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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

dollars alfead expended on coal lands,
BIZ ths Kanawha Gal Companies, viii ba
of little Of no avail. But With tic Kana-
villa River properly improved, thereis no
estimating the enhanced value Of their
very valuable coal properties. And here
We may add, that tie four Coal Compa-
MES Of Coal River. themselves, have actu,
ally expended, inimproving the natiga-
ton Of that river, one hundred and thirty
thousand dollars. (s13o, 600. J and are
now raising $50, 600 more to repair the
damages done. and restore navigation -
Thus making $3.50. 900, Or an average d
$40, 900, for eacE Of the Coal River Gem
panies, paid and expended IN improving
we navigation Of 0oat Ri0sr, tributary
ofthe Kanawha. With such liberality
set them, ought not the KanawAa Coal
Companies to purchase Bonds sufficient
% enable the Board Of Directors to let out,
al once, under contract, PORTIONS Of the
work, and begin ) speedy improvements
Of the navigation Of the Kanawha River /?
Let there BE- "a long pull . strong pull,
and a pull altogether" in this matter,
and We feel confident that the Improve
mont will soon be undertaken. and yigor-
i ~ i . . e Y "
ouslY prosecuted. 81. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

Highly lnterssting Faftieuiars.
Accous9s o. rHn AestDErrs

i tRosros tuiy fT.-Theletters received
from the Telegraph Fleet. BY the atiee
.Nunros, furnishes the following Particu-
lars
The Niagara and Agarneninon expert
enced most violent Sonthsrly gales from
|the. day thsy left Plymouth. and were
driven AZ faf North as 81 deg much
higher thanitlae rendezvous, thus delay
ing their operations several days. 4he
Niagara behArsd, In all respects hhe 9
thorough Sea going vessel and was none
tie worse fol the storm.
The. AgaDbeImion on the contrary SUI
fered severely. Az one time the com :
mandar Of The Agamemnon informed his
first officer tlIatThe had 20 hopes Of SAY
inc his vessel two hours longer. 80 great
was her stfaininr, but the storm subsidY
ed 1t last, and abe rode out the gaze.
a. most unfortunate accident occur red
on board, however. caused BY the break :
in9 lose Of the connections which held
the cable in its position on the gun deck.
The cable q got adrift . and was pitched
about the deck undoubtedly much sc' its
damage.
Two hundred tons Of coal also got
adrift on the same deck and caused inf.
mite trouble. Two seanaen were injured
by these accidents. one Of them having
did arm and the other 4 lcg broken.
The two vessels and their tenders r.
nally arrived onthe ground and on the
morning Of the 9Dth ult., opnnectioli of
The cable was effected, the weather being
then sufficiently calm, The paying put
had scarcely commenced bcforeIthe wire
snapped. Afte.Aa few hours detention,
another splice WAS made and The steamers
started, The Aganlemnon aud berconsorts
for Ireland, AID 1.-The Niagara and her
companions for The American coast
Signals we're KEEP. up betweenthe two
vessels constantly, 4 message being
transmitted every 6fteen mibntes. All
vas going OH well lill about ~ miles had
been paid out whee the electricians On
board the Niagara, disepyerel that tho
circuit was broken. This was al hall.
past 2.o'clock, IA. NJ. on the eth,
The Niagara was immediately pit
about and had ALREADY reached the mid
ocean, rendezvous when at O'clock she
was first seen vi the ship Alice Man
roo. ]8E
1t was Believed On board the Niagara.
that the cause Of the second breaking was
a kink in the Aganneulpn' slaife, caused
by its dissrrangement during Tie gale.--
But Of this there IS no eertainty.
Nothing is said about tho working Of
the now brakes. Probably 1leFe had
been no occasion to put them inSnse.
The Alice Munfoe parted company
with the NIAGARA, shortly after noon Of
the eth, and lost sight IF her about q
o'clock The Agarnemnon had not come
IN sight.
The officers Of tile Niagara had hoped
that her consort would arrive in season
70 make another trial that day, but, as the
Wsether was foggy though calm it is
hardly probable; that any thing was done
on the a7th.
For two dogs subsequently the weather
was quito calm and favorable, but after
that there was anotlaer SUCCESSION Of heavy
Southerply gales. and tho weather On the
Banks experienced BY the ALICE Nun.
roe was exceedingly rough. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
The Hanging Of Barksr by a Hob

