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In the trial of lottery case in Philadelpb;a
victim testified that he had lost by the purchase of
lottery tickets over $4,000. "a
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Mrs. George Gliddon, widow of the author, is
now supporting herself and child by taking por-
traits in colored crayon and pencil sketches
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e,,,I ne wife of David S. Evans, carpenter, was
10 ;ouh n murdered in her house on Tuesday morning.
10 m,,egna1y city, Pa Her throat was cut from ear
Ere Ha anu Wnen discovered her clothing was on
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The schooner Martha, Captain Nelson, with mer
chandise, from New York, encountered heavy wea
Their when off Cape Hatteras, on the 10Th ult., ant
sprung leak, and when she got into port ther,
were three feet of water in her hold which damaged
her Cargo very much
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oUTRAGES
BY BRITISH VESSELS WAR.
The United States mail steamship Philadelphia
Gustavus Harrison commanding, left New Orleans
the 9TH inst arrived at Havana at sunrise of the
8th, and sailed again at O. A. NJ, of the 9th for New
York.
The Philadelphia landed 10Y passengers, and $780,
900 in specie at Havana, and brings i72 passengers
and full cargo to this port.
The health of the harbor of Havana, as also of
the whole Island, continued exceedingly good
Every day was bringing in reports of fresh out
RACES committed by the British gun-boats upon
American vessels-the last being the search of all
the vessels taking in cargo at Sagua la Grande for
Europe and the United States-no flag being ex-
empt from the search.
The United States mail steamship Granada arriv-
ed at Havana at sunrise of the 9th
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The sheriff of Sullivan county, New York. re-
ports the Jail under his charge as tenantless.
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R. GILMOR, JR.,
Trustee.
GIBSON & CO.,
Auctioneers.
my6-S,12,15,17,19

ff.t TRUSTEES SALE.-JTnder and by
#sI virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Ba
" more city, the subscriber, trustee, will offer for
SALE at public auction the Exchange in the city of Bal
tlmore on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 10Th day
OF May next at O'clock the following described property
viz: -
Those TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate on the south
side OF Monument street, in the city Baltimore begin
ng for the first piece parcel thereof the line of the
south side OF Monument street. at the feet
inches eastwardy from the south corner of Monument
ana Bethel streets and running thence eastwarly bound
ing on the south side of Monument street feet thence
southery parallel with Bethel street. 20 feet to an alley
ten feet wide thence westwardly bounding said alley
with the use thereof in common - feet thence north
wardly IN straight line to the beginning And begin
ming for the second parcel thereof line of the south
side OF Monument street, the distance feet inches
eastwardy from the south corner of Monument and
Bethel streets and running thence castwardly bounding
on the south side of Monument Is feet thence south
wardy parallel with Bethel street. 20 feet to an alley ten
feet wide; thence westwardy bounding on said alley
with the use thereofn common Is feet and then north
wartiy in a straight line to the beginning.
The foregoing lots subject to a YEARLY RENT OF
S26 EACH.
These lots are improved by TWO TWO STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK HOUSES, designated by Nos 1853 and 1855
East Monument street. They have Brick Kitchens and
are built in the best manner.
The ground rent and taxes will be paid to the day of
sale. ' "
TERMS, as prescribed by the Decree cash
R. GILMoR, JR.,
Trustee.
GIBSON 4 Co,
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l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
WILLIAM HAMIITOI
ap23-eod


