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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
Iron. Hardware and Goa

.aesu pscribcrs wouI respee fully cal
hsattention of their friends and the pull
- uof Iron and Hardware, oonsisting in part
iRoN.-ssst brands OF American and En- giish Rolled
Band Hoop soroi Oval, af-oy Half round swedish
Rods and BenEon's superior Norway Horso Nai
Rods ssh Sheets, American Pudiled and Solid bloom
ter aid herman III msbaeh sse superior
chinerS Ossts Shear steel
ADMINISTRATION and Pressed Horse hoes
Horse shoe Malta Carriage and Wagon Iron AKles Row
lands aud other Elliptic Springs Coleman
&C. American tosbrooAl aie sad English Dearborn an
Wagon Boxes; Malleabs Iron for Coach work; Black
' s.a SsOT ss Ess and Es asps
| premium painted Wood Screws Trace, Stage, Halter
Pcss and Gsfden SPADES, Kicks, MsttoetS Hoes Rsss.
Forks and OF her farming implements Wiley Atwood
other oss: PSs % han dG and s
aSaSss and Psns Irons Hoe oSs Mil Gross 'Ca,,
lemon saws. siaeSs scotts and other Augersi Puehr
Cooks patent aud other Anger Bits premium,
Knves; Table Knives and Forks; stess Meal
saws, iehsr Knives and 5teels nodgers scissors; Ri
Timed and Copper ssit Rxets; Sad roas sash Weish
Pig and Bar Lead, Banca Tin and Bar Tin and Spelter
Ishtnins Rods and aitarss soAiters and otheS Metz
lie Points for ditto drnd Stones Oranks and Rollers
ditto Fairbanks patent Platform and scass at
Japan Lssssd and tssssabls OIL sprs Turpsnsins ~
shelf Hard are for Coach. Buiidins PURPOSES, ali
sna ns All be sold %sFtft
n ,,., No 2e7 Shipley 81, setween I'd and 3D.
b.5bituminousOo afrom the best Mines constantly
AZ A,s s,,A AGENTS toE rhiliRs oarriase and Wagon
a 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

MARINE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE..
'NHE DIAMOND STATE MARINE MUTUAL lNsUR
4 ANoE COMPANY isnow ready to receive sppliea-
lions and Issue polcies o Insurance on Sea going Yes
sells Insr 10 effected strictly the Mutual prnol
pe no proofs remsiaing permanently with The Company
twot the charged the elass rsfs BY
Stock Companies.
DIREOr0Rs
Nm. \. Hiiles, President, Charles w. Rowland
William TAtnslI, Charles Moore
Jehp A. Harris, David n (irris.
william Bright, James q. Akin,
Jacob 4. Weldip,
ALBERT W. SMITH, Actuary,
8. Il. Corner ofeth and Market Streets,
uovivly Wilmin 6ton, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

the most perfect Sewing Machineever presented 10
the american public II combines all tue good qualities
Of other nrst Class Machines and many advantages over
All Of them 1t has the Reversible Feed which may be
Reversed any point DESIRED without stopping, and iAn
.cns the ends Of all seams thereby saving tne troube
and thread. II makes different stcuss each stitch
perfect and alike both sides 1t light and heavy
Iapr,c with equal facility, one Hemnier turns every
width hem. II easily and almost ssloHa. II usss
the anne size Thread both sdea IL Ia easily under
stood livery Machine warranted, and extras CHARGED
iUr All are respectfully invited to call and examine the
Florence. and all other machines
may IL MRS. A. JOHNSON, AGENT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
KE1 ley IL ALLEN,

kEx EN- IL ALLEN,
Successor. to y. r. NIELDs ooJ
NOS. 41O q 42l West Front street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Inform their friends and the pu Al ON ali
l3 that they keep constantly on aud nd 70 ssie
Skia large ut Of the best brands OF Flour
- feed and train, oaks Meal ,sAlf II Bsck, Hay
Fertilizers.
spoe as Pqrs hgs and ooHss boa Dust, 4uAno, RhtS-
pn , The Lodi Company msnutaetprs o. Pond
nsE 70 merit ifir shsiT of public pstro9ass,
Goods delivered anvwhsrsi In the city Iimitsfrss
" B --R9ynsrs ara snTormsd tAat tAsv vii
pureAdss Hay aad SfyaD at all tssAss
AIEbfdfNE CHESTS re-dtted Or f1shIsked nav Al m.
Nl shorte-t notice. We have had eousidsrebis lad
or Medicine CLssts supply them PROMPT
y ct reasonable prices n GiEAIf P'
1e-U Dr. "a $500 st,..,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
McImnll's IN W Rnlletin-

