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4 WV and very imnortant invention Of !

A NEW and very important invention Of q
New Haven man, is shoe machine, which,
it is predicted, will work a revolution in
the manufacture Of shoes. IT is exciting the
attention Of shoe men in all parts of the
country A straight needle is employed,
and waxed thread, and With it one man
en- sew six hundred pairs day. By the
laborious hand system, six or eight pairs is
a good days work. No other machine Of
the kind, as far as known, exists.
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest want In he reform movement Of to-
lav, able, fearless ou spoken paper nneled,
iH pendent. an truly devoted the Of reform.
such paper j. th- WosKnsN,s's ArvooArE. Many
a rs have been made within ten years past, start
such paper Every ne ~ These Efforts up v within
hort time have failed Il Is not necessary 70 speaS Of
ths az such failures u y enough know that
this time, there il but paper q al those started
that has ans claims Nasi1nAlorgan. The woRgrsG-
MANS AByocArE has been published for nearly Eve years.
having surm1uuted Al TIE obstacles that Tea % ile fall
q ne many other efforts made y various parties n
many parts q the country. The AnvocArE is nov up
4 arm basis, perfectly trlm the possibility Of
failure, that people subscribe for and feel
hey will lose their money they have many
times IN the past The ADv0eArz s only the oLss,
the LARGEST and The paper the country ievot
cd TO the inter Of Labor Reform Is Only
upon a arm financial basis. but i published "
whose record friends the Labor Reform amest
i furnish guarantee that the paper yin
main the champion Of the reform movement under sny
and al circumstances
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TIE Rockwell coal shaft AZ La Sale, TIL
was burned On Saturday morning, May, 29
THE cost 0f the property destroyed VA.
about $1,000, Gld two OF three months vii
elapse before 10 can again De placed 10 run
ming order. The number Of miners employ
ef was about eighty
There was a mass meeting at Locust Dale
which was weli attended DIV ,hs miners 81
the Mahau0v and adjoining basins on che
3th inst. Suev, Parker, Humphreys. KeelT
and Waters addressed the meeting. beau
tiill Jag vas presented 81 the ladies Of To-
Gust Dale.
The hag was presented On behalf OF the
ladies' by MT. Brennan, am vas received
Tor tbe Miners Association by Sir Parker.
Strict attention az the audience prevailed
until the close 81 the meeting. When the men
went back .0 tacir respective districts IN
good order.
While the men Of Centralia we're passing
Up to Their district, a maL- said u have
On drinking 10 a shland during the day
flil from railway bridge, while the men
were passing. The poor fellow Gas killed.
lie leaves 2 wife and family After night
at Locust Dale a q sturbance occurred. This
was long after the meeting had broken up.
The enemies Of the miners''U1i0n, make the
most Of these unfort Jnate events. The
speakers ,.Ao addres "a the .aeeung are en-
titled 10 much praise; they have the cllse Of
their lellOw-w0rk lgman az heart. The "a
dies who presented the flag deserve place
IN history, and place each IN The heart Of
an homes, man.
see by the Niners' .TonTIGl that q com
mittee has been appointed by the operators
to insult the men with an offer. They have
not agreed to The miners terms, but dictate
their own to the miners.
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The ADVOCATE viii ever be a. 4 sentinel upon the
While fighting every species Of wrong shall be aim
u out the FROM which flew the many disor
ders Of society and make yigor upon them. ur
great aim viii Be strike The root o. tie We
viii advocate entire change In the monetary system
q The country, upon TIE principles and through the
means embraced 70 the Platform o. The National Labor
Onion We shall advocate Che adoption by the Nato1sI
Government Of land police, taking the ground
that not ano.her Or the pubic domsfn should be
disposed Of aay company, corporation person upon
any terms whatever. except small parcels to actual
settlers We shah favor taxing al unculivates lands
ard cling all companies corpora Ions sad persons.
the market government prices (sl25 per acre within
given time and in Of failure 70 do, the land
revert back to the government We SHAH advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank systematic call
ing in or the whole National Bank circulation lssu-
ing In It's place treasury certificates convertible into
bonds bearing low rate OF interest and versa
the VII o. the holder. We shall advocate Labor De-
partment Washington such Is conten PLATED In the
resolutions adopted In the last session Of the National
Labor Union. We shall advocate Cooperation IL any
and every form 10 which Il be applied to proudc-
tion and distribution. We shall advocate the
ing o. the Aynrs Of labor every department o. indus
try. We shall advoc a stringent apprentice law m
every State entire revolution the system Of
Prison Labor in every State.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges . the
woskingwomen of country. Our motto shah oe,
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INSURANCE,
Washington Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YOK-.
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
Cash Assets, Sl,50l.965 So

