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New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES TO- the EASTERN nlSIhlCr o. fPINNS1LYASlAls
BAyKEUPrCY-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The utdcrlgued
gives o bis appointment Assignee Of the estate of JOHN
COCHRAN Cochran. Case Benson Co of Philadelphia
Philadelphia sui state Of Pennsylvania within sad
district has adugcd bankrupt upon the petition q his cred
he District Court u said hsicDd AZ Philadelphia, May
= A. j. 1853 SAMUEL b. HUEi, A.ag1ee,
RIyii laH3gM No. 81 South Thrlst
L. 5. MAKsHALs OFTcK, D. D. or PENSsYLvAyIA,(
PHLADELPHIA May !, lC8.
VYIIS is to give NOTICE, that on the 2Gth
Il day OF March A. H. 1863 Warrant IN Bankruptcy issued
sgn the estate Of ELIJA f. PRENTlSS Of Philadelphia Ia the
County Of Philadelphia and State Of Pennsylvania who has been ad
bankrupt Bis petition; that the payment o
Of property belonging such bankrupt 70 him
aud the transfer u property BY him, forbidden by
law that adjourned meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt 70
their debts and to choose agees Of his estate viii
be held Of Bankruptcy be holden No Gl5 Walnut street
the Cy Of Philadelphia before HUXLEY ASHTON Register,
The 29th day Of May, A D., 1863 NJ 10 o'clock,
Ey4 law3sM p G. BLLMAKBR U s. Marshsl Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
gnffrnal G1tbtnnt.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
u SIXTH COLLECTION DiSTRiC STATE OF I'M, NEW l0MS FI
XVIII WARDS OF the CITY 81 Nbh
YOGKNoce htTeby given that tie Lists Of valuations ana enn,
property subject 10 tax under the Act to provide llG he
uue support Government interest L Public Debt ava
Tor purposes approved Jane 20 1854 aud Ne aheutoy acts
thereto approved March 1865 July 3 1906 aud March l0 made
taken by the several Assistant Assessors OF sam COLLECTION ~
will remain open Tor the examination Of a persons interested or e
ssre Sunjays excepted from The date hereof AZ my
oGce West Foureeuht lover the Aew-loTk County Na
OF a. and o'clock And Immediately
l expiration 81 DAYS on the Gate hereof 70 wiz on tAe in
and for thereafter viii receive and determine
excessive Valuations enuncrou
made and keu By the said Assistant Assessors The Lists hefen
cA taxes Businesses Trades and f
sious Carriages Billiard Tables Gold watches Gold
Silver Plate the ending May 1907 and ths taxes upon ID
come for tie ending December 81, 1901.
appeas the Aforesaid must he made IN Wng snn
specf lie particular cause natter Thing ing which decision
requested ard the ground pruce Of error complained o
JOHN j. CLEVELAND, Assessor
Dated EeT-YoTk May s. 1863
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Snstruttiom

A SEIFCT FAMILY SCHOOL, Hartford,
N Conn: Rev BIRD and JAMES BIRD Priucgos-A home
Aa by sending address to the o1os Of SeloE
h.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDoS hoskr MARkM.-Lospos, Feb. 80 p NJ
COnso!s closed at 921s 93 for money and 90 for
count; United States Gyetwenes, Illinois Central
shares. So; Erie Railway shares, A -.
FRANKFORT BcuRsE -FRANKFoRT, Feb. 28-5 r M
United stAtes bonds closed At 70 75 for the Issue Of
1862
PARr BorRsE--PAms, Feb. 2s-1lI5 A. M-rhe
Bourss opened dull and heavy. Rones are very weak.
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET. --LIvBEpoor. Feb. 2S-6
M-Ths cotton market closed heavy ct o decline OF
"a. snce as report:-Middllng upisnds, 9,Sd.; mid.
ding Orleans e,sd The sales OF the day foot up 900
bales Tho Brokers Circular published to-day gives
ths total sales u cotton for the week ending evening
OIL bales against more than three times that number
last week. or the above Gales 900 taken for
port and 600 for speculation. The market has been
generally dull aud heavy during tho week just closed
with decided downward tendency. American de.
scriptons havc declined fully I'D. per ID. The follow
Ing are the authorized quotations.
sTais Wees. Last Week.