McInaII'S n " BulIetin,
SYRUP OF MYp0PHospHITEs, OF LIME IRON, so.
Il DA AND POTASH This preparation contains the
hypophosphitss with q slight excess he HYpophob-
norus acid It is an agreeable OF administering the
hYp9phPnphtes class Of remedies which oil
yfeAt value IN cases oil pulmonary character
dsbS and emRcation Prepared and sold al
kat htrsst. - -F9'N-''' ~ "'A'
syrup of the haHphAtss-ThisIs TOME and
useful bnild the system which occur to
800 NpN'A-
d, Tar, " ne and aptha. have prescription of Tar
wine ard NApthR which has been ordered 81 one oil
stnu hyslelans have great demand from the cftiea
OF iuHipient sumption,
Patent or Family Medicines-Aysrs Cherry Psctorsl.
AMI fis Jaipes EKpecorant, and all Jaynss other
melionnA Also swAns Panacss and every other pHeni
Nhet they are recommended and them good for
nnthlnei Al! VI which will sell low, Edw, McInaIl
Ho i9r the Gold Mines body that has been 70
ing To mclnAlh Drug store to buy their
years now 1d themselves the regions his riess
has been unreasonable that they find themsslyes mood
eirenmEtanees with their hesth much cd wit6 his
superior medicines. - - "
MoIN
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sahhuei vi. Harrington, ,Jr..
ATTORNEY AT LAW

sOLICIToR IN CHANCu.
No. eo2 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
H. r. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
No. JIS Market Strees

NO. JI7 Market Street.
J2 raKg' sReyiyiher, new article Tor tn air an
skn IL is superior to all the ordinary Preparation
~ now in use for the hair, the agent is n X. Hiring
~ hurst. 3l5 Market 81.
peor Ric6 ,rd' Eye Water anew articIsisrsasat IL
H. BtnEhuIstB.
Ielmbod sBuchu, for diseases ofthe sys grsyal
propsy, NC. II. II. BrinR hu rst' 9 store.
SILVER r-rha hest art rle u lad a al nj
Plated Ware, &c.
Marselis Aroma attic Fine CutThis articlss pu tn In
paper and used the Tobacco aud the best sub
htitute we nave ever had. ii X. BrinE hurst,
Tobias Venitiau Horse Imminent large botsaatH H.
BrinEhurst s.
Mrs. Wnsow asoot vi
Extracts ior the assortmnnta sns
kAtrActa Just received at Ii. Il. Brin ghursps o
syrinGes all kluds and siSes, cheap H. r.
ruSssGi shoulder Braces: spsR ssndsses Supporters
BIinghurHts Cough Syrup-There nothipE superior
tothis Syt9p for bad cold cough u. r. Brinskurst
Jhne'A Family Medicines at the lowest oil he
aientH H. Il BRIN0HiRaT 'N
Hep2i Fourth t'fket SITS Hflmi RtnD DIAL
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REMOVAL.

4tA1AtXVv ALI
The delaware Fire Insurance Company have rsuovel
their o1ice from Ne III tn
No. 6O7 Market Street.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
4 sTATB OF DEL AWAKE with q Capital OF Si 90, 900
The President and sefetar receiving
INSURANCE at their ONCE 10 wilm against loss Ly
Fire on every description Of buildings In general
ehsndire In port and their ur-
damage By INLAND spoftation Oh goods wares mey
chAndira and country produce.
Terms OF Insurance Will be az favorable any of the
9omPaniesin the eites Of philadelphia New YORK.
Parties inquired nay repose the fullest toe
adjusted by the company.
At tho Annual Election held March otp the fo,lovina
Stockholders elected Directors 20 serve lr the sns
ing year, via
DIRECTORs
S esSSS q !e Wilson sSl SSss!is 81 kein.
Jos Mendi mail Samuel Floyd, Geo. W. Bash.
months. '''
p addition to the above Insurins property tn.
Pstna effect perpstu insurance on Heal Essts 10 ~
feet perpetual insurence the becoming Insured
deposih In the once certain (mors or
to tns nature OF the rsk upon the Ia
i9sursd-bn whieh can he withdraw at any time b.
Per cent on the amount dspositsd method
thsn tne orMer-the eIpsnse y about less
Propsrty that would be insured per annum At N and
cent cen "a o vii be insured ~ az and spsr deposit
Persons Wishing to insure their property wAnttp In
.ormsuon the subject Of insurance VIII apply 70 TIE
,on.vo aEoRaEJoNEs. President.
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The Williamsburg Sunday schoo!s


