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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.


New YORK, July 13.-Letters from
Shanghai, Of May Goth, state that the
fFigste Shenandoah had returned from
her mission, Ia search of facts relating
TO ths destruction of the American
schooner Gen. Sherman. 1t appears
that the Sherman had been attacked on
the coast of Corea, and returned 3 Gre,
when she was asssiied and captured,
blown up, and all on board persisted.
Five hundred MoTmons arrived from
Europe yesterday en- route for Utah.
One thousand others viii soon arrive.
St. PRtrick's Church was eonseoFBted
yesterday. A large number of Bishops
were present.
A Washington special says Saturdays
session was lively. The House was en-
gagged on the bill to reduce the army,
which means to get rid of certain Demo-
cratic officers. The Senate had before
it the F'reedmen's Bureau sham, ana
bill to throw out Southern votes.
Bisir's letter to Broadhead was twice
read. Thad. Stevens denounced it as
open rebellion.
BoutWeil and Morgan INDUCED in some
sharp personalities. Butler was aIso
efIicious, and Mullins, the Tennessee
constable, made, IS usual, an ass Of him.
self.
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CRY DIRECTORY.


AUUEK0D.
wH. ps,uzpaore s Co +, 80 Second.
A. M, SfoddArd 3 Co., - Second. -,
A 8. Levy 8 CO.. =. sseene' j. emerson i'iO0N
Cahzeps' Union Bank, cor. Main and JEFF
Peoples bank Of Tennessee, y MANSON.
Meta phis city Ssvings lnstllon5 10 seElefaOh
First NEtiOusl Bank, a Madison,
Jecsson Insurance C0npsny, 10 MADISON.
BOOH sESRBS-
CT. ChAmberlin & Ce., Blank Books ls7 5daiE
CHURCH 3 Co, Sl5 Main.
IL. n ade & Co., Is Msiu
EO0EES AND SHOES.
arp g Lutz, l57z Je1erson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, EFG
p. Morgan. is Third, corner washington
" a Bruce & CO... 81 aud S9 Monroe
WOodrud & Co, 1ls Main NJ,
r q. Bradley, 81 d6tn, JackAoh blocAs
COAL DEA / EEss
Riglsv-- hIeiIersa & CO., % South Court.
DKJPEEsART.
yrJ 3. Russells, a North Court.
BEE EfBEA.
= Einson, Z8 Main street, Clay buLalng'
DRUGGISTS.
ChandIer,& Co, 2i8 Main.
E5I2EzEUHE.
q. stiles & Co. 20 Second.
GBssCEaFEs.
Farvason & Clay, Wholsssls, 82S Front
WeSb. Mitchell s Co., Wholesale, u Union.
@ W Sturdivant 1 Co, la2 'front.',
Martin Wzit q CO., wholesale y Front
Brooks Eeeiy & 90. 20 HEonL
EDicsr 4 Sharpe. 558 Main. 49,
(3aIbresih, stewart & Co., No. ll75 Union.
Victor d. Fucnss rI5n Depot II JEFFERSON st'
Mercer Ware & Isiley. Is aain'
HARDwARE, STOVES, EFC.
Au;so4 Brothers. 20 Front.
f4ii-es 4 scott, also, 1Iuware, SsS Second.
fy1Rrlt.s atoGJ * Hro.s - second.
q Robbins q Bradley, 20 Second
RFolJrabs q Co, - Main street.
ClrgilI Bros. & CO. ~ EI9nt.
a Wetter z Co, l3 and 10 Monroe.
HIDES AID LEATHER.
L, Rocscher, also Findings. a2552 Main.
Geo, Phfller q Co.. Adams near T1EeI
HFEEs EAEH AND WIGS.
y Tsvieue. 2591Z Main. See advertisement.
M n j. koduer, rs Main.
EH8UEAHCE.
r,,,,,-t,- Es-a Travellers Lie. and Accident
1 us Co. 5, Il. 2. Butler, Agent, No. l manson,
Il r CLARK q Co.Agt'B E1re ana Aatlrlne, hlaAiAtt-
ears F}ranot ni hnick5ru OcEler Lie - 1at-son'
ri. I. TomIinsou, General AGENT i! -aai1llson'
F5eopieig InsuranOG Co. ". q. tTre5nlRH' Fresl-
,s1rT = p Read. Secretary Is dauihcn 81.
a. A. Ldttleton 4 90. Agency = Maalson'
Wredeuburg q sylvester, = 9aaglsoA- -.
y. Western AAaiGaI Lie =. o OAiai--i' Ass9i-''
. 81. F-I8tdi louis Mutual Life, HoMRhon & Otis,
AGENTS, 50 hadls0n.
EEWELRY. WATCHES AED DEA10hDs
AerTiman, Byrd q Co, 20 Main; 91 49,, Mt,
po0lev Barnulu 4 Co., cor. Court and Main.
= - -l-o GI0C3E DEALERs.
Nathan Bros. n Co., 2is Front.
f.UEBER DEALERS.
Moore. Eader &. Co, 85s and 80 second.
OubDiDs. Gunll & Ooover, Flsnlng Mil, lbo
MERCHANT TAELOES.
Power & Mccoy, 2s8 Second, cor. Jefferson.
Mattress nsRufaCt0Fy.
Louis Ksith, lsS and 70 Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DEEEEG.
q, A, IoueubsFs. M Beal and 20 Second.
MILLEE EEy.
L Krsnler Importer Fancy Coos, % Aaln'
Wrs a. C. Eunjes, ~ Main.
sEsEgsiss E4CEEIEES.
Grover Il Bsksr, 2J9 Main.
star shuttle, ~ second
TRUNKS. VALISE3, ETC.
I. HaPpek. 90 biain.
TOBACCO NESTS,
L EewburZer q Bro, 81 Main.
Thurrnond, Foster q Co., MoEFoo.
FdInondH PetLgreE q Co., Sls Front
Mayer, Nzrsbue-g q CO., cor. Jefferson q md.
UHHEET A ERS.
]. c. Hoist q Co.. 80 MstD.
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CASH OAPIEAL OF ss5OO,OOO.

