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IlWEbBlNG- HOUSE FOR RENT-Tbe
House of Mt Ellet, No. 2ss ri street north
sue, between 18th and 18th, with stable ana car
is for rent. This large cheerful ard
oommodlons dwslling IN perfect order, and will he
tenant. ~ aos os .Go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

A HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
House at present occupied by DR.. X. Finley Hunt.
Don' - ioI rent 1t Is on the north side of Penn.
S sth and 10Th streets, I'm one of the
20 street, and containing IL besid es tho par
LOTS; Eor 1nIther information apply on the premi-
!.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

EOR RENT.-The DWELLING HOUSE, No.
- ES u Street, on the square immed lately sast Of
ront OF the City Hall, next door to the residences
OF j. NJ Carlisle, (the proprietor TO whom appiica-
son may ne Maoe The house will be rented only
rent will be 500 per annum payable at suoh nerods
a. may be aere ed on. Sc "a tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
H END OF the city, within few doors of the Sec
rstary OIL the Interior. Gas ana water, with baths
and shower baths. and IS rooms. For furtber mar
tlcuars Ing glre at this office. ooI5.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04
GENTLEMEN's GLoTHING MADE TO

~ MURDER MURDER
NENTLEAEN Who utter this ory IN their al enorts
to shave v ith wo thless Razor. should fnd the;r
vay TO ERANClS's House furnishing store ON
III street. - comfort to shave with one of his
RazoEs. He has Shaving Cream. Soap Brnshs.
StIops, Glasses, DO besldes a yor d or 1hsr nsa
fui notions You get your MONEYS " vJrth st
,o.r sRANCIS'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

UNO LET-ROOMS,l Furnished, } with Board, In
u eprivate family. on street, No. 5l4. between
sth and lth streets north, for gentleman and lady
or two single gentlemen. or 81 >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

H scriber offers for sale q spieudI I'd Houseand ~
on terms TO snt the purchaser This house and lot
Eor further information apply to T. BAIJMe3a =
TEN, NO. 2T street. between the houra of Az
O'Clock and O'Clock D. M " no i Sn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

al, ~ p,tiud!ce The stsy lsvs are poo a.
so-t Of sisson; they creste ai',ruS' ~ fs;i in
section a, nome as well ss abroad, ana ,y e.sey BOT
gvirg sry real help or rene, ~ ss tbera IA no way TO
s.M m.as ~ secured by mortgage IN the Wes's,.
S.sses lent after long sno teolous oeiays nromnt
s,ons " odes thst can be acopeo 10 ops az
n".s Ivjp only mention very tnnpe pe,n. pue, .,
.l, .ousc" and successfully prscticed. a; ooiio"'
.1nsne n With the understanding tos' ne - ~. " N
,tbe expiration Of two yearsi out ~ tn Paf
Sy = !. made due in ore year, at tne eAp.s -,
which ths mortgage s ioiecloseu tr the immedi ste
az Of the norfgaged property after the ""o" VI
fLe ,.cor wear if TIE amount Que IL pV' PS ,ro~a
Nov tAese aid other matters snouio % b
ae,r,sv into consideration than nov soue'o' 'us
-. az The result | think would be more Jus. ano
proper determination in regard TO secunLos, w, -
fbe Western Ssaes and, to CERTAIN eA', .h, a.a.
corfdenoe. saw it stated some sneIe .ae S;. o.uG,
Ssy ttst "the West, by the unilmlteo cleoi.
.a1 from the East had become like
nd,n,IsYd ip recklesspess and wild speculation,
"snd that the only cure was to'ai aosLnence
"from-credit" TINS msy be witty, bn, COZ
fa;nlv netter true nor WISE, and TINS doctrine, II
CARED into practice might possibly be a. sharp IN us
snplcstion 70 the East as to the West But, al any
rate people out West are softer enough now, 80 ier
lid srscuhtiors are concerned; and II we now want
10 borrow money ii is only for necessary and lsgt-
sts nurpo,es 10 secure from the wreck created by
the late storm what is yet floating and can De saved
Ard we orly want TO borrow money on such terms
that we can some recruit, and possoy see petter
times sgsin, before are called upon to repay II,
md no. esntime be eaten up hide ana haf, ny tne
interest. go
am no writer, and have no ambition whatever to
cons before the public as such; but as veriiy be-
Iieye that all have said above is true, and may 70
sorne extent contain expression OF the views ana
wishes Of many, You have my full permission to use
1heee lines you may zee proper.
remain with sincere esteem and regard,
Very yrespectfuly and truly yours, ~
Psi in the city days and will be 70 and
the tine 9 my lodgings. No. 6i8 Broadway.
IO,k Gin. Aug H. 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
A CORRECTION.

