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A DEADLY AssAULT.-Patrick Cassaday has been
held by Alderman Hurley in $1,000 for an assault and
battery on Mr. Albie, at the Barley Sheaf Hotel
Second street. below Vine 1t appears that bot6
board at the above hotel and met on the stairs on
Saturday evening, when Cassaday assaulted Mr.
Albie with loaded cane over the head He was
Immediately taken into custody and disposed of as
above stated. - -
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DOUBLE ASSAULT Charles Adrian and Thomas
Lynch entered the beer saloon OF Joseph Shuman, on
Race street, above Front on Saturday evening and
raised disturbance. Mr. Shuman attempted to eject
them, when they turned on him and cut him badly
about the head. policeman came along and took
them into custody, and locked them up in the Sixth
Ward station Lynch also assaulted a fellow-pri-
sOner who was in the same cell with him He was
held by Alderman Hurley In $1,000 bail and Adrian
was bound over in $500 bail for trial ~
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CAUGHT IN TIE ACT.-HOward Williams (colored)
attempted TO steal coat from the market at Della
ware avenue and Dock street, at early hour this
morning He was chased by private watchman,
and captured at Second and Walnut streets by
taken before Alderman Carpenter he was committed
in default of bail.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-02

IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN
ToURlSTs.-Passports, prepared in conformtI
with the new requirements Of the State Department
can be procured in twenty-four hours on applica'
ton made either in person or by letter, onlya th.
Omcial Passport Bureau, No. 10 s. SEVENTH
Street. Philadelphia ROBERT S. LEAGUE 4 cd
Also, official lists Ministers Diplomatic
Agents, Consus, and Consular Agents of the
United States who they are, where they are from
ana where they are located furnished free of charge
to applicants. 7ao
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH TNsSNT TO KILL, AND
INTERFERING WITH AN OFFICER.-E NJ Lingo has
been arrested on the charge of committing an as
sault and battery, with intent to XIII, and j. II.
Lingo for interfering with policeman. Last night,
between 10 and II O'Clock, man and woman were
promenading along Delaware avenue below Walnut
attempted to take the man away from the Woman
Ihe man wouldn't go, when he U.ngo) pulled out
reVoiVer and nred two shots, neither Of which, how
down. Policeman Dalton came along and necked
LINGO whose brother, j. II. Lingo stepped mn and
succeeded IN rescuing HIM. They then ran on TO a
propeller, where Policeman Dalton caught them
Both were taken before Alderman Carpenter who
held E. M. in $1,000 bail for assault and battery
with intent to k and ]. II. in $500 bai for inter,
duties, ~ VI i'i9
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Arrival Of steamships.
A Grand Row at ST. Louis.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-Arrived, steamships City
If Washington and Nevada.
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THE DoG-CATCHERs-Egh dogs were captured
during the past week; were redeemed and "a
slaughtered. SO goats were taken up, of which one
was redeemed and the remainder sold One horse
was also captured, and no one claiming, him he was
cold
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest andlbest manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and EnRrayer
No. 1893 OHESNUT Stree
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THE ASSAULT ON WATCHMAN KENpIa-SEvFRAt
PARTIES DELIVER THEMSELVES INTO CUsTopY-
Daniel hendig, the eX-reserve policeman, who was
morning, on Tenth street, below Chestnut by n gang
of ruhans, is still lying I'm critical condition M hiS
residence on JacOby street, near Vine. The physi-
clans are OF the opinion that he will not recover In
the event that he does he will lose the sight of one
eye, If not both Mayor Fox has issued Instruct
to the detectives to investigate the entirematter and
arrest all parties who are suspected. John Burns
and Samuel Torrance, both OF whom have been i'm
to-day, into the custody Of Detective Miller. They
protest their innocence
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RoBBERY.-On Friday morning last the shoemaker
store OF Robert Barr, at Chestnut Ill., was entered
and robbed Of boots and shoes to the value OF S45
AN entrance was effected through the window
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MARS. M. A. BIN D E r,
DRESS TRIMMING AND PAPER PAT
TERN STORE,
N. w. Corner Eleventh and Ches.
nut Streets.

