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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
Auction in Chester.

MISS E. BRAGG will sell a large and varied as
vi sortment of Millinery Goods at Public Auction
at Ingraham's Hail. Chester. Vt, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct 18th and 18Th 1865 Sale to commence
at one o'clock P. NJ, and at six in the evening of
said days F.. BRAGG.
G. P. SPAULDING, Auctioneer. 43-A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
7 LONDONDERRY WOODEN COMPANY

THE LONDONDERRY wooLEN COMPANY.
having made new arrangements, are about to com
mence again the manufacture Of cloth, either
shares by the yard. their customers may DESIRE
The company have good supply Of cloth on hand
which they will exchange for wool on ressonable
terms. NOAH WHITMAN.
A. NJ ALLBE.
WARREN GARFIELD.
Londonderry. VT July LIST. 1855.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
COES COUGH BAISAM.

This hong tried and popular Remedy is again called
TO tho attention Of the public. As often a. the year
rolls around. the prspsistors annually mako their
bow to the people. and remind them that amonsst
the many things required for the health. comfort
and sustenance Of the family through the long and
tedious months of winter. Goes Cough Balsam should
not be forgotten. For years 1t has been household
medicine-and msthers anxious for the safety Of
their children and all who suffer from any disease
OF the throat, chest and lungs cannot afford to Be-
without IT, In addition to the ordinary four ounce
so long in the market we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles. which will in common with the
other sine be found nj all Drug Stores
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac AIKEN. Of Allegheny. tsstihes that
II has cured him. after all other remedies had failed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
UPHOL STEERING,

ALSO
CASTORS FOR BEDS, LOUNGES AND
Tables furnished at low price. Also pictures from
ed or the moulding furnished.
Bellows Falls. Oct. % 1868. AS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
Latest From Montpelier.

The legislature completed the election
of U. s. Senator on Wednesday by COM
pairing the record of the two Houses in
joint assembly, and notified Mr.. Edmunds
of his election, who being present was in
vited and did address the joint assembly
and accepted his election in an able
speech.
In the Senate the bill in aid of the
West River railroad was debated bv
Senators Wheeler, Barber and Burt. In
joint assembly in the afternoon, DIR. Geo.
Nichols was reelected secretary of State,
without opposition. There was then
something of contest for sergeant-at-
arms, which was settled, however by a
decisive vote on the first ballot. Mr..
Converse of Woodstock warmly sup
ported Frederick E. Smith, and Mr.
Grandey supported z. G. Camp as fol-
| lows:
z. G. Camp, 173
Fred L. Smith, ~
Scattering, 8
For Auditor of Accounts, Hon Du-
gald Stewart was elected unanimously
| For Commissioner of Insane, Mr.. Wheel
er nominated Hon. Homer Goodhue of
Westminster West. Mr.. Converse NOM
mated E. ID. Warner, and Mr.. Crane of
Newport nominated DIR. Alvin C. Welch,
and presented a resolution of the Yer
mont Medical Society in his favor. The
result of the ballot elected DIR. Welch
as follows:
Alvin G. Welch, LAG
Homer Goodhue, 56
f. d. Warner, SO
Scattering, 2
| The following officers were then elect
ed by a uira voce vote: Railroad Com
missioner, on nomination of Mr. Went
worth of Chester, Maj. William Rounds
of Chester; Adjutant and Inspector
General, William Wells of Burlington
Quarter Master General, P. P. Pit kin of
Montpelier; Judge Advocate General,
S. F. Atwood of Monkton; Supt. Prison,
james A. Pollard of Windsor; Direct
ors of State Prison, David Hubbard of
/ Concord, l. n. Hall of Groton, Martin
G. Rice of Benson. Adjourned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
g E. NJ o 0 r Z

Has just taken rooms in Cbase's Block over o. +.
Woods Drug Store. where he is prepared to do all
kinds of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23

