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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT OUR REGCLAR SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS
~ Harness. &c, Tuesday, 18th, at II NJ, shall sell
of the finest stock OF rotng road and family Horses
that have been offered this season, in part
The celebrated well known and fast trottng Horse Bay
Prince; blood bay 15H high, 7years, with flowing
and tall sired by Major Winfield, he by Rysdcks HANDLE
tonan by Mr. L. Upkins, of Schenectady who pur
chased him from Major Morton for Ss after driving him
half mile in Rockand county in 244 warranted sound
kind and rot in 25 sold by order of administrators.
be Monday Also handsome and fine Messen
Colt by Raer out of thoroughbred dam blood bay,
stylish snowy gentle very ne fine gated and fast turned
the track Albany last spring in 253 without training
gives promise of great speed Is perfectly sound Also light
Road Wagon and Harness, property Of private gentleman
Pedgrees and fun particulars at sale
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, "A Duane street.
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PEas1N,L.

NY kFOhAATION OF PATRICK MALYE, WHO
"A left Liverpool In May 1880 and last seen in scran
tcn, fa 10 the fall OF 1885, Will be thankfully received by
Patrick Joyce, Hayersraw oace, Rockiand county,
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A LiCH.-YOUR KIND NOTE HAS ARRIVED COME
IA snre, ON the appon ted day, rain shine
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RETTIE DE HABRIS-PLEASE SEND YOUR AD-
IN dress to the Union Club and you win find
FIFTY AVENUF
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THE PARTY WHO SENT A NOTE IN JANUARY LAST
sfgning himself Albert James, will please write again.
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FURNITURE.

(tARPETS AND FURNfTURE-H. OFARRELL rs or.
~ ferng large consignment n John Crosey Sons Eos
sh Brussels Carpet styles choicest patterns al
considerably lower prices than any other house. o,o -.
The largest assortment of Furniture; $500 O WORTH
all under bic own supervision and warranted,
fifth street.
Ny motto is, quick sales fair dealing and small prohs
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(tARTMENS PROTECTIVE UNION-THE ANNUAL
meeting for the election of officers will be held
Ppers Hail. 5e Bleecker street. of Morton,
day evening" August H. at O'Clock. Punctual attendance
requested A L. BREWER, President.
q. II. GIlT2ow, Secretary.
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MRS. r. REPLIED TO THE NOTE FROM THE GEN
M tleman who said advertisement in the Times
csed him. She not she read hs Post Office number
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WILL TIE LADY IN BLACK, WITH CORALS ANT
w bun gloves, who rode down 10 Wal street in Madison
avenue stage Saturday at and bowed the gentle
man who accosLed her be ont in Wall street and Mas
please send directions by which can addressed
X. II. Y, Herald oflccl
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A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, TRUNKS, &C; SEP
IA arate rooms all sizes goods taken up elevators
truckmen, porters, &C., hand.
HAE1AR, 800 Thirty fourth street, corner Eighth av
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IJoUsEKEEPERs suPPLrEp AND CAN PAY BY THE
III week or month for Csrpes Oicoths Furniture Bed.
ding, &C., at BENDALLt co.'s warehouses, sc. N7, W. and
I'll Hndeon, corner Canal street.
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1INRANCIS JESSUP, ELDEST SON OF FREDFRICy,
Joseph Iessup, of Doory Han, Ireland requested 10
send his address W. Gleason ia Nassau street. New York
Immediately.
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-A.-PBRsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. lfe insurance companies, and who do not desire to
surrender their ocies by absolute SALE borrow the
surrender value of their policies by applying SAMUEL
BORROWE II Broadway.
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LII OUTDOOR AND INDOOR HANDS EMPLOYED
n by Erskms, Blanc Co. will please call for work Tues
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'l6MEriiyG NEW, SOMETHING NEW
q. w. jenkins 4 Co.'S pure Silver Polish,
the greatest article ever introduced TO the public hotels ra
tauans boarding houses private families carriage manu-
factIrers pumberp bell hangers harness makers silver
smiths &C. as IL Will iarnish. II will replate will
yolish new or old silver better than anything
offered 10 Inc uublic II will scratch deface. Plate
yor showcases plate your silver window bars and your s
ycrware Va general each time you use you get
coat of siver on article IL sold by all druggists
and house furnishing places Price 80 cents and ~ bot
tie orders received the mandatory and depot 1855
broadway. ,r.,. -
liberal dscount the trade in all cases where II does
give satisfaction the will be tennded and any
OF syerwsre brought to the depot ne repa'ed IN
we m0u'e'' free o. cna'se GEORGE ". jenkins co.
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TJALF INTEREST IN VALUABLE PATENT FOR
sale pays handsomely for the price asked Call at 95
Liberty street, room l3 and investigate.
j. r. BUSCELLE.
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LNOR sALE-FOR CASH, IN ONE OF THE MOST DE-
sirable locations in the city of Chicago Merchan,
Tailoring and Mems Furnishing Goods BUSINESS rare
chance to engage In business II thoroughly established
and is paying large profit and wholly cash business. For
further information inquire Of Messrs. FOWLER HOP
KINS, 81 Pine street.
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~ aid Office.
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A 20 BLEECKER STREET.-THE HIGHEST PRICES
n paid for Diamonds Watches Jewery, Silks Dry Goods
and all articles of vaue advanced on the same;
II. A. BARNARD.
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MARBLEiZED SLATE MANTELs, HALF THE PRICE
II OF marble. Send for circular.
T. h. STEWART. sos sixth avenue,
between Ihirty-hfth and Thirty sixth streets
MARBLE MANTELs, MONUMENTS. HEADsToNES
4u IN great varieties at reduced prices nj g. KLABERs
manuiactOry, ~ First avenue Third street. Maaiels
put up in the country Get price list.
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MARBLE MANrELs.

