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$500 bah each. wormad subsequently, released
man named Farwell becoming his surety for the sum
named Farwe on that occasion made oath that ne was
worth from $4,000 TO t50OO and exhibited what pur-
ported to be deeds Of certain property worth that sum-
On the day named for the trial WOrmaid was found TO
pired that Farwe had property the deeds exhibited
by him proving 10 be worthless lie arrested and
committed charge OF perjury. After bis commitment
Farwen alleged that Richardson, the counsel OF Mor-
maid, had induced him to swear falsely ana had Iur-
nished him with the worthless deeds On this statement
and the evidence Of several witnesses. Richardson was
indicted by the Grand Jury for subornation OF perjury
Gov Clafn granted requisitOn and lately Capt. BOyn
ton Deputy State Constable came to this city, with
the document. The accused brought before Justice
Bowling Saturday, and committed To the custody OF
the Massachusetts, officers
ARREST ON CHARGE OF ARSON.
Officer Shelton Of the Forty fourth Police
Precinct arrested James Harrison Saturday morning
suspicion Of having set fire to the premises occupied
by him as a clothing store at No 2l3 Myre-ave Brook
lyn The building destroyed by fire the night pre-
vOus The states that he at the theater in
this city Friday night and his return stopped at
the Franklin House, near the Fulton Ferry, BrOokyn
where remained until morning. he was taken before
Justice Riley and held to await examination to-day at
10 q. IN.
STOLEN TEA RECOVERED.
Early yesterday morning officers Fowler and
Foley OF the Sixteenth Precinct two men men enter
the lumber yard at the foot of Twentyfourths and as
their actions were deemed suspicious the policemen APP
preached for tho purpose OF taking them into custody
The men fled and made their escape leaving DeDmu
them however three chests OF tea valued at 2O Ihee
II was subsequently ascertaned stolen from the Tea
store Of CosgroVe & Co., No. 234 Nnth-ave.
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CRIMINAL.

At the jefferson Market Police Court, yes
tordav John Reilly, who employed to repair the
roof of George W. Jesncers building. No no Broadway
In April last was accused by that gentleman with de
strOyiug aud carrying of chemical apparatus worth
ESQ. Reilly filed bonds In $500 10 answer
At tho Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Alderman Conan, VIM. DE Lacy. whom officer
Ieaycra found In tho cigar store or Otto Ahertl, at
No 81 ST. and took into custody or suspicion OF
attempted burglary, committed 10 the Tombs on
Friday hight last, John Schmidt was discovered III the
act of removing chest of tea valued SOO, belonging
10 Oiphant & Co., from Pier No, D. East River ana
placing the In small boat Yesterday he was coa-
United TO tho Tombs Tho accused claims to be- car
ponter, living NJ No. 10 Cherry-st.
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9 ls Isa 300 2oa s00 aO 10 21 "a al a. ~ q, =.

lss 1885, I2. 200, 9s o aO 40 a. 2as 25 4 ~ s, y, -
2f9, call 25I. - - ~
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-PARr ~
3+ e59i 23l 1885, 959 35 965 s3 I003 io
1892 1894. - '-'' 10
COMMON PLEAs-TRIM TERM.-Both Parts al
journei for the term -" aa-
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERMINUS. SOu 900.
2g3 292 1912 295 25 2s4 1885, 29So $685. o. 3aa slot 81
3llG 37 3a nv 's.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Mary Gibson. al
taiuing goods By IA peencei John Howard and Smith
Rue ". Lynn, William Dowd and Thos No burglary: Je
receiving stolen goods Chss Wilson, eHrg Webb and A s
grand larceny; vs. MeAab0n. Fredk Mables p
Tute fslonous assault and battery; Patrick Tatte caring @
sko
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THE QUAKER CITY SEIZED AGAIN.

