres, heavy castings, nails,
Se, 1or shipment to Mobile. They were from the
large works of Mr.. Jos. X. Anderson and Messrs.
Morris Tanner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

DEATH AT A CAMP MEETIyG.--Mr John Neal. ot
Washington. county, Tirginia. died suddenly last
Week. while attending camp meeting near Abing-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

CHURCH BURsEp.-on Thursday last, st. Johns
Catholic Church and Scheoihouse, near Newport,
KY, were set on fire by lightning and totally de-
stroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

THERE'S AN EXAMPLE FOR You--A number OF
Young ladies in Salem, Mass, having considered
the state OF the money market and determined moi
to pay ten or twenty dollars sor winter bonnet
have set about making bonBets for themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNoD.-The opening ser
mon of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of yir.
ginia, now in session in staunton, was preached on
Thursday evening, to large and attentive congre.
cation, by Rev. J. b. Davis, the President of the
former Synod. .rg i.1 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

DIED ABsoAp.--Aiexander Herbemont, jr, of Co
lnmbia, South Carolina, son Of the Consul of the
United States at Genoa, died in Liverpool, in July
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12
MADAME DuYALL. AsTROL OGER

NJ AUAME UUFALL, ASTKUL UU
VI AND PHRES0LOGIST, also the LADIES' B0-
TASIcAL PHYSICIAN, Is now In kirhmond. and
has taken the Grocery corner Of 18th and
Main styTets, the same Aoor with DR. kuet. ad-
joining Or. Tayiors ofice-( Room No. = Ladies'
spd gentlemen wishing to consult her IN tbs above
s1ssnce. have now an opportunity, LADIES VII md
medical compounds are made from Herbs, gathered
| under the strong iffaeace sf the Pianus whish
rule th<R. oe linz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

FIRE.-The house of ex-Gov. Dunlap, of Bruins
wick, Me-, was burnt on the 81 lust. His son, DR..
Charles r. Dunlap was so severely burnt that it is
thought he will not recover.
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KENT PLINES co
3, HEINRICH SCHNEIDER Professor

WI, HEINKICH SUIINEIDEK, Professor
SS Of MUSIC offers his services to the citizens of
SszS a'ehmond a Teacher of the HARP, PIANO,
TAR and of 81 NGlNG. Having taught Music for e
yeasek in Edgeworth Seminary in North Carolina, he
confidently refers to Gov. MOREHEAD Proprietor and
to RICHARD STERLING, Esq, Principal of that Insttu-
ton.
sa- Residence at Mrs. Russelrs Boarding House,
Broad street, near 9Th.
REFERENCES IN RICHHONn.-Rev. DR.. NJ. d. Hoge
Rev. George Woodbridge, Rev DR.. T. V. Moore Win.
q. Paine Esq. Col. I. p. August, X. r. IIowson, Mr.
A. Morris, 2. Ii. Taylor, Maj. j. c, shields, Dr. f. H.
Deane jV iS--dlwEIaw3rl%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12
An,or.xvn-Tbe Grand Jury Of III

ADJouRsED.--The Grand Jury of the
Circuit Court met on the sth inst, in the State
Court House, and chose corbin Warwick as fore
man. presentments were made against Thomas J.
Hardy. Jas. cauile, Geo. Sharp, VIM. Chiidress.
Jos. Monti, Joseph Ciaytor and Virginia Hoyd--ail
ON charges of felony-after which the Grand Jury
adjourned sine das
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

Has q e credit OF Virginia in short time been
50 mncf weakened.-have tho farIu lands of IiIi-
nois deF reclated to the extent of the fail in Central
Bonds ar Rock Island Shares,-have the line of
cities fro Albany to Buffalo and the Western En-
pire, wln 'se trade crosses over the Central road
1een SUM lis the use of coal to he abandoned to
tire degree shown by the decline in Delaware and
Hi1dson a. Id Reading Stocks, or has the trade of
the West coast of South America and California
fallen off, to account for the price Of Panama
Shares Every business man knows in his heart
that each nd all OF those securities do not repre-.
sent vt pre- sent prices their absolute value The
Banks and nothing else chargeabla with this
state of things controlling they do the currency.
They ave by letting prudence degenerate into
fear, re dnced the business of their institution.
from
naily exchange of eoe c-s o.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

EALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

VIM. IRA SMITH, DEALER IN FASHIONABLE
CL0THING-Havingg greatly enlarged and improv-
ed my store lat old stand ia Main street. in the
latest modern style, shall now be enabled TO exhib
if my stock toa greater advantage, to my customers
and the public generally Being thankful for the
uery hbsyst patronage bestowed upon me for past
years / shall use extra ensrts 10 accomH odete my
friends and customers, to still extended stock OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ARTICLES Of the very latest styles and fabrics
nayyrsrt and no effort shall be wanting 70 1--WE en-
tire satisfaction. tse-
MY large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception of my stock next week and all in
want will Ind it 10 their interest to wait and give
my stock an inspection before making their fall pur
shases ENg WM IRA SMIT9
saa ia Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

