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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-19
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-19

THE Philharmonic Society VIII give
their second concert of vocal and in
strumental music at Crescent City
Hall Thursday evening. Mag 81. The
programme will be published in due
time. Admission fifty cents. Tickets
for sale by e. w. Warren, Fish &
Barter, and John II Scott. my18 IF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-19

WALKERS CoURr.-Henry Rosen-
thai was charged before Justice
Walker with having committed an
assault nd1battery on aznegro nam ed
Henry MeClain. The evidence tend
ed to show that Rosenthal went to
the house of McClain, and a quarrel
ensued, relative to a settlement about
COW, which resulted in Rosenthal
striking BIcGlain over the head. A
jury was demanded, and Col. Matte
son prosecuted the case, and L. G.
Stinson defended. The verdict had.
not been rendered at late hour last
evening. gaHaaF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-19

Go SEE T.HBaI!-rJe7H Csrlin has
received, fdirect from the East.) his
stock '6f linens. They are, without
doubt the most elegant and tasty lot
Of goods ever offered Ia this city.
Call and leave your orders while the
stock IS eomplete. -. me.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
XLrH CONGRESS-SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, July 3, 1868


Mr.. WELSH (Rep., Fla.) presented me-
mortal asking an appropriation Of 5000 for deepening
the channel at the mouth of the st. John River Florida
THE TAX AND FUNDING BILLS
Mr. SHERMAN Rep Ohio reported the Tax DILL WIN
amendments. Ordered 10 be printed he onereo an
order. which was adopted that on Monday next 81
o,clock the Tax bill and the Funding bill shall De the
specal order and that they shaH continue "s suo 0
ogy Mr 70 PSjMEROY dep Kansas) called up the bill TO
aufborze the Postmaster General TO contract WIN o
Sommerca steam Navigation Company for carrying the
mail between NewYOrk aud certain ports OF EuIo1
A. tie sncgestion Of Messrs COENESS and MORGAN,
who while approving proposal 70 carry the mails on
american vessels had not sufficiently examined the DILL
was i"iu THg ~ BOSTON AND EAST BOSTON BRIDGE.
Mr. MoRRILL ep MeJ called up the 6Gs House ]RH. Has
80 Hsrbor and authorizing a commission irOm the war
and Navy Departments 10 report th XII in nassed
by the resoutop
out the consent of Congress Inc Join' i''o'u'o"
Mr JOHNSON Dem Md made mSS1 %odsv tna5 Tnsn to
the Senate adjourn i be 70 meet % Oh "OHuAS "'A'
mSTroT % Sps SeS fs Rep VT opposed the motion desr
ing he said TO have an important bill OF pohucai ma
ture considered tomorrow: MOI :ssau
Messrs CONNESS (Rep, Cali ana fhI.LiNuno i'i>-'
Reps n j. urged an adjournment 70 Monday. ,u.,on,
be motion was agreed to by 2e TO lo-Messrs AnthonX
Cole C1nslinsp EdmTRds and Williams voting Nay
The special order taken up being Tue @ yS dss ~
ion excluding from the EeetS5a c sSs not have been
States lately in Re1elhoh "Pi'n s""''
ME HARLAN ep Iows) moved 70 postpone 10. tne
~ considernQ the bills In relation " the D!iie. @
~ CoInmbia for which to-day had been set apart py
resolution Agreed TO by 26 20 6 49,, h,,, % astah
Wr CRAGIN (Rep, n. H. introduced a Dli 70 Ss'su @
h the asmilated rank OF staff officers 0l the S
The Senate next considered % Gd,Smsla os aepOf'oo
nnmher OF bills relating 70 the District Oh Soui nr.
and destitute OF general Interest were passed a.
o ssysrs private bills and at So the Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
When the House met, at o'clock all tne seats VI wy
nemocra,ic aide of the Chamber were 'aeAn" anu NV
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
FOURTH or JULY.
ORDERS OF THE DAY-PROCEssION, MUSIC, FIRE
WORKS, ETC, ETC.

