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Evening star., 1869-12-11
1910
1910
ESTABLISHED
- EClAL TIGE.
GOOD NEWS FOB THE LADIESl

will sell from this day till further notice. all the
following enumerated Goods al the following prices,
viz:
New York Muslns, g cents
Wamsutta Muslin, 20 cents
Androscoggin Shrting, l6 cents.
The best make of Prints, II cents.
Splendid yelyeteens, SI.50 TO S2-D.
Good Black Silks, 81 Is, 81 80 and $780,
ia Extra quality Wool Blankets, SIS.
ss, s4, yard ~, u. and yards wide Oil Cloths,
at the lowest factory prices.
French Merincs aud Poplins, less than CAM be
bought elsewhere.
Together with many other DESIRABLE GOODS,
too numerous to mention, at the same low rates
LADIES DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY,
III BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN.
nol6-lm L. GUTMkN
Evening star., 1869-12-11

Rrv. AeA SAxE, ID. D., OF Roche ester, n. T.,
General Secretary of the Uniyers.list Conven-
tien OF the nited States, win preach to- morrow
in Mstzerott Hail, morning AMI ey gl.ng.
Evening star., 1869-12-11
u &. Rich AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask for no other, take ne other and you will save
600 t kEMARD M M for any case Of disease in any
d.: K,shsss Sioids: Bsissnr No. cure. Ulcers.
sssse ,G'fd SIStsss:
removes all disease from the - STEM and leaves the
~: k.esess Soiats Balsam No. cure. xercu.
rial Anections, Rheumatism in all forms whether
a ss 0sG sn. es: %ed1s
q & IESsns Che rscuSus
lo5 No 500 Per bottle; or two bottles for SEQ.
ments accompanied with full directions Price $50
Dv. Ktehax's Goldea Eir,- dAmoxy, a radic.,
cure Tor Nervous or General Debility in old young,
per bottle or txo Sottss for ss escs' Price, ss
On receipt Of price, these Remedies viii be .hppe
Sest kss.ass. sss
HdSrs-: PR 3 i KicR&RDs. e SI'fs No. %. v.riek
M circnisrs seDs onss hours from m rsp g .
rkcT OF dSLSMBIa. the ish sh a., dE e p,s Us
H1 ,'i" Barry, Barry 3Mrar, No. sss.
BRADLEY IL is ordered, thi. 18th dav of Nolamhsr
entered herein. hcre the rst raie aS e. e
Thg m micrty days aiter thir day Otherwise the cause
True eopy-rsIk j. sEfGsscifii fei't nosasr Sssss
IL THE EF STcPEESE cesESs, GorkT OF rHE DISTRICT
jeanette R CLANCY :, =, No. ls'a Equity poeset,.
.cS. Srdered th,: lSt day of December in the wear
sna rerss nSdrd T and a n5s that the sse made
y nssees Sss n snl. case ss ratified and confirmed the
CODY Of this order he inss,tas as%D'en,y,prSNded ~
printed in the city Of wsshineton s SnSe IN eaeI e
ana.rs @ b. order ORDER q fs The cod = day ID
de2-l -lsw3w RI. MEIGs, Clerk. &C.
LIMITED STATES PATENT eFFICE,
p; ,s;ii$s i:Tssi ssIRk Z ' and
the patent granted 70 them On
ii q June sof an saS S on the
tiystor Teeth;
elosed on the ilf6 day of ysnusry next @ thar tSs
s ,sa hDi srs g ,f men and he
,1st ..a petition Be beard the 18Th day j.nG
ANY person may ''sss,ss 'ssss9sf "a; sI.sfss s fishrn
no Il lawsw Commissioner of Patenfs
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition EoeIs BEsrbfssr BH2y ls
Of msIaneOpr % E%Srs ID Ir,ncs N prayng for the
assignee Of he said jean Louis BeaudeIot, for four
teen year, ~ frsI $ ths asx sh 81 day Of AEr M
sicss nupse,ed respectively ;sss, I.ss. aud ~.
scto 100 ssatn feis,u.d on the "a day ID No
.enber. Iss. Tor an improvement in Press ard
Apparatus loI cooling Beer and other LigGils:
ordered that the testimony in the cas- he ir-ed
op the 18th day of March next, thai the time for
nains sigunspts ana the ExaniDer's repart De linn
tel 70 the Eth day Of arch ext and that aid pe-
uton De heard on the 30th day Of March next.
Any person may oppc:e this extension.
SAMUEL +. FISHER.
nov s4IaxS0 Commissioner Of Patents
DR A2rIS TRENcB POWDERs, cERTAIS
- CHE Tor Norvoub Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions, canssd b. indiscretion, Gonorhea, Gleet.
d9 scsoddS9s SIP Diseases. syphilh in all ts fSrns.
Se!s9n GspaSca ~ Aercsyv Dssrarded
LiH i1 pru,Siss - Mss,nnrsss' sor p 2 e. x JOIN TSpSs
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mrs. w. AND "A, A. MERRILL. DENTIST
U No. 2S6 PENNSYLYANIA ANE-
EXCURSIONS, &c.
EoR MOUNT VERNON.

