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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-01-30


the most valuable fertilizer known for tho
Wheat crop.
We have received a great many testimoni-
ais of its efficacy, as quick and strong ma
nure, and superior to No. Peruvian Guano,
as n crop grower and fertilizer.
II. IL EVANS, Esq, Howard county, Nd,
says: .'De Burgs No. l Amoniated Super
Phosphate Of Lime has given universal satis-
faction wherever applied, and where it has
been sown, it is as perceptible as light from
darkness. u
JAS. sKIDMoRE, Esq, Carroll county, Nd,
says: 81 used De Burg last fall on my Wheat,
side by side with No. Peruvian Guano, same
rate per acre /; consider it fully equal TO the
Guano, and more durauiS. / intend using it
upon my wheat this falln
JOSHUA G. GISr, ESD Carroll county,
Nd, has used De Burg on his wheat crops for
the past two years, and says, 81 prefer De
Burg TO any Guano ever made use Of either
on lined land or land that has never been i'm
proved
SAMUEL COVER, Esq. Anne Arundel
county, Md, SAYS ''Iannlieai De Burg 10 my
wheat land last fall at the rate of 200 pounds
per acre, and although there was not a fourth
Of 2 crop made in this part of the country,
will, from all appearances, get more wheat
than ever got from the same land before
We WISH IL uistHcuN unuetStOuu init we
are in no wise interested in The manufacture !;
but buy the article guaranteed to come up TO a
fixed standard and for the protection OF our
own and the Farmers interest," and TO avoid
mistake upon the part of the manufacturers,
we have every lot we receive inspected and an
alyzed by DR.. DAVID STEWART, Chemist
to the Maryland State Agricultural Society,
who rejects oil that does not come up TO the
liked standard thereby guaranteeing to the
farmer uniformity not to be found in Guano
or any other manure.
In consequence Of the great demand for De
Burgs No Ammonisted Super Phosphate of
Lime, many limitations have been put upon the
market, and are palmed off for it.
Farmers should be particular and buy none
but the GENUINE, which is in barrels With
rhtte heads and the manufacturer name in
black letters thereon.
s barrels
Eo- To secure the genuine article. call on
or address J. J. & +. TURNER.
aug No. AZ Pratt street, Baltimore.
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Guano, Guano, GuanO !!

NTE have in store the largest assortment Of
wv GUANo TO be found in the city, We
name
Peruoiap, Africap, Jcrican. I,eae-
sudan, Colua,bian, Fish, and 4haaipu-
lated GUlNO.
They are all sold at the lowest rates, dcliv-
cred from our own or agent swarohousos, there
by avoiding the possibility of detention.
Farmers buying from us can rely upon get
ting the genuinearticle and the kind they buy,
- jlhfnd our prices as low, if not lower
ON se-Slpuse in the city.
eerfiliz;nr ,S1oSc selected for their richness in
any other rhorsss<it. are the best in this or
ano ( ecan lsellcs any, Az Mexican Gu
Inspector the best ever hrone .s'efco ny lle
J. J. & I. ~ r's sss,seiintiy.
aug No. a., Pratt street. pnH;n,,
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IN FURNITURE.