ORDERS OF THE DAY-PR0CESSI0N, MUSIC, FIRE
WORKS, ETC, ETC.
While the reader is looking over this column,
IL In the city, his senses are undoubtedly stunned Dy
whizz.hzz OF little guns and the bang OF great
guns Firecrackers beset his path and eannons
"hoyl I'm the bass.D II away "in the country"
beyond tile rumble and the grumble and the roar
OF our poor city life. he or she may thank thelr
lucky stars that their lives have fallen in pleasant places
and that they are removed from peanuts perspraton
parades pop pn-wheels, powder, andlPendetonlan plat
forms
There will be in the city military parade OF the lst
Division under the command OF MaOr-Gen. Alexander
shaer and his Honor the Mayor will be honored with
reviewing salute will be observed that Gen. Shaers
experience in the field has been of benefit The soldiers
NJ the Ist Division will be thankful that instead
of sweltering under the noOnday SUM- and Ihacner
promises worth cent II will surely De sWeieEer W
dayD they will be dismissed at o'clock ,. !.
BTig Gen Louis Burger will direct national salute 10
be fired at No doubt the General VIII De souhu
aseep at the time and II awakened at the sound OF ms
own nns will turn over on his couch and wish the gun
nprs were I'm Guinea. And the churcn Des VIII chlhe'
Mr. James Aylife Will ring the following programme
on Trinity bells beginning at 1880 a. m ana ~ IN; no
ringing the changes on eight bels NO = nan tOuDia
NO No. Airs from Child of the Regiment; No. g., Red,
White and Blue; No T. Evening Bells No s. on 10 tne
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean No H. Spanish Melody;
No TO- The Eclipse Polka No 49, scoteh M9lou! run Wv
Guy Mannerng; No. IA, The Chimes Quadrille; No TO-
The procession will move at a M sharp The line
q, march will be up Fifthave. to Thirty-eighthst to
Madisonaye down Madisonave., through Twentythird'
St. down Fourth to Fourteenth-st. ana dSnhss A., o.,
In the evening fireworks will be exmDe0 az the iDi-
lowing named places During the inerva DctWeen tuc
pIeces aral fireworks will be displayed IN Tapu sueges
SION and the bands will furnish music at Tue Ioho"ns
places viz: ,..o.,s r..-a Rand
Ds ~ p ~ .GTaula's Band
~. ~, rs .Schinellers Band
Waune Band.
lomPAus Independent City Band.
IS D. are ............... .Hills Band.
PAS pL .n.,s .CasseTs Band.
Thirty bet Tenth and Eeyenhal Mners oAuu
Seyenthav6 Hfy seventh aud hry'eighth' Iii, nj
LoerW-Sl"A'' f''" - -. MYERS Band.
ave ,..i,,,, .,........ .McQuade Hoffman Band
Sehool. house Green one Hundredand'hhh 81 p,
anu DIoanHa, -. .Kessenberths Band.
an te ~ 80, .......... Lana's Band.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
THE whrsKy AND TOBACCO TAX.

WAsH1NGToN, July 3.-The House Whisky
Tobacco and Banking bill was to-day reported from 'he
Senate Committee on Finance, with numerous anlehu
,ents The sections relating 10 banks ana DanKet are
stricken out No changes proposed III the tax Oh
yb,sv and tobacco The time for taking spirits if0m
hondcd ygarch0useg is extended from six 10 twelve
months The House provision for the expectation OF
alcohol and rum is stricken out, and new secuon II
situted recurring the payment OF me draWodch d. to m
time az shlpment after clearance The DOnd 10 10 DC re-
ined nt IN is shown the alcohol or rum has ac
noy arrived at the place Of distribution the
of lie Consul being required for that purpose. Inc
cetse taxes on wholesale dealers ana retai.eIh ar
stricken out thus leaving in force the provisions o
evietlng laws. Tobacco cannot De remover
from the. place Of manufacture until the YAK *
s maid II Is also provided that II shall DC removed az
once from the export warehouse 10 which II Is nt sent
According TO the House bill, tobacco may DC sent rom
the 20 an export warehouse only 10 De eh
married. but the Senate amendment PROVIDES lhat tnc
manufacturer does not choose TO export ~ nc can VIII
drayr N for home market Another amendment changes
the number of inspectors 20 twenty 2Ol ana the Co
oucr of Internal Revenue 20 designate their terrtoila
disrict The House bill provides for Sixty inspectors OF
orc for each Judicial District The senate 1oihhiIee
nroyide for fifty special agents. 70 he employed during
le pleasure Of the Commissioner OF lnternaI Revenue
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
TILE ,fYsrIC PARK RACES.

