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NOTICE.--T THE PuBILc. - The good
LIN and safe steamer ANNA I'isRRslI', built exs
pressly for the trade, William Q. Neal, ssS =
master has commenced her regular trips
het,yeen Onelnus,,s and NewOrlea,s leav
ing Washington every WEDNESDAY at 10 \. N.
and Ncworlears every. SATURDAY at +, N,
during the season. For freight or passage apply On
board or to AZ LOU Alii1ihh; Waslssls,un, \, ~
partcular notice that no feights will be deliveres
from the warehouse until the freight bill Is paid,
receipted back to the shippers for Al per
sons having freight will always lind theiroills ws.l
ized to collect and receipt forthe same.
| December 80. 1857. HlNGhi-If W.
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NoIlCE-'lhe undersigned hereby notify
Planters and Others that from and after the i5t
u ,,; November noXt, 1856, the Storage now existing
a wll hehcetorth be charged for merchandise and
aAsf articles iagpg in their warehouses for the pc
aOa oi one month, and for every additional month
Charged
MWoans will he delivered until the Storage is paid
washington, October IL, 1856.
DEBAILLoN & CARRlEltE.
(1HEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEST
lsige stock Of
GROCERIES,,
CR0CkERY;
c,,, TIN AND WOODEN WARE
eholCE LIQUORS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS:
nN noS gong off at cost FOR CASH.!
MI soon of You will lose u bargain.
A.. b'-rhe above Inducements are offered TO paf
S,asts sha TO make room for important repairs ahc
euahses in my Store-room.
opelonsas, May Is, 1853.
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TosEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, collecto
y of Accoents, etc, respectfully offers his service
to the public as such, Orders lett at A. M'i7panGh
Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly attenae
TO- September lS, 1856.
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i. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
and Elk officio Public Auctianeer

DUBLlG SALE.--WiIl be sold by duly
a qualified Auctioneer, on
saturday, November I3, 1883,
at the last residence Of Pierre Augnste Nezat de-
ceased, tie following described property, belonging
to the succession of said deceased, viz: Hsi
e-s.sSeS THE PLAN14TION, 3
Ili9NA on which the deceased last resided. ssss.
sSssassl containing about 55 acres, about IN
miles Southeast of Opelousas, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. 7...al5
negro woman slave. named SELMA, aged
about q years, and her two children, EUGENE
aged II years, and EUGENE,a aged years.
A lot Of cora about $50 bR els
A few ho1 Is;
cattle Aud hogsff
A pair of ewes;
k.4ay s6nu utensils;
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ouCCgssioN aALE.-Es,ate OF Olivia
DA. Barton. H..
,er:,aot to- Judgment in the suit ot Csii1ana l.. j.
a5pw VIE etc, VI. john Morrow, tator'etc-. Dis
tda Conrt, Parish Of st. Landry, No. 72ss-wiil he
so1a thelAsG residence Of deceased, now residence
tAhu. Nnsrny mn
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-16

AIPHONSE DEB AILLON, Public Auc-
IN tioneer in and for the Parish of 81 Lapdry-i
Orders left at the Office of L. S. Robin will receive
pralfpt attention. # u2 t.=
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NSIN ESS CARDS.

