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The Seventh Va. Regiment.

victory.
Our Colonel, we love him, and salute
when near;
With him at our head. the rebels We don't
Oar Qoartermasters We don't know, but
suppose they are whackers;
They give Us plenty of coffee, fitch and
hard crackers.
Our crackers are hard--if you would eat
them you would see,
Some are marked 1901. and some B. c.
We can live on crackers or any kind of
flesh,
And walk City miles to get pop at Sc
cesh.
We have band that is hard for to beat;
They can play any tune from charge to
retreat.
Tho players thai can beat them are very
few;
They are good on the reveille or camp
tattoo.
Their instruments are Of the very best
kind;
They are as good q set Is in the service
you will 6nd
oar companies and Captains are next in
my mind;
They are as fne set of men as you will
likely find.
They drill Us in military tactics each day
In their full uniform they look handsome
and gay.
0ar Captains arc bold and not scared BY
alarms;
They are all we'll drilled in the manual
arms.
long life to Captain Fisher, of Compa-
ny d,
With as brave set of wild cats as you
ever did see.
They are not afraid of the devil, or any
other man;
ri they get hold of rebel his hide they
will tan.
Csptain Lessnre Is on aand with Com.
Pany &,
With as good company as ever fought
Cor liberty. ~ 8 Hf
Captain J. Morris enrolled in Company F;
II they get : chance they will stop the
i rebels breath <
They are in for anything, fight or a
march;
II they get old jackson they win timber
his starch.
They would like to hang him with q
with;
1ksy will go any place and don't fear
death.
Losg life to Captain Spangler. Of Com.
pany g.;
He has % hard . set OF boys as you ever
did zee,
They don't care if salt is dollar pound; !;
The Rough sad Ready boys Of Monroe
are renowaed.
Ne come to show the rebels that we would
- not tire;
Weswill follow our gallant Capt through
bomb shells and Ere.
Next comes Company H. commanded By
Bowers;
He has company that will stand march
ing for hours.
His boys are all out for honor and bounty;
The company is good and most all from
Wood county.
II they get in . fight the rebels will want
&c quit;
They will find the loyal Virginians cen
never be whipped.
Nov comes the Sultler with his goods
for TO sell,
Consisting Of all kinds Of things too
nemerous to tell.
Koshler viii do his best the boys for to
please;
He keeps plenty of ginger bread and
good cheese.
Some of the boys thinks he will make all
he CAP;
Dss for my part ! think Koehler is an
benest man.
Ws have 8 good regiment it has often
been said;
\. yoa don't believe US see rs on dress
parade.
ny rhyme now will bring to an end
BY these few lines hope not to lose
friend.
II 10 bad poetry with others compared
These lines were composed by STEPHEN
A. BAIRD
~ Office. seeking in Washington is
more of disease than ever. There ale
han al
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Monroe Lodge No. ls9.
Home Testimony.

WALNUT RIDGE, Lawrence County, O.,
April S, 1889.
DR.. C. W. RoBAcK-Sir:-For the benefit of
the suffering humanity, permit me to say that
/ have found your Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaints. Mr.. P. Mye,s of this
place was prostrated with this disease, his ease
was pronounced almost hopeless. A few boxes
of the Pills, and bottles of Purifier cured him
50 that he is now able to labor. u i
See advertisement in another column. Mss
Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL. 4,
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ssalss eal 60 - Z aessasolasq 90 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