DistrictsAttorncy PierrepOnt has caused q
new libel to be filed against the steamship Columbia
formerly known the Quaker city, and she is again IN
the custody OF the United States Marshal The libel
rrccs that she 10 ready TO sail TO places unknown
with intent 10 cruise and commit hotties IN the services
OF some persons unknown against the subjects, citizens
and property OF the Republic OF Hayti with whom the
United states at peace which is IN violation OF the
third section OF the OF Congress, approved April 40
1913 entitled can net for the punishment OF certain
crimes against the United States, and repeal the acts
therein mentioned"
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DECISIONS

Supreme Court 49, Chambers.-By lngraham,
j.: Adelaide r. Flanders agt Moses Il. Flanders; Corue
Tia : Richardson aCt. John r.. Richardson; James l.
stewart agt Lydia A. VI. Stewart-Beports confirmed
aud judgments divorce granted. Bowery National Bank
Rgt George White ct a motion granted and defendant
held to bail In 5000. Jean b. GibeauN agt Thomas
Walker motion denied plaintiffs costs to abide event
North shore Ferry Co ag Chase; motion granted with
leave 10 plaintiff To amend summons on payment Of costs
$40. Osgood. Receiver agt Simpson, &c; motion de-
MED BY Cardozo, j.: IN Thomas Taylor &c; report
confirmed ana allowance OF 81 out of the estate, SC
Isaac ct al AIT Leah Hart; memorial for counsel.
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COURT CALENDARs-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GRNERAI TERM - Nos. 10 T.
49, 49, So 81 80 So o. o. a. o. %, o. D. 3d. % l0o lOl lO3 lOj
iOl i05 loo, lU1, =. -
SUPREME Court - CmCUIT-PART mos. 4etI
Ii2b So iD lT1l lt3 1905, l2i 9
lI15 1892 lO9l ii65 .
SUPREME CouRT-SPRcAL TRRM.-Adjourned to
Monday, June a.
SUPREME CouIyT--C IAMDERs.--No Al. III, l61
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The frogs are building their nests ID a. s S,o
middle OF diiches, which indicates dtS SuHiHi'' "
the frogs are very foolish
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sUBoRNATIoN on PRRJuRY.

Capt. JOurdan and Detective Woodbridge of
the Sixth Precinct, ON Saturday, arrested Nathaniel
Richardson Massachusetts lawyer charge OF sub
ornaton Of perjury. Nearly year ago Joe Wormald
and Ned OBaldwln tue pugulss were arrested ~ EsstN
County. Mass, for violating tho laws OF Massaehuses
relative 10 Drlzenghting, and committed IN default VI
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THROuGH THE SOUTH.
OLD VIRGINIA.

EXPERIENCES OF NORTHERN MEN IN THE SOUTH
APPEARANCE AND CONDITION OF lhE
coTNTRY AND PEOPLE.
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ANOrIIER BRUTE.

Ludwig Fcrkncr was very noisy and dis
orderly In the streets Saturday night Officer Antell
OF the Seventeenth Precinct ordered him tone quiet and
10 90 home Neither would he do. but continued 10 dis
turb the ncghborhood The officer then arrested Fork
ner when the latter resisted and getting Of the O
GERS fingers between his teeth no almost severed 10 from
the hand. A few gentle reminders with tho locust
brought the bitter TO his senses and yesterday 10 was
made 10 still further realize the crime OF which he was
guilty by being committed 10 prison In default OF bail 10
tho GnnnrAl SnAalnnA.
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, ALMOST A MURDER.

Late on Saturday night, while two respecta-
bic women wero passing tho corner Of Pearl and Park
sts stephen II. Molouey addressed them In insulting
manner Edward Coppers, OF No 81 city Hallplace,
friend ~ the women, uCcnSed nc this, struck MuOney
when the latter presented pistol ana fired, the bail Just
grazing the OF Coppers MOonoy arrested and
locked up I'm the Fruknst police station. and yesterday
taken before Alderman Conan at the TOmbs. lie was
committed 10 await trial MolOncy claims TO DO caDl-
uCtmakcr living at No. a. CCutrCst.
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AN EAST HoUsToN-sT., ROW.

About 1 p. m. yesterday Patrick Bloomfield,
residing no No. % East Houstonst, had an alteration
there with colorcd woman named Emma Smith, and
she finally struck him the eye with china bowl.
cutting deep CASH Frank Dobson, who T. known To the
sporting fraternity performer the banjo, aud
who has been before the Police Courts on two
cas0us for aggravated assaults citizens then Joined
Ina the assault Bloomfield aud between thet the lat
pretty roughly handled, wing number ofcus
and bruises about the head face body DObsOn and
the woman were taken into custody aud locked up at
pnltcs IeaduuarteFs
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While Mr. William j. Coffin, temporarily
stopping at the Catskill House, passing through
sprugst at late hour on Saturday night no was
sailed by John Burke who struck him violent blow In
the face. This assault followed by Burke closing
with Mr.. Conln and IN the struggle which ensued the
little finger of that gentleman was bitten on completely
Yesterday morning Burke was taken before Justice
Dodge aud committed to answer In default Of $1,000 bail.
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sTABBING AFFRAY IN NINTH-AyE.