hla.;;f 'Co hE . 'oALEI-l will, by ylr-
WHI tue OF decree of the Circuit Court for Batmora
a1 city, sell by public auction on the premises on
o oESDAY May 18th, 1885, at O'Clock F. h. All that
LOT oF GROUND situated in the city aforesaid and de-
scrbed as follows: Beginning therefor on the
corner OF Orleans and Ann streets thence RUNNING sontb
on ann street Is feet inches thence extending west of
Inform width ana binding on Orleans 50 feet to
common alley three feet wide subject to an animal
ground rent of fifty dollars, payable half yearly.
Inc, Inc lot is improved by THREE STORY BRICK
USES The one on the corner is occupied as store
and dwelling, with back building, and the other as
SIX months, with interest and notes endorsed ~
l., NJ. REYNOLDS Trustee
VIM. HAMILTON
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May l4.-Reliabe accounts from
Bogota represent that the Cass-Herran treaty had
passed the Senate of the New Granadian Congress-
after being amended in the first section; and the
last section, in relation to coal depot for the Uni
ted States, stricken out. 1t supposed, howey
err that the House of Representatives would restore
this section, but modify it so that the privilege of
occupying certain part of territory for a coal de-
pot shall continue long the limit of the treaty.
with an opportunity of renewal. In cases of disa-
greement between the two Houses of Congress in
mat country the members meet in Joint convention,
when the majority of voters determine the question
IN controversy. There is but little doubt that the
treaty Will become a law of New Granada, but in
modified form, above indicated.
Letters from the purser of the sloop-of-war Ports
mouth, state that the Mexican dollar has become q
currect coin in China, and will be henceorth more
used than any other foreign money. 1t is consider
ed TO be of equal value with the Spanish Carous
winch was formerly the only foreign coin circulating
IN that country.
r. w. Latham, the absent witness in the Wilett's
Point case, returned to Washington this morning,
an accordance with his promise in a letter he adj.
dressed to Hon. Mr.. Haskin, the Chairman of the
Investigating Committee, on the day he left for
Kentucky.
1t appears from the official communication trans
United to the Senate to-day, that the Government
has taken measures to protect American interests at
Iampico. Capt. Almy, of the steamer Fulton on
the 18th of April, writing to Consul at Tampi-
co, the letter dated off La Barra, says, 81 am much
gratifed at being enabled to get inside and have
accomplished good deal by it already | have eff
fected the liberation of Captain Trennes, and he has
dined with me.
A promise has also been made by the Mexican Of
hcias from General Garzas camp. who had made
me a visit this morning, that his bark, the Stetson
will be released and that the soldiers and other
persons shall put the cargo on board again; and
promise has been made that Cara will not enforce
double duties vessels from the United States ~
am Captain Amy says, ''desirous of getting
through with all this business with American com
merce and vessels down here, (ndeed it is absolute
~ necessary before can think of coming up to
Tampico," etc.
Our minister to Mexico says, in letter to Consul
Chase, that it has been so long since an American
man-ot-war has been seen in the Mexican waters,
that the local authorities had almost forgotten that
we possess navy.
General Robes in a letter to Gen. Cass, deeply
regrets the enormties of Gen. Cara and promises
that after the Federal government shall have estab-
iished ITS authority over Tampico, Cara and his
dssiden forces shall be brought to trial and punish
ed for their crimes
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Dublit Sails.
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
SALE OFA v,I1r,p

ms EE'S SALE OF A VALUABT, r.
FARM IN CALVERT COUNTY I will bv vir,ue
OF general order of the Circuit Court S y pe
county in relation to the estates nsolvent debtors @
ny puDlc auction, at the Baltimore Exchange on II
DAY NAY the 18th, 1858, O'Clock P II rs Trntno
of Phillip Peppler, insolvent: 10y " 'ee
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND situote :;
Calvert County Maryland and lying on or very near th
p Pi Road leading from Prince Frederick to Plumb
lont me farm according to the title papers contains
l ACRES but is said to about $50 acres; about
loo oil which is wood land and the arabe of the
lar chestnut, &c. &c. The arabic is diversified with bib
ana meadow land and all well waered. The soil is good
ana susceptible of the highest Improvement The build
ings are a FRAME DWELLING and the usual OFT
nugsES. The land lies about * miles from Prince
rieuerlck, ana about miles from Plumb Point on the
tunes week, and adjoining the land Abraham L. John
SON. ESQ., the land of Richard Hance, Esq and other
lands, ana lately occupied by said insoyent Possession
given Immediately.
OF sale are onethird cash and the balance in two
equal payments of twelve and twenyfour months with
interest and approved security. WIN
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
II ANTI
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