JosEpH BEARD. the city marshal OIL
Lexington KY. who was killed BY Bar.
ker on Saturday morning, was. at the
time, endeayoring tostop fight 10 the
market house. BarkerFwas engaged in
the row, rushed upon Beard With knife,
whichIentered hisside, seyering The lungs
and entering the heart, killing him in
stantly. al terrible excitement aimmsdi-
ately ensued and the citizens assembled
in largo numbers. Barker was then Ia
ken to the watch house and thence 70 the
jail He was, however, soon seized by
the indignant multitude and marched to
the court house yard. "a temporary scat.
fold was erected from the court house
window. and at 8 "A. NJ, Barker was
swung off. The first rope broke and be
fell to the ground, q distance of thirty
feet. brnising his face considerably. He
recovered IN a few minutes and was again
taken up to the window, and another
rope attached, and he was then made to
jump again from the window. His life
less body was left dangling Id the air
throughout the day.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
Alu ESTABLISHMENTS.
commissioners BALE of valuahse CoaI
Lands, and Salt PROPERTY, on the
KRnawha River.

In compliance with the diIeelsons ofya De-
Icee OF The circuit court OF the County OF Ks-
ma wha. rendered al the last Fall term ikereof,
10 suit pending therein in Cha neefy, " GsIein
Hairless ami Lanhain are Compigihsais, AMI
lshe AGIninist nd Heirs 81 Cricket Ingles
late Of said County aeceasd, and othets ate
Defend ants 1.-THE undersigned, snpoinse5leoul-
missioners for that purpose by that decree.
will sell TO he highest bidder. al the fI6as
door Of tue Court House Of sa;dz County, ia
Chsr!eston, On Saturday, the 2sih day Az
gust next. 1858, the several tracts Of Land Of
which the said CroGktt Ingles died seizel
and possesssd, situated, lying aud beils .
this County,|a and are as follows.
Lot No. III Of the . Washington Burniag
Spring tract" containing IL acIes 3! poles,
"a part Of the Conrad Smh b tract and al
undivided fourth part Of two,thirds ofalIths
back or MOUNTAIN lands, formerly belonging
10 the estate Of John Reynolds, deceased and
which form part Of The Washington Blrn.
ing Spring tact; the Conrad Smith tact
the Harrison tract. Neal and Slaughter
tract" and]ths Steele tract" and all ths
right, title and interest in law, or IN esaityr
in and to all the lands sold 10 Franklin RsI-
nolds by the Deed of Partition, dated May
Is, 1886, and which was epnyeyed.tc iAs
said Ingies by thes said Franklin Reynolds, one
Others, by deed dated Sept 3. Is4i, and 81 ~.
cord in Kanawiha Clerks Office.
These Lands are well known to be Tslus.
BILE as a coal property, and salt property, and
the bottom land is Of superimq quality. The
property will besold in parcels, or in entire
'ty, as purchasers may desire, and Is viii es
found to be most advantageous
Terns---So much OF the purchase mcpeI
as shall belnec, ssary to pay the costs Of sui
and Of sale wiIl be required in cash, and he
residue on 4 credit Of ONE, TWO, and rHEEi
years, in equal instruments, beating lAteFen
from the day Of sale, tue pure haser. o. pnis
chasers, giving bond with good personal seru,
rity, and the title retained until payment Of
said bonds ID full.
JAMES L. CARR, I speeih
TAO. b. SWAMI Com =.
July o. 1888 tds.1AI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
Map olI firgiaia.