II'VVIR'FT1''
About 9 O'clock n. m. yesterday the house of
Mr.. Reynolds, No. Cmtonplaoe, entered by fore
ing open rear basement window Tho nolso made at
tractod tho attention OF the occupants, of whom
came down stairs In time tho burglar escaping
the yard-fence. Nothing was stolen, ana there
arrest
The Same night entrance was effected into the gro
Gerry store OF John III. Cuscubnck from which num-
Der OF articles taken. The thief becoming alarmed
left behind Of the goods had gathered together
for the purpose OF taking away he seen by tbs lady
of tho house he leaving the store and she OBJ
served that he wore pair or Indlarubber shoes.
Tho saloon Of NJ. MoGOdrrk ontored about "a. m.
yesterday md quantity OF liquors and cigars were
stolen. Subsequently officers Soc Carpenter and Smith,
OF che Forty fourth Precinct, arrested James Mcuado,
Andr0w Hnndrahan and John COnnoll on suspicion OF
being tho burglars. They locked up to awat OK
mil
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TuE KNIFE IN CATHARINE-sr.

Shortly before midnight on Saturday a num-
Der the residents OF the tenement No. So Caharnet
INDUCED IN free fight, during which q named
Tower stabbed Andrew Healey In the and side
Ing severe wounds TOwer fled DR. Dryer called
In to dress the wounds OF ealoy. lie accompanied
by friend, John j. Hogan Of No. "a JOhnsOnst, Brook
lyn After the wounds dressed, and when the doc
tor ana his friend passing through an alley.way
alongside the premises Mr.. Hogan stabbed In the
arm by unknown man. who made his escape. Tho
wound inflicted but slight.
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SIXTH WARD FREE FIGHT.

John Shelly, of No. 30 Elizabeth-st., while
intoxicated early yesterday morning entered John LOT
tuss oyserhouse, at No l6J Le0nardst, and soon en-
gagged I'm an angry discussion with the proprietor, and
Mathew McGowan James COuners and Michael Sprouts.
Blows ntcrchanged, aud skely ran into the street
uur-urd by the party. At the corner OF Leonard ana
Ba1tcrsts skelly turned upon Sprouts and dealt him
blow on tho head with knife causing very serious
scalp wound The others coming up one OF them, I'M
kuotyu AT present 10 the police stabbed Skely In tho
upper part OF tho thigh, causing bad flesh wound.
SPROUTS WAS taken home 90 No. lsi EhZaDeth-st The
remainder were arrested aud locked up At later hour
Alderman committed them to the TOmbs, 10 await
an examination None OF the parties dangerously n-
Jured.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT. Jtdec carter -Dn Monday,
in the case OF United STATES vs.. Pe'tthone,
verdict was givrr for pisintif for si:Tss Is.
Yesterday, Hayes vs.. Gordon vs.. T. =. Ander-
derson, Hartley g1rnIsheel Iudgmen: OF con-
dem nation. OSBORNE vs. Nontarey; judgment
by 6efault, U'Day VS.. E.i-n Smith: motion Tor
the recovery of 4 COW; verdict for plaintiff for
one cent damage. Mack VS.. Reese; judgment
for defendent. Turner VS.. Reese; JUDGMENT
confessed for S3S6IS. Corporation OF WISH
ipRton We. Hill; Judgment by default stricken
ont and case ordered TO be placed on the calen
der. Lynch vs.. Donigan; Judgment oy 1efAuit.
Purdy VS.. Gooding: Jury drawp; case will b.
tried Tomorrow. The Court fixed SATURDAY
next for the trial OF Corporation cases. TuT-
ner VS. Downey; Judgment confessed. Maack
VS.. Reese; judgment by default.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FIshsr.-Yesterday,
Andrew Lewis alias Andrew Jackson was
found guilty of an assault and battery upon
Benjamin Holmes, committed on the 10th of
September last. nolle pros was entered in
the case of Betty Hmcr, charged with the petit
larceny Of money from John Stewart. George
Jackson alias George Johnson was convicted
OF the larceny Of a horse from David Murphy.
on the 10th OF October last. Thomas Davis aud
Jacob Brown were convicted OF larceny in two
cases.
EQUITY COURT, Jude Vylte-Ye sterdav,
Miller We. Van Hook q a.; decree appointing
w. J. Miller trustee to sell. A. ]. Adams vs.
William Adams; order pro confesso, and lesv
granted to take testimony. Flock VS. Scott ct
al, order 10 issue rule against defendants to
show cause against application for the ap-
pointment of a receiver. holland VS.. Slade IF
al motion ON dissolution of an injunction de.
MED. Windsor VS. Washington and Alex,n-
dria Railroad; order of reference TO auditor 70
state receivers accounts. Wilson Il al. VS.
Wilson; order appointing W. Y. Fendall guar.
dian al titem. Wormiey VS.. W ct a., order for
trustee TO resell. Magee VS.. Mage; order ap-
pointing j J. Waters guardian al NsH,.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Pttrte''.-- yesterday.
the will Of Thomas Holldge, bequeathin all
his estate, real mixed and personal. % his WIFE
Phoebe Holhdge, and appointing her as exec
utriX. was filed and admitted 10 PROBATE.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs an Grsrxrt.wn.

