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Coon, fair Spanish quarters and levies viii,
be taken st par for confectionery, at j. G..
Weaver's, opposite Browns hotel
Dr.. HUNTER, of New York, editor Of the
Medical Specialist, begs to inform his patients
in Washington, that he will be his rooms in
the irkwoOd House, Pennsylvania avenue,
for consultation On Saturday, 7th February,
when in connection with his as sociate, DR. WI.
liams. he will be happy to meet them
As DR.. Hunter viii in future make regular
monthly visit to his Offices in W ashington and
Baltimore, such as wish to consult him, or
avail themselves of the benefits of Inhalation
will do we'll to embrace those occasions for
that purpose. -
GEORGETOWN, D. G Jan. Is, 1857.
To all UlI0m It may concern L, Hilleary
Hutchins, declare and openly avow that pre-.
ceding and since the election Of the 22d inst I,
that 1 attach no imputation or implication to
onhcer John W Gross, either influencing me
IN casting my vote, or otherwise in biasing me
In di,charging my duty as q citizen Of tbs
United States; and, furthermore, openly
declare that no overtures or inducements we're
ever held out or offered by him, or any other
person or party. / now proclaim, since I ave
the implication cast upon nv name as A muir.
derer, and all the epithets rot becoming a
man, abjure and renounce further allesiano
to the American party. his
HILLARY - HUrCHISs,
mark.
Witness: Geo II. SoraoRoN.
To the officers and members Of Eutaw Lodge.
Georgetown, ID 9. 1t
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nor RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
Il stories Of the House over the Leather Store OF
MIR. J. c. SHAFER, opposite the National Thea
tire. Inquire on the premises. dec 10-eo6
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
VTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and firm Of KEEL
Err MAY, Plasterers, was dissolved on the 18th
day Of January, 1857.
The undersigned win continue the Plastering
business on his own account.
feb 4-3t* JOHN KELLER
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The storeship Rslief.

New YORK, Feb. The q. S. Store shin
Relief was spoken on Monday, In lat 81, Ion.
II, cruising for vessels in distress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC, NEW mU
~ sic received every week and for sale at
FERGUSON'5
Jan IL. aS6 Seventh ST.
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EOR RENT-NEAR THE NEW GOV.
l. eminent Printing once, convenient Dwell
ling House, containing six Rooms and Kitchen.
The Bouse IL situated on Peirce street, between
LIST aud North Capitol streets. To good tenant
the low rent Of $40 will be charged. Apply to
the undersig ned, opposite the premises, or AZ my
stall at the Centre Market.
jan 30-n CHARLES THOMA.
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nRANaE ARD ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
~ road six Per Cent Bonds fn- sale by
Jan S2-2awlm RIGGS co
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A CAHu.-HAVING MADE A CHANGE
IA In my business, 1t becomes imperative upon
me TO close previous transactions with the utmost
dispatch Therefore, al persons indebted on
open account or by note lying over are requested
to make immediate settlement by cash or accep
table paper.
feb 3-2w ". NJ. McGRE6OR
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WArCH RErURNs.-Patrick Coulan, vagrant;
workhouse 80 days. VIM. Sanderson, do +; do.
Bernard Nulvan, do; do. Peter Flanagan,
do; do. William Hicks, fighting; security to
keep the peace.
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ARNY,S CONFECTIONERY,

No. "a Bridge Street, GeorgetotcH, D. c.,
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN
w ments are furnished with the best Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, &C., at the
shortest notice. and on the most moderate terms
Medal awarded at the last exhibition Of Metro
politan Mechanics Institu'e.
ian SLIT (Union& lntel)
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Ito! no! TIE GOLD DIGGINS.-6REAT
IL BARGAINS The advertiser will sell OF
exchange his Farm OF 80 acres, for property In or
near this city. The house aud out buildings were
built last wear he will also sell 800 acres, with
large Brick house and commodious out build
ings, and likewise 100 res with good buildings.
They are all separate farms, and adjoining one
anothsr, and sit1ated on the Little River Turn
pike, 8 uHles from Fairfax Court House, Va For
further particulars inquire at4ls Massachusetts
avenue, between oh and 10th streets, Washing
ton City. feb 2 ate
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UNFINISHED ROOMS-TwO PARLORS
l. and six Chambers, Handsomely furnished,
for rert at No. 40S 9th street, betwted 6 and n.
feb 2 it,
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LARCEsIEs.-Henry Thomas, colored, was
arrested for larceny, and was committed to
Jail By Justice Hollingshead. The same Jus
tice also held Ellen w elsh to bail for further
he 1ring on a charge of the larceny of jewelry
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Coop, fair Spanish quarters and levies will
be taken ct par for confectionery, at J. G..
Wsaver's, opposite Browns hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

