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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

REGULAR MEETING

l. CouxCrL CHAMBER, Nov. l, 1855.
Present.-His Honor the Mayor, Aida.
Andresscn, Champion, Coulthart, Davis,
Runge, Tegeler. seymour. Jones'
Minutes If Oct. 4th read and approved
The Mayor presented the resignation Of J
G. Teagartien - policeman for the Police
Magistrates ONCE which was accepted, and
be was appointed special policeman for the
The Mayor nominated D. II. Severance ~
policeman for the Magstraae's offlce. Con.
lirmed.
Petition Of j. Ewaldt and Others, TO lay
sidewalk in front OF lot l, block Green .
addition, WAS referred TO the sidewalk com
| mittce
Petition OF J. H. Dumout and Others TO
havr the nuisanne abated in the alley be-
tween Front and Second, and Main and Bra
dy streets, was read, and AID Tegeler moved
TO grant petition by bringing the alley to
| grade and gravelling
Aid. Andersen offered the following a. .
subetitute
Rs.e'.ed, That the City Engineer be in.
structed to give the grade Of the alley, and
that the property Owners be allowed 70
bring said alley to grade in the sane way %
other alleys have heretofore been improved
and graveled. Lost.
The yeas and nays being called for, were
| a. follows:
Ycss-Andresscn seymour, Rnnre-3
Nays-CnmptOn, COulthart, Davis. Jones.
Tegeler--6. Lost.
The motion OF AID Tegelcr was adopted.
Petition OF n. Donahue, TO erect . stable
in block 9. was referred to committee ON
| fire aud water, with power 70 oct IL two
| thirds Of the property owners concur therein.
Petition Of A. T. Andreas, 70 occupy Clay
j oNe Nn,~, ri1xv
committee
Petition of Wm Collins and others, to Va.
cate High street, between Grove and Chest.
mt streets, and relocate said High street.
was referred to the committee on ordinance.
Petition Of J. >. Seymour to bc refunded
on tax receipts was referred 70 the commit
tee on claims.
Petition Of w. Z. Wadswosth, TO have
crossings laid on 9TH and Perry streets, was
referred 10 the street committee, with power
tO act
Petition Of A. Lamartine for permission
to enclose . skating park on the Mississippi
river, was referred to the committee on pub
lie grounds.
Petition Of S. Perry and others, to have
lamp erected on OH street, at the junction Of
Rock Island street, was referred 70 the gas
committee.
Petition of Zimmerman and others, to have
the alley in block 90 hlled to grade, was re-
ferred TO the street committee, with power
10 act.
Report Of the City Marshal was received,
and the item Of $lS collected Of the Expross
Co. VAS referred to the gas committee Re
port ordered filed.
Reports OF City Clerk, monthly and for
monies received, and report Of Treasurer
were ordered filed.
Street Commissioners report for October,
Of &745 II, was read, and Aid Tegeler NOV.
ed to print and lay over till next meeting.
City Of Davenport, Dr.
TO the following men, for work done on the
street from October 1st to 3lst, 1865, by
order Of the City Council and Street Com.
mittee, in charge Of the 6tfeet Commits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