To the Editor V The ". \. IriDtne
Sir: There appeared in your Saturday. issue an
article h'sded Quarantine AdsIs which cannot b. permitted
10 pas Lnnoced The desh Of Mise Susan Lyle Cross from
therein referred TO- IL sttblted 70 her bsthin
Contiguous TO-" and boating directly the shipping u
the further s,ed that article that peop
thst she caught from sowed 20 loose from ca
" sntiDs who from infected yesels la fact the tenor
whole would lead the public 10 believe that Mss Gross
tad least Of IT, rash and ndcreet sdy
Now S In memory Of the dead and 10 the feel
ngs Of ber beresyed aud afflicted relatives and friends desire
10 state during her short soolrn on
Staten Iss,d made single excursion "smong" n
With IN the shipping in the bay that she
SD ke or her knowledge, single individual from
any vessel Quarantine elsewhere 10 the bay that she never
OF iDuoicousy exposed herself in any way shape
on InsIrer the contrary exceedingly quiet nodesi
and reiisg In al she did and all she said -
The Iwhoe extent Of her bathing and bostng a. follows
SIZE bAhed eis times in two months a. point aoo'
mile yanderbs Landing and sbost many times took
sail boat from the point along the beach 70 the
new fort and back again -,
These are the Whatever the theory might
he will insert them, IN Justice TO tie memory 0 the
deceased and the feelings Of ell who knew her.
assertions that the servant accompanied Mise Cross IN
boating excursions and that the parties resided in the residence
Cf Mr. Sylvia, equally destitute Of truth . ~
Respectfully yours, ID. hI-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
!. the b.etf Veal Whist kind OF stsve.ry'

j, the beetf lYeGl whss kiad OF stsvesry'
(Glsor's VITA. nrrsery Uouid you rsoomnsrtf
iSc cre1 Or worlc you be wiling 70 trsosur: fs~
psr.s BY eIprsss II ] serd ,hs money NO
ISAAC p. CaRIssAsp
F--ri. fo- fI Farn-THos. W. FIrLD-Tas,e sra
ssu NE frris better adapted 70 farm culture than to
osrcep outuie and the distinction should be Is:s By
fluters There are some locations tbs. vii grow
frr;t trd rot another. There u nowhere q Nien Of
P,,.di.e tbs; vii grow every Kind Of fruit Wast is
best scspted 10 any looslty has to be proved By
nersroe Some localities VII grow pears ard vii cot
row apples; ard it will not do to Plant Spi.zenberz
o. Neptcwr pippIns because the Baldwin apple hsa
done vel IN tie came Localities 1t Il true TIA. ore
.ort of Pears viii grow in locality and will not II
suo,her usn may grow a specific crop, be. net q
general one. SO, in growing fruit, q fsrmsr should
corfre hi. fruit growipg to fev ststeard varieties
rd rot attempt too great variety.
A question for the Club at tee next meeting belrg
called for il wss decided to continue r Arm Fruits.
Sol os RoBIssos said be had 6 letter processing
Harket Gcydcr Iegctabies.-f. n. PhrriI OF
Rjormp2tou H.. ssks this Cub to dlscuss this ques-
tor. VIA. ae tie very best varieties of vegetables
- 10, a market garden, spd how and when planted
Z" and tended. and IL VIA. rotation so aa to make
complete list T.
lie SAWS such q LIST hss reyer been published.
This question was adopted and the meeting sd-
iorr1 ed 10 Morday, August 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