4 UGUsfli N !. ROBIN. Anctioneer in and
"a for the Parish of st. Landry, Offers his SER
vices to the pnlc Of this Parish generally.
Y He can always be found at the Recorders office,
Or. Nisas. May %, 1858. 4.
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--T,,T1oTrF.s sAl4li-state nf Louisiana,
lih., Y L., Can't, Parish Of St. Lalniry;.No. b1I2
Y lslSns n,iegp. wife etc., VS., Yves Yidrine, her
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Ts OhSS V.ANHlLLE. Public Auctioueel
u in and for the Parish of St Landry. ss
Opelousas, may lS5s.-ly Ell o.,
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TWB. RITCHIB, Surveyor, Civil En-
als gIueer and Draughtsman.
Washington, la, April H. lS5S.-1y. =
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rssIJ NOpNRE DEVALOOURT, Notary
L Public and Anctioneer in and for the PARISH OIL
St Landry Office at Grand Coteaa. Any orders
left With j. B. PoLiSGuE will receive prothpt "''en'
linn. 1
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DIERRE G0sELTN: Cabinet Maker and
l. wheewrsht, oscrs his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash
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q ID. AAIdS, I'nblic AuctiQaeer for the
-. Parish of St. Landry Office at his store N
Washington. r't..
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yFslIEODOSE S. ROBIN, Attorney at Law
L will punetaally attend TO all bisines. entrusted
to his care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Judeia
districts. Office Mt OpelouHas
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" MoNdny, Jnuuory "a, 1859,

yefylloying described property, to Wit:
1.-The tract of land whore the deceased last re-
sjIed, with ali the bdMgs and Improvement
i6e,con containing Gi9 5000 Of an acre, BONDED
Norta ig lands of William Goher. South by lands
Ms Wools West by land Of Isaac u. Jackson
apaEast by land supposed to be pT6tc drmlil, said
LgslsstiAteiIir ir said Parish, an Spring Baypn the
pe1tey t,ait nj which laad WIS donated by William
j. laws 10 Olivia a. !ijrtin, aarca=ed wife n' JHl,i
NFr0w, and the lalaurc purchased by aud with the
slgce Of family meeting for the children o' said
deceased from William d. }dTin, known as tile
pdhn trlGt,
2--AUiGsrlN negro nau aged about As years;
a--R1SH, negro woman aged about 30 years;
4-MARDGl., negro tnIn aged 1DoAt - years;
5--lUDIU, negro WpGia aged N,oH 50 years;
6-J0HN, negro man, crippled, aged about y
years;
FRANK, negro man aged about 10 years;
S-SuSAN, npsro woman aged ahout "a years;
9-LhLlA, negro woman a4od about i6 years
IEME AND CgNDiTloSs:--rw per cent. OF
theprchase price for tho slaves, CASH the halaufe
cl the purchase price in three rsaai illslalmeati
from the lst day Of April l56g; the first ptyment T.
lemade lst dly Of April Ii58, The second ] diy
Of April ISL, tie third and jst, ist day pt ApW
s5.. And the land in ti,iee elUal iastl!inent
dating fpn the lst Of April 1851; 1T payment az
h April 1851 "a payment dQe lst April 1857, th'
thini andslsst, lst April 1853.
Purchasers to furnish personal security or seeurl
ihsih sOdo. The llud and slaves remaining spe
fhly mortgagcd to said estate, all sums not p',nl
iuaIly sld 10 bear eight per cont. pen annum lhtel
est from their respective maturity until paid
shLaadry October 2 1855
aQ l. V ATUFpE Sheriff.
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A.. .GUIDRY, Anctloncer and
~ Notary Public in and for the Parish of St han
dry.s Office at the Court House. ...--
nEBAILI4oN & GARRlERh, Receiving
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants WASH
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-16

DATEA I'D COPPER LIGHTNING
- Rods yopper has eight times the conducting
power OF iron, is more durable, aud less liable tn
rust; again, q single charge Of elect ty will heat
an iron ROE degrees, hut a copperSs1only 6. Far
further ,ars apply for circular, 1t the Office of
the une 4 Application for agencies, orders
for stock 4npdes, aad all communications rellsing
to this Business will receive immediate attention il
addressedto II. w. L. JACKSON
IS st. Charles street n. 0. o.Ia1Apris4 1883. II
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I STEAMB0srS

