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p T. $, is informed that the gentlemen to whom
ha addressed bis communication did not see hear Of
either statement to which he refers, until they were pub
lsled
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BY G. b. DAVENPORT AUCTs
GROCERIES, &C, AT AUCTION.-On THURS
~ DAY 18th June will sell O'Clock at our action
store, assortment u groceries, viz:
Prime Java Coffee
A, and q Coffee Sugars
Crushed do
New York Syrup
Portland do
Oh Rye Wisky
Western Rec,ihed Whisky
Pure MolAsses Bum
Candies
Soap Starch
Black and Green Teas
London Porter and Ale
Clsret and Port Wines
Frelch Brandy, &c.
ALSO
GOO sides Sole Leather
TERMS 500 CASH 500 and over four month. credit f,r
approved paper.
je22 IlC DAVENpoRP a,.,.
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TdE OrEEAry CoNcsEr, on Friday night 40 Mechan-
les Institute III, "a delightful entertainment. Md
Co.-on confirmed our previous exalted opinion Of
her merits aud S-uor S,igy.i, though uttering few
harsh notes performed bis part With brilliant suecess-
d. si.gs bon "Choice IalIu.' Toe entertainment was
enhanced by the performance OF introductory overture
5y s1 orchestra composed Of the Academy OF Music
a. TbilloV "a resident artist Is enutej 10 great credit
iul bs admirable piano accompaniment
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SAVE YoUa Docross BILIS.-Wheu DR.. Wistar's BAL
s.u of Wild Cherry will care coughs, colds, bleeding al
te lungs and arrest the i destroyer consumption, 10
does more ttan mos, physicians can DO single trial
v... satisfy ON, iutretr,oGs.
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VALUABLE REAL EST,TR ON C,Ry Rp

WIN ALUTIUN-MII
be sold upon the premises Thu sIay the m Law Of Jqly
commencing at Il oco,k valuable pieces OF Real Estate
a follows:
sA Brick Teneuen: the North side Cary between li
and l2th streets aciaing the property Horace L.
Kent and 9th rs. "
2dA Brick Tenement Cary aud 18th streets
IN number Of years occupied by Nicholas DevereuI 4 leather
his property has the usual 'front.' srd Is renting good
tenants at fair remit.
purchaser executing negotiable with interest added anil
secute by a trust deed. JAS. NJ TAYLOR SON,
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Ti,E Nsw AIMS HorsE.-A special meeting Of the
Council viii be held this Afternoon, consider the pro-
1risfy Of erecting the new Aims House on other
locality than the site OF the Old building We originally
advocated le change proposed, aud still Of the
opinion that IL woI'd be preferable build the Aims
House other point, bu. having acquesced IN the
selection o.. the present site because considered
goat point glirej that the Old vermliierOus building
20 be displaced for new edice any safe, aud be-
cause che ou'y valid t,cou The present site It's
proximity TO che B1ryug ground, rather indlsr-
eut 20 The action which the Council will take this at
tfrnOon f the reasons be presented in favor OF the
Cd mge justify require moderation OF the plans al
ready agreed upon, the members OF the Council should
undoubtedly reconsider their former aenOu-bu there's
Io time 20 be lost.
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NOTICE.-we will sell on Tuesday next 26b June At Ia
y oe oek IN our Auction Room Odd Fe'owsIIa Franklu
street No DINING ROOM SERVANT, about 10 years Of age
raised In & first class family and sold for fault
ltsb pClITAM On Lrctr
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N,yoRs Corrr-On SATURDAY, the following business
sls disposed Of by the Mayor.