Mddling upands. on tho spot. ...s;s loli A.
kddliDg Ipands anoat. .........91s 0s gx
hddlng Orleans. on the spot. ...gss 10,a q
The total stock q all kinds in port and on shpbosrd
a. present 10 estimated a. $4,000 baes, including
16s, GOO bales OF American growth
TRADK RkPohr-LTvERIooI, Feb. 2s-5 l.. M-rhe adj
vices from Manchester unavorabe: the market for
goods and yarns is dull and lower.
LiygRPooL BRsADsrUFys MARKkr-I4ivgRPooL,F Feb. "a
=. M.--1he market Is generally dull and heavy, and
nearly all the active articles in the list have materially
declined Corn Ais. Cd. per quarter for mixed Wost.
ern; wheat, Ice. par Genital for California white, aud
las. So for No. rcd Western. Flour steady at 39a 3D.
LIVERPOOL IRovrsIoSs MARKEr--IdyERPooI, Feb. 2s-5
r. MThe lard market Is still active and prices have
advanced TO 6ls 3D. pcr cwt. Bacon has advanced Cd
since last report and now quoted At AS per cwt for
Cumberland cut
LIvERrooL PRoDUcK MARKkI-IavgRpooI Feb. IS IS
standard Talow active aud higher the last sales
made ~ AS. Sd. per cwt Rosn, ia. cd for common
North Carolina and lis for medium. Turpentine, 34s
ID. per cw. Whale OIL $50 per ton Sperm oil, clio
per ton. Llnseed oil, $50 10 per ton. Refined petro
leum. Is 3D. per gallon Lnseed cakes, cl0 10 per
for thin oolong for feeding.
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LOUISIANA.

Order Of General Observation-Disclosures
of City Councilman Formerly Renoved-
Procecdinss Of the Convention.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 25, 1905
The following order issued BY General Hancock
last night
SPECIAL ORDERS NO A
HEADQUARTERS rHk FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb 81, 1868 I
BY order OF General Grant, 80 much OF paragraph four
OF ESPECIAL Orders No. 49, current SERIES from these
headquarters a. removes the Aldermen and Assistant
for contempt OF orders from these headquarters and
appoints others In Their hereby revoked and the
members Of the Board Of Aldermen named by il are
hereby reinstated and Will their duties The same
as u the said orders had not been .ssued.
70 much Of paragraph two special Orders No H. cur
rent series, nom thess headquarters appoints certain
persons Is members Of the Board OF Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen of the city or New oreaus IN place
OF previous appontses who had declined or failed 70
quarry, 10 IN consequence also revoked.
The City Council last night adopted an ordinance pro-
vidng for The issuance Of four millions Of seven per
cent twenty year bonds for the purpose Of funding the
present city currency
The city notes 10 day declined s per cent.
In tho REORGANIZATION nventon to-day resolution
or thanks to Congress and General Grant tor Their efforts
10 arrive ~ reconstruction laid over substitute
Tor article ninety eight was adopted. which
suffrage 10 all except those who hold ONCE under the
confederacy for secession n state editors pro.
pretors Of newspapers advocating secession and who
preached secession sermons
me constitution was adopted 10 article l32
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1868.

gross without any army or navy; for they have
stripped him OF that and he has not corporaIs guard
will DO his army and navy" Chsersl Tho first thing
the next Congress will do is to take black pencil and
marx out all the unconstitutional the present
Congress has enacted Look out II they pull dowu
the constitution the people Ike Samson OF old will
vembsr the slogan Of the CampbeIs viii sound and the
people win advance to the rescue OF tho nation aud the
constitution. tChsers.l
Mayor HOFFMAN WAS the next speaker. he was not
he said, among tho invited speakers He came AZ
silent member; as one to make an earnest protest
agsns grievous wrong threatened in the capital OF tho
country He spoke not 40 partisan but as an Amar-
can citizen and as the head or an American city, with
their ballots In support Of every word he would utter.