SOUTH READING-Th ladies of South
Reading hold Union Festival and Con-
cert on Thursday evening of next week.
The object is to gather funds to repair
the church in that place The prepare
tons have been quite ample, and we
trust and believe they will meet with the
success they deserve. 1t is the first of
the kind by the ladies of that place, and
for want of hall of suitable size, they
will hold their levee in Kendall's hall at
Felchville. BY their bills we notice
they are to be aided by Clark, White,
Chamberlain, Whitmore, and others,
who are among the best ballad and min
strel talent in New England Another
pleasant feature is that several South
Reading boys, who are living far away
in distant States have interested them
selves in it, and generously sent home
contributions to aid the Festival and the
project 1t will be pleasant entertain
ment and we hope the pecuniary reward
will fill the highest hopes of the worthy
and earnest ladies who have the matter
in charge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23

Frcm LESTER SEXTON. of milwaukee,
3. rat al5 MILWAUKEE, Jan. "a. 1858.
Messrs. c. G. Clark Co.. New Haven. Conn:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. and il has proved perfectly satisfactory
remedy. have hesitation in saying that We have
received great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully.
(Signed) LESTER SEXTON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
1ifd

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry, to be paid for according to length
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23

- Chester people will find n good op.
portunity to buy goods at Miss Bragg's
auction sale at the Ingraham House next
week. See her advertisement
There is to be an extensive auction
sale in South Reading, ON Saturday.
Oct. 3lst, of the property belonging to
the late Hiram Goddard See advertise
ment fer further particulars.
= As the cold weather advances,
many people are buying stoves for the
winter. To an such we would refer to
F, T. Hadley of this village, who sells
the best stoves to be found in any mar
ket.
ALI in Graftoa and vicinity want
ing anything in the line of goods kept
by j. t. & ii. G. O. Howard, should
give them call See their new an
nouncement this week. The season is
at hand for their wares, and they are
bound to give the best bargains the mar
ket affords.
The Ecclesiastical Coancil called to
ordain Mr.. Cyrus Hamlin to the work of
the ministry, and recognize him as Pas
tor of the Congregational church in this
village, will meet on Thursday, the Doth
inst, at 81, A. M. The examination of
the candidate will be in the morning.
and the Installation services in the after
noon. The public are invited to attend.
We learn that nearly fifty copies of
DIR. Vests Analysis Of the Bible, MOTTO
ed week or two since, have already
been sold in this town, twenty-three in
this village and twenty-five at Saxtons
River. As before stated, people are not
at first attracted by it, surprising it to be
only equal to common concordance, but
examination at once attracts interest,
and shows its value as the most conven-
lent edition of the Bible ever published.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-taking
little and oftcnand you will very soon find relief
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

by Enrght With regard to Allen they proposed TO show
that be received these bonds without inquiry They
could get poor one Such things did not happen by ac-
cdent aud II he showed what ho proposed to show, he
would prove they were not sins of OmissOn-cases IN
which the authorities had been imposed that the
defendants were not only guilty of making these iaudu
that dstilers who wanted securities went TO Eur1ght
and that he procured them for payment The state o
have presented many fraudulent bonds without know
ing beforehand that they would be accepted TINS was
NO0O9OOO per annun. and the Onus thrown upon more
useful articles At the rate at which the defendants were
gong along for 80 days their district would have lost 10
the Government S,OOOOOO year.
The first witness called for the Government was Charles
Tappan clerk in the Collectors Office Of the Third DIS
tret He testified that he had served under all the
Collectors from the time Of II. &. Bowen was ohlef
were his deputies Allen had charge OF the office; knew
his signature tpapers shown should say that was MS
records Of the Office John E. W Hopke is distller in
the Third District he gave paper purpcrting TO pea 6e
with the office as dster the paper is record 81 the
oce and became 80 about the time Of its date Wtness
Farrell and Henry O. Lewis Objection being made, the
bond 9 Lewis %a offered Yde5se4 witness hS d1S Fs 9II
Of 1ses he acted Notary till 1867 did not know his
handwriting but did know his signature gdentaeu@ @ M
Witness here described the form OF dsers ponds ana
sented. The District Attorney here offered the Lewis
bonds In evidence which objected TO by defense on
the ground that it made 70 the United states aud
not TO the United States OF America ana conended that
objection OyerTuled by the Court, and the District
Attorney offered the notice OF Henry Lewis OF his nten
tOn 10 engage in the business OF diser, This was
also objected 10 and admitted Tho bonds OF Richard A.
Butler. Patrick Dawson, James Feeau. Thos Rodgers
jected to- and che objections overruled by the Court
The witness then crosseXamined. The purport or
swearing the applicants for bonds. and examined them
according TO the official FORM also that the bonds were
spector and passed by him as correct. Tho evidence
was ruled out and the Court adjourned until IL IN touay
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
lBY TelezraRh. |

