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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

A loving father, in BROOKLYN
undertook to "correct" one of his
daughters with rse-whip, as she
was retiring for the night. He car
ried the punishment SO far as to
drive the poor girl frantic, and break
ing from his grasp she ran screaming
through the street. Her eldest sister
followed the half-dressed girl just
in time 70 see her caught, thrown
down and brutally outraged by an
officer who met her on the corner.
The man escaped, the girls got hofhe
without further accidents, and the
father, we trust, soon after died.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

Angel ofsieep..

BY AGNES LEONARD. : - - ~
Angel Of Sleepl / am weary and worn,
Faint with the burden of life have borne,
Eager Tor all that thy presence can bring,
Folding me under thy sheltering wing;
Shutttng my eyes Ito the dull glare and
Closing my cara to the unquiet street,
Taking me ont from the bustle and strife.
Giving death that is sweeter than life.
Angel OF Sleepl All the days work is done:
WEAKNESS surely thy blessing has won;
Nearer, come nearer, thy beautiful wing
Visions OF peacefulness ever can bring,
Dreamings that over my worn spirit lie,
Star-glory over q pale moonless sky;
&uietude soothing an overtasked brain,
finishing the cry Of importunate pain.
Angel Of Sleepi am tempted and tried;
Lay your hands over the wounds in my
Wounds that are deeper and wider, I
Than any that mortal eyes ever have seen;
l am 30 weary, too weary to weep
Come to me, beautiful Angel Of Sleep;
Soothe me to slnmber and keep me at rest,
And stifle the heart that beats in my
breast.
Angel Of Sleepi Success is q dream,
Fame but bubble OH life's rushing
stream;
Love is q mirage that beckons afar-
Friendship the CLEAN OF ap distant star;
Faith vague rainbow that arches the sky
Over the spot where tho storm-ruins lie;
Hope red torch-light that brightens the
way -r -
Sorrow the measure of life's rainy day.
Fam would rest. blessed Angel of Sleepl
Rest, though tomorrow 1 wake but to
weep; 81
Rest while my heart in my bosom smo-
ther,
Knowing one day is like unto another,
Seeing no change in the long years that
creep,
Shadow-like, over the futures great deep:
Shadows of vessels with gaily filed deck.
Barques that the breakers arc ready to
Over and over the story is told
Ioid d,S to the youthful and proved by the
Burden and sorrow and hustle and strife,
Hope and despair the sad story Of life;
Yet, ohl my beautiful Angel of Sleep,
;,yer my spirit your loving watch keep;
Wave your white wings that the tempest
may cease,
And slumber give unto my weariness peace.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01
New and Desirable Goods just in.

I'VE HAVE RECEIVED, amongst our NEW GOODS.
the following: ga<s.s -s2f- 81
y "A COMPLETE LINE OF, EN- GLIsH HOSIERY.
Every style Of HOOP SKIRT, comprising the following.
Tip-Top Dem-Quaker, Invisible Quaker Deni- DupleS.
Paris Trail Ladies Extra Long Demi- Quaker, Chid's
Single Steel Misses Single Steel movable and mmova
BILE fastenngs, &C., &c.
REAL VAL. INSERTINGS GUIPURE EDGINGS
BLACK SILK LACES and EDGINGS, Swiss Muls
White Silk Laces and Edgngs, Thread Bradings
\ Real SWISSES Paris Swiss Nansooks and Mn1s
AJACONET and SWISS EDGING: &C. &C. Also
BOBBNET MOSQUITO NETTING--ALL WIDTHS AND PRlGES
FRENCH WovE ooRsETs, at Lowest Possible Prices
r. G. SILVER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01
New York Advertisements,
JOHN MAC GREGOR 6 CO..

