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PRESENTATION. Mr.. j. G. Smith,
worshipful master of Lodge No. ! +. A.
M, IN this city, was presented on We'd
nesday evening with beautiful gold
watch and chain, TO which was at
tached masonic emblem of the same
substantial material. The ceremony
was most affecting, as it was sincere, the
testimonial coming from those whose
hearts fully appreciated the good work
wrought by Mr.. Smith, who is prof
cient in whatever he undertakes, and
never uses uhtempered mortar.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAR ON Docs Yesterday morning
the Street Insyector received informa-
ton that rad dog had made his APP
pearance IN the neighborhood of Town
bridge, near the corner of Church and
Charlotte streets, and had bitten several
dogs. AS a precautionary measure, the
Inspector hired two men and repaired
to Town bridge, and at once commenced
shooting all the dogs found in that vi
entity. This onslaught created quite an
unusual excitement in the neighbor-
hood.
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AUCTION SAILS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., RrcaMosD DIsrsicf,
CusroN HOUSE,, RIcanosp, Va,
December d Is65 l


December o. 1885.
A UCTION SALE OF CAPTURED
IN AND ABANDONED PROPERTY. I'm compliance
with Instructions of H. A. RIsLEY, ESQ, Supervising
peciaI Agent &C. there will be sod at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1866, at 10 a. m, at
the wharf, at Fortress Monroe Virginia. the following
described CAPTURED and ABANDONED PROPERTY
ONE NEW STEAM BOILER,
seventy five horsepower Descripon-elsven feet six
inches long eghtinch and two six inch fuss, six
teen four inch tubes double furnace and sesa"
dome four feet six inches by four feet.
Also
Parts Of STEAM ENGINE, consisting of two cyiin-
ders and pstons two connecting rods two croeshead
bearings, bed pieces and standard-bearers.
The BOILER and parts of the ENGINE ell new, OF
the best material and workmanship ncvcr used and
well adapted for a large tug or a steamboat.
SECOND SALE.
There will also be sold, ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER
IS 1885, at 10 o'clock, M at Portsmouth, Virginia. at
Reeds wharf,
ONE STEAM SAW MILL,
consisting Of one Stationary Engine-twenty horse power
and MllCarriage, Saw and Apparatus for drawing logs,
complete.
at Nash, S shpYard at Norfolk, Virginia, at O'Clock
D. m- on same day.
ONE CENTRE BOARD sLOOP,
called the -. c. HEENAN"-well calculated for the
oyster or light coasting trade
All captured and abandoned property.
Terms-Government Funds payable at time Of sale.
JOHN s. LOOMS,
dec25--4t Assistant Special Agent, &c, &c.
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ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE Ga
NAL. All the water is out of this Canal.
and the repairs are being pushed for.
ward with all possible speed. If the
weather continues favorable, the canal
will be open for navigation about the
10th of January.
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PASSENGERS arrived from New York ON board the
steamship Saratoga Captain King
A. Holbrook, A. IIolhrook, Jr., s. NJ Pratt. Mrs C
tiorman, Mrs. II. A. Stewart, j. H. Babcock Robert R
sinclair b. T. NewcoInbe, Isaac Van Petit H. Mlliner
d. D. Brien and son, William l.imns and 10 in the
Storage.
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CossIaNEEs per Steamship "Albemarls' Capt Bourne,
from New York, Dec, 2sth, viz
Joseph Cohen W 4 HARRISON II IL Kempton & Co.
Samuel katski. Salisbury Nottingham, Toy 4 Dea
II Wright. Il Staples, Order, D r Bockover Brink.
erhon, largori, Steamer Pioneer, Forbes K BntL
Minett, sherman Bro, SeIdner Co.. Il p Tabb CO..
Jstokes, W Seal, Rathborne.
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Dry EVERYBODY INTERESTED.

Resh EVERYBODY INTERESTED. The
glory OF women Is fine head of Hair, in which the
natural soltness color and glossness preserved free
from any tendency to falling of and disposition to grey
ness Mrs s. A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Rcstorer and Zyo
balsamum or Hair Dressing, the best articles for
attaining that end, and adys toilet is complete with
out them This is the testimony of those who them,
both in the United States and Europe. Millions of bot
Ties sold every year. Every Druggist sells them.
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AARON IsLE' was most effectively
rendered by j. Hawthorn, at the Ma
sonic celebration of Lodge No. /, on
Wednesday evening. No better or
sweeter music has been heard in this
city since the raising of the blockade.