BosroS, July 3.-The trot to harness Tor
$1,000 between Lady Thorne and Mountain BOY 'ooN
place this afternoon at Mystic Park, in the presence
~ o spectaors The betting the start was 100 to 80
ON the eelding. At the beginning Of the frst neat
LADY Thorne ed but at the half both horses were 10
gctber in 1910 Then the boy got lead Of length out
coming in to the homerech he broke and IaOTns % won o
shr The Trst Guarter when the bay got length In
advance, passing the half in SO2s' and Sst aS enstS
1he third heat was finely contested, and the bay hs1
lead Of two lengths at the treequarter pole wnen ,e
vent for him and beat him out by one OF her extls
doary bursts by neck in 222t The start was very
GOOD for the fourth heat but the bay seemed trea anu
made a had break when he was heading o. tne Nhe0
nmarter mole and Lady Thorne won easily in 2:26l
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

had surprised village OF Yokoni Indians. killing several
and capturing number. Numerous ro0beFles anu Vu
RACES mentioned and the country Is IN an unse'eu
condition. -. o.
Several shocks Of earthquake we're felt at cape
st. Lucas, July IL.
Mexican correspondent gives the details OF plan OF
annexation Of the Northern States Of Mexico 70 Ihe
United States in which the Governments OF Englahd
France Mexico, and the United States are concerned
All holders Of claims against Mexico Of whatever nation
alty are 10 be satisfied The only hope OF their a5ment
lies In the United States, and the interference and as
sumption by Government OF all the just indebtedness
of Mexico consideration of the transfer TO the United
States by Mexico OF her Northern tier Of States II is
confidently expected that this will be the result OF the
enforcement by England of vigorous blockade OF Meu-
can ports.
There is great conflict of opinion in the correspond
ence from MaZatan 10 which party IS most 10 name
in the Mexican difficulties mentioned in yesterdays
telegram.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
COLLECTIONS IN THE XXXIID INTERNAL
REVENUE DISTRICT FOR lsG7-GS

The following statement of the amount of
tax collected in the XXXIId Collector Sheridan Shoos
Internal Revenne Collection District IN this city for
the year ending June 1863 has been prepared by the
Chief Clerk Mr.. II. II. NJ Dickinson III consequence OF
the general impression that the tax Oh WHISKY VIII DE re-
duced from 81 20 90 cents gallon holders Of the article
I'm bond withdrew from the warehouses in June only
10000 gallons involving falling of in the receipts OF
more than 100000 as compared with the months imme
dately preceding There at the present time In the
Bon ded Warehouses in the XXXId District 5000 barrels
OF spirits which, when withdrawn ana the Government
The proposed tax OF so cents gallon, the Treas
nv viii lie benefited In the of N2SOOO, admitting
an average Of 40 gallons to the barrel
H.. Speelal
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