Which win be suficient 70 duplicate lines to
all Or nsaTiy all the paying points reached BY
the present monopoly.
The present Telegraph ComPanieso Of the e0un-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year, or
over one hundred per cent on the actual cost
OF their Ines, thsir present capital having been
watsred over ONE THOUSAND per cent.
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition nom the United States
Government Of the importance OF their enter
PRISE with grant Of the mcst yalusbis ran
chises ever conferred upon a telegraph COM
Pauy. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted BY Congress 10 this company
70 construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE in the United
states. The position Of this company differs
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question Of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders OF this company cannot Be
sold out or TRANSFERRED to any other
company. The act OF Congress under which
this company hes been organized, prohibits
any transfer Of the franchises granted.
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Internal Revanue Taxes.

CoI1EGroR'g oFF1cE srH Drsr. Ta1;ss.,
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho annual
IN Ltst OF Taxes on Income Business or Pro-
fessions, Carriages Watches, etc. etc. for this
District has been returned to me by the Asses
sor, and all persons are notified that eaid Taxes
are now due and payable.
Payments in this city and county must be
made before the Ikt day of July, at my Office, or
Hdditional cnzts end penalties will acetne.
- HQLfA ~ IA uNpEha, ColleqtcT,
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RArR GOODS.
Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

vTTTE0TT 4 FINE HEAD OF KAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful. Without
this crowuIng excellence OF beautiful Eair, no
LADY can obtain without buying IL Al hADA-als Is
TANIGNE. Call and see for yourselves, Tor
artistic styles and siesancet AZ 2os G-S Main
street up-stsirb opposite Court Square.
n. R Wigs, ChignOna, etc. HH1r Cutting, 10
s;S,qs an ~ r. LAVIGEE.
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The consequence vas, that not one OF
the twenty-seven was removed, and but
one suspended from Office.
Now, there is not a corrupt sc0undrei
accepting SIS the agent OF the Govern
ment in the collection OF this tax, who
does rot know that he can engage in
the most infamous couspiraeiss to de-
fraud the Government with impunity,
aud that the chances of his removal, IS
power to remove is now divided, are IS
one 20 hundred. He can afford to take
so slight risk Ia view of the enormous
wealth that may be had by q little
Jlaesse and q confidential understanding
with the manufacturers.
There is bribery enough at Washing
ton, and money is lavishly expended TO
votes. There is a certain per-
centage OF purchaseable scoundrels IN
every party; and in every faetien it is
very large. There is no danger that the
of the Board OF Managers will
be ludisoreetly pushed too far. What
ever the measure that is to be engineered
through Congress, it is Radical yotea that
must be had for it. There viii be no re-
and reform until these men
are swept out Of power, end the dis
5resses OF the people, which must come
upon them sooner or later, compel q
zreat reduction Of the revenues, and the
substitution of economy for extraya-
rance and honesty for fraud, in every
1rsnoh OF the public service.
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NURSERIES.
WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Mass BoUth Of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
sU8E TRENT WADDY THOMPSON.
JCHRs TRENT q CO.,
PROPBIETORB
gUoCEss0Rs 10
DIR. s. NJ. w H z AT ON,

