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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

How THE FRENCH PRINCE IMPERIAL 10
TRAINED.--It appears from the following
antecdo!e that the French Prince Imperial
is kept in remarkably good order by his tn
tors:
He was taking his riding lessons the other
day. The child rode round the ring leaning
to the off side of his pony, instead Of toward
the centre of the circle, His equeTry, NJ.
BachOn, desired him TO ride as usual. The
Prince paid no attention. "Monseigneur, ="
said NJ. Bachon, ~ beg of yOu to ride in the
proper position, otherwise | shall take you
of your pony" The child did not seem to
hear. NJ. Bachon went up to him, stopped
the pony, and quietly lifted the Prince off
ns sadde. Monseigncur cody lay flat down
nm the sand, and there he stayed NJ. Ba-
chon told him II he did not get up be would
make the pony walk over linn. Upon this
he got up and was very Obedient during the
rest Of the lesson. However the Emperor
came into the school Just as this scene was
nearly over AS soon us the child saw his
father, Papa, Baehon forced me to"--
WHAT GOn say BachonYn ayes, papa;
Bachon, Say Monsieur Bachon, (" replied
the Emperor The child did not utter another
word. The Emperor, on hearing from the
equerry what had happened, Informed his
son that NJ. BachOn Ind been perfectly right,
and had acted IN accordance with his eX
press orders. The next day the Prince was
out riding, and suddenly stopped his horse
and said M. BAchon, will you allow me Ia
call you 'Bachon' when we are alone?' "No
MOnseigneur; yOnr father forbid yon to dc
50. " "Hes; hut when we are quite alone, no
body will know anything about il =" "Weil
yes; hut only when We are quite alone
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

\ lawsuit is pending in Chicago about I'VE
and a half inches Of land.
No lever than eight journalists are unuef
sentence oil death in Spain
A cable message received at Ottawa, Can
ada, says that the Confederation bill has re-
ceiyed the royal assent.
The monument said to have been mysie'
,ionsly erected at midnight over the remains
Of Aaron Burr, at Princeton, N. j., it seems,
was purchased by his near relatives and put
up in open day.
There Is now living in Rockcreek town.
ship, Carroll County, Ind, n woman named
Mrs. Elizabeth Edging, aged 100 years she
is in the enjoyment of good health and all
her faculties.
General Beauregard has written letter
expressive of his views upon the new recon-
struction plan. The tone of the letter is very
much like that OF the one recently written
bv General I.ongstrcet General Besuregara
saws that there are but two things for the
South 10 do in the present emergency-ons
being 10 accept the proposition offered by
Congress, and the other 10 make iorcible re
sistance. The latter, he says, is inadmissi
hle. and therefore the only practicable cours
ia TO accent the situation as II is, and max
the best of circumstances that cannot h
changed
The expected battle at or near Queretarc
Mexico, had not taken place up 10 the Ill
ult. The Liberals occupy several position
within eight or nine miles of the place, er
tirely cutting off the communications OF til
Imperialists. Macmillan had sent OF
several recommending parties, but they ha
all Joined the Liberals. 1t is expected th
Macmillan will be captured at Qucretar
and that Puebla, Mexico and Vera Cruz vi
surrender without firing o shot.
Every public retail liquor saloon in Bo
ton has been closed by the authorities, e
cept the barsEconnected with hotels.
In Quebec, on ST. Patriek's day, d
American flag was carried in procession |
the Irish benevolent societies.
A German girl, who died In Cincinnati u
other day, after living on charity for yea
WAS found to have had $4,000 hidden aw'
in her room, 81 500 of which was in gold
A large convention Of those in favor
impartial suffrage, is in session in Topek
Kansas. The object is to carry the lema
suffrage clause as well as the negro sufirag
The State is TO be thoroughly canVassed
the subject.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