After The battle of the 9th the concentration OF
the Confederate forces bed become 1pevitsole u
was necessary to retreat. II WA decides 70 crosf
Whi,ebeck Swamps, behind which b halt was to DC
made In order to give time for tue baggage 70 pos'
on 10 James River where new basis Of operations
was to be established under the pro ection OF the
gunboais. Between 5000 and 5000 wagons were
employed on one single road between YORK kiver
and james River. On the morning OF the JUN ah
had crossed Wtitebcck Swanps We lett savage
Station on the morning Of the 18th In the midst oi
dense fog, and followed that road encnmbored WIN
wounded, and crossed Whitebeck Swamps, which Is
n kind of woody marsh. But, when We arrived.
the head Of the column had alone passed.
We heard muskeiry OH before. and, galoping ior,
ward, met Keser who informed me mat we pau
retnlsed thu enemys cavalry, winch had atNmp'eu
10 nolest our march. We soQn hear heavy can
rOnaGc on our lett rear ~ Is 'nc ehs1A
Sumner. who bad TO, left bs position. AT nigh''hl,
we encamped, and at dawn Of day learnt that al
our wagons and all our troops bad passed Whltebeck
owamys.
On the morrow we advanced, sccrched by o
burning sun, toward james River. 1be Gencr'l
conferred with the Commanders OF the glnboats ana
then vall,ped off with our nephews. We soon bear
the repor, of cannon, and the enemy attacks smith
(ybo holds Whilebeck Swamps) Ano her attack IS
made on tie center of our line. Those attacks
having thrown tho enemy into klnd OF disorder,
the General returns with us to toe guhboais, IN
order TO confer win Cdle' 'lotbc'r' We Siio"
upon tie Gal,na; while ihere reFort is sent IRON
the rear announcing that powerful body Of the
enemy is advancing toward ,he position occupied by
Porter.
Immediately we ascend the Iiver, III order to
throw the weight Of our cannonbalia into The scoie
and open fierce FIRE. The lieutenant II al tie i"'et
head with 100 egual officer, who telegriphs with
the men who work Porters signals, which hse
acsd on tie roof OF house, in order TO direct onr
ire. | also ciiIne NJ TO the masthead, IN spite oi
inv boots and spurs. In the hea' Of the action, Tue
belmsDan iorgcls 70 steer rtlngh1 ana tDe |Nions
ms a.hore-a disagroenblc thiDg, as Immediately
,he enemy coyere tie neighborhood with shst.-
,sooers We ~ lest get oil, aid Por'eis IRE
sIackens We thence conclude that the enemy Is
rcpulsei and "a " f.~sierniLnion' With the - blie
jackets" takes place, IA wnicl fAru-ig'ts' Inv
General returns TO lie head lgartar' md we rep
ar1se IRON BIN. We then went to For Monroe on
board gm5oat, the jacos Bell, which was sent
here with disI atches
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SI'Ag Y.
The pirale Anmfer-S aited States Naval
lNovements in the Mediterranean.
TnoiGs BHI.Kr

Corr ~pondolos Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
PoRr or ALas.inA, S,rin. j-ly %. 1892
To United s ates steam sloop oi.wae RearNrge,
remains on her station N this bay watching the
pir,te orah Samter, now lying III Gibraltar dying
he, baGasi flag. Ii is reported, with some founIa-
tion of ti1ihfulness that Engl,h paries in Liver
POO! have either bought or arc negotiating for tha
latter vessel. An Official from Gibrnliar has visited
her, and tie question very properly arisee-whai
vas his mission Wa IL TO ascertain her tunnage,
% deliver an official ressage from tho Governor OF
Gibraltar, or To dine on friendly terms wih k9bel
ofkcersl L. liz well known tina. some weeks aro
check was glycn TO neg0i ions for tho Sumter by
assurances from an american morchaut That u
transfer Of the property, under present Cgc1ni-
stances, would lie hazardous aud Illegal. thin
notorious craft orco 20 much feared by Our merchant
ebipmafter il, without doubt, very much ont OF
repair if not entirely unfit for active service. Her
commander Semmrs, went TO England several
weeks ago, and men ia Gibraltar state positively
thal there are N England more than q balf dozen
fgst and powerful steamers and vessels fitting out 10
supply the Confederate navy, one OF which 70 sup
posed io be intended for the above FAMED Rebel.
Coxetter and Bullock also reported TO 10 ready
! 10 assume command, if they have rot already, of
newly fitted war vessels. In anticipation oi any
movement Of thee or other Confederate psiyateors
or naval vessels, tho American Minister at Port
James requested the prehence OF tho steamer
Tusearora, then lying in the port Of Cadz II, South
ampton, ut which port fhe hes recently arrived.
| The soreship Release n III the Mediterranean on
her reslrn from the naval store house at Spelza.
The fine sloop-of war Constellation is also in the
Mediterranean, and sat present tho iag-ahp Of the
squadron for all practical pupos.s On Sunday last
! wilils the crew Of the kearsrge were taking theiF
customary bath, huge gronnd-shark appeared
among them, and atn0sing one Edward III. Iibbets,
caught him Immediately under the armpit on one
ride and dragged hin to the bottom. 1, is the only
instance OF The kind known In this vicinity.
The Ocean Spray, Capt. Stubbs, arrived at thi,
port two days ago, and viii sail by :te first far vino
for Boston. O.
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County Treasury who refuse to take the oath Of aeysncs

