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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.

INIIE following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD.
i EDDY CO., Managers of the SPARTA
ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each of their Single
Number Lotteries for JULY. 1889. 1T AUGUSTA,
iro.. in public under the Suporiutendence OF Com
missoucrS.
CLASS - Draws Saturday, July 3. lsJ?
CLASS 29 Draw: Saturday, July l6, 1856?
Class 30 Draws saturday. July %. 1899
CLASS 81 Draws Saturday. July 80. 1889.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGL T. y L VI BERS.
jO.OO0 TICkrTs, 5.iSJ PRIHES.!
NEARLY ONE I,RIZE TO ErERT NINE TICKETS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

HAVING completed my purchase in Now York
/ anI Philsdel l.hia am now opening large
and varied stock of DRY, MILLINERY, and
FANCY GOODS. All the goods having been
elected with the view of introducing the --latest
Fa,Linn- in this vicinity. | invite the Ladies t"
examine my assortment, and avail themaelves oi
the urrortmntv t. obtain the NEWEST STYLES ~
quick ~ the fashion plates will bring them
mile LEWIS BAAR. l3S King st.
GALL AT THE OLD STAND, and examine
- my stock Of Robe Lawns, Robe BeragrS ana
Challic Brragrs, all of which | will sell ut very
reduced prices have also on hand a fresh sup
ply of Blue Denims. Shirt Stripes, Checks, BAN.
more Plaids. &c.; Gents. Gnu2e MerIno Pants ahd
.ls W. y. BERKLEY.
JNRENCH B0MBAZINES. &c.--We have JuSt
received by express, 4 lot of very cheap Black
Eombuziues: als" another supply ofthose desirable
fancy Lawns with other articles, to which We re
spectfully call the attention ofpur"haSerS.
i.2l BRYAN 4 ADAMS.
STRAW MATrING.-l have on hand Supe-
- ror lot of Straw Mating. which will sell a'
reduced prices. WI. n. Den hhE
ie Is No CO cor King and FairIax SITS.
N1ATTINGS-We have just received another
wi supply sup. white ana col0red MATIlN"S,
Ia which We invite attention. ,,
ic I'm GEO. X. WITMER FRoS.
CTRAW MATTING.-Wc are now in receipt Of
- our second supply oi Straw Mating, which
we will sell at the same old price.
e2 = & W. MEYENBERG. Sarepta Hall
ACE MANTLES. &c.--Wc have just opened
| a handsome assortment o' Lace Nantes, Dus-
tcrs. Points, ANA ParaSols, &c.
10 HARPER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

~ ORDERING IICkETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address tor the Tickets
ordered, receipt vi which they will be forwarded
10y hrst mail.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
co. Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Ofice, County, and
state.
Eiy~ All Prize Of l,OO0 and under, paid imme
diately after the drawDg-other prizes at the usual
time uf forty days.
NOTICE - CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail,
can use THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money tor Tickets, in sums OF Ten Dol
lars, ana upwards, can be sent Ia us at ~ II R!Sh
AND EAPENSE, iIom any city or town where
they have an office. The money and order must be
enclosed III "Go,srnmrm Past Dfior Stamped En-
reior,," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Geo.
or, WOOD. EDDY CO.. Atlanta, Geo.
or, WOOD, EDDY a CO. Wilmington, Del.
lSs4" list vf the numbers that are drawn from
the Wheel with the amount oi the prize that each
one j. entitled t.. will he published after every
drawing. in the following papers Augusta Geo. }
ConstiuiisnaSt. Mobile Register, Nashville Ga
zette. New York Weekly Day Book, R"hmond
Dispatch. Pauldng Miss Clarion and New
York Herald. Je Zo--ath
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

TREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" GuUDS.-LIEkIN d BRO. have reduced
the price Of their DRESS GOODS, and are now
nferiug Plain Bcragcs AT l2tc.. worth 25r.; Berage
UeLane~ AT l2lc. I" lSIc, former price lsIc. Ia
2Ic.; Ducala, LnS ella Cloths, &c, for Travelling
Dlesrcs and busters, very cheap; a lot of beauti-
ful l.awna. new styles, l2lc. and lsIr. very low,
with many other goods. which they are desr'ns "t
closing "ut. aud will Ice sold at prices TO suit the
times. Call At No. ~. ieG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

TILES HAuEL'S AMI Eatchel"rs celebrated
,) I.i,uil Hair Dye: FranriF kiider and JIys"n )
TpJ.,lible Inks: Aromatic Crystals: Eau bnsrais'
V.ri,ena and Willh"w-r Water, Ma'a'sSr W"
r. ,a,h Soan: Vegetable Rouge; Toilet Powder. &c,
80 aais ,',r, I,S At C.. c. BERRY'S,
'o' ~ NJ. ~ King street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
GIFTS OF THE sTATzs AND THn UNION on TIN srATx
LYNCHBURG SATURDAY MORNING., sEPTEMBER 10 isss
~. s.s.,4 From No Springfield Republican
THE WHITEHEAD DAIaIHS.s

You ask ne vhy I lore sAefn Q. 'I.iH ; sss
These iittie skInpie hoNen. ssl sys,f 3 =
ThHt over cyery pasture blow,
In Aprirs snhny showeFv;
Aud Why daisy wreath twine, a~
Instead Of dewy roseA
To hang upon the holy ihrlne,
Where our lost child reposssI
Twas IN the spring.time that she came,
81 And all the furesl maaes kn s
Were bright with flowers without name .
The zelda were white with dAlaiss;
You know how beautiful she grew,
How mir and sweet and hofy,
but the violet, wet with morning dow,
ls NOT more pure and lowiy.
She aItted like sunbeam bright
Around our cottage door;
Her footsteps, ~ lhiry light,
Made music on the door. a9ne
On every nows of wood Or glade
She lAyished childish praises,
She loved oil things the Lord hls madc,
But most she loved The daisieA
How many thoughts beyond her years,
That then were all unhecded, r--
We think Of now, with binding tears
Sweet teachings that We needed.
Three happy years we lsd her feet
Along hic's thorny masca;
The fourth, we laid her down 10 slcep
Beneath the April Daisies .
'ris well, and We are reconciled,
For lie who gave the blossom,
Who lent TO us our angel child,
Recalled her 10 His bosom,
And waiting TIL lie calls for me,
To siug With her HIS pratscA
III keep her blessed memosy
Einbalmed In April DaisieA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

Sombrero Guano.
q tons of Phosphate Guano, just from Sombrero Island
20 West Indes the richest deposite Of Phosphate of Lime
known world containing between 70 and 50 ce, OF
Rome Phosphate Lime which invite the attention
Of friends and the public generally who deal in fertilizers
We are the sale OF this GuanO here and
viii sell al Northern prices deductng actual to this
place. ,.-,,- .,,, - .,,
ton or by mail on,,,cos c.,
april 7 d&cts Main Street Lynchburg, Na.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

-, STOLEN, nom my Arm near Howsnisyiilc, sI on on
syxXf "wednesday Of hast week, GREY HOksE, three or
IN Sour YEAR GA medium Twenty dollars reward
VIII oe gtuoa ~. Mn~ss ~ - -ff j. o. LEWIS,
ward w .c 'ao'so' ~ scottsyile Aibemarle, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

Great Reduction in Charges Goods from the North,
ria Richmond and James River 4 Kanorha
Canal, to Lynchburg, thence By all
road 10 the South Htst.
yHANKFUL my friends and public for their very lib
era patronage would respectfully inform them that ow-
ing large subsequent form
er reduction determined reduce charges Gene
raj Merchandise such Dry Good Boots Shoes Hats Capa
&C. 10 100 pOunds which includes all
Wharves at Richmond 10 the Landings Depot ut
Lynchburg.
Produce forwarded at very low rates
IN- For special rates see circular.
ALFRED 8. LEE,
Forwarding and Conpission Merchant,
ian 21-dts On the Dock, Richmond, Na.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