The above bill il correct and the same has
been expended in the following places:
3!13-In drawing l26 perch OF rock to vari-
Gus places, as shown in this month I
rock bill, and breaking macadam. and
drawing sand and lumber to various
new crossings and bridges
1lO0-In raising four cutters on I'd street
between Warren and LIE Claire streets
and breaking rock in cutters on said
street.
&94-In building new plank crossings at I'd
and Rock Island. on 9Th at Ripley, Scott
and Western Avenue, and on 4th at
and Rock Island, corner of Market and
Iowa, 18th and Brady. and on Brady
north Of Locust street, and in repairing
various crossings and bridges as shown
in lumber bill.
e57-ln grading sidewalk opposite the Bur.
It's House, and At 9th and I'd on Rock
Island street.
| $56-In cleaning cutters on I'd and Front
s53-In drawing dirt from Bridge Avenue
to sidewalk on Front street, between
Renwick's and the railroad bridge, and
In laying street crossings ON said street
$3S-Setting curb and grading sidewalk al
Sd and Perry streeta
| $34-In repairing cu!verts on Front at Iowa
and Rock Island streets.
&26-In relaying gutter at Sd and Harrison,
and alley crossing near same.
]14-Repairing culvert. debuts, kc., side
walk on Locust street.
ol8--In repairs on CUTTERS and bridges on
Sd street, between DeSoto and Fillmore
streets, and the balance in team work
repairing various places whore poll tax
man vafa At work
D. W. BAKER,
*aa. Street Commissioner
Davenport, November 1st, 1855.
We, the undersigned, certify the foregoing
report Of tue Street Commissioner, +. W.
Baker, is correct
s. ''7;' v Ss:s''ss' sss''sss'' Street Com.
AID. Champion moved to amend by pay.
ing the same.
Ayes on the amendment-Andre
Champion, Coulthart, Davis, ,Sey m0ur, Jones,
Runge, Tegeler. Adopted.
NXSs-. Bill ordered raid and printed.
| The ordinance committee reported an or
dinance entitled IAN Ordnance concerning
Ferries"
| AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING FERRIES.
Be i enacted BY ths City Cousso1 Of tie Cvly
W Oduenp0SJ a. JsNOtce. -
SEC. /. No persOn sl,all keepe ferry with
in the limits Of this city, - a. 70 demand
and receive pay for transporting persons OF
property across the Mississippi river. or use
IN any way the wharf or shore OF sid river
as ferry landing, without : license there
for. under penalty of twenty dollars for
each day such ferry may b kept without
such license
SEC. .. whoever shall desire to keep q
ferry within the limits Of this city shall pc
tition the City Council for license there.
for, setting forth in the petition The nunnbel
and kind of hosts intsnded 10 b employed
shc length of time for which license u want.
ell, and the place where such ferry il design.
ed to be kepk. .ssAts -
SEC. 3. The City Council may BY resQlu.
eion direct . license TO Issue, and pre-.
bcribe The sum q money - be paid therefor
Tor eoch six mestha and no liesass shall b
eiven fos lee tlen tsn months, ending with
the 8lst day Of June and the 3lst day ol
December.
SIC. 1 The City Clark shall. upon tn
paaaap ofsncA aDlnln1io1I and theAgp1mnl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

= No. IL The desirabls residence on Brady
- sst, now occupied BY General Baker.
W. y. Near Brady Street. II perfect repair,
sS-iss. I ssoms ana cellar with we'll and cis-
30. Lot IS by 1855, we'll stocked with young
sMt. Price &l,2o0.
No. 10. On north side 5th street, Sd door east
4 he Methodist Church, 9 story, in good repair,
Z soons and cellar. with cistera and brick stable.
Lot l5e feet deep. Price $4,000.
No IL. On the east side Of Brady street, dot
lO9 feet 'front.' s rooms. good cellar aud cstsrn;
Price 81, ,ooo. or the house and . portion Of the
land will be sold eparateAy.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
- Geo. $. {: Dow, Esq. being the dwelling house
and three full lots, fronting south upon 9Th 81,
,orner Of rarnum street. This house 10 in per
feet repair, having been fitted up By the owner
for hinsslf The eatire arrangement ofths house
- tasteful and complete. The view from this
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. 3. Frame hosse south eide Cd eteVst, too
oneeowess Of Brady street price. 81 500. Two
hirds may remain on mortgage at six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

NS7 Academy Of the immaculate Concep.
tiou" property for sale. This elegant estate com
prises 10 acres with main building (which cost -.
00o) aud good barn. land in centre level and high,
sloping gradually south east aud north. Will be
sold a; q great GSrySis II srpiet for soon. II
not sold il will be rebuilt AS an elegant country
villa. plans Of which may be seen al our Office by
any party proposing to purchase. BcrLDsss arc
invited 10 call and the same a. the work will
ne let by contract to the lowest bidder The land
Borders upon the city limits. but being juat out
oidsis noi subject to city taxes Beautiful in ita
natural condition this land Is tastefulty laid out
i u garden and lawn, and 1000 shade aud Ornr
mental trees are planted large forest trees stand.
ing north Of the main building. This place 10 we'll
worth ths attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

No. 8. One Of those modern aud convenient
houses in the new block known - "Cliut0n
Place." BRADY Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