NEW ORf.EANSsAN NJ pPELOuSAS1 l
in Regular Packet.-The s'ssA and 40
s.,fs steamer BAYOU Hks,t Sapt Il lNtaAEss
John Lyons. master will cd NJ her
regular weekly trips, leaviH Asi landing at the
mouth OF Bayou Waxia, eyeIyy ~ SNEsSDAY at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and NewOrleal " SATURDAY
at s p. NJ.
The Bayou Belle being of y -,Attdrnught, and
well calculated for tho trade eeters and shippers
can rely on her making thef Jar trips, low water
and Sand bars to the contraty fotw thstandng ,-
No extra charge will be made for lighters r.
veyher freight 70 Washingssn.
bestowed upon us, We hopet merit continuance
Washington, October 2, 1855 sss sss
TIME undersigned acting as agent OF ths
j. steamer BAYOU Belle. for Barrys Landing
hereby Informs the public that hc has constreste,
d strong Pen to receive Beeves, Calves, etc. whsl
may be sent ta the New0rleans market, or on w
coast, by this Boat. H..
Persons who have cattle to send, would Dc WELT
Inform the undersigned in advance of their inter
/ tion SO as to enable him to secure their ennarca
ton His residence is.wthin hall miie q q barry
\ Landing. bENoii NIA. ~.
opeloasas, July 81, 1855
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~. N. ROGERS. Collector of Accounts
N. etc re pectfllly offers his services to The pub
Nc az such Orders left at j. noseys Drug store VII
he nront 1tly attended to. March Il.
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ADAM FFlS, SO CuAK1Es.t
L. b. i DIES,
M pfieans. -~,
GIF M, SMEDES &. CO., Colt sNsps1s'
- TOT I'd Colr. ssion Merchants, 1853 / 1sc'
opelolls ,lyslasl, lsss.--ly.
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specitnens and Catalogue sent free onappiicatoh'
send on Fl few subscriptions at once and selecs yoh
prcminf from the above, or when ~ you resese 'ie
m 4 18s3. 4D6 Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

ALBANY, Wednesday, june -, 1865
About 1 O'Clock this afternoon a destructive ire
broke out in the lumber yard OF Messrs Bullock r.
Many, on Water and Orange streets, this city. Inc
fire took from blacksmith shop on the south corner
Of the yard, and high wind prevailing from the
South the flames spread northward with great rapid
ity. Adjoining the lumber yard were TresdweIls fur
factory Luthers extensive coal yard and the freight
depots of tue Central Railroad. The efforts OF the
Chief Eegineer directed to the saving Of these
important properties and TO prevent the spread Of the
flames hey ond the lumber yaId, but the heat was 80
intense as render il almost impossible for the ire
men 10 work the engines. The greatest exertions,
however, are being used to prevent the IRE from
spreading bat up to the present time fifty Thousand
dollar worth Of property has been destroyed, with
four or FIVE dwellings, and the fire IS stlll raging
D. MT is now certain that the fire can be re;
stricted TO the limits Of the lumber yard. Tie coal
ysrd has been several tunes on fire. but eItnsulshed
The wind has now ceased. Tresdwel factory Is much
damaged, but the building has been saved through
the skful exerticns Of the Chief EngineeI assisted
nv the frem.n. The flames have been driven from
the outskirts Of the lumber yard into the Interior OF Il.
The fremen will remain the ground. all night as tne
fie still RACES fercely within the lumber pues. Iae
Ices Is probably underststed. The insurance co tae
suber is only 81, 500, aid on al the property de-
stroyed not over flJ,VV.
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FROM ST. DOMINGO.

