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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
TUNKHANNOCK, PA, WEDNESDAY, APR 3, 1867.

opening his knife, ..
"Wretch! you viii kill my daughter,
and yon think | ought to be satisfied? |
am turions. Begone, ifyou would not die
by hand p
81 will 60 when cut off your nose,
said Coranda. 81 have kept my words
and do you keep yoursw ..l
stop > cried the farmer, putting bis
hand before his face "you will surely let
me redeem my nose?"
at depends on what you offer," said Co.
randa
Will you take ten sheep for it?"
"No! | would rather cut off your nose''
and he sbarpened his knife on the door
step. a@ ...
Father" said Helen the fault is mine
it belongs to me to repair it. Coranda,
will you lake my hand instead of my ia
theirs nose ?"
81 will q sr-..
81 make one condition." said the young
girl. ave will make the same bargain
the first of Us that is not satisfied after mar
riage shall have their nose cut off by the
other" r.r rts gfa
''Good" replied Coranda. "I would
rather it was the tongue but that will
come next" ... .a
Never Was finer wedding seen at Pra-
que, and never was there happier house
hold, Coranda and the beautiful Helen
were model pair The husband an wife
were never heard to complain ofeach other,
they loved witt drawn swords; and, thanks
to their ingenious bargain, they kept for
long years their love and their noses
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03
GREAT EXHIBITION.

stevens, Sumner Is Cos. Mammoth Circus
and Menagerie
o pened in the Capitol Building, at
Washington, d. c., on Tuesday,
March 5th, 1867. Ring Master
-ThaG. Stevens. Clown-Char-
ley Sumner.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

Il. :. ias.--.aLg- 8. {. g .. 4.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

THE "Coot OF THE EvENING."-Syd'
ney Smith was complaining of gentleman,
who, although many years his junior, was
in the habit Of addressing him by his Chris
tisn name, privilege, which, as Sydncy
Smith remarked, he only allowed his most
intimate friends. Shortly after, the. gen.
tlrmen in question entered the room, and
iamlliarly addressed Smith as "Sydney,'
inquired how be thought of passing the
day "For my part" he added, "the Arch
bishop of Canterbury, (the then DR.. How
ley), has often invited me to pay him a
visit at Addington Park and think | shall
ride down and return in the cool ofthe eve
ning." so "'p.' 2."5'5 fsll
"Ah," returned Smith, ''then let me give
youa piece OF advice | know something
of the Archbishop; he is very excellent
man, but rather proud; don't icall him VIII
liam, he might not like it. "la s'.@ ga
A roar of laughter followed this signi6-
cant speech, and as the dscomftted youth
left the room, Sydney Smith turned around
aud quietly remarked, 81 think have set
tied that cool OF the evening at last"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

Terms-l copy year, lin advnnce) s2'CO is
MT paid within six months $3.50 will De charge
No paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all ar
garage. are paid; unless at the option of publisher
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

A weekly Democratic
DIAPER, devoted to Poll
4 Ties News, the Arts
aud Sciences &c. Pub
ished every Wednes-
day, at Tunkhannock
Wyoming County, Pa
BY HARv Y SICKLeR
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

A Western Judge full Of fun and frolic,
and widower with Eve children was late
ly bantereI by apretty miss of five and
twenty for not taking wife. The Judge
confessed his remissness, aud ended ia off
ering himself to the lady who had so hand.
someIy pointed ont his short comings. She
was willing, but there was one-to her
serious obstacle. ..a..-
"Well,' said the Judge, shave it. My
profession is TO surmount snch obstacles"
"Ah Judge, this IS beyond your pow
er; have vowed if ever married a wild
over he must have ten children" iEa..
"Ten children O., that's nothing
said the Judge, "Pll give you FIVE now, and
my notes on demand in yearly instalments,
for the balance"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-04-03

Why Is kiss like rumor? Because it
goes from mouth to mouth. ,r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
BIII,

