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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

FAUoU1ER COUNTY. -On last Monday. Com.
missiopers Tucker, Noland and W. II. Payne,
sold. under decree 10 the case of Patterson
vs.. johnson, small tract S9I acres, held by
Richard N. johnson situated 10 Upper Eau
auier, to w. A. Wilson, for $l4 per acre.
Same day Commissioners H. Il. Garden, W.
H. Payne and Eppa Huuton Sold under de-
cree 10 the case of Horner vs. Tavenner, los
acres OF the Bell Air farm, lying on Cedar run,
to John II. Rixey for 1925 per acre.
DR.. Bond, the Editor OF the Baltimore
Christian Advocate, will preach next Sunday
at the camp ground near Wesley Chapel.
Judge Smith, under special act of the Leg
islalure has appointed Lewis Shumatc to re-
assess land in Centre, Cedar Run and Kappa.
hammock Townships, and +. Jaqueline Smith
to re assess land, in Scott and Marshall Town
ships
The board Of supervisors for Fauquicr county
is now complete, and after having organ
lied, they have called a meeting for the 10th
ofSeptember. 3. Emmett Smith, has qualified
as assessor in Scott Township. A. B. Smith,
appointed Justice in Rappahannock Town.
ship, has also qualified. Wawenton Inder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

The French Minister at Washington has
represented to this Government, in the way of
protest, that surgeons in this try are being
engaged to serve in the Prussien army. This
is denied by the Germans as to Baron Gerolt,
though it may be true as to one or more Ger
man Consus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING learn that the
wife of Mr., Araland Marsteller residing at
Markham, was struck by lightning on Wednes.
day last. She was 10 the act of kinding the
fire when the electric fluid came down through
the chimney. At last accounts she was 10 q
very dangerous condition, one Of her eyes be-
ing destroyed and otherwise injured. -Manas-
saS Gazette
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DIED.

In Alexandra, Va, on Sunday 2Sth inst,
at the residence oil his grandmother, Mrs;
Hannah Bowler, BENJAMIN F., infant son OF
John Is. and Lonisa V.Woods, aged 10 months
and IL days.
philadelphia and Fredericksburg papers copy. J
FSTRAY W-Csme 10 my house late lost
" Friday evening, g large BkINDLE cow,
with horns. The owner, by proving property
and paying charges, including the eos. of this
advertisement, can take her away.
JAMES PENN,
gu 29.3ta Wash. Turnp near Long Bridge.
NOALl COAL
charging at ]. 81. D. Shoots wharf
aug 20 j. lEATHERLAND.
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C0NSER VAT7HE CONTENTION

CUNSEf VAII w CUW Y CN1ION'
The Conservatives Of Fairfax county are In
vited to meet in convention, at the Court House
of said county, on MONDAY, the 1871 day OF
September next, Court day, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to represent the county IN
the proposed Congressional Convention.
Fairfax county, aug 25-1awtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

The completion of the South America tele::
graph cable to Santiago de Cuba was celebrated
there with great rejoicing on Saturday.
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CON,sERV ATYVE CONVENTION.

CONSER HAIYVE CONVENTION.
A Convention of the Conservative voters of
Alexandria city and county will DO held at
LIBERTY HALL, on MONDAY EVENING
10Th instant, at 8 O'Clock, to nominate delegates
TO Congressional Convention, TO be held in
this city in September Also to select Coun-
ty Committee to serve for the ensuing year.
By order Of the County Committee:
aug 24-td GEO K. SHINN, Secty.
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@-It is earnestly hoped that the friends of
Col. George w. Brent will como up in their
strength at the Conservative meeting tonight.
The selection of Delegates 70 represent US in
the Congressional Convention is to take place.
and as the friends OF the other candidates are
active and untiring in their endeavors IL will
not do for his friends to repose III fanced secur-
i.y. If you wish to havo Tim as your candi-
date you must como up to the primary Getting
and vote for him. A failure TO do SO may re-
suit in the selection Of another.
aug 29-lL CoESERY aTIVE.
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HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, in a.
fections peculiar to Females, is unequslled By
any other preparation, as in Chloroais, or Re
tention, Painfulness, or Suppression of Custom
airy Excavations liberated or Schirrus State
of tho Uterus, and all complaints incident 10
the sex or the decline or change of life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