lBy TslegpphI
...Gen. 0'Neil addressed Fenian Convention IN
Tbe BOSTON steamers Erie and Ontario are to be
old by suction on the ID OF iJun@
An extra session of the Missouri Legislature IS
"a he called 10 reports concerning the Pacinc kAr0Aa
A d,snatch from Victoria v. L. mentions ire
there "a Nust which destroyed property :" 'as A@0u "
car Conbv has postponed the meeting of the
south Csroua un shah have approved she ne"
Constitution
The Mississippi Convention is revising the
Csnhon making material change" No Popo'n LAS oss
The new California machine for laying railroad
is laying aud rails the Vallejo and Sacramento hOAa 'a'
rate Of tWO miles daily.
THE Pacific Railroad Injunction % case S is TO- re @
The Mississippi Central Railroad is 70 be . eX.
Jackson is Northern terminus TO S'0a 'A 'D'
DR.. Halls dwelling at Piqua, Ohio, was entered
y ~ cCI,sf'h sS. Il = !. '1ssS sS,S S'a %.ly ssstsa
' The case of Degrove against the Vigilance
Committee q nashville amer 1,EC@sH 6. "' d'"'''1
''"'' ,vbirlwind AZ 81. Louis on Wednesday, un;
rooted 'sIer. budng demolished d, osU, sO%Ss
The case Of the United States agt. the Adams
P::ss aS. Ils'iaas &. uaa issas ss
s cSls returned Californian who claimed % be her
paSr The uneOa raised By zOS' counsel sAa the
wN continued. 20 ~ ,
Tho eorrorators of the Southwest Pacific Rail
=, GasIs yesterday and temporarily organized the sss
o % walls u Sc President. and osn Fake ef b
Louis Secretary. -.
Tho Soldiers and Sailors Convention in Rich
5 appointed % delegates to the Chicago Conyenon
saS th OF Gov Wells aud eoneaaSd uen ocoonsds a.
uiuis,Ta,ion o Affairs In virginia
The Coroner's Jury investigating the cause o
ss q % Sa soi s S. e SSs been ia an AID dsSSss
| s,.t MI, iaet tnoSn to the SBgineeh ... g..
| The Southern Press Associated adjourned a
Aussta Yesterday 10 meet In Mobile An the second Weine
day February 1859 Nj Lamar Of Cnbus elected President
| 1pd SIR Reese 81 Macon, Secretary and Treasurer.
! The case of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvani
City PbadhiA for che residue Of arreas taxes and
Common tried In DAaphn Coan C9a
CS@sloS Pies. yesterday. sJdei vI TVassysd ssalpI, 3' city
| bas6l. ",
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

or not GUILTY Of high crime msmesnor as the may be-
charged IN TIE articles Of impeachment, etc
MT. GUINNESS moved further to amend the rule, by.
striking out certain words aud adding others 80 that the
RUE may read In taking the votes OF the Senate on the
first second third fifth seventh, eighth, NINTH tenth
and eleventh articles OF impeachment the presiding Off
Ger sna call each Senator by his aud propose the
following question in the manner following:
MI How yOu the respondent Andrew johnson President
Othe United States guilty guilty OF high crimes and msmeanc
as charged In these articles
And on the fourth nd sixth
MI How the respondent Andrew Johnson President
OF the United States guilty guilty charged In these articles
Zach Senator shall se bis place and guilty not guilty"
Mr.. HENDRICKS moved an amendment by inserting
the following at the end;
Bat taking the the llh article the question shall be put
as TO each clause Of such article charging distinct O1euse
After debate, the question on Mr. HendTicks's amend
ment was decided in the affirmative:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
NEW-YORK.
NATIONAL

