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New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
POLITICAL.
TENNESSEE.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM GOV. BRowYLow--EX-
SENATOR FooTE IN DIFFICULTY.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 2O.-Gov. Brownlow is out
In another letter. response to the correspondent of The
Springfield Republican, respecting his opposition TO any
modifying Of the Tennessee Franchise laws.
.NIessrs Alden and Myer Radicals continue In the field
for the Mayoray The Press and Times the Radical Or
gan supports neither favors the withdrawal OF both
IA fayor OF sone other candidate This gives ofense 90
some Adons supporters who regard him as the party
nominee and they threaten TO start newdadea paper
bu as they have no money the threat laughed The
differences will be adjusted before the election.
w. Wetmore, formerly prominent citizen, was ar
raened before Recorder Foster to-day charged with ewd
ness Henry Foote appeared as his counsel and got
into an alteration Of words with Mr. Foster who had
him 10 10 sent Jail for 80 days. The matter was snbse
Quently settled the dues being RENTED and to ORDER
revoked.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Committee met ut u O'Clock. The
pending question on the amendment offered by Mr.
OpdyLe prohibiting the Legislature from hereafter
Mr. GERRY Dem, N. " moved 10 amend so that
stockholders corporation shall only be Liable 70 the
amount OF the stock held by. them Lost.
Mr. BEADLE (Rep Chemung) moved 10 amend as fol
lows "The stockholders In every corporation and joint
stock association for banking purposes issuing bank
notes or any kind Of paper credits 10 circulate money
apecye share shares of stock In any such corporation
or association for all Its debts, and liabilities Of every
kind" Adopted.
Mr. CIiEsEBRO Dem. Ontario) moved 10 amend so
that the stockholders of every banking institution
corporation transacting business In this State shall be
Individually and personally liable for hs proportion Of
oil debts andabtles OF said institution or corporation
Lost.
Mr. PAIGE Dem Schenectady moved 10 amend by
adding the following additional section: The Legsla-
ture shall pass laws providing scheme or plan which
20 all tho stock stockholders OF such corporations In
respect TO the number OF shares Of stock owned by them
respectively and direct personal representation 10 each
OF the said stock shareholders the Board OF Direct
ors Trustees Managers OF their respective corpora
tiOns"
Mr. FIELD Rep., Orleaus moved the following sub
stituto for Mr.. Paige's amendment The Legislature
shall provide by law that all corporations composed OF
shareholders shall be required to so conduct their cleo
ons OF directors enable such numbers OF shares to
elect director bears TO the whole number or shares
represented ut the election the same ratio as unity bears
10 the number Of directors TO be chosen" Lost.
Mr.. Paiges amendment was lost, only 70 voting In It's
favor.
The Committee Of the Whole then rose, aud reported
the article banking and corporations 10 the Conyen-
ton and was referred TO the Committee OF Revision
Mr.. sCHELL Dem, n. " moved 70 reconsider the
referring the article TO the Committee on REVISION
but Il was not entertained. -
Mr. WEED Dem, CllntOn) said such motion would
be I'm Order tomorrow morning, aud moved TO adjourn.
Carried Adjourned TO 10 O'Clock tomorrow morIung.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
TIE NATioH1L LABOR CONGRESS.
ercoxn nays PROCEEDINGS.

SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-The National Labor Con-
ress met at o'clock this morning number OF dele
aes arrived since yesterday and admitted to their
sofs Committees were appointed on'the National Or
gan, the Eghthour Movement ana CSOPerdd,,JfGt dr.ft
The Committee ON Constitution reported u uhIt,
which was discussed during the morning anu anu
afternoon session, and referred back 70 tno @
Conm{tfee ON motion, Committees were appointed OF
Tie National Labor Organization, to be composed o
one delegate from each State represented on
Of asation of United states Bonds AFTER Ine hppon
ynenf Of these Committees and some desutofy
as 10 the instructions TO be gwen thelp, tne
adjourned TO 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
SHERIDAN.
Haces.