BOARD oP SCHOOL GrARplASs me Roara
o; Sohool q uardians Leld \ regular m-sttr-
iasi evening. all he members pr-seut sneep-
MT. Harrisburg. Mr. A. HNd n presId.nt "a
l.. Dunlap as secretary. ..lsd w a. Mag. as
entering guardian were re-elect~d for the
present year. An application for tsash.rshi.,
was nled, ana several bulls audited and passed
L-.Ne vas granted 10 those pupils. VINO oelon.,
10 the Methodist Episcopal Sa6bAth Schools n
absent themselves ON MandAy Afternoon nsx,
=, q. attend the Sunday School anniversary an
Washington.
ArPoINrNxsr-Mr. &. T. Edmou.,cn. M
recently elected Flour Inspector has snnc.n,.
70 MI Daniel McCaun his deputy.
FOUND DKAD.-Au aged colored msn nsr,ss
, smith, was found dead in rs house
s,uas morning. ~ the corner OF Valley aud
StodosId streets. Deceased was ahau, eighty
traIe OF age, and Was su b lect TO hts IA one ~
~niSn ~ h supposed that he died. HIS wlfe
iet nome on Sunday morning for her place Of
employment as nurSe; then Smith was anna
rentiy as wei as ever. but Yesterday rnornrns
~neh ,oiore1 Trend went 10 tue house -
carry some food, the old man was found aeAd
on toe moor. No inquest was held. and he wAs
buri,d tC d. ..
An 1ssrALLArIoS of the newly elected IN, -
took place last Nenlng.
RIVER FRoNT.-En'ared-Sch n,nars a n
tra"mer. sranmer, IacEsonNtIi-. Fg. anaP
A. Sanders, carroll. from BuckspOr,. Ne
SIXTH BUILDrNo ASS"CtATtoS Tees $3.50
ola'lon held ~ tweufg-~ecOnd mourhlv ma -
ing lsst evening, and forty shares Of s',.,k r.,,
7" s''nting - $50, Were rp'ired bN the a<so.ts
tlon AT an ayeTsge cost ~ 8 - 20 the slsra
BOARD oF FIRE CoNNIssroNERS.- rms
Board held meeting on Monday evening Ia
ana TIE report Of thu Chief LnClner Wa r.
CetSed- enclo lnE he bI.is OF tha last guarrar.
winch We're approved Col W. %. Drr - W.
re,eIec'ed thief Engineer FOR the present va.r
tdward f.tt't. ~ ramaa, hang removed O.,
Washington, Has Dropped from he rsIls. ana
" IN. Lee appointed 10 the vacancy
NOT BEAR FI"Hr Bur A CH'cKES FtsHF
Richard Walker, residing on Bridge stree. was
70 have had hear ngnt on has premises or
-hohuaf afternoon, which Tor some Tea s0n was
C"layed, and chicken Eight came of instead
ne pohce getting wind OF a.. pOnnc-d on th-
parry, who scattered like sheep. aud Walker
Nss AZ ralcned before Justice Buckley yss's--
GaN. aud the case set tor a further haa-tnl
when Walker Was finrd $50
HErER TENT No. "a. LOO R-Thts Tent
held stated meeting on Monday evening aud
after the usual imitation and COZ farrinr n a..
gr-es. addresses were made nv Pas, Chief
Ruler DIVINE and Shepherd II HIdson
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LUMBER. COAL AND WOOD