BARGAINS JUST OPENED,
New style SIX Tassel Fringe, 62 cents yard, all
shades
REAL GUIPURE LACES.
A case Lace Points, Sacques, and Jackets.
Llama Lace ParasO Covers.
Black Thread Laces all widths, at very low prices
The genuine Joseph Kid Gloves, 81 per pair.
Misses Colored Kids.
NEW STYLES. PARASOLS AND SEAsIDES.
Roman and Plain Ribbons and Sashes.
Paris JewelTy
Plaid NainsOoks, French Musins Pipue and Mar.
seilles Hamburg Edging and Insertlngs-
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
For Mrs M. WORKS Celebrated System for cutting
Ladies' Dresses, Sacques Basques Garibalds Chill
drens Clothes, ETC., by measurement, and full in
structions given.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ladies' are now making from 500 to 5000 per month
as agents for this system. SO stuths
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. FIRE THIS M0RNING.-At 2 O'Clock this morning
tne alarm OF fire was caused by a trihing fire at the
stable attached TO the coal-yard OF SchereT Snder
on Ninth street above Poplar.
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BUILDING IMPRovEMENTs.-Duri the month OF
July the following permits were issued for the cree
nf

During the month there were IL wooden buildings
ordered to be taken down, and dangerous ones or
dered to be taken down or made safe
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THERE is NOW ovER.s5, 100000 PRIzElMoNEY
Il unclaimed in the United States Treasury. All
persons who have been in the Naval service OF the
United States their heirs representatives, should
make an immediate inquiry upon the subject at No.
55 S. SEVENTH Street 7ao
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POBERT s. LEAGUE & CO., NoTARIES PUB
~ Lie, COMMISSIONERS, ETC.-Depostons
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terri
tory of the United States. 730
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DERSONS HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected on application to the General
Collection Agency, ROBERT S. LEAGUE & Co.
No. 135 South SEVENTH Street 7ao
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
OGENERAL, corner of HOUSTON and GREENE
Streets New York city.
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
~ PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED.
AND SOLD-Apply to ROBERT S. LEAGUE 4 CO.,
No. 1856 S. SEVENTH Street. TAO
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THERE ARE A GREAT MANY Persona
having claims upon the United States or stots
Governments, who have committed the same 70 M
care Of Messrs George Cragg Bro, or T. II. Petera
Co. They will hear Of something greatly to tbei,
advantage, on application, either in person or M
mail, to the General Collection Agency, No 1s5
South SEVENTH Street. N''' -
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SoLDIERS DISCHARGED BEFORE TWO
~ years service for injuries or wounds, including
rupture are entitled they or their widows or heirs
df they have received none), to 5000 bounty
Apply to1--.s ROBERT S. LEAGUE Il Co,
T30 No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Straet
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ITO CREDITORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MEXIl
Co.-The undersigned are now prepared to
prosecute claims before the joint commission created
under recent treaty between the republic of Mex1
co and the United States, and would invite the At
tention of claimants to the necessity of an early an
plicatlon to secure consideration
RORERT TEArTr1r
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DRIzE MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS
All Interested in the capture of New Orleans Inv
Farraguts feet, as officers, seamen, or marines
will hear Of something greatly to their ADVANTAGE h
calling upon in person or addressing the General
collection Agency, ROBERT S. LEAGUE & CO.
NO $50 ooutn shN ENIH street, Philadelphia. AL
information given free of charge and
promptly answered. > 90
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SoLDIERS SINJURED.-soLDIERs DISCHARGED.
~ on account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceved in the line of duty, can obtain 5000 bounty
and pension, by applying to
ROBERT S. LEAGUE 4 CO.
No. 1875 S. SEVENTH Street
Information given free OF charge. 7ao
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SOLDIERS, SEAMEN, MARINES
~ etc., whether from wounds, rupture, or disease
who have not yet applied for Pensions ana tbs
widows, minor children, dependent mothers fathers
etc., of those who have died of wounds or OF disease
contracted in the service, can promptly obtain their
pensions by applying to
ROBERT s. LEAGUE & Co
Z 30 No 126 s SEVENnu Co..
, 1869-09-21
A DANGEROUS WATEH.
Extraordinary Conduct Of Young sfan-
lie .Aeou.es u Ilouee Full Of Bonrdess TO
Look for IuuSinury burglars.