The attention ~ the public q respectfully invited Il
tho Ninth annual Statement of the Washington Llfe ~
ComPaHy, presented herewith Al no time IN T.
hitherto successful has IL been able 20 beor
ehe public with greater claims uTan its confidence
Nine Years q prompt and nOr4bie dealing have in
creased IT, solid cash assets to over ONE MILLION
IND A HALFof dollars IN 1867 IL ratio 81 increas
ia business 1866 greater than that OF any
other CASH company, and in lSos il sill NOR
marked
on the lat Of January 1859 Il had surplus and
above its liabilities Qneludsg amount necessary 20 re
irsHrr s outstanding rsksl OF - 600 and Il now al
vide erannE ts poiicv holders wards ef lGARTbh
or 4 MILLION or DOF LARS
With Sohdity thoror My established; with Poll
cies and Dividends iurf.able and with every IN
ducement policy holders consistent with equity to IL
members and the prosperity and usefulness Of the
pans the Washington stands unrivalled Ia It's ayania
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SEcrIoN VII.

Iio0 Per Cent PR Aanlum to1 High Rate
ofLatereSt.
However fertile a country may be, inter
est even az two per cent per annum will in
evitably oppress the producers. In the fol-
lowing table interest is calculated at two
per cent, under The same Circumstances
and for the same period a, in the former
cases. The Interest will be found far ID ex-
ed The principal
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Let US now suppose another case, of two
men who become If aye at the same time az
the former two, and who are equally good
worSmen. They likewise earn a dollar per
dav over and above their own support but
they marry, and have the expense Of sup
porting their families. Each rents a house
at 800 per annum; and thus one-third of
their surplus earnings is paid for tenements.
Their earnings must also supply their fam
ties with food, clothing, fuel, etc. Al
tho ago these two men work as diligent 7
and as skilifuIly, and earn as much as tae
former two, vet, instead Of being able to
lend money upon interest, they are obliged
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Formation a Great Peoples Party.

with view 70 running the Government, National. state
and Nnacpa In the interests and for the whsle reo
pie. Every other question, cr nsw, will be dealt
with according as we see from our standpoint always
having In view the best interests Of all. We shall at
tack wrong wherever end IT, whether in high or low
tiOn Of such organ, call upon every friend Of thu
movement to aid by eEorts our ercaia-
ton.
CAMERON & .SYLVIS.
PROPRLETORS.
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A New Monetary System,
BY E1WAKD EELIo6d.
TIKI RATES OF INTEREST TUX GQvNsNISC PowEl
OF DESTRUCTION 70 LABOR AND CAPITAL.
SEcrIoN VI.

No Acl emulation # Property By Labor
equs5 10 ne accumulation by the Lean
Of Money at sersH per cent. Interest.
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steerago $40. ss5 and $40.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
1853.
ANCHOR LINE.

sah regularly every Saturday and alternate Wednr-sy
from W. Yark i1r L.Bi0nderry aud Glasgow, Hnl
-srrg passengers Is s1i from a the raj wav stations
IN GREAT Britain and ireland, aa1 railroad stations In
me EHE-Hrn states
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We shall advocate equal rights and privileges % the
NO, kingwomen of our country. Our motto shah Oe,
Equal and Justice sI" people, We shall advo-
cate the
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NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Washington Life insurance Co,
OF NEW YORK.
on tho First day of January 1869.

EXPENDITURES.
Amount q claims paid whole
Life Policies, sI1 007 .66
EndOwmens Policies, p, 6s2 s4-los, SIC. sol
Amount Of comm issinns brokerage. aud all
other charges paid tor collection u
premiums, 40, T99. SCI
Amount Of salaries paid TO officers and
employees, q, 54s. nal
s275, 0l2. 20
Whots number Of Policiss fssued misses, 50l5
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IRON HOLDERS COOPERATIVE ANT
4 PROTECTIVE UNI0N. ND. g af rfr-.-rht|. VI.
meets every alternate Saturday might, ai unuHH..at.
Han Nos 81 and e Wet 5th
JAMES A. PAGE, Precedent
vi NHEKIKR, Recording secretary.
We viii not b. rsspond.l for money sent ecca a
p0st Oaila al der, DrAft, or kxuress,
Address al comma nicAlions 10
o. L. SHANNON, Race street.
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PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE
INMAN LINFi