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS.
Pursuant to call for meeting OF the loyal
soldiers and sailors TO appoint delegates this city 10
the National Convention OF Soldiers and Sailors to be held
AZ Chicago ON the 10Th inst number OF them assembled
last night at Masonic Hall The meeting was called 70
order by Major Forbes and organization was enected
by the selection OF Gen. w. Hudson lawrence as Cna
man aud Capt CFegau Secretary After Dref cons u
tation, q Committee was appointed 20 prepare
LIST IL dele and also TO nominate ~ uele
aea from each OF the Congressional districts OF tnls
CIV The COMMITTEES retired. and in short time re-
turned and reported Of the following soldiers
az Delegates-atIarge: Maor-Gens. Siekes, Cochran,
shaler McCallum, smith, and sigel; Brig Gems. Haw
lima burke, Lawrence. Jones, WoOdford McIVOr ana
KTy1IanoWski; COls Conkllng, Crandall Morgan Web,
ster and Marshall: Majors Forbes C3wton, ana ana
Wermerskirsch; Capts Cregan, Wagstan, Hogan, and
Cousa The district delegates were also named ana the
s includes the several grades in the army from MAJOR
eneral 10 private. The delegates were instructed 70
assemble on next Monday evening" and to provide lo
mass meeting OF soldiers sailors TO be held ~ as carry
date "a possbe after adjournment OF tho Chicago
Conyentlon Due notice OF the meeting 10 TO be given
through the TRIBUNE. The meeIlng tneh auoneu' SUI
TACT 10 the call Of the chair.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
NEWARK.

The Little Wanderers" from the Howard
Msaion New York City. were present az tho
OF Charity Division D. OF T., on Heahesd
night Yesterday morning they gave onorsi issSt , -
thr friend. At the rooms OF the Division MT Arnold,
who accompanied thom said to those present ina tnst sSe
sna October last NewJersey has donated 10 tho hoo
mora money than any other state In the Uhioh::.;
and Henry Purcell and Sames Davis the rresiden' & xo
gecrearY OF the Buttonmakers Union OF this clty VINO
% recently arrested for having forged the name oi inc
Trrasuror OF tho Union to bank oheoK' nave 1
been honoraby discharged. tho Grand Them Jury
falling 10 nnd indictments against tnem.
rnrna1lu. Fine alias Joseph Doren, was arrested
by Detectives smith and Brant yes!shLa ,sha y Mr On
Robert MStAhes, on the Bloomfield Turnpike ana t,s .
wagon from the stable.yard OF Mr. Tlchohor on the
ninnmaaiS Road The accused was committed
Conductor Doty, who badly hurt on wednesday on
the Morris and Essex Railroad as prcvonsy reported IN
Tas TRIBUNE, Is now fair way OF recovery Dr
itcIev had harrow escape from serious Injury yeser
a Ia vas riding down WarTenst when his horse
TOOK fright, and ran at fearful speed down ths NIL NIL
Two T6eeis OF tho vehicle came on, but nnhly
the doctor succeeded In stopping the ~ ,h
oyetnent Ia IN progress TO secure the erection ot ,o
ns State innatlo Asylum In this city The trial OF h
dependent Detective Becker. who is accused Oh narp ~
passed counterfeit money, VIII como on poioi0 N
Commissioner to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
THE SECRET SESSION.