"In Union there 10 Strength. The Public
Good our only Aim.
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FOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
Il handsomely furnished, In one OF the most
desirable locations In the city, being In the VI
entity OF the National, Browns, and Derter's
n nre, "a, s,.o .evs,,i ,.,v
pleasant Chambers. Apply al No. s6 Louisiens
avenue, south side, near 9th street. feb2
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SPANIsH coin WILL BE TAKEN AT
y par for HARDWARE, &c and prices will
be guaranteed es low as any house In this Dis
trict. JOSEPH J.. SAVAGE
Sign Of the Gilt Saw,
feb 2-6t Pa av bet 10th and nth streets
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CONCERT FOB TIE gKSEpIf OF faR Poor
In consequence Of affection In the family Of
Mrs- spaulding, the concert to be held at her
ing house Of Mrs Bannsrmsn, on the corner Of
Ninth and z streets, Mrs. B. having kindly
,ssdsrsd suitable rooms foF the purpose.
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GAxBLISe.-W. II. Martin and Jno. Simms,
both cOlored, were arrested for being present
at an unlawful assemblage, gambling, &c.
Justice Hollingshead fined each $40 and costs
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

WE ARE Receiving TO DAY, FRESH
w Cove Oysters, Fresh Lobsters, Fresh Pine
Apples, Fresh Peaches, Fresh Tomatoes in her
medically ser led cans and Apricots In Jars, all
of the most superior quality.
KlNG q BURCHELL,
feb 3 Cor. Vermont av and 18th street
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CYLVANUS COBB'S GREAT STORY ~
- In the New York Ledger for Feb. TIL Buy It
st .t.[ FER6UEON's,
Jan 81 Ss6 Seventh q.
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DISMISSED Alexander Eggleson was ar.
warrant issued on a charge of riot in October
last. He was taken before Justice Holdings
head, but the evidence being insufficient be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

POOR The manager of the Washington circus,
MI. U. Shawen, has kindly rendered to tn Q
Mayor OF this city the proceeds of this nights
performance for tho benefit of the poor of
Washington The bill of entertainments an.
nounced for the occasion is equal to any of the
season. Madame Tourniaire, Mr.. E. Woods
the Ferran.i family, Mr. Rivers, Jim Burt,
Hankins, Kincade, Foster, and all the com.
paDy will use their most strenuous efforts to
please on this charitable occasion.
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ASSAULT AND Yesterday, Mr.
Holloran was arrested for an assault with q
loaded stick on Mr.. A. N. Clements. The
case was taken before Justice Dom BY Office
Reese, and Mr.. Holloran was ordered t. give
bail In $500 for his appearance at oouyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-05

VALENTINES, WHOLESALE AND RE
tail, the largest stock In this ely. No. 20
between 9Th and 9th streets
ian 3O-tf H. J. McLAU 6HLIN & CO.
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TEE FAIR in Schneider building was large.
ly attended last night By the advertisement
in another column 1t will be seen that some of
the ladies will be present from o clock D. IN q,
to dispose of articles to those who may wish to
make purchases bat are not able to attend at
night
LECTURE ON MUSICAL the Academy of
Music, last evening, Professor Crouch enter.
tanned his pupils and friends with lecture on
the art Of music. He gave q short history of
some Of the old masters, Rossini, Schubert
and others, explaining their different styles,
acc ompanyiDg each with illustrations.
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For Sale and Rent.