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PERSONAL. Colonel John S. Loomis
[ Assistant Special Agent Of the Treas
ury Department., of Richmond, Mr..
David i. McGilvray of Boston, and
Colonel Lee of Springfield, Mass. are
at the Atlantic Hotel.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, DECEMBER %,

PORT OF NORFOLK. DECEMBER %.
ARRIVALS
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore
Steamer NJ. Martin Livingston, Richmond
Steamer Eolus, Mct)arriek. Mathews county
Schooner Native, Mctiinnis. Petersburg.
Sooner Maria Ann, Rhodes, T.. City.
Schooner, Southern Purdy Il. City.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
steamer Geo. l.eary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Eolus McCarriek, Mathews county
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York.
Steamer City of Richmond, Shanahan, Richmond.
Schooner Maria Ann, Rhodes, u. City.
sloop William Montague Lloyd, Petersburg.
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FREEDMESs CoURr. William Knox charged with as
sault upon Martha Virgins not sustained and ac
cused discharged. Cornelius CLARK vs. John Williams
action to recover 1926 for of sloop Judgment for
$H0 for plaintiff. Two other civil Of no interest
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CORPORATION CouRT. .Jno. 7. Redmond was pponted
administrator and guardian, for the minor Of W A.
Lowell deceased.
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MARRIED.

At Christ Church. on Tuesday p NJ, last by Rev NJ
A. 0keson, Mr.. CHARLES BURN Ell. to Miss MARTY
L. J. WILKINsON-aii of this city.
New York and New iIaven papers please copy.
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FOR SALE,
80 Acres adjoining city, N2,SOO.
$50 Acres milo from Hampton, VIZ ,OO0
800 Acres the o. and b. b. X. Il, 3, 500.
$50 Acres thrss.iourhs Of mile from city. $4,000
474 Acres Pagan creek, $l2,6O0
1877 Acres Lynn Haven river, $4,000.
$500 Acres timber eleven miles from city, $500.
l38 Acres two and half miles from city, in lots
800 Acres sixty miles south Of city.
4O7 Acres near kempsvillo, 5000.
IO6 Acres four miles from city, $500.
256 Acres ixteea miles from city, 600
400 Acres eight miles from city. $4,000
$50 Acres twenty miles from city, $500.
go Acres near Kempsvsle, $4,000
100 Acres eleven miles from city SIS 600.
$50 Acres fifteen miles from city, a 200.
80 Acres eight miles from city. $500.
1000 Acres twelve miles from city timber, 81 900.
Is Acres Pung0 Bridge.
$50 Acres Psrqummons county, NC, $500.
5000 Acres timber, ten miles from city $4,000.
ll3 Acres thirty miles from city, $1,000
12l Acres thirty miles from city, 1900.
100 Acres five miles from city, 81 500
472 Acres seventeen miles from city, 5000.
go Acres seventeen miles from city, 81, 500.
1866 Acres eight miles from city, $4,000.
go Acres six miles from city, SCI 500.
1875 Acres five miles from city, IS 800.
200 Acres twenty-five miles from city, $50 900.
One Farm, 400 Acres, seventeen miles from city,
heavy timber, $500.
House and Lot in city Of Norfolk, $4,000.
House and Lot In city on Main street, $4,000.
Sixty feet on Commerce street.
Sixteen Lots in suburbs Of city.
We have just perfected arrangements by which we
have facilities for placing lands before purchasers abroa
not possessed by any other house in the city Lar ids
placed in hands for SALE will be advertised free Of
cost in Northern papers aud In Europe
Nearly all Of the above Land Is water, nd
the large tracts heavily T1mbered. description Of
each will be furnished application to the undergsed
We give special attention to the purchase and slsof
Real Estate on Commission
FOLDER, CARTWRIGHT Co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
dec2O-H ~ Wide Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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AtssehAhh ir. HiatAhHHt fts8sstlftr Ii nc
uom New York, Dec, .eth, VIZ
Bafgess tg,a, BT Roek6Ver Church Wright & G.
Davis Dl.', N Dunn Co farey outt Ras4,a &
1eCouFt g sa' ester, q. 4 e Sso,tos " T. sal &C.
Taylor Martin To. ZIP fahh 9 " Wilson. n Tall
Co tarrisstu, Marcel. g Nation solon,dl.bf
o. bimHn 90, " q Hlme Sherman IS 10 r.
sat u ~ 'unp Morris, dWalhQ,rV.tlr 80 Mont.
soaiesy a Wilson, George 1at}e y siaui.a u
oiid, Delunsa'i Fviti Forbes 4 Bat, Maainglani
t1hh Ney, Uussel Mc1euat, ste~nrt DeY iAylo,.