Call Ct the Store of Messrs w. +. u
J. H. .GosHoRs, Of this place, or on JOHN
E. LEwls. Of Maiden. and get ! copy d
the New Map Of IVirginia. This map has
been gotten up BY Messrs RIrcntE Il
.DuSSAyAsr Of Richmond. It is well
executed. and has all Of the new counties
upon It that were made during the last
Legislature. II has Ihe railroads. turn.
pixies and dirt roads Of the State marked
out. and, altogether, contains much val
liable and accurate informstion. Every
Virginian should have 4 copy oft. The
pocket Map is sIA 30. The parlor
Map, which il wsll vanished, and
mounted N rollers. Is ISL See adver-
tisement.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.

part. laid down hisiustrument and quiet
~ left the stage, untilat length only one
remained.-lhe most modest, but. on this
occasion, not the most retiring, member
|ofthe band Tho WINS left, !" solitary and
alone" saving away on the grandfather
| Of fiddles. He soon left, however, amid
the greatest confusion----of hands and
feet. M
The a,idience was large. the Hall be.
ling we'll filed Crinoline abounded n
superabuhdance. and naught could BE-
seen Of some Of the young gents, as they
Vat between two bundles, save their heads,
A good deal of amusement was caused,
BY The efforts Of some Of the nasculines
tofecoTer their tiles from under the seats,
where they had placed them when they
first came ID /; il could only be doneS by
fnodestly requesting displacement u
Tho ample folds pertaining to the fetni 4
mines, BY the time another Concert Is
given, we presume the Hall will accom-
MEDIATE at least 200 more, as ws under.
stand the last adrices from Paris are, that
not only are hoops ignored, bat even e
starch. This is . move from the sabli,at
to theridieulous Il
There was but one draw back I'd the
Concert, and that Was the reprchensible
conduct Of some woald-be young gentle
men who / did mostly congregate il
the Back part Of the hall. and made-them
selves Hnetorions by their ill-timed yoci-
erous yellings, clapping Of hands. and
stamping Of fest. Their conduct was
neither creditable 70 themselves nor their
parents. We hope measures WIN be "a
Ken 10 prevent such condae. another time 2 :,
Thetpayment Of an entrancs See, does PCT '
give any. one license to incominede others.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

TIE Woman's Aaeocate, is the title 81
y paper VIZ have received from Philadel.
Iphia, & which is ain advocate Of Woman's
right to earn her living at any respectable
employment she finds best suited to hel
capacity 50 far as this goes, we bid
the paper God-speed. and would recon.
mend tito the favorable notice and pat
ronsge ofall Who wish to. see woman o.;
cupy her proper sphere. t does not
seem to advocate Woman's rights, in The
fanatical sense ofthe word.
The editor rays, those who notice
the paper, will % entitled 70 tie use Of 4
set Of engravings Of our Sewing Machin,
article w will pay charges" &c: NJ
you don't, Mistress Mcdowell, You
salt is not fresh enough. There is to,
much chaff for old birds. If Grover 4
Baker wish usto advertise their Sewing
Machine, they mast pay US for il in som,
legitimate way, and not undertake t
smuggle il d crinoline as stool pigeon
wa are very susceptible to femininity, bu
you can't como this move--it is too bare
faced. we win exchange WITH you, i
vow please, and We will exchange with
Grover d. Baker for cash.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
The Grand Turk Hon,Na,d L. -