so as to include the whole consolidated City of Phil
adelphia; and the joint resolution extending the
road
Secretary McCulloch received note last evening,
cOntaing $50 conscience money the restitution being
made through a Catholic priest.
Secretary Schofed has directed Brigadier-General
j. b. Mcintosh TO report at New-York as member
of the board to retire disabled officers.
Gen. Lippencott, Doorkeeper of the House of
Representatives, was the recipient, to-day, of a
gold watch and chain, valued at $780, from the
clerks and employees under him.
Nez Perces Indians are here seeking to extend their
reservation by a treaty. They intend to claim an
extension of their reservation as an indemnhcatlon
for the failure of the Government to pay them their
stated annuties in money and TO fulfill other treaty
obligations The $4,000 of which Gov. Lyon was
robbed while on his way to Washington they say was
never refunded to them.
Congress having omitted the necessary appropria-
tons wholesale discharge of clerks in the Treasury
Department has become necessary.
The amnesty proclamation was considered in full
Cabinet meeting, to-day, and unanimously approved
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE BANQUET TO MIR. CYRUS W. FIELD.
LONDON. July AT the Willis Rooms banquet to
Mr.. Field last night the Duke of Argyll. who pre-
sded in proposing the toast, "The military and
naval services of the two countries" said:
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN: 1 am sure every one de-
pOes the circumstances which led the two countries into
conflict. All Engishmen depore them, and they are
convinced that in these disputes England In the
The services in these two great countries cannot be
brought conflict but those two countries should
be brought together rivals In this great work In which
rejoice say they united namely the Electric Tel
egraph believe the American Navy was OF very great
hearl ! give you. therefore gentlemen, the toast OF
The military and naval services OF the two cogntrIes
and will couple with the toast the names OF Sir John
Pakngton and iceAdmiral Sir Alexander Milne loud
cheersl
The toast was drunk with all the honOrs and Sir John
PackingtOn responded.
viceAdmiTal Sir Alexander Milne the next
Mr. Cyrus " Field having responded to toast to him
sen; IN speeSn %ncn was printed IA Th p
and Commercial Prosperity Of Great Britain and the
United States" The toast having been drunk with the
hon0rs,
Mr. John Bright NJ. p, who received with hearty
and prolonged cheers, said:
Sir Stafford NOrthcote has submitted this sentiment
THE peace and prosperity OF Great Britain and the
United states" which means, presume, that we are In
favor OF carrying prosperous trade with America,
and, at the same time, OF maintaining unDroken peace
Win the people OF taat country Inc & people o ,uD tne
Gus tariff and load Of debt but II these gentlemen would
how much allowance TO be made for others During
the years that passed from 1892 to 1876 the Government
and the people Of this country we're wagng TulnOus
with neghborng power. The result OF that war Is
the result OF what every sgreat loads OF heavy
taxes and growing debt and intense suffering the
people who had TO bear the weight Of these burdens.
The Budget continued at some length to dwell on the
points Of harmony between England and the United
States and anticipated for both countries peaceful and
prosperous future.
Lord stratford De Redclffe proposed the Press. Mr.
Parke Goodwin replying for the press remarked that but
for the press the meeting that evening would be an OBJ
gathering instead Of being made known through
outt no
and continued to be great cvilzer Of modern times
The Of Morley proposed the extension OF tecgraphy
throu ghout the world. NJ Ferdinand de Lesseps replied
in French Mr. Horato Lloyd proposed the toast OF the
ladies" in humorous speech Lord William Hay pro
posed the toast Of the Chairman. The company broke
up at late hour
GEN. NAPIER AT WINDSOR.
Gen Sir Robert Napier is at Windsor to-day, where
he is the guest of Queen Victoria.
LONDON, July 3-The weather is very fne and IA
yorable for the crops
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
GEN. NAPIER AT WINDSOR.
. Sir Robert Napier is at Windsor to-day, wi
he guest Of Queen Victoria.
DON. July 3.-The weather is very fine, anC
FRANCE.

BRILLIANT SPEECH OF THEIRS on THE BUDGET.
PARIS. July 3.-In the Corps Legislatif to-day, the
debate on the budget was resumed
brilliant speech was made by NJ. TheTs, the bur-
den of which was that peace liberty and good man
agement were the only for the financial deficit
NJ Magne the Minister of Finances, informed the
House that further loan was needed to meet the
army expenditures.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
SAN FRANCIsco NEWS SUMMARY.

Fp.xcIsco- .July 8.-The steamer New
vsA SAS ,or Yokohama and fong Kong with fun cargo
and $4,000 in treasure. sailed sailed ,c yeS'fre tSe La
The schooner j. s. Roscoe nehor renaptsd Iost No
paptIcuars received Crane Ssrc h
hmsiness viii be suspended. j. Ross Browne' NH a
10 China arrived today by the steamer e 90 os su 'a
on the same steamer for ChlDa on 'ue ~ " Nuees
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
UsI,Ry LAW IN NEw.HAMPsHIRE.