made in the best manner and of the best mate
rails, and which am determined to sell as low
as they can be had in Philadelphia or N. York.
have constantly on hand Shuck and Hair
Mattresses. Feather Beds and Pillows made
to order at the shortest notice. Our stock Il
comprised of nearly every article used in house
keeping. rftif &fE Tf7T
We have just received lot of Childrcns'
Gigs, Iron Bedsteads, Cribs, Scttces Flower
Stands &c.
Washington, May II, 1856.
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IA HbEc, &c,
among which may be found a good assortment
Of C.fRPENTERS TOOLS and BUTLD
INC WATERFALLS, such as Locks. in every
variety narrow, broad and Loose Joint Butts; ;
Parliament and Patent Blind Hinges Hooks
and Hinges, Strap Hinges, Bolts, Screws,
Brads, Cut and Wrought Nails: in short ali
that IS wanted in our line tor buildiag.
in STOVES we have a beautiful assortment
Tor cooking with wood or coal. Parlor Stoyes.
aiso Tor wood or coal; Radiators, Air-Tiqhts'
Saisfananders Cylinder, Cannon, sc.
Ioonr stock We areeonsthnflyaddinr. direct
rom thc nfanufhetoriet, all the new and uscfnI
.l;. o's,nehis OF The times, and to which We
public. N"us anu 'Ae
JOHNSON, GUY, & co.
North side Pennsylvania Asenue. be, r,.c,
10Th and llth streets Washington, b. @.
mar Sly
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY EscAMPMENT.-On Monday morning last
the National Guard" of Hoboken, Capt G. Van
Houten, numbering IS muskets, and headed by iine
band Of music, started for Hackensack for the pur-
pose of getting their first taste of "actual service in
three days out door encampment The field selected
for the purpose is located about mile north OF the
HaekeDsack and the tents were pitched upon an ee'
walton commanding beautiful view OF the surround
log comtry After making the necessary provisions
for the encampment, the remainder Of Monday was
passed in variety of field exercises, and with the
night came the performance Of duty as picket guard,
and as strict an enforcement Of army discipline as
though they were in war service, and in the constant
expectation of an attack from the enemy. During the
night those not upon duty engaged themselves in the
pastimes and enjoyments common to a soldiers life,
and when this is said it necessary to add that while
Morpheus was courted by the iatigued few, the vide
awake spirit of fun presided over the dongs of the
many. The night was pleasantly spent and the sum
rise Of Tues brought the usual routine OF exercises
Tuesday was the Grand gala day. and was devoted to
the reception and entertainment of other companies
military officers and the friends OF the corpse geI,
orally. The Hackepsack Contnentals aud about hait
Of the Jersey City Continentas, beside numerous ue
cations from the military organizations OF other c'un'
ties in New Jersey and the City Of New-iork, "ise
hunber Of persoI al friends, AUD crown OF c''|0H'
the surrounding country-aInotg whom were 'c'''' ',
the fair women Of Bergen-vsited the camP s'ou"N
during the day. At the marquee, where Capt 'aa
Houten, assisted by Lieuts. Dewy ana be'nAic IL
ceved the guests, there was constant no" VI per
inent toasts and speeches over liberal supply u
sandwiches and champagne. review oy ooi. A'0A. :.
Shalter took place in the sfernook, and tho
the corps elected much praise from the asSemo'ase'
There had been flooring laid in front OF the marques
and at the conclusion Of the review The dance was
commenced and Ike pit up with much sPln' ul!a 'n'el
rupted abou. 8 o'clock by a shower Of rain, On
Wednesday the guard were the guest' OF the n,cx.
ensack Contnen.sls, with whom they uineu u, ut
s.uns Hotel. where they had happy time. With
the exc. p,on of the interruption Of their proceedings
By rain on Tuesday evening All was satisfactory and
ths Guard returned home on Wednesday night highly
pleased with their first Geld encampmeh''
r.. uo,. p.n.rrA.-A 6rstIete eAal-boat
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ADVERTISEMENT
Tile GORGEOUS SUNSHINE or HOPE.-It


unnterpedy upon tho constructive II il not hope do
feed either but hope speedily aud surely realized That
shape Of his magical East India discovery the ExIs4cr OF
CASNABis JNDcA This preparation tonic healing bi.sin
for all internal alterations inanuaon tubercles and Sores
glorious nervne excellent exhisrsnt substitute Tor 1000
such used in extreme of sickness builder up Of
shruken muscle and fbe stmuant producing no reaction
Of all the secrrtions aud fluids Of the bodyn fact no
medicine the world which embodied, as this
every good and healing quality chat concentrated IN all
catnOgued in the 6sp.nseOry The CAANABs SDcA
10 daily cinng Tin ell Of the country countless c.ss OF
Consumption Ahms Bronchitis Liver Complaint Nen,as
Ucersed Stomach, PslpitatOns Nervous Debility Coush
Colds &C. We have Testimony OF this which canno be doubted
DR. JAMES sells this remedi, blessing at S4a boe Those
who AFFORD buy obtain the recipe b. lending four
postage stamps TO DIR H. JAMES, No 10 Grand st. jersey
City New J,isey" We honest IN our recommendation TO
all iuvads this marvellous East India preparation is
praises in Iaouth and lis beneG. e;u. are
every city town. and village In the United states
The Doctor hes furnished abundance Of evidence that he
lot adventure but anxious only to sony the lass
years Of his life by doing good. Boston Herald.
Old Dr. H. JAMES hss neither Office nor agen. In New
York ss have pretended and adyertiscd The recipe
from place but No 10 Grand IT, Jersey CITY New
Jersey
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE RESCUE OF AUGUSTA PAROT-MESSRS.
TOWNSHEND AND GALBRAITH SUED