SAGUA LA GRANDE-Brig Thos. Achorn
d" mas. molaSses, % tres. do, PC brls. do-F. W
Brune Sons; do. do. 2 do. sngar-mastnr
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TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore City letters of administration the personal
estate OF JOSEPH 7. GRANT late of said city deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before ay of M
yember next they may otherwise, by law he excluded
from all benefit of said All persons indebted o
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 21st day of April 1855
EDWD B. GRANT, Administrator
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FIRED AT BY A BRITISH Cruiser

BosToN, May 13.-Captan Bray, of the brig Rob
ert Wing, which arrived here this morning, re-
ports-Off Inaqua, on the 29th ult. a boat from
British cruiser alongside and examined the
briggs papers. Previous to sending the boat, the
cruiser fired gun. There were aship and sehoo-
ner in company at the time. The schooner was de-
tanned on suspicion of beiDp SLAYER
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Illegal Notitts.

JAMES CAIRNS and THOMAS ELLIS as TIIoNAs :,
NELSON and CAROLINE NELSON ' N
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR RAJ
TlM0RE CITY Ordered by the Court this 4tb ds,, .,
May 1875 that the sale made reported by John ~
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be show
or before the 10Th day of May inst Provided a copv Of
s order be inserted once in each of three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed in Baltimore CITY bec
The 10Th day of May, 1855 ~
Inc Report states the amount of sales TO he 81 32O
W II. II. TURNER Crk
True copy, test, W. II. II. TURNER, Crk,
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WASHINGTON, May IA, 1858.

" AShiNdToN, May IA, 1905.
SENATE
The private calendar was taken up and some nm
important bills were acted upon.
A resolution submitted, on motion of Mr.
Biggs that the President be requested, as far as
compatible with the public interest, to communi-
cate to the Senate any information which may have
been received concerning the recent search or seiz-
ure of American vessels by foreign armed cruisers
in the Gulf of Mexico, or adjacent seas; and also,
what measures, If any, have been taken in relation
thereto. Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Rice submitted resolution, which was adop-
ted, that committee be appointed to investigate
the charges made against him by citizens of Iowa,
respecting the sale of the Fort Crawford reserve
land.
The Vice President appointed Mr.. Fitzpatrick to
fill the vacancy in the auditing committee of the
Senate expenses, and Mr.. Clingman in Mr.. Evans
place ON Revolutionary claims, and General Shields
with same committee during Mr.. Bates absence.
The following bills on the private calendar were
passed. Bill permitting the Indian Society of
Friends to pre-empt three hundred and twenty acres
OF land bills for the relief of John Ericsson and
Elizabeth Montgomery.
protracted debate ensued on the private bill for
the relief of Messrs. Vesser q Villamia merchants
of New Orleans, whose partner perpetrated frauds
on the customs for period of four years, by
means of inaccurate invoices on importatons of
gar from Havana. They ask to be relieved from
the penalties incurred An amendment offered by
Mr.. erson that the act do not take effect till S24,
OOO the amount of duties frauduently evaded, be
paid to the Government, carried, and the bill
as amended, then passed.
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House proceeded to dispose of the territorial
business reported from the Committee of the Whole,
and passed a bill making appropriation for the COM
pleton OF military road from Astoria to Salem in
Oregon.
The House rejected the bills for the construction
of roads in New Mexico and Washington Terri
tories.
The private calendar was then taken up, and af-
ter number of bills had been acted upon the House
adjourned
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I'm THE CIRCUIT COTTRT FOP RAJ

En- parte GEORGE KERR and GEORGE MORRTS.-Tn
the matter of the mortgage executed William Morris
deceased, by Thomas Camper, the 18th of June A ID
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MARKETS.