Wrsr Spcoxp S4sssf.-At No. II, West
Second street, Mass I Mayer srs prepared
to furnish III Who may eall with the most
slseaatlv fitt;ns. and durable rsady nsds
e1e1hfac . - nnA = ~ ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

w Carr, 70 emsn, worked ~ days $500 - 7b
Th,A r an gan team. 16 6ays. 81 20
Martin Donahuc, team 81 days............. u eS
John Powcra. team, * dxys....... ......... IL 81
Patrick Murphy, team, ~ days............ p -
Mies Sweeney, team, " DAYS e................ II 10
James Cur In Il am team, 9days............. 81 10
1hoW Phillip, team, = days.......... ~ 90
Patrick Schaughnessey, team, Vh daya. S3 Is
owen Sweeney, team, ~ dsys. ....~........ ~ Is
Martin Or team, y day. ................. Is
Michael Murphcy. team, 3 day s............ II ~
John Carol. team, g. .dmys.............. 2 IS
w w Brown carpenter, 9 days........ - 90
A y STOW, carl<,ier, dsys.. e bo
Webster tiowrii. afpetter ~ daye II %
Joseph Kuhn mason, VA davs vs............ 95 43
James Cooney mason, in days .... 20 81
Robert ewindic, mason. 2days........... 90
Jam. . Dillon. tborer. - Sdnye........ 81 so
Henry Martcsrn laborcs 10k............ Is u
Martin Dcvine, IabOrer - dAya......... 10 90
Peter Keiner, lab rer l4k days........... 81 IS
Patrick Ttnothey. laborer, ION days Ia u
John Tagu~, imborer, l5A days. ............. 23 81
Frank Hea iuborer, 10 days. ys................. 24O,
Michael Cumifert laborer, IA 1Adays.. 81 20
Patrick KahO. laborer 6dayr..,....... . 90
Jamea oven laborer, day ........... ... 90
Andy Mehan, iAHorcr, 3 dsys................. S0a
Fran9 Plough, laborer, days. 20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

BRlDoR ACCIDENT. As the steamer Comet
vas dropping couple Of barges through the
osidge, this morning, the cord governing
her rudder snapped in twain leaving ne' to
drift against the piers. Her bow struck the
pier on the Illinois side Of the draw, while
her stern struck the central one. We have
been unable TO ASCERTAIN The loss, but y sup
posed to b small. Il i ruaefed that
the Captains son il missing. Up to going
to press. ,he vas still obstfucting the chan.
mel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

NEw STocK RxCiEvEp.--Otx NUMEROUS
readers will BE- pleased to. learn that the
popular groccrs, Bacon 4 Smith, At the corn
er Of Third and Perry, opposite the Post
ofbce, have just received large addition
to their we'll selected stock Of family gro
ceres, and are still selling at their usual rea-
sonable rates. Their assortment is unri.
vailed, comprising -four, meal, wines, liquors,
6'tters, spices, pickles. preserves
tobacco Of all brands, cigars Of every quality,
fresh and cove oysters, green groceries,
mats, willow wares, stone wares-in fact
everything in the line Of family groceries
and provisions that can be called for. They
arc also opening the largest supply ofcanned
fruits to be found anywhere in TIE city
Having au unsurpassed location. and an ez-
tsnsive business, they are enabled to sell at
prices which few else can afford.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

No. q. "Merwin's Block, Perry Street. for sale,
(witn present rental Of 81 HOO paying good re.
turn now. aud prospectiveiy avery valuable prop.
erty To close a concern this property is offered
at very low price aud on easy terms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

No. so On Jersey Ridge. 3 miles from post
Office 6us house. in good repair rooms,
cellars barn worth $500, and poultry house
Is varieties Of grapes, (bore 5000 lbs last year.
eli kinda Of FRUITS bearing. This property EN-
braces 5 acres. Price, tl,5o0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03
HOUSES FOR RENT.

