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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18

FAIR! FAIRl FAIR!-Bear. in mind that
morrow morning, inaugurates the Ladies' Fair at
the new church edifce the corner of Franklin
street ard Columbia avenue. From the arrange.
ments already made, 1t promises TO be a superb sue.
cess. Take notice, that the Fourth and Eighth
streets cars will carry persons to the door. Ihe
Sitth and Sixth, Ninth and Tenth, run within one
block and by the OF exchange tickets, persons
can reach the church bv the street cars, from ali
paris OF the CITY, The skaters on the ponds near ITS
pecnclsi can, after their evening exercise refresh
Ihemteiyes by the good things TO be obtained
WIhn. Attendance will cause enjoyment The
laDes VIII be loaded down with articles and refresh
ments that will be of use 10 comfoTt w thout and
omi0Tt within Do not tai 70 attend.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
WEED MACHINE

with so little trouble, makes it equal. if not ST. perlor, to SIX MACHINES combined; for IT. stance, it Binds, Hens, Tucks and sews on tie band at the samo time, and in fact the
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
1 866.

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Faymer', q. zette (English) asserts and proves by 6u,a, Ss that one pair of RATS will have proeepv vaes sns descendantsn less than 651 ,050 in three yos,, Now, unless this immense family can he tss down, they would consume more food tbds would sustain 65, 900 human beings.
 BeA.See ''CosTAE's" advertisement abovo
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

We call particular attention to our stock as the best, that has ever been offered to this market As we purchased our goods for cash we can afford to sell cheap, and are determined to do so, Give us call. and satisfy yourself that our stock is as we represent it, and that "e WEI uo as we say. apr7-
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
THE NONPAREIL
 Washins Wafhiae.

Hisa Squeezing Machine construct ed on strictly mechanical principles, and the experience derived from foe years cxteasice use in families, hotels and public institutions proves it to be oflasting valae to the purchaser.
 The manner of operating the Nonpareil, by rotary motion acting on a crank-shaft fwith balance wheel, which moves the plungers all ternately, is the simplest, least laborious, and most powerful that can be devised for the pur- pose, and accomplishes the work with the greatest rapidity and the least possible labor.
 The great speed with which the machine per- forms work will be understood from the state ment that it IS geared 10 gfee sir strokes of tke ptsingers for one turn of the handle, or, when worked leisurely, about four hundred strokes in 8 minute. Safety to the fabric washed is Insured by the entire absence cfra55ing.
 A girl or boy of fifteen can work the ma chine, and do a weeks washing for family of six or eight persons in two to three hours time; and it may De relied on 10 cleanse the clothing thoroughly, oitAout assistance from hand rabbing.
 Send for free Descriptive Circular and terms to dealers, to whom exclusive right of sale is secured.
 OAKLEY x HEATING, sep22 6m lS4 Water Street, New York.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
1866

FARMERS AND H0USEKEEPERS-sbou recolect that hundreds of dollars worth of Grain, Provisions, &c., are annually destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and other insects and vermin-all ofwhich can be prevented by few dollars worth of s.CosTAR's' Rat. Roach. An, Sc Extermnator, bought and used freely.
 as~See ''CosTAR's" advertisement above.
 MAsSold by all Druggists and Dealers eve rywhere South. Barnes, Ward X Co.,, Whole sale Agents, New Orleans, La jun2-8m
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
c. PELOUBET & SON.

17rNF7IIII0Iu, IN. J. Or J. NJ. Pelton, s41 Broadway, New York ; Conrad Meyer, 722 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa; s. Brainard, X Son, Cleveland, Ohio; J. 4. Tucker X Go, Jackson, Michigan; Werner X Gerard, Cincinnati, Ohio; Joel II. Snow, Mobile, Alabama.
 WHOLESALE AGENTS. sep22-6m
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

Piano style and Portable, Twelve Varieties, from four to six 0ctaves, Single and Double Reed Rosewood and Black Walnut Cases.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
1 866.

RATS versus BIRDS.-Whoever enoaoe. {, shooting small birds is cruel man w6os,a. m aids in exterminating rats is benefacto,
 We should like some one to give us the benss, of their experience in driving out these nest, We need something besides dogs, cats rs, And traps for this business.-Scientifc Anieee, N Y N"'
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
SALEsRooM, 536 BROADWAY, NY. 25o WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.
 92l CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Simplicity and Perfection Combined :!

