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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
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ltS"Hs hA5olVttoh-No, l2,l
JeihF hksOLUfiuh to tenlnAte the trant, AZ .t.,.
nan9rsd and seventeen regulating lls naval ia.ss aH
whereas the United States Of the one pa,t. ana ~.
United Kingdom OF Great Britain and irelsna ~ ~ se
other part byh treaty bearing date Anil she
nanasd and ssEentsen have regulated lie naVai Sr
upon the Lakes, and It wss farther provided hs ~
either party should hereafter bs dsslros az an,,,h
hls stipulation and should glVe notice 70 that AM, y
the other party, thail 10 be bindnr sftas ~
expiration OF sir mon tbs from the data of nueh noi
Nhsreas the peace Of our frontier s now sudangs
hostile expeditions against the eoinmaTea n ~
iasS' and ~ other acts oflAwlsls psrsons which ths
~ lofee Of lhs TIVE eonntrioa, allowed BY the sIU
lne treay may be insuflclsnt prevent; and Els,s
a. iurther, the President Of ths Untsd ststss H..
oseeded 90 give notice required for ths tsrmin.uss
y the treaty " communication which took eisa ~
me twenty.lhird November, eighteen hundred ssS
sixty -four Therefore, AAs
bs resolved by the ssnAte and House Of Ksurssopta-
e we pned States Of Am sriea Ia Congress aavsp
oea Ihat the noliee given by the President nltI
States % the government Of crest Britain and irssnS
tsrmnste the treaty Of eighteen hundred and
regulating the naval force upon the Lakes Il harsv
BY Congress. 'sA ~u'n'''ass
Approved, February Q, 1895.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
OFFICTAr.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
f''''' '' ne Second Session fMs 7Abty..i,,,,
Congress. S'e'
Tppa,,c p,,o, -.

tFusLlc kRaoLuToN-No. IL
'oisI RESOLUTION declaring certain stata. ma, ...
IN the electoral COLLEGE wv Sulpd
whereas the Inhabitants and local aufha.,,
stAies Of Virginia, North CAROLINA. sny, ef The
TsosA xlotlda, Alabama. MisIiasipp ooaaIr'I,Ha,
Arhhnsan and Iennssses rebelied aSsin..Ani
Sondloa on NE eighth day Of NoVemLer IN ~ such
~ nuIsa sld ixty-our that valid sla.Sissna .Sisat,sn
electors Of President aud Vice President AZ or
states, according to the Constitution AND ae unlitt
w hed thefeln on said day ThsrsioTe, 'AefsoL
1ss ~ by ne Senate and House Of Rsp,a...
blsa That the States mentioned In the prsasss ~ assa
yeln. resolution are not entled 10 20 ms
seeofai college for the choice OF Pfssdeat ~ u hs
PRESIDENT OF the unisd States for the term OF & vles
msssng ca The fourth day Of March, eighteen hunSas Az
or s,aniss C snS ~ electoral votes shall be rss,ss
President Hhd Vice Prssldsnt. 'H' eA0lqs VI
Approved, February 8, 1895.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
fPgBIIo R1aolurIor--No. la1

-, lfeBLIo RkaoLUIIOK-No. ls1
joint kKsoLuIIoN rendering the thank of ooua.a ia
Major General Phillip H. Sheridan and the ofacsTs ara
he u resolved BY the ssnAts aud House of RepreaautA
yves Or the United States Of AmsroA in Conarsss ssse
bsd That the thanks Of Congress are herubg sndored b
ANor General Phillip sheridan and 40 the ofcsrs aps
men undsr his command for the gala military skl
Ano eousgs dfplayod 10 the brilliant series OF vIooTas
achieved BY them In the valley of the en6
especially for their services At Cedar Run on the nus
eenth day Of October, eighteen hundred and sxtyur
which retrieved the fortunes OF The day, and thus avert
Bee And b. II further resolved, That the Prsalsnt
oftho United States b and hereby To- requested to coz
munieate this resolution to Major 0snsral Sheridan sne
mnnd. - -
Approved, February O. 1865
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
DIED.

