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tRcmoucl Of Ordnance--A large amount
Of military stores and materials Of
war have lately been either sold or
sent to the North. Several hundred pieces
of field and seige guns have been removed
from the magazine here TO the arsenal at St.
Louis, and the work is not yet completed. A
Chattanooga exchange, speaking of these
matters says: The ordnance department of
this Post, under the Superintendent of Bre-
vet Lieutenant Colonel Hogan, has just COM
pleted the removal to Northern storehouses
the acres of cannon that have been lying in
park at this place stree the battle of Mission
Ridge. Perhaps 600 pieces have been re-
moved within the last sixty days.
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Educate Your Children.

The Seminary for Young Ladies'
In the large and elegant Kirkman Building, cor
ner of Summer and Cedar streets, offers very
superior advantages, as a Boarding and Day
School.
True Scholarship. Order, Moral and Social
Culture. are the leading ideas in this Institution.
In addition to the regular English course, Music,
and the French classes there are now more pupils
in Latin in this School, it is believed than in any
ever conducted in this city.
The Next SESSION will open on MONDAY,
January 90 Pupils may enter on the first of
January, however, and be better prepared for the
ensuing session. w. Il. WARD,
p. o. BOX 449. Principal.
dcc2S-lm
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Interesting TO .Shippers.-A reduction in the
rate of freights is advertised by the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company. of
which Jno S. Bransford is General Agent,
in his city. He is authorized to offer spe-
cial rates 10 cotton shippers and Others.
Cotton can be shipped quicker by rail than
any other route, be sides saving difference
insurance % shippers.
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WE noticed in one of our contemporaries
the other day some remarks on the the inn
provement of certain localities in respect to
morality, which derive support from at
least one fact in Yesterdays history, and
that is that Smoky Row and the delightful
region near the Chattanooga depot were I'M
usually quiet, and furnished no items of in
terest 70 The local Of the city press.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Classical, Mathematical and English
School.----The Exercises of my School will be
resumed on MONDAY, THE FIRST OF JANU-
AIRY, 1866, in the Rooms in the Southeast corner
of the First Presbyterian Church. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can be
received. NATH. Cross.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, Tennessee, December %. 1865.
All applicants for position upon the NIGHT
POLICE for the ensuing twelve months, are re-
quested TO leave their names at the Mayors Office
prior TO the FOURTH OF JANUARY NEXT,
giving their residence and references.
None but those of unquestioned morality and
good standing need apply.
B. p. CHEEAATH11AMIt no...
A. ID. CREIGHTON,
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v" Blue Hsu.n-The Provost Marshal was
informed yesterday that colored man who
had been discharged from the Tooth U. S. c.
H., was lying dead at a place called Blue
He'll, and that no one could be found to bury
him. He had died natural death, but the
parties residing there desired assistance in
burying him.
Ii may not be improper to state, that the
building to which the above euphonious
title has been given, is situated at the rear of
the Louisville depot, on Market street. il
was built by Roman Catholic priest, and
during the war was used by the military au-
thorities as a sort of Jail in which deserters,
refugees, and others of a like character were
confined, and hence received its name. 1t
is now owned by the Northwestern r. r.
Co, and used as tenement house.
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Freedmen, C5wt-In this court yesterday,
J. w. johnson, colored, was tried for petit
larceny, found guilty, and sentenced to the
Workhouse for fifteen days.
William Simpkins, white man, was also
tried, for a violent assault upon Mary Simp-
kins, a colored servant in his employ. 1t
appeared from the ,Yidence that he had cut
her severely in several places with knife,
two or three days ago. For which he was
fined S25 and costs.
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TMan Bayoneted on MOrket Street Yester-
day afternoon, about four o'clock, German
named John Ruch, employed in the service
of Michael Trapping. was passing by bull
ding lust abovethe st. Charles Hotel, smoking
a cigar. Before this building, which we be-
lieye is used as a kind of Government store
house, negro guard, belonging to the l0lst
Us. c. l., was doing duty, and ordered the
German 10 take the cigar out of his mouth.
This he did, but not without muttering some
thing when excited the ire of the negro,
who ,hereupon charged upon him with his
bavcaet, the point OF which entered Ruch's
side, without however, injuring him in any
serious degree. Quite a crowd collected
around. and Ruch endeavored TO 90 away,
but the negro told him that he was under
arrest. and would not allow him 10 leave.
The affair excited considerable comment
among the bystanders, and the German was
finally taken under guard TO small wooden
building. on Front street, where no white
officer was found, but only colored sergeant,
who informed those making inquiries for a
commissioned officer, that he would perhaps
be along some time about dark.
The German was therefore kept at this
place, awaiting the uncertain time when the
officer would arrive.
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From the Journal Of Commerce.
We have compiled our usual summary Of the
total imports Of foreign dry goods at the port OF
Nov York during the year now closing, The values
here given are the foreign cost in gold. To shcw
the amount paid BY consumers here, there must
be added (besides the importers prohut freight.
the duty in gold. and the difference between the
tkan double the figures in our table. The great In.
crease in the imports Of dry goods over either OF
the previous four years has been matter 81 very
general surprise, as II was not anticipated ,weiNs
fnonfhs ago. The total, in foreign gold value, Of
the goods landed here in 1865 amounts TO nearly
ninety two millions. making gain Of nearly shlr-
~ per eeat. ppon the total Tor the year lso8 Iae
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European Markets