It has a straight needle, perpendicular ac- tion, makes the clock or Shuttle Stitch,'' which will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL, and is alike on both sides; performs perfect sew ing on every description of material, from Leather to the finest. Nansook Muslin, with cotton, linen, or silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
 Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the least possible friction, it runs as smooth as glass, and is emphatically Q
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

Large Capacity, great strength and unequalled speed, simplicity and completeness of operation,
 are qualities peculiar to
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
1866.

s~see "CosrAn's" advertisement above
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06

H0USEKEEPERS troubled with verm;n need be so no longer, if they use "CosrAa'sr Exterminator. We have used it to our sats. faction and if a box cost $5, we would have it. We have tried poisons, but they effected nothing; but 'Costar's article knocks 6o breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants sna Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. ltis in great demand all over the ecountry.-.H,di,a Ohio Gazette.
 gsDP See "CosTAR's" advertisement above
Des Arc citizen., 1866-10-06
O O F F E E BonN,s JAVA COFFEE

1 c O IF F E E |OsBoRN,s JAVA COFFEE.
 The most delicious and healthful beverage l known.
 l It is prepared fnm the best JAVA COZ l FEE, and while iy41as all the flavor of fine Old Government Java, sells for less than half the price. M ~
 OSbOrn's Java Coffee! 1 Has been steadily usod for years, by thou sands of persons in all parts of the Country, and is universally acknowledged to be at once nutritious, delicious, healthful and eco- nomical. The same quantity will make q richer and stronger cup of Coffee than any other known.
 OSBORN'S JAVA COFFEE. Is particularly recommended as a healthful beverage and is most benefcally used by those who suffer with Headache Nervousness and other injurious effects from the use of other Coffee.
 It is prepared with the greatest care, and contains no ingredient which is not more harmless and beneficial to the human organ ism that pure Coffee, to which fact the most skillful Physicians and Chemists tessfy. Dgg0AM'g JAVA gDFFgg~ Has been extensively used at numerous Sanitary Fairs throughout the Union, and re- eeived certificates of the highest recommenda- tion.
 l It has also been thoroughly tested, and re- ceived the diploma of the American Institute and other prominent institutions. | Put up in l ID packages bearing the fac- simile Signature of Lewis A. Osborn, and in boxes of 30 and 90 lbs and Sold by Grooers generally.
 Wholesale Depot, and Trade Supplied Jy THOMAS REID X CO, GLOBE MILLS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers, in Tea, Coffee, and Spices. Nos. 103 and l05 and 269 Washington Sts, New York, sep22-6m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

rurmut 90 lg.ror Of thr Probate rouri %
riua,a runy Mississippi rendered 81 Oh
H4t,l.r t.tm. I-ns thereof Will, 90 it'
-.n 60. bariu dos rh,i ,huui tNn nude
l1ah IL rrri,nt Church. and five mile
t.,a.t 81 Como on tbe ut's aud T,un
.afuaI. and loo said county ui Pamela pro
.aIll ,L 100 THURSDAY The 18th dag ei De
aihsr Hc,f ff public cutlery in ihc hifh,'
.uII.r flr t'rvua land. and divided boo Iaf
ttiru fD.aiu i.t Al Of rcuuu tetn''
son. s,..r' Of. hf, acres on iIr unfiNe 2
carter tl The west bait ui section twenty
49, tul eighty t,rg, ~ The Nulihn0si lHa'
IT .. lou went, seven. and forty acre nl
e. authvr' rufnsr u me southwest quarter
.,t.r fifteen. raat,iH,u. luu t.Ir nHr' Hf
Ices II Al ~ southwest quarter % .'''I
fifteen. except iotiy acre ui lhr southwest gH'.
usr. containing l!n tffet more or lr. tuI
t. et.i half ~ sftnl twenty-five I'D Be-
township SIS. uuf, ut and lying fu
count, ~ ranU,a except Che southwest gHff
ROT section hNcen which r .tuhi, 1ul u
80 o., county Of pf>'la AMI .aii State &"
Ns.l.ippi
Term. of S,ls-oaala'f cash h,ar.. H
iru mouth. vita bgaI alI approved ",1Ht'
e. H lutN1
natI.tts Administrator
Appeal copy vsg.'g e aal .,ai hl % tb
oNUs.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Th, State OF Mississippi Pamela county III
tide Circuit court Of said rouuty 80 2l3}.
joel g. Wall s. VIM. Edwards Attachment
.uoi lhc !ud day Of October. IsG6, against the
%,.,alrot sad defendant Tor thr sum Of ~, ZOO go,
r.turuaulc To- tho Circuit court Of aid rounty.
Notice {. hereby given to the said defendant
VIM Edward, that uulr,. hc appear before said
uuurl un lhr first day of the uryt term thereof
10 ny held It The court house Of said county, IN
tnr town 81 Pamela, on the eth Monday after
tIe lth Monday in September. 1866. anil plea.
Geo ,1it telteH. Judgment will be entered agatu-
him. and the estate attached will be- sold.
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
October o. 1866. octil-il
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Sardis Hotel