LlGnT AND THE HUMAN EYE.--IL has been
proved that when the vibrations that produce
light are less than four hundred and fifty
billions in second, which cause the impress
sion of a red color, the light is Invisible for
the human eye, hut manifests itself alone as
heat. Any increase Of this velocity produces
in succession all the other colors Of the rain.
how-orange, yellow, green, plue, violet, the
last Of which corresponds with nearly nine
hundred billions of vibrations in a second
Beyond this il is again invisible for the hu.
man eye, but manileats itself by lite eAsmical
action on photographic preparations. Az
the delicate optic nerve of the eye would be
injured by TIE admission of heating or chemi.
Gal acting rays, the transparent liQui1a in
our eyes have been made unfit 10 transmit
vibrations of lesser velocity than -four hun
trcd and fifty billions, Or more than nine
hundred billion vibrations in second.
This explains, at the same time, how some
animalsmay see by light perfectly invisible
us.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

JUDICIAL FRANKNEss.- exchange says
that Texas Judge was recently called upon
TO pass sentence IN capital case. Alter
dwelling on the enoimily Of The offence, the
s0lemnity OF the prisoners position and
kindred topics, he concluded his address as
follows
"The fact ,s, zones, that the Court did not
intend to order you TO be excepted before
next spring, hut the weather is very cold
and our jail, unfortunately, is in n very bad
condition, much Of the glass in the windows
is broken; the chimneys are in such n dilapi-
dated Stale that no fire can he made to rem
der your apartments comfortable, besides,
OWING ~ tllr gre0, number of prisoners, moi
more Than one blanket can bs allowed to
each, to Gicep sound and comfortable, there.
fore, is ont Of question. IN consideration
Of these circumstances, and wishing to lessen
your sullerings MS much possible, the Court,
in the exercise Of its humane compassion,
hereby orders var 10 he executed tomorrow
morning, as soon aier breakfast ms may be
convenient 10 the Sheriff and agreeable 10
you"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
The national debt was reduced filtesn
milllnna dnrinr the month nl Mnrch

The national debt was reduced fifteen
millions during the month Of March.
A few more anuezalIons would Increase
the population Of Prussia 10 hundred and
twenty millions.
DR.. Bushrol Rnst, a physician Of some
note, died At Ilowellsyille, Warren county,
Virginia, few days SINCE,
A five year old girl died in Boston on
Thursday Of starvation.
A Canadian dead house was broken onen
recently and fourteen bodies were stolen
FilY thousand Swedes are expected to
come 10 this country during the present
year.
In 81 Mary's Parish, La, the young figs
have made their appearance, and tho orange
trees are laden with blossoms and perfume
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

Treated with the utm1st success, by DR.. J. IsAACs
0e1,l,t and Aurst, 70 msIly 81 Le5den, HOisnd) No
ost rasbls S1uees In the City and County can be sssS
IT his once. The medical faculty are Invited 4 ~
company ther patients as he has secrets In his prss
tie. ARTIFICIAL EYB s,iussrtsa, without path. NJ
dhEIRs mAds for elimination asnai w
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
CONSULTATION FREE,
Treat all Durable Cases.
Foffurhet particulars re srsncss aud Testimonials,
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.



sCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC,
This medicine, Invented bV Dir. sGHkscH oil PILLS
dephlA Is Intended to dissolve the food aud make into
coyms the Tst pfueess OF digestion by cleansing the
stomach With sehenok's Mandrake Pills the Touie soon
restores tbs appetite aud Ood that could not be eaten he
TIRE uslRg II will be easily dgesled.
Consumption cannot be cured by eehsnck's Pulmonic
syrup unless the aom sob aud liver Ia made healthy
the appetite rest red hence tho Tonic and Pills ale ~
quirei 10 nearly every ease Of consumption. a halt
dnaeH bottles Of The SkAWEED TON 10 and three Or Ion
boxes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS Will any ofLi.
nary Of dyspepsia
Dr. sehanck makes professional visits In New York,
Boston, and At Prnrpal Once In Philadelphia every
Eest, See daily papers OF place. er his
Oh consumption for his days Tor visitation.
Please ooseFvs when pnchaaing that the two
Of The Doctor when 10 the last stage Of
aud the other aa he now TO- in perfect health are on he
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers price 80 per bottle
OF 81 30 the half All vttsra for advice should be-
addressed 70 d. 6rhenekH Principal once No. IS North
9th sireet, Philadelphia, Pa
General Nhoesals Agents; Demas Barnes 4 Go m ",
T. 3 Hanos, Baltimore, Md John D. Parke Cinoinn4tl,
ohini Waller Taylor, Chicago III; Collins Bros sl
bpplsi no oci26lst ". ga mo. ! W.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