JACKsnT--oa the 10th of February, BarAH
JACKS n, in the Goth year Of his age. His
friends and those of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence in New Castle Hundred, on
Monday, the 10th inst, at II o'clock in the
morning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
u. $, INTERNAL REVENUE,
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the list Of ApeeA taxes on
Income has been received from the Assessor and will be
placed In the hands Of the deputy Collsstors for coso
tlon on and aftsr "WEDNESDAY, the 22d a February,
1860 at such tues and places sha be designated BY
that date
Any person not pAylAg at the tme spsulnad Ly the
Deputy Collectors Ia their respective Divisions will
penalty Ut ten per cent additional
No sther notice will Nv given.
e. n, B. DAY.
Collector District of Delaware.
Cnlleeor'a Office, Dover. Dol, hsb, II. 1858.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Ladlaa, Rnra-

~, y may rely npna getting tho beat furs al
vh,AhLks oAkRoRD SONS. Continental Hotel, Phlla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
NOTICE.

At persons having claims against ths Rsste OF ths A
ceased must present the duly a,estsd to e Al.
before February l5h is6e or ebids
the Act Of Assembly Ia such caso made and provided
CATHARINR ROBIN ETT, AdminIrtrstrI.
Wilmington, February i7th, 1865 .9m,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Registers omoe,

New Castle County. February 18th. 1865
Upon application Of CzthRrlne Roblnstt AdmiaIssr.
triH q Rachel DAYis, late Of WiminFton Hansrss Il
SAN County, decsOssa It'll oFred ana drestsS bv he
Register mot the AdmnaRatrix Aforesaid give nofIcS
Estate q the deceased with the date Of gxnntnF fhsrso
by causing 10 be posted thln forty days
from tbs date Of sueh Letters In sx of most pahio
places the County Of New ctls requiring ali parsons
having demands against the Estate TO present same
o. abide by an Act OF Assembly In nueh made and
provided. And Also the to be inserted Wltha
ths same period In the Delaware Slate Jonra and SAsa
man Newspaper published lu Wilmington and 10 be
continued therein two months.
~~>l Given under the hand and sSal Of once Of the
g. Register Aforesaid, at New CAate, in New oaGtle
~ county aforesaid, the day and year above Written
r. C. PRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Deputy ColleotOr,a Notioe.

Notice ls hereby given that will attend at Morris
OickinHOn's lotsi. in the city Of Wlmlngon Monday
February 18th, from 10 n. IN, 10 Ap. IN.
At New CASTLE Tuesday, February 2sth, FROM a. IN
AtNswArk, Thursday, March "a. from 10 a. IN. to p
NJ.
At glAugOW, Friday, March ad frOm 10 a. rp TO p-u
4p.m.
A. Odessa, Tuesday, March fth, from Q A. ~ 10 D. M
AZ hlddlstown, Wednesday, March 9Th, from 4. IN.
10 p.
At Townsend, Friday, March 10TH from 10 a. m to
NJ 1862 for the purpose of resolving the taxes mem
TONED 10 the foregoing notice " the Collector.
sN The exact change will be required and o. B. notes
(onlJ) received In payment.
GEORGE b. MONEY,
Deputy Collector, Division No. 2.
Delaware City, Rsb. l4 1885.
Nork-Peraons who fall to meet at one place, may
meet ne At one OF the other places named, and BY
doing save themselves the penalties. fobl74w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Election.

Directors for one year viii ba hsd Nv ira giok
hodes of the Delaware Ers Insurance Company Al ihsr
once No. n! Market atTse Mopdny the OH day u
NJ. I0fia MeiEHR, sssrsIssss ss A.
February 18th .5t -''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
FOR SALE.