WINCHESTER AND NEW ORLEANS.
WITH trumpets cry and rOh Of drums,
This way the tide Of battle comes;
All the vast spaces Of the hills
The thunder Of the cannon fills;
Nearer it comcsl And who are these,
Like broken waves Of stormy seas, -
Long lines of shattered blue, that meet
In rout, confusion and dcfcati
Up the long road the columns fly,
Aud still the fierce triumphant cry
Pursues, and yon dark clOud of gray
Comes surely, swiftly on this way.
Its rolling thunder louder grows,
It's deadly lightning leaps and glows,
And these who fly our friends, and those VII
cbase-ouI foes.
Now for that crushed and ruined host
Is victory forever lost
HOrthwaTd it flies, and NOrthward comes
The roll Of BaTly's rebel drums;
Our banners in his ranks are flying,
His march is on our dead and dying;
NOrthward be comes and who shall stay
Hisswift, resistless lines Of gTayi
But one stern face is Southwark set;
But one man is not beaten yet;
Not yet, though all besides should fly,
Not yd, though faithless victory
Perehes on Rebel flags forever
The Corps is wbipped-the General never!
Lol tbs an army that hath He'd,
And none are heroes but the dead,
When riding down the Valley far
lie brought a soul into the war
swift came the trampling steed, morc swift
Ihe Iiders spirit; as he came
ihs voice went forth before his sword,
Ahd slew the fears Of men with shame.
lhen when he met the mighty ront,
nhat was his order i-"FAcR ABouTw
As haine through fame the order ran;
n"uthward theyfaeed, veal every man
raced south-then cheered for SIERInIy.
Ah right well Jubal Early know
Who hurled that avalanche of blue.
ne knew whose hand had turned the flight
ana struck full in the face his van
loo well bed felt in many fight
Inc streng right arm Of Sheridan.
And he who led our legions onward
AND bore their darkened banners sn,,,,o,A
no' iess III peace than war was great
Du' as nc marched an army, ruled STAT
suughtIorWard, pausing not nor tu,nino
n, sr'i AIS great soul within him burning
I,o Uuo 'ne night thing and to do IT well
~ H@' msttered 1t TO him who should opposef
ne ioved his country better than bis place.
ana 'i'0se who hated LN'-he held his foes.
,US u1is was your crime, o Sheridan that you
%,u "nen p1d men traded in their countfy's sin,
T.~,n.uned T- her honor, and enforced the right
40 40 hoid the victory you fought TO win.
elea'ed fes' but glorious such defeat.
TTrvAqueredi Aye only when the III ght is slain.
,hou art become principle TO u.s.
,id And as principle shalt rise again
n,Anow that Truth shah triumph. Not in vain
- men suner In her cause; thy name shall be
-N' fau'inS cry Of pilllQns whO maintain
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prGISTRATION.

CoIrMn,A. s. c., Aug. e0.-TheIe We're We're ioS iUS
persons registered today Oh whom = "0''
wScros Ags bSlus ~ ;e Is Sniss
w maIu hr We Total for two days. l4S whites 2sl Dhe
CIREsToN s. c. Aug 2c-Three nnnote% Sn any si7 ~sya
one persons were registered toa Vi "n''" N-' WV
yhes aud ias e0lored. is ff-t -'-. rt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
TEXAS.
ENGERs.
CIVIL RICH

CIVIL RIGHTS FOR PASSENGERS.
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. 20.-An order bas
been issued forbddng distinction by railroads and other
chartered companies, which common carriers in
ation to passengers account Of color race or pre-
viOus condition.
A. y. Hall, Of Harris Comfy, has been appointed
Sheriff, vice Proudtoot who abseonded
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
GEORGIA.

ALLEGED PERJURY OF LoYALIsTs.
AUGUSTA, Ga Aug. 20.--It is positively stated
that H. Fitch, United States District Attorney wh at
The next term Of the United States Court for Georgia,
prosecute for perjury eglk Southern Loyalists Nho 10
facts. ~
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
NEW-JERSEY.