En,i,led an Act To add certain additional ssc-
tions TO article ,wenty-six Of the code OF Pub
lie General Lave Of this State, relating 10 cor
porations, 10 order TO provide for the organi.
nation Of universities, Colleges, Hospitals and
Asylums.
See. I. be Il enacted By the General Assembly
Of Maryland, That any twelve or more white
persons, citiEens Of the United States, and ina.
lority OF them citizens Of Maryland who may de.
sire TO form corporation for the purpose o. or
ganiEing any University. College or Hospital, OF
any Asylum for charitable purposes may make,
sign and acknowledge, before some officer com.
peleni 10 take acknowledgment of deeds. esrli-
hcate In writing, IN which shall be stated the
corporate name Of said University, College, Hoe.
pi,al or Asylum, and the number os the ,russecs,
directors or Inanagers who shall manage the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
BILL.

- DILL
Entitled an act 10 repeal artitle 80 of the
Code OF Public General Laws, entitled
State Reporters" and the several soc.
tlons thereof. and re-enacting said article
aud sections with amendments.
Section l. Re IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That article 50 Of
the Code Of Public General Laws, entitled
State Reporter" and sections !. 2, ;. I. :
and OF said article be and the same are
hereby repealed, aud te.enacted with
amendments, in the following terms
Sec l. The State Reporter shall be
appointed by the Judges OF the Court Of
Appeals, and shall bold his Office for the
term Of four years. unless sooner removed
by said Judges, and shall be styled the
State Reporter. and shall be re-cligibe
from time 70 time.
Sec. ?. Ho shall receive 40 annual salary
Of one thousand dollars.
Sec T. He shall report and publish nil
cases argued and determined In the Court
Of Appeals OF this State, from all after the
passage OF this act, designated by said
Court 10 be reported. within six months
nom the time when the same shall have
been determined the reports in all cases
shall be limited 70 . statement Of the
material facts, the principal points and
authorities relied on by tho respective
counsel. the opinion OF tho Court, and an
abstract or head note oftho points decided I;
and each volume Of said reports shall also
contain list Of The cases therein reported,
a list ofthe cases decided during the period
embraced by the volume designated BY the
Cour, as ".ot 10 bs reported" and eopious
index
Soc 4 Each volume Of the Reports shall
(cSsiiausd On fSurih Psgsl
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18


Entitled an act to repeal subsection five
Of chapter one hundred ard nInety.fonf
Of Laws Of Maryland, passed January
session, (ls65) eighteen hundred and
sixiy.6ve, entitled az act t. repeal aud
ro-epact sections Eve tventy.six and
twenty. seven OF an act passed January
session eighteen hundred and sixty.iouT,
chapter three hundred and forty.six,
entitled IAN act 10 amond article four OF
the code OF Public Local Laws. relating
TO leasing OF tho State Tobacco Ware.
houses. and the Inspection OF Tobacco.
and 10 ro-enact the same. Also. 10 repeal
sections nine, eleven twelve. hiteeu.
seventeen, eighteen, ninetccu twenty.
,wo. twenty-five, twenty.siX. twenty
seven and twenty-eight OF chapter three
hundred and forty.six oi Laws OF MARY
land, passed January session. eighteen
hundred and sixiy.four, 10 re.enact the
same with amendment and 70 annex
additional sections, 70 come in after sec.
tion ffty OF said act.
Section l. he IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. That subsection
hvo. Of chapter ono hundred and ninety.
four, Of Laws OF Maryland. passed. January
session, eighteen hundred and sixty 1--we. be
repealed and re.enacted 80 a. 10 read as
follows
Sec. ;. Each OF said tobacco inspectors
As soon as possible after qualifying, shall
take charge Of the warehouse 20 which he
may be appointed. aud Of tho tobacco
books, furniture. implements. appurtcnan.
cce and effects found therein, and shall 70.
ceipt TO his predecessor therefor and shall
employ such clerks and laborcrs. provide
and keep on hand such hooks. implements
and materials as may he necessary Tor the
economical aud effective discharge OF bis
dutios as such inspector The chief clerks
Of tho respective warehouses shall receive
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
A RILI