I -
DEPOT SUAkTERMAsrEhs OFFICE
BALTM0RR, SIN, Aprii p ls6T
SEALED PROPOSALS IN, tied and viii Ia rsriiv
- tits office until MONDAY, IL o'clork NJ APRIL "a
Hi1 for the delivery In tue city Of RAtnnrs ~ onI
HUNDRED (i0O) CAVALRY HORSES W ""H
The liorses viii be subjected to rareul iuAp.eiLh c
heng accepted. They must be sound m ali restar ~
broken, IN fun nesh aud good condition. from hf ~
sixteen hands high from live nine years old vel a5sn,
ed In every way Tor cavalry purposes --P'
The ability Of tbs bidder 10 fiilhll his ,ear, ~
70 guasnlesi by responsible persons which e1ars
tee must accompany tbs lIcposal A'A'au
The Horses must DO delivered within t,ra,,l, ,o, L.
trom date OF acceptance u any prOposai ' N' aHJ'
The Government Te ewes tie right h ,a.c, .,, -,
bidp Payment In be ma 10 on conn etjon ~ y W al
Bids will be endorse Proposals i5r CaynIrv un.s.
and addressed 10 u uaderalgnod, Baitinare Ma.
BY order 81 the QnAtlsrmaSter GaneTaL
3. KtMBALL
s ,, captain aud NJ. 4. \ A.
AP'~S"h Depot odaTtsrmAstsr
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

while arence has iabored f,r the hsneht Of me hnnnm
race, i hut poor re urn 10 have ili'Asis ''Mt Wy
aud o,Alm merits inr their articles ~hrh net ta siisn
Hair Reviewer has been uolueed, sud Tho 70 nsv,a
effects Of this gAluab preparation have '' 81 ~
To- Ion have commenced III tinltethilns WEN ~ ,h
In Ioint OF merit there IL comparison NM w"
tho counterfeit resembles Tho gsanl ahk n..' ~ ~
has value Tor when the holder rri, liz value Mhe
ihe other l. worth ese aud IN pame Oh upon the anwAry
The eet ii llAira Seil IlAr kenewe upon lne hon
Is RENEW The bfowih OF tha hhti fet, u " "
natural color Hhsn II has heenna gray nnd cure ~,
diseases Of the scalp The 'eSs arc seen from "v "s
bottle -Wckiy Times
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

There Is a Polly IIashns ia Camden, o. j.,
aaid to be ll5 years ola
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

Bold by Johnson Holloway n Cuwden. PhIlad,lnbl.
.. ?. Burton aud Cowgirl son, Dover; j. w Dsnn.
HmYrnai I. y. uammsTaey, j. Y. Fnulk Milford, W.
W. o. Brooke chrlstiana and dealers aud atoTskespeI
haHstaHF' qpf2
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
MARnInp.

WALLACE-sTocKLEY.-l Whining
ton, ION the evening OF April ?, by INC
Rev. Aaron Rittcnhouse, MIR. WILLIAM N;
STocKLEY, oil Philadelphia, formerly Oh
Millsboro', Del, to Miss Lizzie J: NAL
LACE, only daughter OF Robert Wallace,
Esq, OF Wilmington, Del. No cards
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.


