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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
BALES AT AUCTION.


a UCTION NOTICE.. ROTH. AUoTIoNEER WILL
"A sell this day (Monday). August 90 al II O'Clock M.
precisely o. 900 worth OF magnificent Household FUR
nlturo al public auction the highest bidder without
serve four story house, No. 9 Clinton place, Eighth
street between Fifth aud Sixth avenues consisting Of
ern improvements fun TX richly carved legs and
three beautiful Paor Suits covered with the rfchet
description OF French satin brocae Works OF Art bronzea
OPaintngs by eminent artists Velvet Brussels and
Carpets rosewood EtaReres, style OF Louis XIV Solo
walnut Extension Table, Buffet and Dining Chairs to
match oval and pier Mirrors; black walnut Suits coAered
with haircoth and reps black walnut and rosewood
Bedsteads and Bureaus spring and hair Mattresses
and Rockers Vases rich glass; China and slverware Cut
lery, &c NJ B-Reable men In attendance to cart PACK
and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable charge
A UCTION NOTICE-sAMUEL WYNN Co, AUG
"A tioneers-Magnacent Household Furniture Pianoorte
Paintings Stsuary Mirrors &C. at public auction this dag
Monday at No. "A West Sixteenth street. between fifth
and Sixth avenues sale commencing a l9 O'clock ~,
ing RoomTwo suits Furniture covered 10 brocaiei ETA
ceres marble tops Centre Tables, Bookcase Velvet ana
and Mante Mirrors Bronze Clock. richly painted Vases
Lace Curtans Shades artistic Bronze stauay superb
wood Panoforte, Stool Cover, Music stand BOOZE mas
Stand Chambers-Bureau, Bedsead, Wardrope, en- suno
style Louis XIV; Mattresses Biankesh shec,s Sns
Dining Reconsideration Table, Buffet China lea ana DIN
Sets crystal Glassware silver plated
Spoons Forks Dinner and Tea Service Turkish Easy
Lounge covered in reps Curtains 70 match Caro- Iaoc'
Basement and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
UCrToN SALE OF CROCKERI TABLE GLASS
will sell general assortment in lots TO suit the retail trade
Tuesday August a. at 10 o'clock At - barclay street.
Sale without aud goods carefully repacked LOT SNIP
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

c,rEA'M WEEKLY TO AND from QUEENSTOWN
81 AND LTvf
CUNARp LINE.
TRn oil SAILS WEDNESDAY, August 81
AIEp 20 SAILS WEDNESDAY September5
steeraee ma sage $50, payable In currency.
Eor steeraye passage apply To
for WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN. 20 Broadway.
cvTRAM TO ORR ENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
- The first class n ew iron steamship
MANHATTAN
win sail from New 70 X on the 18th August
xnplv Ia Rs''.S'' sS' WILLIAMS d GUIoN.
Apply " 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

A BEAUTIFUL TEAM OF HORSES FOR SALE
"A Bays long tails 1911 hands high rot So, high knee
action warranted sound without blemish fault, six
years old Baker, OF State and Boerum streets
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-24