The programme for tho celebration Of the anniversary
~ tho sunday .rhools has heen
OF 'ho Williamsburg 'an'Hy SCHOOLS nus ''s"
Tho schools connected with thlfty-one chhrohcs VIII
partcipate and tho time has been aSod for Wednesday
,as 49,. rno s,ho,i. 40 a., A.. o.u.nt,oa ,,,, ,i,a
'n' @'a 'n'@ ~" ' ~ " w o's w 49,
divisions, with committee oil two and marshal fof
each az follows
~, n,.,... N Touo.,uvv r,rsbat- vy,u ,,oet I'm
=, rra Dipunn-D. n,,. N,nL ,o ,''t M.
A. ~ .onsfusna.a , ~ ~ e,l,,,'ng srhon.s n
c s , W. nass, " ~. avcr,a Pants, Roes s,r..t
enniI Nh, S s,,as, Ms,hos,.,
CO., ~. 49, f..,si, c-,y.r, M.rshal-xill meat
In ee ayeo"o n,,. Church Tn" SUNDAY
"choo ane , ~ s,nr.h ~ .a large liza, 4, ,,a.
aecr,ed ho y, % ~ .s,ia,, ~, a., snIi,. dlyi.ion
| The SECOND " e' ~ W" P " ~
rs,sJ Is.,,,o "a, ,v .c.,, u...,., vt,l ,,ee,
,r r,-., ,an,t', l w. na s,,,, 80 aon,h F,f,,,
s,roeis 49,, u s',' wv, a. n 'nI'nn s,,.et
49,, Soy rts,h 80 1920 ,,',.,, - -
ta,,rJ r'n.i ~ ,,i, an roo.,
In s.,,n ro"r,h -, " '.n"s hn .n'n.ises
south ronr,h sir,c, ,a'h,,a., a.,r,h Na,,h rh,rd
s,raat u'ian sn,,,h s,,, W" a'', ~ 80 a,cnnc
pr'scs,an, ua,haa,a, 49, @'a,i /, 'h,,., En,'ro
40, rr,..a p,.s,v,oTi, -, 80, i',',,, -, '''
f"as. I..,,s - ~ - e'h'tu ,.., f.,
so.,n Tn ri s,,ect ur,hndis, ch"reb T,aa avcn,c
comnrses south rsird sr,rt M,thnA,, c,r,rh sccons
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A Card from Mr.. Henry g. Wheeler.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HkRALD.
Errru Avrxre Qorrv " Nav Is 196A

=
The HERAID aud other journals Of this city in several
recent paragraphs have spoken Of tan abscondng
raiirad president" The charge Is without Foundation,
as those who know ma need not be told. A difference
existed between the company and myself whether
not entitled TO certain commissions reed
upon In connection with the sale Of portion Of their
bonds Tho courts here, at home, were open to tho
company and ready at any time TO meet the issue.
They chose, however, to resort 10 writ OF ne ere pn
tho State OF Massachusesb wherein, yon are awar
port aidavits alone heard. The charges set forth
IN the affidavit which formed the bass OF tho
proved u be false by the oral evidence Ia OF tho
very party who made those charges. I wa, how
ever resident Of tho State Of Massachusetts, but
temporarily within the jurisdiction OF lis coas. "A
such held to bail Tor my personal appearance
10 suit as In an action ut common law. for something
less Than the amount In dispute Tho viii be heard
October next. statement has been published that of
the two hundred bonds Tor the restoration Of which the
process issued have surrendered nincy.one This
Is not have surrendered nothing, and do not in
tend 10 surrender any hing except by the verdict Of
jury The niney bonds had been In possession of
OF the companys board OF directors since 0cto
Der, 1865 The elects OF fragrant wrongs like these do
not pass away with tho mai CO that concel ed or the
passion that directed them and shall hereafter seek
my reparaiion for the individual injury sustained
But there are other considerations lying bind 6Hy
company adopted but OF VIII ch kept ignorance,
aud the efforts of cera parties 10 absorb SURPRISES VIII
b. Interesting 10 capitalists, and In si more especial
degree to the government Of the United tates which
issues Its bonds to the company for 81 800 900
HENRY WHEELER
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.
BMPANELLINa OF THE GRAND JuR

