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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

CHURCH IMPRovEMENT-The venerable
Protestant Episcopal edifice, krown as "Rock
Creek Church" is now being rebuilt of double
the capacity of the former church. to bs
finished with all modern church improve.
ments. The original sanctuary was erected in
III, and rebuilt In 1770 The Rev. Dr. Beck.
rector, continues divine service each Sabbath
in the school house near by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

NEW FBUTT STORE.-Messrs. J. ". Moore
d 20. extensive iruit and Confectionery deaI o.
ers Of New i OTk and BalumCTe. Nay- opened
a branch house IN this city at I'll sub street.
between II and J. streets, where they have 4
full s-OcE nllIDg store room and cellar. Every
DESCRIPTION of fruit. such IS Florida oranges
Malaga grapes, new figs, raiSins, &c. and the
latest novelties in confectionery are 10 be had
At the lowest fCurp5 Tor first-class goods, and
ihey keep none but the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPrcY.-Perso
wishing 10 apply for the benefit of the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on q
dollar Of their Indebtedness, should apply
before the LIST OF January, the time to which the
operation of the fifty per cent. clause of the ac
Is postponed.
GEO. MASON. Attorney -at.Law.
1l,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, City Hall
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The ease In the New York money MARKET still
continues, and large amounts are freely offered
at hank at the legal rate, in many instances un-
employed balances between brokers being loan
ed at six per cent. There is no revival of bust
hess reported in commercial paper, aud choic-
est grades four months accsptanees do not
move at less than saIO per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

TEE TAxEs.-ColIec tor HaIl and his clerks
have been since Monday receiving the aurrent
annual taxes on which. II pad by IN f.th o.
december, q discount OF per cent is aNowed
To facilitate business a. the Collectors ofica !;
would BE well 20 produce AZ the Office last
years bills upon which lakes Were pald. Such
rs the prs Of business connected with the
ohSe nat y - now Necessary TO work the
cierks until 10 o'clock p. m, and this Will con-
uEue until the 18th of December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

THE NATIONAL RACE CoURsE.-Tbe M.
ton Race Course Will again be reopeped to
the public on Monday next running con-
test will tSke place between the steeds EneI
neer and Starlight, for a heavy purse on
Wednesday trot will b. had between Basbaw
and other animals of note yet to be named
and the attractions of both days will doubt
less bring TO the course large number of peo.
nix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
Baltimore Markets, Ts.dav.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s.-Cotton quiet and
steady, nomihally "a. Flour in quiet and
steady, but prizes unchanged. Wheat firm
prices have adv anced 5al0c. Corn firm, new
white, Sa95; yellow, Sl.o5as1.OS. Oats dull
at 20 Rye du and nominal. Pork firm al
~. Bacon actiN Glib sides 1SalS 4 cents: clear.
do Is halea. shoulders, 1iali.. Hams, I9a.
30 Lard, I7aa1sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

PREPARE PoR WINTER Prizes Doun =
Coco Merino Undershirts and Drawers, so, 60,
IS cts; fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers
~, 30, and Sis; good Cotton Socks, pair FOR
20 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Socks,
rem % cents upwards; good White Shirts, 81,
SIPS, and $l5O; fine do, - and $3.50. Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuffs cents per pair, or so cents per
dozen. Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Ties, Scarfs,
OF the latest style, at most popular prices, at
the original Franc, 49i eth street, between ID
and L, and so that you do not mss the place
remember that his store has large plate glass
window. Also, that he has no branch store.
1920:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

NOVELTIES IN THE CARRIAGE LLEE.-Messrs
Joyce AZ Go. have this day received two very
nne pony pheatons Of different styles and st
the latest patterns. Their stock is very large
comprising all of the latest styles, aud is well
VOL Thy OF an examination. They are now
BUILDING several buggies for New York State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

THE PUBLIC REsKgvATIoNs.-Al large force
OF men have been for several weeks past, plant
ing trees and evergreens IN the public grounds
throughout the District, 20 occupy the places
OF many that have withered and died. They
are also hauling quantities OF rich soil from
the country and trimming up the scions that
so badly stood in need of it. The work Is be.
ing done under the direction of General Mich
Ter, Commissioner of Public Buildings and
Grounds, and the labor will, in course of time.
ADD greatly TO the appearance of the long meg
lected parks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