ARRAY AT RocKErTs.--Charles Glynn,
resident OF this locality. was taken In custody
Saturday last, for assauIting and beating Aiexan-
der Garrison. After being committed 70 the cage,
be procured bail for hts appearaUp this morning
at the Mayors Court. n na =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

Rev Ed Berkeley, for nearly twenty years the
rector OF chrisr Church, Lexington, KY, has ae-
cepted 4 call to st, Georges church, 81. Louis
The Baptist Rible Union, in session at New York,
was addressed Friday by Prof. pendleton, Of yir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12
KENT, PAINE & CO.,
IN IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO.
MESTIC DRY GOODS.
rr,HI ha Hrir, Nfrf.f R.nhraI.nd

~ IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO.
MESTIC DRYG0
Nos. l63 mud los Main iSreet. Richmond
FALL TRADE, 1859.
We beg leave to invite the attention of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock Of
FANCT AND STAPLE DRF GOODS
now receiving, which i'll few days will bs very COM
plets in all the departments. and will comprise the
largest and most commanding assortment We ha We
had the pleasure to sfor TO friends and
toners.
By the ships Riga and "Lalla Rookh' from
Liverpool to this port and by various arrivals at
New York, We have received large portion of our
inportation Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
spabrRcing every variety, ausug which are many of
entirely and beautiful deagng.
IN Cloths, CRssnleres and tsstings, Cloaks and
Hsntles, Ladies' Dress Goods Lace Goods and En-
brV.deTies, our stock 10 unusually attractive.
We are also receiving full Iment Of DOMES-
TIC FABRICS of the most popular styles mansfac-
tlrcd.
Weshal be prepared to exhibit Il splendid stock Of
REAbI-MADE CLOTHING Of all grades, and hay-
Jag had it manufactured under thoroughly C0mpe-
tent superintendents en- the preaIises. challenge
competition in quality and prices, and feel assured
that We can sler inducements in this branch unssr
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock,
which will he much larger than we have ever before
exhibited, and which eur increased facilities enable
us 10 efer To caeh prompt buyers at prices that
kct.
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention.
au25 KENT PAINE CO
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--Fsathers for sale By
4 .ass--lm sroK ~ = Rfvra
DESTAURANT FOR SAI4E.--Ths Res
N tanrant. sisassed under ths tsdd felews Hall e
eaersd FOR HAIsk. with AL q the STOCK. flAtufss
oc e-b sAS. AAsAsNSe%s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

CURIOUS Casa singular case il now up for
adjudication in the Surrogate Court at New York.
Charles petronius, negro late steward of the IN,
fated Central America, left considerable property
in that city. which is claimed by two women.
widows" each claiming to have been the real
genuine, original wife. Susan Petronius claims to
be widow No. l, and alleges that she was married
at San Francisco ten years before her husband was
acquainted with the other applicant whose name
is Margaret. The latter produces certificate to
prove that she was married to the deceased, by a
minister who is still alive, and living in Canada
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12
sn 7--d&c3m Miss ADA b. MINOR
CRASH FOR TOWELS. ONLY SIX

IVNf IDWENAoY WHIT bIA-
g. FENCE PER YARD.--Reeeiyed. one bale of
fAAb, Which We are selling al sixpence per yard a
Vsfgain. JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
"eb No. 7TiHain street
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-This tribunal. presi-