vETE are prepared TO MI orders for every de-
w scriDtfon OF Fruit, Flowers and Ora
mental Tr,,ss Grape and Straw Gerry Vines ana
Hot Il ousc PlaDis Roses, etc, aEc-
Our stock iH L1ade up Ot tue best selections
which can De gotten no in Europe or America.
We soifclt correspondence nom ali VINO par
chase trees IN large small quantities, or any
who wish 70 adorn their places Win choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs
zss- FiEst-claEs Landscape Gardener
EluHsrs for B3uquet5 and Mreaths Always
on hand.
ss- Descriptive Catalogues, vita prices AID
Al necessary inforfnai ito1. VIII be fzrniEDed ly
applying personally. 0r by letter TO
m dsIvT ~ Eet8EE TAEEE a CO.
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cALLS..HOW TO Be mapf.

One per cent. OF the Stock VIII be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls. not 70 sx-
ceed i've per cent. per month, wiz be made by
the Board Of Directors, from time TO time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds TO construct
aud equip the lines; but no calls VIII be made
afler the one per cent. is paid, untu the En-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK ahsn have been sub
scTibed.
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But the sstuaI amount to be peld in casb

And this amount Il 70 be paid as follows: One
Per cent. Of the par ct the tine OF subscribing,
and no more, IN III the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then on calls 70 be made By the
Board Of Directors; instaiments not to exceed
i've per cent. per month. When thirty-fve
per cent. Of the Par valrs Of ths shares has
been paid, certificates Of stock wiz be issued
This VIII give the company q paid up
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oF HERNANno INs. co-

OFFICE OF FERNANDO ms. CO.,
" MEMPHIS June "A. 1858.
The annual election for Seven DIRECTORS OF
this. Company, for the ensuing year. will be
held by the stockholders, at The ONCE of the
Company, on MONDAY, JULY 18th prOx., be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock q m. and 2 2. m.
je2ff|r BEN MAY, Secretary.
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.WHRArl WHEAT! WHEAT


7 ITURaY OF THE ANCIENT AND AC-
cepted Scottish Rite OF Freemasonry. for
tho southern Jurisdiction OF ths United states.
BY Albert Pike, I'D, HGy. Grand Commander.
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Part II, 4th 70 18th degree, s. CO.
80 1t Wouid peEilsps seem unnecessary t-lte1
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Published and for sale by the Masonic Pub
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nr Copies Of the above for the Memphis
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. l.
COSoer Monroe q Second Sis.

WYE hsrve the Absirsct Books and Complete
w Index Of The hegisisTe O6ice, compiled
t,v the lac HENRY A. OHNE aad, alter nom
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mistake having occurred n All that ulae,) We
are enabled 20 furnlah complete deraignnent
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We also offer for sale = splendid four-horse
power portable Engine and Sbafting.
Also, one OF Roberts make OF Hefring's pat.
ent Safes cheap.
c. +. CaAEEBgRLEH & co.,
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MTsCELLAEEoUs.
THE NATIONAL
TETEGR ApH
COMPANZ.

new enterprise, to be known - tie Ma
tonsl Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred By q
recent act Of Congress Tor the purpose Of estsb-
fishing Trunk Lines OF Telegraphs on Al the
principal railroads and mail routes in the
United States. The stock Is to be issued upoa
the ssEoe principle as that Of the Merchants
Union Express Company which recently eom-
nsnced operations. The design is 10 interest
the entire business community In the enter
prise. This is done, not so much 70 dispose OF
the stock "a It Is to secure the business OF the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital Is to be
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4CTUALoAPITAL Required