No r. new house on Brady street, one OF
the most desirable residences in the citv.
No. l. A large elegant house, with sli modern
improvements, stAble. we'll, cistern. frutt and
shade trees, fne river view,--centrally located,
Ono Of the finest residences In the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

No. % A large, light. airy office, fronting on
East Second Street, CORNER Of Brady with Apte
>on,n IL desircd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

No. I. Rar, Billiard and Dining Rooms for
rent CONNECTED, with kitchen and sleeping
vs.ns a,taOhed,) formerly occupied BY Q. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-03

SPLENOlO ST0RE PROPERLY.

No s. Furnished room for rent. for gentle.
man: also q room unturnishcd-bo good rooms
IN the busines, mart of the city
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r,..u,.c of Tuesday's Proceedings.
WAsBNGToN, Tuesday. May 81, :


Jecie y Rates was this morning examined
for the prosecution and testified substantially as fol-
Waye resled NJ Charlotte " g., .or tie Last four
years; Jefferson DAVIS stopped ot my house On w l'n
of April and made an address from the steps IGVis
received aud read 20 tho crowd telegram RON rcI
Breekiprdge dated GfeensJoTouSh, ApIil ~. as i"l
lows ...,., :. a., ,,,.,., IN che
ui,l Of the INh instant Secretary Seward hogs" VI.
entered on the same night and he repeatedly stabbed asa
Tbc witness said that after reading this dispatch to The
crowd Davis said "Tt 0ere 70 bt done 4 rfre b,fi~ "
,.,y. ufV done" Tho day after Breckenridge aud DAVIS
conyersed IN the house az the witness ON the slect Oh
The assoesineton B.ecknriiee remarked 20 Davis that
he regretted IL very mueh IL unfortunate for tue
peopa OF the South st The tine; heregret seemed 10 bs
of symnsthy for tho SOUTH nni not because ~
the ori,rinality OF the ac, DAVIS replied We'll Gen
ern DOM know II il 30 30 done o, al il were
better il we're well done; aud II the some were done 10
ANDY Johnson, the beast, ard Seer'tafy Stans"L wv
job vonld ho complete.
telegram in qu. sion passed over the wires.
Jacob R:icrspaugh testihed that be vas employed N
lords Theater when tho President was shot; be .as
the ASSASSIN ran across the stage, aud followed
him; he found the door hard 10 opens when witness
returned, spangler struck nm .,ylng io w noa
WIS called for Harold, and said he lad awys been re-
garded light and rifling BOY aud easily inhnenced
he was temperate and regular ~ hs habits.
The Rebel Gen Edward johnson was called ~ The de-
Tense Cen House said johnson was educated o. t1o
United States litary Academy; II was Vel known
condition precedent officers receiving his CONN -
sion that he must take the oath of allegiance; that Il
was notorious that johnson had borne aint ayans' @
Government ana came here with hands fed with tie
blood OF bis loyal countrymer. To offer him ~ vat
ness was AZ insult 10 the Court and he moved re be
elected. ~,
Introduction OF such g man e. the witness was the
hight ofimpeitinence.
Mr.. Aiken. of The counsel for the DEFENSE said the
Confederate officer Jet had already appeared o. w.'-
ness for he Government therefore 10 disfcs"ct was
iufo ndod by introducing this witness.
Judge Holt and others spoke, when Gen Howe
withdrew his objection.
Gen johnson then testified that DO II acquainted
with man reprcs sni!ng himself 10 Won Stenecker who
was private in the "a Virginia infantry; be never
heard Of q secret meeting snch ne hat to "h'h Won
Stcneescr testified having in view the assassination Of
The President he heard such thing spoken OF a.
dcsred he never Booth IN his camp, O. heard OF
him til the issas5ina'iOn.
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Latest ssin News.