The United States Senate assembled al
noon on Monday, and the proclamation OF
he President calling the extra session, wns
read On motion. The standing committees
we're continued during the present session,
aud then the Senate went into Executive
session,
TUESDAY, April q
In the United States Senate, on Tuesday
Sit. l0hns0n made an explanation in refer
encr tn the report Of the Bank Of Commerce
at New York, in reference to the withdrawal
"f funds in June, 1861, by Philip +. Thomas,
tlieu Secretary OF the Treasury, and now
Senator elect from Maryland A letter from
Mr Thomas, asking an investigation nj the
affair, was read, and the matter was referred
10 the Judiciary Committee An Executive
session was then held, and continued for
several hours. Adjourned.
"WEDNESDAY, April 8.
The United States Senate on Wednesday,
after tho reading OF IAe journal, went inio
Executive session and continued therein uD
to the hour Of Adjournment.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

STATE OF DELAWARK.l
NEW CAATLR CnuNTY- Y

STATE OF DELAwARHl
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ~.
BIZ II REAnpEsxp, That on the twsRtyuizth d.y sf
February, a. d. 1897, bsiore mo- JAcop a. yAsnss1s
Justice OF the reAee and Tor the County njors,na ~
sonAly oam9 iohn Green RnEllbh, Israel pusav Fsa
james Scott, paFte TO the forAEoln q who ssyeTay ~
knowledsed the above certificate Of limited psfIrsb
TO DO bis act and desired II TO be recorded as sueh
Given under my hand lhs day and yeAF aiDssaaia,
mArl-elw JACOB y. VAhDkvEN d p
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
NOTiCR.a-

NONAGhsa@
~ In pursuance of meeting held By tbs Conan.
70 the Stock Of ths Delaware and PehnsylVanIa M
koAd VIII be opened at the Public Heuss OF " Dss
lap, 10 Delaware City Delaware, on TUESDAY ~ n
and 4, p. N. ~ ~ ~
Said Cimphny authorised by lhsir chArtsr 10 am
struel Ril Road from paint on the Delaware Rivsr
convenient 10 Delaware City, TO the Maryland or Pan
tylvAniA State line. y. D. DUNLAP Chsir,ssa~
4 d. CLsAysa, eecEelary.
Delaware ely DaI Mach 10 faaT
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

John p. Cochran, New Castle County.
Henry Il. Fiddeman, Kent County.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

rnIssoI.uTInN r. 40 ! !; - -,

i kASSCLpT1UN OF CO-PAHTEERHWTR
~ NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT THB %,
fAhVNhHhulP heretofore exlstipH between Tia al,
serlbeis under the nru " wODE REASTRn "a,
nlssoLSkp, By mutual coRssuL February psih ISL =
persons having eiAimH against tbs lala Cru viii plssspi
ed viii make payment 10 him. sAdUNI WoDp
A. 8. fRAHrHR.
Ihe business Of RIGGING will b eontlhusd At lh,
OLD STAND, Church street, near the Old Ferry, b.
mAfl-lm SAMUEL HODH
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
DIED.

M0RToN.--In Philadelphia, April 20,
1867, SAMUEL G. MoRToN, in the 6Hth
year Of his age.
The male friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from
the residence of his brOther-in-law, Moses
Dillon, No. S04 West Street, Wilmington,
Del, on to.morrow-SNturday- afternoon,
at Q O'Clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

Ms1 THE DWELLING HOUSE, DINING ROOM,
E portion o. the kfALL6 with tho privilege Of TRAN
ING ilOhs KS, 90 tho grounds Of the Agfisul;uid
society Of New Castle County Apply 70
. PADDOCK ToWNgEND
Isee2-h GEO. o. lOBDRLL.
I AROE BUILDING FOR HATE,--TITE
~ UNION CHURCH IN seeond arrest near wsshingbp
street The congregation have erected nSu and be1gA
iul church at fith aud WEshlugtDr, homes the "a
house 10 for sale at mueh less price than Ii can ba built
iof AZ present. SASH MAkRRR, AACHlNIATB AND
hANufACrURKRs TAKE NOTICE. Call 90
nov9Ott BRIoHr 4 SON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