.MAaAaw The large
- Three Story Residence,
Of the subscriber,
No. 706 East Sixth Street, below Spruce
II contains twelve large rooms ahd bath room
hall pArlor each Side with four rooms on each floor IA
basement kitchen The house stands on an eieVstlan
With enclosed yard in 'front.' Water and Eae Il III
house All In good orderI For information apply %
JOSEPH kiBIEu,
No. a10 East Rlfth Shest,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
ladies, FurR.

Purchasers may rsy upon getting the best Rurs at
CHARLES oAkFoRD SONS, Continental Ilotsl, PhilA,
JonE McLRAR & soS, III Market street,
Wilmington, Del, "Agents for the New 1880
Loan" are paying the interest on the 7-3O Bonds
due the 10Th inst They still receive subscrip-
iions to the Loan. An kinds Of Government
Securities bought and sold, and their Couoop. .
redeemed. They also have for sale Wilmington
City Loan, Delaware State Bonds, and Delaware
Railroad Stock, Bank Of Wilmington a nd Bran,
dyWine Stock, Union Bank Stock, and Stock Of
the Wilmington Navigation Company.
1910, 1880 CouPOAs.-lO 40 Coupops duo
March lst, bought, and interest paid on 7-8O
Treasury Notes due February 10th.
AILrARD & Co,
6l6 Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

QUARTERMAsrRRs' VouCmgRs, &c.-R. II. Rob
nson & Co., corner of 9TH and Market streets,
are paying the highest price for Quartermasters
Vouchers They are also buying Coupons oil of
lO-4O Bonds, due March LIST. They have vii
mington Gas, Union Bank and Delaware Rail-
road Stocks for sale also Delaware Railroad,
$40 lO-4O and 7-30 Bonds for sale,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
LETTER FROM DOVER.

The Government Land Bill Defeated refusal 10
tet the Federal Government erect Fortifcations at
ne BreahoateT-State aid 10 The DelaDars and
lennsylVaHiG State Line Railroad-2OO 900
Dollars in State Endorsements sent 10 he
Ssndte-Rd2Todds The order of the day-Pean
VdniGns boring at Doper-Bounfy and Su5sti-
tHe BIZ Amended and sentto tie Senats-Board
q Education in Wilmington Outrageous Bai-
Ministers Of The Gospel to BE- Disfranchised-
function aud Breaklgatfr Bill again Houls
Bal unpopular in the Seadte-Ar. Aildtrdics
and The Constitutional Amendment-Hs Stands
right upon fhe ReeOrd-,fc Az 6c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
Dcotb5.

Departed this life, on Wednesday last
l6h nit a, his iale residence, IN Martins
burg, Virginia, Samuel ,4lb,"tis, aged
45 wears, / month and : days.
The deceased was long and iavorahiy
known "a the editor of the Nv atchm"h'
published AT Clrrlevlle. OHIO, and so'Se,
Queuuy of the "Fmeinla 'RePuolic'"'
unfinished IN Marun>burl, The editorial
,,,,rnl Of which ne assumed al the break
mo ont Of the MEXICAN war, and which
me conducted with great success up to the
.,,,;po If 1862, when his office was de-
slroycd by amob
,TLs deceased was a brother Of the late
Cantgin William AIburlis, of the regular
LATED States Army. distinguished III the
Florida war. and who was afterwards XIII
81 III front of Vera Cruz, IN the Mexican
car.
I'm his family lie was kind and affection
slr; in the community, grave, sincere ana
approaching, and mild and gentle ~ hi
Intercourse wIgh those with whom he was
90 long associated.
Samufi Wright, Jr, was killed on
Paterson Creek Valley, on the 3oh OF
January, 1861. on the occasion Of Gcner-
al ko,ser's allacM ON The wagon train OF
General MuIllgan At the ume OF his
death he was a member OF Bay lor's Light
Horse. lis companions Zone of whom
carried his lIlrless b ,dy fourteen miles on
tie front OF his saddle to ensure him
proper burlaI) speak Of him as a gallant
soldier and faithful friend. TO his fond
mother and sisters the laisl blow was tru-
~ agouizng, yet they found something Of
an,olaliOU IN the remembrance OF his
good qualities and in the generous sym
pa,hrs Of troops Of friends. His remains
rrpose in the Edge Hill Cemetery, near
those Of his devoted father. The memo
~ of both will long be cherished by the
community.
On the 9th Of May, 1865, in the Oath
year Of his age, OF wound received jus,
a month before at Amelia Springs, Va,
Capt. Hugh II. UcGuire, son of DR..
Hugh Mcclure, of Winchester, Vlr.
gInia. He was an officer in the Confed-
erale service, acknowledged by friend and
foe as gallant soldier, and al the time OF
his death was about to be promoted to the
rank of NJ .ior on the staff of Gen. LomaX.
He has leh an interesting widow, 10
whom he had only been married four
months His early death has proved a
deep affection to his fond parents and
many devoted friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
BALTIMORE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER IST.
FLOUR-rransacl'ons reported on
Change werr uulmponant and the mar
AeI closed Inactive. Prices, which are
nominal ioT most descriptions, we quote
as follows Howard Street Super SO, 50
40 90; OHIO SuDer SIS 25aS 80; City
Mills standard super Ss,25as, 80.
GRAIN.--Market firm. Sales prime
Red Wheat 81 ,00a2 %; do. white 81, 70
az, 90; Corn AT 9oa95 cts. Tor white; and
yellow do. 9Oa93 cts. aud Oats at 4SA49
cts weight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
FOR THE JUUGESHIP