Tie Company confidently believe that tairty-
i've per cent. Of the Capital stooz wli CON
atrnet and fully equ3p
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MAYDWELL q ANDERSON.
MARBLE Wo RKS.
No. SO Uasson Street,
THE LIFE AND REMAISs
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged
By Rev. r.. H. RIVERS.

q SUBSCRIPTIONS are soiiciled to this work,
- which, when compiled, viii embrace be-
tween four and fy5 h1ddred u mo. psges,
prlnted upon caiendered paper in bold, clear
Is ype, and bo1nd in q creditable manner.
Gen. HAsEELU was one OF the most brilliant
men and eloquent orators thst 1ennessee has
be shown not only BY brief and truthful
narrative OF the chief incidents Of bis eventfol
Mains consisting OF Poems, Essays, Letters
a. q Orations
II the personal friends and adnirers Of the
great TsnnesSeeaa win subscribe libeTally AZ
once, the work can be delivered BY Noyezn-
ber, lees
Tde profits arising from the sale OF me work
viii be devoted to erecttng a monument 70 his
memory.
Terrns-33 per copy, payable On delivery
NB.-subserfbers naay leave their names
with Col. j. 81. MON AH0N, No ~ Madison
a5Taet, OF gtfh ], u. KzATLAss Esd les y
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ooMPAEYs oFF1cE:
Nos. O. and 66 Broadway, n. Z

"A limited amount Of the capital stock Of tais
company il allotted TO this locality ana those
having an opportunity, and subscribing, VIII
be placed upon equal terms With its corpora
tors, and VIII secure like interests in all franz
clnIses which have accrued, OF may hereafte-
accrue 70 the company nom any and ali
sources.
Stock may now be subscribed in this com.
pany at the once Of
TIE MERCANTILE AGENCY
r. Q. DUN a CO.. Southwest corner Main ana
Madison, over Commercial Bank, Room s.
Memphis. Tennessee.
8. B. WRIGHT, General Aeens
nhstT For Memphis ami Vicinity.
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HALF FARE.

nE AND AFTER JULY IsT CSrfL FUR
thsr notice visitors 20 the var Gus " ateFi 5g
Places on TIE line OF the MEMPHIS AND
CHARLEsTON RAIEEOAD will be carried 81
half FARE. IukR Springs, Bafley's springs,
ValherTaosa Springs and Lookout M0unta4ns
are AL open for the recepJion Of visitors.
W. ). ROSS, GenI Eup't
Bsnrphis. Tenn. June -, is8. jes02w
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r SIS ELLIS
DisDGISsTT, IlfFmary and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and AZ North COurtst..
MEMPHIS, /: TENNESSEE.

nR. RUSSELL'S DIHPENSARY AND IN
II PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest tnstitu-
tion of tine kind In the Southwest, established
in 1883, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 anu ~
north side OF Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
open FOR the reception of patients desiring
treatment and the comforts of home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated az
the office or by letter, II desired. Dr. RUi SELL
Is acknowledged by all parties Interested as
by far The MIST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAS \
C1ulck, thorough and permanent cures guaTan-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases Of 90NORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
in 8 few days, without the use OF MercuIy,
chance Of diet, or hindrance from business
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestiee
eradicated without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss OF Semen stopped in short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored TO free vigOr in few
weeks. elect or 6onorrhea OF Iorg standing
when ell internal remedies have failed per
maDently and speedily cured by new treat
Daent. Victims OF 8ELT-ABUSEa and excessive
Yenery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss of physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
E1r All consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gsut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated BY the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
Office hours from ams TO p.In., and from
10 pm
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, PaTiumery, Toilet Articles ete.
would do well to call at RUSSELb'5 DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. ~
North Court street. under the Dispensary.
ieZT
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BUCK EYE SALHE,
HE GREAT REMEDY for PILES.
Sold by MORRISON q ELLIS,
jyl Ig2 Main street.
NOTICE.