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds on the 18th
were steady and rather hrmer. Consols closed at
s71TGS7l4.
The weekly returns of the Bank of England
show a decrease in the bullion of f4S8,2l4 Not
withstending this adverse movement and the ae-
tive demand which had prevailed at the bank for
discount, the minimum rate remained at six per
cent The impression prevailed, however that
an advance at the bank rate was merely post
poned.
On the 18th the demand for discount at the
bank was moderate. In the open market the rate
was 6e6l4 2 cent.
Barring brothers says there has been a fair de-
mand for American securities. and since the re-
ceipt of the Presidents message 5-20's have adj
yanced to 64@6512, Erie, 5s19@69H. Illinois,
s1@slT.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ia. N-CoTToS.-The Bro
kers' Circular says: The market was quiet on FIJI
day and Saturday last, waiting for the American
advices, and q concession of about I'd. per Id.
submitted to. On Monday the demand revived
upon the accounts per Persia of dimished receipts
in the American ports. and with further adyices
since to the same effect, although accompanied
by lower quotations, large businesshas been
transacted daily.
Prices have rallied. and the week closed on
Thursday with animation, partly attributable to
the bank rate not having been raised. American,
after receding I'd per h early in the week, became
decidedly frmer, and closes I'd per ID above last
week. in the ordinary and middling qualities. Sea
Island in good demand at previous rates. Sales
of the week. so, $50 bales including II 40 to spec
ulators and 2, $50 for export. The official quota
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Midnight Dispatches.
Maine and New Hampshire Legisla-
lures.
Treasury Statement
Destructive Fires i'm Y0nkers and
Lockport, N. Y.
Tive Children Burned to Death.
Suit for Mal-Imprisonment.
Sinking Of the Steamer Minnie.
Frem Wisconsin.
Trade Across the Plains.
New Hampshire Endorses President
Johnson.

CONCORD N H., Jan. 3.-At the Republican
State Convention held in this city to-day. His tx
cellency Frederick Smith was unanimously elect
ed by reclamation for Governor. Lieut. Col Saw
age. Of Alton, was nominated for Railroad C'm-
missioner on the first ballot.
BosroS, Jsn. 3.-The Massachusetts, Legislature
met to-day. The House elected James Astant, oil
Charlestown. Speaker. giving him l2s against III
votes for Harry Jewett. of Boston. The Senate
chose Hon. J. A. Pond President by unanimous
vote Gov. Bullock viii not probably deliver ms
message until Saturday.
FoRrRKss MoSRoE, Jan. 3.-The Desoto passed
out the Cape last evening. Hon. VIM H. Seward
and F. W. Seward. Assistant Secretary Of state
were on board
AUGUSTA. ME.. Jan 3-The Maine Legislature
met and organized this n. m. by the election oil
West Virgin. of Norway. President OF the Senate
and J. NJ. Stone, of Kennebeck. Speaker OF the
House. The Governor elect will be inaugurated
tomorrow
ALBANY, Jan. 3.-The Governor having nontna-
ted G. NJ Schuyler. of Tompkins. late State Treas
urer, for Superintendent Bank Department. vice
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THE Richmond Repdblic says it is an
authentic historical fact thai no case of Ash
attic cholera has ever occurred in the basin
of country embracing the mineral springs in
Virgi MIA.
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Lanier Female Academy.

THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
Il Monday, January 20, 1896.
Pupils who enter the first week in January will
be charged for six, instead of five months.
have perhaps, the most able Faculty of Teach
ers have ever had; and am prepared both in the
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL to meet all
demands of my friends for at least the next six
months in these buildings.
c. d. ELLIOTT.
daco--of
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RsS-Our neighbor, Singleton, news dealer
over the way, has placed us under many OBJ
legations for papers in advance of the mails.
Louisville, Cincinnati, and Eastern papers
of latest date, can always be found on his ia
bic for sale
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Ray- The Sulphur Spring is still under
water, which sets back from the river; and
from present appearances, the Legislature
which assemblies next week will be cut off
from their usual supply, and as result our
grocery merchants may expect rise in mean
whisky.
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RF-New Years day with the colored
population of Louisville did not pass off so
quietly as in our own city. Several dis
graceful scenes occurred and some Of the
negroes used such insulting language that
citizens, even in the principal streets of that
city, had fears for their safety. A colored
soldier was badly beaten, and would, per-
haps, have been killed but for the inter
ference Of grocery keeper. In one of the
streets a negro boy had an eye shot out and
in another, a white boy was seriously
wounded.
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L O G * L N Il w -

ga We are requested to say that the
Board Of Education will meet tomorrow
friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The at
tendance Of all the members is desired.
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GROCERIES,, PRODUCE &c.

800 bbls, Extra Family Flour;
$50 bbs Saperfne Flour;
80 bhls A Coffee Sugar:
% bbls B and do.
50 bbls Yellow do.
Is hhds New Orleans Sugar;
l25 bbIs Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
IS sacks prime Rio Coffee:
8 sacks Laguira Coffee;
500 boxes Proctor 4 Gambel's Soap;
rs boxes various brands German Soap.
50 boxes Fancy, Shaving and Toilet Soap;
Ia dozen Fancy Buckets;
1000 boxes Cigars, fine brands:
80 dozen Bed Cords;
26 barrels Buffers Blseking
1000 Flour Sacks
30 boxes Candy;
AZ eases Baltimore Oysters:
80 packages Star Candles,
l75 packages Stcarine do;
Is boxes John Dwight Soda;
40 casks Soda;
Is bbls Syrup;
80 boxes Pepper;
IS boxes Spice;
80 boxes indigo;
% boxes Mustard;
. boxer Fine Tobacco;
30 Caddies DO;
50 dezen Broems; . dozen Washboards;
Liquors
30 bbls fine Bourbon Whisky:
Is bbls Robertson County Whisky;
so bbls Tennessee White Whisky
BRANDY, RUM. GIN AND WINES; of variou
brands. dee4-lm.
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w. g. wALKER. Agent. Tor MheeIer q

w. G. WALKER, Agent, for wheeler d
Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES, has just re-
ceived his sixth shipment. within three months.
Now if you wish to present your wives and daugh-
tiers, or friends. New Years Gift, worth more to
then incomparably than any other kind of pres
emit, call and examine the hsndsomest stock of
those machines ever brought to this market; and
remember that this machine is the simplest and
most perfect of all machines takes the best stitch
made, and surpasses all Others in speed. Call at
WHEELER & WILSON'S Office, Masonic Temple,
same door with Dorman & Fenton. dec29-1w
CALL at Benson's Music Store, 81 Union street, if
you want cheap Album, Writing Desk, Port
Folio, or anything in the shape of a Christmas
present. as we are selling at cost TO close out.
dee 23-dtf
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Chattonooga.- g. Z. Lewis has been elected
Mayor, by majority Of forty-seven votes,
over r. Henderson, the former incumbent.
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tendent of the road has the whole matterun-
der his supervision, and his skill as an ar
chitect is displayed in the well drawn plans
he has furnished.
Mr.. J. b. Haws furnishes the necessary
materials, and Mr.. r. B. Carley has gen.
eral oversight Of the workmen employed.
This building when completed viii add
much to the business facilities of the COM
pany, and also promote The convenience of
the travelling public.
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HARDWARE.
HAIR ID w A II e.
SAM. VANLEER, & CO.,