HENRY BERRY, Esq, will be sup
III ported by the voters of the Judicial
District, composed of the counties OF JEFF
ierson, Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire,
Pendleton and Hardy, at the next dec
uon. Mr.. Berry's hrm legal attachments,
unhinchlng fidelity to the Union, entlIIe
him TO the consideration OF the voters vi
tins District
Sept ,, 1865. LOYALIST.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
SILVERSMITHING!



Sfs.is
THE onderSgusd has made arrange
mems with John u. Irile. Tor re-
ts,rlng ali binds Of r. w b LRp 4.
CLOCKS AND PARAs0LS. All ar
l-les let with him athis Office or a. his
dwelting. Will meet Hiih prompt attention..
Having been engaged ia me business tos
numbes of ears. he fauers himself ibs,
he seAn give general satisfaction. Al
WORK WARRANTED. G- OLD
FASHIONED EIG HT.DAY CLOCKS
repaned a. the residence Of the o@De'. =
The sbays articles vii be repaired {"
the Register ofieeee Shenhsrdsiow''
and winch viii be FslsTpeG rsps5ed oa
every Saturday Of esrh week. by sfPiy-
GEORGE " FEEr
Jsly %, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
Fifty-six ACRES,
about Is Acres of his Tract is
RIVER BOT T 0 M f.,

RIV { r B D 1 I U III
with a small Lot Of TIMBER gsa
belonging 10 the same. but the Drift ~
from High water that lodges on the bank
is more than sufficient TO keep up tie
fences and for other purposes. There
are no Improvements on this Tract. All
the timber on the above described Farms
is OF the very best quality of Black Oak,
Hickory, Black Walnut, &c.
The Terms of Safe Of The abore de-
scriJcd Property are dSJoHows
For the Factory property, with the
machinery belonging 10 the same, ore
half cash as soon as the deed is executed.
and the other half in two equal annual IN
stalments of twelve and tweny.four
months from .he day Of sale, he puTcha-
ser giving bond and deed Of trust on tie
property to secure the deferred pay
menrs-inlercst will be charged on The
deferred payments from the day OF sale.
the title to the above property to be clear
and in fee simple.
For the Mill property the terms are lie
same as for the Factory property, except
that il is sold subject to Mrs. Staley 3
RICH, of dover, the purchaser TO pay Mrs.
Slaiey's interest semi.anuualy. And all
the other property, the Store and Dwell
ling in town, and all the Farms. to be
sold as the Mill subject TO Mrs. Slaley 3
dower-ore half cash on the execution
of The deeds, and the deferred payments
to be secured as above with interest from
the day Of sale and Mrs. Staley's inter-
est to be paid semi-annualy.
Fg- The above property will be sold
at Public Sale to the highest bidder on
he day above named in front of the SUI
pervisors room, in Shepherdstown.
10. Sale 10 commence at / o'clock,
A NJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
hydraulic Cement Quarries