SHIP Franc, Sage Spencer Charleston, dsy' Piss bh
BARK snIote Cof Re.fss, Mel Paruo. Renedos, "a e.ys
Barl buns s,rrnaa Beaufort IL days, in hsla, Funsh.
schr Sea Nymph Ccnley, Aeranis, day', in bs-ss L.
schi Addie NJ Chadwick Psinc, Baltimore. dsys coal.
TO master - 49, -, =.
Schr L. b. Ives Nils Warrington, dsyA coal - psuHs
schr stephen Ma1an Davey City Point days in ballast.
Schr 81 b. Branhal Davsy Beaufort, days in s:s 70
Sehr William D. Carsil Kelly Georgetown io dsy', eeal
schr oals Ames Ednonds, Georgetown 10 as.' ces to
scLr J. Lsi,hal Tuhil Ferranina, Fla, Days rsvS
stores, 10 master.
sehr T. c. Howard, Nickeron, Georgetown eay'' sSs,
scir. Els, Allen. Wilmington, 8 days, in bsr, b. r.
Sherman.
Sehr. Delniar. Lank. peware wood.
sehr. Hayes. corson. yirgins, wood.
Sclr Sniprise, Nskeman Providence.
sehr. Wstefloc Wiring fhilaielphia for Salem.
schr Texas, Champin, Newburs fer Norwich.
Sehr Bohruais, ~ ,dey Boston
Schr Joseph ne, Hail. Bridg port,
Schr Nile, Oliver Christie. days lumber, 10 psstr
schr. Ida A. Jayne, Jayne, Port Jefferson
schr. Mo Orgae. Cropp.rs Nir5'na, wood,
Sehr. Edwin Alien Goorsetown ia Jays coal I. E.rry-
Sfhr. Mary aud Adclne Davis. virginia, wood
schr. Horizon. Plumb, virginia. tinbrr.,
sehr. Aulr,. Matthew's, Delaware, wood
schr.G. II. Hoyt rT.i,nots. Maryland, wood
NIND--At Sunset, W. Nv;
Bri, Merlin, from Cuba rn
MAY 30 --Stesmeu-BaltiinoIe, z. Z. knishl
SLip,-Clyie A. A. Dr,eber.
BGrks-Emic, Xsntho -.
Brie.- Draglo on, ALBEIT, g. IiaiL ,,, vA
s,boonen-B iiaIt. Montyie, ssuoe WIZ NY 80
Susan roneont g. H. Echsice, IL Gibson n nens res'
DrSao Jo.coHnc o. p Bnu. Rehecca Knight brwoes
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WosKIyGMEy's FESTIVAL AT JoNEs's woon