A 7 PRIVATE sAkE-2l2 BLOCKS ITALIAN MARBLE,
IL superior quality cargoes ships Euterpe and Frank also
u block. statuary f,OoO Italian Tiles. AUGUSTUS rABER
&BkOTHbR, importers and Wholesale Dealers Marble
lib Water street.
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MONEY ISLAND STEAM CARS LEAVE GREENWOOD
" for the beach and return every halfhour up N.

" and East river lines to Coney Island. The HORwALK
warren street at 40 l2b s0 pier No North river foot
OF Morris street. at TO- and o'clock The CHICOPEEleaves
North Eighth street, Willamsburgh at o'clock Broome
street. East river, at 30 II 2o2 30 Peck slip at $780, 40
2:tO; Fulton ferry Brooklyn, at 3 u and O'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LII WHO WANT MONEY ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
n Sivtrware, Valuabes Ladies' Wardrobes, &C., call
cue Broadway, Houston street, 5, and7
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LOAN OFFICES.

T 77-MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA-
monds, Watches Jewery &c or the same & bought s at
monds Watches Jewelry &C. at n Beecker street, second
floor. three doors west of broadway
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MACHINERY.
4 ENGINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS NEW
"a and second hand, all styles and sizes Paners
Anvils vses Shafng Tools and Machinery of All iescrin
tons, at HOFFMAN SfINNEi'S 1877 Water St Brookivn
LroR sALE-A BURDEN Is HORSE STEAM ENGINE
II and Boiler Connection, &C. new 24ncb Danie's
Paner Huntington Tonguer and Gro0ver aiso ,be
Machinery Of Door, Sash, Bind and Car bders factorv
Address Harvey, % Spruce street, New York
L,oR SALE CHEAP-TEN HORSE HORIZONTAL EN-
ne, twenty horse boiler, IN good with ali the con
necons Apply at 0t East Nineteenth street. Sherwood's
bor factory.
L'OR SALE, CHEAP-A HOSTING MACHINE orts
manufacturer, In running order, 50 Centre street
TOR sALE-..THREE FOLDING MACHINES AppRpss
Printer, Herald office.
EoR SALE CHEAP-Two DANIELS planning
Machines will plane 81 inches and AZ inehes An,, a.
H. H. SIMPSON a Co, ~ Broadway, room 2s ''' "
L'OR shLE-ENGINEs AND BOILERS 10 IN ,oo
morse AL kinds steam Pumps, Pipes fools and Shaf,.
ng will be sold or exchanged $50 and bo IVES, street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEMPERED Az HARD
steel Tor mstrcee stamping and aarIcutra and
" Wshe street. w ~ S''
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. 0, 1868.
REPORTS or STATS oFFIcGIs.
The SPEAKER presoed the annual reports OF tha State
Treasurer and Comptroller tho annual report of ,hs
Auditor canal expenditures; also tho report OF tho
superintendent Of the Bank Department sayings
banks.
Tpg smpwAv COMPANY.
The bill to authorize the Shipman Springs and Axle
Company mortgage their personal property road
third time and passed.
COMMITTEES on RKymIoy RULES.
The SrEaKER announced tho following committee on
the revision OF the rules :-Messrs Jacobs Burnans
Frear, Pts and Bristol.
rEIirioss ron REpsAL OF rHE METROPOLITAN srcsx ,Aw
large number OF petitions Was presented from ct-
OF New York and Brooklyn asking for the repeal of
the Metropolitan Excise law.
: BIIIs INTRODUCED.
by Mr. Tarbox. making an appropriation FOR the COM
pleon Of the New York State Institution for the Blind
by Mr. Bigelow TO increase the powers or the Commis
soncrs Of Excise by Mr. jones' 70 provide for improv
ing Park avenue Brooklyn; by Mr.. Stewart 70 faci.
tate the construction OF railroad from Chittsnango 10
Cszenovia BY Mr. Bradstreet 70 Incorporate the Pro-
tcctivos No. 1, Of Rochester; by Mr. Irving, 70
abolish the Metropolitan Sanitary Board OF Health;
by Mr. Hartman, 70 repeal the Metropolitan Ex.
else law: BY Mr.. Farley, TO incorporate tue
to to soldiers; W Mr. W. s. Clark. 10
amend the revised statutes relative 10 the OF
taxes; by Mr. O. Clark 70 legaze the bonds OF watkins
village; by Mr. Ia Bau TO incorporate the Insurance
Indemnity Company or New York; BY Mr.. Purdy, 10
amend the act relative 10 the Por Morris Land and im
provcment Company
The sPEAxrR presented tho annual report OF she State
Treasurer
The Assembly then adjourned to Tuesday morning Al
els ven O'clock
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THE STATE CAPITAL.