MRS. LAMB, CORNER OF 40 Ann e
w streets, and near the Trinity Church. h,.
three large Psr.ors well furnished 70 lei v,th
Board. Just vacated by fsmilies f.hs ats
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ono KEGS AVALON NAILS. now on
AsOOO hand and will he sold at a small ad-
vance to cash or punctual customers
JOSEPtn4I SAVAGE
Sign Of the Gilt Saw,
Iep got Pa. av, bet. 10th and llth SITS.
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rHEAP WOOD.-PINE WOOD FOR Gale
~ at 80 IS per cord, over the Long Bridge. al
Lieut.. Hunters Upper Farm, above the Toll
Gate, in Alexandria county, Va
feb4-1w WESLEY CARLlN, Agent.
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE
Il situated on Penn avenue, between 10th and
l3ts Strsets The advertiser being about 70 leave
the city for several months Is DESTROYS of renting
their house, which is comfortably furnished, and
suitable for afamilY. To coed and n sponsible
tenant the rent Will be moderate Pcssession
given on the LIST Of April next feb s-2v
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FIRES.


FIRE IN WEST AND KING STREETS.
About ~ o'clock yesterday morning a FIRE broke
out in the lumber yard of Messrs Banker Boueire &
Wells, in West street, King wing to the large
amount VI light material in the yard, the flames spread
rapidly, and soon defed the efforts of the fremen
wio labored very assiduously to save the property
from destruction. Thence the flames extended to the
cooper chop OF w. z. b. Bensel corner of King and
West streets and before they could be subdued the
establishment was col sidersbly damaged. The fire.
men removed large portion Of the lumber, and in
this succeeded 10 putting stop to the further
progress Of the fire. We have not been able to ascer.
tain any idea Of the amount Of damage sustained.
Both parties are, we understand partially insured.
FIRE IN COMMERCE STREET.
About o'clock Saturday afternoon fire broke out
in the two. story frame dwelling house No. % Com
melee street. owned by Francis Tilou, and occupied
by Thomas Riley and others. The fire originated in
the attic and was caused by defect in the pipe
which projected through the roof The upper part Of
the building destroyed. Loss Of DIR. Riley, about
$50. Mrs. Mary Zimmerman occupied the attic, and
sustained $500 loss no insurance Loss Of Mr.. Tllou
about 5000. The adjoining building, owned by Mr.
Westervelt, was damaged to the amount of $50; no
ipsuraDpe
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FrGlTIyE SLAvEs.-Two fugitive slaves, one from
Ia usisns the her from Maryland arr we'd 10 Provl.
derce last week on the Underground Railroad, aud
one Of ,hfm bas been for ssrded 10 Canada via Wor-
cs.t, T. The Ltuisisns fugitive msdeeau tempt to
escape Two ,ssrs ego and resched Cncina III, where
be was osptu ed by his pursuere and taken bsck and
steIwe Id era-lly treated. He deter nned DO <ever
that he nd eecope from slavery and the incidents
OF bis escape arc thus narrated 10 The Prop'deace
IrdnscTtpt
"He seized the first favorable opportunity aud fed,
eeteru ped to die before he should be again taken
back. Bloodhounds were put upon bis track. but dd
net overtske him. lie adopted q novel expedient TO
bslk thsm and keep them back. He left Cayenne
ptpt er N his tracks, which after being snued BY the
bortos ieIde'ed their PROCESS SLOW. lie reached
the Mi si.si,pi, committed himself TO leaky boat
re o'ose 10 the bottom OF ths boat TO keep out Of
tpht Of his pursuers. He said when he entered the
bat DO yss resolved that he would find grave 10 the
waters Of the river before be was captured Hs got
beyoi the reach Of his pursuers and finally secreted
hussf on b. ard ship bouod 20 the E,rth. 10
short time be was found fesrfal thst be should be
returned be begged II that was 10 DO his f.,e, 10 be
rrosp overheard, prefer,ing dsata TO the horrors
frun vi cb ne had fed The captain to b to c .lm
biz fearo he should not be seut back Aod, said the
espseip, Il will hsd load jdst like you Toe ESQ
tain brorgh hin safely to N.~-York, direosed him to
take the Esll River route, ssd named the boat. He
tivcsed biu 10 con TO Providence, where hs woald
Ind al DDS TO aid him In biz fight"
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THE TURF.