NV POLITICAL CLUB-In accordance
wan an agreement OF adjournment last Tues
uay Hisu,' inse'lng z OF Conservatives was held
last night al the Colon zar,on RniIding coroa-
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Az street, for the
purpose of organiZing rev club AZ winch tha
committee appointed 10 report a Constitution
and BY laws submitted draft but owing to
the limited number present no action wsS
taken, and the meeting adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

THE SMITBSONIAS INSTITUTION has recent
iy received, and the officers there are now en-
gagged IN classifying large number of skulls
idols, Sc.. found by explorers sent ont by the
Institute, and who have been engaged IN onen-
ing mounds in Tennessee, Missouri and In
diana. In search of antiquities. These skulls
ana idols are supposed to BE- older than auv
thai have Eeen hitherto found in this country
and are believed TO have belonged to a race an
tTlOr 70 the Indians. The skulls are NOS So
large as those of Indians, and are box shaped
aud almost square. In the same mounds were
also fOund pottery implements, &c, unlike
any that nave beer hitherto discovered These
relics viii r. classified As quickly as possible
when they Will be exhibited as are other ART
Cles IL The Institute.
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Wall Street fn.aav

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. - Market unsettled.
Money easy al Ca per cent. Gold, 3i%. 52Us,
9h. 1O-40's, coupon, s. North Carolina 6's, 6, !,
Vrginias, ex-coupop. 81; do, new, Sc. Ten.
nessee's, ex-coupon, go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

REAL EsrATY.-Messrs. J. It. Dyer &c Co.
have sold for Mr. II Clay Stewart the north
halt OF square S35, street between 10th and
IIth streets. at IS Gems per foot, to MT Leonard
s. Chapman who contemplates building a row
of ten fine three-story brick dwellings, II the
weather permits, this winter.
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As WINTER Is A

AS WINTER Is AT HAND, 1t Is essentially
necessary 10 be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, 1t is of
great importance to go to place where good
goods, suitable TO the season, can be procured
AT the lowest possible figures. We do not hes
Itate IN saying that there is one place in this
city which outranks all other similar estab-
hshments as to popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should We omit to state the name
OF tins successful establishment. BIT for the
benefit OF strangers and persons not we'll in
formed. we would saw. If YOU wish 70 save
money buy your winter undergarments and
all other gents furnishing goods at The Orig
maj r ranc :" i9i eth street, between ID and T.,
and so that you do not miss the place, remem.
Der that his store has n large plate glass wiz
dow; also, that he has no branch stores, 1920:
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The COURTS.


THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
SUPREME CoURT IL GENERAL TBRM.-Yes.
to-day. after our report OF tue case OF Meade
vs. Carroll closed, Mr.. Plant's exam,uatiou
was continued, and he testified that b. couId
give the names of numbers OF colored men who
had resided outside the District until within a
few months OF the registration, but would need
the books for the purpose. The witness beng
nnweli, he was allowed TO leave the stand be-
fore nIs examination concluded.
Judge Wylie inquired the purpose of the
votes.
Mr.. Davidge explained that the petitioner
intended TO show that the number Of coiored
men who voted "solid' for Carroll without
right, tar exceeded the number OF soldiers who
voted for Meade. Adjourned
TO-DAY.
This morning the Court announced its de-
CisIOn On the offer of the petitioner to show that
numbers were allowed to vote who were not
legally entitled TO vote, the registers having
enormously allowed those who had been resi-
dents Of the District for one year and three
months IN the ward. The Court held that the
statute was plain, and gives the right OF suffrage
10 those in the District who had resided the
necessary time in the precinct. This statute
may be unwise, but il was in keeping with the
citizenship TO all, in all parts OF the country, at
leas, TO males, and there was tendency now
TO give It to females also [I-aughter.J
The plaintiff here closed their case.
Dir. Cook said they (the defence) proposed to
prove that a large number OF the soldiers who
voted were not residents here twelve months,
out hstu curing that time been enlisted IN va
nous sections of the country, and submitted an
abstract made from official records to show
such act.
Sergeant Major Gore recalled: Witness pro.
duced the description book OF the 18th Regi-
ment," and read from il the names Of soldiers
enlisted IN different States in 1867, (who, il Is
alleged voted at this electiOn)
The evidence was here closed, and the CONN.,
sci submitted the case. The Court ad iourned
until tomorrow morning, when it is expected
that the decision will be announced.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cdrtter-Bean agt
Peugh: Mr.. Bradley files motion to bring case
forward; Elizabeth A. Bailey agt. Phpnix MI.
tual Life Insurance Company of Hartford; de.
mnrrer TO pleas of defendant argued by MessTs
Davidge for plaintiff, and Appleby for defen-
dant. In this case the plaintiff sues for $4,000
amount OF policy on her late husbands life and
defendant pleads that the said policy was pro-
cured by fraud and misrepresentation: the hus.
band at the time being in i'll health. &c. The
calling OF the calendar Will be resumed to.
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