TOWNSHEND AND GALBRAITH SUED
FOR ASSAULT.
SUPERIOR COURr-SrEciAL TERM-July 3o-Befsrc
Judge BoswoRrHi - 80,
Harmed John Towrshsnd and Benjamin Osoran'
This action for assault and battery is instituted ny
The d. putty Jailer Of The Edridge-seet jail, against
the two lawyers who rescued Auguste Parrot, ose OF
the French tefauters, from his hands, while on toe
wsy 10 the prison from the United States Commission
er's Office. The folOwingis
THE COMPLAINT:
The complaint of the plaintiff, Leonard Harmed,
shows unto the Court: That he is, and was at The
time Of the transactions hereinafter mentiored,
deputy jser Of the City and County Of York. aP,
POINTED under and by the Jaer and Sheriff Of the said
city and county, and having. under said Jaiier and
Sheriff. custody and charge Of tho jail Of said city ana
county, and Of the prisoners committed to the same
all which, at the times hereinafter mentioned, was
well known to the defendants, and each OF them:
That in or about the month Of September las. 4uS
Auguste Parrot was by virtue of an order duly t
out of and BY one of theJudges of the supreme o@
of the State Of NewYosk, arrested by the sac ~
OF the City and County Of New York and 10 oend IN
bail in the cum of $500 100 duly committee 70 s. IN
prisored in the said jail and continued Sn i7th dsv
such custody imprisonment and jsh. on 'a' "'A N
that In &c about tho month Of February ''''' TOE
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GIVE Us A DRINK
To che Editor Of The N. Z. Tribune.

SIR: Why can't our city afford drink Of pure Gro
ton water every alternate Why must thirsty pc
desrisn be forced % hole remain thirsty Even
his recourse Is cut of now on Sunday running hydrant
moderately frequent intervals along the principal thorough
would be great boon to the public Will please
call the attention of the proper authorities to ths subject
her- Iorh, July % 1877. w.
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fAdveftiscmcnt.J
WERRnRICKsS TEMPLE OF ART"-NOs. 5S5

and SCI Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HALLoTvPEs superior to any made in this city
PHo1 in Old. Pastel and Aquercuc by FnEDRcKSs
corps of Persian artists
PuoTocR APIs in India ink Partisan style.
DAcuERREaTYPEs and AMBRoTyPBs in co,ors
Gallery open from to 10 H. and FREE TO the nspec-
ton OF the public.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Foley PAY.-The Deputy Superintendent OF Police
fer ,his city will proceed to pay of the Police OF
Brooklyn 70 lows: The Police of the First, Second,
Third and Fourth Precincts and Eighth and Ninth
Wards, on Friday afternoon at sO'clock. The Police
Of the Fifth aud Sixth Precincts and Seventeenth
Wsrd, on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. All FER
holdtg orders against any Of the police Of the
several districts are requested to present the same at
the time above stated to the men from whom the
same are DUE The Deputy will pay no outside bills
to any party.
About o'clock yesterday morning, fire broke out
in the vat shed Of tie American Oil Factory situated
At the foot OF Atlantic Basin. Red Hook Point. The
she'd together with lis contents entirely destroyed
TIE flames commune sted with number of barrels Of
oil which were In the yard, AID we're also consumed
The efforts of the Fire Department were Of no avail in
estinsushrg the Gre. and nothing could bs done by
h, but to direct their efforts 10 the security Of tho
otSsr property surrounding Tho damage doae BY tho
6r. u estimated at sbout u, eo, "a Which tdsre no
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fAdvertsementl
$40 SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ) 10 Sew

ing Machines the office Of the Company
No 49 Broadway Persons wishing Sewing Machines VIII DO
well this household svote before paying from 80
10 $50 for less valuable but complicated IL
needless TO add that bowls and shcks OF tho priced
Sew Machine dealers In regard to unoions this He
false sCd wholly without foundation 49,
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iueuIanc-. TIE bulldogs belonging to this Company
rave beer On fire humber Of tiuses witha the past
year, ard each time the ere has occurred from ac
otutnl carse,. Il ia act known how the Ere originated
or tbs occasion.
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BuRGLARY.-Tbe house of Mr.. Wild, in Ross street
was entered, On Wednesday night by burglars an'
thoroughly ransacked. The family being absent II
the country it is not known what property was taken
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EXAMINATION OF A CONFERENCE.-The
Threu sted for passing counterfeit 81 bills Of the
Ubion Bank, New-LOndon. was examined yesterday
before Justice Clarry, and fully committed for tia
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Advertisements 1