Having pufthsssi this t%uiliine anil tho
rvfhly sri uGysa t5i t. isu a.a
prepared 70 setummodais be- pahlit In e .tvi.
not 70 Dc suTAsel Au trains stop ssHHrisnt
length II time hr meals Passenger seed nU,
fear bsing Ten. C. W. ktcuAWuS
-r3ls pru~s-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ny order Of The PROBATE court. We vii sell
1 he highest bidder. on Monday the 81 In! ut
December. 1855. on the premises known IS The
Rsasr Hsrdis place, one mile south Of hnfska
lie ~fsllgving land lying in Pamela county.
tsmsiy ne west taN q Htiion u, hTn
sip 10. range 6 wsst Tsrms--Ons third
ssh, h.ll.ncs IN one snd two rear time with
hppsussa security. n q BROWN,
IN HARDiE,
stlf<s Ada - Il Robl Hsrdia d-.d
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Sira,cdI

unc m1uc.rulorci or Hay Mare Mule, o.,
ItuI. inches high ous small mou.r-r1lurai
h.r mute 70 htui. high hr#ty iuil' hmul.
ui Il q ub fbr iyr hp NUhgmi reward will
ur rtiI tr the return lf the afntr mules or
ans Information sp that D1n get them
u~Jtly-tfa and rb. g. L SHANkEl,
THlIatHtrhilu. Chatlcituu Miss.
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srRANEn.

rrm tho .a -,- .lr m ># TtH
a. NH au ihs ifH ui NH.If f.t I.,I
led srrf, ns-s whit. 1... heavy utr. tr.
.ait branded afH q i.rr.f hftlL either Hr
" 1r au y. naf ruiI..ial Which. tHi .Hru .
" liui. white ai the lrn hinl fui \ On. r.
uvarl will g paid u iu, tts1a who - 700
give information ~ that shall set Hfr again
OyiG.fr A. T.. GREGG
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CITATION NOTICE.

TIE STATE ON rr Pamela county T.
fur r. Thomt. hrlr.ai.i,w ut Alnufa
'..b.r. Deceased aal J e Th0mtt husband
said Allie ~ Won are usrrI, .iiai 20 tr
.r usirf, ths rn0tt't court Di .aii .1lutt Hi
o. o1ur'.hous thereof IN thr fourth Nunitt
in November next - answer the petition 81
ierrr ". Dyer administrator NJ ihr estate ~
Loan u. Keith. decreased anil SLOW uusf uht
nr4yer II ihc petition praying COT iiiIt 20.
ut acre. Of land being part of Nofibu,..
.ir,ef 81 ssrtiou ; township % range To-
isalnty .nld o, aid 81 hop log h. lt'ims
..b Keith n hfs lifetime should mot b.
-isi By ordst Of Cont iUuri tFf ittt
ESQ., W. 2. wuUrrEN.
bt1,.it CLARK
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State # Mississippi rsaet e4Htt fg
Rslltb A. burnett and John AIMS Burnett
drstrbItsr ct ihe ,.'H', u' Thum1a lurre''
deceased Yn1 49, hereby .tgl D. sHi ~.
pear b,tlr, th. Probate Court ~ said .ilr',
al ID, court bllt. fhetJlf TH 'bt ttu N.Hlr
.u November nest. then and there 60 aHsvr
the petition Of Amanda burnett vil1v Of o.
ceased and shuv .suss vhy The rrtytr ~ tht
petition. puyine To- DOVER iu fhs r'I.viu.
lands Of iett8srl VIZ afuth5as' quarter %
section 10 sssi hs.i ~ section north
d nottheAst quartet " isytrar IS trl aH x
west quarter u seriiDo lU 90 .u township q
range q, In sail county 1rt >tate. sbHl'l net
b. granted. b. urisr 10 Caar tz4tsl Sept.
9i isc6 " r WutTrFN t1csk
u n. Taylor slieItur 1r rlmplt n,iH-6t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND

ny virtue n e detfts u The Probate Court
Il rsnols COUNTY States n N]iaieippi rendered
at the September Tern isfs. thereof I ell
On Monday the 18th las q November. Isdd
within lawful hours II The cont house door
In The tow q Pamela, 10 said county. offer hr
sale 20 the hiFhss, bidder. the following ltui
living in said eouniy IT Pamela to-vt The
North Eas, quarter Of section Nine. and The
,uth half ol the soaih East quarter IT Section
Ftns. at In Township Nine Of Range seven.
wt.t containing tvu handfed aud iortv acres
NOR. ~ less. belonging % The estate II Tuaie
81 Rroughet deceased Tstms u mlt-uns.
ibrd Cssk. the balance 10 two ellal IustaImpui,
II ne aud two years. and bond with approved
,..r',,. c. A. BUOrGHER
uste-st Commissioner.
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AnMlNl.IHAInns NnIIlE-

l.uu uftInn .fmtuu las na ath
fr v HH.tI IH Inp han gl4uf.I 10 Im.
uuI fuul In fbr l.mfr NJ NH ru NE
Yrtn lucl#rl Hllh. lUI t,um latD. .llh,
rrlhni, Court OF lNuu'I county NOTICE. +.
hereby given to 900 persons indebted FOO ul
estate 40 olne forward and settle lt having
,um against mid estate, ~ .lmr hrN,rl and
prove .Hom within The time prescribed hy lbw.
of they viii D. forever barred.
NJ n PHILLIPS,
ucill-Gt Administrator
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and rs virtue Of d iced Of trust. exc.
rutyl by T.. u Wright co. the .,tn day OF
january. lsnD, % secure the payment NJ debts.
fu .uuNy p,r,uu. therein named. and recorded
900 90, piuhtt, tl,ik uli,c. ia Pamela county
and State 81 N -si..ippi uu the 2sth day Vi
january l-oU iu Iced book VI. pages Gij and
60 Wit. AZ trustee Iu stil decd OF trust, al
thr court house door in the town at phnutt
900 Monday the 18th DAY Of November 1850
h,iv,ru the hour, of eleven clock A a aud
'uut O'Clock g. n, expose 'u public sale iur c,..
lh, northwest quarter Of section % township
nr rrsr west, Zoe Pamela county. and
,ll convoy such title r j invested IN mo by
said deed II trust. T. G. BAKER Trustee
October @. l-uf. ueill-i
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The stats IT Mississippi. Pamela county. lu
thy Circuit Court ui said county No. ll2l.
T. VuDur usr. Nr 81, N,tlpr 4 Co. Attach.
mont taueltb y yuth iby Of ApriI. 1885, against
.U, ,t.t Of thr said defendants iur the sum
sl.. uHtu1hIr 20 the Circuit Cuurtu' sand
county NHfre 3. hereby given To \ a. N,tdyr
and Joseph Nptdcr partners in tmdr under
'hp firm name " aNriirr 4 Co, that uuIc..
.t,y aptstf before uii court, on the bret ity
ut Inc neat term thereof 10 be- holden In aud
f1r .id county. at thr court house thereof 100
10, town 1T ptuula. ON the 5th Monday after
DO, th Monday in September, lsda and plead
'p ad ariinn. Judgment will BE- entered ng,iut.
them. and tbr est1tg a'ttfbgi will be- auid.
Sc. HARRISON, CLERK
Ward sc lyr att y. lyr plaintiff. r,tlJ-ti
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\ 81 tni 4-t-bg uats e Won ,,r.
aat -le uua7-tae alrar nrelprrpd
asf 'l'lei 1ae g - VII b. required a9r
ll pra -spsn .ervirss. IN
su'a g lo #@a~'sHe uaie Charges ! 4
ae made 70 iui- Ihs tines. as op 4 49,.
t,-rsl,-.
bY eaaing seog vuu witt save .le i,ts-
est 90 Che face Dc tie aceaant.
5 T. BELL.
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tWF 4 TOT SAFE.
>1 8af T8& SAND
ISL Shells % sara la re Pastor
t 2ecra Esst af N4eaa. AZ
. LlAQ4 BUSHELS On III aesus 7i.s
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Price 81 ger GGsheL.
MATT CLAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-29

