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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-01-07
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Eaohines.
HAVING h-ea Eppaisisa Rrrai f.y ths saIs Of
II GuoyEa a HissasdEW nc MACHINES
- @hl iafaiah ihrm. delivered hsffl "a oe e.
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30 su9Nantai maBnfr IN uhich thfy are mafs
Aaa lhfH fufFfiaTiY o. rcnffal use over si. OH
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ifE.tA 'n ihen a. srVrrsi of thfm sfs roe ia soc.
town Traua Cess
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-01-07

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m1st ksifiess zoe gave m@s bone tf.sssa a.f-
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p1frtsssa g. eath F18f b.m- W.s.tis ssnf
go o. fsst cf y.af frairHa's atf zee tI.I UI.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA...wAkE

- COUNTY-In Eauity-Sale of Valuable Town LOIS !:
In the ate-s of William L. Terrell and 9th RS; and
William L. Terrell Wyatt N. Belvin and Others w.
Court of Equity in the above entitled causes, the under
signed, Clerk and Master will proceed sell at the C"'
House door, in the City Of Raleigh the 9TH day :" 1ans
e. and bsns 10 hs
Ward Of the City Of Raleigh known in the plan OF sa
City Lot number two hundred and seventy-sIx Z"'
containing fraction Of acre. uI
I'd lot Of ground lying and being in the Eastern WA,
Of the City of Raleigh. known in the plan Of SAID C
Lot number one hundred and sixty. (l6") being pa'
said lot and containing fraction IF an t.N
TERMS SALE:-A credit of six months as to onen
and nine months TO the residue of the purchase n
will be given I" purchasers upon their entering mo I Of
sale-$S5 to be paid in cash on each purchase. o.s
Given under my hand at office. this sth May, s9,
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, U; NJ Nd
pr Adv. $S) 3S-Was"N
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29
Army Regulation.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The War Department
has issued orders establishing military school at
Fort Monroe for instruction in artillery practice to
be composed of the officers and garrison of the fort
but when the service permits the company is ia b
increased to eight.
The several companies now in Florida are to Be
distributed at Barrancas Barracks, Key West and
Fort Moultrie, S. G.
Fort Smelling will be Immediately evacuated and
the garrison distributed between Forts Mackinac and
Ripl Y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-Senate-The day was
consumed in debating Stewards amendment to the
loan bill, proposing home valuation for Foreign
imports.
Mr.. Hunter raised point of order that such
amendment was not admissible to loan bill
HousE.-The morning was taken up with the Dis
trict of Columbia business, generally unimportant
The bill to incorporate the Washington Nation,
Monument Association was tabled.
The Ohio election case was settled by giving the
seat to Vallandingh'm instead of Campbell. The
former was accordingly sworn in.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
on the Senate's amendment to the Civil Approprs'
ton bill.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION oFN =

EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION ONO
" Resolred, That The Recording Secretary b. ;.
s,ue.ed to have . certificates Of membership printed
member Of this Association, before our next r eseo
ing" "' 'nee
The above is taken from the proceedings q, -.
Educational Association of N. c., which was or,. .as
zed in Warrenfon the past summer. The o s;"
was to secure to members the benefit of rednced
on the railroads in attending the meetings Of are
Association. That the Secretary may disch, ,"s
his duty, it is necessary that he should know Z,
address Of the members. lie therefore reoue s,s
that all who wish certificates, will address him
note, giving their names, post office, &c.. with "a
extra stamp enclosed to prepay postage Let ,S ~
be attended to at the earliest practical
that ample time may be afforded TO have the cer;s
Gates prepared and sent to their destination h.s"
the LIST Wednesday in July next The address pss% os
the Secretary is VI
VIM. H. BASS
Ridgeway, Warren CO., N, c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29
Stills CREEK, May 18th 1858.