DR.. 8. S. FTCH's Six Lectures on COnsumPtios
and the Laws Of Life $50 psses 80 enravngA bound o.
planning which be diseases VI the Lungs aae
Hest and Chronic Disorder sent BY nall postage eS
on receipt OF 20 cents. Addrs. BIrcH Co.. No. W
Rrosd
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Advertisement

TO NERVOUS SUFFHRERS.-A retired Clergy
men restored to health few days. aer many years OF great
suffering known the means OF curs
Vii, send free the prescription used Direct Rev. JoHs
DACNAiL, No. 50 Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
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BuRGLARY.-On Tuesday evening the place known
IA Cumbe rland HELL corner Of Cumberland street and
Park avenue was entered and ten gallons Of brandy,
valued at Sl8 and $95in gold, silver and notes stolen
,herefrom. The articles stolen were the property of
Dir. &. G. Cousins, the proprietor of the house.
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tAdvertisement.l

AFFECTIONS OF TIE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Hours Of consultation, 9 a m. to p. n.
No. 82s Broadway.
r. HUNTER. NJ D. ii. MELVILLE, NJ. D.
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Advertisement.


FINE POCKET CUTLERY.-The subscribers offer
every variety Of above made BY the first manusc:srsr
being the Riches display Of the hind in the city j. s.
SAUNDERS, store only Ct No. As:or House.
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NV CHrrou.-The cone, stone Of the UGon II
f. Church, situated in ". Fell, st corner Of Hzns,n
Place. vaslnd ~ Monday Afternoon the Rev M-ssrs.
ipssp. etucley sLd Law. officiating on tie occ sion.
The building il TO be Of brick faced with brown stone
AID VIII seat seven hundled persons.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales Of real estate
were made yesterday by A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.:
Lots south side c d street commencing 100 feet east Of
th avenue, size 25xt00 II, S6S
Lot and frame houses No. 2i5 South fth street. Williams
buIgh size 25Ns66...;; 20
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GAS IN JAMAICA, L. 1.-The Trustees Of this beau
tifs village, at their last meeting, took into coasd-
GRAFTON the subject Of lighting all the cross streets
with gas, and instructed the Committee on Gas to
report at the re1 meeting their views of the expe-
dieucy of carrying out that idea.
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PoIsosISG Cow.-Ann McEwen was brought
before Jusce VOORHEES, for poisoning cow the prop
ery of C. Murphy, residing in Baltic street The
evidence was sufficient to warrant the Justice in hold
ing the accused to bail to the charge before
the Court of Sessions.
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SuIcIDE.-Robet 7. Whitaker, aged about 2
years, committed suicide on the 10Th met at Hemp
stead, l.. l., by hanging himself.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF FLrsHrSG.-Ths Law
and Order" or Vigilance Committee of Flushing L.
l., which was organized few weeks since, has now
over 100 members, CON- osed Of some of the NEST
respectable citizens of that place. Their treasury is
aLO in Hourishing condition.
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H-om the Atlantic Garde. at Hoboten on
10 '"' w 'es.rs. He'll and Pood offered three
~ $40. Commodore Bakers b,s.
first prize. The BobG.h aud
NV "op' "'A I'd third. Tho distance saied
sDd two minutes foot were
- ~ . n'' he general capacity Of the
~, NJ - l"'"N9 distance 10 three hou's.
seventeen minuee and thirryA ,S" a.
for.th, ba. her liz. allowances ~ ' ' "'N''
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p.. rr,r,v,, M. - val which took
$780, :, ,he o.o Cc4,,oo c,rssr. on Wednesday
ever ing, in aid Of the Widows and 0spA '"' unu
the Hoboisn Fire Department, pTeA ''"' "la'''
ard netted profit of sevsrsi bundred dom w. Inc
grounds were brilliantly Illuminated and 90 'ora'ca
with fire apparatus. and the occasion was ensA 'e0e0
with music by Nolrs Band.
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BURIEp.-Mr. vsnlew who was found dead in
Mercer street, was buried yesterday. Notwithstanding
the rain, there large attendance at the houae.
The Rev. DIR. Carter, Of Yonkers, conducted the ers
ees lie spoke Of the deep affection which the family
had been called On suddenly to sufcr and endeavor-
ed to console them by saying that "God had caused
"this painful dpensaton for some wise purpose Of hi,
town. and that eventually great and lasting good might
" how from it. lie had known the deceased for many
years and had conceived an affection for him hardly