upon the premises are convenient TO the
klIns and capable Of supplying an unIlm.
tied amount of that Mineral of the very
best quality.
Although The buildings have nearly all
been destroyed during the recent war
the Merchant Mill, Cement Factory, Saw
Mil, &C., having been burnt by Massa-
chuseIls troops in the summer of 1851
The walls of the principle part Of them -s.
main without material injury, being of the
most substantial character, those for in
stance OF the Merchant Mill being one
hundred fee, long by fifty wide, three
stories high of brick, three feet thick at
their base. and eighteen inches al top,res.
ting upon limestone foundation six feet
thick, built upon arches sprung on solid
rock.
BY means ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road every facility is afforded for uans.
porlation to and from this Property which
from It's situation in the fertile Valley Of
the Shenandoah. is admirably located in
every respect for the establishment of
Manufacturing village and is well worthy
the attention of enterprising capitalists.
i6ga TERMS CASH.
HENRY BERRY, Trustee.
September 2, 1865. 81
to- Free Press cow
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
THE WATER POWER

belonging TO this Property is one Of the
most extensive in the State, comprising
as it does the full force of The Potomac
uver by means of dam some seven hun
dred feet in length, built against a
ledge Of rock, which extends q. right
angles across the bed of the River, con-
stiuling thereby an understandable natural
dam OF itself and atTording the best posi-
Die foundation Cor such superslrucure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
{ commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE LAND
Jefferson County, Virginia.

IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
( Court for jefferson County, Virginia,
made on rhe'3Olh day Of October, 1860,
IN The suit Of John f. Hamlramck, exx.
ag'tA A. r. BotcIer, and others--and by
vrrme Of a deed of trust from A. Il. Role-
Icr to me dated l0ih day Of May, 1853,
the undersigned, as Commissioners and
trustee, will.
On Saturday, 30th Of September,
1868, in front of the New Town Hall, in
Shepherdslown, corner Of German aud
Market streets, offer, at public sale, that
very desirable
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
Che AlQrkct5.
ShepherdStOWn Market,

Corrected tccskly By D. S. Renich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING NEAR
| 90 A & II T. s ,

situated in the County OF Jefferson, on
the turnpike road leading from Shepherds
town to Smlhlield, and about one mile
from ShePherdstown, on which the SAID
\. Il. BoieIer lately resided.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by
The decree One fourth cash, and the
balance in equal payments of one, two
and three years, with interest from the
day OF sale, the purchaser to give his bonds
foo the deferred pay ments, and deed OF
trust on The land.
Tins land will be sold subject to Mrs.
Boleler's contingent night OF dover, should
he survive her husband. Although the
buildings were all burned by order OF
Mayor General Hunter, yet thus is still a
beautiful and most desirable location for a
Drlyatp residence
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02
Tenement Houses
with large and complete
WOODEN Factory

with first rate W-MlLL attached. all
in complete running order; and the Ma
chinery in the Factory belonging 10 the
same, will be sold with the property.
The Machinery consists in part as fol-
lows Il Mule, 100 Spindles, one 40
inch Condenser, one 40 inch Breaker, ,
sets of Carding Machines, (Glbb's
make Picker, Stocking Yarn Twister,
, Broad Looms, ? Narrow do, l Spool
ing Machine, Bobbin Machine, com
pIete Warping MI, goo yards.) one
Shearing machine-l set Pulling Rel
eys, Press Plates and Slove-Dye keI'
ties, &c, with every necessary conye'
nience for manufacturing Wooden Goods;
with full sett Of IRON Skating running
through the Factory. In the Saw-MIll
there is a Circular Saw in good running
order, and Turning Lathe.
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SECOND.
TIL + M ILL
DlOGGC1N6 GOu5G

with The Improvements belonging thereto.
This property is located in Shepherds.
town and is very desirable. the Mil and
Buildings being all in good repair. The
Mill is capable of manufacturing thirty
barrels of flour per day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-29
BleIa,s Comet.