The llrst meeting of the newly-apponted
Republican state Central Committee was held in Tren-
ton Yesterday and organization effected by the cleo
tion of Frederick Kngman of Mercer, Chairman, and
John Y Foster, Secretaty.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
TIE BALTIMORE sCnuTZENFEsT.

BALTIMORE, Aug 2O.-The Schutzenfest was
very largely attended today, and the various
ments were well patronzcd II viii be complete sue
cess
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Peter Kearns was arrested in Nashville ycster-
day charged with the murder Of barber named Kinney,
ut New Albany, Indiana, On the tth Of july.
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EI ~ 9IF
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA
GALL FOR STATE CONVENTION OF pNLNN
SOLDIERS.
By rzyesarr 70 TBy rRIBuSs

RIcHMoND, Aug 20.-At a meeting Of the
exFedeal officers and soldiers held at the Ballard Honse
tonight il agreed to call State Convention on the
25h OF September next to assemble in the District Court
room in this city. The call win be issued on tho 9th inst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

1BE REMOVAL OF sUERlDAN--THE BRADLEY
FISHER AFFAIR-A COISORED MAN OFFERED
GEN. HOWARD'S POSITION-TlIE POSITION OF
TIE CABINET ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
THE STATE CONVENTION.

THE CANAL BEPoRT-JUDGE PARKERS AMEND
MENT TO THE BANKING COMMITTEES RE-
PORT PROHIBITING RAILROAD CONsOlIDA-
TION ADOPTED-THE REPORT REFERRED 10
THE COMMITTEE ON REVISION.
q
ALBANY Aug. 20.-The Convention tins morn
ing passed resolution to take up IN their order on
Thursday next and the day following the reports on
Finance and the Canals. Mr. Lapham presented the
reasons that induced the Committee on Canals to re-
port the article heretofore published MIR. Prosser
presented the report of a subj Committee appOntedto
visit the canals a tour of inspection taking strong
ground in favor of the enlargement of the locks OF
the Erie. In Committee of the Whole, upon the
Joint report of the Committees on Banking &c. and
on Corporations, debate was continued upon the
amendment of Judge Parker prohibiting the consol-
datiOn of railroad companies where the capital ex'
ceeds $l5,OCO,OOO. The amendment was finally
adopted by vote of 40 to A. The consideration OF
the remainder of the article was resumed An
amendment offered by Judge Garvin, providing
that in case Of the insolvency of bank
bfholders shall take the preference over all other
creditors was adopted. Pending discussing OF an
amendment presented by Mr.. Opdyke providing that
no bank of issue shall hereafter be established under
State authority the hour of recess arrived. AT the
evening session Opdyke's amendment was defeated.
Beade's amendment, making stockholders mdlyld-
ualy liable to the extent of their shares adopted
The article was then reported complete and referred
10 the Committee on Revision.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Interest year at per cent.......... lS0O5s 80
Net tolls of 1868, S3,6OOOOO less interest
general funds and other ways, well as
principal due Oct J. l6lO6i9 10
Balance due JAM 1869 9............ t5.Gl61sO %
Increase year at per cent.......... 225,sl 81
iund and canal b7722se 10
Balance, Jan. l. lls7u...............S7 S7,6443 "a.
Appropriated for canals before stated. 6C44Sl4 "a
100000 OK
Interest one year, Jan, 1871 ......... lO,oCO 90
Net total for 1870 less interest on debs l7772SS 60
Balance January, 1851. c1.............. t2,7eo,2s6 c5
Net toll for 1871 less Interest on debts 17soi56 So
Balance January, 1872 ............... 4,65osai n
Interest six months OH ndo.............. 93,Ol6 10
Principal on Canal Debt s574s,s5l Al
July, 100000 90
sl,9ss,s5i a
Interest six months 3ss77 O3
Net tolls for 1872 less interest debs... 1Ss4,13o o5
sss46,s65 IS
Principal Canal debt in le73............ 100000 90
Balance January, ls7a............... s2s4e,se5 Is
Interest months. hs...................... 5e,OS7 80
s2OOs,sO2 As
Principal Canal debt July j. lsf3......:.. i6OOOO 90
,,,.,.., on DO = month. 1",s@ s,sa ss s
Net tolls for 1873 less n,ercst........ 213,5sl 65
s227O,4co 10
Principal Canal debt November J. ls13.. 2260OOO 90
&20,iG0 IS
Borrow at per cent jan 1874 for years. 100000 90
Canal debt January Is74............ t520,lC0 IS
100000 90
Balance on hand January 1s7I.......... t520i6 Is
Interest six months 10 July, 20ss Al
Net tolls for 1914 less interest, debts, &c.. 222S 60
s2s23,61O 81
Principal october J. ls7i.............. 225o,oOO 90
Balance January l. ls75.................. $73,G0 2
Interest enc year Zl,J44 ~
Netted from tolls 25S30a 50
S2,9s0l36 a
PRINCIPAL due October J. 1676............ 100000 %
-
t2,iS0,l36 q
Interest for 1efB 99205 45
Netted from tolls 1870 24i3bSI SO
-
Ian I 1870 Total ........ sI,o92 1913 81
Loan made jan J. 36OOVO w
tl,4g2gG3 81
Melted from tolls 1877 l,72sOSl G5
Balance jan, 1868 sJ2so72l 95
Interest for 1865 Ist22s So
Melted from 1915 after pay g debts etc.,. 265SGl 90
ssees5l2 ~
Prncipal Of General Fund debt IN 1879 w 5,636G22 "a
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