The Festival Of the workingmens Union vas Co.,
tnued through yesterday. and was expected h. nsny
not TO terminate until this evening The osss % pse~
pie who are represented by the Trades soeets con-
posing this Union are not dispcsed to terminate he'
day at the setting Of the and certainly tie enjoy.
men which we witnessed Yesterday would seec 10 give
reason for extension of tme Very few or No AREAS
disturbed the peace of the day The young woMra 9aao
r,lcd and waited and until then races De-
tokeBed wearness TO which their resolution =. nnAi'
/, Obliged to Weld The day was quite warm fos atcns
br. Christmas but ofce year., and the youae
people evidently meant to make the best OF IA "ocs
SION So far as could learn. all the arrangenepte
were admirable the Committee seeing 10 oil s'cai mat
ters and Capt. Hart of the precinct fcce
Diminishing III posed parties By back doc' "a ne
shortest kind OF All the usual and sore ~ the
unusual methods Of turning penny or gratifying me
curious were fully represented from the ao. ASs 70
the blind nan BY the roadside. Every one thai We
saw seemed to enjoy himself herself or itself % ors q
he or she il remained in the path II rec,iodc and
We presume there are good many thousand peoi'e-
how many We will not attempt to guess-wts Lava
been highly pleased. and perhaps even benefited ~
the festival OF the Workingmen At Joness Woods
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q.
always considered man Of not much courage.
TESTIMONY or JAMES KELLER.
O. State whether yOr are the proprietor o. tho livery
stable Est, near tae corner OF Lighthf a. hos'
sir; one Of them.
o. State whether or not y0u let Atltrodt horse, on
the lith Of April out OF your stable. a Yes; Il small
bay mare from IA to ~ hands hgh he ot the horse
about - O'Clock.
O. Did the prisoner write lis name OIL the slater \.
He did sir but my partner rubbed OF the contents 81
the slate few days after
O. Did he write il in d sno OF large hand A. In n
tolerable hand.
O. Did he hesitate to put hi name down. A. No
sir.
O. Did you require any references A. Yes, sir.
q. Did he give you any, A. Yes, cir
q Who did he give you A. A number OF peT,ous
in MARYLAND. and some a. Port Tobacco.
O. ANY names in Washington. a. Yes, sir.
a. Who A. John Cook was one.
q Where docs Mr. Cool live, A. Right opposite to
O. Did you 20 there and inquire after Aizerod'. A.
O. Wien was that horse returned, \. can't say.
nd not stay til he returned.
O. Did he pay for tie horse A. Yes, sir; he paid
mess
TESTIMONY or SAMUEL SMITH
Q. Are you the stab!e'boy AT kc!!.rs stable 4.
q. Did you ever the prisoner beforei A. No,
O. We're YOU in The stables on the night of the 18th OF
q. Did the bay mare come in that night' 4 Yes.
".
II ocock; We have n clock there, bit il isn't going.
o. What condition VAS The mare I'M \. Pretty
much AZ she was when she went out.
o. Did she look as if sne had been ridden hard 4.
No, sir.
o. Was there no foem on herr A. No sir.
Mr. McAIster was here recalled. and having testi-
fed that he had seen pistol and dirk knfe in the
pose ssion of Azerodt and that be had kept tie same
FOR him day. he shown the knife ana pistol said
20 have No, found in the alleged c0at OF lilerod bat
declared that he unable positively oidenly either
the pistol he knew not the same.
TESTIMONY OF MISS HARROLD.
q. Are yon the prisoners sister. A. Yes, Sir
The witness was then shown the coat and the
handkerchief found the coat alleged 10 have been
taken nom Atzerods room but she could not identity
either as the property OF her brother
TESTIMONY OF CAPT. y. MONROE.
.. State whether or not you had custody q: the
prisoners at the bar subsequent 10 their arrest A.
Yes. sir.
o. Where' A. On board Of the monitors
IMr Doster then desired " hand into the COurt
written request IRON the prisoner Atzerodt, that his
confession TO Capt. +. Monroe be admitted The
counsel stated that 10 ~ aware that bs bad 10 tSoI
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right TO insist upon this and that We merely made
question fo the ilbcrality Of the Court 10 decide
Jdo, Hor-I think il il greatly TO be deplorcd that
counsel viii urge such matters upon this court az they
know and admit 10 be contrary to law. %,
Irbe Court then decided that the confession should
nat bc rosaiysJ and Cant r. Monroe was therefore
DISMISSED from the stand. charles sullivan ExGoy
ernor Farwel aud Others were then called on the par
Of the defense but they not being present the conr' al
jouYned ill 10 O clock tomorrow morning.
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FATALLY INIURED.-On Friday last Caroline
French aged years fell from the second story win
dow OF the reside nee Of her parents No 43 Avenue b.
n, received injuries from which she subseq nerrly ed
Yesterday Coroner Collin hold AL inquest.
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about DOZEN letters day urging him TO have Jch
Davis hung high. etc. etc.

The Chaplains Of the four armies around
Washington held memorial meeting in the First
Presbyterian Church tonight MajorGen. Howard
Brig Gen. Gregory and several Chaplains spoke. Gen
Howard, who was received with enthusiastic applause
bore testimony to the efficiency Of the Chspans IN the
performance OF their duty He said that daring
The four years OF the soldiers plain ofcharacer had
steadily gravtaied downward; that harder work was
before than that OF conluerng the foe for we were
10 win back our enemies by Christian Kindness ond so
70 elevate the negro that be would properly exercise
every right -: free man.
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A posr-oFFICE CLERK ARRESTED.

!. ". Gray and j. w. Smith, police de-
tcctiscs of Baltimore acting for tho PosO Nee Depart
.cnt today arrested Charles w. Spencer clerk in the
Pos Office III this city on the charge OF having alb
s,rlcci from The department about 100000 worth Of
United States bonds. and about % 900 worth OF posi-,
age stamps Spencer was taken before n Justice. aud
\ j. Bowen, the citg postmaster appeared and made
statement IN eject that tie above mentioned amounts
bad already been rained to b, missing. In default
Of $1,000 bail, required by the Justice Spencer was
committed To Jrl for further hearing. Detectives
Smith and Gray arfCtteu In Baltimore WIN. H. CEllipp
q Arlington, charged with being aceompliee Of
Srei! Ger.