CONCORD, July 3.-The Governor mas VeVoeu
,h h,i rene,no the Usury Law He thinks its intro
drcton unfortunate at this time when the state coun-
tea and towns owe an aggregate of sl ana pay
an annual interest OF 100000 This ls hr ns' 'eo' Inv
Legislature Will probably adjourn tolnVIIVn'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
TURKEY.

MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
CoNsTANTINopIE, July 3-Prince Napoleon dined
to-day with the Sultan. The Yiceroy of Egypt and
all the ambassadors of the foreign powers were
present.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
GREECE.

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW AMERICAN MINISTER.
LONDON. July IA dispatch from Athens states
that Mr.. Tuckerman, the newly appointed Minister
NJ the United States to Greece, had arrived at
Athens. and presented his credentials 10 the King.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
CHINA.

TIE REBELS AGAIN MENACING PEkIN'
HoNG KONG. May 20, via LONDON, July IKE
ports from the North state that the Rebels nave met
with recent successes. and that Pekin Is seriously
mcnaced.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
WASHINGTON.

,,.,. ,,,r,0s--A DESERTED HoUsE-MR.
Mr. sGFysEs's GT4sEs' VrRoPos1r1oN But OF Fun
SlhIS'S SrIIx SM'cIosKEY GEN. MDowELL-Ihh
aMNTsrY PROCLAMATIoN
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

HOUSE OF REPKfSbNihfA' A0'
ur.n ,he uopse met at o'clock all the seats on the
nsocrat,c aide of the Chamber were vacant and not
The New York herald., 1868-11-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

WATCH IDENTrFIED.-The double-cased magic
watch found in possession Of four spanards arrested
at the Tribune ONCE door on Tuesday night by de-
tectives Mullin and Horbet Of the Fourth precinct
az already reported Id the HERALD was yesterday
identified by Mr. Jacob M. Shorter, living in New
burg Orange county, as having been stolen from
him.
STEALING CIGARs-CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-For
some time past Mr.. Charles Farrar, Of No. ol South
street. has lost large quantities Of cigars in myste-
rious manner and at length determined solve the
mystery Yesterday morning Edward Hanley, ayouth
OF nineteen years, entered the place under pretcnce
OF calling upon his brother-inlaw employed on the
premises Soon afterwards Hanlcy was seen leaving
the place with basket containing sawdust, sweep
ings, &c. and being suspected by detective Hayes
OF the Second precinct was taken In charge. In the
bottom OF the basket was found quantity OF cigars
valned at nearly thirty dollars, and the prisoner
finding himself caught 'Toul confessed to detective
Hayes that at different times he had taken sixteen
boxes OF cigars. Haney was arragned before JUS
tice Hogan and committed to the ToInbs for trial.
The New York herald., 1868-11-07
EaoOKLYy INTELLIGENCE.

PROBABLY FATAL RESULT OF AN AssAuLT.-Coro-
ner Smith took the ante-mortem deposition Of the
boy Thomas McManus yesterday, whose skull was
fractured by stone thrown, as alleged by Edward
Lurns on Thursday night in Furlnan street. After
the ante-ln0rtem was taken, Mr.. hcManus, the
father OF the injured boy, appeared before Judge
Cornwell and made a complaint against the boy
Edward Burns, and the accused was sent to jail to
await the result OF the injuries inflicted.
FALL OF THE ARCHES OF THE BROOKLYN SKATING
RINz.-Some Of the guys which held the arches OF
the Brooklyn Skating Rink, in Cermont avenue,
near Myrtle avenue, gave way yesterday morning
and they all fell with crash carrying with them
small portion OF one Of the walls. Fortunately no
person was injured. The walls OF the riuk are OF
brick and put up In the most substantial manner. 1t
s lSo feet front by 300 feet Deep The damage from
the accident VIII probably amount TO about s., 900.
DISPOSITION or ALLEGED ILLEGAL vorERs.-
Patrick Cronin and Robert Brown, arrested on Tues
day last by the police or Greenpoint, charged with
attempting TO vote Illegally were heard by Justice
Eames yesterday. In the case OF Cronin Mr. John A.
10 astepiea 10 s'at sote but lie Justice did not con.
slider that q Justification and committed him to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. Brown was accused
OF being minor hut the testimony OF his brother
went TO show that he was twenty-one years or age
on the 23d day Of July last He was therefore dis
charged.
The New York herald., 1868-11-07
N couRsE, Noy. O.-Parse $500, mile heats.
ALMOST A NuaDEs m eApaoa, st.
A Catholic Fries, Assanltcd aud wounded.