17s and $50 Pearl street. New. York.
TMPoRTERs, Manufacturers and Dealers
Il in INDIA, SCOTCH and KENTUCKY
bAGGING, GUNNY BAGS and BURLAP,
large and complete stock Of Bale Rope,
embracing Western machine-made Hemp,
Manills, Flax and Jute, Baling Twines,
etc.. al OF which they offer at fair prices.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

HOOP
oay on NJ Sl WHILE PUTTING on
or ton
nbyf
shpboard " o"'' VI oh
m ouant tiles .bv
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS !

Sh LBS. CALOMEL.
cO 100 OF. QUTNINE.
25 OF. SULP. MORPHIA.
10 lbs CROTON OIL.
80 lbs. CHLOROFORM.
5 lbs. NITRATE SILVER.
200 lbs. GUM CAMPHOR.
1000 lbs. EPSON SALTS.
1000 lbs. FLOR. SULPHUR.
1000 lbs. BLUE STONE.
100 lbs. CREAM TARTAR.
1000 lbs. COOKING SODA.
1000 lbs. COPPERAS. For sale low by
FISHER g. HEINITSH, Druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

At prayer meeting, in New Hamp-
shire,, q worthy layman spoke of q
poor boy whose father was q drunkard
and whose mother Yves q widow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01
GEO. C. DUNBAR.

Banker. and Commission Broker
TN SOUTHERN SECURITIES. Tele.
Il graph and Express Stocks, County. City
and Town Bonds, Gas Stocks and miscei-
laneous Railroad Securities. No. 7 WALL
STREET, NEW YORK. GBRefers to DIR.
bia, s. @. Jniv 10 smo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01
Charleston Advertisements.
NJ I IL S HOU Sc.
CHARLESTON. s.. O.

S-k THIS wcli-known FIRST-CLASs
nMi HOTEL has been Thoroughly rcuair-
Led, reiittcd aud refnrnisbod, and is
now ready Tor the accommodation OF the
travelling public, whose patronage is re-
spectfully solicited
The proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort of his gHests.
March 81 JOSEPH PURCELL. Pro,,r
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

To All Who Use Liquor.-Wolfe's
Schiedam Schnapps is manufactured in
Holland by process only known to the
proprietor, and is warranted the purest
Liquor ever manufactured
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

Wolfe's schiednm schnnpps are imi-
tated and counterfeited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

n4 The Trains Of this Railroad run daily
(Sundays excepted) over Blue Ridge Rail
road, between Anderson and Walhalla, to
connect with the up and down trains of the
Greenvillo Railroad.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

What DO You Drink!-Wolfc'sS Sohie.
dam Schnapps. It checks the disarrange-
ment of the bowels in warm climates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01

Wolfc's Schiednm Schnapps have a
depot in all the large cities in the Union.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-01
Greenville and Columbia Railroad

kfaa kfsalEss.E:E sa Est
pASSENGER Trains will run daily, Sun.
IL days excepted, as follows
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
A Uc!I ON NOT1cE.-ERNEsR ROTH. AUcroNEER.
IA viii sch at public auction
SIS, 90 Worth OF Magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BEAUTIFUL PARL0R FURNITURE,

Works Of Art, Bronzes, China Vases and Fiynres:
60 FINE OIL PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT ARTISTS
Tts tThursday) morning March -. at l0x O'Clock pre-
csey at the four story dwelling house lls Clinton place.
Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood black walnut Parlor
Suits In rich French reps Turk
sh Easy Chairs match rosewood Centre and PIER Tables
Etagcre Corner and Book Stands twenyoae day bronze
Clock, rich china and Parian Vases Parlor ornamen
elegant Brocao and Lace Curtains hne collecton OF Oh
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAEOFORTE STOOL
AND COVER. COST 500
An elegant instrument round beautifully carved
wood and mahogany Bedsteads bureaus washstands So
aud Hair Mattresses: Blankets, Tea Tables, Extension
Table, Glass, China and Silver Ware. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