Cbas Gaylord md W. H. Robey, cbsrged with stab
hing Wm. GolIu. Continued until to-day. The other
fugitive and alleged &C Ompce, Geo. Peney, has been
arrested Washington and will be arragued this
ing
5. Van Horn and jos n. Gill, charged With stab
lrrg j. r. Grafton, J. H. Davis and Granville Montele
Continued until Thursday, at which time il is expected
tast Mr. Grafton will be able TO appear
Michael Fetz charged with ASSEMBLING Margaret Sui
IVAN Complainant failed 60 sppear and charge dis
missed
David King aud b. Wsrdwen, were each fined - be-
cause ha drivers OF their Ice carts bad violated the ord
nance prohibiting horn blowing in the streets except by
art-l.,r rd~s baud. duly organized
Henry Scott and Daniel Jackson slaves Of Hatcher x
IS b.,eg were ordered TO De punished for assautug
5r and David slaves in the employ Of j. L. Doriug.
Jos e.. Wait ined s. for obsIrucung Jackson
street. with rubbish aud bricks
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CoMMISSIoNEk, s sALE or M0sT vALUA.

COMMESSIeNF SALE OF MOST VALUA-
SBL- REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HI-As commissioner IN.
der decree o the Circuit Court OF the Richmond In The
Of Marshall WINSTON &C. pronounced on the lh Nav
$50 'al Ter for sa' at pabc action the premises
NONDAf the ga July 1884 at och ek r NJ II fair II not the
pvSt ar nay let No lid In plain city Of Richmond at
the corner Of Broad and 1h streets with brick mansion
thereon recently In the occupancy Of the late Winston
the half acre lot No rear fronting 1872 the North
side Of Grace Street; also the half l5 the corner
Of Broad AID 10Th streets fronting the side Of Broad
tree sz feet The shove real estate among
full ard desirable on Church Hill
TERMS Half cash; bAlence months with goo
sonsl security bearing interest," aad te till all pur-
chss. money Is fus pSl
The taxes for leo 70 be paid by the purchasers
je6-drs A A M0RscN Com,r
Sale conducted by Comm ArPERsoS, Auets
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF della WARE.
FOR JUNE 1890.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS 4 CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE

The Manager call ne attention Of the public 10 TIE 6orin
Splendid Schemes 10 be drd,on IN Wilmington, DeItedre,
BYSTATE 4 UTHORITY
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PRICES PUT DOWN.
~ REAT inducements will he ofe ed In
" Rich Printed Org indies aud JAG nets
" 0rgInde Robes at sacrifice at 50, original price
from $40 10 tl5
Paris Prn ed Bareges, rich
English Bireges at great bargains
More Of those cheap silsss, 20 and - cts
all styles will be marked closing prices
Gail Andsee. CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
90 Main
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Most EiLVA-
- BIZ REAL ETA1E, ON UN.oN HILL SEAR fHE CITY
OF RICHMOND, AND ADJOINING !AIEAiFLD RaCE FIELD
ts Comm issoncr appointed by decree Circuit
he 'y NJ Richmond, pronounced % the 9u ~ june 1867 ia he
case Of st-aTns, agan ecker &C, shall proceed
sell "' pubic ion. the premises TUESDAY
June 1850. at o'clock, p n, u far II not the
he valuable real te, owned and occupied NJ Va.n
iine Hckrr situated Union BILL The city Richmond
VIII be suod'id=d according TO pat aud survey, Ne
at the ONCE m the Aucioneers To the Mansion osse thel
viii be sttaehei asF's Of land The Mansion only
Uut very handsome one There s. IL addition, atsol %
it, lag number Of oh,r huc;a the most n which are
u Of brcs and I'll Of them Of the substantial
Aite The sale Of TIE dwelling viii be sold large lots
AMI squares bounded by 95h street. New Bridge road 2th
and 18Th W. ard Of these lots and squares are
auuy situated, AMI ARE Ia part the tnyirous OF Rich.
mond, IN re property Is gradually improving value
cash balance at ~ months for
goahe notes interest added and title m az he pur.
chase money paid ard conveyance ordered By e Court
The taxes for ls6O to be paid by the pgr. hAser.