BMPANELLIH0 or TIE GRAND JURY. snfe
The Grand Jury sworn in yesterday, whom Mr..
James g. King chosen foreman His Honor the
City Judge delivered brief charge upon tho usual
topics In alluding TO the Excise law his Honor said
that the Legislature had recently passed law in relation
10 the sale Of intoxicating liquors In the Metropolitan dis
trict and that there number Of before the
mag sratcs, who had taken several complaints, upon
which charges the accused parties had given bail 10 APP
pear at the June term Of tho court There
sy no SAID, for him TO define the law at the pre- ent
time Tor the that would he brought
the Grand Jury then retired and entered upon tho dis
charge of their duties
Z ROBBERY.
VIM. yirm, charged with robbery In the first degree
Francis Laurent, at the Of Grand aud Wooster
streets, and stole silver watch worth hfty dollars.
picaded guilty To assault with intent 10 rob He
sent 10 the State Prison for FIVE years.
GRAND LARCENY.
James Wcnmackcr, who stole watch worth forty dol
lars from the premises of william Pregizer go Droomc
street. on The 2Sth OF March, pleaded guilty 10 at
tempt at grand larceny. He sentenced " the Peni-
Tertiary for ono year.
rwo pIcxpoowErs DISPOSED or.
Michael Kenny indicted for picking the pocket OF Ann
Irwin Tue 19th OF April at tho corner OF Fulton
street and br lsdyay, pleaded guilty TO petty larceny
from the person, six dollars bci1g the sum that was IN
the pocket book The City Judc who Is always severe
this class OF Offenders sent him TO the state Prison
for four years.
George Harrison who stole pockctbook containing
eight dollars from Fanny Middleton, as she was ayins
Harlem boat at Peck clip pleaded guilty To larceny
from the rson. remandod for senten,c
having disposed Of the the calendar with una
suaI promptncss
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New Post once im New York.

The following joint resolution has passed both houses
Of Congress- and only requires the signature OF the Pre
dent 10 become q law
Resolved by the enate and House OF Representatives,
OF the United Stats OF America Congress- ass:mblcd,
That the Mayor and Postmaster cf tho city OF New York,
the Disrc. Attorney for tho United States n, New York
city President OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
State OF New York, jackson g. Shqltz Charles H. Rys
sell and Noses Taylor, OF New York city, be commits
sion 10 select proper site for binding for the Post
Office, and for the accommodation OF the United STAT
courts In the city OF New York They 70 report to
the Postmaster Gen rn and tie Secretary Of the
their earliest conven enc, the selection upon which
they majority Of them, agree and the price mt
which the be purchased by tho government for
the purposes contemplated in this resolution, new
site should be selected and the report shall meet the
appreciation of the Postmaster General and the Secretary
OF the Interior they shall communicates H. with such adj
dlonal sug scstions they tn, proper to Congress-
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Military Affairs.

Colonel Brooke Postley. Of the Third regiment cavalry
National Guard, has been commissioned as br'gaf err
general by the Commander Chief and appointed 10
tho command Of First and Third regiments which, with
other regiments Of cavalry about to be organized will
form a cavalry brigade. tros
The following order in relation to the parade OF the
Seventy first ON tho occasion Of the removal Of the
remains Of the ato Colonel A. s vosburgh, who COM
handed that regiment their first march TO the national
capital in April, 1891, has been issued:--
GENERAL oRDER-No g.
HEADQUARTERS SEyESrY-FIRsr REGIMENT, |
The remains OF Colonel A. g. vosburgh will DO trans
ferred TO their na resting place In Greenwood Cemetery
where q suitable monument has been erected ny TINS
regiment to his memory, on Wednesday, the 23d inst
The regiment will parade In full uniform white
Commissioned officers and non-comnissioned staff
officers will wear tho usual badge Of mourning
The coors and drums will be draped In mourning I'M
der the direction OF the adjutant. 49,.
Tho line vii DO formed in Bond street. right on Broad.
way, at half-past ten o'clock A. NJ precisely.
The field and staff Will report 10 tho colonel dis
meuntcd) and the non commissioned staf, band and
drum corps to the adju,an in Bond street, at quarter
Company is hereby detailed as nring party. Cap
tain Smith will make requ ston on Qiartermaster
Hull for q sufficient quantity OF ammunition.
Quartermastcr Hull will mako arrangements for trans
porting the regiment across Fulton ferry.
The flags will bc displayed at half-mast on the reg'
mental armory, the 23d instant, from sunrise until
Alter the intcrmsnt of tho remains address win be
delivered by his Honor Mayor Hoffman.
by order Of Colonel BEN L. TRAFFoRD.
JONI r. LivERMoRT, AdjutanL
COLLECTION OF COURT MARTIAL FINES.
The law In relation to the collection OF fines by
martial is being regularly enforced against
delinquent members Of the National Guard Several
committed TO the county JAIL by order OF Thomas Wal
den, Marshal default OF nent Of the orig fines
and costs This law IL Imperative, and persons IN ar
rears will do wen TO heed tho warning found In tho
notice OF their cases.
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the Frecdmen's Bureaw.