A BILL
En,itlcd An Act TO repeal asction three Of Afi.
clio eighiy-tive Of the Code of Public General
Laws entitled SeAnen."
See. / De Y enacted BY the General Assembly
II Maryland, That section three Of article eighty.
i've 81 the Codc " Public General Laws, entitled
90 Seamen be- Aud tho sams 10 hsFuby repealed.
Sec =. Aud be Il enacted, That this ari shall
take effect from the date Of ia passage
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
4 ELL

Entitled Gu Act 10 repeal section TOD. OF
the eighty.c ghih article OF the Code al
Public General Laws, entitled" SheriAs.
and 10 re.enaci tho same with sIncnd
nents
Section / BE Il enacted by thu tscncral
Assembly OF Maryland. That section -four
OF the elghty.eighth article Of the Code oi
Public General Laws be repealed aud
re-enacted so as 20 read as follows
Sec (. II any sheriff in once. pr.ot tn
the first day OF January last past. shall have
failed at any time heretofore 20 give and
osier tor record the bond 10 the proceeding
section required within ninety days after
the said FIRST day Of January last past oi
his sherelfal;y, IL shall be the duty Of n,
clerks OF the Circuit Courts of the Eespec.
tive counties. o. fthc clerk ofthe Superior
Court OF Baltimore city. as the case may
bc 20 give notice forthwith Of such failure
10 the Governor Of the State. whose duty
II shall be at once 10 require the Attorney
General 20 institute the proper proceedings
;o vaeate the Office " said sheriff, and
upon said vacation, 70 appoin; -gccesso,
nail 'he next general election
Sec. . And be IL further enacted ThR,
il the bond hereinbefore required should
be filed within the ninety days bereinbciore
named. but subsequent TO the first day Of
January in any year. it shalt. 10 addition
to the provisions hereinbeforo required,
be 80 conditioned as TO make the obligors
in such bond responsible also for all official
acts Of said sheriff committed OF done by
him from the said hrst day OF January up
10 the date OF the filing Of the said bond.
as we'll a. thereafter
Sec. 3. And be IL further enacted. That
this act shall take effect from the date OF
is passage
We certify that the aforegoing is true
copy Of GIL act which passed the Genernl
Assembly OF Maryland. January session.
ls6, W. II. COLE
Chief CLERK House Of Delegates
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
A BILL

DNtssH
Entitled An ~, To add nsw stciion io ali.
Gle TEN q. the Code Of Public General Lsssan-
titled Attachments
See |. Be u enacted by tho Gcbsfai Atsaaihly
u.MNylsnd. That article ten Of the Code Of Pub
lic General Laws, entitled Attachments, I've
amended by adding ihsrio tho following section.
See. 1s. The plaintiff may have mort than
ono attachment or writ OF fattAehuient, 10 be laid
in the hands of dintrcnt persons. or levied On
other property or effects than that taken un.
der the lirsi though the first b. still outstsnd.
ing, provided, that but ono satisfaction Of the
debt or demand shall be made, and that IL shall
le ln the discretion Of the Court in alsuch case.
whether any costs, or u any. What amount of
coat shall 6c allowed on the suhscguen, sttarh.
mont or attachments.
See. q Aud he u enacted, That ihis act shall
take eject from the date OF passage.
We certify that the afofegoing "a true copy
Of an act which passed the General Assembly oi
Maryland, January session, 1851
W. H. COLI,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Nay ls.-lt. Secretary Of the Senate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
ChiCfCl ilOnse o: lle.e2a;,
AUGUSTUS GASSATAY
May l. II Secretary ~ 'hc Scna'.