MoNDAY, Aug. lG.-Present, Judge MEIGs, Secve-
tsry. WM. LAwToN of Rochelle was called to
the Chair.
Miscellaneous Bgsiness.-Duripg the hour devoted
10 miscellaneous business, variety Of matters were
introduced. One by Judge Megs upon the Cotton Of
AgeriG.
An account, translated from Paris journal, says
ths. Algeria can produce cotton equal to any part OF
the world. Twenty varieties have oeen tried there.
Grating herbaoeous plants on woody s,elts has
been successfully practced in Paris. The middle OF
Msy is the time for the operation.
Cochinedl in Algeria is excellent in quality, bu. the
labor costs too much.
Maddr is also grown in the highest perfection IN
Ageris.
Ne1r- Rochelle or La,rtoR Blackberres.-Mr. LAW
ToN stated his method OF pruning his plants. II
consists in careful by heading back all the branches TO
the fully -npened wood. In some cases half OF the
length of the plant is cut away-generaly about one
third of the length is Gu. away Then all the fruit
comes 10 perfection. Commence TO head back with
the plants the first year of bearing when 200 to 80
berries may be expected from esch plant, as it
branches ont very full OF bearing limbs. Care is
requisite in picking, the berries not rpe when
they first turn black.
Mr.. BURGESS, a gardener of East New-York, s.s.s
that ne had Lawton blackberry plant that had been
sc. out two years. that bore this wear 3 berries BY
sctusl count. He is saving all for seed finding that
they produce true TO their kind.
SoIoS ROBINSOS-l have q few words to say upon
this subject. accepted an invitation the other day
from Drew French, fruit deslers in Barclay street
TO 20 up with q few friends and see where and how
tie New Rochelle backberres grow.
We visited Geo. Seymours place 81 Norwslk, Conn,
and found five OF ground covered with this
variety Of blackberry, which have no hesit.ney
about pronouncing distinct variety. and altogether
superior TO any other ever cultivated or found
growing wild. In fact, this was found growing
wild in field at Nsw-Rochelle, some fifteen
years ago, and transplsntsd to the garden of Mr.
Secor where it found, after several years expert
ence TO bear cultivation much better than any other
Wild variety ever tried. Its superior fruit soon at
trscted attention. and Mr.. Seymour seeing the advsn
tage to be derived from propagation and sale Of the
plants set himself at work TO produce them by all the
ats known to practical and experienced nurserymep
One of the results sale of 600 plants last year
and his sales this year will be much larger if he has
plants enough to fiji his orders. II has been more an
object to sell plants than grow fruit for market, but
the production has been very large and price very
munerating.
Product Jsr Acre.-I made q careful examination Of
the frat half acre planted and found ten rows. OF
thiIty.two punches each, making $50 roots Is orig.
ualy set upon the half acre. The lowest estimate Of
any Of tbs gentlemen present Vas five qusrs Of her
rss to busch Of rpsts. That would make Eve bush
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
iAivegt.<eDen.

Messrs. GOMEZ * Mills Inventors OF the asW
pateut sstrY Fuss TRAM. respectfully iav',s ts eva -
military .u;AOs-s member. Of he ptsss ant the ps eeS
ally, 10 witness exhibition Of tAeI SAety russ
ped 70 tae tns annon ~hch viii tahs pace BY Pseus
OF t' Honor the Mayor Dsnie. n rmsnn- ese q the be
tery on IvfspM MAJ, August IL, The Sas1ssne
Fuse VII Be eoa battery often x pouolsssl we
vi. BE- instantly and snalAneessy fined from sai 10 lie tvG
thousand feet from toe shore Cannon vii he rsres.
y discharged from vsions pons with enhs Of ae iA tra
illustrate the extreme velocity eeoud ony ecc.eityi 81
this Fuse n military opsrsso1s "A whie DE-
availability Of After having been spi sneuay -
b. by Crs the mcxe nsteai Of the oe f
rtoa the fuse. Every scomuojshon vii BE- sdrtA
for sp>sors Of police will Be the
prooeedpgs fail Aracoye - a. iacx~stca 10
yensols aud the progress Of
MIfr.RN AND NAVAL SNIrNcE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