UNITED STkTEs TETERHAl. REvRNUE0
CoLLEcfoRi s OFFICE, SFH DISTRICT, TlssH.,
MEsPHls, July Il, 1865.
r WILL SELL on TE5 4 &4TH INST. ATTHE
L h5Ess Of Edm onds. Pstttgrew q Co., ia this
inTf tied 70 the GoveTnmsnt for violating the
Revenue Lsw MS OF the United States.
tyI2 RuLFE =. sAES DERas, Collector,
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TNE MERcAMrILE AcENcY
NOTICE

z 3 hereby given, that IN pursuance OF an Or
d der from 7. J. Latham. Reslster in pani.-
rupicy lor the Western District OF Tennessee.
Ibe5e VIII e second general meeting Of tire,
Registers once, No. 40 Main sfrsef at I0
o clock am, On the 4th day OF susrst next
,-,.n 9. A.LEFFINGWELL4
lfaA Assignea'
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$4,000 MILES or WIRE.

Which VIII coHnect Rl the commercial eents
and important places Ia the United States
This opinion rests upon the most reliable esti-
mates and responsible oEefs 70 oOnstruet and
equip the lines
The National Telegraph Company Is organ
lied under the Laws Of the state 81 New York
and franchises conferred By an act Of Congress,
approved July a. 1865.
PEEsIDEs7T.. B. sENTER.
OF Cleveland. Ohio.
YICE-PREs1DEEr.-.-.....-..--RoBERT sQUIREs.
OfNsW York City.
OF New York City.
s1usrTAEr-...----......-.GEoReE B. WALTER,
OF New York City.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 ENGAGE
In BUSINESS.

HAVING determined to relInouish business
III in Memphis. We offer our entire stock for
sale until the 10th Of July, consisting Of q
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B Y STATE AUTH oRIT Y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
"A HOrrid Murder-A Man Chops of
the Head OF his BrOther-in.LaW.

While Dennis CronnD was at work in
Mr.. Andrew Furbushs sausage factory, in
Charlestown Mass. on the 4th, he was
deliberately murdered by his brother-in-
law, Dennis Reen. CrOnan was taking a
sick mans place for the day, and was
''running tallow boiler" His work YES
terday was to shovel tallowIinto a basket,
and then empty it into boiler One
shovelful had been emptied into the bas-
ket, and he was STOPPING while fllingthe
shovel again, when Reen, who had been
engaged near him In chopping up fat with
large cleaver. an instrument about foot
long and six inches wide, stepped up be-
hind him and deliberately chopped oil his
head at one blow, sending the blade thro'
Cronan's neck about an inch below his
ears. The body was found fifteen minutes
after lying near the block, the only connec-
tion between it and the head being about
an inch Of the skin under the chin. The
blood had flowed all around the body, and
the blade Of the cleayer. which had been
dropped on a chopping- block, was covered
with blood. Reen had fed, and ss the
men had quarreled over ainoney transae-
Lion suspicion naturally fastened upon
him. Late in the day he surrendered. y
Briefly summed up, the events which led
TO the deed are these: Twelve years or mole
ago Cronan came 10 this country, Reens
sister being his wife. Three years ago
they sent forty dollars in gold to lie n
in Ireland in order to defray his
expenses to America, and he came to
Charlestown, and through the influence of
Cronan found employment in the sausage
factory He boarded with Cronan, and,the
latter, it seems, had taken Reen's wages for
a few weeks to settle debt. They had o
reckoning and it was found that $40 was
due Reen, and this CroDan paid. Cronan's
wife was away at this time, and he inform
ed her when she returned that he had set
tied with Reen. She showed him that the
$40 passage money which they had furnish
ed to Reen had not been included in the
settlement, and she demanded thatamount
from her brother, Reen, but lie swOro chat
he did not owe her cent. She ventured
to say that he did; ,whereupon he struck
her. b'aeRenihg htrcye. She was dissuad-
ed from legal proceedingsuntil three weeks
ago, when she trusted her, brothers wages
for three weeks, and he, employing coun-
sci, had the dispute carried into court.
Trustworthy witnesses swear that Rsen,
who is quick tempered and desperate
man when i1aamed,. had threatened to
b We $40 worth of revenge out OF Cronah,
whenever hs could meet him alone. He
attempted to stab him with butcher
knife af,'w weeks ago, when Cronan mild
ly told him that he must get q new board
ing honse There is evidence to prove