The Liverpool, New Yofk and Phfadeiphis steamship
% despatch one ~ Latr magnificent and powerful
Steamships from Liverpool and New YORK calling ~
Queeust0Nul
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wAOt. number D. RoIici,s issuod fa4sss,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
Az ORDVNANCE

Two PROVIDE FOR AN ANNUAL ESTI
i mate Of Expenditures for each current year
Be it ordained By the Council Of the City o
Wheeling:
SEC. /. The several committees of Council
shall each, at the first regular meeting OF Coun
Gil in April OF immediately thereafter, report Il
Council careful estimate of the amount Of
money required in its own department for the
current year; the several officers OF the city
shall assist said committee in their proper dc
partments in making up said estimates.
SIC. =. The Council shall, on receiving SAFE
reports, proceed TO consider them, and, having
amended them or either of them, If found neces
sary, shall by resolution fix and determine the
amounts of money to be expended In each de
partment of municipal affairs for the current
wear and in no case shall the amounts 80 liked
be exceeded.
SIC. 3. 1t shall not be lawful to fl the ~ate o.
taxation or OF water rents within the city unit
after said amounts of current expenses shall
have been fixed, and the assessment lists Of
water, real estate, personal property, titheables
dogs and licenses shall have been duly made by
the assessors of each.
SIC. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the Clerk of eacf
branch of Council to record in his minutes, Il
be read to Council the sum Of all apprC priationi
made and expenses incurred during each month
and also the whole sum from the commencement
OF tho Year
SEC s. This ordinance shall be in force iron
its passage. and all ordinances or parts OF ordi
nances conflicting with this ordinance are here
by repealed
Passed Council March 10th, 1862
maT22-lt
Qntellirencer copy.)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Arrivals at
NcLure House-Chsad of local0
Notics-John Clark.
Assistant Assessors Notice.
Notice-Stephen Clark, Street Com
missioner.
New Spring Goods. S. Rhodes d
Co.
First arrival of Spring GoOds-BrueI
& Sanders.
Two City Ordinances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIY
- ed by the undersigned until the tn day OF
April. 1869. 10 rebuild the South Branch
Wire Suspension Bridge" over the South
Branch upon the road running from ROmney Il
Green Spring Depot, on the b. & U. K. r.
The contractor must take the masonry work
as it now stands, and such other material as the
Company has now on hand.
Address GARRET W. BLUE,
President South Branch Bridge Company.
RONNEY, W. VA, March H. ls69.
marl7 Oawtapr2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22

OFFICE-sEEkERs, before going to
Washington, aud all lovers Of good
cigar, should call and procure some of
those fine cigars just received at L.
Bookings, or Booking & Miller's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
NOTICE.
CvBRsERRs OF THE Poor,
CIFRK'S OFFICE. March. 1863.

CLERKS OFFICE, March, 1868.
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n goard of Overseers OF the Poor will be held
at the Court House on Saturday, the 21th day
of March, 1859 All persons having claims
against the County contracted by the members
OF the Board during the past year will file the
same in this Office on or before that date.
Proposals from Physicians for attending and
furnishing medicines to the Paupers at the
Poor House and City Townships, including
Richie will alse be received.
By order Of the Board.
mar2O.3t JOHNC. PORTER, Clerk.
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PARTRIDGE
BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
ono BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE RIO
EOO Coffee.
~ Drums Grand Bank Ced6sb.
% barrels pure Cider Vinegar.
do Cassia, in Malta
Case prime Nutmegs
500 Barrels Ohio River Salt
10 Hogsheads prime Cuba Smear
% Quarter-barrfks No Maceero,
so doz. Fancy Brooms
so Boxes Goshen Cheese.
just received and for sale BY
seSs N. REILLY.
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NOTICE.

u,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 stockholders in GREENWOOD CEMETERY, for
the election of Directors, will be held at the
office of the Secretary, on Thursday, the 25th
inst, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock p 81.
uarls.td r. G. BONHAM, Sec'y.
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EOR RENT
FOR RENT.