New YORK, May H.-Cotton. of 800 bales
to-day-market heavys Flour is firm sales of
1850 bbls. Ohio cts. lower. Common to good
State $4@4.12 Ohio S4.35@4.45. Southern cts
higher-sales at S4.45@4.7O. Wheat has declined
sales of 10000 bushels. White Indiana lO3 cts.
Southern white ll21a@l22H cts Corn has de-
clined--sales 81, 900 bushels White cent lower
7O@72 cts; yellow 72@751a cts. Pork is unsettled
Mess S17.5O@1775; Prime Sl4.5O Lard is hea-
IVY at 1O1l@1lH cts Whisky is dull at 2O@2O11
cts Sugar is heavy. New Orleans 61s; Muscova-
do 5A@6L cts. Coffee is steady at 1O@llA cts.
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IUUISA r. HORN, ADMINISTRATORS.
alZi law4wf WIN. +. Prick, Attorney.
,NHIS IS mo- GIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SunscrlDer has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city, letters of administration ON IN. pnrsona
estate OF ANN HALL, late of Baltimore city. deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased are here
ny warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
To the subscriber before the twentieth day of No
vember next they otherwise by law excluded from
an dement, OF said estate Given under my hand this Goth
day Of April, 1858. W CARyEi Hail ~
aDE3-law4W
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Half BblS.

- 1870 1,276
Together with 472 bbls and 20 puncheons Corn Meal
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
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BY GIBSON K co.
o. n TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABI, r

MHiiI CENTRAL PROPERTY by virtue of a decree of
TMoRE ExcNcE on TUEs i the LIST aG day Of
june next at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND stu.
G and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as
follows Beginning for the same on the line of the east
side of Calvert street the distance of sxtythree feet
and eleven inches northery from the corner formed nv
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore street and
e east slde OF Calvert street. and running thence north
er bounding the east side Calvert street seventeen
ieet and three inches to the centre of partition wall
e eastery through and along the centre of said wall
and continuing the direction in all thirty seven
feet and ten inches then norhery parallel with Calvert
street 19ur feet and six inches then eastery parallel
with Baltimore street. ten feet five i.ches then north
ery parallel with Calvert street fourteen feet and two
ces ten eaStery parallel with Baltimore street three
feet and four inches then southerly parallel with Calvert
street. sixteen feet and two inches then westerly paro
lei with baltimore street, eleven feet nine inches;
te southery parallel with Calvert street. twenty feet
and three inches to ntersect line drawn easery nara
lei with Baltimore street from the beginning and then
reversing sad line so drawn and bounding thereon west
ery thirtynne feet and ten inches place of begin
ng subject however to the reservation of the rights of
certain alleys and forth and to ground rent Of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
me above property is improved by substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner of
Baltimore street. nearly opposite the Museum and known
as No. n Calvert street ~ ~
Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree: Onetbird
c:Sh, me balance in two equal nsallmens, payable in
SIX and twelve months respectively credit payments
to bear interest from the day sale secured by
te notes OF the purchaser endorsed satisfaction of
the Trustee. VI
CHAs. f. PHELPS, Trustee.
HiJ'''9 ulBSON " Co. AuctOneers.
o. rEa.r TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and nv
| virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
the subscriber trustee will offer for sale at
the Exchange, on WEDNESDAY, the l. tn day of Nav at
clock, r NJ, the following described LOT OF GROUND
AND lMPR0V EMENTS
beginning for the the line of the west side Of
iappy alley at distance Of one hundred and fortyfour
feet from the corner formed by the of the north
side of Lombard street and the of Happy alley
and running thence nOrherly bounding the west side
oil Happy alley twelve feet thence westerly parallel with
feet wild
thence southerly, parallel with Happy alley and bounding
on said ten foot alley, with the right privilege
thereof i'll common with Others II feet thence eastery
parallel with Lombard street. fifty feet to the place of
beginning. i
TINS lot is improved by well built two-story HOUSE,
and is subject to ground rent of Sl2
The taxes and ground will be paid to the day of
sale. f ~ 10y VI
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
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FTNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

N the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore City letters of administration the personal
estate oil JACOB HORN, late of said city, deceased An
persons having claims against the said deceased arr,
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the day No
yember next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted to
sad estate are requested to make immediate PAYMENT
GiVen under my hand this 26th day of April, 1858
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THE STEAM FIRE ENGINE.