VESSELS SEARcHED.-The following is said to b,
list of the vessels visited by the British shipso
within the last three weeks in the neghborhood Of
Cuba:
Ship Tropc Bird. fired into, boarded and searched
Barque Clara Windsor, fred into, boarded and
searched.
Barque Glenburn, overhauled at sea.
Barque w. H. Chandler boarded and searched
while lying at anchor in the port Of Sagua Ia Grande
Twelve other vessels also boarded and searched
in the harbor of Sagua Ia Grande.
Brig Robert Wing, fred into, boarded and search
ed.
Schooner Wingold, fred into, boarded and search.
ed.
Schooner Cortez, seized, and now detained at Ina.
qua:
Schooner N. B. Borden, fired into, boarded and
searched.
Schooner Mobile, fred into, boarded and searched
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29
To the Voters Of Neso Hanorer County:

FELLOW CITIZENS: Two years ago, the Democrat,
&c County Convention selected me one of the cand;
dates for membero of the house ofCommons in ,bs
General Assembly. 1t becoming my duty. then an.
nonnced myself for yonr snffrages; you generously
gave me almoSt a unanimous support. / felt then
do now, and always SHALL deep sense of gratitude
for so marked an evidence of your esteem and conf
dence Having served you in the capacity for which
you elected me- and the conviction that the service
rendered, was satisfactory to you. is a source Of
,nuch qualification to me. 1t might admit, reason.
ably be supposed that one as young and humble as
myself. would be DESTROYS of retaining position 50
honorable; yet, for unnecessary to be made
public. must respectfully decline re-elec,ion--
Hoping the Convention Ito meet in Wilmington on
Tuesday of June Court may appoint good and true
men, in every way worthy Of your confidence, and
fully competent for the public service, who may re-
ceive the whole strength of our party's vote,
l am, your grateful servant,
ROBERT H. TATE.
Stills CREEK, May 18th 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29

WOuiQ prODaOly acquire That county, she made
proposition to us through Sir Henry Bulwer, which
becity. adopted. think were circumrented in
it i; and it is that proposition which now desire
this House to consider and which-if gentlemen
will examine it believe every this floor
will in his conscience pronou to have been great
bunder.
The ostensibe object of the Clayton Bulwer trea-
ty was to provide for opening the route to Calfor-
mia but unfortunately that part of it has not been
executed. That would have been advantageous
Its great feature objectionable is the first article,
which provides that neither Great Britain nor the
United States shall ever occupy, colonze fortify, or
assume or exercise, any jurisdiction over Central
directly, by any treaty with any Power, or by rea-
son Of any protectorate &c. Ii is an agreement be-
tween both Governments by which neither is ever
to take possession Of that country, to the end of all
time 1t has been called ilmot proviso, but it is
vastly more Objectionable than the old Wilmot pro
viso. &
We Of the South have thought that denial 0
the right to expand was unjust. 1t was denial by
congressional legislation. but q denial which our
Government, where we were represented, had i'm
posed and might remove. and which they did remove
in fact But this Clayton Bulwer treaty is Viii
J mot proviso imposed by foreign Government
against the growth not only of the South but like.
wise OF the North and Of the whole United States:
country and occupy it, Great Britain herself is 1
little island less in extent than several States ia this
Union yet she hiss, by conquest and fillibustering
generally, acquired three times as much territory as
the United States have. Great Britain, which like
that tabled giant bf old has Its hundred arms out
IN all ections seising territory IS.
Esa9es sss - tAas fhs Mleahe
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29