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Es.as 80. q. DISK 81 nj ~
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gtalbbiae nnh sforbiueiferns Giienbabn.
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slafbbiIe aInb Decatur gifenbdbn,
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2oufsbiIIe naalIen fir Sen elbsu6
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catnf @ifenba6a. 20 gf4g5q S1
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lOlde mad lebanon pet gtass bis 12
l1hr seaGts beiteIIt iperDen,
Gtellen dcbmeifam0.
R Na IN biefger .@taet teiny eeat ID
f@es Steaens Seadmeiiang6bnrean eris
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Cine d b i'm rtenbe SAN
6eIsf&a lf. 5n @eleien bef6dftiei
man fd iest rlit eiitem asIane,
iuel@er fiber ben Sunderland in allen
9dnbern i1terefFren tpir6. 90 ban6elt
| fi6 ndrnti9 babel Oaruin, 120 iunse
2eute beionOers SanbIunes30slinge,
cine Geiie um bic Groe maden III Iais
Zen. Sn6em man biefen iunaen 2euten
bic 6eIesenbeit bittef, f4 6ur& ben
8efu6 aaer @0ter. Der Grbe 5rei6e
geisntnife Gin; ilatunisIn5 iuirb mon Re
81 Mdnnern, 6auFeuten uuo Gcefabs
rern biIOen. ga IS iid Bel biefer @eife
ipeit peniger um's 8ersnigen, ais nm
De gsiftise gusbilOllng 6ieier inngea
2eute, banoelt,s 70 perpen iie udbremO
0ssfeIbsn efeh OOlifdnoisen tbeOretis
iAen nab prattii6en llnterridt erbaIten.
Die beIsif6s aegieruns last biefer llns
terne6mung ieoe in ibrer Nfadt ftebeaoe
Ilnteritlbuns 81 Sbeil weroen. Die
Manniddft uHA bic Yaiiasiere itc5,n
ii6eraa unter benz gdute Der beIsif4en
bipIon,atiifen Aeenten i'm @vslanoe.
auf BERN SiiIfe lie gsuiprud MAIDEN
t0unen. Das GAiff barf bic beI0ifbt
&rieesFasse aufbilIsn Nfan Miro ~
oiefeiH 8susd Gin edit bon 500 bis
1000 SoHHen bcnittH. Die expedition
fiubet beFnitib ltatt, fObaEo 40 zbeils
IirBmer fiA gsnflbet babsig uAf man
bat bic Oauer OerielhcH auf 2 Sabre
bere6Hets 9as S6iif foH @nbe &epz
tembsr B. 3. aus BEN Nqten bon aInt.
lperpsn ebieseIn. Ser QI,iientbaIt On
ben DerI9ieOensn Staticnln miro IN.
s6esbdltnib our @iAtinteit perfeEben
Teitsefest Uerbet G6elliG bas prOs
Brdun nuE pon inneen DrIsttrn iDii6B
10 oirite bod aud iuHeeu Neutf&en
bic slufHabme ni@t berpeissrt lperben
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II
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-24

R2eiete bic " n8eigg ees
sluftionators s. gE. 8arues. Ga aiebt
60 zinc CUTE GeIeeelibsit fiir Feibige
3eute; bic elm paar @rofden Baben,
OiefeIBen gut dnsuIegril. Ser @isens
Etaiiner Der 8auiteIlen sebenft bieielben
redt preispirOis in0 unter guten Be !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-24

