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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
HOMICIDE IN THE SIXTH WARD.

On Saturday evening Thomas Hamilton, Nor
rs Flynn and number Of Others, visited several saloons
IN the Fourth and Sixth Wards, and drank freely in ALL
Early Yesterday morning Hamilton was found by Thomas
Schmidt living in the hallway of lis residence No. ~
Nulbtrry.st nscnslbe. and bleeding profusely from
stab uO,nd In the lett breast He conveyed 10 his
apartment, and died in "a few moments The police
were Informed Of tho occurrence, ana, on IN
nliry nrcertained that the party with whom Ham.
Hon was eaIonsing during the evening had had
difficulty. Soon aherwaTd hIynn was aIIesi,eds Dy
In the Franklin-st Police Station. Coroner Keenan,
yesterday proceeded TO the Staton-House and lmpan-
neod fury aud then adjourned the inquest until to-
day at 10 Hamilton was native OF Ireland, aged
% years The prisoner is native Of Ireland. aged 20
years. lie processes to know nothing whatever OF the
occurrence aUd says the stabbg must have been done
after Hamilton left him. Capt Jourdan Of the opinion
that tho prisoner is not the aSsaant He and his detec
lives busy engaged in hunting up evidence Of the
affair, of which, at present, but little seems TO DO POSI-
Capt JORDAN last evening received from Barney Maloy
OF No. lO4 Perks the following statement: Maloy was
Sunday morning IN No. 10 MuiDerTy-st., with Haml
ton hearing noise ia the adjoining alley they ran
and there found two men assauting man named John
Barrett and apparently engaged In robbfng him Maoy
ordered to cease, and Hamilton just then coming
up the out N the alley into the street Hamil
ton followed In pursuit, Maloy remained to PICK
up the PROSTATE man, and placed cap upon his
head that he found lying beside him; no then
followed in pursuit Of Hamilton and the men;
IN fr0ut Of No % Mulbeuyst. lie found Hamilton IN
PROSTATE condition. and the strange assautng him.
Mal0y on coming M knocked ono Of the men down. and
both then ran away; Barrett at this time shouted
" Watch" and Officer MCGrath coming up, and finding
HIM drunk took him to tho Station. House. aud he was
locked up m the meantime Hamilton had been taken
into room on the first floor Of premises In the rear
of No y MulbeITy-st, and opening his clothing q
small wound was discovered I'm the left breast; as II did
not bleed much, MaOy thought IL but
slight, and after telling those around that
Hamilton would probably DO all right in the morning
Maoy proceeded hOmeward. In conveying Hamilton
into the house. he had fallen through weakness but those
carrying him thought was IN consequence Of his ntOx
icated condition. Hamilton died In very short time
after MalOy left.
Barrett, on awakening yesterday morning in the Sta.
tiOu-HOuSc found That some Lad stolen from him a
silver watch and a small OF money The thieves
fI(
fatally rounded Hamilton. The police have descrip.
tiVn OF tho gssa5siEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
COMMODORE MEADE's DETENTION II BLOOMING
DALE ASYLUM.

In the Supreme Court Judge Sutherland has
had before him for some time, by writ OF habeas cor
puE the question Of tho sanity OF Commodore heaoe
The writ issued TO the keeper OF the Bioomngdnlo
Lunatic Asylum hui, viii bo seen, Commodore meade
was not produced before him Judge Sutherland, on
SATURDAY, made the following order:
Sutherland The wit corpus this matter has
beea completely obyed Dr. BrowD the keeper Of te
r insane 10 his TO the writ stated that the SAID
Richard w Meade could rot from sickness or r1rHy caused H ea
mind be brought before tie Court without DANGER
mate Thadleu 81 Hastead City Of Eewl physician Gs 10
proper person. forthwith to visit sad Am Gud Gest sai obtain
with said Rcha W Meade Tor The n asreriailig
be without danger lH obrs he brought before
the II Size keeper Of The sid shall refuse neglect 10
permit such Interview or tuh leieW being granted tat e sad
stead be file opinion tha the SAL Meade without danger
be Ut before tie Court tie SAD Eed
shall such opinion 10 the ssd keep eu tie said keeS
directed bring the ad Meade before Size Chambers - ts
9Th day December Inst a. O'clock IN tho tfnooD TO
this a. tlat
and place why attachment tloui nos De issued against h
Let the attorney Tor tic petitioners ILL., matter draw odeT forth
" the eject above stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
TILE GATEWoOD SUICIDE.