BASS RIvEp sss Oct esIn pors schr John Pcs, Nick
cnARLRsTUS, Oct S-Arr brig San Jose tsp,, Havana
GALVESTON, Oct is-cld steamship ArAdns. Sawyer
NOZZLE. Oct PAR steamship campr,s Nyors vie sa,
union prnn dos Caravan Macoduck. do: bark VIM Ra.h;
bone Pratt do: schr Ann d Susan, Douglass, DO. Cld
steamship Hazo Starkey, Nyork.
23d-l,ld brig Dudley Carter Fernandina.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 22-Arr steamships Marmon Haz
Nyork; Agnes Bourne dol ship Fannie Kan
dali Phaie,phis. Cid steamship Raleigh, Walker NYork
ship castine, ThurstOn. Havre.
2ath sid steamship Cuba, Baltimore.
NEWPORT, Oct 2s-Arr brig Nathaniel Stevens, Whining
ton Del for Boston scLr weidin Gloucester for Phiia
delphia
PENSACOLA, Oct 17-Arr bark Henry Flitner, Park
Apaiachcols; schr Irish Rathbun, NYork Cid brgs
Handy Thorp Galveston, 18th, Gimor Meredith, Gm'es,
PORTLAND. Oct 26-Arr steamer Chesapeake. Johnson
Nlork cid brig Clara NJ Goodrich Look Havana; schr
nellie Paine, tiawes Washington DC. -
vfIpENCE, Oct ebArr schrs Albert Pharo shourds
rh,deiph.a Sar CLARK, Griffin, Delaware City Harriet
Eardner Hsmmond NYork Meteor Grant do ,loop
q! load LOT san Francisco, sid sshr Hume Baker Work
Smith Woodbridge. NJ.
SAVANNAH. Oct Arr steamship Alabama Lime
burner WORK; steamug Hope Clnbb, Nyork Ga steam
Doak Providence.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