From the Bangor Whiv, Oct. 3l.]
Last evening The community was excited by O re-
port that Father Vetronlie, pastor OF 81. Johns
(Cathocl church, had been shot through tho head
in his own houss. on making inquiry we learned
the facts in the case, far they known, to DO
as foilows:About half-past i've O'Clock last even-
Ing boy o. work for Father Vctromle went to the
stable, winch Ia used as q woodshed TO get some
shaylngs. lie Immediately returned, saying that hc
felt q mans foot IN the shavlngs. lie was laughed
at b. the servants for his tindy, and one OF them
took Light and went out TO see II any one was
there. she saw no one but they heard noise %
OF some one In the loft overhead. They returned TO
the Kitchen, and Father Netromlle coming home,
they told him q man was in tho stable. Taking
O light he went out and drst shutting the stable
door TO prevent nn escape started TO 20 up ladder
leadtng 70 the loft. IA soon 81 he reached tho top
and before he could rec anything there, he was
struck murderOus blow by some one concealed
there, which lad open the scalp, causing pr0fuse
now Oh blood. lie gave the alarm ana got into the
house, when the villain, whoever II was, made his
escape w Jumping through window, taking sash
ana al IN his course and running down through the
garden toward Hancock street. Father Vetromle is
posltye that he heard the report OF pistol at tho
time nc was struck and at the time supposed hc
shot, but an examination OF the wound showed 10
10 be from blow Dy some blunt instrument and not
dangerous. The suppostion IL that tho assault was
committed by some person who had concealed HIM
sell with intent 70 enter and rob the house Ia the
night but nnding himself discovered took tnls
mosaOd ~ euecs lis escape
The New York herald., 1868-11-07

average temperature THURSDAY .'.s.'''' wa
Tue SUPERVISORS AS BOARD or CAHvAssERs.-
on next Tuesday, ct noon, as Board Of Canyassers
for the county OF New York. the Supervisors wiz con-
vene at their rooms In the new Court House building
ana count the ballots cast on Tuesday last for Presl
Dental and Vice Presidential electors ana state,
county and city Ofcers. For this purpose the Board
u allowed by law ten days. ~
THE sTR,sH QuEs7roN..-General John O'Neill,
president OF the Fenan Brotherhood, has Issued an
address, in the name Of the organization, to Irish
men In Ireland on the subject OF the approaching
elections in that country and In which they are ad
vised TO consider well their own power and re-
sources and TO vote only In behalf OF the interests OF
Ireland. The address Is quite lengthy ana OF un-
addresses.
METROPOLITAN FIRE DErARTNENT-To-day, in
accordance with resolution OF the Board, brigade
Of the Metropolitan Fire Department, under the
command Of its Chief Engineer, will parade through
the streets; and, on leaving Union square, at one
O'Clock p NJ, move down Broadway to the Bowling
green, thence through Beaver and Wall streets,
Broadway, Park row. Chatham street Bowery, Third
avenue and St. Marks place to T0mpkns square,
where, forming In line the column will be reviewed
1y the Governor OF the State and then dismissed.
and three hook and ladder companies.
"FRAcAs IN PRINCE STREETn-In paragraph
which appeared In the HERALD Of recent date un-
der the above head 1t was stated that man named
John Hart was arrested by onlcer Carl in q liquor
store on the corner OF Marion ana Prince streets,
ana that, showing disposition to fight, was Sc
verely punished and then handed over to patrolman
Clinton, OF the Fourteenth precinct, who permitted
HERALD, positively denies the whole statement. He
says he was not on duty at the time, and not being
In the vicinity OF the dificuty knew nothing Of it