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-24

kOIesgkSe Q att q HsTa
-, asis iSssssa Il ivsaibsa sast,,
i'm Stauoe iein, uebeu unierem Sags
bIatte cine ,,8 oden< 3eituns@
(sroses SOrniat } beranBEtsebeif. 8e.
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re5t frabssitisl @teis "a per Sabr.
~ mails iif co m6eIid,
bab ioId)e srobc sarftige 3ahnpuIber unD
Die SABINE SeritOEeuoe deniiiHe Sinftus
rem duf ben foiIettentiiden berninfti-
GET .aeutei 4lah linden t6nnsH |? Ser
iuObIrie@enbs nnO srbaIttloe gcsooDnt
BAT 0ieielbeil peFtrieben. ss a III saa
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NIT Gei5trr 1T gu berfaAfen. gadberes
in Der expedition Der genneIee Staats<
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aus Stem sgorf genteIoet
IL l1br 13A
- II oniuR::;:::II
Oieies auffaaenbe steisen fam nur
benz @rllnbe suseldriebeii iuerSen, oab
cine grcse eeaOiin9 bon infer, n
500 gonOs per Darnpfer j Cuba" (Feb
telesrapbiiae sfadritbteH) in Grpars
tuns itebt. ~
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srob, DAP bieleIbe bon 81 bis auf 40 G,
ities. ss9fes a. 's'''' ''''ss-
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iebr gtob. s-.s.,,s
Commandments <Sbligctionen itan@
ben 100 anb 1909, al,S dsa =ssld'liI
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trnntenbeit tlnS uftdnitanOiges Betrasen
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@abrieI Srllnenboif, aber iibt Der
Grseusel Gabriel ion6ern Elm 219itsIieo
bes boHnetten Is. resuldren Gegiinents,
bate ettuas 3abiel @dapefelipa1er mt
elmer leidtsu gsi,uilbuas Tor, @histeb
genoHen. So 6ieie Mii6une saber ees
gen ale 8esefil Der ebeurie IL, neil
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brinst, 10 befam Der cole Se93ebner
anf einnaI ioIdeu S@iuinOeI, oab sr
senotbist lpurOe iidI spa seilfatRts
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gen tiihlen gta6ten begnngte er iib feline
sserfrorene s. Ii ; e" NIT elmer
SeIlertbiire gu eriudrnen. gr ipuBte
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rem bate, neil eben Der Sopf ,idbperer
ais Die 6iiBe toaren, purbe init Ser se.
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y5ern i'm Siib' bas ib0ne
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mar oas 8laselieb Oes Soiepb Galtello,
ba er aber O6ue 9iiIfe ui6t xad ieinein
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unb nabm ibn, Ser fdpad in ben 8eiS
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UNI nit bemieIben &affpra9e iiber ben
traurisen 3ltitano Oes perIaifcnen brau<
men &nabeh sli ne5meii.
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gOninltatiOnen gelb foiten. 10 inubte
infer Soleph 81 blsdeH, saa Il
Sb er iuirtlid ieine &eiie mad benz
f60nen Spanien aagetreten bat, t0nnen
mir beute nod uibt melOen. @
Benjamin Sort, tuolte aud ieinem
gtamen setren iuirflid fort,
~ g9lber nit Oes @ei6ides 0adten
SIT fein eip' ger 8nno gu fedten.
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pfolten IN Den @es, wel6er feinen
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81 brineea. SO uab Rotten bei&leuis<
ten ieiuen 6ortgang.
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9Iufmertianrteit ourd fem unanitdnbiges
s5etragen auf fid sesosen 81 pur6en
bon ibm Derlangt |; er 5abIte un6 siug
semd@Iia ieimes @eses :.
Siernlit tparen4aIt @ef8afte erIe6ist
inpeliiger ais 5 Wfinuten mar Der Sc
ridtsfaal seraunt anO 6rieOe berridte
IN Sr0id.
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&etter better unD et,pQe tiihler ais
am Gage sabot.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-24
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ggIE 9fnee; Jttt9
SO. 81 @olIess strabe, am Marft &
&E Ra6papier au pertuufeH in Der
Office oiefes 8lattes. s 8 esS