- Balsss
Entitled An AL 10 make yalid the Official act;
Of Justices OF The Peace Appointed by Cover.
no; Bradford, ia the monii. of Dceeilbsl 50.
aud January ls'ic.
See. !. lie It enacted by the General Asseilh. )
Of Maryland, That tho oic.Al ac,s of al. Justices
o'thc Peace APPOINTED " tio'rrnot 4 y. Rrsl.
ford during the inonih q! Dsceilbc, s.t std
the month OF January. isJ}, be'Aal he .a:nc are
hereby declared 10 be offull force an4 c:lcc; and
they sha! DC tahen aad received 20 have he same
cf.ec; as II such Justices iAl bccc appointed N
conformity with law, provided, that nothing "a
this act shall he construed to effect uiyneai rcn.
dcFcd by said Justices.
Sec. :. And be ii enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date os ia passage
We ccrtify that the Sfofego.ng ls a ;;uc copy
of an &C, which passed the General Assembly u
Maryland January session, 1861.
". Il. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegate.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
May ls.--i;. Secretary ~ to- Senate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

hogsheads 50 sold, their weights. and the
amount per hogshead realized said nc.
count 10 be rendered a. already required
by law in regard TO receipts and disburse.
ments ofsaid Inspectors.
Soc 3. And be Il further enacted. That
the following sections be added 10 the said
act OF January session. eighteen hundred
and sixty-four. chapter three hundred aud
forty-six. TO come in after section hfty OF
said act. aHd 70 be numbered sections ffty
ono AID dny.two. respectively
Sec 81. II shall be the duty W each
Inspector 70 publish once 10 two months.
IN some newspaper having the largest
circulation IN the city OF Baltimore. an
accurate aud detailed statement Of the
number OF hogsheads Of tobacco he may
have IL his wareh ouse, and stored out. II
he have any. when inspected. aud their
average weight he shall also have hand
bills posted in and about his warehouse
directing public attention TO said statement
see %. II shalt be the duty Of each
Inspector 10 have his warehouse thoroughly
cleaned out az least four times year. aud
he shall certify 10 the Comptroller qu.tteriy
tha, he has complied with the provisions nr
this section
Section g. And be- il enacted Tha, this
act shall take effect from ihe cate o: a..
passage.
We certify that the aforrgo,ng Is a tru.
copy ~ an act which passed the GeIeIal
Assembly of Maryland January session.
$50
W. X. COLE.
Chef Clerk House OF Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
May lr-lt Secretary of the Ssnai"
\ BILL
IN titled Al Ac; 10 repeal section twenty
of article ninety.six OF the Code ,r
Public General Laws. entitled w cighis
aud Measures" and re.enact ~" same
with an amendment
Section |. Be % enacted by the G.u cTal
Assembly of Maryland That section
twenty. Grticl. nineiy-slx OF the Code "f
Fublie General Laws. entitled Weights
and Measures. be aud the same Is hereby
repealed and fs.enkcted. to read as follow
Section 20 The sIzo and dimension. .i
the cora barrel measure shall be- ~ follow
namely Tweniy-one inches 10 d.amei.t
iclear Oi staves) At the bottom. and twen;,-
three inches IL diameter (clear of slaves
a, the top. aud shall hold five struck bush.i,
~ corn and all lime sold 10 this state. COZ
delivered 10 this State 10 sry p'rson or
persons shall he measured IN hu-h"i.
measure OF the following dimeHsion.. siz
Twelve inches 10 diameter lcleas ol slaves
Ut the bottom. and fifteen inches high IN.
side. perpendicular measure aud ~ al
cases where the lime la, alrcad! Stacked
u shall require twp such bushels 10 max
one bushel OF qnick lime any person s'"la
ting the provisions OF this section. shall ou
conviction IN any cour: OF this state 60
before any Justice OF the Peace. Toe fined
no; less than fifty dollars. nor uos, ;han
Eve hundred dollars one.hali 10 the igi"r.
mer aud the other hnlf - 60 60 the public
: s,hcol fund Of the STATE
section !? Md bee il cnsciel iha. ;h.
act shall take effect 'rom 'he dni~ ol iis
pasFaec
~, ,ri,.is liza. the aicscyv.ng !, a truc
copy - .n az; which passed tho 'cmcral
: ssaml!v o. MARYLAND. January Sos on
-. wM u COLE
Chief Clerk ol the House OF Delegate
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Mayis-l, Secretary OF the senate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
Of an act which pAased the General Assembly o
Maryland, January session, 1867.
" a. COLB
Chief Clerk House Og Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
May Sit. Secretary Of the Senate