County Treasury who refuse take the oath Of allegiance
be discharged.
Rec ired That copy OF this preamble and revolution 30
TO each department Of the County Government
aud also such other persons dhuse the County money!
In supporting tie resolutions Mr.. Blunt eaJ there
were but few Of the county employees under their
control; vet, though they could not turn them out,
they could stop their sslires which was Just ss
good. He wonld go ttill further than the resolu-
tons end decide the form Of the oath, and how and
when they should take IT, Tire r~rolulions We're
adopted. Mr. Purdy offered another resolution in
favor OF publishing ihe enromeDt li.ts in book Iorm,
for the benefit Of the public Mr.. Blant thought the
list should he published two OF three Of tic Lead
ing papers, as then everybody co0ld obtain it with.
out irouble and assist in IL corret ton. |. was im-
portant that the list should con prise the name Of
every one liable % militia duty, * tie da; now i'm
mnent might moi be tie only one that gead bs
made durur the war. lie believed iha; sfl more
troops won d be required 10 put down We rebellion.
gbe resolution waa referred to the Con11t,ee On An
n,al Taxes, when the Board adjourned sni lbs iirst
Tuesday in September.
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A CARD pRoM JUSTICE CONNOLLY.
To q, Editor Of TA,M y T,6an.

To sis EGfoT ~ The v. y IiOaN
S5R: TIE statement in TIE TRIBUNE Of THO
morning under Tie caption, ~ Police Magistrate refuses to
gran, gwarfsntt 70 Police Officer" made, presume upon
the authority OF Policeman John . t. yloE an ales Thar
-sd Tlylor had applied 70 yesterday for wsants
for the s7e Of Hqu2rjs al tbl. ,d refused - i''ne
the wasraa, soes pereFsor OF Truth and II 'mf'y 70
iuted b. tie fsc mat dill yesterday, Issue twenty 'es
warrant Of quordsier upon the compliant
Of the sd "a, or aud delivered them 10 one oil the oeefs
detailed the Police Commissioned TO THIS Court iof Tho
,xpress nngp ,.e Of serving warrants.
Nv refusal to allow MI. Taylor 10 serve the warrants We
opy an act In conformity v; the rns Intend ever to -
.vo OF NOT ophdlng al Official process Of any nature to
What consd-r incompetent or unworthy itnds' aud my
kno ysJge of H. Isyiors unhappy intlnes oi d.r-ns
and p9n his lsck Of sound discretion, ana Lis eAre ne
OF temper. init him. ia ay opinioa lor tho
troper Il .chsrge Of poicemsu- duties.
Wn regard Capt lcty have only 20 say thai just
,e ect fof hs o. S. petition hsge tire honor 10 occupy
f,rbid emp 10y officer bf tbi- Court Who mas
10 repeatedly aud d-eauty disregardsd t., nauiate snd
Encouraged hs sucordnate- in treating it, authority With
onteap aud while such continues oe ths ooudnct OF the
andink officer Of tue Ffh' Police Precinct shall DO
lqost ulwinsy compelled to wihilod from the pol
rrier h cortfoi such warrants a. NAV Issue. .,v-
Respectfully yours, Mivh l. NOHNOLHi.
Police C0urf, tirsf Distr.cf, NAN - yusfes
Acis I0Tk. aug ut II, ldbL
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Arrival of the Scotia and City of Baltimore,
SPEECH OF MR.. Golden.
Lord Russell on United States Cruisers
PRINCE DE JOINyILLE on THE LATE BATTLE
The English Press on the American War