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RSerFn Be nte Der btet in
sialbSitte felt tfanesu 5aBrrn ais uufis
talif@e @r0Be beftadtet tDirb, iuobnte
sufauis Der borssfrieen Strobe Oes @e>
lanaIeftion -oes Eurnpereins Bel. gr
fam ni6t gsorte senug fnoen, ben 6e<
nub gu f9itbern ben Inn Oas Mnb0ren
Der elegant aassefiibrtsu @eidHse Oer>
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g8ie 9Iqes, mas aus benz Gum Ser>
Elm entfprinst, elm Sdritt Tunt Sotts
f@ritt bes seieliaen aebens IN sidfb&
bile 1T, 10 fam Die Geiansfeftion als
Oerienige She'll bes 8ereines aasefeben
lperben, Ser ON Mfeiften sur Grb5bats
Der @eieuigfeit in 0eutid)eu 3irfeln beie
trd9t. -
Sci bteler 8elegenheit iuolIen mir
aud riibHeno Die 9lnltreneutisen cripab :
neu, Die bee 9lbeniettion mad, unt tire
9fitslieoer III aHenl fiir martiaIeS sIitss
leben unb ftir epentueIleu @ebraud, no :
tbigen 8eweguu9en unb G3ereitien aus
subiIoen. Seoe ISOLDE miro stpei Mtai
eJerrirt; Die lle6unsen befebeit in@lar>
idiren uub in Ser Sanbbabuua BON
Msoffen. si5ss8
R Ser 8emeraIatm seitern
2a9mittaa lpaeoe bur9 bas Ausbren@
men zines aamiues an 8roaoitraBe per.
urIa@t. geoA ebe Die Sanipffprisen aui
Dem @lake anfamer, tparcn sic SIam@
men idon seI0f5t.
~ @ e.itern5mrirO en- IN 6el
Sreebmen'S court Is 6aIls
perbaubeIt. Beitraft ipurben peseu
uuerlaubtem 8ufammenIeben 4; fur
Sdlagereien Z; fiir nnanitanbiges Be-
traseu Z; fur Sda6roipielea 2; @dicbeu
ianerbalb Der GOrpOrationstinie /;
Oiebitabt 1uno 1Weseu 0tibbanOtuna
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ais RoIijiitel angesebtit batten, tuuroen
ebenfaIs sn ben iibliden 9trafen Oer~
uEtbeilt. 81 '2sia
&i6ter 2aiureneet6eiste iris nit, baB
Die 8eanten NIT Sebniudt Dem Be-
i9tuB oeS Observation-Disclosures entse-
gerleberls sfporna1 ons Sengenred1t an
Shpdrse 70 ort berliebcn tperoen
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ner Serta9llng niAt ben lpe5iellen oaS
raul be5i9haen BeihlnB fahen, Der
bereits ben Senat paifirt bat, 10 mlbe
ten bic 6reeSmen'S Courts nod 40 8ae
&C bis nod 8ertagung Der 2esisIutur
in sbdtisteit DerbIeiben. -
Setanntlib batten Die Serren @eless
oeber bel 6 rIas bes besaoIid1eu Sciehes
Ssu esblsr oe,no4bt as,, Worooro,,fsn
b,;,';;;osr g1;sSsr Slrt = = eroft
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rem ,@eIeaenbeiteu fd,ou 5ftrrs ousae :
iprod,sn. 6aa fofort Sic @eo,utport BEG
S,S,nt;ors -C8er;d,tss and se,r ssnIFe
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p0uSrI, -ege Ouo- AEIgSu- YtIutIt tolTo.
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2anO gertauf in GOdria> Spriuss err
ftanoen
9ottlie6 Oreis, 76 sSuB 6ront NIT
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artbur allen 222 5ub SSrOut nit 1s1
5ub 5iefe gu 1925 ben SUB.
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bel 2S4 SUB siefe su $2.75 ben Suf.
H Die Sei6en oes tueiBen
Mannes, Der am lekteH SonHtag MPs ab:
beim Baden i'm @unlberlanSFafle er>
traut unO bes SaDarsen, Der ibpt sur
Salfe elite, uurbeR beute Wf0r9tH an
bas Hfer seuorien. Sie SOGber;igteit,
bel wel9er BET SGmarse ieih 9eben
OerlOr, iit nidt senus su ri5mcu. 0eans
der @eiBe tuir6e I'D. beiOunen babeu,
unter Den idon ertudbuten ltnftan6em
iein 9eben fur sinen ieiner iUeiben
Ra@born in bic G9ranten gu idIaeen.
alles Cob fur Oieier bohbersise Sbdt it,
i6erFIifis. inScm Oieielbe fiir ii9 ieIber
ipri@t. q, 30
Gs tbut ans Ieib, Den gtanskn Oes
Wannes nidt anGe6en 81 tOnnep.
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MGHerfanS an Sea earpetE SHOALS 81 6nb.
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Si6wefttibe Gde Der Gritten une yloinftnBe, eih'
1fspps $50 Gineiapetts pAip.