Dir. SUMMERS RESOLUTION, TO VOTE AT ONCE
REJECTED-REJECTIoN OF MIR. MORRILLs
RESOLUTION TO VOTE on MONDAY NEXT
Mr.. ANTHONY's RESOLUTION, TO VOTE Be
FORE WEDNESDAY, NOT ACCEPTED AT
LENGTH THE SENATORS AGREE TO DISPOSE
OF MIR. JOHNSON ON TUESDAY NEXT
WASHINGTON Thursday, May T. 1868.
The quet-indeed, should say the dullness-
around the Capitol building to-day, was in strong
contrast with the excitement of yesterday The
usual number of tickets had been issued, but very
few were used because it was generally understood
that the Court would retire for consultation very
Don after assembling. AssoOn as the journal of yes
ter had been read the Chief-Justice informed the
Court that the first question before it was Mr. Sum
nes resolution prescribing the manner in which the
final vote on the impeachment articles shall be Ia
ken At the same time Mr.. Chase directed the doors
TO be closed. Several Senators rose to in
terpOse objections, aud TO say that, in their
opinion, the subject should be considered in
open session but the Chief-Justice called them to
order and repeated his injunction. Only few
spectators and reporters were in the galleries, and
they retired at once.
AZ 10 minutes after 10 tho doors were closed and no
one was admitted to the galleries from that time
until o'clock, when the doors were thrown open and
the Court was declared adjourned.
The Senators were met in the corridors by their
friends and the journalists eagerly inquiring what
had been dOne and fOrthe replies which they received
Irefer yO to the Associated Press reports Imay add
that no significance whatever can be attached to the
divisions in the Court while in secret session.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

IIF61.

BuRKE--Iu this City "Wednesday morning Mar hihi L"'''
Her relatives and friends Of ber brother cs.r,, Ssrt,
invited 70 attend her funeral from re des o. p' wa A
Philadelpha papers please copy.
FoRBEs-on THURSDAY May N'ga relic, q Joha L. ps,s. m
.rves, oa the Tedence OF Rcr soansv Blew 0ss
seaooa at ocoE The o be Taken Newark S'al'f
morning.
GREGoRYon THURSDAY M, yeunges, dicght,r of S..A
the late John Grego aged u ysars aai i'd,y,
The friends OF the family are invited 10 ena l usri oa
Eig6t6s7e.
LEFFBRTs-Ia BrooIlys Ttay m u, cnien y0ans,'.
of John c aud Adeli, Le1er ,sa es5 iad af sr,,
The relatives and friends are n s to sad N @ @ pSI . On
LowELL-Reubea Lowell in Nes Orleans wedae'ii April e.
TIE SeSd, and scauantanee ,r. respectfully uei to ,ea bic
funeral from st. Peters Church Dr Beschs Tsenstst ee"s,a
hs. h;ass iss Gsas. g. 5sa:' a.,
se!sI ssmsea meet a. e. 'IS % Sos ~ ,pSs shs sasr
Safas SS2 . sots sE S Ists Tue 6si sSS =.
last marx u respect deceased brother vo,,axo p,xxs
sgT ss'sss J. oa wslns.d ", E, ea4s: e e : ID: .
Relatives and friend: Invited 70 attend his f1t from h S red
dsnce on Friday, MAY 8. at O'Clock p N
PsP Stephens I '9n q samuel aai x SasnI ,s S'
The relatives and friends Of family respectful, ad I..sa
q: asE. % FSs & the ss9o @ % -, " ss y S one 1 " "a "a 81
st, Harlem; Harlem boat leave. Peek 'lPatiipn
Newark aud Paterson papers please e"pg
SToHLMASS-os Sunday My q, s,i9'i 60 as ~ y; e.s. sss
The dsads Of the my the St. Matthew COgreso1 a epee,
fully invited attend the funeral Friday hay e. a. n '@
the church Br0one and Ebethss lhs fsmsos
will be taken 10 Lutheran Cemeterg
SByPF-At Nswblrgh Y, "Wednesday MAJ Dr. Hely Se"s
"a the 65th year Of bis A.. -.
on Saturday oeot fom The residence o. be 'Ief-
inlaw Mr,C HaYemeyer No. 81 West Frsenh
SENFF-At NeWbuf Wednesday h at Dr. Heap SeIi As ~
sTEPHENsoNoa YeiuesdAy the 9Th lost Ebsa spssu''s q
the 49th year Of his age. ,,, s.,,, .....s
his funeral At Rssez Coma Friday 9th lust q Cars le.s
Twenty ,eVenth.st Ststioo at g. ,. ,..-,. a, - "A
TODD-Oh Thursday 7tb ln5t after shOt uhe NH'' ~ WV
Ceorg W. Told. aSsd ~ ..,-,--.,-, A.. -
Tn sve and friends Of the family respectfully aTisi 20 't9ot
e residence Of her father No 70; "ess t"e'S "
onI ST. on Sunday, 10th inst. at ? O'Clock p N
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
MARRIED,