no ALL W HON TT MAY CONCcRg-
The undermined do hereby lolnlly and sa,.,,,,.
declare, pursuant TO tina provisions Of Chapsr al ~ ~
hevsed statutes ofthu state OF Delaware thai ,,is
3D. pAhINEhsHIP has been formed, Of wbleS IN an
dergigued are tho m0bera; that tho mama N ~ w W
far.h.fssiI, asu mat under which the hnsntsi Il AZ
RAJ object u the manufacture OF BOOB AMI sES,
UfPEhb that tho general Partner IL John Green snA
whose residence IL at the corner q Ninth ana T,a
streets that tie special partners are Isras Pupsy t
retldenes % No 500 West rTeet, and james Brot ~
residence ID AZ the southwest sorper of Ninth and ~
streets that the said special pArtneTs yprae pnsa,
james booit have each ccntriGae to the Common 's
the sum Of two thousand eve hundred dolsfs in .s,
sisn payment ~ capital and that the raid pARFNRa
sHlp WILL COMMENCE ON THR FIRST nav n.
MARCH, A. n. 1867, and RND ON TuR TWprryys
klGn1H DAY 0F FEBRUARY, A. u, 1870 '"ATt'
| A, D. 1857. ~ VI Asp'salI'
tsigued) John oRRRN HNdLIau
ISRAEL PUSSY
,., JANIS 6uOyF
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
A9uEi cHILLs AND FEVER. AGuE
WARRANTED TO CURE
DIR. SIM IN s.
VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER

VIII positively cure every case Of Chilli and Psy.r and
hag never silsd in any inttsnre Seldom ors than ons
chill or thaks after lis and generally well In nom
four to enrteen days Contains quinne OF Other in
luFlluB ingredients. Pie, SI.O0 PER BOY ~
MAIL, ei.25. Prepared only by
Or l.sIMMs q con.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

United States District Coua.--The United
States District Court will meet in this city,
on the 9th Of April, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ:
The following is list Of the Grand and
Petit Jurors
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
u $. INTERNAL REvEEVE -,
DIRECT TAX ASSESsMnum

Asa1ssaa osncs. Dlsrsi0 oy D,,.
Wilmington. April ist. lssyH
Notiee Is hereby eiEea ~ ali persoaa. e,n,..' ,
p'As VII b frrlrrd add dsIe niinsi Il. that
10. relative 70 any aflontous ot exc siv. W. Asiss
Assessments or hnnmeraiinnH nKds by tha eiuAhOnl,
Asstsnt Asee sore and returned In Tia Ia a'ssaaor
fer itdl at 'hs following times aud parss' ~, iaS Lu,
IN NEW CASTLE
Aiihs Court Homo building. on THURSDAY ~
DAY, Ap'i inh snd 18Th, irom 10 A. Nj uni, Asp ~
AT DOVER.
Gu MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Aptu ik,A
from 10 to Az NJ, atlhe Court Hons. sSl iEs
AT GEORGETOWN
0n TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY, Aptll OH ~,
ITlil A. NJ until r. 49,, At the Court ouss s aH ph,
A. tho same iimes aud places the Dlrset i'u''a'ns
taken and returned A. aforesaid will be snbmlt,S sA
inspection Of any aud all perrons who NAV snl 70 To-
parpofe and from the lst day Of April to az , s'en
Of April lel Except Gu the days above menDsa ~
Direct Tax Lists Of sussex County viii sa Snolsel u,
spaetion al the office Of j. D. Rodney y a.
Genrseiowh, Del Tho Lists VI Ksni County :, tasssof
orc. dickson, Dover, Del, and the Lsts{f W guts
County, at the ollce OF the Aseespor Custom & Saua
ing Wilmington, Del. - "0uAs Bold
All appeals shall 10 made Ia wrltIuAA Ia sh., ..
the particular eAuse,mner or thing raspsr,tns lsp
eision iafeauetedi and shalt stst H. ~
| or principle ot error complained Of s"aaa
NO appeal can DO allowed to any partv a.. L. =, .
have been duly assessed, and the HIrrct sx fI Aah
tain hg the Assessment, shall have been 20
| the Collector Of the District "ea 10
mar2l lin GEO n DIcRaOu
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AN uhsAFe sullNHc.