5a6welttidbe Gde Der 2rtten ufib ylotnfrnBe, ethe
Efspps leds ginetspaas pbip.
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TheilsN 8sut9 lnslbs lnsfben uoil MIR, 3ele oemognz
Iix auf bic prompteife art beiorgt.
sSGr BedbfeI auf 9esH Yprf nnn aneere 3anoelSs
a6te Der Hereinigten $taatsii tanN mait simmer 0es
ani Sic aadbjts5ersea Iase inh Sei mir gsstbieI il
srSserer. osDis n ben tsiHieH Smms. sA ben bus
laften Courier su hlhen.
&eiber, ipeIdhe an irgenb eines Der ndbjtebcnSen
6duier in 9eutf9iano fur Abre 5ledltung eingefonet
ober besab4 Irer6eu, NIT BEN Bemetfeus BAT mir oaS
non glarbt ssben iei, z6nMsn bel iutr m 0tseins
matt foeleid IN fliheenber Mhnse erboben meroen,
fobaIS ID bic aadri9t pom einses9s Pc Summs srz
holfen babe. "a Id ron sReiHei i9teheueM San
q,ierS thinner nit iebeu Gte1er 8refe erbdte menu
sS5elber etrseaanssn ifs. 70 M PIES per f9nsaiie.
fIBsrne Hb btu gite ssg. nm s aat Aurrifa ~
fdljdsns q = 81 & sssss sssgA
sar Gosss NIB Sitber be;abie ta Pets sas 5saiss
aiife naeiner Ganaliiers III Deutid lanb
nj. /. iu., at Die Sbr @elb be5ablt ullo
/ 6ann bel mir ergobefs iuerOen fam.
aud iiib bsi1sisjsn Saafesn n guseFa isSerssii
aBed5jef a,f mid gu baben:
aralltfartsa. ~ orn. 81 Meeles isel. Sebn UNI
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Angsssmmsne 9amvfsr:
Cumberland bon airps
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Die Surps gerbanOlunsen beitanoen
seitern in benz 3eueenperbor. Gs iuirO
pabrf6einIi@ nod bis nddfte S8o@e
bauern ebe oas llrtbeil eefdlt piro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-24

Su Der CRIMINAL Court Iiest nod
iurmer Ger SAL pom Sanles sBiles me-
oe,1 9ParA nor 81
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

The REMOVAL or SECRETARY STANTON
Nr. stanton has been an evil influence in
the Cabinet from The day he entered it. lie
has abused his po.iton to the yilcsl uses. and
the immense power that il gave him-.he grand
opportunities tdat it would have afforded any
other to serve the country-have by him onlv
been employed to build up q selfish and flnati-
cal party. Hc never for moment considered
the welfare Of the country where il stood in
the way OF party purpose. He never re-
garded re war as struggle for the nations
lite, but only as the opportunity to destroy
forever the great Southern party by war; and
now Chat the country is saved he opposes the
not that the war Is at an end simply because
b. fears that the party he desired to kill is not
ye' quit dead. His greatest fear during the
war was not that the North would fail, but
'hat 1t would succeed too soon that II would
pnt down the rebellion before the pcoplc were
ripe Tor radicalism-beiore alarmed by the
cohlinuance of the struggle, they would be
ready to accept any idea and any measure
'Ha' seemed to promise success. With this
sole idea In view he was a greater power
against our generals than ali the armies
oi the enemy together. He strove TO
carry out even against General Grant the lac ).
lics employed against 80 many Others. and hi.
creature Dana lived at Grants headousr,ers
or months, being neither more nor less than a
py upon the great soldier. Baker was his spy
Ipon others. such were the tactics employed
y this great Secretary against every one who |
hould be gniiiy'of defeating The rebels. They
rere enemies to The purposes Of his party. and
lni be dragged down. And this man still
Is IN the Cabinet as the adviser OF the Pres;.
en'' and sIill abuses his high position to fur.
ncF IN 'asnrcs whose only end can BE- TO build
" party on the ruins Of our freedom. Hc
"ou'u Dc spurncd from the place lie should
y removed and his removal would be recor.
''1'n oS 'n' country as an act only second in
y na"onal aud patriotic spirit to the veto of
he freedmcns Bureau military tcs,o,;sm I'm
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
wAsHINGToNs BIRTHDAY.