UsIos CovRsE, l.. I-TRorrIsc.-Saurdoy Nov.
% Match $500; mile heats; best in 5:
w Whel.n bG JAKE OAKLEY Ito carry SIS b)...I 2
d. Walton b. q Bob WaitoD Ito harnessl ........2
Time; 2;S7t-2S6!-2:i0-2f'i-2 :i6
Same Ddy.-A double team; match Al 900; mile
heats.
D. Plaer, M Lady Woodruff and br. z. Brown
DICK Reed f1rfeit
Hosgand Fs,bu,h and PAGER Runner. Paid forfeit
CENTRIvILLE CoUNsx, L. I.-TRoTrWo Thurs.
day, Nov. 26.-Purse and Stake 5000; mile boats,
best 3 in ) to wagons; wagon and driver TO weigh
800 n:
C. Carl, IN. Mllers Damsel..............2
hoasland m tist5ush 272
Time: 2:45-2+i-7;it-2:HL.
great Mrle Race for pursc aud sake Of $50
came off en- the same day, for which there twelve en-
triea Kstydid won in .good style. It was funny
affair throughout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAVAL The following is correct liss OF the Ward
room officers nov attached to the Ufited States receiv'
irg ,hip North Carolina, under the command OF Com
msnder + Scbenck;
R. Lantett J. T. Hart Surg on-G Maulsby Assistant
saissOn Nreeispd. ChsPlan-J stoeAbrdse Ma
Iise 0ieer-(spt r. Tsnsl-
For ErRoPx-Tbe British screw steamer Glasgow,
Capt. duncan. left yesterday for ssSow, with SIX
cabin passenger SO in the Storage, aud full cargo Of
wheat end -four. The Vanderbilt line steamer Arie!
Cspt. Ludlow, let for Bremen Wis Southampton vito
$50 passengers and $36, 925 so in specie.
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TAdyertsement
DRY CoODs TO SUIT THE TINES The Panic

Price, Of Messrs CHAs HEARD Co.. No col Grand st
.eeuinsly creating much excitement sneos the Ladies' s'
roic. opposite This not muco To be
yoq oeed 81 hen ider the Ter bic Sacrifice submitted
10 IA order dispose OK tor cash iufog the uniye
81 4. order obs'n ths much
6e,i,j s,tce their last bu n Rich sksat S7
cents p.i ysr5 slso full Drsss Psem Of ch bsysd-re
solk, ~ ~ 5O do Extra Rich 81 So worth q Eco
uoms bousskeepers esrn with surprise that III
fr FIRE Beschtd Shseng (ert wdr) st ~ cents yssd
worth the b. 1t make Of Unbeucoed sheet e est
-ct az Isi scslsl cost 81 Paris whitney
B6lkets 81 S3 80 pair, wUrtn So fine Pillow Csslgs
tea4 vince ct ssilins p1i ysid. cost "a
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fAiverti sment !