A Lad Killed by Plaster Failing from q Cell.
Ing nvestI9ation Before Coroner GAMBLE
The Owner Of the Building Censured.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held inquest at eo7
Broadway the remains Of William n. Carman, q
lad nearly thirteen years Of agewhose death the
result Of injuries received somewhat singular cir
cunsiances !. appesrs from the testimony adduced
that the deceased and bis father, Mr. Richard II. Car
man, on Tuesday night last, were sleeping No
the second floor Of the above named premises The
tor floor Of the house occupied q club room b.
company of Students and that night they had meet
ing during which they danced and otherwise enjoyed
Themselves Tho building being old and improperly
constructed was shaken almost 10 the foundation by the
movements the students on the top floor While In the
midst OF their amusemens portion OF the plastering
from the ceiling on the room below gave way and fell
upon young Carman, intoring him internally. He
screamed with pain, and his father, who also received
some cuts and Commissions about the head. and
went for DR.. Bowers who came and prescribed the
that Of tho internal organs ruptured and that
the boy could not live He fingered till Thursday and
expired.
TESTIMONY OF ncHAnp rHnprExAx
Mr.. Richard Templeman brother-in law Of deceased,
who occupies the premises where the accident occurred
testified that Mr. Peter Gilsey Of Ill broadway, il the
Of the premises and that the plaster has fallen
in three other rooms in the house, the beams
of Mr. T., there should be only nine inches space be-
tween them. Ordinary walking across the floor will
shake the whole building This witness testified that in
OF drinking wine when the plaster fell and Knocked
the tnmbler from his hand.
John Solos, practical house carpenter, living ~ 101
seventh avenue, deposed TO having examined the
promises 30. Broadway. and particularly room No g.
where the plaster had fallen rom he found the beams
ten inches by three in sze and twenty inches apart the
usual size Of beams he says Is from nine sixt
inches and from xeen inches apart in the opin
ION Of the witness the building put up very slight for
the business for which il is now occupied; club
Is generally built stronger; they required TO be
stronger. /.
orBvs rrsrrxoSr
Isaac Harrs also or l0l Seventh avenue examined the
premises and corroboraed the evidence the previous
witness
Deputy Coroner Joseph q. Shaw, N. d. made post
morem examination the body OF deceased and found
that rupture OF the ntesiincs the cause DEATH
Coroner Gamble then submitted tho case TO the Jury
who rendered the following verdict:-''That the de-
ceased 70 his death by rupture Of the intesiines
caused by the falling OF plaster from the ceiling Of room
OF the building, Mr. Peter Gisey is censurabIe the
slight and unsafe manner in which the building In
built
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ARRAY At A RIDING SCHOOL.
4 TsrkIsh Riding Master and Two Germans
In Collision.

4 TsrkIsh Riding Master and Two Germans
In Collision.
On Thursday evening difhcuty occurred ut Mr. Dick
els riding school, OF Fifth and Thirty
ninth street, between Ali Bsy, Turkish riding master
by profession, and two German gentlemen named
Charles wilmann and Louis Brandt During the
ARRAY, II Is alleged, that Boy was struck on the
head with some heavy weapon in the hands Of Will
man and Brandt, after which they decamped and made
their escape Mr. Boy was taken to his residence No
1S3 Stanton street. where he grew worse and fears
beng entertained In regard to his recovery Coroner
wildey notified and took hts mortem statement
which Is a. followe:-
srArurSr or ALI HIy.
All Boy being examined made q statement M fol-
lowsIast evening ct hslfpast six o'clock in the
ONCE OF Dckels riding school, OF Thirty ninth
and Fifth avenue with the bookkeeper and watch
man was waiting 10 give two gentlemen lessons: L
went 10 the door 70 close II and about 10 return
when Mr. Willfnann struck with some instrument on
the back went outside 10 have satisfaction and took
. club with me; Louis Brandt with Mr. wilrnann:
the former held fast while The latter struck me on
the head with some instrument cutting badly; fell
down, and they ran away; somebody assisted me into
the Office had business transactions with willmann
before that, but We had no quarrel about IT,
Mr. Bcy is not thought 10 be In dangerous condition
wimsnn and Brandt were arrested yesterday and held
to await the result Of Bey's injuries
Mr. wimann 10 said 10 be q saddleY doing business in
Broadway. and Brandt Is q surgeon.