THE sTORE.ROOM SITUATED No; s, 20
| Main Street, occupied by Messrs. VIM.
Simmer & Co, and known as the Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine Office. For terms, &C.,
| apply to
MARRIOTT WIN. SU MNER 81 w.
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---I.esc.Sor,s Notice.
NOTICE,

IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY t 40 atrest.
"a "a s ~ in front and rear of their property
anu wbic MA has been placed there BY them as all
o-dinances in relation to the streets and alleys
Of the city win be strictly enf0TcSs without non IT,
SPeo o,! ~ Street Commissioner.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

or SHARES IN NATIONAL INSURANCE.
10 Company.
so Shares in Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pany-
20 Shares in Citizens Insurance Company.
A. Shares in Franklin Insurance Company.
morIs !. IRWIN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

r HEREBY INFORM AL PERSONS MOI MOI
To trnst or in any manner defray e1pen Mi
incurred by my wife, Bridget CARR, s sSactinc.
not be OF authorized get money
or goods in my name. John CLARK.
mar22-lt 1T
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22

II. 8. WALKER
LEWIS BAKRR * co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
GunpoWderl GunpoWder !

HAVING The EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
III in this city fOf the Dupont Powder hils.
l nave always on hand In magazine large s1p
4bsve named Mills. viz: Rife Powder, In whole,
bali and quarter metallic kegs; sP0rnpE ~
eABistsTs; also. Blasting and Mining Povsef. -
metal kegs. Patent and Water-proos sa 30 :,
Ease, fSr blasting. For sale a. lowest n@i-s'
A liberal diseoupt will BE- given 70 persons
ordering Powder by the quantity
Delivered free 20 steamboats, ana ar I,rv
mart
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FRIDGE NOTICE.

+ To be Continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
SHIPPING LNTELLIGE HCE.

- poRT oP sKw.YoRK. Pen i2........... CLEARED
oras GhFc~i AulaO'a DIOs' London Dc
Bai."Rtipss wyie Iverpoo Maggie Hammond wDl Ga,..
tor CspadA Coreap hsapiss honsnA, sHmoGd barbados
ss Ja K :. si{' sos ' Fd Biz. fS:.p W.
.l.. ,ol H. A. S cs.sst nsssTty Tst. fad
- schTs-Arhur Burton. TrohOol hsAuIs, Gersy Sears
kSsa Cd PrSyLsSesi a H. Bdv.y B.rlea wmiosoo, ~ CT
Mng Hseny P.oyds9es sarah Helen G..y A9ss GOD
stanford nagwsod DsIfssop Gs'gtSn "smsn rss'iSs
enoai sstsgsss BUAGiSL Pierre, MARI kas Hail. lJItr 81
Pierre, Mart ''
Steamship James Adgsr Lockwood CHARLESTON ndse AID pi
sts.nsrp Th.ts 1Orr,y, Providence nose ." I.li.
steamship youG,ssI lone. PaI'sspSi. Sas, 'Ss g,,,
BAH Iavsse Lys Bio jAs Dec a. via Hampton Roads Pee
g's Mar. en- T EDas , ai.s G a
sehL Hear, IssisSuyfrs, 10 days, Jslos pine
s:s s.s: s. E.. y' sa%. Bal. ii. s
selt ysS wsuii ,. SSastt M,I kl,.0''pP' m
sshh Ruth Thomas, Dodd. Euiabe,hpert III r.T n'"i
DOMESTIC PORTS, rt.. .. -
HoIpxss HoiE Feb usAed oil before reported except ht
so.fcs fsS ia-Arr-,d steamship RpdAu S,~YOrh 'ehr On
ssysssia Peb II-Arrir,d steam yacht A,pu.an SwYori
,tp Brisnns Casgst asapsp PAhaI BsIqnore, dip
Japan B.lapors sehIa Geo somsI' Nasal Ie'p''' w
- T--r0r... FOREIGN PORTS, -1 .,..f all.
PEI nss ";S sa1 s.s t SS e. I s ~ :.
..s.S,so s. sSlsr, sh .S s..is FEB
Ga ~ 70 day ,bs way 70 Hamburg "'.' ''..'-" ~"
80 80 M : Il SPOKEN. ~ alb" 4 tisai
Ship Csr,shuors from cAeu'. for l'hS'' Dee 10 % o' o.
Pr Nap DIVA from Porto Rico ' s'F'' f' ''' jan d.
0l 01IITof 20 frTO wHALERs. q gIiup9T al q
TIE whaling bar, Lad. syar 4 as. s A., ~, .s a''n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
CAPTURE or BURGLARS IN oBEo4DUAY