d TIE SANITA1I L.Aws.-The Avs Of the cor.
po,ation for the prusection OF the hesith Of the
city, are now being strictly enforced BY the Z.
ncers detailed for shat purpose. ana to-day 8
nsmoer OF cases were reported. TIL ward
commissioners also, are giving attsn ton to
subject, and all eeem anxious to do all they
can to protect the city against the cholera this
spring. 30 .-. .-ra 81. H.L
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VIZ NOTICE at the Adds Gallery, 30s Penn.
sylvania avenue, "a. Reno Shindier Co's) a
beautiful cellectionof phctogra phs among hem
those of the Indian Chiefs recentl here and
some beautiful portraits on porcelain which
are speciality al this gallery and are just no "
In demand.
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HxTHoDrsT PROTESTANT .CeNFEglECR.-
This body opened its nual session IN Biitt-
more this morning, and already there are
many preachers and delegates present. Wash
fneton, Georgetown and Alexandria, are well
represented.
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BOYS SUITS of all styles, Gents Suits OF all
styles, black dress Pants and Vest, black
frock and Sack Goats. Also, lot of Boys
Jacket and Pants, 81 and s. per suit We Of
fer our immense stock at great bargains for the
next sixty days. Call at Smiths, No. 400 eth
street, opposite Post ONCE.
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AT HAMMACK;s RESTAURANT the dishes, the
attendance. the manner OF cooking and serv-
ing the food, and the quality Of the food itself,
are all thar the most exacting can require,
while the rates charged are not in excess of
those else w here. . .-.-.
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DR. WHITE, Ohiropodist, &24 Penn. av he-
tween 4h and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment OF corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a. m to
5 p. m, and 70 p. N. Established 1861.
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SALE OF MoNEY.-The Central Building As
ISOLATION, At its meeting Tuesday night this
being the 18th month since its organization,
sold As shares at an average OF 49A per cent.
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GRAY's COLLARS, 25 cents per box: Gold
smith Collars, % cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars. 25 cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportien at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, 49a eth street, between and
l. streets. I'm
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We ARE REQUESTED by the Congressional
printer to say that it is absolutely impossible
10 give employment to any more persons at the
Government Printing Once, and that it is use
less to apply. 2
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OPEN AFTER HoURs-Yesterday. William
ScherGeT Was arrested by officer Steele, of the
Second Ward. for keeping his restaurant open
after hours. He was fined S1055 by Jusuce
Morsetl
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CITY ITEMS.