The City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool July 80,
and Queenstown July 81 and the Royal mail steam
shin Scotia. from Liverpool August ., and Queers-
town August s, arrived here yesterday morning.
teloeraphc summary of the news by these snivals
has been published before. Below we give IRON
the Epglsh papers some important details.
We are indebted 20 the courtesy OF Mr. Charles
Bean Of Tie LigrPool AlJion for advance copies Of
tie correspondence between Earl Russell and the
Liverpool shipowners, in relation to trade with the
Bahamas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

WATER RENTS. The decision Of the Croton Board
imposing tax Of per cent on water rents moi psia
before the let of August resulted in heavy receipts
to the Department. The amount received IRON JAN
10 Aug. was $j93, sO2, an increase OF nearly
$50. 900 over the amount received during the same
period last year. and nearly 81 900 over She receipts
OF the first half year Of 1861. The Whole amount
collected last month was $&3,7O3 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

REsroyATIoa-The Rev. DR.. VIM. Hague has
resigned his position as pastor of the Madson-avenne
Baptist Church, and preached bis farewell sermon.
It is not yet known whether he will remove to bos-
ton or return to bis old charge at Albany The Rev.
Prof Robipson of the Rochester University Will, 1t
is said, succeed DR.. Hague.
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oornarns, CAsrs.-Yesterday. Coroner WiIdey

CoRoyERs' CAsrs.-Yesterday, Coroner Wildey
beid an nqurt On BODY OF Cap. Marcus c. MoncA VINO
severely burned at she hre g. the Rainbow Hoie IN
Zee Al street. He ded in the q PIX. yesterday morning
Deceased Wa. the time OF the csater ch cox him ms
NE Captain IA tae > anton Le@iOn, 90. Allen.
It's slni- Coroner held inquest II the ely o-ga on
oSy n Timothy Lesiy q years Of ssc, Who e 10 con-
equsics injuries received by two .aek Of corn ang up
OIL hin ~ o 40 WORK IN tho hold o. 'esel. =.
Tie .sn. coroner held AZ aues. the body % Edward
Mem tlu. n No. o. Leonard street who died iTou tie
feet, the intense heat D,cetsed wa, ~ years ~ ee
mo amn Coroner held inquest TIE ooaS % John
10 ng o. 80 i3 Ludlow street. who died iou the elects
received " horse Ascking min ~ iHo hS--
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CnANn GA. IIN

GRAND GALA TIMES TO-DAY Mt BaaNuNs
Musrtr-Hoiday for families sni children Two perform
ano. 1y b,ty DSss and The splendid Face Company,
wnn jon Y - rnuxB ani Com. NrrF ave sng,.er
At II o'clock 70 he ~ al hours
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yrsyGs FOR Cnaa.-Mr. Oliver II. i5gersolI,
large boat-builder in this ely, has receiver III
order to build three vessels FOR the Cninefe Govern
ment One Of them will be ioO feet long. aah thc
other two 100 feet in length. Operations hA7e al
ready commenced at Mr.. IngefsollS yard IL IL
liamsburgi.
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CITY ITEMS

WOUNDED soLDIERs.-Dr. Sloan, the Medical
Drc or of this port, bus received telegraPhc dis
patch stating that $50 wounded men are expected to
arrive here tomorrow morning on board the trans
port Cahawba.
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ALLEGED GRAYD LARcEsY.-Nesferday oaicer
WooJT Ike o the sixth Pecioc; arrested Mana o,A9 .1e
tseprr al dsrepnsble house ~ the Bo~ery ond hinns
Wilton Esuma Holman snd Emily Bergen giis = 40 hsso
vi, Zee no,top u.I chant, val r.Dls god s.ch
z.i 40 ia d. .ey. Tho were t-sel br'.t lsucs
.onn - a. th- forbs Po.ce Court Who committed th-tn
4 IN de o. Jail.
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fAdyerti.eglelL
\ HAVE BEEN


not hfhN VT AR'sN' A'i+'4'
S ,ysp no. RVS. AND OfuFR THotsA 1iRFcrsD a
a.. o ncr talent. to nOuor snI fortune. by ebsiaias
uins.iols AL aaV.., at toSLHh " -il<
No. 303 bro44stf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