BEk. consisting Of 0' ~
w Ir,n WE ~ III OF every thickness an grade
VIRGINIA PINE
SPtUCB and HEMLOCK
ASH and OAk
WALNUT and POPLAP
CYPRESS and PRJJCE suINcIrs
LATHS, PICKETS Sc e.
DRESSED LUMBER, OF All kinos con.,art u
THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMpvp F IN
kimds can always be found at our } ard. 80
We have, also, . Iar &c stock of
- COAL AND WOOD
prices "0ot maj
LfkENS VALLEY SHAMOKIN I,crIsT
MOUNTAIN, and LARBERRY coal
" 2 24O lbs to the ton, in all cases
- Will deliver TO Any part of the cisy.
- Orders by mail promptly filed.
T EDW. CLARK A. co
virginia ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts eat
Ja2-lw and foot Of ith street east
e Inn kEWARD-l am authorized to Offer ,he
YIVO above reward for the Apr. ension .
the parties who Committed the assSulg non ~
aud nV. Henry Perkins, ia Spsldins's Distr,ci ~
this county, near the Alex andria Ferry ara ~,
the evidence necessary TO thSir convictioH
WOODBURY. WHEELER
Jal-a"'" Attorney at Law.
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DEFECTIVE SEWRRAl E-This morning ~
VI II. Bean. OF he nIted S'a.es Hpf4t IIr =
L. Han!s, clothing merchant. ami Mr. shit
Hngtor, >tatloner, doing business on PepngyI-
Na,,a d'ehnt' net|e"n 20 and III SITS, called
Oh III. Donnegan. The Inspector OF Sewers \ +, .
and asked temporary Telief, the basement Il
their pisces OF business being oyprGoE.d -, n
water IN consequence of the small sew ar n .
which il was puCpOsed 20 dram that loca,,r,
becOmi ng Obstructcd. Mr.. DJnnngan will V-i n
the approval OF the Mayor. request the com.
n s>iOners of the Fourth and Fifth Wards ;,
examine and reetiiy the evil complained OF.
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Providence HosrITAL.-Nr. Butl-r PR
scented "a petition OF Mary T.. Rooney. Ter.
A. Cote!lO, Sarah McDIn Fl and NJ iry A
% Reilly, sisters of Charity. AZ ProvIdaE..
lC-riral, asking an appropriation OF = D., .
for the completion OF tha, hJ-pi-al The entir
amount required FOR thu completed eAtensiu;
- pat a SJI,UCJ. TIE T. N ming S1n,Uau 80
) listers prOpose 70 raise else where. should Ton
GEES II PrOpTIat" .hc amount .-.e.. .Ur
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MEDICAL. NOTICE,

Doctor d. DEF CURTIS, author of" Manhood -
"Mecicai Essays on Marriage " &C. &c b.gs TO
d THY his Washington patients, that owing o his
exteE,se practice in BalfiRore, he will in future
be able TO cevote sniy the following dats 70 their
interests. and will attend on WEDNESDAY
arc ShTUhDAi EVENINGS from 5to .. m =,
and SUNDAYS from 10 to 4 and 8 TO .. m, at
70. ~! stTeet IL rear Of Wizards Hotel
other days at his residence, - North Charles
street. Baltimore
SPECIALITY Treatment rnf rurs of ner gous de.
bity, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system, 2S-6-n
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SENSATION on SEVENTH STREET, CbHt
Bst'>R by q Dag, ant hs DO4 HDt.-This mora
ing, about haif.past eleven o'clock. cOnsid-r-
able excitement was caused by The firing OF 4
pistol and violent y-lDIng OF dog, which
proved 10 be the property OF a Mrs. Ha:kman,
who was furnishing milk 10 her customer
under the escort of a vicious animal tina. had
bitten small boy, the child OF ar. II ittlemauu
a matchmaker i2O 9Th street. The little hDv
was playing With some COInrad-s la from 90
MIR. Harvey's door, a few doors below III
fathers place of business, "h-L the dog & -
said, without any mOIestaIon. BIZ him on the
leg, and inflicted quite a painful wound. TIA
fathsT OF the child. hearing of tn trans act on
immediately ran out of his store Wi Ia pistol -.
hand. and fired one barrel, the contents o.
when lodged in the dogs left fore should.r.
on; did nos prove fatal. II IS stated thai me
cog Is Of Il vicious character, and should Il ave-.
D"'H Kept AT nome former OsrJ-Ipl.
MOI long since. little child was bif-gu by II
near 'he same place, and under similar c!rcuu-
stances.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONn
THE t SKIN AND COMPLEX