D .
Early yesterday morning, aparty Of burglars
entered the premises No SIS Broadway and ascending
to tho third floor with jimmy forced open the door
leading from hallway INTO the store OF Charles E.
IIartung & Co., dealers in human hair Packing up
about 81 800 worth Of this material In box the thieves
started for the street At the doorway they we're met by
Mr. Hartung. who was just about to open his store At
once selling the foremost Of the gang Mr. artuhg de-
manded his business there when the rnan struck him
powerful blow in the right eye knocking him down. The
thieves dropped the bag and fed down stairs followed
by Mr. Hartung, who shouted for help Two OF tho ras
Gals ran into basement barber shop In the
vicinity, and pretended to be waiting to be
shaved Roundsman Knigh and Officer Clinton coming up
inst tlen Mr. Hartng pointed ont the direction which
the thieves had takou and the officers descending took
them into cnstody. The thieves seeing the Officers
attempted 20 escape by the rear door, but were
TO the staon-House in sprngst where they gave the
names Of James Marsh, aims Mike Briton. and James
Love, alias Long. In the possession OF Brton were
found number OF false keys aud several pawn tickets
have been stolen A Jimmy was found on the
floor of tho premises Of HartunR * Co, where
it had been dropped by the thieves. Later
the day they taken before Justice Hogan Mt the
Tombs who committed theD for trial default Of bail
Marsh aged Is years. Is butcher and says he lives at
years and lives at the Of Houston and Greenets
The crowded with the friends OF the ac
eused, among whom might readily be recognized many
OF the thieves Of the Fifth and Eighth Wards ana who
fdence that, by the aid OF some politician whose name
not mentioned they would be able TO secure the 70
lease OF their friends Search being made for tho con-
fedeTate who escaped. ..f ..... 81 .l p.
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rI o. CIVIL .-r.~ -.
United States agt. z. +. Tucker. Defendant


United States agt. z. f. Tucker Defendant,
who is sterekeeper in the Eighth Internal Revenue
tr1ct was brought before u 8. Commissioners Osborn,
Yesterday on complaint OF Thomas Ray OF the ST.
Cloud Hotel Broadway OF Forty second st. but
who keeps dstIleTy in Thirtythrdst Tenthayo:
The complaint AYERS that Tucker demanded the OF
500 from complainant Ray which the latter could not
recognize and hence the complaint. Commissioner Os-
borne admitted Ray to bail III the sum OF 81 0OO and
cepted Mr. Benedict, Rays counselor, as surety. .
The following decisions were given in the
Superior Court General Term yesterday Causes argued
at General Term: Jones ct sl agt. Fowler et aEseep.
Sustained verdict set aside and trial ordered
with costs; defendant 10 abide event. Opinion by Mon
en- j, Joseph Walsh agt Mary Collins Executr1x, Ne
Judgment affirmed. Opinion by fitfan, j. j. Nelson
Luckey agt. Thos Gann0n.-Judgmenta affirmed Opinion
ny Mcneil, J. Patrick 0Beirne agt James f. Lloyd
Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Jones, j.. John Doupe
ng Sidney {, Genn.-Judgment reserved aud new tral
granted, costs 10 abide event Opinion by Mcneil. j.
john g., Repplier agt Matthias Boodgood.
affirmed Opinion by F1thiap, j. Mary Morris. ADMIN
istrarix, ngt. John T. Kohsr.-Jud ginent affirmed
Opinion by Mcneil, j. Jean Fouandon agt August
Iarhenm,yer- Judgrnenr affirmed Opinion by Mcneil. j.
Iouiss @. Southwick agt. George H. NOTWITHSTANDING.
ment reversed and order OF reference vacated new trial
granted with costs 10 the appellant to abido event
Opinions hy Fithian and Jones j. j.. Seymour A. Marsh
agt Edward Ellsworth, Execuor-Order affirmed with
costs Opinions by Fihian and Jones, j. j. Argued at
November Term VIM. l.. Hoy AIT VIM. Reade q cases
Re-arRument ordered Argued at February Term 1889:
Chemical Bank agt. Thomas ]. Bartender appealed
from affirmed with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
THE SEVENTR-AVB. } TRAGEDY.

Coroner Rollins will hold an inquest this
morning. at Mt Sinai Hospital over the body Of Peter
BSmberger, the young German WHO, on Thursday morn
ing in the hallway of No l16 shot his be-
trothed Sarah Lseta Bord and then nortaly wounded
himself The full particulars OF the tragedy were given
i'll LIE TRIBUNE Of yesterday The girl fast recover
ing. HouselSurgeon Teller thinks she will no able to
leave the hospital in few days. The wound in her
cheek proves to be much less serious than at fret
supposed She makes further reference to the assault
upon her by her lover but WILL probably be ablo to give
her evidence moro at length to-day. 1rh. u.. -l..