Use HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU Il
all diseases of these organs, whether existing in
male or female, from whatever cause origins-
ting, and no matter OF how long standing. 1t
is pleasant in taste and odor, 'immediatc' in
action, and more Strengthening than Any Of the
preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken-down or deli
cate constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that, howeve!
slight may be the attack of the above diseases,
it is certain to affect the bodily health ard men
tai powers.
All the above diseases require the aid Ola d.
uretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
10 the great Diuretic.
Gold by Druggists everywhere. Price sl.-'
per bottle. or bottles for $780, Delivered to
any address. Describe symp toms in all COM
munications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

HELMBoLp's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH will radically exter.
inmate from the system diseases arising from
habits of dissipation, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, no Inconvenience or expo.
sure; completely superseding those unpleasant
and dangeous remedies, Copsiya and Mercury,
in all these diseases.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

issa s $3.50 $50 zzGzsa
ARRIVALS.
Boa; J. 3. SlattcrIy,t to Midlothian Coal and
Iron Co.
Boats L. &c. Younz, ilaj. t. J.. Moore, A.
J.Thomas. j. j. Swift, \. Clark, \. Soul, T..
Marshall, F. Bayer, T. II. Eaile, to American
Coal Co.
Boat J. Dick, to Maryland Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats J. Vandcrvoort, E. I. 9. Young, j..
B. Siatterly. A. j. Thomas, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in
November a. 1854.
II am acquainted with Mr. Il. T. Helmbold;
he occupies the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally 90
before him. l have been favorably impressed
with his character and enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers s. Weightman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Philade-
phia.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU, IL.
weakness arising from indiscretion. The OK
hausted powers of Nature, which are accom-
panied by so many alarming symptoms. among
which will be found Indisposition to Exertion,
Loss of Memory, Wakefulness. Horror Of Dis
ease, or Forebodings of Evil in fact Universal
Lassitude, Prostitution and inability to enter
into the eDjoyments of society.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid Of Medicine to
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU invara-
bly, does If no treatment is submitted TO-
Consumption or insanity ensues
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1T HAS NO SUPERIOR.

il an equal in the entire world. For sale bv
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
No. 81 King, corner Fairfax ss rect
aug 9-deo&tw2m
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GERMAN TROOPS IN THE FIELD.-The cor
respondercs Of Berlin enumerates the Germ an
troops now in the field as follows Confedera.
ton of the North-Infantry. $4,000 cavalry,
$4,000 artiery,l 200 guns infantry recruits,
$4,000 cavalry, Is, 900; artillery, 234 ; land
wehr infantry, 5000, cavalry, l00O0-total
for the Confederation of the North. $4,000
mon, 1850 pieces of artillery and 1913, 900
horses. Adding to these the troops of Bavaria,
Wurtemburg and Baden, there is force OF
l.l24,OO0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

It is made by new process, with the latest
and most imp owed kind of machinery.
1t is made from tho purest and best qualities
of cotton,
That in strength. evenness. quality, length
and fneness for numbers given,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

HOMICIDE AMONG WOMEN. A correspon-
dent OF the Abingdon Virginia., writing from
Estiville, Scott county. Va, furnishes the
following account OF homicide recently com
mitted on the North Fork, Scott county:
''On Sunday last prayer meeting was held
in the neigbborhood Of the occurrence, to
which all the parties engaged went. Miss Pol.
lyA Hart started home from the meeting and
before reaching ner home. was overtaken by
Nancy johnson, when an alteration took place
between them, and they got engaged 10 fight,
when Polly A. Taylor, a daguhtcr of Nancy
johnson, ran up behind Polly Hart and stabb-
ed her in the breast with penknifc, with
blade some three inches long. Polly Hart
died in about three quarters of an hour. The
other two women have been committed to Jail, :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

" red, white and gray BUFFALO COW.
The owner is requested to como forward, prove
pay charges and take her away. APP
ply at jackson City Hotel, near Long Bridge.
aug 29-2ts JOB CURNOW.
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and arc recommending it to their friends and
ncighbors.
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Address e. r. HELMBOLD, Drug s. Cheh''
cal Warehouse, 594 Broadway, N. Y.
None are genuine unless done u in stee!'eN
graved wrapper, with facsimile OF my Onei4'
cal Warehouse, aud signed
H. HELMBOLD.
New York, je 2C-lavd&twly
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Hundreds OF thousands Of families have &C
cnptcd it Us thor
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NOTIUE TO WATER RENTERS.