annual appropriations is unavoidable second
cause of the increased expenses is to be found in
the fact that the slavery agitation, for the last ten
years, has so occupied the public mind, that it has
overlooked and lost sight to some extent, Of prnci
pies of economy and therefore abuses have grown mp
more rapidly than formerly 1t is to be hoped that this
cause may to exist in view of the probable
settlement Of the slavery question. 1t is due to
truth, perhaps, that should add that though for
the latter portion Of this period the Democratic par
ty have been in power yet the responsibility of this
extravaganza cannot be solely even mainly charg
ed TO it. An examination of the Journals of Con-
gress will show that most of the Objectionable
penditures have been made by the votes Of the
body of the opposition party, and portion, often
small one Of the Democrats Though cannot &C.
yet do say. that the opposition to wasteu expen-
dtures mainly comes from their ranks
While, however, the expenses Of the Government
have been increased, it is nevertheless gratifying
fact that the taxes have been reduced. The tariff
taxes. by which the Federal Government is sup
ported are at this time lower than they have been
since the date Of my entrance into Congress The
two important reductions were made in 1886, and
during the last session. =.
Thus while more money has been spent. yet the
burdens Of the people have been made lighter, and
in fact the public debt is much less than il ten
years ego. Though, in consequence Of the pressure
and stagnstion o business last year. cauaed BY that
speculation and over-trading which results from m
extended system of banking and credit. there has
BEEN temporary falling of of the eyenues yet I
have no doubt bnt that At early day the present
rate of taxaton Will afford money enough TO app
port the Gosernment when economically adninis.s
The present ior ne Il 4a1sss ought thersfore Is
be adhered to- syen though il should for time keep
the Government i1s sonsx hst ghsspsd eisean,
Ss!sl,s:'s ssaeiss.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-29

VIsrf or rHES Rev. DR.. HAwKs.-The Fayette-
vile Observer, Of Thursday ssys - Z
Il HuMiredSo f 6ur eitzsns have enjoyed rare and
rich treat during the last few days in listening To-
the public Sermons and Lecture aud the. private,
conversations of this eminent Of North CAROLINA.
II il q question whether he ia innre eloquent and
able and interesting public her as con-
tsrsatonalist lislenef Is apt 10 coMclide That
4. ss sgass s g q 50 ssisa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

O,sof the boldest and most daring robberes and
llempted murders that have ever occurred IN this CITY
came 20 light yesterday morning, and was brought 70
The notice cf Justice Quackenbush at the Jefferson
Market poioe Court. The details Of the case, as far
a. or repc reT could gain them from the victim, are as
fcl0ws;
II thst at about o'clock on MOndsy after
noon. Owen McGrath, who for some time past has
been engaged in the capacity of gardener in Putnam
County. arrived in this city by the Hudson River
Rsirosi lesving the cars at the depot foot Of Thirty.
6rst street. Shortly after leaving the cars, McGrath
sss sccosted by three men, with whom he fell into
conversation and in little time the four on quite
scciabs terms Learning the fact that he had money
tbs meu prevailed upon McGrath to accompany them
to come poIter.house in the upper part of the city
wsere the party drank freely and at the expense OF
MoGrais They remained in the porter-house until
dusk when the three men took possession Of McGrath
who was by this time very drunk, and conducted him
70 tho Manhattan Gas House dock foot Of Twenty
second stseet East River but how long they remained
thers with their victim none but themselves can TELL
Drunk A. he was. he remembered their taking him
upon the dock and beating him about the head until
he WA nearly insensble and then rifng his pockets
of money and checks to the amount of SOU. Becom-
pe alarmed at what they had done, AID fearing that
be might identify them and their arrest, the men
held oonsutsion over his body, and, acting upon the
sSsse that "dead men tell tales resolved
fo tbEov him into the river. The Villains
then picked him up by his hands and
feet, and dragging him to the end OF the
pier threw him overheard. His sudden c)ntact with
the COLI water partially revived him from the effects
of tbs liquor and beating, and he called Justify for as
s;starce. Being good swimmer, he kept himself
aAost So well az his disabled condition would permit,
and bis cries very fortunately being heard several
mes said 10 be employed in the gas-house, hastened
to his relief and rescued him from the water His face
was covered with blood which had flowed from several
outs oa rs head and bis clothing was saturated with
water. Il this condition he found at 81 o'clock
yesterday morning, and taken to the Eighteenth Pre-
C:nct SlationHouse.
The psrpet, aors of this diabocal outrage ran off, as
q matter of course after throwing McGrath into the
ryer snd have thus far evaded the vigilance of the
police. McGrath stated to the magistrate that he
could identify either Of the men, and an officer was
accordingly put upon their track. Justice Quscken-
brsh. learning from McGrath that the stolen checks
were drawn on the firm of Gregory " Raymond, in
reenv lob street. wrote note to them directing them
to stop the checks and arrest any person offering them
or making any inquiries concerning the payment
thereof McGrsth- was sent to his friends and will
remain some tine in the city, with view of aiding the
officers ia ferretiDg out and bringing the robbers TO
iUst.ce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
FIRES.
FIRE ON sHIrsoARp,