Yesterday morning, Aeout n'clsck. the Ife.s
House, No, u Dearborn street, was the seene Of
aa ltomenle and exceedingly lndic1ous alaru. 4
young uan ty tie nane Of Selsgsoereer book
keeper for sIessrs. Leopold, Kah / Co., who Is
t'oa1lr9 u The asoye place, recently invested .n
nue gold watch, which has been much admired
By bis it1ends and. II seetus, hss constantly kept
him 70 tsate Of Eeryons excitement lent ne
should lose It IN Eome way. So carefully has be
guarded T. that esery Eight, previous TO retiring.
he nas had It Locked up II the a1d.or16
ses;se,, se1s aea eapssre s1ea 'es .ser m .ee
has been disturbed by phanioGs Of midnight nas-
glars for weeks pas:, aud Jesteria5 MoEuiaS. ,:
The hour named, he awoke IN the Widest terror,
aud, ruAhing o1I Of his room In hts neither gN-
nert he nm down st1ltA, shouting ThltEes!
yotce. in lefe than a t1y the siurnoer19 u
na,es were cut OF he'd, ana the house va ID N
upsuaE. The nale boarltrs came pouring tnto
the halls ANA erats<s. ready l1F sEapPle. ~pAe
The 4iles echo.ng the c;.es OF the terrified 5cuuH
man, .an wt1dly About In their rot<4 &c nui, and.
ous ntug1ug Of the boasue.s tnas It wa tnposst-
| bic 10 iell Who was robbed or who
/ Vas rpbber, OF whether, IN fact, there WA
| = rubber II the ho3sc Al all Nj: Seh5s5crEef,
however, was sure there were burglars In the
house lie had seen them, ant heart the fearful
ths. be could not be Induced to look around his
rocu, even 70 near the safe, iett the dark form
OF 4 Jcm Dalton should spring out from behind II
| ard deTour him. Ills watch WAS gone, he was
| sure, md ne coald not be convinced OF the COT
| tr7sJ nos1l the fafe WIS unlocked and his eyes
| ticking AwAy As Il nothing had happened. II u
| reedleas to add that thorough search through
out the hcnse discovered no burglar. Tho Jpuo2
| man WAS simply the Ftcstn Of horrible dsea1
, 1869-09-21

Letter lroua ssAnerat lhomns Y. Al
srIa. hrcFessatY as ltcttslania0n
Ut the DeHlorFnttc GMnAldAtr Tor
I.teslsrIaaut t3ovcFn0rs
special Dexpatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune.
MApIsnh, Wiz, Sept. 81.
General Thomas y. A'1on, sscFeiary
Of state, publishes lctses to-
night, 10 sci It rpat reports which have bseu IN
circulation Of sits&allAfAction on hih part becanse
ho Was not nominated h5 The Kenuoicaa
Sta,e Convention, 10 which he .sissla.ma my
tlun III Ills ca8e, aud aTeFs thai be- ID lot tn the
habit o! al0wtnR purely personal feelings or cttl-
Ridcias!ona to tnancnec his political actions, at
hhpMn b5 his political record bei0re, during and
since the war, and nohl} safa Cntl II! the great
issues involved In. anu gtoWluK out, Of the latc
great atzugHc shall have 1xen settled upon the
c4A1 management and OF justice and equal protec-
tlon Ut Inc Jaws regards the personal rights and
liberties Of ofAmet1can citizens, know O! but one
nsacninSiy W by tic &c party wh,cn has elesa'eI this
nation 10 lts present high position Amou0 the HuT-
e1pmeuss Of the world. II n,J intention - labor
DOUBT inss ii ny fI,euas VI! DO tho
same, knowing that tho rseaent u not
the time 10 asalst in placing In poser the party
which hiss done 20 much to undermine the pEtnel.
pics nr0n which our free GoEc1nmentts founde11- "
The fc,rnatip An article referring to tue letter,
denies the report ihas tue lcnefa! na.l dHm.su1ss-
CT his Assistant, F. 4. Spencer. Esq, from the
pos!uon be has held for several years past, In
Consequence Of dIxsatlafactiou, md on account Of
tnt nomination OF the Latter for Secretary By the
recent Republican State Convention
1t Is announced tonich, thAt the Democratic
candidate for l1tutentnt Governor, Captain GU.
bert l. rarE, ufs~i OF runu!ug In Easn. and dts
couIsgrd b5 frequent defeats, has declined the
Democratic nomination. and that the Democratic
upEtop, now Senator from l1af.,esie County
IN his place.
, 1869-09-21

OHIO.
The E'oItttcni CA1npaiKn-Spcccaa by
Governor Hartman At T1nrnfieid
The Bible Question in Ctuctnn ait
-Archbtsliop A'tlFectt'R 1jttifn Atutns