MAIL STEAMSHIP OFFIcE.-Y Yesterday afternoon an
assault was made upon stranger route for Csifor
MIA in the Compsnys eice, foot Of Warren street, by
ore OF the runners who hang around that establishment
apparently with the Compsnys consent. 1t appears
that one of the runners wanted to purchase the
strsrgers ticket and upon being answered tha. he
thought he could attend to such business himself the
runner ctruck him a violent blow in the face, when
half dozen other runners ru he'd u and beat the man
most brutally dsfgurng his face in shocking msnner
The stranger e the Office with the intention of having
the parties brought before the Msyor but whether sue
cessful or not we did not learn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

trg II Grsess s.Tss. wit t.s reckss ras!. tursee
trs;te OF. srd r;r-s hu vs.et. Wee fay s-c-s.t.
Jofc discovered he loer a.: gave irformsaor vties
led 70 tie s-ee. Of Psssick, Oficsr Panes OF tbs
Egtth Precinct coring scross t5s accused u the
vicsiiy OF toe spot where John VS. found. potioe
Of ths stolen properly VA scad uPoe ,hs Pesos Ct
Ps:r;ck a-d Identified By tns complainant. To So
crsed was takse before Justice ksIy yesterday NOR,
isg asd committed for tia in dessE Of 500 bal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

I1ceed, tts,s u SAL 30 b. q1.,s hsss r'mbsr Of
Pc rsons in Rictuosd Courty who ready 10 Agree
with DIR. Thompsor r-stpsctivs Of party, and with q
ps.riotilr which does ITEM a,d hIn iLfnits credit
to return him, before the Is. Of September ~ msny
delegates to TIE Syracuse Convention a. lie chooses to
order, backed BY a. good credentials a. car be gysn
to those chosen in Mr.. Egberts uesting Saturday
evening ard al for ether return than the honor OF
the thing, with Of course little Of the Thompsonian
No. 6 to keep Up wholesome excitement. But how
ever this may be, there il one thing FOR which the
Tbompsonisn practice on the island deserves great
credit ard for which the citizens should take care to
give Dr. Thompson due thanks before he bows TO them
his graceful sdieus after the Novsmbe; election 70. be
has given the Republican psrty among them thor
ough parge which has earned away vas. dea Of very
bad and fetd matter the oas Of which will restore the
party 10 its pristine state Of health and enjoyment
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

"WHo READS An AMERICAN Book I'm the June
number of The London Civil Engineer and Architects
Jourra is lecture delivered before "The Royal En-
gneer Establishment at Chatham" and covering ten
qusrto pages about nine of which are extracts from
"A Manual Of Road.Making,' by DIR. Gillespie of
Union College, published in this city about ten years
ago. II should be mentioned tina. the writer gives
handsome credit for bis Wholesale appropriations.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
{ ihe follOWing gentlemen

Mr. Jas Bache OF Excelsior Club ofliciates as umpire
The committee have made special provision for the
accommodation of ladies'. The surplus funds will be
donated as before to charitable or benevolent purposes
between New-York and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

We call attention to an advertisement of project
for establishing an American colony On an unoccupIed
Island in OcesIca To the adventurous this enterprise
offers unusual attractions and opportunities We know
some sf the parties engaged in it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

The METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnyented b
Gso. SNSpEss ID. islS-rhl the genuine Article h.s ssvu
beea euA.i for producing the keenest posdss ei<s
Can be obtained Of the sahscb~ and sole asaafsce
er j. s s. SAUNDERS. Stors No. 7 Asor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

prGIIIsrs PouNDlyG EACH OrHER.--Abou. clock
Yesterday mornirg a party of would be-denominsted
sporting characters who had ,mbed by chance in
the public house known as "The Adriatic" corner Of
Hudson and Barrow streets, got into genera and
bloody fight The most savage encounter was between
one of the trainers of the "Benicis Boy and Alex.
Mason, the proprietor Of the establishment. Mason is
said to have been badly punished about the head aud
face but how the others Jared was not stated. The
doors beirg closed the fight was confined entirely to
the house and the police not being called upon, the
ruffisns had matters their own way.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

