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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-15

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the of all those diseases generally known as
Venerial Or Chronic.
1t smrossble here mention all the diseases with which
The formidable the destructive to mankind is
SelfAbusc The brain being the disease The
some Of the symptoms so that those ated nav he able
form opinion in regard to their complaints and
Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory Pain in the Limbs and
Pack Papitation Of the Heart Trembling OF the Limbs
Headache and Aversion to Genial Society," especially that
of females great many more but these are su
fcient and should you suffering any of them call on
DIX TozER and he will cure you in short tme without
te and there will be occasion for calling the office
Structure Of the Urethra
another formabe , enem heat Send for Of
results Tho worst cases cured in q few days.
Venerial Diseases,
In all their various forms either Primary Secondary or He
rcdtary completely eradcated from the system Your
danger of handing down your children that terrible dis
case known as Scrofula.
Syphaltic Disease,
As 1t presents itself this formidable
rising from the fact Of its being compound Of Spanish Chi
and Sandwich Island disease Those of you who have
full effects Of it on both the native and foreign population
1t requires altogether different modes of treatment.
The Old Formulas
or Ricod Acton and Bostwc Of little account except
10 dry up the disease the surface. leaving the poison in
the blood which sooner or later will show itself as econ-
day disease in aggravated FORM These facts have learn
ed by experience, and think without boape that
have practice in these diseases than any other
physician in California dating it does from 1872 IT be-
comes therefore, to think WE'LL before employ
physician.
Who is the proper to consutan old experienced one
or oae who has recently settled amongst you?
Ny Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Destroying the disease and purifying tho blood that there
is no danger Of secondary symptoms.
rheumatism, Neuralgia,
And diseases arising the of Mercury such pains
the snbones swengs of the different joints of the bo
dy running etc. and impurities Of the blood cur
ed in short time by the of my VEGETABLE MIX
TURES, known only to myself
Diseases Peculiar to Females,
Such Retention Suppression and Painful Mensruation,
have been study for great number Of years.
and safely promise perfect cure in short time.
30 deferred from calling Dr. T0ZER from delicacy
fear OF exposure. the Doctor is in whom you
can trust and treated with the secrecy
Ny Female Pills
Are tho this climate Suppression of the
Monthly Sickness Every lady should have box in
necessity. Price. S. Consultation the Office by let
ter FREE All letters returned destroyed Office hours
from a. u. till Pm.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MOSES GUM, DECEASED
ia Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of the above named Estate, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims a.
gainst said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within TEN MONTHS
from the first publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at his place of business in Douglas
City, Trinity county.-Dated April 30, 1857.
E. A. KELf0N, -7'-'
I7:4i. Admir- Estate Of H. Gum, dec.
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DIR. TOZER'S
Veneria1 Or Chronic.

INXPERIENCE rs OF FORTY YEARS STANDING. AND
IL during that time has with unparalleled
the treatment of all those diseases generally known
;o1 -,
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ssEPriVate@N
Medical -Aidi
DOCTOR DOHERTY'S
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGE!

Private Medical and SurglcaI InSt1tute
SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Ohce) Prvats
entrance on Leidsdorf street, San Francisco.
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Syphaltic Disease.
rheumatism, Neuralgia,

And diseases arising of Mercury. such pains
in the shnbones swengs of the different joints Of the bo
dy running etc. etc. and impurities OF the blood cur
ed in short time by the of my VEGETABLE M1X-
TCRES. known only to myself.
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Diseases Peculiar to Females.

Such Retention Suppression and Painful Menstruation
have been study for great number Of years.
and can safely promise perfect cure in short time
30 deferred from calling DR.. ToZER from deicacy
or fear Of exposure the Doctor is in whom
treated with the utmost
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NV Female Pills

the used in this climate for Suppression
Monthly Sickness Every lady should box in case
necessity. Price S.. Consultation the Office by let
ter FREE All letters returned destroyed. Office hours
from A. II. till P n.
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DIED.