second to that which he bore toward those connect.
led with him by the hottest of tea. The private
'chGactersof Mr.. Vanliew could not be sssaj,el: il
was pure and ineproschable. With many friend,
and no enemies, he eininently cacaated to make
hi marx in the world, and had he lived, muhitudes
Of admirers would have surrounded him, proud in
a.. ing able to call him friend. But the destroyer
came in a moment, without warning, and with no
friendly hand To bear him up in his last struggle with
Inc King Of Tenors, his spirit went to the God
mI gave Il, and the psrtner of his bosom, with her
sa0erisss childrea. sxe Lea 10 mourn the loss of
s0sa husband and kind and indulget fsshes.
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Az ESCAPED LUNArIc.-John Sutherland, q lunatic
from the Asylum at Flatbush, was found wandering
around the streets of the Sixth Ward on Wednesday
morning, and was sent to the Asylum yesterday.
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HEAVY RoBD,sT by CLEEx IN HoBcxSs.-Ye>
terday morning. while Claus Hennibocker, who keeps
grocery store at the Of Washington ard Fifth
streets, Hobohen was absent purchasing supplies at
Washington Market, lis clerk sbsconded with $40
$3.50 of which was in gold, and the balance in balls.
The clerk had been in his employ but few days ana
his surname was not known by Mr.. Hennbocker.
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BEATING HIS wnE.-Oficer AresOn of the Eight
ecnth Precinct, while on Guty yesterday morning. had
bis attention attracted by tho loud cries of woman,
cmanatng from one Of the tenement houses on the He
Of his beat Iasteuug TO the promises he entered and
forced his way into the whence the cries pro-
ceeded, and there found womsn lying upon the hoor'
and man standing over her, beating and kicking her.
The officer at once took the wretch To the Station
House, and locked him up in one Of the cells. Upon
reystpg the scene ofte outrage lac found the woman
suffering severely FROM the injuries clio hsd received.
The physician, j. w. letter. who attended her made
out the following certificate;
New YORK, July 20, 1857.
This ceri6es that have examined Ms. Dugg.1,
after receiving her injuries BY Ter husband, and she
being preRnss. I cofsides, from the nature 6i the
iIures. that ses Is in cd9o~ condition having bssa
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The Paterson Guardian mentions a most danger,
ons counterfeit on the Morris County Bank. The bill
Ia fysl is so well executed that it was taken by the
cashier of one of the banks in that city, Tue mits'
ton is 90 thorough that the plate will probably have
In be destrOyed,
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PATENT SAFE SwISDLE.-James Dennis, merchant
residing in Chepinville, Ontario County N. Y, was
swndled out Of $25 by the patent safe game on
Wednesday afternoon 1t is supposed that the parties
engaged in this transaction the same that have
been go successfully prosecuting their abors for some
time past. The occurrence took place near Green
wood Cemetery.
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VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAw.--Two arrests wer
made in Jersey City Oh Wednesday, for violation OF tn
law relative to traffic on Sunday. Mr.. Gustavus, olga
dealer, paid fine of $40. Mr.. Owen Csftry, confec
toner was also fined in the amount, but refused
TO pay it. and was committed to jail.
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..TruIy vos 1, written Eve know rcl stat Gay.
bo; m hour ray b,isg forth" The Dcctcr then
.r@Ee of ,bc vickednees c: New-YcEk. and said that
=. r,,;sop sooan and Gomorrah were as pure as
... Nc ad,ised Ii audience To beoome better citi-
1en. 70 Uphold tlr law 10 IL majesty. AID TO rcscrt to
harsh measuree in order to detect the essassns Of
,bc deceased. Vepgeeuce belongs TO God alone, aud
vc should res. assured that day thu! vengeance
would fall with stunt ING force upon the Loads Of those
who we're guilty Of this bloody deed. The body vas
deposted in vault in the Second-street Cemetery,
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FATAL FAhL.-COroner Perry held an inquest on
Wednesday, on the body Of Ida E. Allen, little girl
- years of age, who died in consequence Of falling
from an upper window of her parents residence in the
upper part of the city. The deceased it appears was
lett by her mother in charge of Rosan1a Kennedy the
domestic, and during the temporary absence from the
room of the girl, the child drew chair to the open
window and crawling up fell out to the ground Tue
Jury rendered verdict of death by accidental fall