CIRCUIT CoURT-This tribunal, presi-
aea . over by Judge Meredith, commenced its Fall
.ern on Thursday, Sth inst and has thus far made
' satisfactory progress in dispensing justice to
o several criminals arraigned for trial before it.
Jn 'ne hrst day the Grand Jury met and made sun
Try is presentments noticed elsewhere On the 9th
Iiohsi was set to the bar charged with steal
| ns Sio- rom Philip Devote, on the 2d June His
.haed tml resulted In verdict Of guilty. and he was
mn.leupon m sentenced to FIVE years Imprisonment
~ ~ t.le fshltentlary lie was defended bv Samuel
}. bsyley, Esq Prisoner had hi, leg broken a fev
weeks since-the result OF an unsuceessfnI attemnt
10 escape from Jail. Vim. Childress was next ar
| raigned for stealing watch from Alexander
brown, IN June last. The jury found him yriItv
anu ainxed the time of his stay In prison az ons
year. lie returned them thanks for ,,nsxnscta5
ieniency. Sentenced according to the 6nding of
Ine jury. Counsel; Lawrence Marye and Wm
iianeock The trial Of Jas. Toombs charged with
stealing 500 worth Of gold pencils from the store
OF A. Morris, was then gone into aud terminated
IN verdict OF guilty and sentence of one wear
PRISONER Is mere youth but enjoys the reputation
OF being the lsadsr of gang of juvenile despera.
does who have long infested the city Defence
conducted by Messrs. Bayley and Marye On Sat
nrday the Court proceeded to try JAS Candle for
an attempt to shoot Ieuisa Wynlnt with pistol
IN August last. For the defence, Bayley aud Han
cock.
The jury, after hearing the evidence retired, and
spent several hours in consultation. They konnd
the prisoner guilty, and affixed his term Of impri
sonment at one year in the Penitentiary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ANOTHER VIEW BARK.--.Wew pleased
to at her wharf in the Dock, last Saturday, the
new and beautiful bark wfSuRxp, Capt. s. A. MUS-
soyintended for the South America trade and . con
sort fthe bark Ann T. Grant. The Winifred is own
ed by Mr.. John Cnrrie. Jr, (under whose snperin-
teudeuce she was bniit.) and the Messrs Crenshaw,
Is I'D feet in length. Is feet wide and ii feot deep
her figure head is full dressed female. with blue
wreath around her neck, on which Is ensr wed
one side, "A life on the wave, and the other
Home on the rolling deep her stern is large
spread eagle. resting half globe, with scroll
In ts beak on which scroll In thirteen stars repre-
scnting the original State, and under the centre
star Is handsomely engraved. the words United
We stand" The cabin of the Winifred is n splen-
Gid piece Of work, being Of rosewood. and flushed
IN the nsatest style In case Of fire the bark has been
suPpiied with a powerful force pump at her stern
anu rs feet OF eopperfsstened hose. The sides of
her matches are made of black walnut and are fin
ishea on IN avery substantial nanIcr. The Win
fired was built by Mr.. J. III. Abrahans. of Balti.
more who is famous for building the fastest YES
seis that run from that port. Under the command
OF that gentlemanly and intelligent old tar Capt
s. A. MuSsos, we predict for the owners Of tie
Winifred handsome profit on their investment
Success TO them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-12

SAD 0CcURRFNcE-In Brooklyn, n Y, on We,
nesdaS last, two little boys, one three years old
son of A. Barnady. druggist, and the other an
adopted son of Mr.. Toynbee aged six years strayed
from home about noon on Wednesday, and though
the various police stations in Brooklyn and New
York were telegraphed in regard to them, no ii.
dings were had of them until Friday morning.
when they were both found smothered to death in
Il uphol ry Of Mrs. Hodg, kinson, in Atlantic
street, between two feather beds
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WOOD, WOOD,-I have now on hand

WODD, WOODr--i Aafo NJ" oiA n"Ao
w and am in constant receipt Of large stock q
ed r. frnIsh consumers on the most favorable terms
and respectfully solicit call from all in want.
When hve cords orupwards Is ordered az enc time
Twill have it packed away free Of cost 70 the pur
aF- Orders left with Messrs. Dabney 4 Cooke. oi
Mr. Geo A. Hundey. Broad street, OF z, the yaIa pl
Ryosd street near Brooke Avenue, will receive the
most prompt attention. , ,,aapu
nc S--dlulS JAMES A. MUURbs :
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MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-Exhibitor and
others who design sending articles to the Fair of the
Mechanics Institute will see by card published
elsewhere that the place of exhibition over the lst
Market is open to-day for the reception of such
articles as may be sent in. The Fair begins on the
18th inst, and it is therefore desirable that all ar
tleies intended for exhibition should be sent in at
an early moment may be convenient. IA the
miliers rule of first come first served has been
adopted by the managers those who deposite early
viii OF course have choice of places wherein to
display specimens of handicraft. The friends OF
the Institute determined that the ensuing Fair
shall if possible exceed In interest any one of those
previously held It is desirable ami right, in view
oil the importance which justly attaches to the
success of the Mechanics Institute, that the Fair
should result in perfect success. No good citizen
VIII tall to wish it stGod sneedo -
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MR.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
4FA SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.,
ErwBsN Sd AND 4Ta STs.-The l4th Academic year OF
h,s School will commence sn MONDAY, tie 18th Of
September, 1851.
Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin and p,l-
pills will be Adisitted vile prepared to commence
the study Of either Of these languages enter some
Of the mere advanced Glasses already formed
l3-2IR
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KEVoLrINd MURpFR.-A revolving murder was
committed near Pittsburgh, Pa, on Wednesday
night. Three persons entered the house of an
ased German, named Wiseman who lived with his
daughter in secluded spot on East Liberty road
near flttsbnrg. Their object is supposed to have
been to commit rape on the daughter. The lat
ter was the first to discover their entrance into
the house. Dir. Wiseman, while protecting her
received several severe blows with n heavy iron
nar on the head, fracturing bis skull He died
shortly after.
Three men have been arrested on suspicion of
being the perpetrators of the murtlerous deed
Their names are James Kelly, John Richards and
Daniel Danny.