N0nCs TO CoNsrgsBEs.- -coNsIGNEE OF
and South. np,on January . (Which vessel put back s2
sousnsmpion 10 are hereby nounsd snsa PR %
Peced q arrive II hn port isw daya y crdsT . fssi
undersisned present hs bills Of adne for enlargement
IN T,.s s,sS YSss ;ss .Hsi..Ss Hs;sg Sc1 Ns.
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

MAaSifioESI Np soyER cosT rsTs9oohiE ss siooh
An elssan. round sornsr: Ssautfuly carved
a
s cssss .5is Bsa Iounss Spring
chna snd ser ies Sale positive
RY HENRY syIsy u LEEps 3 1sSns MIsEE; sEEr,o.vr,
= 5AnpH s1EE y asgShaSfP g%RSfrunr; ).
r. s s s;;:s
"a sa II % s a
'is SIS.sis and Ingram cssps.s
%lHss
81 fs ss,.
Mans chsa a %re
and other Furniture particulars Of which win be found In
The ss owSsr leaving for Europe.
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i; s ss
A 81
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:nsss. Sss'ss de Metz. ssss $Sss:'ss $s:9:.sa
Goa,nrier,' !s:sp vern.. sSsr%ans s.s
and
eALLERiEs until The sale, and one evening previous
thereto.
HENRY I zDaIsEsrAl9Rs aHsRs a1sEs s4Ys sA4YYsS0SzHas
H'a'fs SFsSs Ri s4ssss unss posEH
s11SEs vi ssH gSsS !ggns s.sysk
xfARos5 LRHafa1 oaShs aG g.
THE sssE .sss. 81 ssz ss; ssSss
Se sss Of tho most rare and
PRESERVES. yR9ITs RUIZ AND STORES.
DAY. Tf SSSaSi ysS 81 ESssSSHf' sO and
FULL raEgic1EShs :: HSH Ssasf safa nsRzEArrsn. sizi
RY MINER 4 soMERyILLE
RSsszs AsR s4fhIAaFs 4va!es
r.''
By hDMASR sfIESsk ASis!SsHHs
viii .kSSH e. 81 snssa on Monday
ss:s
Turniars Bsd;ssads: bureaus co@modes WardtoSes &C.
and the Kitchen Furniture. with which the sale viii
mence. ss-~ sss'ss"t- -
RYLANDT 4 va WwALDRoN, AucTIoNEERs; sls BROAD;
:as sSs Bronze
sad sas. % sy q
; ss p!:s:
ss issss
bracins an the kinds Of furniture barge
4 The o M Hen e. SH rs SA Nara i
Ssds S r H AIN q sssa for term Of ten ysas from
Lease q .hs fsr established from the foo,
S. hss:s o fs ss .Hs f sssn e. ]. aS N. 700, Of
Twenty stree, Sorsh river %asonl. 10Y
r!sl,: PIysss: ana .Sv:naSss thereof belonging The
snd eoadoS. sale may be had upon application
sy s. 4: fsHesss ssnsss. .Ses
c"' o. Ne" s'''' D1i.saTss1 rss4asTr z T. fs4'' M
s1d Is. n rS,'moGd IS H SEoGE
ss G S,,p q
Furnare suite and sepsrsts lots anordna ans
those S ,,s e ss1s
q furniture st the rssdsncss 81 owners or a his sales
r xeKSIaar Mo SELLS ON FRIDAY; At 10 O'CLOCK.
hs Sss :S5s .Ss q ssysog Al ss r1%S' e
sold Y io.s S-..-s !. .S1.s s.x--rS
HEhRY y. LEEDS 4 MINER, AucrIoNEERs.
On Monday evening, March Is At q O'clock At the
"LEBDS ART GALLERIts,n Nos. Sl7 and el9 Broadway
southwest corner Of Twelfth street important sale Q( Pap
na sy sT Of y Nj u Derby being =:
Wright Of New Jersey. and now on view at
H. W DEEBY'S NEW ART ROOMS,
~ NO; S5 Broadw,y, opposite wallack's theatre;
This well known collection possesses several works OF
wai r q aRfrs
both native and forclxr, am ong whom are
ACHkNBACH, A., GAILAIr,
BARWELL, HERRISG
BEAuME, LAMBlNET,
CARL BECKER, ROUSSEAU
BRETON, TANNEUR
DIAS, TILTON,
DuvRRGER TRoY0N,
DELACRoIx, ULYsSE,
ETTY vERBOECKHOvEN
FRERE EDOUARD, WEBB,
BIERsrADr, nuYrINGDoN,
BROWN j. a., KENSETT,
BOrGHTON, LANG,
CHURCH, LEuTxE,
DuRANb, Mf,iNor.
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