CANN.-Atthe residence OF Mark Hodgson ESQ,
Oxford, Uhester county on the 18th Instant, htey
short but severe illness, Miss FANNIE OANN.
CAssADY.-on the 10th instant, HUGH OAsSADY,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 1915 Pine street, Wednesday afternoon,
the 28d instant. at o'clock, To proceed to Camden
M.
DRIEsBACH On the 21st Instant, ALEX ANDFR
H.. son OF Henry and Mary A. Dresbach, in the s4th
The relatives and friends OF the family. FredonIa
Fncam pment, No. &c. and Minerva Lodge, No. 22A 1,
o. OF o. f. are invited TO attend the funeTR from ths
residence Of his parents No. 22g Crown street. ON
Wednesday afternoon att O'Clock
FOBES.-On Monday afternoon, October 81 ELIZA
BETH K, widow Of the late George ". Fobes,
attend the funeral from her late residence No lO2s
Race street. on Friday the 25th Instant O'clock p
M. Interment Rt Laurel Hill. HEs
HUFTY.-At Galveston, Texas, on the 18th of Sem
tember, JAMES @. HUFrY, Of yellow fever
KELLER AT Columbus, N. j., on the 18th Instant
lOUNlCA ID. KELLER, wife Of Jacob Keller Ess
and daughter OF the late William Van Hook,
The relatives and friends of the family are respeot
mlly invited TO meet the funeral at Odd Fellows
emetery' In Philadelphia on Wednesday, October
%, 1867 at IL o'clock.
LEsLEY,-on the Goth Instant EDWARD A, LES
LEY In the 4sth year of his age.
His male friends and those OF the family invited
to attend his uneral without further notice from his
late residence, No. 262l Frankordavenue on Wednes
day, the 23d Instant, at o'clock p. M. ~
WILKINSON the 18th instant, HENRY WILL
BINS, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
Iully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of his son-in-aw, Jacob LuIz No COS Columbia
avenue, on wednesday morning at o'clock. Funeral
10 proceed TO Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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THIRD EDITIO N
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Another HOmioide-Obituary-s
Modification OF the Police Order, Etc.
ESPECIAL DRsPAT0H TO EVENING TRLEeRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.--1lisha Brady, a noted
rowdy, was shot dead last night, IL is said bya
man named Waltemeyer.
Brady, IL appears, had cut down the halyards
OF Democratic dag.pole on the outsklr of
the oity. He afterwards got into In alteration
with Waltemeyer, when the latter shot him.
Henry Slicer, Jr., son of the Rev. Henry Sheer,
died here yesterday.
The Board OF Police have so modified their
recent order as to gratuitously permit United
States soldiers, sailors, and marines to march
through the city, when necessity requires It,
with arms, and free from molestatton. This is
considered. doubtless, by General Grant, and
others high in authority, mighty privilege
and an extraordinary piece of magnanimity.
There is good deal of excitement touching
the election tomorrow. No serious difficulty
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FOURTH EDITION
SOUTH AMERICA.

Another Revolution in Peru--Eatest Ad-
Vices from Valparaiso, Eto.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TRLEaBAPH.I
NEW YORK, Oct 22.-The United States mail
steamer from Panama has just arrived. and
brings the following items of news:--
VALPARAISO, Sept l7.-Quite a number OF
new gold and silver mines have been discovered
in the interior, and parties are organizing here
to work them
A regular line of steamers to run through the
Straits of Magellan is shortly to be established
LIMA, Sept 26-Another revolt Is reported al
lslay. A quantity of arms and ammunition
belonging TO the Government has been seized
by the mob, and there is considerable excite-
ment over the threatened general onlhraaIr-
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stocks in New York To-Day.