HroyICE-Mr WIN. Chldress hereby authorized . 70 -
~ cePan 70. mones @' ~ J. II. c. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

[skAL ]
~ 18TH BY LAw.-"ProxIes represent stock the
general meetings. shall only be valid for the Of two
from the date thereof" VIII. u.
aug II -till14sept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

MCKINNEY g. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCcrs and Gen'l Commission Merchants,
Bank Square, Main Street, Lynchburg Va.
WE are in receipt Of spring stock OF Groceries,
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry Goods &c, consisting OF
Cuba Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
Loaf Crushed Granulnted and Powdered sugar;
IAeuira Rio, Javn Mocha and Santos Cohee;
Sperm. Wax, Adamantine and Taiiow Candles;
Brown and Fancy Soaps various brands
ess Golden Chop Imperial Plantation, Delicious 0ong &c
snees OF every kind Leather good and damaged rc
Cider vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cote" Yarns
sI No o Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No Halifax
Herrings in whole half barrels No and Mackerc In
kitr No Peruvian Guano: Old Dominion Nails English ren
e Iron Band Hoop Sheet Ir0n Norway Nail Rods &C;
Cast shear and Bsred Steel Wagon Boxes all sizesso
Eo and oznaburg Bieached and Brown shirtings and
sheetng Bnrlape fsnanation Linen C9t,onades STRIPED
nly ask an examinations o their friends and the puoe gen
orally. ....,.,..,,. ~ al, l,,,s NJ
cn,rv p,riucs april a0dts-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
Timely Notice--Payment OF Accounts.


II matter of very great importance ~ and Of
IA small consideration 10 those indebted account
take this opportunity Of Informing my friends who owing
bills, tnt wish them settled In Juyihat being my rcg,
ar collecting seasonand that they Will find their bills ready
store the s day Of July next those who failed To settle
In January, will he afforded opportunity early In July afer
which time, II payment Ia not made, su be compelled To
enforce payment L. J.. ARMlSTEAD,
June 11-dts-Rep copy. No. l40 Main Street
TIOTEL CANDLEs.-80 boxes Hotel Candies with good
Of all other Candles received and for sale
ow by [july 18-dts] LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co.
(SI4OCKs! CLOCKSi CLOCKSii-The subscriber has
~ Just received hundred Clocks Of al sos shapes
and paern which he would invite the attention Of his
friends and community at large Please call and examine and
you will hnd the prices 10 sui. . I !. =
dec 21-ts JAMES DINWfDDIE.
Oils for Machinery.
i SOAR oa and U"3tsd Tlsacasd Lard OH suitable for
machinery-or sale BY the barrel single gallon by
aug l-dts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
LNREsH EGG AND ARROW ROOT CRACKERs-Just to
hand, lot Of Fresh E00 and Arrosc Root Crdcters,
light aud nutritious diet for children and nyad for sale
by [aug s-dtsl j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
FUNHE session Of tho subscribers School will
Il MONDAY, September bth
TERMs.-s2o per session Of Ave monha
aug 17-dt7sept X. NJ MCKINNEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

orooerA Commisstoa d Forwardtng Meschanta
Nssr skse D<psf ~ de W. 4 7s~a. ksiiread
-.,s .LkNcABURG, FZRGIxyd.
DEE 70 thsa thauks their friends
and patrons he very liberal patronage extended
0r the lass years. and respectfully ask scoanuanee Of The
They have recently added tner house, which
Of The largest and convenient houses In the city
receiving and snS produces and to those who may
with their eonsgnmenta very beat efforts to OBJ
taia high prices r them and saes rendered made
Their stock Of GROCERlES, LIQUORS, &c. IA always
piele and they prepared oder nduceenso purchasers
Orders carefully and promptly attended to.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
JOHN III. &c. EAM'L TYREI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