Ito -. G; MYEE Trustees and
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Persons living distance should be extremely cautious Of
whom they Lottery Tickets Cert caes OF Packages OF
Tickets country flooded with bogus and swndlng Loe
es Every ndueemen held out invest
Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 TO $4,000 head their
Tickets One Dollar. 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such In Instance,
frauds II money sent TO them for Tickets, II much
away without the shadow OF chance Of getting prize
ewsrs all Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually large
in comparison price OF Tickets In every instance where
large Prizes offered for small cost Of Tickets put down for
q certain fraud.
az All orders addressed to FRANCE BRoADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington DEL viii NEE. with prompt attention, and the printed
official drawings sent over.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs co.,
WILMINGTON. Delaware.
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n O TT Q Z 8.
Commencement Exercises
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FRIDAY EyE,lNG .2D iNsrp At THE
SECOND BAPTIST Gnu RCH,
TFtg NII-r., before Nsa5aasy Society, hy Rev Al Hun
Il ln.I.u uf FsrmvHe
SAHHtrH ENtNtNG tsttH fNSrl
tfr. Fr Church Nti. uears BY tn- pastor D.
t...t. sad. 10, Cd. ta- Institute sHa 1f tt- COLLEGE
MONDAY EVENING. t-'ru lNSrl
ur.h. OBJ. Address before the Literary Nole
rl .g Rev T. a. Leer, H. rter...-s
TUESDAY EvsNI>G. tl5rH INST
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NO E\CU Sc
BALD HEADS.
EzEKIEL7S
VIRGINIA DlSC0N ERI
Is THE ONLY RELIABLE PREPARATION THAT WILL
CAUSE tue HAIR To GROW on Bald PATES. TT IA kF
COMMENDED WITH rzIsECr CONrlDENCE AND No oYE
WHO tAS GivsN m 4 rulSou@H TRIAL Has YET IN
DISAPPOINTED ~ IFS EFFECTS
Pr sale by al Druggists.
PRICE :, ol PES BOTTLE
~ Orders attended % promptly. FZEklEL,
i.l6 o. Main street.
S,POErING RIFLE BLASTING POWDER.--
jsae-5. LAG E DAVENPORT.
7 .OyEKINCS SUPERIOR WHITE "a" ST.
II GAS, Co yellow Co. for sale by .,.,.,,,,o,r
jest J. G. b. DAVENPORT.
MRS. JANE 4. WILLIAMS. VI. D., Hydropa'tst
1'A - 49,, @ INV Clri F ~, rsri ry a SCI
en- srp Magnetism Midwifery and Diseases
o. wo 1tu aui cl 'ren vii receive spec.sl attention
Oa..e hours ron 90. Mm&,P.M
Richmond, Jure slsl, i>t1. ie2l-ln
on uEsDS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
20 22ilB Porto Rico do
= Ms Sugar
lee tbl D Cv1ve 10
15bts Gu, Lo,fdo, and
~ ~ s ssse ;. , ,S.ii- sugar
40 hbk Grauu,ated sugar, and
10 bbls tiuce s. rup, for sa by
i,af-2w LEWIS WEB JOHN G. WADE
C,IGIRS.-A varied assortment Of all qualities For aeby
DIVE Co,
i.fy Wholesale Druggists.
C,GNtEEL SHOES,
II For Gentlemen and Ladies.
hrye received good variety Of aides and Gentle
the Menu acturei BY he
ed makers which sell as lov can afford;
Ladi-.' aue Gates wth heels, with NitloutIils
L'a..s. fine sreaea Aid SagPe's, yilhle,h
Ladies Neys. ippers Black
Ladies Dress ( slippers
Ladies selling Busklns, for old Ladies
Lai e,' Morocco sui Kid Heel boots.
Misses and lhilir, 5 Sha.s % the lest qualities
Boy 81 = most all kinds
We invite WaUt something that really nice and good
z,sotncn shall keep the incest ard best
Goods that be- made.