MISSION AT ST.. MARY's CBuacH-rhe mission which Is
now being conducted IT ST Mays chnrch
ed congregation daDy. II opens with at Eve o'clock
every morning followed BY eshor'aton by one o. the
fathers Confessions heard afterwards during the entire
Hosoken.
Accidents New sEwER.-At late hour on satnr
day evening child fell into the sewer being constructed nj
Third Willow streets and seriously
injured similar accident seveai y
CommupIpaw.
TIE STooK YARD RfruRTeThe renrns for The past week
show receipt of cattle aois hogs and a7ss
sheep large quantity Of furnished during the
week TO the New York mrkets
RAILROAD EXTENSION 1t proposed TO lay truck from
the stock yards 10 effect junction with the rayetts
line from jersey CITY ferry, by which passengers win be
conveyed through without change OF cars.
Hudson City.
TnE CHOLERA on rnR DECLINE fresh have been
reported authorities announced that they win
act Or Hars' seeestio relative 70 cleansing and Dis.
rapidly recovering.
MASONIC FUNERAL OBsEQuiRs-The funeral obseques Of
Mr. Wilcox took place yesterday at Grace Epsccpa
church. the Newark lodge and A. NJ attending in bodv
The very impressive ceremonies Of the Episcopal church
listened 70 With the deepest solemnty after which The
br performed their last sacred rites The CONN
n seayy % he
coffin, Tearing an appropriate inscription.
DEMOCRATIC MEErlNo.-A meeting of democrats and
serVatveS VIII DC nNfn IN NeWefk inns even
Ing Hon g. Cox, and other noted speakers win address
the assembaRe
RELIGIOUS sEnv1cSs YEsrnpAY--The several churches
not largely attended previous SUNDAYS,
although they conf rabv fled The devotional
ercses the Contra Methodist Episcopal church
tirely Of the centenary order.
ACCOMPLISHMENT afternoon Mr. Robert g. scudder,
while riding through the upper portion Of tho city.
thrown from The vehicle md his right iag severely Injured
noDed.
BIaAsx--A negro who rejoices in the Of Cudio.
rendered famous by the novel OF Cudjos Cave"
rested In Newark. Fridav, bigamy He
the charge by w lsm rerr who HIM Of
marrying three different women IA many years.
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rssey coun'svsd him; several har hits were az
changed Then ul.nan broke away, and pus n ur r
foar tnacks lnri-seyks face as he fo.oweu li'n
ard fell II was a sckep ZIG sight TO see Aorfssey ~
the end OF this round-he blood gushing 10 s.fesms
from nose mouth and half dozen gasnss On hs 'Aos
The left side OF ruis ans face was very 'arHe. !, ~
Round 80 -Morr4eey eltw. ana tesnoa Wax !" Wy
knees for the 1rst time. Sullivan opehed on sne .nc,,
and could nut 10 blows where he chose After giving
Morsey fouror Ave hits and receiving enc ON the cheex
he fell alteva swinging right hand hs on hoir'sseys
Po,.a5 a Sullivan got at least dozen shsrp hits
81 this rund on Morsses face. and fell In hitting at
PrJ rs Sullivan put In two right hand hits and,
receiSinc slight rap on tie sore cheek, fell
Fourd 36.-suiivan went up 10 Morrissev, who ap-
nnared wild and weak the logs and struck him when
apd where he chose His blows were not forchls
Al frsi hut yet much for human nature 10 endure
manfny proving himself game az ever stood
M in ring il evident that he was failing rapidly
His knees shook ana lis hands we're low and his MUD
Ho.nd 81, and Last Sullivan came to the scratch
fresh and opened at once on Norrssys face, hit
ting nnd getting away. Morr followed him wildly,
and at lateuceecdei in throwing his Suli-
vnns neck and getting his back against the ropes u ted
Sullivan entirely clear Of the ground, sullivan keeping
his feet drawn up maanwhle The seconds OF both
parties now rushed % their and shut ont for time
The view Of what was going on In a moment af' err
wards the reconds debating among themselves.
sullivan was striking Gardner, and Wilson was lighting
with o'DonnelL Moni-sey when next seen was on hts
knees waing for his seconds to ift him an The rims
was then filled bv outsiders and before they were put
out The referee decided that Morrssev had the fgt
uHiookeu iOr decision took "NarNoouy os
but the fiat had FORTH and Morssey wns tak'n nni
OF the ring sulliy remained calling Morrsev to con
tnue the battle The referee world not tell when asked
by Suvans aecond wbv no decided he had done. Oh
reporter him Afterwards and no sad u was hccansa
Sullivan taken out Of the ring before he gave his
decision. This, however, is mistake sullivan did moi
leave tho ring for minutes after Morrtssey was
taken away. This decision not well received, ex
cept by tho Immediate friends and backers o. Morrssev
as tho reporter several amounts drawn bv part ies
vino had bot on Morrissey, who said they felt lucky In
getting or In that way
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tbrsehoh than he received a blow that feed
him 10 the ground. The excitement natural 90 such m
brought Geeson 70 The door 5eedE husband
plstrae motionless she shouted Marder Murder 20
policeman who tha vicinity heard her and hu
tho of she Affair lie stopped down help
up the fallen man. when Il discovered he was dead
The weapon used by the assailnts supposed to b.
victim Lax which had been taken from Mrs Glres'n's
The only mark upon the body OF the deceased
bruse below shoulder blade Whatever the nstru
mcnt Of death the blow could take the 70 of
man his prime-Mr Gle son was but thirty four-when
given n snch place mus. have been terrible one lie
was butcher. and wo.k ell IN Jersey city.
edataly after they discovered what they had done.
Horton and Mc>hane fed with all possb haste. McAui6e
taken INTO custody ut witness Al out day
light the other two found at heir homes and ken 10
the foryrst where all three rartiea
held Mcshtne is sad, acknowledge striking oil G.
sou, thonch with intent 10 Kill him. Horton denie'
any and all connection with the matter. The tDaueat will
b. held