PHnADELPHA, May H.-This afternoon the steam
fire engine built here for Baltimore, tested In
ten minutes 60 pounds of steam were raised, and
the working of the machinery was completely sue
cessful.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE ALBANY PENI.
TENTIAPV

ALBANY, May 13-Capt. Ames Pillsbury, at pres
ent at Backwell's Island, has been appointed by
the Albany County Board of Supervisors, Superin-
tendent of the Albany Penitentiary. at salary of
$500 His son, the present Superintendent, goes
to Chicago ILL.,
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CANDLES.-We have heard of no transactions of
ment light sales making to the trade quotations
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RoRnERY OF VEssEG.-The schooner Lucy Neale,
Capt Amity, lying at Locust Point, was robbed on
Thursday night of trunk containing several pieces
oil clothing, small amount of money and a silver
watch, the property of the Captain. The trunk
was taken from the cabin at time when one of the
men was asleep therein. . ~
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE CIR A MS
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

RECEIVED THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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RAILROAD MACHINE SHOPS AND GAPS
BURNT.
New ALBANY, May 1.-THE machine sbons of..o
New Albany and Salem Railroad were burned th; e
morning, and seven locomotives three passenror
cars, dozen freight cars and all the macbinnr,, 80
destroyed Loss $3.50 ,000-nsured only for -eIo
600. The fire was the work of an ncendiary.
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TNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE t6a, tho -

Iilo 10 10 GIVE NOTICE that the sub
t; cner has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
letters Of administration on the estate of
An 80 - W. MAkSllALl., late of said city, deceased
M persons having claims against the said deceased arr.
thereof I to TO e%hbt the same with the vouchers
eeper next they may, otherwise by law he cxcipIe5
I'd day of May, 1855. vi """e' my manu. 'h's
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May l2.-The Governor has
appointed A. p. Hayne, Senator of the United
States, in place of Judge Evans, deceased
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY
ordered this 2Sth day of April A. D. 1858 upon the fore
gong report that the sales therein be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary shewn on or be-
lore he list day of May next Provided however copy
Oh d report be published in two of the daily newspapers
printed III the city of Baltimore week for three sue
cessve weeks prior to said day
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LOSS OF THE BARK LEMUEL CRAWFORD.
DETROIT, May l3.-The bark Lemuel Crawford
with q cargo of 10000 bushels of wheat, bound
from Chicago to Buffalo, went ashore East Sister
Island Reef on Monday night and became a total
loss. The crew remained on the wreck until this
morning, when they were rescued and brought to
this city. The vessel was owned by Crawford Il
Price, of this CITY, Cargo and vessel fully insured
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n scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
orc Glty letters eStamenay the personal estate of
JOSEPH FAlNRE,deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to t
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber ON
or before the 25h day of October next they NAV otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate All
persons indebted to said are requested 10 MAKE
immediate payment. Given under my hand this u 81
day of April 1858
WM. GEO. READ, Executor.
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Posr OFFICE.-Persons DESTROYS of obtaining their
letters from the Post Office tomorrow morning,
will observe by the advertisement of the Postmaster
that the hour of delivery will be from to O'clock
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CHARLES GER VS. HENRY IINKER AND WIFE
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BAI,TI
IL MORE CITY. April &c, 1858 Ordered that the sale
made and reported by JOHN j. SNYDER Trustee for
the sale OF the property in the proceedings mentioned be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof, be shewn before the TWENTIETH DAY OF
MA NEAT provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore once in each of
Three successive weeks before said Goth day May next
The report states the amount of sales to be 5000
W. IT, II. TURNER, elk.
Trnn conv Test w LII LII TIrPNrEp fi,I-
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DEATH FROM UNCONDITIONAL woman named
Teresa Hugo, was yesterday morning found dead in
her bed at her residence on Vine street, between
Schroeder and Oregon. Up to six o'clock the eve
ming previous no evidence of any sickness was vis
BILE; between that time and nine O'Clock she is said
to have drank nearly quart of whiskey. She had
been married, but for some time past has led very
dissolute life. Coroner Greentree held an inquest
over the body, the jury rendering verdict of
''death from intoxcation. She leaves three chill
dren in destitute condition.