Chssrsl II would be shame II no voices went forth
from his city when 10 attempted 10 overthrow .hs
government under the form or law. II would be dis.
grace .hs sty did Is not speak against sh's invasion
th spot would be found the business places OF men who
have never read the explanatory letter OF the PIes-
aea' = n sal IN, hs ouyn us
not present ~ thu advocate Of Johnson He Johnson
did much ms spplanded much for which he condemned
hm. The President has always chosen his Cabinet.
wihou, exception. Lincoln appointed his Cabinet
Johnson did NOS do So rereuces have arisen 10 Ihs
Cabinet and he desires 10 remove man ~ war with
him. He requests HIM resign Stanton refused,
which no man Of honor would have done tchsers.i
And the President removed him and Designated sue
cessor to oil his place This was only tho
srclss Of the power belonging to nm aud a. tsss
question whether hs could remove him or DOT Tbs was
iii Hut Conurss. tnw sd,.a,x va,ss ~ I'm nssos MIN ~,
hIcb c,mas.I ..,.1S-a-sy 80 ~ 80 .s.'a..s -
Canine, aascas snrn,r.st To- ~, s ~. n O ~ ~
hrs nrsssca.So, ,a, W. VIZ" ,h .ppon9u
fourd.r,on "a ,.,,aos " ais,., .. up $500. ~ -
was ,nccnsnd ~ 1nn u' n,a v U.s. oeeH uasea ~
peachmsn, nm - ~ t,n,o ~ .osas ~ 49, ~, ~
passions OF that 22d OF February could not have found
done mn vronr us va,it ,ai ,ho =, " r "" ~ 49,,
one reason Tor mneschm.n, tbs, "a ~, NJ roh,son
may be repoyed before ,hs o,ea,'on a, n.x, .,an ~
comes before ,bsm Hs rro,la vsn,rra ,rcnha o
that II this thin eoea on no, a, ,egsras ina ,nsmhay
OF the House OF epresentatves bu, th,t m.mne-s Al
the Senate who are 10 an as iudqes unon be President
ona of whom renressp, ina uree,
of Nav York CITY and Siate-ons az ia orsa,
cspitsl,sts-I saw 10 him ana 10 hi. assoc ATE
that # thev uress mneochnsn 10 oonvc,,on ia wonIA
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A M u s E M E NJ r s.

Piss 0fIsk Horsx.-Nors favorable weather than
usual increased last evening tho audience which the
side OF the delights In sending 10 this beau
full Opera House, the wntres nights Petrelss
celebrated comic opera, tThs Carnival Of Venice was
the attraction Its sparkling music is admirably married
10 the mrhfulness Of the story. sgnor Rousouts In.
eIhanssbs fun found full ven, in the part OF
Cola In the nftn scene o. tue second act,
particularly Ronconi seemed no, % have
been warned BY the experience Of the poet
Holmes, after which no never dsred again
ITO be funny a. he can, for tho great bufo merc.-
,essly threw the whole mouse into Commissions OF
laughter Miss MINNIE Hsuck's fresh aad mpathetic
voice won hearty applause, and she persousted Albna
with IN obviously growing sense " the fact that good
IN opera Nine Tssts IN the part OF MImoys. sxhiSed
real artistic talent sgnor Belln made Q capital Muxlo
signorA Rcnconi sustained the r5. Of Romsa slsnor
fiesta that OF 0rsses sgnor Bsr that OF Pyisdes and
signor Bsoelii that Of Count Biotca. Mr. Harrisons
company achieved decided success IN "Ths Carnival
Of Venice A to.dsy's matinee faust will be
repeated With The same strong cast az at s fire, regre
fentaton.