- q = LYNCHBUKd, va. y u
Sell 7bbaceo, E7eat Fiosv, and other Country Prosce
OvcE YouHan SNiTns NEARLY OPPOSITE FAAkEs nANk,
NyAKE this method rctunne their sincere thanks to their
friends and for their liberal pa
ouage sud hope BY their punctualiy In the dis
charge of business 70 render entire satiscon AZ 10 their re-
sponahiy c they FcY cisens Of Lynchburg generally
april 8o-ta - ei-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
j: r.. HOLC0MBE COMB g. CO.,

= = = III q, a.
WILL make collections all poina buy and sell Exchange
w Coin and Uncurrent Notes al orders for Sock nego
LeanA and all buslness apperaning general
Banking and Coleetion House.
nov 16ly J. r. H0LCoMBE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
- Shoes! Shoes!i Shoes!l

WIsHING to open In my former house In September
w fresh and stock Of Goods possible, shall offer
MANY BARGAINS at my present Store nearly opposite lse
Merchants Bank HN
Ladies' good Caters at 81 90; few Kid Con-
gress Caters at q 25 Coloured CATERS 81 co.
My supply OF Ladies Fine Shoes dNd Cutters will be kept
pretty full constantly. Also, Trunks Travelling bag. DO
juy 3O-ts T.. SEAfUkl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

White GOOdsi White Goods!
my large NEW DRY GOODS just being received,
all kinds of waite Goods win be found 70 wit: Jaconet,
Swiss and Mu Nun11uA CambrfcA Irish Linens Diapers DC,
&e with otics articles too tedious TO mention
aug iLdfss - ..a,A ta,f JHo. j. PURvIS, Agent
DURE CIDER yfNEGAR-Just to hand, small lot o
Pare Cider pSaepar The ladies rely upon this vim
egar a. being pure For sale by
aug s-dls - -. ~ j, ii. THOMPSON, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

49, = WI q =
y - u s@sss ss sssaszes 6as zssesfS 81
s.ssa~ss S5sS qs4s. Sssss " 4 ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

lion OF toe iocai,iy where yeloe fever vssses viii
their csrgoes ana foaic. kept b. dis.nfec.ed
he dwell upon the ceoessty Of juiiciou. system ~
Quarantine fer the protection o.. New York aud New.
ak the edjscent cities, including the sesbosrd
coast Of NewJersey. After a careful study Of the
topography Of this section Of the country and taking
into secount The direction o The winds be jersey,
man. bad come 10 the Conclusion thst SANDY Hook
the only suitable and .a:e lOcstion q Qusran-
tine for Nev-YOTk, Newark, &C. lie hoped ,hs,
New jersey and the state Of New Yoik would sppcin.
Commissioners TO corfer IN regard 20 tire MISTER and
devise sanitary meaLs that wsud meet the wants Of
the localities nan ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