STREET DEPARTMENT. JoBs.-The contract oi
setting curA and gutter stones in Ninth avenue, )e-
tween Fiity-gourth and Sixty'iourth streets, ~,
was awarded yesterday in the Street Department 70
jeremiah Mab9ney, at 2,573 81. i job was giveA
10 John Mariins for fencing vacant LOIS III vaHouL
places about the city at $50. he price being ~
cents per Inca, foot.
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GRAM LAKE ESY.--iesterday, Bfd3e' heaoy
and N,,, ~. were ,ns.n r@fo-, Jus,;o, Kelly N custody
oil - Eas.ou. of tne tte.Lth Precinct cA-'sea "So
lLg from John Madden OF No II eft"l stiet soA
bre,nu ron.i log fourteen diamonds. ia the r.ies-
ere cnnualy on 90. evening % the llfA Dt- b1a were
/ committee IN Il OF 80 Dsl, EACH 10 answer.
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hTTF,tpr At RoBBgRT.-Yesterdav Chas. Mont
.fnery wa e. before IN See Kelly 10 custody Of cheef
60. ic VI che Eisth cins charged With attempting 70
Sol from roo hJ1.s q Joan Oben No. - "es ious.on
st,t .,cning 40 rei the yiiuc OF 80 bsions 70 MA
o., ,tlen lie y :. committed in De 2glt OF -.os Oa.
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Byn,'s HrAD.-Tee great weekly market fOF
beef cattle closed yesterday in Fory-!.ur;h street
much better than Wa anticipated at The opening,
and tie whole stock Of 1000 bulIock's Tors sold;
true q very low rates, the lowest Tor many yeas'
but ~ they were all sold Il shows the imnsh0e e.
pai,v Of this city to use up between four and tive
Thousand head OF beef cattle every week, ana these'
too. of q remarkable high average weight icr ms
time in he yea not lees that csgt. OF bee 70 each.
The avo-age price OF al the bulocks sold th'a week
ia eatn,atea in the repo;s Of the market equivalent
TO cents pound for the ne. weight Of meat sellers
sinking ofl, which j, uoS profitable to the butchers,
a. hides aud tat are both high.
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LrPrR.rrrY.--Mr. r. r. Knight Of tins diy mas
donated 500 toward raising Company 3, lin kes'
ment, Empire Brigade, under command "' o"i'.
Treadwell, and has signifcd hs Willingness ~
double tie amour, { necessary.
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CzrpRry ron WESTERN HoM7s.-The Chill
Jrer.s Aid Society sent a large company OF tier
lte boys and girls 70 the Wee, yesterday afternoon
uudsr the care of 81. II. Friedgen.
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BoApD oy SurrEyl5ons.--tt meeting OF tLls
Board yesterday afternoon, lresideut f"ruy III ''o
chair. The recomme udation of the Common Council
sustaining the action of Gov. Morgan III oee'lu'nB
10 call an extra special session OF the Legislature 10
secure the passage of ordinance, giving additional
bounty to volunteers, WAS referred to the Committee
on Annual Taxes. Nh. Purdy, m onef speech,
stated that reports haa come t'hii ,ua, several per
cons with Secoah proclivities, ia the employ Of
the countv. In harsh terms no denounced these
traitors. and offered the following resolutions:
hoe Innation. have been made TO or more mem
~ board that there persons IN the employ OF the
couut. Oo,egout, AID receive compensation from the
cour.y Treasury who unwilling, refuse to taAr tie
o. Il allegiance the country IL its endeavors 20 sustain
az defend the uion the Constitution and tie enforcement
Il tb, laws, Therefore -,
Rotrd Ihs. oil peU9ps recelsu: compensation IGom the
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The Engiish Press ON the Present Aspects
of the American War.