New York, oct. 22.-Smith, Randolph Co,
Bankers No. l6 South Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street, New York. report att o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United States 1885, lll13@l1lM
United States 5-20s, 1862, ll24 Gll22s.
United States 5-2Os, 1854, l099l09l4.
United States 5-20s, 1865, l0914@l09ss.
United States 5-20s, new, 1885, l06}s9l06A.
United States 520s, 1867. 69s@l0G3<.
United States l0-4Os, l001I I@Dl00ss.
June and July 1905 l041a(0l05.
5.20s In London this afternoon are quoted at
Co.'S. The money market is easier.
The United States bond market is improving
under the pacific advices from Italy this after
noon.
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.AssAULTING CTIzENs.-Frank Bloomer was
arrested yesterday and taken before Recorder
assaulting citizens at Nineteenth and CalloW-
hill streets, on Sunday last. He was noisy, and
his dtsorderly conduct attracted a crowd of
TO arrest him, but was beaten off by the crowd
Before assistance could be obtained Bloomer
had made his escape. Complaint was made to
the Mayor. A warrant was issued, and Bloomer
was taken into custody. He was committed in
default of $500 bail to appear at Court.
The Mayor Is determined to break up the
corner lounging on the Sabbath, and has issued
peremptory orders to arrest all persons who by
imbibing too freely OF dire concoctions are un.
able to maintain an equilibrium, and by their
howls and general bad conduct attract crowd,
and create q Glsturbance In the neighborhood
in which the individual or individuals happen
TO cast anchor.
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Arrest of BURGLARS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Four burglars named
Joseph Dunbar, of st, Louis, George Whetting-
ton, of Illinois, James Higgins aud William
Mills, OF New, York city, were surprised, and
arrested while committing burglary at the
South streets. They had collected s25O,OO worth
of goods to move oway, ana were discovered by
81 man who gave the alarm
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The CREW or the snoramento

Lieutenant Commander p. @. johnson. I'm n
letter to the Navy Department, dated Aupust
20, at the Presidency of Madras. says:-"I report.
by order of Captain Collins, that the Oficers
and crew of the late United States steamer
Sacramento, with the exception of Chief Engf.
neer BROOKS and myself embarked on the 6th
instant, and sailed for New York via the Cane
of Good Hope, on the following morninp u -
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NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Arrived, steamer Aleppo,
from Liverpool.
The brig Alice, from this port, bound to the
West Indies, is ashore at Sandy Hook.
NEW YORK, oct. 22.-The steamship Raleigh
from New Orleans and Havana, Is anchored at
the lower quarantine
NEW YORK, oct. 22--The brig Alice before
reported ashore atSaHdy Hook has been got Off
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From Panama.