The Washington correspondent, s !. I
Baltimore Sun. intimates thss L. q ihs
lieyed Che Turkish Admiral WIZ !, : Is b.
closed his visit 10 this cotint,v I uss idst
no such feelings as would NV sls viii
superstition that q ship Of var XII ~; Ne
eminent win ever Be built hs, y ggor-
pressed. when he came huheT M
idea that our government womb 70 b
ctruc: the ship, and rufIied IN tenn r e0 y.
some delay on IL part to act NM ,s' :. y
subject, subsequent offers Of mo S.a %
officers 70 superintend construe.io .s'' y y
Eof such high courtesies IL lie pss su :, s9 g
ton l vessels TO visit naval ~. = y Y
seemed insufficient to eatisfy hi. A'l9a.
not, therefore, probable that - i i'm "
the color d the Turk money, Il s ~. y
his government have much jast l -. !
spare. WV .
Wonder II be intended that RI y
lean government should HANG E., a !, =
sign IS shipbuilder to- his MOI yen y
Ihighpess the Sultan of Turkey ; 'a's
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
From the New Market (Shenandoak
/ . Spirit Of Democracy, Il
Iudge BF0fkcnbrGlgh.

The Charleston Kaaawaa Sfar nomin-
ates Judge j. W. BkockEsBRoEGH o.
Rockbridge. for Governor. ~ abiding
10 his character and claims, il dessryedly
compliments him, as man Of irrsproach.
ABLE character, Of brilliant talents, and
without the faint Of any act to mar his
private, political, or judicial escRtcheon.
He has always acted with the Democrat
10 Party, aud has always stood in the
van Of the battle. HsIis q resident of the
upper portion Of the Valley, and, as the
interests Of the Valley and Of Western
Virginia are strongly identified, we pre-.
sumo he cannot but meet Witha warm
support in Trans Allegheny Virginia.
He is staunch supporter Of Internal Inn
provements- -of all measures that win de-
velop the resources Of this Common.
wealth.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
.5Pi,e.in Maiden.

We learn that short.tiuse before day
light. On last Saturday. q fire broke eui
and destroyed 4 large brick store house
In Maiden, belonging tO Mr. JoHS B.
sM1rH. By great ezerticn the adjoining
buildings we're saved, There seems to
be 10 doubt but thatsthe fire was the
work ofan incendiary, ID Ere having been
in the building during the sanamert-
Loss not known. llI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
DIgp

Al tie residence Of her huSlaai! Na.,..
Beckett, Esq, in Cabell Countyt " u q, d
CpnsumHtien, Mas. SAsDAL o. BzcKrrf.
aged So wears, 6 months and siay..
As a wafe and a snstiief. she had few ecu,l,
Sue uYed IN he bosom Of her lam II snd
attenuel VIII npwearIed care to al thr iGti,i
of the hplssIolf. as. long as her Isl,eusls
world admit She Was a kind neigbbors M.
blsmaless HIeinbeIuf society.
TOT anHmoerol Yeafs hesIyasf haracieflIel
lof me mtl4t eminent piety, and when esfius
the dark yslley, she often spoke eonfden'ly
Of Him on whom sfeN fested for suPpsqt.-
y hen the trying hour came. cqlnnIY lolding
her arms, she .eetly breathed her iast.
Vrv
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

"Br ruE llour or rug Moon" AT
no time, and ID no place, does music
sound moro asweetly than at night,
and On the water and especially if it bee
moonlight night. viii notIsome Of our
Musical Bands favor ourpitizens with .
specimen oil those -dulcet strains that
'ttisoothe the heart 2" Ihe cool night
breeze, the smiling q tie STARS, and Mu-
sizes sweet strains, viii line our river
banks with An .appreciatiye audience
composedsof old men and matrrors. young
men aud maidens. fancy gents and bun
dies Of crinoline--and ifftheydo not pay
down, they win pay up when you give
Concert. t II ID
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
\ the !" Grand Duke