Appointments OF the senate Committees
Two Big TRmmany yobs on Foot-Iiebuiid-
Ing Of Washisst0n Market and q Wharves
and Piers Comunission-Proposcd Abolition
Of the Board Of Hcaloh.
Albany, Jan. q, 1858.
The event Of to-day's session the announcement
OF the Senate committsos Ismmany is represented on
railroads by Genst and internal Affairs OF towns and
counties EXCISE matters, &c.l by Tweed.
rms rAxxAsr s'aIsa" SHOWING THEIR nAsns
Among the bills to be introduced 10 the Senate is
to provide FOR the rebuilding OF Washington Market,
which II passed, will institute another City Hall "rng'
job Ike that OF the Court House. The bill is OF
course, fahsrei BY the Tammany Senatorial delegation
PROVISION FOR or YORK
Mr. Creamor gave notice In tho Senate to-day or q
bill which he intends to Introduce enabling city Of
New York to $1,000 coo for the relief OF its poor
Tho plan proposes the distribution OF food aud fuci
under the direction Of the Board Of Supervisors other
proper authorities
ABOLITION rHR HOARD or HKAIrH.
Mr Irving, OF New York, introduced bill to-day OF
statute creating and providing Tor the Of
the Board of Health In the Metropolitan district
THE wHARvEs AND PIERS COMMISSION.
This tlme-honored measure has como up again this
session Mr. Genet IN the Senate, hns given notice Of
act TO create Metropolitan Board Of Wnarves and PIERS
to consist OF the Mayors OF New York and Brooklyn tho
Comptroller OF New York. and ten others, to bs named
In the bill The bill is essentially the urged by the
Cltizens' Association a. modified by the Chamber OF
Commerce The stem others, ars not named as vet IL
IL little singular that Harry Genet should be the father
of such this session. 1t shows however, that
Tammany Hall Is determined on possessing the spells OF
the battle and US the republicans have indicated IN this
Htteschems very fruitful source Of revenue 1ammany
going in to wn Tho republican cat has boiraycd the
chestnut. The democratic monkey Is going TO eat ~
THE NKw YORK RANKS AND THE TAX cAskS
The Court Of Appeals having affirmed judgment In the
OF the Now York banks In the matter of taxes
ception has been taken ON the that the State Law
Is conflict with tho United Saies law creating the
tonal banks On this same ground appeal has bean
taken 70 the United States Supreme Court at washing.
ton. where the matter will 60 for Anal decision.
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Proceedings Of tho Rcconstruction Conven-
fi0u.
ATLANTA, Jan. Q, 1S6s
The committee appointed by the Convention 10 wait
upon General Meade reported that the General assured
the Convention that he would al the powers
ferrcd upon him by tho Reconstruction acts speedily
restoring Georgia TO ali her rights in tho Union.
On the question or the members authority 70 hold
seats the Convention adopted = resolution that the
proclamation OF General Pope s conclusive TO the
votes list Of voters, election returns aud the persons
elected
The Relief Committee reported an ordinance to for.
ever forbid ega action for any contract OF dalo prior
70 the lst Of June, 1865.
resolution was adopted appointing . committee OF
from each Congressional district the State pre-
paro list OF persons In whose behalf ConFres should
be patuoncd by the Convention 10 disabilities
imposed BY acts Of Congress.
Ordinances introduced to give the suffrage 10 ell
male citizens who read the constitution OF tho
United States and have psd their taxes ard TO give
equal rights irrespective OF color 70 all public places
and couveyances.
resolution introduced to inquire into the pro-
priety OF selling the State roads.
Tho hnsnoisl agent OF the Convention reported that
General Meade had handed him In writing the follow.
ing:-'Gensral Meade desires Doctor Angler 10 say
to the Convention that he clearly OF the opinion that
they entitled 10 draw their pay and INCIDENTAL
penses from the State Treasury and that he viii endea
possible 70 the obstacles OK.
sting 70 their beng paid"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Tm LovpoS MoSyr MARKET. --IoSDor. Jan o--6 r.
N.-Consols for money, " 92S and for tbc account
92k e2H American securities close steady OF the
following quotations United States Gvetventy bonds,
Tx 7c Illinois Genital Railway shares, ssh; Erie
Railway shares, ~ n.
According to the uar weekly statement tha amount
Of bullion In tho Bank OF Ens Tor the week ondipg
To- day has slightly decreased
THH FPAsKFoRr BoURss -FnAsKroRT Jan o--5
r. M-Untsd states lve-twenuss Of the issue OF 1852
y6.
improved feeling the Bourse, and the tendency OF
tho rentes Ia upwards
LIvEapoor Curros MARKEr --IivrRrocL Jan. o--5 Y.
Cotton closes with fatnor moro d.iny, but prices
have declined I'd. The sales to-day scd up 10000
bales The last transactions we're made az the follow
fug prices --Mddung upisnds, on tue spot 7hd.
Inddling uplands, 10 arrive o}.d; middhns Orleans,
! iIyrRrooL BRvAnsrrrrs MArxEr.--LwrRpooi, Jan.
o-5P p. NJ --nreadstufs nro quiet Corn, 46s. 81 for
rired Western Wboa,, los 3D. for white Calfornia,
and Ids Cd for No. Milwaukee red. Barley So. Sd.
FOR American. OATS 90. 10I for American. Peas, AIS.
Cd. for Canadian.
IdvERpooL Provisions NArKEr.--TrvERroots Jan. o-5
p G-Provsions lrm. Beef llS. Cd. Tor winter cured
extra primo mess Pork, 7ss. for new prime Eastern
mess lard, 4es Cd. Tor American Cheese, t2s. tor
American Bacon. 4os. tor Cumberland cut
} LIVERPOOL PRoDuCB MARKaL-LtvERIcOt, Jan. p--5
II. M--No. IL Dutch STANDARD sugar, 252 o.. Rosn,
S. pi for Wilmington, and lis. for hne pale
,Taow AS Cd. for American. spirits OF turpeutine.
ala per cwt Petroleum IL. ID Tor refined Clover.
seed a6s. for No. l American red.
1.oNpos MARKns.-LoSpos. Jan. OIL 20 ?. M-Whaie
OIL c3s per 2b2 gallons sperm oil. CLIO per ton. LIN
seed oil csc los per Iinsesd cakes flo 10s per
ton for thin obong.
Tun PrrRoLxus MARKrr --ASTwrHr, Jan. o-1 30
r. M-Petroleum II quiet but steady 81 40 francs for
asAAdard vhita
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THE WASHINGTON BANQUET.
Letter from Secretary McCuiioch on Recon-
struction.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 0, 1868