Of the psrcyll street, aud back i' thei 'ncimpnsn'
At O'Clock 10 the afternoon. Mayor S!e sud th'
City Fathers will review tn company 90 tne Com
uon. o. Wednesday the company VII make al er-
eursics down the babcr AID return "A time Tor tue
b..ioon ssc,rsiop which comes oil at 8 O'Clock la
tie everins the Ueted S,stes Band. from Bsookiyu,
which accom- pates tie Grays, vii give concert az
Libeiy Hsll Ga Thursday the military VII VISIT
p ace II note about the city anu enjoy ride aroand
the Pout Road. In the afternoon there vii Dc
parade, which .d eopolude before the second balloon
sfoerson at O'Clock. Ii the evening" taio The COM
pasy cave for home. DurIg their stay reeal"
camp dusy will be performed, and the display VII
be one Of the fCest ever witnessed - New-Beliord
Sous OF MaLrA.-The NexYcrk correspondent OF
TIE Charleston Mercury says:
The Sops Of Maize ar. shout 70 receive renlen-
dous accession, in the person OF little Buy skier ne
has applied for membership and been elected out Is
no, ye, initiated TO the tss,m mysteries OF ths sccen
trc Order. Billy motive /. supposed 20 be the Goa
versior ofthe ovis S. busters and sn apphcs
ton Of the br, al and liberal principles ct their creed
20 tie in mediate regene Of Nicaragua and aftsr
tia; small task is seneyeo, Mexico and Caoa' v,
course any such expectation as euIeniiy QaNotc and
ridiculous TIE Sons have plenty Of giitterlns gen
eraites in tbeu constitutior, but they VIII never
seriously attempt to carry them into prscuce WIN re-
gard 70 Cuba N.csIagus or any other oppressed Soun-
ny which msy be supposed to graUtate TOWARD tne
Tilted States The original purposes OF the Order are
now molly uergei IN fsstivty and good'teiowship:
Tie Chapiers IL this city almost wholly composed
Of Jolly fellows who Ike good dinners, good liquor, aud
goon oses ell enlist under the un!ucky oaonet
If Gen. Walker Among them aye nearly all the fret
editors and reporters the cornwall police capaIs ana
the pick ard cream Of the theatrical profession. Inc
proportion Of the two ster classes TO others 10 tie
Order is nexphcsble 10 outsiders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
CITY ITEMS s.

AMusENEYrs.-NiJlos GdrdeH.-To-night will be
revived the comic spectacular pantomme OF " b.
anco" in which Gabriel Rave will perform the ead-
ing part. No pains have been spared in getting up
this piece TO make it, in the matter OF scenery,
Dire sses tricks transformations and grand effects one
of the great attractions of the season. Young Amer
lea will also appear in the ballet of Punchineilo.
with Mademoiselle Hennecar, Miss Frances, and the
ballet
JVGVacks Thsoter.-The Florences closed most
successful engagement on Saturday night. Tbs even
ipc Misc Matilda Heron will make her hrst appear
apce this season in new fve-act TRAGEDY entitled
Geraldine; Or, Loves Victory" The play is by
Mr., ii. l.. Bateman, and !. said to possess mucn
merit II is 10 be in good hands a. We find IN the DIS
trbution Of characters; beside the name OF Miss
Heron those OF Miss Josephine Orion, aud Messrs
Couldock. Sothern, Walcot, and Daridge
National Theafer.--Three pieces here Tonight,
"Invomar." cousin Sal" and THE Nerdant
Youth
Bo,rsry TIeater-" The Venetian Bucc.neer, the
pantomme of The Mage Trumpet and the farce
of Paddy Carey
BornHm's MusepR.-The dramatic company is
now performing here. The pieces tonight are
French drama called " Father and Son" and the
pantomme of The -Four Lovers" Those admirable
dancers. the sisters Gale, also performing here
Palace Gord.Rs-The entertainments al this place
of amusement are constantly varied, and a. ways
good Miss Agnes Sutherland, the - Scotch Night
incale" is announced for Tuesday evening.
Jones's Uood.-Excellent and varied entertainments
are daily given here This week the Tournisre Circus
is the leading attraction Displays Of fireworks are
also made feature
Woods Mastrels.-A fine programme of select
Ethiopian minstrelsy every night this week.
Bryaafs Minsrsis.-Al the Bryants appear every
night this week with ewei stock OF songs, jokes
and fuInyisms.
SuSDAY IN THE CESTR.L PARK.-A larger number
of people visited the Park yesterday than pre-
vious occasion-probably 10000 in the course Of the
day and evening. Not single intoxicated person w.s
seen ard there was no disorder.
CRY MoRrALTr-Ae weekly report o. the City
Ipspector shows that the deaths for the week ending
on Saturday numbered TO- which is AZ increase of -
over the mortality of the week previous. OF the
de,.h. lest week g. were men, l0e women, 2s7 boys,
ard "a ghl,. As compared with the same week
Last August; there is an increase in the nsmber Of
| deaths last week of -. Or the whole number Of
deaths reported by the Inspector 5l were Of 10 years
and under and Az children Of two ysars Of age
SAD les. Ci9srs kfautyu still sosttaass to prevail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
IAdurtisuen..l
the guide 10 PM
q" | regsrd PHRE