n otlcc is hereby given that the water will BIO
cut off at the intersection of Duke and Fairfax
streets tomorrow tuesday morning, in order
that plug may be erected at the intersection
Of Fairfax and Wolfe streets, and will not De
turned on again until Wednesday evening
Water renters on lower Duke and FGirfax Sta.
will make their arrangements accordingly.
9. w. CLIFFORD,
ou, .O-2t Supt of Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

UMP PLASTER LUMP PLASTER
IL LUMP PLASTER!
zoo tons SOFT BLUE LII MP PLASTER to
arrive per schrs ]. Baxter and Maggie, and
brig Dsrigo, for sale at market rates by
w. A. SMOUT,
aug 20-3w Shoots wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-29

URINARY AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
NORMAN F. MOORE will reopen his school
On Monday, September 9Th, 1871 at his old
school room, No. 90 Fartax street, Relief Hook
and Ladder House
Application can be made on and after Sep
tember lst, at tho school room, between the
hours of and 10 g. m. Terms SIS per quarter.
ouo
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

number OF PittsburRers, among them Judge
Collier and family, General Pearson and family, W.
d. Moore and wife, w. NJ. Pearson, Miss Ettie
McKelvy, Controller Lambert and family, John VII
son and family, are stopping at Atlantic CITY,
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins concerts at Saratoga are to
begin next week on q novel plan. The pianist an
nounces u repertoire OF sixty pieces on his pro
Gramme. any eight Of which she will play on their
numbers being chosen by the audience. OF course,
as usual, Mr. Hopkins win play everything from
memory.
Mr.. Augustus Raymond and family, OF No. Is East
Thirty ysecoDd street, are at their country resi-
denco at Glen Cove. Mr.. Raymond has taken his
horses and carriages with him, and he and his est l.
mable wife arc having q delightful time.
Among the visitors on Saturday ut the Branch
were Mr.. Julian, member OF Congress from Indiana
In improving health; Mr.. Sutro Of Sutros Tunnel
sNevada) and Mr.. Comeyges Of Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tibbals, or West Nineteenth
street. are occupying rooms 1t the Rutherfurd Park
Hotel
The family OF Mr. James n. Duen, OF West Twenty
arst street. are occupying their residence for the
season At Saratoga Lake.
The Committee Of Ways and Means "a well repre-
sented at the Branch. Beside Mr.. Brooks there are
Messrs schenck rhe chairman, and Allison, OF Iowa
Colonel Robert Campbell, OF ST. Louis. one OF the
Indian Commissioners; Henry NJ watts, Of Pennsyl
v2nia, late Minister TO Austria.
The family OF Mr. Heman Burr are located at their
summer residence In Worcester, Mass.
Messrs. J. A. Dun and Augustin DAILY, with their
families, will stay during August at pretty place
on the south side Of Long Island.
watkins Glen, wonderful grotro near Senecs
Lake. New York. about three miles in length Is thus
described by recent visltor:-"It is made up Of o
succession OF cascades RAPIDS torrents, pools and
eddes, and precipices from one hundred to three
hundred feet In height. The preclpices or
walls, which are clothed here and there with
an intermipgled growth Of birch and hamlock.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
WHERE TEE ssw0oDB!sE,, TWgsETu.

An Alderman Stabbed by La wyer-s.Caked
to the Bar'' Once Too Often.
Last Saturday evening about six O'Clock select
party Of our city magnates assembled at the Wood.
6ne, corner Of Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue
The party consisted OF Alderman NJ Heaiy, Coun.
seller Higgnbothem, Judge Il. Shandey, with several
friends and party Of four five others engaged In
convivial discourse.
How or why an angry discussion ensued cannot
be stated, for all the witnesses are persis,ently
silent. In tho melee weapon was drawn by
the counsellor, Higginbothem, ana the Alderman
Notwithstanding the efforts OF friends to separate
the belligerents, was badly cut in the back. Alder
man NJ Healy received wound just below the
ear grazing II not cutting the coat Of the carot ed
arsery, producing severe hemOrihage. A person
who Witnessed the ARRAY states that it is wonder
1ul that after so great loss OF blood the
injured man should survive. The services
0i Dr. Carradine. who resides at No. lO3
West thirteenth street, were called into
requisihon, and by prompt application OF stipcks
arrested the nOw OF blood. The affair has been Kent
very quiet, and only few intimate friends were
made aware OF the difficulty. The Alderman is pro-
Rresslng lavoraoly towards recovery, and his many
friends nave reason TO congratulate themselves that
the Issue is not likely to prove fatal. Both parties
are wen known and are respected In the community
MI Hgginb0them resides at Hastings and the Alder.
man Ia resident OF the city,
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
ADDITIONAL POLICE RULES.