NEW YORK, Oct 22-The Panama Star and
Herald, of October l3, says the United states
steamer Wateree arrived there, from Callao, on
october 10. All well. The paper contains no
news of Importance from any quarter
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Health of MemDhIs.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 22.-Six interments from yell
low fever took place yesterday. Among the
deaths is that of Captain Breckinridge Black
burn, of Kentucky. A steady rain is falling,
and the storm is severe 1t is thought that
frost will follow.
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HEARINGS AT THR CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before
Recorder Eneu, James Mcbride had a further
hearing, charged with the larceny of q shawl
belonging to Melvina Dorsey, who keeps
store at No 2l0 North Ninth street. He was
held to answer at Court.
Edward Baker was charged with the larceny
of watch belonging to John d. Myers He was
held to answer.
Francis Larkey was arraigned upon the
charge of annoying citizens. and being disor-
derly generally, on Sunday last, at Nineteenth
and Callowhill streets He was held TO bail TO
keep the peace
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New MUsIC.-We have received several
meritorious pieces of new music from Messrs.
They are called "Life's Cares" song and chorus
"The Song My Mother Sang" by L. H. Gurney
Away the Sparkling Winep, q new tempe
gueTite Tomb" These are all easy and plea
SAINT melodies, and destined to become popular.
c. w. A. Trumpler, No. 928 Chestnut street, has
the nhOYe- mentioned pieces for sale.
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--latest Markets by Telegram.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-CottOn Is rather stronger;
sales At ls@i94 cents for upland middlings. Flour
dull and drooping there have been no sales of
moment Wheat 10 cents lower; prime red S2 7OGg2Ts
Corn dull and Dropping; white sl3s@l4S yellow.
S.g1S Rye easier sales AZ t7O for prime PrOVisiOns
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A PUGIL1sT ARRESTED. - Yesterday the
Eighteenth District Police took into custody
William Wordy. who engaged in prize fight
with Theodore Butcher, on Sixth street, near
the Two Mile Bridge, Sunday morning last.
Alderman Senix committed him to answer in
default OF $4,000 bail
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THE AMERICAN BUTTON. HOLE overseamng and
Sewing Machine Company desire to call the atten-
ton of the ladies to their splendid Sewing and Button
hole Machine. at S. w. of Eleventh and Ches
nut. 1t need only be examined be appreciated 1t
will speak for itself In its performance.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - James H. Gibson,
Daniel Mccarthy, and Matthew Gibson were
arrested on the charge Of highway robbery this
morning, at an early hour at Sixth and Car.
penter streets. Alderman Mink held them each
In $1,000 bail to answer at a further hearing.
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INsANE.-The police of the Fifth District
yesterday found an old lady, evidently insane,
wandering about Broad street. She was bare
foot, having on a black mixed Shaker bonnet
and an old dress. She says her husbands name
is Benjamin Tougher. She is at the Fifth Dis
trict Station House.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CURTAIN MATERIALs-We
are selling out at cost than all our retail
stock, kelly, DARLINGTON & Co.,
No 723 Chestnut street,
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CLOSING 0UT.-Our retail stock of Lace Curtains
Window Shades Damask, Reps, etc., must be closed
out by January /. kelly, CARREeToN Co..
No. 723 Chestnut street.
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WHITMAN's CHoCoLATE-The finest Chocolate 10
table use manufactured at the Philadelphia Stear
Chocoiate and Cocoa Works. stephen +. whitman
Office and store No. 1910 Marketstreet
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Horse THIEF.-George Allen, a colored Of
fender of the law, stole horse some time since
in the old and ancient township of Clnnamin-
son, New Jersey. He came to this city, and was
arrested yesterday at Passyunk Road and Chris
tian street. He will be returned to New
1nrgaV
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LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS Within the
reach of all. You can buy Curtain Goods Of all de-
scrpons at less than wholesale prices at the closing
out sale, at No. 723 Chestnut street.
g
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A FEMALE PIoKPocKET.-JaneB Boyd stepped
into Mr. j. M Haheigh's new dress goods
store, store and, during the hustle attending the
SIS. She was caught, handed over to Police
officer Carnes, and committed by Recorder
Eneu in default of $1,000 bail.
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FINE CoNFEcTIoNs.-At George W. Jenkns', nc
IO37 Spring Garden street, can De obtained forelg
fruits nuts almonds ETC., as well as fine assortmeL
OF confecl Ions, jenkins is worthy OF CALL
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ALL THE EMPLoYEs at the Mint find that GOodwin's
Plantation Tobacco is mint of itself to all who use
II, For sale everywhere.
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T1HoToeRAPHs show great richness of drapery an
hnene as of finish when made at Remers Gallery
Second street above Green. Six cards or one larg
plcture, 81,
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GREAT SALE OF GENTLEMEN's WARDRoBEsl-
Gentlemen's Wardrobes, entirely new, never having
been worn and cut in the lateststyles offered
for sale by Charles Stokes Co.. at their Frsclass
Ready-made Clothing House, under the Continental
All in want of clothing invited to examine the
goods.
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Mr.. ]. B. ROBERTS appeared last evening
in the play of Louis XI, at the Walnut Street
Theatre. Mr. Roberts was well received, and
his admirable acting gained the general ap-
plause of the audience. We have rarely seen
more finished piece of character-acting. Louis
XI will be repeated to- night. On next Monday
evening. the 2Sth instant, Mr.. Thomas j. Hemp
hill, the enterprising business manager of the
Walnut, will take a benefit, when an excellent
bill will be presented
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-22

EVERY FAMILY should have a of DR.. HUM
PHRRYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. They
are simple, easily applied, harmless, and yet, In a
thousand Instances, they disease, allay pain
and suffering, save calling the doctor, and prove a
friend Indeed. The valuable services rendered i'm
menseiy overbalance the small sum they cost. Ad-
ress HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE Co., 500 Broadway n. Y. - ~,
Johnston Holloway & Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street Dyott & Co., No 232 North Second street,
Wholesale agents. Sold also by George o. Evans,
Sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose Smith, Broad Broad
streets; John Biey, Frankford road Roche Fifteenth
and South streets Callenoer, Third and Wslnnt 11
shall Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe NO Sl2O
Market street. Sold in Germantown by W. H. Jones'
General Depot No. 637 Arch street.
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY. - Last evening
Officers Jones and Lear arrested three young
men named William II. Harmer, Michael Cas-
lin, and Charles Ash for being drunk. assault
the route of their perambulations. They were
overhauled on Eighth street, below Chestnut,
and when taken into custody assaulted the
officers. With great difficulty they were taken
to the Station House. This morning they had
a hearing before Recorder Eneu, and were held
in $1,000 bail to answer at Court.
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A LAD Run OvER.-Edward Sheets living
at No. 1888 American street, and aged seven
years, was returning from school yesterday
afternoon, and when crossing Fourth street,
above Girard avenue, he was knocked down by
"benZine" wagon, the front wheel of which
passed over and broke his leg.
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A DIsoRDERLY DANCE HOUSE BROKEN UP.-
Complaints being made to Lieut.. Loveaire
Ninth District, of the disorderly proceedings at
Charles w. Haw's dance house, on Vine street.
above Seventeenth, he put an official quietus
upon it by arresting the proprietor Alderman
Pancoast held him to answer in 5000 bail
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MARRIED