oh our first page win be found thru
ling narrative ola daring robbery, per
pesrated upon cur accomplished niilitar.
friend, the r grand duke" some yaar
sinceIin our quiet and law-abiding town
Hits worthy Of antattentivo reading, ant
is substantially correct. II.
Wehave heard il insinuated that tht
"grand duke" did notexhibit his accus
toned bravery on this memorable occa.
sion. but this is only the ungenerous de.
traction Of jealous and illiberal minds,
who have striyen in vain to. emulate the
daring courage and heroic yalor, so often
displayed BY this distinguished military
leader IN refreshing from the field Of bat.
tie. AS retreatiag general, the 'ssgIaud
duke" stands solitary and alone, unri-
valedin the4historY Of modern times. =
Who that il familiar with his courageous
retreat from Gallipolis 10 Point Pleasant,
will deny this proposition ? A long
train Of disasters pursued Napoleon in his
retreat from Moscow. but long blaze Of
glory and renown fingered in the rear
Of the /" grand duke" as he retreated
from Gallipolis. Pursued by host Of
ferocious abolitionists, and stricken hors
III il q 4 y -Eh 4 - l. =
de combat. the e grand duke, z on foot, sol
itary and alone, hastily and successfully
Eetreated until be reached the banks Of
the Ohio. and then, without ,hesitating
for moment he courageously threw
himself into the dashing current of the
broad Ohio, at tho dead hour Of midnight,
and swan safely to the village Of Point
Pleasant, On the Virginia shore. covered
with Yimperishabls glory and renown. and
with noloss. save his horse and slight
injury tohis /" beauer." Long may the
s grand duke A live 10 enjoy the hoaors
Of his brilliant(military retreats. and may
be be soon found In some elevated posi-
ton in the Virginia Militia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

OsrIfEHor. OoIoAl. EFPuoNr.-John
Merrynaan, Esq, whofis President. 81
the Maryland State Agricultural 60
ciety, has proved himself to be q
mary man, by his selection Of The
Committee on 0altty and othef
Biras.n It viii Be seen there is q
singular association between the
names al the gentlemen, and tho ar
ticIes they are to '-.sitr upon. The
names ARE rs follows-:H james Par
rot, Marmadnke Doqe, James p.
.Pqrttzzge, Edward III. Bird, and
james Y, Robin. This Commit
tee ougltIcertainly to give a nastsical
report, AMI II itbe not II tfengtAyone,
1t wall not 81 or wantf@ uola6itity
On the part IF Is y Par,t93tt, nor will
the cooipgof it5 Doee prevent its BE-
ing rendered iii plaintiyo notes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

The !" Kanaseha VALLEY !" idnot roach
our landing until about 8 O'clock last
evening, owing 70 the low stageofthe wa
ter We understand this is bet last trip,
until there is more water in. the Kanawha.
We are under obligations to WAGeENER
.&AlEsHrRE, Clerks, for Cincinnati pa
pers, and to :. B. MoRRIs, the little Mate.
for New York papers,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
e-Qualffisd.

Last week, ESos ARNOLD, the sheriff
elect Of this County. qualified before the
County Court, and save bonds, to the
amount of $4,000, FIJI the faithful per-
torrance Of his duties. His sureties are
Messrs BENZ. II, Smith, Holly Hunt,
Geo, II. Morrison, WI Kuhn, VIM. J.
Rand, James Atkinson, and John Slack.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

Engagements have been made in
Cincinnati for Flour at M,9e dollars
per barrel, toIbe delivered ID septen,
Der. Cheap enough, and an indiea-
ton that there is wheat somewhere.
But we would advise farmers who
have good wheat, not to b. ii hurry
to sell at present prices.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
Han. On. MI. Summers.

This gentleman has written letter 10
a 4th Of July crittendsn Meeting IN Zen
.tuckyl ii which he pronounces Mr.. Crit
tenden one II the best men now living.
We agree, that Dir. Crittenden is ! right
clever man but don't think the Enow.
1Nothiags. 81 the !. Peoples Ticket, can
elect him President.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
NnrIc,E.