"REyoLT IN INDIA, OR THE FAIL OF DELHI"
AT PrRpys NATIONAL this gfsod military
ps snty drama by Mr. C. W Taylor 10 De pro uced the
.oy. The piece has been prepared great
exper e and With much The srs 81 neg r I'm
.cu drawings The properties music costumes machinery
&c faithful 70 desc ipors-the embracing the full CON
PAL, with the aid f the American AcTota Mes's Foster
Hsnhir Porcesu Herr TIexler and force 81
suxiurr, the produced under the immedse super
vision mr Fox I.sge director The great dram. Of 'h-
Cur MAKER of Moscow" farce Of perstcu,et Dut h
man vii be perform cd with tae above. Secure your
places eay.
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BoDf Or TIE USKSOwS WosAF lDEsrUED-A
low YESTERDAY tee body Of toe yoros ie
male tie edEe q Bctnwc' trsrk on IAufscay s'
sioepfed IL Johr Lubksr Ct 10 IS Delaney street New
Yors I.c.ued va, young GeImsn girl esued Henre'sa
ock Who las bos-ded with L1bkers family sbJut ~,et
evi - .fe eh 4. It s1ce which tire see LIS ben ini'a
z Or 'he cay ID. LEFT fsuy fouGd tarse e,. ~ neg
r,S n One them directed 10 hr brother IN oe,ny
srcfspt w,s ,dor, SGD Der lover Franz abNoefin N
.r.s be'we.r Ofsud AID ass.er s.rest' Ihe rensuhs
~ va roe Il tr family stating that she vas g1nsto POI
scr bslf AID that body could - focnd At oesnposs
ma. 10 .scr az her wteressoCt. un lns de-
tnp.aI,s a. saturday Mr. Lubker Is uader the i'm,
AZ e,cs,.sd committed t9e deed IN conselae-ce Of
ks,i-s tee- csseltee CT q. sIisuce VIE h'f .0fet
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BROOKL YN IIE,NS.

MERcAsrnE LIBRARY IN BRocKLrT "A pubic
meeting to orgasize su,h en- sssocsdoD viii be held
tb,.rerirg, ct the Broohlyn Ahereum corner Of
A,ls.ic ard Clinton streets TIE call has over sir
buldred Signatures, shoa.Hg Brooklyn to be wide
awake CT this suhiect.
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I A1vertisement,I

DISEASES Of the THROAT and LUNGS cured by
apriica h h and phsps j. R SrAvYoRD's OLIVE TAR Circu-
,f. sstiu ouisls Thurow Weed Isaac " Fo~
ler VIM Towpsesd esq, sri from many other promneut
psous Nc. Safest east side Of Battery 30 css bottle,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

MILITARY "A meeting 81 The officers of the Hud-
Biissoe bed ODD Fellow. Hal Friday eveaisss
BIsaeieI Gsueia Htt' ID presiding al ~hich Committee
two from esch Company sppon'ed 20 take into considers.
tion the pfopnety Of oprS brigade uniform II the Com
mee Gee de that dent they viii report bill Of dfess
90 the Brigade Board
military COMPANY being Organized IN Jersy City,
be cs led tire J.r,y City ii "a Guard One hsnded ssnes
tsv. b, en- enrolled q members
The military COLI cited IN Hudson County last ysss.
smoUnus x7O last week sppooned ~ the u fcrent
c,mpsnes
Jersey CITY Con,ln.nts hsye passed resolution adopt
full regulation uniforms, and Committee has been
pointed TO procure them.
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tAiyer.i,ementI
DYSPEPSIA, DROPsY, GRAVEL, GOVT and RHEu.

WOLFF. scH.fD.N AsoMITIc scHsAFPs
nded By tbs medical fec ats for the shove suts
Pot Ia quart and pint For sale ty all druggists
srocsfa upoLPao " oLTk Sole Importer.
No. II Beavers
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IAeverisementl
IMPORTERS ST

IMPORTERS STOCK OF NECk-IIES AT RETAIL.
BLACK Fancy SIX TIEs. around 8 cents twice
certs usus. retail prices N cents ,nd 81 So
NAPOLEON 7IEs STOCKS aud scARFs fqusliy low.
SMITH s BkOVwsR No. ~ Neseyst up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

GROUP AND WnOOrING COIC Group can Be
cured In few minutes and vhoopbs Cough 10 week By
piyirR eTAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR TO the thos aud chez
Pe .Oc bottle At No IS State a.. east SIDE Of Battery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

SIserrAR Asp rATAr AccIDESr "A man psmeA
lenr p.ei sIsss5 ss-F on vessel ., Atsasis Ds<k
met nth ,s scieept Saturday. whe Engaged N d.iv
Ss oot ths te Of the vessel sprnns out and sntins
I'm OF ihs head lnlea him iasnf TIE Dc esseS abs
- y'@fse fsse, and leaves q wife ard two ehllara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