EoR MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer AERow, Capt. Thomas Stackrolc,
leaves her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, H.
3A,Lx 9A .eycsg, X % sgniSysl Y@S at 70 a m; se2
Alexandria. Forts FOute and Washington, Marshall
Hall. Nd, White House and lone, Va, returning 10
JAMES SYKES. GenI supt,
sng-rf Ofice-W Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1869-12-11
For other Locals, see first page.

The CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The
hagerstown Free Press, CDemocratic,) in an
article referring to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, says that the people Of Washington
county feel a pride i'm that great work, ssand
cannot but regret that its control has fallen into
the hands OF a president who made open war
upon the Democratic ticket in Allegany county
AT the last election, and live i'm hope that the
time is not far distant when man tried, true,
and trusty may take his place. Ii Is also mat
ter Of wonder anasng our people why the Office
or he canal company should have been re-
moved TO Annapolis, forty miles from the near
est point on the canal. This is 4 subject that
We shoald like to see explained by some one in
the secrets Of those who manage this work."
MorTissey expects 20 have the finest house
IN Saratoga.
nf-FYederie. douglass is leeturng in YER
nont-on The subject OF "our Composite Nation
atty"
H|Ainxsn1er II. Stephens has taken a re-
.apse, and h.s Iec0yerys now SAID 70 be extreme
y doubt;gl
81 yo,.ne lady aged j has been arrested in
Baf:.lo for b.gamy. She began marrying at the
age OF "a.
nS-NeN r,atrimepial ir ianc.i0n: "For bet
ter, Tor worse, for -jcEer-I peer, til Indiana
ayorce doth ,oa part
~ The girls sf tsls1eesier. Aass., got up a
dan ns part, ID. o-her nis {, 70 which they in
siteti then geE.Issan ftictdf, s'ss hen paid sll
the balls. Fsa
Evening star., 1869-12-11
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL AssoCIATIoN

DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS.
pRs. LEwIE 4 DAVIS,
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Between lsth and 18Th SITS, Washington, II. g.
TEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
b. the Of pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and ~lsh
thOrUfoln, or Either, IL requested by the<A
patient. No charge will be made for ex SpX2U0
tractine when Arti dcial Teeth are 10 be in ~O
serted although the patient wiil be required nav
for the surgical operation when performed; which
will be deducted when the teeth are made. Wewilf
insert aJsR uEger and lower set 9. teeth pr"iaa.t,
splesdtd of upper and lower teeth psrBiaasaf
English Rubber at SIS and all partial sets at those
rates for which the usual charge for English Rub
ber being from So 10 SIS.
Ftilias aad Rse4latIag. and all other branches Of
Operative Dentistry attended TO and performed in
the very best manner at moderate prices. You
requested 10 call and see specimens at our ofoe he
fore engaging clscw here.
N.B.-0h gold plates taken In exchange AZ fun
gold valuation tor every tabOye speciedl class a
work des
mrs. W. AND a, A. MERRILL. DENTISTS.
u No. 256 PENNSYLVANIA ANE~
NUE., between l2fh and 18th streets. furnish Sr&S8
ARTIFICIAL TEETH any kind Of Plate <1IID
desired Pure Nsfro4s 0xsde Gas cor stanfly on hand
for extracting teeth without pain. We guarantee TO
all those having work done 81 office Satisfaction
in every particular. no z5-ly
Evening star., 1869-12-11

TBB FrHH ORGAN recently ,vsss,,s., j.,
Wsshtngton Hebrew congresation. sas M. ,e
ehoeed ey fund.- collected from rhs ,,e,ts, ~
sens Of Washington and 0eoreetorn, '-''
Evening star., 1869-12-11