by letter from United States Consul Elliot, dated
ST. Domingo City, May II we learn tbst an Auerlc an
fined in filthy prison in that city, and very badly
treated neither tie Consul any other person being
allowed 10 see him. But subsequent let er from Nc.
Read himself, dated Curscos, June 8 informs US that
after six days imprisonment ne was released and his
passport was sent to him for Curacos, OF which he
awaited himeef in the space of fifteen minutes. Hear
ing that the United States frigate Colorado was 6.
ST. Domingo City, and Commodore MackintOsh Was
claiming satisfaction insults to our fsg and damsge
10 our oiti rsns Mr. Read had chartered vessel ~
convey him there and Was confdett Of receiving in
dempiiy for the past if not security for the fuuce
The United States Consul at Curacao had given hin
letters for the purpose of making good his claims
IL seems that Mr.. Reads store Domingo, contain
ing several thousand collars worth of merchandise,
has been closed for eight months during the troubles
there, all intercourse with the interior being c9 Oh oy
the besiegers. Some time since he went TO Port su
PIat where he purchased schooner, loaded her tor
St. Thomas aud sailed under the Danish dag, when ne
was oyerhsued by the blocksdiDg squadron Of
"prates," who plundered the vessel and afer keep;
ing Read and tie other passengers prisoners on board
for ten dsyr sent them to st. Domingo where they
were confined as before stated. Boston fo'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

Can Jobson and Bennett never settle their diff
cultiesl Must they always bore the public and
sfflict the Courts with their petty disputes Why
don't they refer the controversies about leading
articles, aid advertisements, and conferences, and
theatrical pufs, and confidential consultations to
some impartial friend of both the cOntestants-say
10 the Hon. d. Z. Sickles, for instance-and nave
the whole matter arranged in private 1t is ride
plous for them to 80 on in this Misunderstanding
from the Marine Court to Justices Court, put
ting in complaints and answers, resortng to oil the
devices Of legal chicspcry, making laughng-stock
Of themselves, all about twenty-five or fifty dollars.
Let them come quietly together, like consenih
spirits as they are, and put an end to this absurd
business.
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Markets.

ALr,Sv, June O. mFLous active for the Essterr
trade co tbs at ts 75r ~ p io common % extra
Very itle doing; lite Michigan 2n 81 z5 choice White
Kentucky So COEy-Sses 1900 bash 81 7c. for Western
mixed. WHISKY active At decline sales 700 bs.s a. & for
Prison hECTifTS CANAL TIDE WATER show largely,
ard The third week 81 June follows l0oD Ip onr
sec eco bus Whts sgsn.t q oe bills Flour and 7Oo bash
Wh'sts the same tiue last Josr 49,
bb SIS 7d 81 for superne isconsi9, 81 la 81 2j for
extra DO 90 25d 20 for Ohio, I.disos and Canada
WHEAT opened dull but closed i sales 10 600 bush Chicago
siIg 7d7ic. Com lower; sars $500 bush good Hin s Al
Sc. OATs sctiye ner sales II GO bush Sc the
spot SOC arrive ocs!1g st the outside quotation. WasGY
lower sales 10 bblG at &c. FREGHTs dull 100 for Wher
Sc for Flour to NewYoK LAKE in went,
hours ending eco bbs Flour Ia 600 bush. What
iOOr bush Corn. 23oc0 bush Oas CANAL EyPoRTs-joo0
BALTIMORE June 2S-l p. m.-FLovs ste.iy. WHEAT firm
s.sdsl 4for Rfd and ~ 5Ge . r White CoR' buoy
ant Mixed 7Sc hte ~ Tie; Yellow 759Ic BEEF quiet
PoPH steady Lard dull. WHISKY dull At 2S6.Sc.
CmC.Go, June D. r. m-fLoUs firm. WHEAT ouoysnt
snd excited; ssles &c. CORs firm sales 52c OATS hfm
5OnCt bush Os SHIPMENTS to Oswego: II coo bush Wheat
1900 bush Corn RreEIFrS: 100 boA Foar, g. eco bush
Wheat. 1900 bush Com.
EEwORLEass June % CoTToS 10 sitter, but there
ehsnse quotiors the sales to-day 500 bales a. II &C.
for Midoing OF the last three days 1900 bales Receipts
of tie time 400 bses STICK this port vS eses
SUGAR steady. FLoUs quiet WHEAT dull CoSN 'dyahcins
Of the short supply and IS selling at 'Gc Az
other articles remsin generally 40 last rep Gted. -
OswEGo June G. p m -fLouk STEADY, WHtsi mote ~
tive ana the market better 900 bust a, 7Sc for Chc:so
spriEg oO6tGc for Milwaukee Cub supply on the MAKE.
very light: CoRs sales 90 bush Illinois River al eoH
Fcur &c Wheat &c. Com 7id7ic to New York no receipts
by Lake Lake ExPoRIs: l7rc bbls Flour z 900 bush "nes'
1900 bush. Corn.
A. 25Gs4 s7i WHf,r dun Red O. 8 o5; White : l2a
o. Coss wanted yellow at 7J0i4c. WHisEf less hm
sales Sc Provisions unchanged Cuba SUGas6g5G Tim
idal Moi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