The E'oItttcnl CA1npaiKn-SpeecaAh hy
Governor Hartman At Mansfield
--I2ac 1siblu Question in CSuctnnAt
-I1rchbtshop l'uFecat'R Uttimntuen.
Special Deepa.ch to The Chicago Tribune.
NAktFlElp, o., Sept. 70.
Governor Rarmau, Of New Hampshire, and
lion. Aiphonto lfatt addressed Republican
meeting here tonight M the public park, the
speech Of Gussrnor Hartman VIA partlcu.
lerlJ eloquent aud powerful, showing up
ths ,ts s,,,ooIrs; Icsor,i M rsn.'leton and the
Rta1td 10 the people 10 rrputlIatr reudteton IN
ihc decisive md unulstaAate e tuRnb*f thrJ did
vaifanliRharu. clssBlnR them In the rame family
hatre,l to ltertt ard the tnlon and lore for tho
rchels and rebellion, and aa now In fhtuf
Of destro,inR the credit a' honor ot the rrput,-
liC- TIE speaker NRa Ufttt greeted bJ applause.
stl at the cfues three cheers given fer t4en.
etAI llatcs RtIM ihF Itepntltean pArtJ. ueneral
t1lt'enil wsa alluouhret, to srehk lwu weeks from
rlsr,snA1,. acpt m.-Thc scheal faar,t Com.
tot.s"trts. tt.tss'. r',ntrrtth .Mh Ar'l,''lsf':p
1al,r rltpIs rbe Atch.,tahop presented tic
'""nsss ns snt'. t'!.'sst s,ssn, i Il, p ,c,u. In
;s:; ;s;'$! s'''n o'r; Il Tic .;; sis;;
t s"'t";e If tn. .,.'s,u Ut ] s'"rs'n o, s"". s";'.
~hr, Il apAtt ffsin lnpsrnrlhr, III ihn t'hlhul,,
tsllh. et'l The irarh,a9s tf The aHthnir t'1ufr1L
tufn1ty VIII lr*a tfc,rtra. \. tza I,rTn .lut,r ~
I.hktatnt, l'Ehhr", tktsha. I'fI.als, ami athn1
t1,ht'pa ~lIrfr lis tikftts Ut r.'ss'Irt' tH lAu
isn' ptrtsrr'! !" a'o II !: trsl.F!tal r!..''lsfa'
"tr.r,nA4r,, Aerl il, t"tS, ~ >'"'"""'"
ltn further ta&tts t6sf TIT y u! uEa osnfy bnnFt
| w,r iii Auln", IN prr',rr AtIah n..stinoatian 0t
ts'a !nlth a. l4a, 1ra'e a' "ataslra to thrls nj.
, 1869-09-21

sekntz wA appointed special policeman
at = lumber yards OF Gslesr i Co. and lawrence
4 q Ld1tnx MAite1n, tnanagrF Of tho North
s&d4 Turner I!all. VA empowered to act - apo
eta1 policeman. Gcosge v. DoJusoo And Henry
e@a;pss. ha,pg ,srrea Ivy days On trial, reFe
40leeE Louis g. I0r.!eE. Of tho regular force,
who WA on tzlal u the list meeting for dfunten.
nees md unRentiemsnIy eondncs towards ladles.
~ discharged tho feET1ca
9lncers Thomas Lee, Edmund Miller and Ehen
as 4fm.neaisy, Of tae sesena rrsstoss, .sre y.
ctsf1en, the prosecuting witness being Czptatn
~ NJ man, u tho ing Crawford ue chaFyrs
T. 70 On aas 9s ot The ~
at the loot Of laS&lle stTect aud shRt three mcp,
whn proved 10 be the oflccr1 mentioned, IA cltt.
warrant, took MIN under a1l1st, placed h1m ID
EonA- AID kept him IN that condition Ia the EnIon
btSret 5tAtlaps Until ntoa Of next day. lie claims
tast me action VIA cowardl!, cruel. and Pr mp ID
Several witnesses for tho prosecution ,estred
u fnbsfAuce that, on the esruloX tn question.
without showing st.T OF reading warrant, a.
rpoehed S!nan, placed haot-cud4 on his wrt.ts,
arex revo!;ef. and scuazxed, "les no one IN.
ot1ctr Lee, IN behalf Of the defence. testified
thai he received or.lcss from Captain Miller TO
aIess N citizens clothes ants arrest the Cuptair
ot !of ss sae h IL na Mss a'u s =; ns
t4d!ea- told hun that wanteA hln, and tooz
ham By the AFm- Dtacer 1ltnekeS TOOK hiG bf rus
other arn, AID Ufleer Miller placed the handcude
upon him. The prisoner wanted to know who
FWofe out The .aFIant, and ut the corner Of Lake
Meet It VA given ~ BIN, opened
pn1ces Miller testified that be had received
HcesS from Captain Miller to hAndeun the
prisoner, hbt tue Captain coErooorased tue
1tssement, e&ftng in eztenuation tnat TIT
&fdst cutOr had pecn represented to him ~ Z
6tsptFxie character. This closed the testimony
onlcefB H'pck!eJ and Lee Wero ihr1eupou hon
ora'!y discharged, .na the case Of onleer Mile
Was taken nLtter adSIscncht.
Thf fh,nru then Aut1uIDrti.
, 1869-09-21