DOCTOR }. II. THOMPSON EAs REMovKD his
once ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an d
Fourteenth streets, immediately east Of Four
teenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m an d
rom to p. m. Hours of attendance at the
womans Hospital, from 10 Up. n. every
oay, sundays excepted. 1913 ,
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AGGREGATION OF RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES

AGGREGATION OF RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES
The Alexandria Gdzette says: The Conference
OF ST. Mary, in this city, was on SUNDAY lasr.
aggregated to the Society Of st. Vincent of PauI'
IN accordance with a vote of the Council Cen
eral OF that Society, in a session a. PARIS on
the 5th OF October last. All the new member.
received the Holy Communion at s.. M,rv,s
Church on the occasion OF their admission aud
a sermon on the subject was preached by the
Rev. Peter Kroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

LECTURE BY REV. DIR. HECKgR.-Notwith-
standing the untavorable weather, quite a
large assembiage of ladies and gentlemen were
present last evening at Carroll Hall, on the
occasion o: a lecture oy Rev. Father Hecker, IN
aid of the Young Catholics Friend Society.
The subject, Search after Rational Christian
Ity; OF, How he Father H Became a Cat holic, -
was one that was handled IN an easy aud
graceful manner from beginning 10 end, and the
delivery OF the lecture ELECTED the earnest at
tention of the audience throughout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

FIsgD.-Fines were imposed Yesterday ur,on
Joseph T. IrUXen- COlOTed. for assauIsiuy and
oeatHg Henry Hamilton, 81; Manuel G.. James
white, 81 for dIsOIderly conduct: Patrick -,
whit, and Ehz4beth Herbert, coIored. 50 each
Tor same offence; Elizabeth SOmeTS, white So
for selling liquor without license; Peter
Brady and Emma Bernard, white - and *
.aCh Tor icing intoxicated and disOrdsrly: Il .
h , OW ier, 50, tor violation OF a city ordinance:
John Miller, WI lie, 8, Tor being disordeTly and
prOiane- Frederick kOhler, white, S2p. tor sell
ing liquor without a license; l.. G.sseuheiIn-r
While, >2V, for peddling without license
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GEORGETOWN.


THR CANAL.-rhe board of directors OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, At their last meet
lnF- decided to order the wafer 10 BE- turned OF
On the 10Th of December. This was the time
SET iast year, but " IS postponed afterwards 10
the 18th, and again TO The 2lst.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures seemed
10 De III a stand sun his morning on Change.
as inere were no transactions. After Change
The following sales OF wheat were mads:-2.tge
bushels AT sails, and 60 bushels AZ 81. g.
RIvER HT-Enterpd-Schoouer Annie r.
Clark, Edmonson, from Havre-de-Clrace. En-
Tered and cleared-Schooner Eastern Light
Roberts, from and TO PatuNent river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

LACK OF WOEK.-In consequence of the
Scarcity Of work an the Smiths Department Of
'ne navy Yard i've workmen Were discharged
yes+rday, leaving now but four fires In the
entire shop
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PETIT i-ARcESY.-Yesterday, George Awss.
toio,Sd- vas arrested by officer GunneiI, OF
ne rs precinct for the larceny Of a pair OF
hOJts, belonging 20 Mrs. Cohen and he was
re!d g bsL for cour- by Jus.lcs Tc.Ee-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

Financial Matters in Baltimore To-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S.-Virginia 6's old IN.
seribed, ~ bid, AZ asked; Nor Carolina 6's
o. bid South Carolina 6's, 50 bid.
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"SPALpING's GLUE. has become a house.
hold word.
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ACCIDENTAL ETRE.-A few minutes pas.
O'Clock, last night. 4 tWO-stOry frame house,
situated on the north side OF NJ street ber Syee1
I5th and lbih streets owned and occupied b.
Louisa Lucas. COlJTed, " no. vito her family
were asleep IN bed, took IRE from q sto-e-p!Il,
ard was totally destroyed. The building hal
el-ht rooms a ". and its destruction involves
loss OF about SSUn. Nearly all the furniture
was saved. The fire was discovered by per
sons upon the outside smoke issuing through
the creyices of the " ndows upon the first floor
ard The alarm was AZ once Communicated 10
the inmates. who nUrriedly escaped from III
building. The Union engine was eariy on the
ground and rendered efficient service, as was
also The HibtTnia and II nTy Addison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