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From Rec pr R.sslr, Ett.r C3r,.ilu Aiyo,a,5l
ssvfIs- lNFtrts-s btoNs fuRlA persons fond of Light
and wholesome u4' bread biscuits batter AM ouckwhee
liS may purchase ti Powder U sa-l-ete lle materials
a-. perfectly harmless tri rvssfut tta soda saratus
a. 40 fear Th. of De- g.u MAKE t- lsaest
ss.e. bread u tle shortest possible time TINS labor and
r-ars Observed U.sys 70 s Iin Virginia, and
i1veatoa Of Nu.e-1u John Garck, manufacturer
ana sole proprietor Richmond. Va We know him. ard have tried T.
sa r,e0umend ts best titled Get and mind The
Fo ,c Throughout, tse STATE BY Druggists and Groee gene
rally mllo
- GENUINE SOLE LEATHER
ESN-IfS TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALNN HILL
s-- BE- very t.st Sol. Trunks b- had in Iris couu
as uri-r. Persons want 70 very Superior
TuaS win please can 'al examine ;a-',, A. ELL CO.
sgS GRO. BARNEY WOOTEON,
49, F-e. tr JUDGE ug rHE uJsrlNGS COUEr-A
1''- E...,aa ss.. Isa. uyai-d,i,'
15--.>FOR JUDGE OF THE HIS
g. TINGs CorEt WILLIAM b. LYONS. 20. u9-'d
For JUDGE OF THE HIST
49, i\Ss oogRL-rEAcN GRArfAS ~
R%AT cO sar:. ooop.
Nsa ,sa Es,rugrr sr,.r ,No rrSrrsf embracing
Fine J4con,ts i.I Orgtuoi-s, plain and bounced
French Urrr-ts. plain and bounced
Htrr.e A. -aIsa. nj ola and bounced
r.rius poUIuttss,
tH.u.t De- Iai.es.
SIX AND sILH SOBSs, a., Sc,
above ana other Goods .Ir ~ COSY 1Hf -'r
rlri cost until che fo August To- make room ior 'di sup
IN Gar5ses s-.- 1.s. aa 10 large aud elegant iecs
IT. @ .t g. w. rHlIt o. cot'lhn aid'iu
WATKINS a FCKLtN.
- Our stock Of Nantes and shauls is very tine.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
nv GODDIv 4 APPFRsoN. AUcTq.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arsrpEscl

BY BETS A GREGORY, AaetJ.
n ERGkOES.-We will sell This Morning. u 10 dock,
l. " 10 likely Negroes. Belts GREGORY, ABctrs.
Frankhn Street.
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L,ANOLES- Meurc!s Patent Saraidne
I Mitth-i.s Hydraulic Pressed
Barrow German Wax
Jacks1u's r&low
Weeks steam Ac'a
Thames Hydraulic Pressed, for sale BY
t-a "a lac. b. DAVENPORT
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fudge or TuE HUNTGNGS RT.-An cleo
- tu OF JuIg, OF the Hlsilu- Court p. the Sy %
held In che several wards % tr city, on tuesday 'ne 'n
inst
I> Jr.flt-1S Wtsn-tt me Hall over the First Market
.ai,.l.usFs Joseph Bslmmr john J. wilson, LllnI LID
fr. Alexander Craig and Thcs. f. Word
I,nfa.tIl- Reuben r. Seal
Us Mtur.ox WAN AZ thr Cty Han
tafst l.usIs p Sheppersor, Jas A. Scott jas H. Nrau
See. s. .iv-4fhmev ana Geo " Randolph
t.r.i.ef1r-E o.. ClAkley.
rs N.va.r w.aD-A L.cv's shop, 20 Broad street -,
..a.. .1+-s-Thas R4rham Thoa boudar Henry FoNei1
T..s NJ Jurrs and D. Matthews
..fl. WA \. Kelley . .v--,,-
~. -. L,oun.L
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By PULLIAM q co. hrcts
Ok NEGROEs-we will sell q Likely Negroes day At 10
~ O'Clock. PULLIAM A CO Aucs,
ODD PellONs Hall
n House Servants Cooks Washers and Ironers for sale
privately, myii
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7-OTICE no tax PAYEiiN.