III A IL ID w A eS II
SAM. VANLEER, & CO.,
NO. A COLLEGE STREET.
SIGN OF THE BIG paddock
HAVE ON HAND AND ARE. RECEIVING
IL a large and complete stock Of English, Ter
man, and American HARDWARE.
Which we are selling at reasonable prices. The
stock consists in part OF
FINE Xxi POCKET CUTLERY.
800 GROSS TABLE CUTLERY.
900 DOZ. KNOB LOCKS, assorted.
so do HAND AND RIPPING SAWS.
800 d. ASSORTED AUGERs.
25 do FOOT ADZE.
1000 lbs. HOOKS AND HINGES. assorted. Il 10
48 inches,
1000 lbs. 2! DOLL CHAIN.
1000 +" BLACKsMITH'S HAMMERS, Gll kinds;
Is wRIGHTs AyvILs,
leo CROSS-CUT SAWS. ~ to ~ feet.
: 60 MILL SAWS. 81 to 81 feet;
AXES,
CHIsELS.
FILES.
HATcHETs.
CHAINS,
LOOKING GLASSES.
CANDIESTICKS of all kiSks
RAZoRS.
SCISSORS,
SHEARS.
TIN CUPS and PLATES.
TEA and TABLE Spoons.
COFFEE MILLS.
SHOE NAILS.
TAcKS.
A very large stock of PLANES of every variety
Also,
PREMIUM STEEL PLo Ws.
Those wishing to purchase in our line VIII do
well to give Ms call before buying
SAM. vAxLEER, a co.
deef-1m.
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PREPARE YOUR BONDS.----The First
Assistant Clerk of the Market requests to notify
the Butchers and Marketers, who rented Stalls on
the LIST inst, to prepare their Bonds by Saturday
the 9th inst, and hand them to him at 81 Cedar
street. jan3--td
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Yesterday friday the market was quieter un-
der the China's news The sales were about 5000
bales at unchanged prices. The stock on hand is
estimated at $4,000 bales, including 1874 $50 Amer
lean
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The Rev Edward A. Wilson's Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of Consumption. Asthma.
Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds. and all Throat and
Lung Affections. has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's per-
sonal supervision. also pamphlet containing the
original Prescription. with full and explicit drec-
tions for preparation and use, together with q
short history of his case. may be obtained of
Messrs.
CIV. HENDERsHOTT & CO.,
Druggists,
Corner Cedar street
and Square,
Nashville, Tenn,
Sole Agents for Tennessee.
Or REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
l65 South Second Street,
Williamsburgh, NJ Y.
ss- Price ofRemedy. $500 per package. Pam
phlcts furnished free of charge.
dec % colin
LONE JAcKlll large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
Foster BROTHERS.
docls-tf
A FINE lot of PURE SPICES, suited for Chris
mas times. For sale at
FOSTER BROTHERS.
deel2-tf
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Mr.. JoHN w. FAxoS il our local agent at Clarks-
Vile. to receive and receipt for subscriptions TO
the USIoS AND AMERICAN.
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Secretary Of War Of the Fen'Gn Brother
hood.-The following order was received
Yesterday at the Headquarters of the Mill
tarv Division Of the Tennesse:
War DEPARTMENT. A. G. o.,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. q, 1866.
Special Orders. No. ESQ. lExrRAcr.l
X. By direction of the President, Major
Thomas w. Sweeney, 10th q. s. Infantry,
Brevet Colonel q. s. Army, is hereby dis
missed the service of the United States, for
absence without leave.
By order of the Secretary Of War,
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
We learn that Major Sweeny, whose regi-
ment, as is well known, is stationed at this
place, made application some time since for
leave of absence, which was refused. The
application was made the second time with
a similar result, and then Major Sweeney,
without permission, absented himself from
his regiment and the above order was is
sued in consequence of such action. If we
are not misinformed, he had been eighteen
years in the regular army, and was also ap-
pointed Major General of Volunteers. He
holds the Office of Secretary of War of the
Fenian organization.
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FOR RENT.

TWO OFFICES ON CHERRY STREET.
Il near Deader:ck now used Is Saloons
A LARGE DWELLING on Spruce near
Cedar.
TWO SLEEPING ROOMS on Vine. near
Church street. on the fTst floor.
TWO STORE HOUSES on College. near
Broad street.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE in West Nash
vile. near Church street, now occupied b. cur Mr.
CALENDER L GARRETT.
decz5-A
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MORGAN C CO.

DARTIEs INDEBTED TO THE ABOVE
i FIRM will find their Notes and Accounts
with Mr.. JAMES KYLE, nc the new house
Stratton. Pointer 4 Co.. Broad street. Mr.. X.
authorised 10 receipt for all money due The hrn-
Nashville. Dee. q 90 dwlm.
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BANKERS & BROKERS.