Tasscu Tassrgx-"la Grsnds Duchesse wish oil
re elegance OF costume perfection Of music In tho light
opera order lnsIprssse!y funny aching o. the same
very hight order and general sitracysness Which, under
The present skfu management Of the Theatre Francois
has compelled rather lhan induced public patronage.
still crowds tbs house on every presentation. Almost
everybody has BY this tine become acquainted with tho
fair maiytw Of Gerolilsn, the pury Bouu,, The
obseauors Psuj, tbs three happy Fritz and
oil The rssi Of Ns sxcsllest eountsrparts
OF burlssausd nature which oisnoach has
served up In delicious music As there has been here.
tofors coldusss IN the welcome which a. Grands
Duchesss, has received upon every occasion whom
she tapped tor pretty foot 30 gracefully with her horse
whip, and warbled swsstly there will certainly be no
falling OF In the attendance A. the matinee to-day for we
understand that all the tickets have been disposed Of
which the house well accommodate, and therei ore
there viii BE- no chance fer late coners except sttay
seat " ihsy are fortunate enough TO get one, or tLt
prviless Of s,audng during hs performances.
TIN WATERS RgADwcs-xr Augustus Waters Will
commence series Of winter nights entertainments In
this city Ibis evening At room "a Cooper Institute, con.
ss,ins Of readings and rsetascns from snclsn. and
modern poots and aramaists and limitations OF Dickens
ana Kean MI Waters has achieved considerable repu-
sron AZ an eecuiionst ard whenever he has appeared,
40 al Staten Island last winter, produced profound
impression for his truthful aud accurate rendering Of The
spr, Of the pieces selected By him for bis entertain
ment rather that Of his audience. His reading OF
uIitte Grstchenr has especially won him high
pspdatiou. Il s In the programme for Tonight with
sssc.oAs fysn Hood Dickens. shskspsa,s aud others,
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The state Democratic Convention.
LxAvENwoRTH, Feb %, 1893.
The Democratic State Convention reassembled to-day
at Topeka, and adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved That the present dstrust Of tho business
men throughout the Union and want OF confidence In
pecunary matters caused BY the neglect Of
to perfect measures In regard taxation and currency.
and the evidence on the part Of Congress OF want OF
capacity TO appreciate the situation well as nd!f.
ference man Tested 10 the general welfare.
ep0n all tho property and valuabes OF both the rich and
toor alike is the true doctrine OF republican govern
pents.
Resolved That gold for the rich and paper for poor
oppressive and unjust, and equal and uniform cur
rsncy for the whole people Is dsmsnded
Resolved, That the flag OF our country should protect
The rights of persons and property OF all citizens both
native and foreign born in all parts OF the world and
that the government should take prompt measures TO
make that protection certain and effective.
Resolved That We regret the unhappy difference be.
tween the radical party N Congress and the President
Of the United States and condemn the attempt the
part Of Congress 10 strip the Presidential Office Of Its
constitutional authority and the Supreme Co irt Of ns
proper functions In order that they may carry out their
impractlcable schemes Of negro supremacy In certain
states, In violation OF the constitution Of the United
stacs and contrary TO the sentiments and feelings Of
the great bulk Of the population OF the Union
Resolved, That we are In favor OF guaranteeing to
ZACH State In this Union republican form Of govern
Ment, under the control OF the white race.
Resolved. That we have fal confidence in the sober
second thought OF the people, and feel confident that a
She NEXT election they will decide TO justice oil tbs
Fundamental laws ana reunite our once glorious out
unhappy Union n harmony and peace
All the above were unanimously adopted
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 2s. 1888.

ALBANY, Fob. %, 1888.
BILLS RKroRrED.
70 amend the charter Of ths city Or Hudson relative
TO the ordinance passed for stree. improvements In Now
York. against closing Floods alley In Brookiyn-agreed
to- 10 extend the time for the collection OF taxes In
Utica--passed; making appropriations for the Boys
Lodging House and for the Childrens Aid Society In
New York.
NOTICED.
BY Mr.. CREAAxR-To require gas companies n New
York 10 furnish pure gas at reduced prices
BY Mr. NoRroS-For q railroad In Seventeenth street
and other streets in New York.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Observation-Disclosures the purchase OF dis.
niectants Tor use In State PRISONS also 10 incorporate
the Freewi Baptist Genera! Conference.