PIMPLEs, MOTH, BLoT0HES. TAN. etc,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
sor LADIES IL the NURSERY IL is invaluable
Fer GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the -nly reliable rem
sdy for diseases and blemiskes Of the SKIN.
PHAL0N'S "PAPHEAN SOAP"
Tor the TOILET, NJ RSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price 25 cents per .ake.
''FLOR DE MAYO"
FLOR DE MAYO.''
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKEB
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PHALCN SON, New fork.
je Ely Sold BY all Druggists
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SERIOUS ACCIDEST.-Last evening, abju
seven O'clock. while young mae by t1e MIN
Of James b McCoOley was In the act of cross
ing The street, al .th and q streets, he was run
down by man driving a bakers wagon, and
very seriously injured. He states tina, he e.lled
10 the driver 10 hold up, bu; TIthou: avail, aud
The shaft struck his right shoulder, knocking
him 70 the ground. on his hack. when the n bee e
OF The wagon passed over his hip and abdomen
The driver, who was supposed TO be drunk.
was arrested al once by officer Thomas In wler,
OF he seventh precinct, and taken 10 .hs s,a d.
tIOR-house. Tine injured man was then pl1 ce.i
IL a hack and conveyed 20 his home, near the
corner Of 18th and q streets, when DR.. Brrne-
man was sent for. The doctor found him IN
violent spasms and unable 20 speak; the right
shoulder partially Gis.oca'sd; the head au
right hip very badly bruised, and severe in
IUries as we'll TO the abdomen and spine
suffered intensely all night but is Lille easier
today. McCooiy is abou; twenty-five years OF
age. unmarried. a carpenter by trade, an ID u nder
the empty of Mr.. Clark u. the Capitol He is
4 quiet, soDer. inoiiensive young man.
Henry HornIng, the driver OF the wagon, on
he charge Of careless driving, was held u
security tOT Il hearing hy Justice Walter.
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TIE DAVE. PORT BROTHERS will com,

1EE DAvEsPOET BEOTRERS Will rOmmal 80
q series Of their en- -Tt9Inmruts ~ M-fy-r1'y'
Hail this evening Whether then performer.
pariahe Of spiritUaiisIn or no, they ar ..-r.
tainIv very m SterOus, .,ld there IS gre =, ca
rIoSI,y 10 see Them here. since they have Do,h.
led rbe 81 ~9us of two hemis pheTeF. TIeka'.
.rIv BE obtained a. NetZeTOtt'S music store
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Prevents it's falling Off
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scented to the public.
Give 1t a trial. Price III 90
p. HALL h co, Nashsu, n. H., Projectors.
Fol- sale by all druggists. ne2f soem
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No RRDUCTION.--In answer 10 4 reSo!u-I u
II the House. the 81 .r-t1ry of War sent a CON
municaiion 20 the House yesterday stating n
no lurther reduction cOnld he properly ma
IN re clerical force OF that Department or j.
the pay Ci the clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

DEPUTY ". =. MAKsHAL.-rhe Alexanari
IH.t'e says. j. :. Fowler, book aper II
;h- sat" Journal when that npwsranrr Wa
print in TINS c.tV, has l. i s'ttCd. heru ~
pointed Deputy United Stat Earsaa' f..
this Disiric', vice y, w. Gillis, removed >
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

fRoVInRNT AID SoCIRTY.-A. X. ShepneId
Treasurer OF the Provident Aid Society, ac
Hho"l dgfs the receipt of the followin.
amounts through DIR. peter Parker: Hon. ug
ratio King, SO; Mr.. Joshua PIERCE, SIS