u
Entitled au act to enable the directors " the Ma
rylAud Institution for the Instruction of th,
Blind TO complete and render ~ FOR occupa-
'on the building now Ia course " ctc'tion IN
Baltimore county.
Whereas. Since the commencement VI lhv
building now N corrse Of erection IN Baltimore
county the prices OF labor and material Of every
description have advanced 50 largely, that II Il
found Impossible a. complete the same without
n vcrY considerable addition 70 the Orgina csli.
mate ana whereas. the requirements ~ the M.
ryland lnsituiion Tor the instruction ~ ie blind
render the speedy completion Of said building Ah.
soluieiy ncc,ssnr, therefore
sl.ciion | lic ~ enacted by the Geueral ASSEM-
bly, NJ Maf gland That fof this purpose ot eua.
hliag tie Mary Wand Institution ior the lnsirus.
ii0n OF the Blind 10 complete and render tenant.
all, the building now 10 cngtsc ni erection Ia
baltimore county 'O' a.i ing,iirti0u tn Treas
ufer o. ,ir state upoi Size Warrant cfihc Comp.
:ulirr, shall "a. I" inr treasurer of saa .ns,iiu.
ton. f0g the STA -is!.,"r hundred sad sixty
seven. tiie SUN u Ia.s;, 'ncuian. loi.ar- AIT:
she said -,in ~ thirty iiiUgsnii iolars Is hcrr-
hj appropriated fut that ,'uipus' out IT ,nv ra-
appropriated money 'n ihS TREASURY
SEQ :. And ne u rnncicn Ths' ih.s ~ .Iai.
'1sc t.,',t f'uiu IA, tate - o., iri..A:"
"" certify ;hal IL. aiorryu. az i.n 4. 49, ,"lr u;
az set whri. ias ,c,i ih, G"nera. As'.Il. ~ Va.
TyDiud. January .,ssior. 81;
" l. toI.k
Chi"'Clt,. i!oI-,'p. .r,saics
- GrSrc.G tSSAWAI
SIv - Ill ~.-eA"'A;. S'L,r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

We certify that the aforcgoiHg Is a uus lopy Of
an act which PASSED the General Assembly - As.
ryland, January session, 1861.
". X. COLE,
Chief CleEk House uf Delegate
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Nav In 1t Secretary ofthe Senate
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

", ,rI,.i. taa. the aicseyv.ns is 'ruc
copy - .n ac; which passed The 'iemcral
: ssaml!v o. MARYLAND January ses- on
-. WM u COLE
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Delegate
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Mayls-lt. Secretary o' the senate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

Enlitsd an act 10 repeal the lhr,y.sevcnth, thir-
ty-eighth, thIrty.ninih and forticth seeiions Of
article "a OF the Code Of Public General Laws
entitled " license, . aud 10 rc.enaci the same
with amendments.
section I. 10 Il enacted by tho General As-
srmbly OF Maryland, That sections lhifty.scvcni
ihiry-eigh,, ihiriy-nine and forty ofariicle hfy.
SIX Of the Code Of Public General Laws, entitled
" Licenses, bs and the same are hereby rcle,l.
cd, and the following sections enacted in lieu
thereof
81. No person not baing pcrmancnt resident
~ the State u Maryland, shall sell. oiicr iOf
sale Or expose 10 sale, within the limits Of the
eiiy OF baltimore, any goods, wAtts OF merchan-
diEe Whatsoever other than agricultural products
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
\ BILL.