JKwKLRY.-New styles Double Drop Bog
" ood Sets, Link Cham Drops, Jet CHAINS
received this morning, at Prigg's One Dol
lar Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. near AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

TIE 81 so white Shirt 10 an excellent article
for the money, made to order for $50 per dozen
or SIS per half dozen, at Henning's One Price
Clothing Store, on the corner OF Seventh street
and Maryland avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

QUICK sales and small Profts,M-(iood
White Shirts $50, S2 and 50 81, at Franc s
Gents Furnishing Store. 49i 9TH street, be-
tween ID and +; also shirts made to order In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

For CHLBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation Is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale al 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
II an d 9th streets.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UPON the I'd instant, Q BROWN
MULE, With saddle and bride The ewner
IL requested to come forward prove pro perry, pay
stables, corner l4th and d streets. fe8 ar
The above mentioned MULE will be sold on tho
10th March, at Wall q 90 . Bazaar. Ia 1857
4 OsT-At the National Theat ter, or between
Il there and Willard's. last evening, BRAOI
LET marked I'M. A. r. TO &. B Birthday Gift,
lo65 !" The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at Wiiard's Hctel. fe ~ If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

SURE PILE CURR,-Dr 9ilbert's Pile in.
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. b. Romano. Mana
ger, NO 90 broadway, New York. 3.
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lNGOLD-THOMPs0N.0 On the evening of the
18th inst., at the street Baptist Church, Wash
Senate, FRANK ID. ING0LD, Of North Carolina
to Miss BILLIE THOMPSON, of Virginia.
HAMILTOE-OBRIEN On llth instant, by
Bsy: DR. Holmead. HARRISON b. RAMILTON
to Miss ELLA A. O'BRIEN, both OF this city =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13

ORPRASs' CeURT, Judge ParceH.-rYssterday
letters of ADMINISTRATION were issued 70 Marcel.
1us Horrice on the estate OF Thaddeus Morrice
bond Sc 600; 10 James Pen key on estate of Gas
saway Patterson, bond 5000
George r. Atkins was appointed guardian
TO the orphan OF the late William Green, bond
500
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DIED..

WILSON. On the night Of the IL tn inst, WILL
Liam l., second son OF John and the late Oath
Srine Wilson, in the 2<th year Of his age, after
long and painful illness, which he suffered with
Christian fortitude.
Pure and serene In thought,
husband kind and dear,
By love Immortal brought
To leave this brief career.
To live TO such an end,
And day by day while here,
BY deeds OF love to lend
His influence to sheer.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
bis mother in Law, Mrs: &. Rigglss, Ne. 400 18th
street, between and X streets, on THURSDAY af-
ternoen, at 2 O'Clock. The relatives and fri 9 ads
OF the family are in vited TO attend.
DONoHoO On the nth instant, THOMAS
BOSOH0O, aged 81 years, formerly OF Philad.I-
Dhia.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
his IN nsr al TO morrow tThursday) evening. at z
O'Clock. IPhilaaelphia papers please CODY.
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MARRIED.

PDEErss can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ono counter
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Pr GREKN WILLIAMS. AuctiOue.r,-

LOT OF BUILDING MATERIAL
BsILpIhG IN The REAR FkUNTISG y
sIhEEL hokTH. BEWkEn 9Th AND iOrH
sTREkTs, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
VI nlpAf 4, the 18th instant, at . 'clo-kp nm
We shaiI cell, on the premises, good lot OF IN "a
Lot. - Ne ''~a Vi the
,h Terms cash, to be removed within 10 days after
nh I'D 'GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aue,,
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BOARDING,

BOARDING.
ROARDINe S25 PER MoNTH.-A few gentle
- men can be accommodated with good BOARD
and pleasant Rooms, at Ill 5th street west
NH IL ST. = -
FOR RRNT-Two we'll furnished PARLORS, on
q the arst floor. Will or without BOARD. Ap-
ply 393 4 ST., bet. 9Th and 10th. fe IL
TABLE BOARD ct No. A6A lUth street. few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms o1 per
month dc l6- II
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS. Aactioseer,-
r H0rs r Ss STORY sc9s EsANE HOUSES AND