HE'LL OR WE PERIsH.-This IS wis neglected
teeth would say if they could remon strate
with their owners; and mark this, the teeth
cannot perish or become black or yellow If the
SoZodont is used daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

BALTIMORE DAILY SUE.-Persons wishing
70 subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the Office of the Eyening .
Star, or at 592 N street north, between 9th am
9TH. The paper has been enlarged, and VIII
De delivered at an early hour.
IO,6 ROBERT CoG6INs, Agent
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A BIBLE PRESERVATION Monday eve
mug, AZ St Martins Hall, the Rev Father
Barotte was the recipient of a Bible, bound in
the most exquisite sly l.. and presented by ST.
1eresas Beneficial Society. During the time
the hall was densely crowded, aud after an
exhibition by The children of the schools. both
male and female departments, Father Barotts
was escorted to the stage, where he was seated
wien Hiss Mary Coakley arose and preseR ed
the Bible, making a short but touching ad :
dress, which was replied 20 by Father Baro,te
IN the most pathetic manner. When be sat
down Miss Victoria Quinn and Miss Ida Wa
zen arose ard PLACED the Bible IL Lis arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

CoRNs, &O.-Dr.Whi Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience IN the
United States and Canadas, and estabiishe 81
42& Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. g.,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases Of the
feet without pain or inconvenience 70 the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease i'm.
medlately after the operation. Refers 10 the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands OF other responsible persons who pa
uoDIze ms establishment Hours from a. IN
TO 6p. r.. No charge for cons ultation at Office.
Calls made 3t residences from 6 to p. N.
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DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SCHOOL BOYS AND
THEIR IEACHER.-On Monday last a Difficult
" occurred between the school bows in the
basement Of Carroll Hall and their teacher
when the pupils barred The doors and kept HIM
out TIL yesterday, when, by the assistance OK
carpenter, the doors were forced cper, az 4 the
teacher resumed possession. IntelI seuce OF
me transaction was communicated yesterday
70 Lieut.. Sxippon, of the sixth precinct. who
accompanied by two of his officers, visited the
selooi-room, and by permission gave the boy ;
49, GOO advice, assuring them that If they
agalh guilty of such conduct and of break :
ing me windows of q onZaga College. nv throw
rested and punished. nave 'Heh ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

MARROW EsCAPE-Yesterday afternoon
when the janitors Of Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
YARD We're engaged in opening the rooms and
lighting them up, man was seen hastily to
enter and make his way TO the upper story.
where be hOisted one of the windows. from
which he attempted to throw himself TO the
paw below, but one Of the laLItors caught
hlm, and by almost superhuman efforts held
hIm dangling from the window until the other
.saDltOr came to his assistance. He was lei
down stairs by them, but on the way attempted
TO Jump over the stair railing, and was finally
taken under the charge of some friends He
eem6d much disappointed that he was not
allowed 10 kill himself, and on the pre- yiOus
day entered the house of citizen for the pur-
pose OF throwing himself from n window H.
Is evidently laborIDg under the effects OF Iiuuor
1t Is stated that a few years since n sold his
property IN the Sixth ward for several thou
sand dollars, and has since been continually
drin king.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

New York Grain Market Ys.day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Flo0r dull and 5al0c
lower Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull
and a shade lower.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
Il HIS is To GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th
day Of November, A. ID. 1855. q warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of 81
MON BENSlNGER. Of the city of Washing
ton. of said District. who hiss been adjuigei a
bankrupt on bis own petition; n at the payments
debts and delivery Of any property belon gng
10 such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any Property by him are forbidden ~
law; that meeting Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
ono or more assignees Of his estate. will be
held 81 q Court Of Rankruptcy. 10 be holden AT The
City Hal. in the city of Washington. before
Sayl q Brown. Register. on the LIST day OF De
cember, A. ID. 1858, 81 10 o clock a m.
DAVID ). COOLING,
1t U. 3 Marshal OF ID. C., as Messenze -
In BANKRUPTCY,
IIsTRlcT OF COLUMBIA
At the City of Washington. on the 18th day of
November, 1858 Tho undersigned her by gives
notice OF his appointment as assignee Of sILAs n
SWAZILAND in the City OF " ashngtOn, within
said District, vino has been sd Judged A Bankrupt
upon his own petition, by tie supreme Court of
SAID District.
GEO MASON. Attorney Law,
IoI5-IaWsN City Hall. Assignee.
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Government Securities.