HELAsCHoLr 0ccuRRfScy.-Oa S.,uyd.v sesr-
ss, child q @ u.,osh-r Murray v. q se,,h 4.
.'v vat o. the sb.s In ses-Dck M,r. s,ss e.
III. eta nding bssas TIE DAD "a.
.-N rhl- his sh,r -'rt into Ire stable ID. osws
p uoto-d he b, In "a, va .,s 80
"a ur'hei nscp found the oocy ct sas bo,t ~
child vas about years CT sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

= size frcri --i.s recsiv-d IN crsearsnes NJ ~,
run over on Wednesday last By stage Of the Third.
-..ILe lre The evioence sGdIc-d snow q tas :,
curtros to be purely accidental, and the Jury req
deTtd verdict TO that ei-o'.
HEAVY RcBBYRY-Mosr or THE PROPERTY Re-
SOyERtD-At various tues duutg De laf ,os n's1'
the rBrc s.ie store OF Nr. John Wild No. so Cedw
.'r'et fss been robbed of l26 eoz-n p,cks -knlV-s
vsuee 8, 1913 Il. Mr. Wild. upon tssitg "a se,oar
# e. Is dsy tr two siCce, mi.sed his property oa
q some time at loss 10 know IL wh't m.naer u
Rad crsrr.s,ed The books were eK,mced. br
they exhibited no smount Of goods solf corresponding
sith the smouIt missing Suspicion 81 leogto fet
spon Charles Tucker. dealer in merchandise ~no
occupied 80 Office scjorirg NJ Wids stors th~
,fbce ard stole ony being tePsrsted By light psrti
zoe vhich extended only part way to tue csilg
Aeptcs'ion berg made 10 Justice Osoorn he issaeds
warart +, the snes. of ru,ker and su'sber ~srsn'
TO search biz pr. misses 9TH II which placed 10
be har d. 81 Officer Webb for execution. Tue of ar
With view Of recovering tie property, II possible,
foouto Tucker from bis lace of business to Crook.
Hotel No 1875 Washington street aud sscert,i1ed
that be occupied q loom there. Ga Stucdsy nign'
off CT Webb, accompanied by Mr. Wild, followed
Tucker to the hotel and In il lie tine thereafter
went mp 20 bis room. DC knocking At the room 'ot
II opened otter 6 brief delay by the occupant
WHO exhibited much confusion at tbs appearance Of
Nr Wild.
TIE officer forthwith arrested Tucker. aud thee
commenced searching his apartment which resulted in
The FL ding Of 100 Dc zen knives. The property vas
mr. rpipg ara gned before Justice Osborne and ,oked
uo in d.fsut of $500 bail Tucker IL 80 years of age
wss born in Wooser County Massachusetts and lives
stNo. 90 Washington street, Brooklyn. He plead not
guilty.
In III, partition dividing Mr. wid's store AID Tuck.
ers flee large fan LIP ut vhoh swung boges,
and II is supposed that ourng the evening after tbs
-iore IVES closed, Tucker by of rh,rt laodsr,
r., CT ed he tan light az rushing aside dsscsnded
ITO Nh Wild, Establishment and there selected such
goods g. pleased Tim. The stolen property he would
remove before morning 10 bic temporary apartment at
Crcck's Hotel. The accused has s very respectable
appearance.
KILLED BY FALLING FROM A BUIDlSG-On
Ssturoay lsst man named William Broderck fell
from tt roof Of Patrick Dsrvers foot OF
Fify.sec oDd street r. 90 the ground aud receiv I'd
such rhrp.rous injuries that death eosued ia alb
fifteen minutes. The Coroner was notified and will
hold inquest.
A sad eccident occurred On Thanksgiving Day on
Sister Island the residence of the Hon t. Chid
il fIom caIelessnes. 10 firr at target with only
board fence 10 arrest the balls. Of Ms Caholn
o ayir in 40 adjoti ing G was shot ito tbs neck The
bail entered the Siodpipe and the carotid ar
te,y, siI king deep amorg the nlood-vesses. II WAS
,rkep out yesteresy afternoon by Dr.. Fade Of Pert
Richmond.
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