A UCIIoN sAu Is OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
"A HENRY n LEEDS MINER will give their personal
attenon US ual for the twenty to sales OF
Fur ure at the residences Of parties removing
or breaking up housekeeping the most favorable terms
WIZ also nold regular weekly sales their spacious and
OF broadway
STORAGr OF Furnre In our iofts can be had ON
~
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

vVATCfiks-suIrABLE FoR SPECULATIVE AND
M yurpesss ola and silver Amsrcsn ' Wasssss '
ossn Old established sSs;s Ss1S ~ Pie W.
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

Cn7 wBsr THIRTY sixth. STREET, YEAR sEv-
LUl epth svenue.-M. DAY, Medical and Busirsno
Clakvoyank Ne one need apGsr who consults hs> -
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY,s
i THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,

Steamers leave pier North river foot OF Canal street.
March lst-RfSlNG STAR Captain W. a FurHer cor
meeting With @ GOLDEN CITY, CIT Captain = + Watkins.
connecting with MONTANA. Captain j. Sutton
March 2lst-OCEAN QUEEN, Captain T. A. Harris, cor
Al deparsures touch at Acapulco those OF LIST and n
LIST and llh for Central American port and those Of
touch at Manzanilio. sN'H
Depariue OF llth each month connects with the ne,
steam line from Panama 70 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF March H. 1857 VIII
steamer COLORADO, To leave San Francisco for
and Hong Kong April g. 1857. Y
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines
attendance free.
For passage tickets and further Information apply
o.ce wharf Of Canal street, North rive
New York. 4N4s3 " f. X. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1867-03-14


-BURNHAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-ll5 WEST
"A. Eleventh street. Sixth avenue.-Fnrnituro
moved in city country Furniture packed and shipped
Furniture stored. Money advanced on Furniture
The New York herald., 1867-03-14


4 BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLArRvoYANT, WHO
"A equal In America aud the lady who nrst sd.
yertised this city and Boston; ana reward Is OF
informsoS On icss Or stolen goods suits absent
and business matters OF all kinds II you have trouble
matter how serious she aay for She also pre-
Hrbes for all diseases, and making great cures b
unwsry ~ Please lest her skull Rsmsmber this only
tlsvoyant In this city she can refer TO the
mosf prominent citizens Of New York. philadelphia, Boston
ana other elea Ca and satisfy yourselves Once NO $50
East Thirty third street. between Third and Lexington av-
4 srRoLoay.-DR. AND MRS. BRoudHTon CAN BIZ
up stairs Fee 81 70 s. Nstivties written, - 70 $50
4 cARp.-MADAMB ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUsr-
ness clairvoysns has removed 70 S ~ .Sov tSwens NV ny
and tells the Of the person you VIII marry Be-
ware Of srats pretsnde who try 70 initiate nor Lucky
pumbera "A g-s.k So sc e - !. -
"A Starr from Europe born with natural gift Great
ct Businete and Medical Clairvoyapt known Tells
and liksne pesl prss9n And future 0Aple speedy
faf<s IN love aRairs she was never Known TO fall 31
Fourth Avenue Gents not admitted Hours from A. NJ.
hn r 4. - " J. " - - ! A z =
1fADlxH Walters DIsrINgUfsHED tLArRvoy
sAsft SaTnss. uuiecrA GOOD luck 81 cAnei Greet
MADAME 1raoN-fHB aREAfEsf SusINpss AND
nsScl av!isuslAss A arccrn causes Spesds marriages.
Cn7 wbsr THIRTY SIXTH STREET NEAR sEv-
LU( epth svenue-M. DAY, Medical and BusireuQ
Ciakvoyank Ne one need apGsr who consuls hs> =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
DIED.