BY Mr. NoRroS-lncorporating the Auxiliary Board
OF Trustees Of the American Printing House
BY Mr. CekAMERs-Incorporating the New York Bur-
gar Insurance Company; Incorporating the Jefferson
Society OF New York; Incorporating the New York
Passenger and Baggage Company: incorporating the
United states Contracting Company.
BY Mr.. GENET-ro repeal the Metropolitan Excise law,
so far ths same relates to Queens county.
Bills PASSED
For the protection Of ice ponds In Rockland, Putnam
and Wescheser counties approprating SIS 900 for
armory in Schenectady TO provide tor the erection OF
wharves and piers the Harlem river below Second
avenue; Incorporating the Trustees o, the Maynard
Fund OF the Protestant Episcopal church, amending
the act authorizing the sale OF lands for tho non pay
ment OF taxes In w estchester county.
On motion OF Mr.. PIgRcx the adverse report on the
bill for closing Floods alley, Brooklyn, was recon-.
mended for further hearing
The Senate then adjourned till O'Clock Monday
evening.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE ses,Ls.

Busy sessiou-Introdnction OF n BIii TO
Establish n System Of CATS la New York.
ALBANY, Feb. %, 1888.
The Legislature determined to make up for ths
inactivity Of the previous to the recess The
past three days have been almost unequalied for The
sssiduily with which the members have advanced sgs
laton To-day Was almost wholly devoted 70 the 6ual
passage Of BILLS
The only now measure OF interest introduced to-day
was bill by Senator Crsamsr to incorporate the Passsn
ger Transit Company OF New York city whose corpora.
tors are Chester Lamb. John Nash, John Murphy
U u Ashley, Edward Kearney and others, with
capital stock or $780, 900. Said company Is to have
power TO Keep and many carriages and vehicles
a. may DO necessary for the accommodation o. psssen
gers and conveying them 10 and from steamboat aIi
ings and railway stations In New York and Brooklyn
the fare not 70 exceed fy for each and
nve cents for each trunk from any point in New
York below street and dollar for every
passenger above that named street and south Of l0h
street. and 10 any point above said street atty cents
additional and dollar and dty cents from point
In New York 70 point in Brooklyn oI each passen-
New York.
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group OF non sebr.skers wh,', ave 70 gamosr 1cas :
hasy retreat one OF the shots ''ruoS saao uofuou ~
the mouth carrying away ons :" LIS ,ee,", 49,
another shot odsed in the leg |" nsrA oUl
Golden and Udsl Cohen were take.i pslsoHess " su'
former and his friend, who handed inom over 70 80
tain Brown and Sergeant Du -Four, OF the fofJosnss
precinct =
Isaac Golden who had the misfortsnS 10 De ~cundsd
was none other, i proved, than the msn Woo nsl
cautioned Mr. styEsr sunday last, end through the
Information which he the police wa ths nleaa o.
bringing his gu y comrades to Justice sergeant VII.
llams and rountsnen Mackaer aud Web YER we're as
spachsd TO the haunts OF the pals in New YORK, ana
there, after some dcuity succeeded In arregug Mark
Godwater and Isadors schey in house - Baxter
street. Thence they procssted to place in Mulberry
street, where they found Israel Bloom, the iattss
being . substitute for another who did Eot gsS
The 80 men all armed with sout clubs, and
Godwatsr had huge knife which they carried 10 bs
prepared for any emergency that might arIae On
ternS the yard they ted the dogs With meat, wth
which they had provided themselves They had also
mber Of burglarous implements In thor possession
The plot was pretty web laid, and would probably
have succeeded but The conscientious scrupss az
Godsn, through whose agency Is was frustrated ~
was uHderstood among hen that she procssds o. ths
robbery would be equal 70 $50. 0OO, which u Was co.,
sdored would amply repay them FOR tneir uoaoio
They are al natives OF Poland. JoTs ana window
gazlefs
The prisoners arraign before tho Police iuscs
this morpns and committed 20 Jail to await sxano%
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the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Report or the President.