RyN LEI THE PIRArE.-A new French traas-
n nv III tile SIS psosac-d rvx,rs N.rIssAl rrrArsa
l,., eyeu.vs , Mr. r. Joh2so1 aat fr-a eom,s4y - -
ca. an. Va, sny .Cccesfc WI b r-pese4 rossss
sas r Il tie =. es Of me SsysS Esc.szs o. Ana
LAipr DsEspFS sr3 Q fArcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
IAdverttssaeut-

SINGERS New FAMILY SEWING MACMNE.-Ns
other SEWING Machine for family esusA the sisA
spects beauty the machine The per.sssa sAA yssg
a.. IN C.Il And examine IL l. N. SNGEa Co.,
" No. as Broadway, Nswf0A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

BAsrBAL1.--The return match Of baseball between
New-York ard Brooklyn will be played this Tuesday
sreroon, at o'clock, on Fashion Course.
The two mines have been considerably improved
sirce the first game Mr. Masten Of the Putnam Club
will be the catcher for Brooklyn. and Mr. Pigeon OF the
Eckford Club, pitcher. Mr.. Manolt Of the Eckford
Club will take the place Of Mr. Bum, who has With
drawn in consequence Of Illness and Mr.. Pierce will
play in short fsld. NJ OBnen, the pitcher in the last
game will play second base and Mr. Leggett will play
third base The two nine will probably be composed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
CIT Y ITEMS.

TgE FRASER RIVER GoID DIGGIsGs PRcsorNcED
. HrxBre.-A mercbaD. OF this city Who hss beer eI-
ter sivsy engaged in shipping goods to California went
ou. there come months sgo to attend to his business
affair, Or his arrival be found that al the miners of
Greenwood Valley. where he had brother residing,
ard many other places in the neghborhood of Sscra-
mer.o, were clearing out for the New T. Dorado on
Fraser River. He, therefore. concluded to proceed
.hi,her himself, and sscertsin what chances there
might be Of making good "spec," by sending his
good. to that region instead Of to California lie now
writes homs, TO the effect that he has seen the ee
"phspt horns ard all and that il is the greatest hum
bug ever got up The information is obtained from
respectable firm in this city, who assure Us that 1t
may be relied upon as correct.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Aty~.SmsaIl /
CyRUs w. FIHIr
IAts-g-.sr mart

r.PrsAL PsoroS,,Fs Of cSsvs ". F'sts % sxsnAAaa
sk.o,s G,LtssY Ne So Bsstvsy over re,opes' ss>A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

THREE ATTEMPTS TO TAKE LrFE.-About or s
o'clock yesterday morning several Germans occupying
room on the third floor Of No. 236 West Thirty-ffth
street. awakened by some one trying the door OF
their apartment. One Of them opened the door, where
upon fellow entered and 10 TO the inquiry OF
what he wanted replied tha. he was looking for bis
mother. The occupants told him that his mother ws
not there, ard that the room was occupied by men
but the fellow insisted on boxing sbout. His nsolence
greatly eprsged the occupants, and one Of them pick
ing up boot gave the intruder blow over the head
with the heel thereof. The men then proceeded to
eject the fellow from the house and had got him into
the lower hall when be pulled out knife and stabbed
Cornelius Friedyen in the forehead, arm and cheek III
fictng severe bu. not dangerous wounds. An asfm
was raised and policeman coming up took the rum IL
into custody. The prisoner gave bis name as John
Cenley ard insisted that he went into the house 70
look for bis mother when the Dutchmen got mad sno
hi him over the head with boot-heel
young man, eighteen years of age, named francs
McDermott, sted by the Nineteenth ffecinc'
police on Sunday night, charged with stasong QUO
Patrick Dunn. The parties had an steresuon :
porter.house uptown where McDermott, az IS aegso
drew knife end stabbed bis antagonist IL the eoo"-
men, nhictiIg dangerous wound. one JOIN h!0H
arrested On accessory and both were iockeo up
by Justice Brownel. The injured mss was eareo '''
by bis friends.
Andrew Eliot an Irish boiler maker was arrested
the Nineteenth Ward, on Sunday night, cnsrsea Win
attempting to take the life OF Christopher he'e' .
German, with whom be bsd quarrel about some in''-
ter of trifDg import. Elliot was locked up
Cor RosBEp.-At late hour on Sunday night oni'
Ger Palmer of the Eighth Precinct arrested fellow
named Patrick Quirk, charged with robong Jonn
OCOppor of his por,emonnaie and contents shout SID
and ,lvsr watch. John is waiter at the s'evens
Home ard Patrick . waiter at Merchants Hotel: Oa
Sunday the two became acquainted on the f0fkviHe
cars. and Patrick finding tha, John had money sooui
him was very peofu.e his attentions sna rsqae'sa
him frequently to step into shops where sPnalu0n.
Equcr. we're dispensed The result vs' tn@ 1ohh so'
rrstty veil uuadlsd, and wss found oy PonoetnsA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