LETTER IRON GENERAL HOwAhD--Hk ADMITS THAI
M ENCOURAGES THB RUNNING OF PLAsrA-
rIoxs"-"ruE BUREAU DOES NOT DO ESouoH TO
SECURE rms RIGHTS OF THE SE0Ro."
Tho Rev. Gs1Rox wm1rs:--
the HErAtp, written BIZ correspondent from Washing
ton Of Nay cut from tho paper and enclosed u 70
You win notice my letter publ shed in tho HEHAr6 Of
the day. Nov the Row. Horace James Ia the same
who was Capt James man who ha. svstnvsd
owning plantations, do not doubt IL There Ii no spec
ulaon In tho matter. 10 true that many officers all
Bureau. have invested what lts money they could In
this way have found any cases Of the prosttu
ocs s soo 70 ssvs ~ ssrs aud ike
generally they scrk " SECURE some livelihood Cen
era Whites has worked hard IN his cncal sspac'sy
and believe no has been char cd with US ne bis
time other than fos tho gov ernDcnt encourage the
Getting OF ali idisf ct wyrk. The people cried 'Ihe
md running Of pan,aiions W aoed practical example,
70 encourags JOINT companies The samo malcontnns
s 'S Son a 49, = ssesss he q every
who hes shown The fs-y Of shs'r s6eosi by prsc
tcs demons!railss snd declare shA, seei.l POSITION
ihIons Of poos prsps, AID ws an 80 thsm % work.
have not ~ the fscts 70 Worm Carolina but 20.
accusation q completely IN crime on mo part Of thnss
ofiosrs there IL usssfy without foundstoa. ~
dcnsnsssos could - mad assnst The Treasury Dvpars
ment ssy other deparmebt and Of the government,
With equal show q !uss. Tx ssr,sa dsss sSs 90
but dos not bum clsurches and echool houses
dccs not reject Degre testimony II wnl sndeayos 70
prevent starvation until The merit crop comes In. Will
always keep IL Legitimate obiects csHry In vew N pro
notssg fsduafry education and justice. Very rcspcct-
fully, % u HOWARD, MAJOR General Commanding
NV Ycsz, May 9. 1854 m mr M
LSrrxR vson ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER wHrrrLx-
sEr--cuRfous EXPLANATION or ruH snooriso
on A FREEDnAN. ~ tsH rTl @
From the Raleigh scntincll rI
BrrEAu " HEvrGErs.
ErBEosU AHD AnArD0Hm fssps
Ramon. N. e. 4, Mxy II, lsso
Msssrs Epfrors- have no ttase 10 ans~cr the news
paper attacks upon the Irceimens Bursau AMI tho~e
connected with H. nor do suppcsc any gentleman would
think Of attempting 10 exonerafe himself from charges
preferred In the Nsw Yosx HxRatp.
There Is, however. ons painful oocuusnce mentioned
10 The article quoted In your paper Of thn mosnines
date OF which, for the sake Of truth and Justice, wah
Il Il trus tbAi coorsd man was convicted ny Capsss
n James Of burglary, sad Sentenced "a hsrd isDos u
dachfpr The man escaped from tss guard, cad n -
tempting 10 srrese him q White man employed By Cap
tam James nr-d upon him ~ ~ vs. s~IwminR the
nss- havtng nrs ordered him 70 rturn 70 shore asd
sswnAss., fks whsle sssssrsicn wHs reporsed 10 me-
end hoping that the shos hal pos aksa erect se.sned
Ne paoore " sssaA fssssss~ svHs~~A s"eh sv'He"es
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u~s afterwards obtained and Just 1t the time when
these HERALD correspondents were in North Carolina.
received the information that the negro man was actual
y killed. and officer ordered at once to nvesti
gate the whole matter and report upon for further
action Such Is the situation Of the case Proper steps
have been taken % secure justice to all parties
As TO the other false charges contained In the article
above alluded to- will only say that no officer has, 70
my knowledge neglected his duties TO engage Ia any
Iuvnte business; II invested Their mon
to assist those who irving revive the industrial
interests OF the State probably the land owners, who
profit most by such Of capia will not be very eager
to condemn them. Very respectfully,
4. wHITTLESEY Assistant Comman'ar
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Police Intelligence.
AN Ey-MEMBER or THE PoLiCB FORCE ATrKNpriN0
TO sHOOr HIS PATHEg.