Eauiled - An act TO add section 80 Gr,:cl. ~
% the Code Of Pebble General Laws, entitled
"Plsadings. Practice and Process 10 enable
parties TO plead over without withdrawing
-. their dtmuTrers.
Section !. lle IL enacted by the GenetAl AZ.
scinbly OF Maryland. That in all cases, civil and
criminal, now pending or hereafter 20 arise ia
the courts of this State, in which any os either
party shall demur TO any Indictment. 4,S:laIa
,ion, plea. replication, Tcioindtr, sir-Iejoinicr.
or other plea Of any description 81 ,hr opposi;c
PARTY, and tie said demurrer shall h. oycttuled
the party dcInugrins shall have the =, ut 70 .cad
over 10 the facts ofthe case, by wRv ~ .savegse
or otherwise. without wiihdsnving ais demurrer,
and upon appeal or writ os error shall have the
questions 81 law arising upon the demurrer tS-
sidcd and determined as frlly 10 every intent rs
u the party dumuuing rad not pleaded ovcr
See =. and bs i, ensctrt that ;hit ~ shall
,asc effect from the day q lie passage
We Ccriii, ihs, the aforegoIng ~ n true cor ~
an act which passed the General Asscmhl. ~
Maryland. January Session, isis.
". x. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY.
MAJ iS.-li Secretary OF the Senate
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

BILL
Emitted An ac, to tay A. LAagan Janc;; to
balanec of bis salary rs late Comptroller ~
the Treasury"
Section l. he Il enacted by the Guarral "A.
sembly Of Maryland. That the Comriroti IT the
Treasury be and no is hereby directed 10 issue
his warran, upon tho Treasurer. to pay a. Lia-
gsn Jarrett -four thousand nine hundred and
three dollArs aud sixty cents, being the balance
~ his salary ~ late Comptroller Of ihc TroasuTy
sec. >. Aud be II enacted, That this aci shall
take eject nom the ia'e Of iis passay-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

We certify that the afoFegoiue Is Il irLe ,op.
OF an act which passed the genera Assrmhl, q
Maryland. January Session, l.6
" L COLE.
Chief Clerk OF the House - ntltga,.-
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAi
May ls.-lt Secretary - he S"nA',
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

We certify that the aforrgo,ng Is tru"
copy u an act which passed the G.seIal
Assembly of Maryland, January session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13
ALLEGED HOMICIDE At TINE ssuokLYn NAVY YARD.

fatal shooting ARRAY occurred At the Brooklyn Navy
Yard about i've O'Clock last evening. The
connected Herewith DO ascertained are
follows:-Two marines, named James P. Malone and
William Fondel were posted sentries on the Cob
dock guarding the brgs In which the prisoners are
confined when petty dispute In relation the own
ersh OF dog alleged 10 have arisen between them
they began "skylarkngn during which q large navy
revolver in the hands OF Fondel discharged, the
ball entering the right eve and passing through the
skull OF Malone, killing him instantly. Fondell waa
Immediately taken in charge by the officers Of the yard,
who appnsed the police authorities aud the Coroner Of
the affair Officers De Clue and Hardy despatched
10 the yard By the captain OF the preoncs
and took the accused into custody who s locked
up in the station Coroner Lynch caused the body Of
the deceased TO be removed to the dead house, and will
hold the inquest to-day. Malone . recruit In the
marines and about twenty years Of age. Fonde n
German, years old has been in the service
for years past and the best possible terms
with his unfortunate comrade. He expressed tho
deepest at the terrible result Of that which he
CLAIMS to have been purely accidental his part the
shooting OF Malone The prisoner II Is said beers
unexceptonabe character for quietncss Of disposition
and sobriety. Both parties were unmarried.