Report Of the President.
Mr. Allan McIane, President OF the Pacific MAJ Steam
ship Company has submitted the stockholders OF that
corporation . vouminous report on tho condition and
workings OF Its interests. He alludes to extended
visit he has made to the ports Of Aspinwal Panama
Acapulco Aanzanio San Francisco Benicia, Yokohama
Nagaski Hogo, Jeddo, Hong Kong, Canton, ShaDghas,
and the open poris on the YanR.tze river explains
Why certain official documents relating to the company
dscontinued reverts TO the policy In the workings
Of the company announced IN the year 1851 and details
the business of the intervening years TO the lat OF Feb
ruary 1885, Tho latter table gives tho condition OF this
companys affairs Vt that date II 10 appended ana Of
interest. Mr. McLane In introducing IL says:"on the
LIST OF February 1885, the actual condition OF the
pany was as shown by the following statement The
frst column gives the ledger balances as verified by
the auditing committees; and the second indicating the
fair reasonable valuation OF assets all reduced TO
currency tho assumed OF 1873 Is cent for gold
after personal inspection"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

t~ooeedings OF the ouvention-C onser native
Nominations for the state Elections.
RALsroBt N, C., Feb. rs, 1893
The Reconstruction Convention was engaged to-day
the article the judiciary, with the various amend
ments II determined 10 elect ,he judges for eight
years
The STATE Conservative Executive Committee met here
20 day, the time being too short call the Con-
vention and proceeded 70 nominate The can.
aiiAtes a. empowered 10 do 30 BY The Ton.
vsutiou The following are the nominations
Up 10 the present time For Governor, B. Vance, OF
Mschienburg; for Lieut. enant Governor, K y Hall, Of
Greene; for Public Treasurer, X. p. Battle Of wake;
for Auditor A. W. Burein, Of Buncombe for supsrin-
fsadent Of Public Works, T. Patterson, Of Caldwell
FOR superintendent Of Public Instruction, Rev. b,
Craven, OF Randolph Judges OF the Supreme Court r.
~ Pearson. Chief Justice and W. h. Battle snd i. q.
Hasds. Associate Justices
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HltMpr 70 sss 4 snuss IN Gfsyssss,
Two Of the Burginr. Wounded ana Fs

n Rom tbs Eysniug Telegrana of yestcrdav


PROM the Evening Telegram q Yesterday
Dn Sunday last . Polish Jew, oslonslbly gazcs
called al The residence OF wealthy farmer named Cor.
pslius s. Striker n Graveend near the Coney Island
road large frame structure which stands back about
nifty yards from the road-ARd Informed Mr. striker
that plot 10 rob The house had been csncocsd By some
pals OF his ths nformerI but that he not wishing 10
lake part ssrsrious sgeent desired To put
HIM biz guard that lie nigh, be prepared 10 defend
himself.
MI sirytsr communicated with Inspector Polk on
the subject Immediately after heatsg tLls some vba,
startling recital Of tho stranger 10 the best course 20
adopt for his protection against tps ruranly proceed
inss contemplation The inspector offered 10 dstaii
couple OF officers on The premsss but ths former 10.
cnsd the Offer and ,hsn toos the advics Of She 10.
spsotor 10 SIT up 81 might, armed, ana wait until ihs
thieves hsd snse'sd ss sn,rsnSe, thea 70 "st .hsm
have ~
M suyfsr acted scesrdiss'y, ana las, night having
armed mseif and man named Edward walters
with fowlps pieces loaded with buck shot, took
up commanding position 10 the lover part
sf tho house, whsro they waited for some.
thing - tcrs up About two O'Clock the dogs In
the Iard became very snsuy, but subsequently grew
tsched again Slsps we're heard, and whispsrings 10
low tones could be readily distinguished BY She watch
sr. Then the bufgarous party sscended The steps OF
The front stoop aud began their operations By prytng
opsa the shutters Of The patIor windowa Az the shut
terra flow open the biundorbIsses discharged from
~sshe. ossss'ss aassasiaisg Psae Asoas the wosthy