FIRE sHIFBOARp.
About ~ oclock Monday sight Officer Be yrnour dis
covered FIRE on board of the skip Albert jamestown,
wing at the foot of Delaney street. +. R. and hasten
ing 10 the vessel alarmed tie crew, who soon e1tn-
guisbed the flames The fire was caused by the
akng Of barrel of lime that had been left exposed
upon the deck. -
YIRE IN NINTH AVENUE An PIFTf-ThIkD STREET.
About o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out
in large she'd corner of Fiythrd street anc Ninth
avenue occupied by John Pfaf storage for rags.
The shed and contents entirely destroyed Loss
about 400 insured for $500 in the Stuyvesaut lnsur
ance Company. Thence the flames spread to row OF
stables and frame dwelling ghouses in the immediate
vicinity causing considerable damage to the owners
and occupants thereof The stables on Fifty-third
street. owned by Peter Reilly, were destroyed; loss
5000 A twcstory frame dwelling on the came street.
occupied by John Appemar, was damaged to the
amount Of 5000 insured for $500 In the Hamilton In.
surance Company. Another frame dwelling, occupied
by Catharine Nester, was damaged TO the amount OF
$0 insured for $500 in the Rutgers Insurance Com
pany A building in the rear of the shed, oL the
Ninth avenue, occupied by George Miller. was dam
eyed TO the exteLt of Sj0 insured for sou IN the
Hamilton Insurance Company
FIRE IS EAST FOURTEEsTH STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, fire broke
out in the building No. 100 East Fourteenth street,
occupied by Mr. George b. House boarding house.
The fire originated in room occupied By nurses, on
the fifth foor ard seemed TO have commenced ia the
raters, but from what cause is unknown TIE furni.
81 500 Insured 81 800 in the Reliance OF Ph,ladel-
phia, 5000 in the Peter Cooper, and $4,000 IN the
Pacific Insurance Companies. The building, owned
by Abraham Il. Lawrence, was damaged to the
amount Of 81 900 or 800 Insured for $40 ODO IN tbs
North American Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

txl on whest ard Corn 10 be msto1 ITO" W. III,
q meseme operste' Are the Cans' oIe', 49, ', ,Ii che
tfe x9our 10 market and the Rano"o' y ' ss.,a, A.
GRANT The Canal boats are Pecu'ay =. - w.n,sd
collect and deliver s"arS wnS''T vessels, Why
at the city landings and on 1toar nIsi 20 fatal to tb:
then ss ssSqd S her sGsas be enacted
Mow ssy " you Mcseus cSmmssG%1TT'v % voa soa mods
on Shall .s bill iii i'9aS Hpoa aNa Grain as We'll as upon
10y .ovefipG tLo W" Nf W.
fo1 %nf cour,e the disparity complained of BY our
..nIo,t il the result Of oversight, and will
~ .o,rec,sd .bould the proposed reduction of tolls
IA oonsummsted. t""'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