ALLEGED FORGERY UPoS ExREcoRDER TiLLoU.-
Or the 18th day Of November, 1857, man abou. 80
Yeas of age giving his George Bovine entered
brokers' Office 10 Wall street toward the close Of
business hours ard presented check on the Nitions
Bark fer $3.50, rurportipg to have been signed by
Frarcs r. Tlou. Mr.. BOVINE asked for Western
funds which the broker agreed to let him have upon
the check, il certified. The check was sent to the
bark, ard, its geIuineness not being doubted 1t was
duly certified by the cashier. The broker then paid
the face of the check aud the next day had It cashed
at the baLk.
A few days after this occurrence boy appeared at
the bank AID presented check for 3 200, pur-
porting TO have been signed by Francis X Tilou, the
check being dated en- the 9TH Of November. The
teller upon CHANGING at the books discovered that Mr.
Tllous account had been Jserdrawn, and laying the
check aside told the boy be would send and see about
it, requesting him to come in again. messenger was
dispatched to Mr.. Tlous Office, but soon returned
with information that the Utrvh " u Essviy. Upon
further examination, the check for $500 also pro-
nounced forgery The broker who cashed the first
che ok was found and from him description of Bovine
was obtained. The matter placed in the hands Of
Bank Officer Gilbert Hays, who made search for the
accused, but not being able to fod him. came to the
cor clusion that be had left the city.
Yesterday moroing detective Officer Elder met OIL
Ger HAYS in Wall street. and in conversation that
eusued the forgery the National Bark was spoken
Of While tsltirg together Officer Elder noticed
man approaching, and upon closely scanning bis fsa
lures, recognized him as Bovine, and communicated
the fact to Officer Hays, who also recognized him.
The two then went up t. Bowie and took him 10 Gus
tody. The accused was taken TO the Lower Police
Cout yesterday afternoon, ard upon the testimony Of
tie broker ard the ex Recorder Tdlou committed
for examination. Mr.. Tlou declared the checks for
gerry ard expressed some surprise as to how the blank
checks which bore his name on one end IN print had
get abroad. Bovine identified by the broker, who
gave him Western money for the first check.
The accused is fifty years Of sge, over ak feet in
hight and ia rather fine appearing man. About six
or seven years sgo Bovine wsS arrested on charge OF
forgery, convicted ard sent to the State Prison for
term Of Jears. He was, however pndoned out few
years ego.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