Letter from Secretary McCuiloch on Recon-
structIon.
WASHINGTON, Jan. o. 1868
Tho following letter vas read at ths banquet las,
evening"
DEAR Sm Your Of the 3st ultimo is received,
encosn an invitation to bo present at ths meet.
ing TO be held st tic metropolitan Hotel, 10
this city, tho evening Of tne Sth inst, for tho
purpose OF commemoraiing the battle OF New Or.
aud the gaantry oil the distinguished general aud
the citizen soldier by whom II was won Oher engage
ments prevent me from accepting your comntnien ary
invitation but take pleasure ia saying, In this manner,
that heartily sympathze with The hngs expressed N
the accompanying printed letter, 1ba 10 celebrating the
OF such mprrsnahe reroyn for the American
name happier memories will DO awakensd, and that tho
masnaninGy OF tho nation oay 10 featVssed 70 noble
sympathy for the descendants VI nosg wo, a. oono OF
our bone and Ne N Of rsh noby illustrated the
patriotism and progress OF the American ct1eo. Tnere
never has bsen zperiod In the history OF lhe United
States when broad Rdd comprehensive nationality ~
sentiment grenty nted9i a. at te present time
II deeply to bo deporod nat the passions when wero
excited between the durl the mt war hNye
not been succeeded by kindness md mngnRniny tho
part of the vicors and acqule,cence In tho result on
the part Of the yanqulshed that TAG st0~ed purposes
for which the war prosecuted on the part OF tue
government have been forctten by 30 many or
fellow citizens ard that the condition of toe South-
ern States has IA nowtse been ~ proved ssce hoses
wore ended. II naT no. DO proper Tor lne Ia ths com.
muncaton 10 discuss what ID called tae question on
trecDnstruCtiOn,n 10 condemn or 70 citcise the
opinions aciion or my old politc ironhs 10 regard
TO a. This much however dsem II ny duty 10 say
that consider tho restoration 10 tho southern 5aes OF
equal rights with tho Other states under the Constitution
essential 70 the existence OF our republican insttu-
tons aud 10 tho improvement, if not 10 The manten.
ance OF the national credit aud hat n my Judgment this
from that which was substsntIay inaugurstsd by Mr.
Lincoln and attempted 10 bs consuuimaisd by Tho pres
ent Executive AZ civil liberty 10 ncs ths offspring of
military power but Is In danger " beng destroyed To-
sieas of being osered by have no, favored the es
tabllsnmens Of military governments Ia the Southern
states A true ynIoa sss;nsn. 70 40. 70 DO rsy,yca
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VIRGINIA.
storm. Scene In the state Conveution-Hun-
uicutt Again In Trouble.
4 Rrcu,f Ian q 4