The STEAMSHIP Valley City, which LETT
Georgetown last Tuesday, encountered a severe
gale along the coast OF New Jersey. On Thurs
dag morning, before daylight, while passing
through the Narrows, three sailors fell over,
board while engaged in hauling one OF thc boats
The steamer stopped at once and lowered boats
bnt eOnld not find tie men. As several outH-ri
hound vessels were in the ghborhooa At the
time, IT IS possible that the men were saved Her
cargo has been discharged, and fesra 20 DO
IA good order,
Evening star., 1869-12-11

CBICEHH THrgvEs-About five O'Clock This
morning an attempt vas made to rob ;t,. herr
house Of Mr.. Dennison. on eth street east, De-
tween q s,yeet and Virginia avenue, but the
and E,lelin, who Gprsued them bet old rot crer-
AXE them
Evening star., 1869-12-11

CARHaEss DRIvISG--About i've O'Clock VS.
aa a,aay Robert YsIby' y' driving DonohOe's junk
s..9s, son, Oh .Sn s.rest. al VI drove over an old
n3nred. Sergeant Acton arrested Ysrhv an,
conveyed Mr.. Sayres 10 h.S homo. psar H.. s,u
ne - attended BY DIR. BorIsDd and aShSrs
Jusuee Thompson tned Yerby so for fsst xi,,
ane and held him 20 await the result o. ",
4siUrjes. NJ SIS
Evening star., 1869-12-11

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
the Catholic bookseller, Mr.. BrOsnan. The
cothoisc World and other like publications will
be kept by him.
Evening star., 1869-12-11
ID. A. FAHNEsTOCK's
VERMIFUGE.

ID. A. FAHNEsTOCK'S
MIFUGE.
Why is il that so many children die under the age
OF five yearsy That a large proportion of children
die under that age has long been subject Of remark
and without satisfactory cause sscertained it is
certain.
Also, it is known that worms exist in the human
system from it's earliest infancy therefore parents
especially mothers, who are more constantly with
their children, cannot be observing of the first
symptoms Of icorms; for surely they exist can
they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT. by
the timely of
B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's vERMIFUGE,
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
AId z" %sy hf ad%inissers with the Utmost SAFE
Worm Confections, made more for the purpose Of
n ahe rnsss than Of oSerccpns the disease
thear short lease OF life is nearly exhausted and b.
fsnanestocks 'eimifuge continues TO grow in ia
shSslS SeeasSn Esaars You 70 purchase
see that the initials are B. A. This is ,be arrieie
that has been SO " ~ e''>'e
FAvORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1899,
And Am InrEchaseTs must insist having it, they do
SCHWARTZ 4 HAsLErr,
FORMERLY
B.A. fAHNEsTOCK . SON CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
de..eodAxly PITTsBURG. Pa.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

OTR ENTERPRlsING NEIGHBOR, the piano
man. John F. Ellis, has furnished magnificent
full grand Chickering piano for the exhibition
hallof the public schools at Franklin building
Evening star., 1869-12-11

nR; M2fIs FRENCH P0WDERs, CERTAIN
stens, canssd by indiscrstion, 6onorhea, Gleet.
sssds % ZIP Diseases. syphils In al its fSns.
Bels9n Cspasra ~ Me,cssv Dsscardsd
nnie n Geshinstoa, D. 9, hy JOHN CegSH-
LEY, lSt ts. eve. Prjse ss Per boz. sssb'
Evening star., 1869-12-11

OVERCOATS
FOR THE PERIOD
VERY STYLISH SCRTOCTS.-.--...........Sl SIS 90
Do. DO. SACKS............. ......... SIS 90
FINE BEAVER DO. ........--...-..s3O To $50
DEVLIX d. CO..
2s6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH srs.
dee3t
Evening star., 1869-12-11

FIRH.-The alarm Of fire last nj ght about
l230 O'Clock was turned i'm from box 46, Second
precinct station, OccasiOned by the burning of
near Howard University, the property of T. j.
Lawler. Loss $1,000; fully insured The fire
was the work Of an incendiary.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

Chiidrens Rings,
Holiday presents received this morning at
Priggs One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 4I6
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9th
streets.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