CELL YOUR UxCTRREzT MONEY
- The Showing are the rates paid BY TH0S. ;.
MARI, CROKER. corner OF Union and College
liable 20 huctuate. but may bedependedon suili :
eient length Of time for remttances TO be received
by mail or express. If forwarded without delay.
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PRATT'S
Acdde1ay of Dancing,
COR. CHURCH AND VINE STREETS.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
ALL FASHIONABLE DANCES.
EvSrEyxM aTICAIrY TArGIyT

CLASSES MEET AS FOLLOWS;
MASTER. MISSES AND LADIES CLASS,
vi every Wednesday and saturday afternoon.
Gents Glass, Wednesday and Saturday evening
at "a o'clock.
p. S.-This class is exclusively for new beginners
TERNs-Ten Dollars fer the Session, in advance
GEORGE PRATT, Teacher,
dcee-f POST Office Box ZIG.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

w. MATT BRewN, Mayor.
dacoo-td
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LONE JAcKlli A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
Foster BROTHERS.
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Rebeccd from Cincinnati; Bermuda from Louis
! vile; TYRONE from Cairo Bertha from Cincin-
| nat;
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either OF Them OF any portion thereof FOR the purpose
OF constructing any railroad thereon aud that
the defendants. che New York Harlem" Railroad
Company their oacer agents, workmsn. aud ssrvAns,
absolutely enoined and restrained from entering
into upon said l26th street and Manhattan street.
any portion OF said streets either Of them for the
purpose OF laying constructing any railroad branch
railroad thereon and from digging into or subvertng
the soil thereof and nom depostng upon the surface
thereof timber, iron rails, other materials pre-
paratoy the construction Of any railroad thereon and
from running railroad carriages upon
either OF said streets or any part thereof
and from in any manner disturbing
interfering with the carriage way of SAID
streets or either Of them interruptng the travel
theron and from any manner entering upon using or
permitting the said streets either Of them any
thereof 10 be used the construction operation Of
any railroad GEORGE q. BARNARD, J. s. G.
VIZ. c. CONNER, Clerk
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


VETERANS OGG AIMING FOR the ADMINISTRATION -Y0lun
teers of INC Union Army desiros Of e,oncr,, ~ iih
-, ., -, -. ,.,.- -, $3.50 u,
'"e ""u'e" oo"nso' '0'e'a 'o'1"'e' w y nis ~!
are requested to send IN their names AMI addresses e
Colonel H. r. Liebcnnu or TO captain Z W. Howard, No.
63 Liberty street. where the above organization /,
being perfected and its ranks rapidly filling up with hon
orably discharged Union soldiers
Fxgrfr,oS DnuI or rHE Twrtpru Pro,srSr N,
-. . ca ~h ro,s,, :, ..,., - 49,. 60.
il''Ah ~ i"on'n 'css-'h' -" iorh Suue
National Guard VIII perform the battalion eyoluons set
down in the second volume OF General Morriss tactics
:, ,-.,.., -, -, -. - 49,.
:" ""i's'" Pa-uo e'ouuu ~ ''e'noou !" tntco
O'Clock Tbs dr promises 70 DC one u the most inter
es,lng hel ~ this cry ior some years. ~ y claimed
by the advocates OF Norris system that The eyoutons
can De performed IN one ha the time required FOR the
man"uNirs ACCORDING 70 th@c prescribed N the present
system o. ihe United STATE. Army tacti.s A. al tho
ocis q the Nauohal 1uaFa ana regular army are m
vted TO attend may be well 70 mention for Their in
formation that their appearance il uniform will BE- ne.
cessary ~ oruef " gam admission through the line Of
sen,iheS
MisrAxE or 4 PoiicrMAS-AS AyrE.M ,RrEu FxANrS, :
ms y Aro,bor trs.ancc :, ,to so,ori,, :, 49, 40
-
harsher ern-oeh exercised ~ members 81 the police
force towards parties entirely innocent of offence and
undcr circumstances tha would hardly warran, !, IL.
:, "' ""'''i' :, =.
49,, -, ,..N.,...,-s - 80 - y eN
Taesiay evening Ausust aboni baifn.st nm ,oss
Barnard Carney sitting the steps OF a hou.e at the
corner O. fiteenih stree, ana avenue While sitting
man rpnning round The corner M Tr,eenb 80, =,
wards Fourteenth Naturally curious 10 knor Sist -
m c,or snrang 10 h,s fee, end Won, naioa @a's
,2.r Wbcn bo hsd conc as ra- a. ~, i ~
received Iract on lie head from ~ ec,s ~ 800
he cl sonseleas 10 be wak Trom tbe ,,mc ~ rs fl
until tho following Friday he was entirely nrnnscous
The last thing he knew on Tuesday evening ~ vas CID
lug chase 10 the boys All OF sudden a. II seemed =,
him and 10 his great SURPRISE no found LimseF
a bcd hut N was three days af,er =" 10
,imc Wa counted by others The has va
s,ymck ,,i,bo~, ans nroynca,ion y, b,ss a.,
John Carney, and brother Of Barnard aiiosis the ac
ay % .ne Iasenen, q p ,ns 'la'sd 10y, ana say,