storm. scene In the sGate Conveution-Hun-
nicutt Again in Trouble.
RICHMOND. Jan Q. 1865
O'Clock r NJ
Quite stormy scene took place In the Convention
To-day that nearly eliminated In general and probable
bloody msiss While Mr. Hunnicutt was replying TO
tho scathing record given Of him yesterday by Mr.
Gibson, conservative. ELECTED by his Virgin
iAns - rebels and traitors he went far beyond the
recognized latitude OF speaker. aud called Henry A.
Wise and r. ~ I. Hunter traitors This brought Mr. n.
w. Hunter, conservative delegate aud 20 alive or the
ex-senator, 10 his feet who said, "lf you say X. T.
hunter Is traitor you . liar, and I hur the
he IN your teeth" Mr. Liggau then arose
and ind0rsed the language OF Hunter and
most indescrlbabe then ensued DR.
Norton oolorcd member moved that the parties be rep
rimanded. The Cnar was thoroughly bewiidered and
looked terrified. For Q tns Il feared general
m1tee would grow out or the matter. Macy began to
feel for their pistols, and amid the confusion one
vover the radical side Of the house dropped on the
floor. The Sergeant Lat-Arms roarsa .'Order H. In
vain, and the Chair brought down his hammer for
OF Hunnicutt are generally condemned, and even
radicals do net countenance his In this matter
Half the house tholr feet At tho time, but
order was ultimately restored and the AFFAIR referred for
investigation to an appropriate committee. Much feel
ing exists in consequences OF ths and may yot result In
an encounter between the opposing parties.
The New York herald., 1868-01-10
WEST VIRGINIA.

The Democratic State Convention-Arrest Of
n Murderer In Parkersbsra.
WHEELING. Jan. Q, 1893.
Tho Democratic State Convention adjourned this
ing after the election Of delegates the National Con-
ventien. decided majority Of the delegates arc
avowed PendIeton men.
Within the last year two horrible murders have been
committed In Parkerssurg, and few months ago the
remains Of murdered wers found In cuvert near
this city, whose murderer II was asceraned from
John schsnsr made bold attempt to take the life Of
respectable citizen Of parkorsburg but frustrated In
his designs and placed under arrest remarkable
similarity existed IN the circumstances attending these
horrible murders, which cd the citizens suspect
Schaner Of being guilty OF tho commission OF them all
large crowd gathered around the Jail and threatened
70 lynch him. This afternoon Schansr made full
fession to Catholic priest In the presence OF several
witnesses acknowledging his guilt Of oil the murders
mentioned above.