ALLEGED GRAND LARcEsIEs.-A servant wo nan
named Mary Ann Williams was arrested yesterday
morning. charged with stealing qusnti,y Of clothing
from the dwelling Of Mr. Birissl No. 9Sprng street
Mary Ann was employed to do some work sbou. the
house and during the temporary absence of the occu-
pants clipped into bedroom and helped herself. Mr.
Brdsall happened to come along, however, as Mary
was going out and seeing the clothing took her in
custody ard conveyed her before Justice Kelly. Mary
Ann Yves sent TO prison for trial.
A day or two ago Mrs. Mary Woodfne of No. j7s
Hudson street appeared at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, and mali complaint against a servant girl,
named Mary Wood, whom she charged with stealing
from her house clothing and jewery to the amount of
81. Mary was engaged as domestic on Thursday
last, and immediately wen, to work, but during the
temporary absence OF the family the second day there
after, cleared out taking with her the jewelry and
other property warrant issued and placed in
the hands of Officer Bower who yesterday proceeded
TO the corner Of Cedar and Greenwich streets arrest
the dishonest girl, but policeman Of the First Pre-
cnct had preceded bin, taken the accused into Gus.
tody, and recovered the stolen property. Justice
Osborn committed Mary to prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
iAtvs~.Ass,.Ssl
ATLANTIC TRLnSRAPn.

QCrEss ksssssS.
yrhoss es: sr~vs Ma sss usA = ssAssr
PsrsoTSr's rfY.
WEEDS Partsr.
WpfrSrg 4 Lf " frorr-aoS
SEr-- ,ou4 Ne 81 Btos1~sJ Nee Y,Ns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

Mr. George F. Nesbi.t of tbs city las besa ss
pon.ed Sta,onss fer tbs State Of Wvceas.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

CoRREoTIoS The articles stolen from Miss Crooks
and recovered by the police were found in j""oiy
store in the Bowery near Houston street, ana not In
Broadway rear Houston. as was inadvertently men,
toned in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

Boar CAPsIZED-0NE Man DRowSED.-Willam
Conroy was drowned in the river near Lsnsingourgh
Rensselaer, Co., on Thursday evening. Itsppears that
he was boat in company with two other men named
Richard Barrett and James MoMullen, when the boat
cspsized and Conroy drowned At last accounts
the BODY had not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

ALLEGED DIsoRDERLY HousE-Csptain Squires Of
the Eleventh Precinct, with posse Of his men, on
Sunday night, made descent upon the premises, No
26i Stanton street kept by Frederick Miller, German
The place lad frequently been complained Of IS dis
orderly house, and at the time the police arrived
dancing music card playing, and other spors were in
full blast Miller, and two men who resisted the police
arrested and locked up for examination. The
inmates were sent about their business the lights
tinguished, and the doors locked by the police, who
took charge Of the keys.