KTNo Felix W. Canterbury. Please take r.
u tice, that on the Goth daY Of August neis
al the Clerks Office Of Wyoming Goaag
Court, between the hours Of 10 and q clo ~,
Lsha1l proceed 10 take the dispositions y ~.
yid Cante Fbury and others, to be read 81 e, es,.
denee in chancefy cause, now depenIGo,l1. ",
and undetermined in the Circuit Court o. y
oming County, in which am complai nant ~
you are defendant, at which time and Piacs
you may attend il YOU think proper, -,
Yours, JAMES BAILBNs =
July II, 1883 4:l4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

What hasour County Court done about
organizing the Militia Of KanaNha -
Has the military ardor Of Kanavha. like
allher other ardor, oozsd out
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

Omar EsouGH Good wheat was
sold, four miles from Bristol Harnesses
on the Goth June. Al 37I GEMS Irash nj.
bashel. and could readily 81 bou ,,S,;L |
40 cents per bushel. ihos1.sll Inc race i
connected lirec.ly 81 failraaI Nj
Itynchburg and Richmond.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

a. ]. KLINE. Of the ..Kline House,
,Pt Pleasant. has our thanks for late
copy of the Baltimore San.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

Wa+ 7. PoRlER, Editor Of The :. Spirit
Of the Times. died at Nav York on the
10Th inst.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
/ ALbERr g. JENKlSs !.
] JENNlEl S. BowLINa.

Ma. & Mas. ALRERr q. JrsKlss.
from which we infer, our worthy Representa-
tive has taken unto hinnselfa wife.
We do not know At what time Or place the
nuptial rites were performed, but The posts
mark upon the enYelop isdated : 81. Louis,
July To- (which Induces us to guess lat both
From private source We learn that Mrs
Jenkins is the only child Of the Hon. Judge
Bowling, Of St.SLouis. 4s
We extend to The distinguished pair oul
warmest congratulations, hoping that the,
may enjoy . long, peace fdl and fellciteus life
crowned with every conceivable blessing, and
which, at its close, will appear as . sweet
and pleasant dream I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
Mereef isadeDaY,

IN our advertising columns will be found
notice. requesting q Principal for this Instiu-
ton.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
hon. 4. G. Jenkins Married

.Bymail, on last Tuesday evening, we re-
ceived a package containing three cards,
upon which tile following names were respec.
lively engraved I.II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27

Ger. QUrrnas d dead. lie diedsat
NaLchfz Miss on ]the 18Th inst. I.s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
wa1ated,

IsOR hire, negro women, who - able te L sIl
H.. washing. ironing and general HOUSE a0at
work. Apply to !
can. PItoGLEh
EsrLkss Jackson CO.. va t July FL tses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
-
THE BALL SEASON.

NOIltk-PRoFRSsOR BENZ. YATES PRIVATE
s1iee VII take alaBe this TUESDAY evening Nov - ~
btS bgadwa near Houston street ~ BThe ladies ~ the
st ae bst who are gcd II Laura Keenes seare IN
ne Mnt miner Nights Dream, will this evening
1890" Dtnl yates dancing academy, 6is Broadway
Dancing commences at n, o'clock
rT'HE TWENTY FlFTH ANNUAL BALI. OF THE NEW
YORK herman Horse Guards Captain III Iahs viii lake
rece - TIE ~ Asssm9 Rooms 80 Broadway Tuesday
evening November y le Trkols 81 which c,u ~ mad II
the do0f o. " any o. the committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

ARREST or 4 THiEF BELONGING TO Az ORG ANIzYD
GAsG.-A German named Paul Foesten was arrested at
Fort Washington on saturday morning last by a police
man, and taken TO fonkers, for being dressed style
that created suspicion. Upon examination he found
10 be dressed IN clothes which the proceeds OF
gary committed IN lonkers days previously, and
carpet Dag which he carried found be filled with
ready made clothing, which was also portion Of the
proceeds OF the burglary On being questioned he admit
yea hat ne was an accompce 10 the robbery Of which he
was suspected but added that he would prefer conne
ment Tor twenty five years mentioning the names OF his
associates IN the burglary He was brought before
magistrate and committed for examination.
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