dss st 10 tske charge q tse body bu. te
t.irsd hu all dt then tcot tbe body foa tbs
wts turned lnsds out lad suspoioo that tho Losn.n
knew eryiiiS of the uiurdet un he told a hs tst
brought the body from Brooklyn; teoush
sLoud have to brips the body over here.
joseph Bodsrd, being duly sworn, was examined ss
follow 81 live q. No GO Broadway knew ynuns m,n
last sunday week he came In about CT 10 ock srd ves
tee keep private house smithsoD Of
ure and strt with n assry frio1d would.
Emma Augusta Duff, being duly worn, deposed es
boarding bcl-e knew young named Snihsen he
boarded with Us between ak aud monh he left sbc1t
ago his habits were not very roE!x he sb very taeoo
dspsted he usd 20 home rtoIlos;ed afternoon
when nj cousin said There goes Mr. Siuuss" fe. snf
Smithsop and will Lave ou Of him yst : onilh
not ntoxc ated 81 the time vheu heard OF The mt cef
Of Mr. samue thought Mr. Smithson who oonmited
tho deed Smhson home otoxc s:ed trIce dinI NTH
irritable 10 bis disposition aid inotned 70 quseI
am about yesu od the oouverssiou referred y &C
CURED about year ago; heard any other remst
do know what SrihsOn wanted 70 BE- fevergsd Tor
sure be made use oftbe word revsnRe WAS friendly
with Sthson knew Ssnros bBt never tod him oil ne
threat told my mother Of IL
Emma Frances Mayo, being svorp, says-I live at
No u Myrte avenue Miss Duff the las, witness 10 cousin
mine xs present when Smthson said ne would be evenied
deceased It IL tnost two years uipk be voud no'
tell why he wished 20 be revensed he waa not osn
rated young man. know Of his having twice been nto
Gated know Miss Cuss; the reason why codLess psn5
up ween Mis- and Smhson becsuss he got inokcNd
1t was here announced that Inspector Weed ad I'M
portan information to communicate to the Jury, but 1t
was not ready yet, and he wanted fewdsys time TO
work up the case. The Coroner then announced tnst
the inquest stood adjourned TO MoadsJ next &. III a. m
Smtbson is stll in custody but viii be admitted 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
fAdver,isemen..l ]
lie undersigned Ius

Tie undersigned Inspectors and Sealers OF
U,sl,. and M,nr., in the civ Of NewYork hsvios bad
frequent occasion the various Platform ocs4es III Us "
this city peesed to BE- our testimony to iae slPe ' 10
Of those manufactured BY Messfs T. FAiSbAHss
AID DO cheery recommend them 10 the P4De 81 Inc 4''
perfect webbing machines in ,..,..,
RALPH TRrMBLY Inspector Weights and Measures Ia Di'te'
THOMAS H. WANwSICHT Inspector u District
ALLES +. SIMoSs. Dept Inspector, lst DISTINCT
GEoaCE ksRR ceser lst District.
JoEA II. FassLE, Seier. "a District =, go, p4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Advertisement
How DOES He DO IT DO his bones slide III

,b cher or 60 they roll up1 he swallow part OF him
self or .xrelns al; does he iron hunef ont nat
A. d hins up k- patt N. uipbIella And yet after
moo and ryrlns hat asz ng creature, full grown mao, At
BAK>rMs puts himself ane bis vine bottles IN o9I
rs uchts saus:e IL ncomprth.nsbe The famous bnd5
f az Fserrs Is sso psyd there To NG1 once more aud
jean Of Arc IHIs AFTSRNooS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Advertisement , -.
Iur,r'S Etpr .Nn RIRGI AR-PROOF SAFES

LOCKS nD VAULT Dooks-The undermined nsse o..
AGENCY for ,he sale u these c,ebssd sses M - p
he market the; combine tte poor quAy -, nr
Fycr SECURITY BURGLARS. Cal ana eAsnlne ~. '
FAlRsAsEs l. Co. NJ. iSs brosI"H
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