TTEsUlI EVENINU- Il0II MT =
Attls Fst tlasJh t.t C.rl stetueui proper lr-z %
.-nrtes, 70 TAX PAYEsiS.-'gs g ssIs 90 ls De
t..F ~ f. Oh o. .t Ll hIs. . That tfe C1Iccf.r Ut
FL t rs, tI .auu,.,y give 81. tee least four % ae
daily DO. sape-s civ or dc,D i's prior o. The Ism day
f Ta tHf he uu attend ts Office DAILY, between he hours
O'CLOCK 81 ana O'Clock p NJ from the tteenth 20 The
A J1nr Inclusive kr purpose 20 receiving iro any per
@ raf with CIV Tax whole hall @ thc am unit
TAX charged dedlc;ug me whole amount or onrA as
be- per ccntum thereon HE Oolee,oI '.
t manner vr e dtcrn dsys prior 90 th- htrcrt OF
December De VIII attend % DTS atcs "a o. hei~ren ne
arflrtI urs fhe lh Oh tc Stat OF December i
y. ti- purpose 90 receiving fro sny pc son sho has al
-rs o. raid tc city Taxes charged l' Hun te re
,re All drJ.-iire uch half tea per crnun thereon
fa uu1alcs amended Or iin.ice, pas'ei aig
l-- U.s. at.tal tte Collectors utcc in ihe CIV AI
NOM tht OF i>J Inclusive, Tor The purpose
aim o A. HoRs0N. C. c. Riehmoad-
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POTATOES! POTATOES!! Portable use or plant
il ings constantly on hand
Jersey White MERGERS,
Jersey Buckeyes,
Pink Ewes,
Long Johns
Peach Blow Peach Bloom
"A superior knl piantug) Also Black Eye Peas and
White Beans together with general assortment OF FAMILY GRO
CERIES As exclusively for cash. enables me to sell oW
- b. ..r,- GIVE n. a call SAMPSON NFS Agent
-,,fe Cor Main and oh Sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08
United states Circuit Court.


March o-At the opening Of the Court Judge Belts In.
troduced Judge smaly Of Vermont, 10 the members Of
the bar In doing he said that by Of Congress-
passed in 1882 provision made that in those districts
where the public business eha require IT, giving authority
TO the Circuit Court Judge Of that portion Of the United
States TO assign the District Judge Of any other District 10
the district requiring the assistance 10 preside and
else al the powers and authority Of the resident Judge
Judge Nelson has designated Judge Smay TO sit in this
district by virtue Of that act and TO hold either the
District or Circuit Court, with all the powers Of the resi-
dent Judge. He will take the bench Of the Circuit
Court rendered vacant by the death Of Judge Iugerso
and will probably continue his services in this Court un
I'll Judge Nelson sha be enabled 10 take his place
any accident should compel him 10 leave the Circuit Court
VIII take his place, so that the business may 90
continuously until the main portion Of 1t shall be
disposed Of. understood that there Is
. pressure Of equity business In this court which
requires attention. and the common law business Of this
Circuit win not be taken up until the first Of April Judge
smay will now take up the business pending before this
Court and will proceed with the criminal and equity bust
ness until the first Of April and he will then take up the
general business Of the Circuit
There being NO cause ready, the Court adjourned
to Wednesday morning ut eleven O'Clock.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Smally.

ROBBERY OF THE LAMP POST LETTER BOXES.
MARCH THE United States Daniel II. Pdlmer.-
The accused In this case well dressed and ne looking
young He charged with purloining letters from
the boxes recently Affixed 70 the lamp posts in this city.
appears that Palmer was clerk in the employ Of Mr.
j. Murray the contractor for these boxes and finding
KEY crelessy lying In the store, tempted to take
and commit the felony. Some Of the letters taken by
him contained money, and drafts and money TO consde
rabIe amount The prisoner was accompanied by his
wife, young WOMAN who was very much affected BY
the unfortunate position Of her husband
manded for sentence. The penalty may be much As
RE United States a. George Damuer Tor Da,cer).-The
accused was second officer Of the American ship Devon
shire, and charged with assault and battery, and
cruel and unusual punishment James Humphreys
seaman board that vessel The prisoner pleaded not
guilty, and was remanded for trial
The United States Us. Charles Wineheser and Samuel
volt on board tho American bark Aagdelne Pleaded not
guilty and remanded.
ne dated states %. John ". ouris-The prisoner is
charged With passing counterfeit CON- He pleaded guilty,
and was remanded
The United State, John Smin-Same offence Pleaded
not guilty, and was remsnded.
indicted for An assault with dangerous weapon
Frederick Hotchkks, board the bark Mayfower
Pleaded not guilty, and was remanded.