tpk
TIE CunSd MAJ steamer a is Csps Lot lea yes
tertsy for Liverpool With l66r ssse gers ssd $50 81
IN specie.
THR REGATTA.
TSs yachts vii start at 10 .'ccck tts morni,g
lom abreast the GLIB House Eiys;sn Fields uobokeo.
TIE vli be thrUg t&s Narrows thence 20 tie
ststvsj Ct the Beacor e. 10 R3neg, ard srouai
Mos:Ask Ptct 'herce throrgh tbs Race e. be-
tween Little Gull AID Fisher I.l.nds; thence 10 tbs
southusrd SID esstsAd of EKeca;cr X ,cks snd taen
westward Of the buoys cS gsrgsay rocA AID toe Sep
prg StCtes, 20 abreast Of the hghs ct Throgg Neck
At starting the ysctts WI weigh and stos ther ~.
ohors. II yacht approaches TnrOsgs Neck at right
her eyprc.cb thersto she is abreast Of the
Seppirg Stones is to be communicated to the Com
uicee by tie discharge Ct gun If she is proviied
with che AID sso BY the projection Of two or more
rockets which signal vii be ~ered fcom on board
ysott off tts LIS b: At Tnroggs Neck.
sAFEIY OF TIE crew oY THE ISABELLA BESURNAs.
Capt. Clssk, OF the scb.. SsTsh b. Jones' snived a.
Holiness Hole 2lst met, reports that on the 18Th,
wteb eff Mortsuk he sp- Ike the slip Spsrtsn, from
the Pscfe Ocean for NsItuoke' 81, well, hsyicg ben
in contact with the brig Isabella Besur of New
Yck, in Cog, on the 18th sod Lad taken of al hands
SIS well tie pssser GERS. The disaster to the h.
was Published ester. ~ in Tee Tribune.
THF CAHAwBA IN QUARANTINE.
A dispatch dated New Orleans, 2lst, received at .hs
Merohsrts Exchspge. says:
stesn ship Cuhs~ba iron New. York, has bsen pu.
in Qus,antle for tee days although she did not enter
the Port Of Havana and brought no passengers
therce. Tie Board OF Hcsith NEE. to- morrow to con.
Ger tee p-opriey Of reIt asug ber II it is not grant
ed she viii perhaps proceed To Noble AMI discharge.
ACCIDENT 10 TIE STEAMER EcLPSE-Twp PERSONS
KILLED AsD TWO woUNDED
% Sunday sverug at o'clock, whea ten miles be-
low Natcbes, the stesner Felipe, Cspt. harry l,
Spots had re msfor eIploue one Of Ter heat
eis which resulted in tie death of two cabin psssen
gers ard the slight scsldrg of tEo deck hauds. The
peIsots billed were w. Perpegnan Of st. Louis and
Charles VCsbuig Of Vieksoura. They were, at the
time Of the accident asleep in tie same staterco ~
when situated directly sb I'VE the heater. Tney
smothered by the steam, which forced itself up
irto their sta'e.room, ard expired almost instantly
When found they were lying dead in their berths.
The two Geek hands that were scalded received only
slight ujuries. We conversed with several of the
pssserees tie boat. and they all ooucuned in the
opinion that ne blame va stever could attach To the
officers on account Of the accident 1t having been
caused by defect in the heater of which they c,ud
rot have been ccgnizIt.
The body Of Mr. Nosburg wss left at Vicksburg,
and that Of Hr. Perpesnso carried on to S. Louis
Memphis AvSsnche, June H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

rocsh'y sasded. Tee D'vcty VS. vskA& ssst
sloss CSss street. Dear Chsrch. vhea bu stssasiss
VS. arsc'ed Sy crowd q nsgrSes wno were mstasg
nett hi6eeus aiA their ye,legs He reqas'teA sAso
to be quiet when ono Ct the g.sg. po1'dh sssrs
sprsrg upor him snd bore him TO the psveceSt. rss
ra Of the crowd tbeo seized him ssd dragged hia
into sn Alley way, where they set about bsstssg hia
sben he succeesed 10 escaping into tie street. ssl
called fer assistance. Soue half dozen meo from the
Ffth Precinct Station House soon arrived sci the
premises in the rear where the sasuts lodged vsrs
thoroughly searched TIE principal Of the g.as ssmsl
FraI els SaI osord w.s arrested and identified By .As
Deputy Oficers are N The look out for the Other -
grues cNcsrned in the assault Sanford vas tsksa
before Justice Osborn yesterday morning, and oOmaA
ted TO prison for U a..