Undeslili o.. Uohh6 ssits j Uuistadcr NJ h peil
: Co. March, Mrs, Gormeu. > @ Nauhcdy Sargent {
Wheeler, Nsyy Ward J farrell
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AtssN NOTICE 10 GAS CONSUMERS.
Notice hereby given that the time for the discount Of
sixteen and two-third per cent Gas bills is extended
to the 10th day of each MONTH
Persons calling at the Office of the Company, No. Al
sank street. from the LIST to the 10th inclusive during
V"ShoSS hours will find their bills ready and this allow
ance made. s.
NO DIS VIII be sent ont from the Office until after the
io' oil the month"; when the discount will cease the full
price charged and the Gas shut of at the discretion of
the Company.
by order of the Board of Directors.
}. H. DAWSON, sec'y.
Norio", pecempei ~ leto .f dec27-lw
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EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
NORFOLK, Va. December 7, 1866 I
Bay A MEETING OF THE Stock.
HOLDERS of "The Exchange National Rank of Norfolk
will be held at the Banking House on the SECOND
TUESDAY 1.-THE 9TH of JANUARY next, between the
hours of lOA NJ and P of that day. for the purpose
OF electing Directors to serve during the year 1866
MITEL MOORE
dees--ibt Assistant Cashier.
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STEAM
- SAW and GRIST MILL
LOT OF LAND and
FIXTURES, and about
225 ACRES or WELL
TlMBERED LAND

Notice hereby given that in obedience to order Of
Cnrrck County Court obtained at the November term.
1865, I shall expose at public auction, THURaDAY,
JANUARY 49, 1866 the premises Of the late Benz B.
Dey at Tulls Creek In Currtuck County Steam Viii,
and lot Of Land and Fixtures. On the lot Store
and Dwelling House united Warehouse, and all
sary Out Buildings suitable for family. The Mill II In
good running order, both tho Saw and Grist Also at
the time and place, will be sold about Two Hun
dred and Twenty Five Acres Of well Tmbered Pine Land
situated abont two miles from the MILL bordering the
water course and easily accessible 10 the Mill
Persons wishing 20 invest In this kind Of property
wouId do we to examine this before purchasing else
where. ~
Terms-which will be easy-made knswn on the day OF
sale. j. 3. DEFY, Administrator
Of Benjamin y. Dey, dsceased
Currituck c. II !, N. g., Dec II, 1866. dec2S-2St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BeS A MEETING of the officers and
members of the Fire Department will be held at the
United Engine House SATURDAY EVENING, December
30 1865 at ~ o'clock. All members of the Den,rtme,t
are invited TO be present n G.. FOJaER
dec29-2t Chief Engineer Fire Department.
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Tx EEr THIS t.s5 REF""" M"
HOLIDAY
PRESBNTS.
Persons I'm search of Suitable Present n the way OF
Jewelry Watches SilverWare will find good assOrt
ment at
J. M. FREEMAN'S,
29Main street, corner of Talbot, consistngof
Gold and Silver Watches, #
Gold Chablaines, Gold Thimbles
Shields and Finger Rings,
Vest and Guard Chains,
Diamond, Ruby, Pearl and
Isl Emerald Rings. in Sets,
Lockets, Necklaces, Crosses
Silver Table Tea and Dessert
Spoons and Forks Berry, jelly,
Sugar and Cream Spoons.
Preserve Spoons,
Salt Spoons,
Salt Stands,
in Sets,
Soup and Gravy Ladies'
Egg Spoons, Cake and Fruit Knives,
Butter Knives, Napkin Rings,
Sugar Sifters. Alba'a Tea Sets,
Walters, Dinner and Breakfast
Castors Cake Baskets,
Pickle Stands,
Liquor Stands
with great variety Of
FA NCY & o o ID S;
all of which will be sold cheap as BY any one in the
city. D. NJ rnnhMAN
declS-lm 1eweler'
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bssy" HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be- the most perfect
preparation for the hair offered to the public.
It's vegetable compound, and contains injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGI-
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling ont.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes tho hair soft lnstrous
and silken.
II is a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old young should fail to use il.
IT is RECOMMENDED AND USED by THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
a5- Ask for Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover
and take no other. X. P. HALL CO,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Ca For sale by all druggists. nov20-6m
NORFOLK. November -, 1865.
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BsH Is ELOR'S HAIR DYE
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. HARMLESS Reliable aud Instana
neons Produces Immediately splendid Black or natn:
raj Brown, without njuring the hair skin Remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs.