CALDERldEAD-CoNRAp On the 9TH Instant
Oy the Rev. George A. PeltZ Mr. EDW ARn y GAL
DIR HEAD to Miss JOSEPHINE CoNRA D. ali Of
Philadelphia.
JtrNE8-MURPHEY.-O the 22d inst bV tha Eav
~ ne w Talmage, assisted by the Rev. N w S,oSet,
iine j. w. JONES and MARY b. MURPHEY, ali OF
thR city.
TTNDERWooD-AIULL the nth instant,
by the Rev. II. l.. DuhTlng, MT. e; UNDERWOoD
20 Miss E FANNIE M ULlIklN' all OF TINS CITY,
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UPHoIsTERERs always ready to send out any mo
pnent 10 do work of any descriptions no delay, no dis
appointment, at PArTES's, NO. l4OS Chesnut street.
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M1ssns' AND CHILDREs's MILLINERY = Latest
Paris Styles.-M, Shoemaker q Co.. NO. 1Vza Cnesnu
atr
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GROVER g. BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. 730 Chestnut street,
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We notice in the catalogue of Thomas & Sons
Real Estate Sale, set down for Tuesday, the 18th
inst, that a country residence, situated on
Church lane, Germantown, and extending
Through TO Armat street, with two fronts, is
offered. This is valuable property and ele.
stone messuage, well built handsomely finished,
with all modern conveniences. The grounds
are tastefully laid out, and beautified by an
abundance of shade trees. Graveled avenues
and walks extend around the building, while
the carriage avenue is 1876 feet long The looa'
desirous of purchasing q country seat should
remember Thomas g. Sons sale for next
Tuesday.
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WHAT BAD WHISKY WILL Do.-JOhn Gessal
became intoxicated yesterday, and was the
means of causing considerable disturbance IN
ana about the viclpity OF Sixth street ana 20
lnmbla avenue. An elderly lady named Catha-
tlno lianhoffer sent out little boy TO drug
Store near by,with a hve.dollar note 10 puI-
chhhs lhodlclne. He returned, and placed the
ehhnks, some 1890 on table near where yes
sal slepa He no sooner espied the money ~ Lnah
ne sHAtehsa ", hnd when the LADY IenOtu,
shstsa3 assaulted her Thel police were I hotf
hsal eng lbS3hsbfate was taken 10 tue ,.'th LON
up sh4 AftasA YtHtnR held by Alderman AVon'
~ dSfsHitTl RiN bail, 10 answer AT Court
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REWARD MAKES A MIsTAKE.-Last night
young man named Byron FOX rang tne pell OF
lady named Kitty, with whom ne was ac-
uuainted. He was shown into the parlor, but
the young lady, to whom the visitor was an
utter stranger, denied ever having known the
gentleman, although he protested an old &C
Quaintance, having been introduced some time
since by Mr. Marshall. Finding himself thus
an intruder, he backed to the door as soon as
ossipie, anu I @ UetnS SnSmn f puT, uSed % @ tuueoenC
far before he was in the grasp OF officer Lare
who escorted him to the Station House. Suspi-
cion of something wrong rests upon this bad
and adroit Fox, since the Mr.. Marshall spoken
of denies having introduced him. Some nights
since this house was entered by burglars who
were frightened on. 1t is thought that this
was but another plan to gain access to the
house. Alderman Swift held Mr.. Fox, in de-
fault of bail, to answer.