Il regard PHRENoL0Y as tho guide 70 I'M
sophy srd the h.udmsi ef Christianity Wheeyor dissra
Phrenolosy pubic beoeteor How're hssa
EN,NnArIoss ~it Charts and f wrr.en Srpnooso OF char
scr showirg dscsa talents end the pgrsi Tx success
snd sspp ss given daily BY fewLEG wNLLsNA Ss SrsAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

quite '-etsiVsly there having been rs v.eiia' -
tbs, iisese iuriug toe week The report Informs Il
tbk there Se deaths Of desses Of the stomach.
bor- ard other objective orga,i ITO Of diseases OF
the brsn aud nerves ia q! diseases of the lungs aud
throat; IS of skin and sfuptive jseaset y st.llbora
aud premature births: 81 IF general fevers of old
sge - cf Si.esses Of TIE geHersive and uiaSy or
gsls; aud Of the bones, joints, &c. Eighteen
6esshs arose from violent causes. The nativity tabs
show. that 500 were natives Of the United States ~
ofIr,iaad a Of Germany; Of England; , OF S'ot-
land . Of France, . OF Denmark; of British Amer
ca aod the bsaso Of different foreign countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

esbe, sbsf "a scstt 81 ctstos i'e ."r-y ~ ~
-. "a a a., a. Amt tk the cars snc ,Aus - New f,th
here che arrs.e< ss,udsy, on tas Five f,rt. %
Seer tsoutru Il he Waia soc hsa aweN,f s.P,sss
N he ra src and rfs.es tel ~h-fe she asf cole is-o
the ocsS bad agreed take her ceesais- sne sse,s
r.wp ~hru she BID AID the Usei'. - nss
Csrr irnkdesl~S No ia Worth sIe- tof 80 Fhs 's-s
Ne ft a, ,ncios,ed s,d the wss ni'res
6r ,..5 ,rcrny By Jssee Coaooy. Carol vts hi .S -
snissticu fot recvtstns stol.c CODA
ARRysr.-Freier'os Thompsoo. secoui ms's of ss'p
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MIDNIGHT STABBISG AFFRAY.-John McDermott,
his wife and two female acquaintsnces were sitting
on the soop Of their residence No. IL Clinton street,
just before midnight on Saturday, when three men
went by singing McDermo,t imprudently ordered
them to make eas noise. This aroused their ire and,
crossing the street two of them, named John Wallace
and Alfred Phillips, assaulted McDermott and his
party. John Carpenter a ledger in the house, hur-
RED down to protect his friends and for few minutes
there was a general fight. Then the strangers with
drew. and McDermott and Carpenter c;ied out that
they were stabbed. Officer Abbott, neighbor
ned Snyder and crowd Of fremen from an engine.
house near By gave chase to the assaians and over
took them. Two of them arrested, and gave
their names John Wallace, foreman in the Central
Park, and Alfred Courtney lumbeG-dealer. Phillips
escaped. Carpenter was found to be stabbed through
the arm while McDermOtt was wounded in the hip
and abdomen very seriously. The prisoners were
Yesterday taken before Justice Steer, ana held for
examination. Il did no. appear that Courtney had
taken any active part in the affray, although Mr..
Spyder thought that be heard him tell his cOmpan-
lens to "cut the sons of - Phillips came into
Court, in the absence of the Judge to give himself
up. The officers allowed him to depart under promise
Of returning at o'clock, but when our reporter left,
some time after that hour, lie mad not made his ap-
pearance.