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
anglO-1y CHARLES BACHELOR, New YORK.
ny A LADY who has just lost an
infant son. DESTROYS Of taking male intast to wet
nurse References required Inquire at the Office Of the
Norfolk Post dec22-1wt
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BeHn A PERIOR REMEDY.--We
can conscentiousy recommend to those suffering from
II gives relief almost instantaneous and is wthal
not dsagreeabe to the TASTE There doubt but the
Meuous Cough Balsam is of the best preparations
have tried it during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. strick
land No 1879 Sycamore street Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists.
WAKE a co and NJ. 4 c. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. nov6-6m
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ness Of the iron was mo POP or rather scant Of Ave-
sxreenths OF an inch; It is my opinion that defective
eakn TO weaken boiler and continual pusation
In addition 70 this leak, may lead 70 an explosion.
once Ss o
ractcd to build the boiler In the best possible Manner
in july 1884 Captain 81 John was shown the drawings
Of the boilers he acting as the representative Of the
Peoples line; accepted the offer of twenty and
half cents pound Tor the iron to be used In the
cations OF the agreement entered into between Grow
banks Theal and the Peoples line am a boiler
maker by trade, but machinist gave special instruc
In their construction; Mr. James Hook often visited the
shop while the boilers were being built he examined
was present when they were tested by cold water
pressure Of 6ftytwo pounds; fhe makers not held
responsible after the boilers have been examined by
government inspectors.
George Andrews being iu' sworn, dcposes and says
live at No 50 Harrison str and am boiler maker by
trade have been In the L sixteen or seventeen
years. and foreman in Crowbanks Il Theall's shop;
received instructions to make the boilers Of the st.
John in the best manner; sheets of iron tested by
sound and by being heated and allowed to cool Of OBJ
serving IL the weakened parts derin color; the iron
used for the boilers of the st. John was tested by being
beaten Win hammer the sound showing pretty accu
ratey whether the sheets properly welded not
the boilers were braced at Intervals of from seven to
eight inches know Of no imperfect iron which was
used in the construction Of the boilers OF the st. John
think there must have existed small leak in the
Sheet the effects Of this leak, particularly when com
bned with the effects Of constant pulsation finally caused
the explosion.
The taking Of other testimony was then adjourned
until this afternoon at one o'clock
Mr. John +. Cunningham-who, with his wife and
two daughters were badly scalded the st.
John--died yesterday. Mrs. Cunningham is in a
better condition than either Of her daughters, who
were badly scabded about the feet that the toes
are coming of ut me joints The pain they suffer Is
Intense; their agony admit Of their being kept
quiet for an instant. Their limbs are warmed by the
use of heating bottles, and every care is being be-
slowed upon the victims Of the disaster yet 1t posi-
BILE that several more names will be added TO the list Of
dead many days eapse
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SPEED or THE YACHT PALMER.
Personal Intelligence.

NJ. Louis dc Arroyo, who has for some months been
the representative of Macmillan at this port sailed
the steamer Vera Cruz yesterday for Mexico.
BY general orders, October 49, 1855, Colonel John s.
Platner late Of the Frt United Stats veteran cavalry
has been brovctted brgadier general 10 date from
March 10, 1896. General Palmer record is glorious
one and attributable wholly 10 HE individual merts
Originally entering the service lieutenant OF tho
Thirty third New York State Volunteers, be participated
ia all the battles Of the Peninsula and other campaigns
and had risen TO the grade Of major at the period his
gimen,al time expired The General re-cnsted as lieu
tenant colonel Of the veteran regiment he commanded at
the expiration Of tho war and has received the
cornfon OF tho dignity and respect TO which his erai
neni entitled him.
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stsamship JfznSsnia sherwood. Portlsnd-H cfdmSsl
s,s.mship Mary Sanford Sherwood. Bosi0n-whisnss
Ship Young America Cumminss San Francisoo-sutton
ship Gorilla tBr) 0olsasld williams Guon
ship ssi1a o~sns Ki%%s
bark Westward Ho lBr), Peacock. Mebourne-R Came
Bark Frsyer (Nor) johnson. London-Funch, Meincke
BARK Minerva (Prus, Ramn, ROtterdam-Funch. heincke
bark Golden Fleece (Bp. Rhodes, Barbados-H Trow-
BARK ii Brookman, Mahoney. New oreans-H d ~
s s Los Ia 3D. Sss rs1
Brig Brig G sssesr r sa Ss4a Psxs
Brig Elliott, Bray, charleston-Brown Vanderbilt
s ss pS EIsl'nsy Co
schr Ames. Ames, savannah-Broy ~. vanserbilt
sr SIHa Frs New
Schr Ellen Louise Reeve New Havenah9teak ps. son
soop Sophia, Parsons New Haven--H Racket Son.