LOTS ON 2oTH sTREET WISE 5.. Ah y
s q. Tu north, At Public Auction.
IaoAspAn, the lsth instant, ct o clock D
70. sqesre No 100. with the i'm provenents, con
s s y 81 Two Two story Frame Houses, contain
able residence for . small family
lefms Ons hall cash; balance six and twelve
oeed OF trust on the premises. All conyeyap
Sns ana revenue stamps At the cest of the Iur-
CneseIs SSV down on each house when sold
M I'D 0REEN a WII.IIa a : -.
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EMPLOYMENT OF FREEDNRN-CoI Beebe
Local Superintendent of the Freedmen's Ru
Leau, Tor This District, has made his report 10
malor Gen Howard, showing the work per-
formed oy the various employment ON ces in
this District for the ten days ending on March
IOth- There were ESQ applications for ser.
wants, and POI applications for employment
10. were PROVIDED with employment in this
District and throughout the States
In alexandra, Col. s. p. Lee, Superinten-
Gent OF the Intelligence Office. reports that
during the ten days ending on the 10th
instant, 50 applications for servants were re.
ceiyed, and 81 applications for employment
All OF whom Were furnished with employ
ment.
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ASSAULTED AND RKATKN-This morning
-about bali past two O'Clock, officers Hill and
Tucker, OF the Fourth Ward, found a man
named John Nelson, on the corner OF Penn
sylyania avenue and 9th street, In q helpless
condition. having been assaulted and beaten
IN some locality on the Island. HIS law-bone
was fractured, and his head badly cut OEicer
Hi procured the service of q physician, " no
dressed The wounds. The injured man was
then conveyed 10 his residence on north A and
9th streets east. gfres ,aL.h 81
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CRIMINAL Court. Jsd0e Fisker.-Yesterday
Martin Welsh, indicted for burglary in rob.
bing the store of Magruder & Bro, in Decsm-
Der last, was found not guilty. Davis for the
defense. Hathaway, who was first arrested
for the same offense, gave bail, and mis- recog-
niZance forfeited.
In the case of Mary Burr, indicted for lar.
eeny, notie pros. was entered. -.". I .
John Brown and Daniel Webster, charged
with larceny. and James Mathews tor an
attempt 10 commit rape, were discharged
from jail at the suggestion of the grand ,ury. :
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BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsTERs.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of
Public Schools was held last evening in their
room at the City Hall. Mayor Wallach In the
Chair. PresenIMessrs. Wilson, Tustin
Brown, Woodward. Rnees, Fox, Walsh, John
son ana Murtagh.
Mr.. Woodward. from the committee on ac-
counts and expenses, stated the accounts OF the
Treasurer for the quarters ending September
., and December 81, 1S66, had been examined
and found 10 be correct, leaving q balance TO
the credit OF the Treasurer of sll.u5 During
the last quarter there was expended for sala-
RES OF teachers in the four districts SIS 300 Al
for care of school rooms, 1915; tor contingent
expenses, SO, 1925 for rent OF scnool rooms
81 los for fuel and stove fixtures, Sl,O49 I6
Adjourned.
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HE HOTEL RoBBERY.-Last SATURDAY.
nighr, the rooms in the Owen House, on penn.
Messrs. X. II. Pierce, John i Matthsws and
henry " frisoee, were entered by a thief or
or thieves, who relieved hose gentlemen OF a
waten, also money, amounting to more than
$50. Subsequently detectiye Miller arrestad
Hugh Robinson. alias Donnelly, and Johu
Harris, alias Charley Hicks, and turned his
prisoners over 70 detectives Clarvoe ana
McDevftt, who had suspec ted them OF being
concerned in the robbery Justice MorseIi
Investigated the case and committed Donnelly
Tor court. Hicks was dismissed. "