AN ExMEMBER or THE PofiCg FORCE ATrEHpTiN0
TO sHOOr HIS FArHEg.
Almost tragedy occurred at the house Of Mr. John
H. Burley, AT Hudson street, Monday evening. II
appears that Peter A. Barley, son Of the gentleman
above named, and cx-mcnbcr OF the Metropolitan
Police force having misunderstanding with his father
en-, red his store with loaied pistol, .ked and ire
scented IL at the head OF his air saving NJ the Same
time 'Yolr life Is IA my hands you son Of a -" Tho
desperate then pulled the rigcr but fortunately
the pistol missed fire. Mr. Buriey then seized Ms son
aud otter desperate struggle succeeded IN tai NJ the
weapon from him, TIE latter then rmarkcd i've mis- ad
you th tue bltI II have your life YETI Ofic Fleming
the Twenty eighth precinct, called TO- and arrested
yo NJ Burcy who taken bc'ore justice Dodge TIC
prisoner pleaded guilty to the atemp, the u Of hii
parent, and tho mag strato committed him Tor iri IN
default Of 81, 500 bail. Tho accused was formerly
attached the Ffh precinct roiic, HIS father many
years rince was n member OF the Mn.c pal Police De-
partmcnt
TROUBLE BETWEEN cHIsAxEs-osE OF TnEa
STABBED.
Yesterday afternoon John Archer nnd John Anon,
both Oh nancn living at No. IL Baxter street be am,
involved quarrel. during which, IL s charged, that
Archer drew n knife and stabbed his adversary IN the
back tho neck, innic,ing dangerous wound Arher
wa. arrested by officer Bton, OF the cixh prccin and
taken before Justice Hogan, who committed him 10 the
Tomhs for trial In fault Of $500 ball Anon received
the necessary medical aid
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vKssELs ron rHE SOUTH PACIFIC sorADhop.
me sscepof.wur rAcxavanpa recently equpsd q, ne
Drootiyn Navy Yard, and crsnsiiy intended fos shs
Esseem sqSalrss has bscs ordered % Join The south
fscihe squadron, sod vul al from Ms port 10 lev
The soop o. vss Pssssssla Ne ssesAsp ~ The ssusl
ron, sov q TIE NAVY Yard v,n ~ s~sAv toe sboat
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next day polished on tho Qulckstep Club Of Phlade.
pha by a score OF 90 20 a
AT WASHINGTON, ON tho 10th inst, the Nationals de-
fcaled the Union by score OF 81 tot
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TROUBLE BETWEEN cnIgAXEs-osE OF TnEN
RrAHnID.
Zeno Buvmham Pardoned. tn
rHR MOCK AUcTI0SEER AT LiBERrY-How
PARDON WAS KFYEcTED.

AInAST, N. r., Nay 10, Is65
zeno Durham, the mock aucfion,er, has been par.
donsd by Governor Fsnton. It's supposed that re21b
can politician and lawyer has had tho management OF
the matter Application was repeatedly made 10 ars
stebbns Burnham's victim, 20 have her sign petit on
for his pardon but she pcrempoy refused TO do So On
seeing Durham 10 the street. and having been again
applied 10 by Burnham's friends 10 sign petition for
his pardon 90 mako the reIsass appear all straight
she vent the District Attorneys once for advice In
the matter II hal been represented 70 her that ahe
might get her money back II she signed the petition
Il y ven known that Bnrnbam has grown reh BY
swndns innocent people. and that be has been
faI In cvadns punishment up 70 his late conviction
the District Attorney In New York, u great trouble 70
himself add expense 10 tho county, secured his eonse
noa and only few wssn sispse before Governor Fen
ton pardous him. SAB