WAsHINsroH, Nov. Is, lses.-Jay OooKe q
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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PaReors wishing TO subscribe for TEN Sra 3
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
VIII please leave their orders at No. Ia Eas-
Capitol street. between &tb and 5th.
JogN CoaGINs, Agent
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PAWNBROKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1852.

ESTABLISHED 1882.
HFRZBERGS LOAN OFFICE.
sal NORTH q STREET,
between AZ and 9th streete immediately In rear
National Hotel.
tisl. ~ sJ-S,a
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n f W ).
Ann.emrnt.. &C. Ts-Nig ne.

WALLS OPERA HOUsE-Nr. and Mrs. Har-
~ Watkins, in the sensational drama OF After
Dark A"
national THEATRE.-Miss Maggie Mitchell
IN Pane Cn-
Opp PILLOWS HALL, 7TH STRKEr.-Tab-
leaux snd Musical Soiree, for the benefi. of the
Church Of the Incarnation.
PRoP. A. '. :. SMITHS Ar Gallery, 3l4
Pennsylvania avenue. Several new pictures
Iust received
ODD FELLOWS HALL Navy Yard.-Fair by
the Ladies Rebekah Degree Association, No l.
GRASD LoDGE or GOOD TKNPLARs meet al
81 Ninth street.
CITY HALL.-MsetIDg Of the workingmen's
Assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18

M las 3Isna regular annual convoca.ion
~ - sne ~ s. noyG Arch Chapter OF Ancient
Maryland and the District OF Columbia ,oo VI
place on Monday evening. at the new Mss t0UH
Temple, MOI IN On ,..n street, Baltimore. The
the ensuing year:-Dr. Charlie. IL ohr M a.
Allegheny county, Grand High Priest. a., Vi
Logan. OF Baltimore, Deputy Grand HIS
PRIEST EtW ard T. Schultz. of baltimore Grs "a
King; W. III. Faulkner, Of the District Of 90.
lumbia, Grand Scribe; Frederick Fieley, IT.
of Baltimore, Grand Treasurer; VIM. A.
VENT, OF Baltimore, Grand Secretary John
A. Hiiberg, OF Baltimore, Captain OF the Host.
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TIE DEATH OF MRS. SHAUNNEssBY-Cor-
UaeT'S IH3UeSt.-At ten O'Clock this morning
Dr v. W. Potter, Coroner for the District
held an inquIsifion At the Fourth Ward station
house. in regard 10 the cause OF the sudden
death Of Mrs. Bridget Shaunnessey, which oc-
CURED between and O'Clock yesterday morn
ing AZ her late residence on Delaware avenue
near the corner of II street. The circumstances
of her death and causes which led thereto, as
descTIbs by the witnesses, We're such as were
deteiled in the STAR of yesterday, though the
SstlmCny OF Drs. Dexter, SchafhIrt, and Bsh-
IeIt. developed the fact that the brick thrown
nv Michael Nash on Wednesday last. which
struck her first, and glsncIng, struck her hus-
hand On the temple, Whereby an injury was
inflicted which resulted in his death on sunday
merning, had also injured her somewhat about
the head.
Dr.. .aaSs DfJtCr was OF the opinion that the
deceased would have been still living excaD.
for tn shock 10 the nervous system caused bv
tbe loss of her husband. The sudden death of
the deceased was attributed to the diseased con-
ditlCn of the vital organs, superinduced by the
shock TO the nervous @ystern, consequently
upon the death of her husband
Or. a. j. SchdfHirt testified that there was
nothing In the wound which in and of itself
caused death.
ir BeSrepd testified to the cause of the death
and was positive Mrs. = died from disease
Other Witnesses testified, but their evidence
threw 10 new light on the subject, whereupon
the case was given 10 the Jury, who returned n
verdict that the deceased came 10 her delth
frOm disease eff the heart and lungs, in conIunc-
ton with the excitement caused by the affray
in which her husband was killed.