THE HEBREW ORGAN.-We are requested to
state that the fine organ recently purchased for
the Hebrew congregation in this city was not
ne0usly published, but was paid for by the con-
tributiOns Of the Israelites in the District, who
presented it to the congregation here.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

thE VAR OF THE Boys IN BLUH.-The Eve
cyE'e Board OF this organization and the Com
t5,u 5.,tss Vi arrangements for the parade on the
II IStn p ,hs,. me, last evening. YIN. II. Lewis, A.
Lointe1 Comnnttee on Music. The Executive
Board issued a large number OF con.missions
aa1 oro:Eeu ,he DIVISION commanders 10 engage
halls. Aresoiution was adopted requesting such
persons as have preferred charges aca!nst the
General Commanding 10 appear al fhe newt
meeting and substantiate them. The deeisson
of the Sourt-Nartial i'm the case OF t;eners, r
B. Adams " as approved, and he was cashierad.
A circular from The Commanding General COW
graduating the organization on It's triumph over
their enemies was read and approved.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

ARREST OF A CLAIM AGENT.-Yestertlav
Detective COomes arrested Philemon II. West
charged with defrauding William ii. Cox, a sol
der, of $50. West was a claim agent, and la,
collected the above (bOunty) from the State o
Maryland, and, it Is alleged, failed or refused {,
render any account OF IL. He had hearing be
fore Justice Walter, who held him to bail fo
court in the sum of $500.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

Mrs. SUsANNAH GEORGE HENsHAw, who died
in this city yesterday. was the mother OF Mrs.
r. ID. T.. y. SOuthwOrth, the authOress, and not
the step-mOther As was enormously published.
In consequence Of the death OF Mrs. Henshaw
Mrs. SOuthwOrth will discontinue her Friday
evening receptions at Prospect Cottage, George
tow n, for the remainder Of the season.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

KNIGHTS TENPLAR LEvEE.-The annual
reception and dleyee of Washington Commandery
No. ], X. T., will take place at Wizards Hotel,
on Thursday evening, December 18th. The
different committees, have after much labor,
succeeded in perfecting their arrangements to
make this levee perfect success, and it will
doubtless be one of the grandest affairs of the
season, aud one long to be remembered by those
who participate. The tickets are being rapidly
disposed of, and we would advise those who have
not already secured them to lose no time in
doing so. Tickets can be obtained from any
member of COMMITTEE ON Inyitation":-Sir
Knights H. o. Towles, +. Baldwin, Y. ID. Gil
man, +. g. Davis, B. F. French, j. w. Angus,
g. w. Bunker, j. B. Creamer, Jno. Keyworth,
n. p. Chipman, j. j. Chapman, L. c. Camp
bell, JnO. III. Ingle, q. A. Henderson, T.. w.
Griffin, N. b. Fugitt, G. ii. Fowler, Thos. Dow
ling, Robt. McNurray, J. NJ. Mason, c. F.
Perrie, II. Ungate, A. B. Wolf, Geo. III. Clark,
las. Z. Bell, A. =. Chiids, and the officers Of
cemmandery.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

TESTED Ely TIME.-For Throat Diseases. Colds,
and Coughs, - BsotcR's Bronchial T.Ochss" have
proceed their efficacy by a test of many Years.
The good effects resulting from the u,e6f the
Troehes have brought out many worthless fmita-
tons. Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial
TrochcSn
Evening star., 1869-12-11

LARCENY CASES IN THE SECOND PRECINCT
Yesterday Jennie WoOd~on, colOred, was ar
rested by Officer Price on the charge of stealing
clothing from COrnela George, and clothing and
iewelry from Fannie Perkins, female students
mitted her to Jail for court. Officers Yeager and
Dyson arrested Patrick Harris and Francis
Whitney. two cOlOred boys, for tapping the till
Of Ann Beileir of some 50 or -, and Justice
Wall committed them for court.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

Last evening public meeting was held AT the
church and was called to Ordcr by Rev. Sclla
Martin. Mr.. George ]. Downing read a series
of resolutions adopted III Philadelphia. cndors-
ing Wendell Phillips and Charles Sumner. and
expressing contempt for the American Colo
nizatiOn Society. J.T. Waugh, OF Rhode Island,
Rev. Selia Martin, J.. wmbu>h, of South Caro-
lima; Isaac Myers, Of Maryland, and John NJ.
LangstOn addressed the meeting. Mr.. Myers
referred to the fact that i'm Baltimore about 80
cOlOred men bonded together, after having been
discharged through white Influences from tine
ship-ya ards, and purchased one of their own at a
cost OF SO 600. and to-day the yard employs 30
cOlOred men, and - white men, and is in "a pros
porous condition.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