bead Of The ncfet, and had becn chnsn taetr
et&ooA9u.be&ie tn the pfeGa1t cau1pAixu- Tue
one party, lcd By TA1te1I, ADoa, A1coFn i Co.
wanted to dlatFanehi3e tho white people, Willis
kne pa311 no beionHod to wAS in favor OF uniref-
e! sonfA9e ind aoneaty. Addressing tho col.
o1Sa peop9, about ono hundred and my OF
u naom VETO present. sho Gsldl ho would 111o
them In tho strongest t4fs not TO b aatAeoaisLIc
so mo psorie Of the houth. AMONG whom they had
ooen f4!sod. Ua Assured thcn the Bouthtfu men
toTed theNs and would protect them Ia thstf
Ia4a9 1t9tef thao 1nJ Stranger could d. liz kAtd
m4u5 Nn1e men Who cana from the North NeFe
coost4nE{ eootendin1 that It WIN through their
CON- soch was not Tho fset, n General Grant
Aod many othes htstingutshed soldiers and
Statesmen had declared that It wss ouiy 4
GAaee sas9ee 8 WI: that w4a never
Intended to gtve The colozed 1nan hi& Freedom
0utal II becamo var Of nec+a6tty. Neither VIA
= Intended 70 Rtye them tho right to vote. unui It
conat&nctton- lie eousended that tne5 need not
thaua the people Of the North for The tgnts aud
ps,tleEea they en1o5ed, ue urged them to bc-
saro OF the party Of which Tarbeu, General Amea,
Aieo1n and company. weso the icalers, but 10 JON
their fortunes With tTue Southern men,
.ho would protect them in sheir rights.
could be ptrpetuAted. II thty faiied 10
toan those who loved aud really unlerstood tue u,
they Wpnld dt1tt araJ, lite the IadlauS 10 the
frunter Of c1su!zat!op, and IN ft yeaft enlircty
disappear. AL Ames, Taft,eIl and company want.
ed WAs ONCE That WIS al tnetr pretended patti
0ttsm consulted Of. After they got Ill they want
ed, through tue rofea of. .c0Eoftd men, tney would
Turn rpund and mock At their calauitJ; iney be.
ionged to the pEo.ct1pttoptAis, aud wou!l deprive
them ol Au{s2nts II It wo1td serya thet1 parpott&
Therefore he urged them 10 spppor those vito
Nuutd protect them tn their rights.
, 1869-09-21
MORE Bluno-lElTthe,


konth Clark street, with IT. slens Of thieves anil
Infamous houaea of prostitution, w!tnesseti an-
other stahbinR antay !Aal night Tln,ld men should
keep away from that thorouEh1arr After dark.
To show that the danger exists IN fart, and not In
the Imagination, 1t will probably sulrce to mea-
tlon ihnt Saturday hight saw TWO men cut, Sun-
day Itght another md n0w the fourth u added 10
The mt. Four In thEtc days IN Pretty sharp wotf-
Thrst amin arc Scty much After one patteEu.
Al IKE IA two peas In zach case the rArtles were
nn,i al the parties tArrputAble - the local
~ Anor1s- The Al1Eay last night occurred be-
tween 10 and IL O'Clock. II the notorious honse Of
"Mofhef Gslena," No. 42;, near Taylor. The par
uctpants were JaEnes blacE, An amateur puGflist,
who fought a fellow named L1WTJ, On blra1
winter day, IN WstQhtH Grove. Two JeAfa ago.
and German loafrf named Henry Aye1, at4as
DHchtI1enrJ:
For spsec OF ten minutes they tough. With 1stA,
chairs, 2n1 othtF handy things, And when Me}es
Was the high road TO victory, he suddenly felt
knttc come against bis pcrsou. 1t entered to the
left and tuss oe1ow the nipple, and then glanced
rib, making EtAsuy wound seret1l
inches tn length Black denies using
the kctfe, and accuses the woman
Nolan, tnt that Is thought to he = suhtesfuge+
Ut.cer Ha!l cau.e upon the scene At this point.
and took 10th pa1ties Into custody. On their way
to the AEu1ot7, Meyer became very much Weak.
ene.i from loss Of blood. and he was cafr1e Into
drug store At the corner Of Harrison street. whese
ph3 kietan attended 10 his Injuries The wound
"a not con8idered fatal. U!ack Was taken TO the
ATEory. Meyer, It Will be remembered, WAS en-
gagged in similar atIAlF shout two months &ncc,
il the coEref Of Wells and Jackson streets.