ne 9ls hundred and thirty fourth anuvefsafy Of tho
oirh ~ .Ae Faher u his Country was cclobrtea ,n
ths 'iiy vth mo-e 'har usual spr, The wsa.her va a
'''y lnc -" tr A. sa any a. that of an April day sner
n~cr ant ae fs-soai u citizens was in consequences
unusually y''f n military parade vac boiicr lh,n
vss rneraiy tztc ps.sa IT, principal feature was
BE ipsnd -Ifiost sf las Ttirl aud Fourth veteran
ryinents fhoa rfrs renewed by the Mayor q, the
MY IA aht {lrse4lsrtg - General Grant a. shev
passed ~ B,saiasy The Eiessaih regiment also
passed 10 rcFiev isa srra prssea,ed with stand OF
eo'os by The Mayo The sete,a1s 0f lsi2 ecoried by
accompany Of The washington c9aiinentsls were also
ou' on parade Display u Greroks we're given al tho
City H" Park Ra''cfy Nfaisgn Jack-oa ,ri r,rpk,ns
squares aud at several other parts % The y Tho a.
niouons were unusually ane, thar at ,he city nan e,o
The day ''f''f'''' W
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Police Intelligence,
EotIce HhVeIIIScnces
FIGHT IN PORTER HorsE-A MAN DANGEROUSLY
ctr.

FIGHT IN PORTER HorsE--A MAN DANGEROUSLY
ctr.
About eleven O'Clock on Wednesday night a Quarrel
occurred The porter house Of John Male i27 avenue
ID In CONSEQUENCE Of number OF parties present who
had called for liquor refusing pay the tl general
light ensued, during which james Mcdonald was Gu,
across the wrist the stesl sinking deep into tho 6sh
and seyering all the areriea The wrist w,,
bound up, after which McDouaid was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital II s feared he will forever
lose The uso OF his hand Male, the keeper OF ihc
place, was arrested awere also James and George Harm
den and the prisoners taken before Justice
w oy oMcer Byine-, OF the Eleventh precinct The
his compla nj for asssu aud battery against the other
prisoners, who we're detained for examination By whom
aepOna,s was Gu. did no, appear q ''''
siloos KErrrR pAEdfE5tsff sfIssSB
an carly hour yesterday morning John cohn entered
the lager beer saloon Of rctsr Keller 33l Third aveuue
and after calling for refreshments refused 10 nav for
them. On being demonstrated with Cobn commenced
breaking 'umb'ers on the noor whcreupon s propre.
tor attempted 10 eject him from the premises In doing
80 Cohn Il Is alleged, turned upon him and sraaing
knife, stabbed Keller IN the abdomen ind cling au OK.
cecdngy dangerous wound Keller was also stabbed In
.he 'st arm oncer Harris OF the Eighteenth precinct
arrested cohn and Justice Dodge committed him TO
await tie result o. his victims injuries Mr. Keller 70
nder treatment a his own house. and there serious
cars concerning his recovery
STABBED MS WYE.
On Wednesday evening Thomas Iawoss called at No
~ Carmno street. where his wife Ellen IL employed as
! domestic and EXPRESSED desire 10 zee her As she
made her appearance IawIess drew knife and stabbed
her in the left shoulder the steel penetrating to the
lepih Of several inches. physc an was called, and
lac wound might result fatally Iawess arrested and
Justice Dodge csmmttnd him 10 prison
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WOMAN AocibsyrGisy saor ~ TIE srsEyr. As Mrs
Elizabeth seinbecber rcsdSgat No AIS Nnth avenue.
passing through Forty sa~sath street yesterday
afternoon party Of boys ln tho vicinity we're engaged
in firing their pistols In the street. Unfortunately thu
ball with which OF the weapons was loaded took
elect IN tn breast Of tie woman cnuslng serious and
probably fatal wound she conveyed ~ her rcsi-
dcncc. Two OF the boys, named John Levy ani
Adolph Ackcrman arrested By The twenty sccond
precinct police, and held fcf exam nation
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Tor tho condemnation OF the ship because utbe eoo
which the British government has heretofore pursued
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