principle being Equity Of spoaton wa as already tar.
Mr. Reade's reputation for 1rlglS r holding that the
iI did nor cH"rgc niracy Mr.. Reade. Mr. o1TIi m
urged mitigation Of damages ." Reade Mr. Justice
CI sd im,, was more common than Tor AUTHORS
1iSihe suIu ts from others Shakespeare himself
Ia s ta.n fic plot Of his plays from the stories Oh
others and such course was noI o ~ "a
ble plagiarism taking bOdly Hitn"d ~ NV o,d
ont roeiions of other persons writing III they eoua
show Mr. Reade had done SO they might birOduee 'no
I3er some discussion the defendant was allowed 70
nut i'm the book, aud some PASSAGES were rea 'o bs
Interesting Of which was Mr. Reades account 0, nov NV m
novel "White Lies" came 10 be written a. ma9ues.j
Frenchman, had written play. Chae1 Usatinp HS n
which Mr. ReWie purchased with view Oh u m w., this
and producing it In England He was 10 pay "to 6 t
~ have iG accepted 500 should be refunded. Falling
10 have 10 performed this condition was coinpneu VIII
but Mr. Reade, not TO lose the labor Already
nou H. then determined to the plot and Incidents IN
constrcnga story But before doing TINS ne sent pCA
the 500 to Maquet After the novel was puDshed @ Ma,
0uct wrote Reade letter acknowledging his fairness
and honorable dealing owing To the eOpyrlghI ia" to
knowledge his Indebtedness TO Maquet for the plot anu
incidents without losing his own copyright puG 40
as the law was changed ne iully eAPia'nou 'n0 "'-'
Mr. whitney offered in evidence part OF rssc6 one fa i
Chapter a. OF Griffith Gaunt, was taken DOdlly HVin
the opening Of Mr Bathurst Tor the prGseeuP M IA to
plagiarism, fthere were plagiarism, was suOSequen' "
Mr. Whitney then offered The Prurent Prude letter,
published in October admission OF Mr. ie"uE Tde dc
his novel was not proper book Ior ic b ImeIades the
article on " An English Bully ,...uaoa chat In
Richard Grant White called ana esnSV iS '"U 80 40
was an author by profession and had pracuced that pro
feson for n years The employment OF others 10y authors
70 aid them h not unusual Such custom has prevailed
from the time of Shakespeare down. Shakespeare MN
self did so. Beaumont, and Fletcher ana slr wafer
Srnt arc said To have aided. Dumas also; ana
MIR Anthony Tr0lope, said TO have part OF ms WORKS
written In this way Mr. White had been contributor 10
The Atlantic Monthly prior to 1866; not since TINS Do1k
is one OF Mr. Reade's best works as literary NoIh'
none of his productions stand higher; witness d hcNol
heard any other opinion Of it in the literary world -
question relating to Mrs. Henry Wocds cnarae'e u W
the literary world raised long discussion AZ te cuso
Of which udge Cerke adjourned the trial TO Wednesday
at 10 a. M, without deciding the question.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
WHAT NUMBER CONSTITUTES A JURY.

In re. the mandamus of Thaddeus II. Lane
Tho Board Of Health seeks to compel Judge Lane
ceed with two which the Board to enforce
penalty for 500 and the other for s2SO The suits
brought and the defendants demanded Jures. The
District Courts impanne only jurors but when tho
case came on the defendants complained that six did not
constitute jury Judge Lane affirmed this, but decided
that he had power TO summon more and refused to
proceed with the The Board Of Health then OBJ
tanned mandamus from the Superior Court to compel
him to with Ithe Judge Lane argued the
question OF the mandamus in his behalf claiming
that in the revision OF the Constitution Of 1885, this had
been OF the important subjects OF discussion and that
the best minds had agreed that jury consisted OF u
and the constitution adopted under the impression
produced by these arguments Even IL the trainers OF
the constitution intended to adopt tho nonjury
then extaDt total extent Of trials without Jury was
OF less than $50 Subsequent legislation had in
creased this TO $3.50 There no reason II such extern
sion permissible, why subsequent legislatures
should not extend u millions to any penal matter
whatever.
BIr. Cadwaader for the Board Of Health, contended
that the constitutional provision made with refer
ence to the then existing juries that Jures then
minor and fines 10 uries OF six men,
and that the amount not matter Of essential differ
enee. The Court reserved Its decision.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship France Gray Liverpool Feb IT, and Queenstown Feb 49,
misc. aud pass
Steamship Nebraska Guard Liverpool 6 Queenstown Feb
II. mdse. and 81 pass
Steamship JAcuo Atkins. savannah rdse. and pass
steamship CaIlolta Colby Halifax via Portland DAYS mse
Steamship Virginia, Drrs Alexandra. mdse. and pass
Steamship Saratoga Bakeman Richmond mdsc aud pass
Steamship Champion wood. Charleston mds and pass
ship rh..sr, 1runain, Leghorn Jan s. marble rags &e
SHIP CLensu MeGue Calcutta oct 25 aud Sands Head Nov T.
ship Dr. Barh, Bockyodt Hamburg, 70 days mlse.
BARK Daniel Diaper Bottone Palermo. ~ days ifuL
Bchr Hattie L. Dodge Freeman, barbados, 10 day sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLEsrOs March 2Auyed. steamship Manhattan, from New
York hu Kotsi Newioki Magnolia, nom Norfolk Sailed.
steamship Sea Gul f0r Baltimore. -
FokrKzts hONKOK March 2PasSed 0ut brig j. T. HASKELL Nor
iok for Guadaloupe.
SAVANNAH. March ARRIVED steamship North Point. hou Ba
mors ichrs Armenia Bae sud jamestown. ham PHILADELPHIA
Cleared, Ieanihip Virgo. for NeS'iorS,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
pRoBlBLE MURDER IN THE FIFTH YARD
A coLoRED WOMAN ASSAULTED BY HER PAR
AMOUR.