BREwRR-The funeral Of late Of PeeSsk, n Y. de-
ceased win place the residence II Mr. Coma BroSu
Peekk Thursday Jan TO- at oeoeS and at tue PfesoerAs
Church At y o'clock
CUMMN6S-In this city Su,dsy evening Jan 1861 the Rev.
Moses Cummings sgeI ~ years, II months and % days
Funeral the ChEian Church. al Eston, u o. We!aes
place, ~ 9! o'clock a. m
KAIN-on Saturday night Charles only Of william sas
H. Kahn. IN the 3th Of his -, -.
Ills family respectfully Invited 70 stteea
ii o'clock "Wednesday morning h int,
AZ Christ Church Faye and Thirty hhst previously u
conveying the body the family fui' f uemsui Al st Pss
Church Esst Chester
Brooklyn and Boston papers please copy.
LAs-Ou Mogoay Jan Lash stos Of The late n
Te s7e and friends iEiy attend the fner.
from ne residence Carly No 20 Bondst
Dean.st on Wednesday, Jan 3, al oclocS
AGR- Newark n J., Friday Jan Seth W Magic, Ia the
The Seral services m BE- held Presbyterian Church
Tuesday Jan at 9oeloek The relatives are invited %
McGBORGR-At Bridge wes'eheser Coz Monday Nh
inst Mari Youngest daughter Perry and Martha Mceoge
Funeral at Kaonah, this day TUESDAY, at o'clock
POTTER-0n Saturday Jan s. Otis Potter the Sah year OF ais
The relatives and friends Of the family also members o. Holland IOtgs.
No are respectfully invited attend he funeral from MS s resi-
khsye 81 house norh OF IlIst bTVoAll OF ioSs5
afternoon, al o'clock. without further imitation
PARSONsn tie afternoon Sunday inst ser short Illness
Reed McIyane only surviving and eldest hi VI Joaa h1"@H
and Mar Dumesn Parsons, in the SD year o. hs age 49,
TUESDAY clock their residence Ne % so
Thirty ns bis remains wiz be taken ke for in'erneSa
RCH-on Monday k ns Howard 81 Rich tbs sh year Of ais
The relatives and friends o. the family invited attend the funeral
Wednesday, at u o'clock iVn As late fe"aeae "" ''
Broome ST.
wHRELERA; Havana Sunday Dec % Anita Cs9anl vie -
Wheeler Of this and daughter Of John Louis cTaoss
ola Cda Cuba.
wIILIrs-Ia Brooklyn or Saturday morning Dec 1905 amer
Illness Sarah NJ wife Of ohAs d. Willis In The ' year o. 's'
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NARINE DISASTERS.
SCHOONER ASHORE.
BIT rrLEaRArr 10 rHx TRIBUNE.

| BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
| BosToN, Jan. THE schooner Col. Ellsworth,
Capt Robinson, from Newfoundland for NewYork, with
cargo Of fresh herr1ngs ashore during the snow
storm OF Saturday night Cape Poge, and was haned
into Edgartown, where She now lies. The Schooner lost
AL her anchors but is not materially damaged In her
bottom.
THE RECENT STORM on THE COAST.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-THE bark savannah
from Nassau WITH guano Tor Philadelphia arrived tOday
She encountered heavy weather for the last 10 days lost
spars ana sails and Is short of provisions and water On
schooner L. r. smith of NewYOr, from Wilmington for
NcWNOrI, with cargo of naval stores. Her mainmast
gone, and she was leaking Took Captain and crew
OH board and abandoned the vessel
The storm off HatteTas which the steamer Don
terePwas a seyeIe north-easter. AT time ii
thought the vessel would 20 down heavy sea rolled
her buwars under and washed away her cutter,
and her mainmast snapped off. Admiral Porter
ceyed painful confusion ia his side by being thrown
aross the cabin. Commander Chandler injured in
the hand Several seamen also were injured Mr. Sew
ard escaped. The furntur was badly damaged
A BRITISH VESSEL IN DISTRESS AT SANDY HOOK.
The British baTkentne Monica, Hunter, from LiY-
erpool Nov 90 bound Tor NewOIleai Is az anchor az
her buwaTks stove and everything movable On DECK for
ward Of the cabin swept Off She is shor OF PROVISIONS
The steanug Adea went 10 her assistance, but the cap
tain refused to be towed to the city There is strong
NV wind prevailing, and heavy sea is making clean
breach her; she has lost several OF her crew.
PROBABLE Loss OF A BRIG AND GREW
SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE brig Sunny South,
belonging to this port left Yokohomo sept 10 Tor shng
hal with cargo of treasure and passengers. Sept IL
terrific typhoon commenced along the entire coast Of ia
pan, and continued three days with undated fuIy
South supposed to have been in the vicinity Of the
Straits of Van Dieman, where she was probably lost,
with all board word has since been heard Of her.
and dates GO days later from Shanghai have been received
at this port without any news OF her arrival she was
fine vessel and had valuable cargo OF merchandise ana
about $4,000 in treasure belonging to the Bank OF Cali
fornia aboard.
LIGHTHOUSE DESTROYED.
ST. JOHN, n. B., Jan. THE Beacon Lighthouse at
the entrance ST. John harbor totally destroyed by
fire this morning No light can be shown there Tor some
time
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CRIMES.
NEW-Yunnnn.
THE NINTH-AvE. TRAGEDY-INQUKsT on THE BODY
OF BURKE, THE SUICIDE, BY CORONER GAMBLE.


The NINTH-AvE. TRAGEDY-INQUEsT on THE BODY
OF BURKE THE SUICIDE, BY CORONER GAMBLE.
Coroner Gamble yesterday, at the Jews's Hospital
In 2Sthst near Eghthave, held inquest the body
OF Thomas NJ Burke who Saturday evening shot and
led Mrs Fanny G. Willard and then shot himself In the
a rtment Of the former 40 No 40 Nintbave corner OF
Twel uethst But little testimony was taken, the par
cu OF the affair having been elected at the inquest
on the b. OF Mrs Willard, and which have been already
published ~ THE TRIBUNE. A. IL. Campbell of No. 22l
West Thirte hst testified that he the deceased on
Saturday eyehug lying bleeding I'm in the house
No 40 NiuthaVf and saw him conveyed TO the HOspi-
tall witness was Denber Of the jury at the inquest on
the body OF MFs. willard.
Kate BURKE residing at No. 1sJ East Twentyninthst.
testified that she saw her alive Thursday last ON
that day he informed her that he was 10 be married in
March next.
seligman Telsy House Surgeon at the Jews Hospital
testified that the deceased brought IN on Saturday
evening, suffering from gunshOt wound In the right
tempe he died M 81 o'clock Sunday mornings witness
made post mOrten examination, and found the bullet IN
the right large hemisphere OF the BRAIN. The jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased came 70 bis death by
pistol shot wound in the head inflicted by his own
hands" Deceased native OF Ireland aged 2s years
IIo member OF the Police force for nearly four
years, having served successfully in the Second and
Seventh Precincts At the time Of his death he was
rOundnan In the Seventh Precinct and was looked upon
by his superior officers capable and faithful officer