Judging from his proceedings on Saturday,
Coporr Flynn seems particularly DESTROYS Of perpetu
etIng the feud between himself and Superintendent Ken
nedy The Coroner proceeded, on Saturday, to no 20
poSrry intending hold inquest over the DOdy OF
Mrs Mary A. GitewOod, tho hcptomanac who com
ntted suicide OIL Tuesday last, at No 81 south "ashs
ton's0uare An tho witnesses were present with tho
excepti0n OF Superintendent Kennedy, who had been
eubpepaed but who prevented from appearing lie
was represented by Mr. BOokstayer who said. on behaf
Of Mr. Kennedy that the latter was unable 20 aend on
account unusual pressure Of official Durness Cor
oner FLYNN declared that ho wOud lot proceed with the
case unless Mr.. Kennedy wore present, and SAID ne
thought he 1.-THE superintendent was not above the law
Mr. Bookstavcr SAID lie thought hr Kennedy could DC
present on Monday and the inquest then adjourned
until that date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
REPORT OF ASSISTANT FIRE-MARsHAL KEADY

Assistant Fire Marshal Ready on Saturday sub
mitted his report OF fires in Brooklyn dating from the
18th to the SOh Of November 1885, Ecusye TO the Ne.
tropoan Fire-Marsha Capt Charles ~ Bracket II
appears from this report that there have been unusual
number Of fires during the month OF November many Of
them supposed, Of inccndary origin, and in four
proved to be such, although the guilty parties
have not all yet been arrested. Joseph Helcke has
been committed for the action OF the Grand Jury on tho
charge Of having been found his store No 643
COutst under suspicious circumstances while the same
fire in three different places. Daniel Kelly was
arrested on similar charge Ia having, as alleged, set
fire TO his residence on the corner Of Washing on and
Atanticsts., on the 18th INST He DISCHARGED from
custody however for the lack Of evidence These were
the Or1y two arrests charges Of arson The whole num-
Der OF fires from the 18th 10 the 3Oth nit was a. or
these, four salLTns where the fire bells were NOT
rung and the flames cXtiuguiscd Ey citizeus Iyesti
cations have been made in every case and whenever the
lire ~ sufficient consequence witnesses were exam.
ned and Che testimony written de for future reference
The losses aud uraHces have not been fully ascertncd
In all cases. but from the Information cbaiucd the fol-
lowing result Is shOwu: Loss A7 25O assurances St2
So The late fire at Font lafayette is included In the
OF losses the property consumed that occasion being
estimated AT SOOO Apart from this, nearly all the prom.
erty destroyed by fire on damaged by
by Insurance The IrcMaSha concludes his report with
detailed statement Ia relation u all the fires which oc.
Cured since he entered upon the duties Of his Office but
which have heretofore been published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

registered ard voted at the po tho LIST District OF me
Nineteenth Ward Oh tho 81 OF SoNeBDer la'e, az
9,ivcd In this country the 2jih o. January lS5s.
Giil d,uic thar he ever furnished him or any oticr
,,,, ,jih naturalization papers lie was held IN $3.50
bi IN ounrar for examination ~ D. ~ to-day. Messi5
Hugh McLOughlin and Jacob hraemer pecaMe his pous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
EVERY DAY r.

EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.-Among the many
places % o. Information AIT eateraa1ett cy. ~
sic MONDAY IsCHYs given 90 the puEEs0LO3TaL RooHs
No D., ioasly At u geoeE where both ac az gelruen uaY
loIr Ilu.ta The Choice - Pursuits Char
scsrHrlr suSoe L Memory and bow % ,Dye t Men u
Genus Poets Philosopher tss fogres ard the described
ui lft,a,Ll sttr y 10 elevation aa4 VI individuals and
.Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
VERMONT STRING WATER.
Depot SO. az BfOol-..sL SAIE 90.