A COLORED WOMAN ASSAULTED BY HER PAX
AMOUR.
About noon, yesterday, two colOred women
called at the Leonardst. POlicestation, and informed
Can't Petty that cOlored woman had been assaulted
and dangerously injured, in the tenement NO l5S west
Broadway In company with SOME OF his officers the
Captain visited the place, and, in an upper room found
Catharine Carter alias Kate Tyndale lying on cot ana
bleeding from wound in the head Police Surgeon Ken
nedy was called n and after examining the wound ex-
pressed the opinion that the skull had been
fractured for distance OF nearly three
Inches He also ascertaned that the lett
arm OF the woman broken. She stated tha sue Ha
been assaulted by her paramour, colored man laeu
with an AK and had broken her arm with paving stone
Search was made for the but could not DC louh9'
The stone covered with blood was ound uhdf the Deu
The woman was taken TO the Bellevue Hospital Later
In the day Coroner schmer attended and took the ante
mortem deposition Of the woman she staed that % hpoit
five wears since her husband, Enoeh Carter, Jolnel
from him For four years past she mas conan,
tied with Poole. He has repeatedly Deatcn hef, anu
ON threo occasions she has had him sent 10
Blackwes Island for his brutal treatment OF hei he
last time ne was sent up for six months. On Monday
night he was angry with tho woman, because sue ue-
cared that she woud attend dance IN lhurensst She
tired to bed About hour later Poole forced his way
into her rOO either through the door or WINDOW, aud
approaching the bed where she lay asleep struck her
ON the head with an AK. she awOke anu saw
the ak i'm his hand. lie then caught mp a
paying stone and struck her on the LETT arm breaking IT,
after which he fed from the Al 10 O'Clock ne came
back the woman in the mean ne having Deen 700 Meh M
TO leave the ROOM and said that he sorry for what ne
had done verdict against Poole was rendered Dy the
Jury The injured woman Is native OF TINS city aged
years; for years past she has LED an aDahdoeu me
las no regular occupation and known hard char
actor. Search is being made for him by the Police
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
MAYOR's OFFICE

Late yesterday afternoon Mayor Hall re-
ceived letter, Of which the following is verbatum
copy: ......
TO me Mayor Of Retg York.
GENTLEMAN Three weeks read IN the newspaper that anybody
would get good situation BY the Employment Ohe no
Cy mao my ppeahons on this ohce and hAd pay 81 50 ia
advance le once keepers send summit oteH cor Of
BoSt Snd Cas Tor get situation behind cigar counter
heIe WI" BOW place open al all Yesterday ha
ia ia az "Ioe,as Eis 6n.5ess No 2z9 PssrlIt, but The
bassns Keeper , me that be had not forgiven place and he
never gave 50 order 70 that above once Young mans
an convinced that this Office real business, asd t
can g situation O very respectfully getting
Sl " cents for au very necessary about that money presently
o., ,-..-- a., ,HesPectuiy DAVID BLANCHE
action and the party doing business the place before
mentloned was ordered 70 appear In the Mayors ONCE