From. The Daily Aevs, yviv r.
We observe that soue loaruals aud some public
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SHOPPING ArFR,Y ~ ~ EIGHTH-WiR iGp10R
Satisfactorily afternoon shooting ahray tooS
place in the liquor store OF John Bennett, at the
corner of G..ud and Greene streets. itappeas t1n'
John Narisn " cnt into tie hsore and called -or
drink; hat after drinking lie entered INTO CONVEX
saiion yyith home porsou. who were there pteYiou'
70 his entering. On The rbec, Of tie war; that oa'
Of this conversation dispute afote, in the coorse OF
which Tsran used some very indecent language, to
which the Others took execution; that blows were
then exchanged; thai Iarun, IN tue course Il the
GgAt. was elected from the sore, wnereupon he
drew a ,iY,barrcled revolver from his peck A. and
fired chot at random wnot took effect N IN door;
that Jc5u Bennett, tho proprietor AT Tins junctnro'
left the bar and advanced 70 tie center Of the store
when YssiAn fired apaiu TIE bali entering tho
Ina, Of M Bennett. striking bis skull
and giancing upward TO he ceiling; that Bennett
iu.ined atey fell bleeding pFoiuselyi that Vaian
again attempted fire, but was prevented by some
bystar iers. Who seized ard disarned him, and took
him TO- tbs Police Headquarters. Mr. Ienneit
wound was pronounced dangerous, hut not neeessa'
rily mortal. Those who we're present al the allan
say thg. tho assault on The part o! Naran was en-
tireiy withoal provocaton. Sarisn professes 10 be
very sorry sor the manner in which the irucas re-
suite and saws that he CID not make = sDeci,l aim
az AZ y uerson, that he IL ~ yeara OF age, pachiaiJ
was q member Of the ,st Fnc Iouaves, and pro
curcl the rvolver used upon TN. unhappy occasion
on the field NJ Bull Run. lie says he was subse
ouently attached 20 the 9th Regiment ,Jol. Kerri
ganyl. lIr. Bennett is - years old, add bears
good reputation as u quiet citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

,rar BRooKLYS CvTBRgAH.--'Ihe rial Of ln-
spector Fclk and Capt. Holbrook, charged with
neglect Of duty with regard to supPlesling the late
i,h rot in Brooklyn, Was concluded before the
Police Commissioners Yesterday:
VIM yre, (Hhiie) foreman o. LorsrGs sahicco fstorY
.hed that about oclo.A Monday morning he cane
20 tho sonrluso h, there might ho GOV, nom seeing
.olng knocking around tie corners 'ad r'prcty irou
TO ycaug ~lsh 10 lo0h through The iaof uffrtfd
h.v want, 70 abuse Of the coioset people a.cout
4. diNcuy which occurred between white man aud q
f-sro on Saturc nfi previous epi ised se osn.n
4 the factory a. his pcions and Ao NJ hr"y aad
Alr forsrd tie $50 latter aid they sc td report '' iA
e the police hl, instead OF going 20 it' police authorities
In 90, yn they came 90 N.i otk Sac 1ucr vera prompt
sud .iths in the tschsss 81 theE du.a' ohco' ba'"s
Nd Oat, az pc.tel vita br.cAhats.
C,rc. s. ser coored oiupio, in Wr.ais ecory where
the riot occurred tcsisA h-t he was "a tA, bui Apg the
a. pid You hear any ialb about a. being riot arIre
,.d.d or h.ht be Of any kiudf A. No, si GOT hit
80 b.en Nc King fle-e Oh and OF, taes~ five
u Who hit you IN the head A. Ihm iittie ,odirr vas
ihr that struck iue IN tao he4c. lAit IA io hs.
Capt ob 5ok stated that tho rsaa" Ao asda IBIS ss's'
pai auc,tcd. ,, - O..
q. Did thsy protect ell Your folks \ Yes, ~.
Seth NoblA. Who has Be en- 90 te siofsf' nutes tot
@. Alien street. eight o'D-sd t"at BE- s
po,tion OF h- onihreaa. rnd thought Gre poicH nhny
. ,ha.-i t,lr d., b. d had HHsr n.i'ns 20 not
Jsmrs OLnfn. ~ fer mfrrciu.. lr.id.1g IN 'olataia
street Bro5A' 80. sv. e.iitaeuy &, TOO soiHe uuip1f
miuutos before bad hat previous i'nAions o. a. i
tended 9nthresL believed soGost Wft VINO "ehi TO 'ne
won't down himself A. - INMATES al,'f 10 l.o = - "
tho Staon- ols. al ct when - so1 thesr IL con-
htss late over hall an houg.
There were o,her Witnesses present, but isey weGe
not examined, the Commissioners appearing to oSa'
cider dat enough testimony had been taken 10 show
coDclusiyely that tho po@oe had hHthiny discharged
their duty