T. HOLMES, No. POI Broadway-D6 Dear Sir:
Tie BUHGtAHALAs IELEDArH lot from has worked
entire sat ua The feeling % security hsve DO knowing uaiA rob
br v Andy Telegraph Of ts presence before stealing would u
ilr What tie Insurance against being robbed
voul 10 i!ss val. uol estimate Yrrg truly yorrs.
NJ B CoNPERrnwAIr, No 90 Beavers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
announcements

JAMES ExPEcToRANr il both palliative
curative Lung CompIais Broa,ht kc his stardng
remedy r Colds Only prove
worth. Boll cvcrywLega
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
FRAUDULENT NArURALzArloN PAPERS.

Henry Seller. Superintendent of the Poor
elect for the MA District OF Kings County was on Satur-
day. arraigLcd before United States Commissioner Jones
on Tie charge Of furnishing fraudulent naturalization
paper to Que Constantine Week, upun which 10 was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
HOME NEUS.
TIE WEATnl


and rain mia ueA TIE ln Of the ETrtg
cl-srrg depth Of ~ ine
-Monu-Cou9y: nom ll ny clonty 90 H. AZ
tcruoon-Sgy cloudy EVenng-sEhtJ eosdJi o
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT..
Tie olDfirg tie tpor. iOf tie week eufinr Dec Q;
BAEOHErKg. THEANoNErEk
Weei .Zlfi8 week mtal............1I
NJ. Dec 310F7t NfIrum 90 p o. NOV Jl...f'6
Minimum - Dec .4JJ. Atimam 81 q H. Dec l...lal
Deerenc 1901 If,rr1-e, 900
snow 90 IT, 81; Ssh; dnraon - p
hours; u Ssog .acleai tepA Of i All io
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
LATEST SHIP NEDS
ARRIyFD-S uud

ARRIVED. sunday, Dec. u.
Steamship Fsr'ia. PreeTtn PLi1'e pia. u'rr. and
Steamship Acnshuet. Kelly, New Bedford mite all pasL
brig A.tel. sucehy, Gov Day. {. b., ~ ays, coal
Trr J. MhiAker. NlI;aksr Portland
Brk b. b. Hart, Burgess. Ets Beilod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

btchu'lp Ft1la iftftfhn j N'.t. alI pass
Steamship Aeushue Kelly. Nes.B,lhti nile al pa.a
f5r, J. %aiaier Rniai,r forila,d
BIZ. B. b. Haft Bu1sess Nev .Beliod
,cpoosERs-Al,ER .sn co1srwrG
Delaware slilven n!J.r Mercer. Pfovi,rca
Emly psaa,on. Nsw.Haven gnl,l,u De Hart Por,atl
loh B,Inu. Cold surns sarah Brennan. Port Jesrsou.
Iosspl ,.isa fbi.I,pl. Rams Bsra ral.,.p6S'
Nsr, Ham, ca.. Va Hoo. rfsSd,ac. a'0
Eussn scranton. Providence Rescue, Portland.
Heary Parker Nsa-Iiagu. $ G.mme. Sullivan. Ne.
{ Anna w, ss,sT Sta oilgs s5 d Basel. ,',l't
Lucy Joaes Eorwa.k. Clara Post por Jefferson.
Decatur Oaies Fall River. + D. Rn.s.i, Provi'erce
WIN. !. Phelps, Providence fa-ns S,7 neIH1L
MARY 4. Fre@ore proyleaes samuel S croelsf Taunton
yankee Coy. ssv-Ilaysa Amelia, pfouGenee
Nsdr Nso Haven
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SSSSS Dee G s s' @s M. G9 rs 5
,ruu New fork bark AasA Nes Orleans II b. Walker hom
tiFoRrNEs homoG. Dee 6-Saed brig Americas, nom Besuo'
BEeris key wes schr Amos edwards Philadelphia on the port
sAvisssm sTe schooner pont buoy tender arrived
here toi from Cha,on tour Of Inspection She reports the
Gs B sSd Tie Si'' 6als ImP &
Louisa aud Lnehantress HeSiok sht Laura BEean BOSOM
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ing sctr. irairs Biri, for DO. Do
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Dee 4 lat Jll5 long 10
sp =. r. Sage, O Hew-orsah, Tor HAVE. Nov as OF
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DISASTERS.
Orr Consul Palermo informs the Department Of State ~ the
on Telegram the Consular Agent Marsals reporting
os u The bark Aecta of Point Of Base Marsa
night Of November during terrific gale The Aleea sailing
from Teroova Ia Sicily hebor With cargo of and loo
Of bmsoue The vessel has Capt Beknkw aud hs
wife ana family and all saye with the exception Of the
ard, who lost while attempting 60 lover boat
Nov 20, lat 492 ", lotg y " the steamship Rheu passed
saeogsed sp abandoned apparently British vessel pber loaded
the washed away als letter, ubn be ,een
the hailed nom Dabin. her outside painted black
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Two weeks later rat Bruohsale pri