This comet is now visible to the naked
eye. 1t may be seen in the neighborhOod
of the constellation Pegasus, and close TO
the bright star Marka5, one of the lumi-
naries which form the well known squar0
of Pegasus. 1t is now pursuing south
erlv curse, and viii cross the celestial
So al about the midle of December. Sin.
gular enough, it then crosses the old patti
followed in 1916, and near point Whers
it was then observed to separate into two
comets twill continue to approach the
earth until the end of February, when
its distance from us will be only eighteen
millions of miles. At that time, however,
it will have advanced far into the southern
heavens, and disappeared from here and
in higher latitude.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-29
INDIAN SUMMER.
The Express Robbery At Chi
cagO---CaplureO OF the Thieves.

The money stolen from the Express
wagon in this city, on Thursday, says th,
Chicago Republican, has been recovered
and the thieves who took it haYe been ap
pretended. Forty-one thousand dollars
were found in q house in Brown street, il
the west division, where it had BEEN con
yeyed by the robbers, and all concerned
In the theft, with the exception of one
were surprised and captured.
The house where the robbers were
found, stands near the Jesuit Church, il
Brown street, and was occupied by two
families, one OF them named CRAIG
CHARLES ANDREWS CRAIG lived with hil
young wife IN neatly furnished apart
ments, which they mad occupied TO
months. During the search or the after
noon, the attention of the detectives wa:
directed to this house and to CRAIG. and
it was resolved TO watch IL that night.
They accordingly secreted themselve!
and saw two men enter, one of whom
they discovered, shortly after, handing
money TO the young woman. Other ac
tIons on the part OF the inmates satisfied
the officers that they were on the righ
track, and they Withdrew 10 watch 1ol
further developments. Ahack drove up
from which q man alighted and entered
the house. Again the detectives watched
and soon after two men stepped ouI
and attempted 10 enter the vehicle. The
decisive moment had come, and the Off
GERS, stepping forward, laid their hands
upon their prisoners. These men ware
Thomas MoRRIsEY and CHARLES CRAIG
The latter ran and was twice fired at 10y
the officers, but succeeded IN making hi
escape. Entering the hosne, WILLIAA
PRouT was discovered in the bedroom
and the wife OF CRAIG was in the maiI
room. Search was made for the missing
money, and IN a trnnk belonging to the
wife was found a satchel containing
Sl3, 900 in greenbacks, and another large
amount was slowed away in one corner
in a handkerchief. The key to this
trunk was found secrcted under the car
pet. In other parts of the room the re-
mainder of the missing funds were dis
covered, and a number Of watches, sup
posed to have been stolen, were also
found concealed. A few burglars tools
were brought to light from out-of-the-way
places, and between the mattresses ol
the bed was the identical bag of the eX'
press company, which containedthe mon
ey at the time of the robbery,
The work of the officers was complete
The guilty parties and the reclaimed
property were at once conveyed TO the
Central Station, where the driver Of the
express wagon, I. L. PRoUr, was already
confined, and all are now IN durance a
waiting examination.
The names of the parties under arrest
are Z. L. PRoUT, the driver, his brother
WILLIAM PRoUT, Tom MoRIIsEY, notorI
GUS individual, and Rosa LIE CRAIG, wife
of one OF the accomplices. Ofthese, Nor
RIsEY, who is about thirty years of age
killed man during a row in that portion
of the city known as the Patch" about
three years ago. PRoUT, the driver, wa
arrested about one year ago, charged with
manslaughter, having slain man in q
drunken fight at Bridgeport, while hi
brother is well known to the police as q
burglar.