Duns the Of Msc5 above shown medical asd sur
e ysccir alton and medicine were Afforded Sui
touy tV73 persons. TIE priuca Of death were
phihs, smallpox and scarlet fever The prevailing diseases
Affected the and syem. Among the most
upi.m: phtsis bronchitis small snd scarlet fever
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
fAdverti9merf
A retired Gentle nan
To NERyors SrFFrDPRs-A re

IU NEKFUC = II 7 EIsf1tSs- IT 'It -, =
hs.irg been restored 70 health few days stef msuy
suffering ia send tfrsel assist oihers COPY
ption ard supry Of the remedy on rseet'ns u
envelope sesrisg the applicants address Dire. '47 WV
J0aS 81 DACNALL No. i3e Ful.on ST.. Brooklyn, ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
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sus h En- ayed n death may suited a 20 ts efficacy IN
Nervous d. by Decay Of the anma powers BILIOUS diso1'
td affections of the Lurgs T.stimouiss from thr hshes
Foi r,, Fu addr,s. rytn Sold by w CAvLfiELD Agent
e $50 Broadway Set fee any acd.es on receipt OF o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Advertisement. -
CbFtyFR's RFurDy NO moOnshlne certificates.

10 tesnuy prtes Away TO be tonnd IDIaIDe
Neuralgia, Liver Comps snt EHscatn and "eakTe's SenrH
disGbiirs ell pstvous complaints Sold BY '" A tauL
Agent Oficc Nc 3S BrOsd~sy Sent Tree 70 sy ~a
o. IL, ,iff IL H
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Advertisement

S,sb. i.. on, tor n. sprus tr,d. Cal a. vi G 49,
tsrns tp, 60 Us BryasWsy 40 .oe war. g.,
kggB< hkN",T
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
TAiv.~si--frie eQtl

STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL fousn.
eepse New YOrs-Otjee .r.p IN the ps so.ss0.
tsch he scIsNet oi Law and IN Hr..sIoSae %
'eA' A7tD ssis ~ On HAf' J. W fovLs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Advertisement
Tho CnrnOratiOn


,sk,s upon honor award the extr' sFs sum o 80 t
inc nova Of HOLINESS ten yeas established PIC bui
aess in the widening ReSest IL OF May The Oh Picture
sbon t saved for the people 0Cc in the taxing
fc5eap Pictures But who're HOLMES Poor fellow let hun
ct fro u his sbors The city is benefited ard $500 soiy
pough for . poor artist.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

FocsD DEAD IL TENEMENT HoU,E.-Corouer
Hills sterdsy held inquest at the Tx nt.eth Ward
Police Station, on the body of Patrick Donohue, a
yourg man twenty three years Of age, who was found
lead in the hallway fourth floor, Of the tenement
horse No. 2Sj West Thirty second street From some
lptt disco,o-aticns his neck, report was rapidly
ercnat. that the dect ssed had been stranged by
osng Ct rcfsus who were known to have been in the
house Thinking that there might be truth in the sus
piciops ahoat, Aotirg Inspector Curry of the T~en-
teth Precinct caused the arrest OF eight men and
women and detained ttem to await the result OF the
Coroner's IpquistOn. Wooster Beach, jr., NJ. d.,
made post mortem examination on the body, but
found no marks of vioeuce there IN the brain was
somewhat congested, and from the abssIce of any
otber cause the doctor was Of the opinion that death
was the result of congestion of the BRAIN The Jdry
rendered verdict to that effect. DoUohue was ma
tive Of Ireland lie was diIt-c srman AID worked for
NJ. Johr Hsckett contractor in Thilty-hith street
Don. hue was not seen 10 enter TIE house where hs
dead body wss discovered, and in what manner he
rescted the fourth floor is N! stery. lie was ac-
auer:ed with some women who lived on the floor
where bic reu aims were found and it is presumed that
at the ;ine Of s death he endeayoribg to reach
their room The persons spprehenced were discharged
at The close o. the inquest.