A SCARCITY OF LAWYERS.
Some Of the prisoners said they were unable TO employ
Judge Smaly, looking around tolerably we'll filed
court room, SAID that he hoped gentleman would
volunteer TO defend the accused He Pe Judge) being
any member by name.
There was no response TO this appeal and
Mr. Dwight remarked that strange as il may appear,
tTict Attorney and his assistants.
Under these circumstances the jury discharged,
and the court adjourned to Thursday morning At ten
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The New York Historical Society.

The Nav V~rn xyssS~~se~u 0n~S~tv.
A largo and attentive audience was present a mo
regular monthly meeting or the Historical Society," held
on ruesd.v ava,,, AZ. pov NJ n. w,,, r,s..d,n~
~ S'0AAs, VIC NV III 40 wa" Ps
NJ 10 Peyser, - chairman Of the committee appointed
70 make arranRemeuts for the purchase of the Abbott
uussuv os rvn,,., ,n..,,... - ,h.,. -.,o-. h,ch
ISyp1An Anuquuee' re&a 'nen 'OPo''' VIM.
was adopted. II was announced that series OF gratui-
tons lectures on the sub,ect m rvvpt and in anti.
cr,t.. ,vorn =. ..,- :, ~.
s11.se "ou.u oe oenvered unaer the auspices :" uo
society. Mr.. Richard X. Haight, having donated TO
the Society several volumes containing r.re and
v.m.h,. ,s...-.s.. 49, 49, % ..S- :,
"~'" '''0~i0nes upon 'nm supcct, me snanAs
the Society unanimously voted 70 him therefor.
Memorial resolutions with reference u tho death
NJ ro,d u...u,., - 80 80 1900 m.
'u "AosuAy were reso ana sdopsed Inc
Chairman then introduced the Rev. g. H. Hopkins, who
read an amusing and instructive paper the Hstory Of
Wtchcraft In the American Colonies" America was not
the country In which belief in witchcra FIRST became
prevalent and In which legal enactmens were first made
against supposed Witches The ooloniss were educated
u land whose laws forbade all compacts with Satan
Inc wilderness o. the New World and the peculiar Gus
toms and ceremonies Of It's aboriginal Inhabitants were
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Coroner, Inauests.

SINGULAR SUICIDE or MARRIED woMAS-sn HANGS
HxRsrE on THE Tor OF HousE-Mn Nina Zehl, a Ger
man woman, twenty years Of age, residing at No. q
Clinton street, committed suicide on Tuesday evening
under somewhat singular circumstances. It seems tina.
she got into dispute with her husband Henry Zehl in
regard TO the possession Of small sum Of moneyabout
$i2 % amount Her husband is shoemaker and che
takes IN washing and ironing, and both parties claimed
the tl2 as their earnings Mrs Zeh finally left tho room
stating that ehe was going upon the roof 70 take in the
Clothes and her husband went out Of the house Subse
quenty one Of the tenants upon the roof and was bor
hed 70 behold her warm though heless, body suspended
BY rope to the wooden frame used 10 dry clothes
The body cut down. and Coroner ackman held an in
quest verdict Of suicide by hanging was rendered by
the jury The deceased had been married only three
months
ForS DROWNED The body Of an unknown man, ap.
pareny about thirty years Of age, was found floating
the water yesterday At Of Stanton street. Eat
river The remains appeared 70 have been the water
for days, aud they were alfred In dark clothes
Coroner Jackman held an inquest, and a verdict Of
death BY drowning was rendered.