ARRIVED
AND
sds o% Ss gale
hfsass ssfs Srass spoo Oct 10
% with se AND s 3s,ssy ssss TIC Il snse
sage n la y Ion Z. 70 passed an iceberg pu
with mdse and passengers, to spoford Hieston 100 Had
Steamship Fab. Sterling St Jago e. and Bermuda
slss Norfolk NOV where she Pat il for supply q
heavy weather the entire passage.
steamship ziac BUCKLEY saysnnsh with sa,d mdse and
eras wsw u miles. passed steamship America hence for
Steamship Alhambra Benson Charleston, "A hours with
ss and $ e so & e &
mas'ed yessr ges the ene KIN
Morning Star; also steamer showing signal with black
s.eamship Twilight, Spencer, Wilmington. NC; 90 hours,
with Indse and passenger 70 Lavngston Fox Co
% ~ sgnailed r war SIC iner Syn boond 18TH Henry
Barley native of Manchester England fell overheard and
Bark Meteor !Brem, nossher, Igsiqse Peru 70 days,
msss sn% ~ pS;ss%ssr.. SS%s kali"gS ,,S ..,
to Napier Wosford Had very heavy weather; sprung
leak, lost and split Sails stove bul~arks, and did other
Bark George HINT sOf gaI,.mors Msl MITCHELL Apa-
pany with ba Mary Lucrea for Now York Oct 81 lat 20
S sa q s sg s9 s ts 10 sept u with
WOOL hides, &c to Oerchs Co. sept 20 ia heavy blow
e nG,' hSnr of aeEsonv 70 days
with lamber to Brett, Son 4 Co.
srg g aIs Sswarg for for B Boston
s,hr Pet ssrehe Dena % d: y %h frp a.
50 10 lon 20 ~ spoke Ethan Allen, OF and from Boston
for Horn RIVER aays on, po Grand. ~ dov. with
WOOL n hides desc ac to Fansh, aciscke wena
r s SoS E ss ss. e Som d al ID
passed through Quantity Of wrec&ed stuff 7th inst in
hfSy IsS ,ss HM s4 bess eS'y
Schr Maya Irwin, o,Bds si1, Virginia; days
schr i ( Kirk, sarne S aeorsciown days
ssnr J JayTs Rasss GsorsetSwn
Schr Col Jones Hin. Baltimore sdaysi
wssSn Me- New San i''
ssnr BIT RSth Halssy Snow albany Tor New London
Sch, War stsed, Cash, Ncw6ars for Providence.
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The Thirsy-ninsh s,rces Murder.

CoRDNERs INQUEST AND VERDICT or TiH jury.
Yesterday Coroner Collin held inquest the Twen.
ty rt precinct station house the remains Of Dan
Macdonald, alias yankee Dan," whose death the
result of stab 10 the neck, received during alter.
cation with John Goodman, while the parties In tho
porter house the OF Thirty ninth street and
second avenue on Tuesday morning The Testimony
adduoed failed 10 make public any new facts, II being
shown that deadly fud had hong existed between both
mem aud that the morning Of the murder tho deceased
had been asked into the porter house for the ostensbo
porpose Of enectlng reconciliation Tho parties re
urea to room IN The rear After q few minutes had
eapeea macdonald rushed out bleeding profusely from
N9uhl u hs neck, and shouting es he pointed TO
"ooanlan, .ihal son OF q bitch has stabbed mel"
Dfs. inouis hobnson aud Christopher Weie made a
postnottem examination Ut the remains, and found
stan wound on the lett cavclc about two and q half
inches from thc mcdian line Of tho neck The wound
YVES externally one aud quarter inch in cngtb. and
penetrated DOWNWARD 70 the depth 81 about three inches
completely covering the left subcavan artery Tho
physicians agreed that this wound was the cause of
death.
The Jury found that "thc deceased came TO HE death
by stab wound IN the neck and from the evidence ad
duced, we think NJ the hands of John Goodman
Goodman was then examined, and stated that he n
twenty seven years Of age, native of Now YORK and
lives at No Jos East Thirty ninth street rIo Il stable
keeper by OCCUPATION lie claims thai be IA Innocent on
the homicide
The deceased Was thirty eight years Of ace no,ve or
Ireland and roside in the Second avenue near Thrtv
eighth street