Two weeks later. at Bruchsale pri-
son, in Baden, the landlord of Che
sign Of the Deer and the Ghost Rob-
ber of the Black Forest, who was the
same identical person, having been
proven guilty of numerous fendish
murders and artfully ontriyed rob
berries, committed at different times
in the Black Forest, paid the penalty
of his Grimes by letting fall his head
from the exeoutioner's axe, since
when travelling through Schwartzeld
has not been so perilons to life and
purse, nor has there been seen any
: Ghostly Knight of the Road in that
section Of the world. 81. at slfa ..
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
De @ 6 s1'l E
[ENERAL SUP'Ts OFFIC

GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE,
nSspMGrp GTAsaTagoS, m 3, 1 &; March Is, 1909.
Il lows, viz: ilfi.
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 6.80 a. m :
Arrive at KinSsviile. ......... 1.3O d. M.
Leave Kingsville.. e....... 200 %. M.
Arrive at Columbia. ............. $50 b. m.
Leave Columbia. ia............ 500 q. m.
Arrive at Kingsville. ........ 78O a. m.
Leave Kingsville. le........... 500 %. m.
Arr1ve at Charleston... $40 d. m
The, Passenger Train on the Camden
Branch will connect with up and down
Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Man.
chester Railroad Trains on MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger
Leave Charleston for Columbia. $40 p. m
Arrive at Columbia. .6O5 a. IN
Leave Columbia. ia.............. $50 d. M
Arrive at Charleston. $40 a. m.
March 81 Fl. T. PEAKE. Gen1 Sup't.
Office North Carolina Railroad Co,
COMPANY SHOPS, April \, 1863.
an and after this date, the following
~ will be tho schedule for PASSENGER
TRAINS over this road:
Leave Charlotte daily at $50. 11.86 %. m.
Greensboro at......... sos 6. M.
Raleigh hat............. 9.41
Arrive at Goldsboro at......... 1926 p. m.
Leave Goldsboro at........... 1890
raleigh at. .......... 3.20 60
Greensboro at.... TIT
Arrive at Charlotte at ...... 1l.35p. m.
Through Passengers by this line have
choice of routes vid Greensboro and Dan
vile to Richmond, or oia Raleigh and Wei
don to Richmond or Portsmouth; arriving
at all points North of Richmond st The
same time by either route. Connection lie
MADE at Goidsboro with Passenger Trains
to and from Wilmington, and by Freight
Train to Weldon. Also TO Newbern, on A.
4 N. @. Road. Freight Trains will leave
Charlotte at a. m. and arrive 6.20 D. M.
April ii JAS. ANDERSON, sup't.
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INDIA RUBBER sCRuBBER,

"E have been appointed Selling
w Agents for BAYNE'S INDIA RUB
recommending it as the Ne Ptus Ultra of
sc''ubbing brushes. 1t will scrub dirty
floor in less time and do the work more
effectually than any scrubber hitherto in
troduced. 1t only requires trial to be ap-
preciated. VIM. A. WRIGHT, ESQ, Su-
Perintendent of Nickerson's Hotel, and A.
is the perfection of ScrubJers. Cali and act
one, or see ii tried at store of
May IA j. Il T. r. AGNEW.