RAMHAII-HOwLAND--oa Taesty tbs 5h iH, Al -, pfrs
Unitarian Church Buffalo n Y b tbg Rsn Fltenei tte" aSsr
VIM l. Bmhal Of wahngtO G. a,e Of ias cty) 60 Aaoa u
Howlsid Of the former plse-
DART-BIsHoPIn this city Tbur'ds' May hy 90 hey
CA Bridge Albert O. Dart esq OF Nes Lontoa '0o' "
Annie \. Bishop Of Brooklyn L. l.
HURLBURT-GLRNS-Tn St. Johb's Church Sl,lrl t9Ha 20
Tuesday MAY by the Rev. j. A. WaIoh j. H. huTDuF si
Miss RoIe s. Glens, all OF Salisbury.
KREiSER-MILLS-On Wednesday MAY Emile Kre'et to Aass
H. eldest daughter Of John r. Mills, all o. horrsani'
MoULToN-GRGGa Psri on Toeisy April II az tss yg'.ee
Legation In the of His RSceen Gen Dir M1ts
United Staes at the Maro9u haPes
By the Geo A. Gardiner 81 A. Cnaa hoaoa 70 faaats A.
Grigg, both Of NsSlak
THoMsoS-MoLEAEA The residence q the SIts, psa. -
ThOmsO6 js Nellie NJ eldest daughter Of Neil he's at 'f
Nis
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
ATTEMPTED WIPE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon, joseph
Kubltsra. or Krunitzky, attempted to take tho
life of his wife, Josephine. After shooting her, and
dangerously woundng her In the left breast ne
then shot himself in the head and died instantly
Tha tragic affair occurred In hts apartments IN
the fourstory tenement house No. l2i Willettst. )
hs action was caused by Jealousy IL appears that no
anpeared before the agi5ue at Essex Market Police
Cart Yesterday afternoon and accused his vile OF nav
ing Attempted poison him by means OF spiders INTRO
ducsd into his food also OF having eonsped WIN one
WenZel Schrlyer ~ have him drowned. he tes-
tihed that the motive OF these plots TO
OF rid OF him was her desire TO live with
one Jos Duorat boarder in his house, that they were
entirely too familiar, he DuoraD frequently remaining
IN the house during his the husbandsl absence On
thesA Allegations q warrant issued Tor tho arrest OF
Joasphine the wife, aud her reputed paramour Duorai
and they were taken into court, and were separately
questions They spoke In tho language OF their natvo
country (Boheman) aud It was with Difficulty that tno
Interpreter able 20 obtain Intelligent answers ro
them Justice Mansfield , eventually aIsnlSe1 nI,Sse1
the case not believing that IL was hiS is, tninh
moro than trivial domestic niihU9lsS 1,uhsy
The nttampted murder and suicide was hccompushesu
"n Ster ne husband arrived at his house His vito
was conveyed 20 bellevue Hospital In mora.[
wounded condition His body taken to the Eeyehth
Precinct Police Station ~ await the coroner & ac
The deceased was born In Bohemia, ana was SVeu %
years.