Superintendent Jourdan yesterday Issued the fols
lowing general ORDER
The following Rule was adopted BY the Board Of
Po ice, at meeting held bbe 2gth INST, nnd Ia
herewith transmitted for the Information of the
force to witt:
RULH.
When any member OF the police force shall arres6
any person tor au offence, who. rom being intoyl.
caed or rom any other cause, Is not in Condition
To undo erstand or answer questions or comprehend
the proceedings OF the court. such person shall Ia
taken to the station house, ana tf clearly iutoxi~
cated) detained until sober, and shall then be taken
to court II the case Il not clearly case OF iDtoxi~
cation, but one which may require medical treat.
ment, the precinct surgeon shall be promptly called,
and the arrested party treated as tue station house
or sent TO hospital as tho surgeon shall advise,
and when restored TO II condition shall be taken
TO the court and charged with the offence for which
ne was arrested; and while In h0suital the arrested
party SHAH be IN legal custody u tue police.
Ii the party was arrested ior the offence or ntox-
cation and the surgeon shaa decide That 1t Is n0t
case OF intoXicaL0n, but that medical treatment 10
required. the party shall not he held In custody
prisoner but may be sent 70 q hospital, home, s4
the surgeon shall advise.
Every case occurring under this Pule, where O.
surgeon SHAH be called, shall be promptly reported
by him to the Board with eli The facts relating
thereto. aud the disposition thereof which nd
advised.
JOHN JOuRDAN, Superintendent
GEORGE W. DILKs, Inspector.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
TIE DELINQUENT POLICE.
Extraordinary Exerti0n OF Rrun6slaen--
Lager Beer or Sarsaparilia.

Extraordinary Exertion of RcunSsIaen--
Lager Beer SarsapariliR.
The general roundsmen appear to DO coming to
which their achievements are regarded by the Police
Commissioners can be trusted. Yesterday Judge
Brennan was required to 20 through calendar Of
ninety cases, the most OF which had occurred from
the exertlons OF these roundsmen and
exhibited nothing better than triy,alities
In dispostng Of which the Commissioner los +
his patience. He was especially severe upon
roundsman Macarthur, VINO mad distinguished him.
self In trumpinQ up charges baseless as o dream,
against patroimen, and WAS yesterday rewarded by
having nearly all his complaints dismissed, beside5
receiving severe tongue ashng from the Commis-
eiOner for hts trouble In making the charges The
other general rOundsmen Jared somewhat better;
but the highest penalty inflicted In any Of their
IVES fine OF three days pay.
The case OF Acting Sergeant Connolly showed the
value OF an imperi0us police captain. The Sergeant
was arraigned for falling TO answer call from the
Central O1ice, and his excuse was that having lust
been appointed and never having received any In.
struct,ons from Captain Petty he was ignorant Of
the telegraphic signals and did not know he was
called. lie further said that he and another ap
pointment had been placed on one platoon, while
two Old scrseants, both OF whom were thoroughly
versed In ali the details OF police duty, were put by
Captain Petty on the other platoon. The case was
referred 10 the Board, with some severe remarks by
Commissioner Brennan upon the conduct OF Captain
Petty.
The case OF Asher Garrett Fifteenth precinct
raised an Interesting question as to police beverages.
lie was detected with his head In the doorway OF
Fourth avenue saloon drinking what Roundsman
Cnnan ayefred 10 be larger, but Garrett insilted
was sarsaparllla. Cunan demurred, ana 10 satisfy
himself, called FOR glass OF the same, tasting which
no positive 1t was lager, but the saloon keeper
was equally positive ''Dash ish bOce sarshparer.o
The case was referred 70 the Board.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
THE NAVAL OFFICE.
InsfaIment Of Moses II. Grinneli.

IDsfaIment Of Moses III. Grinneli.
Yesterday Moses H. Grlnnell took possession OF
the Naval Oflce, where he supercedes General
Merritt. Although the change was made two weeks
ago. the ExCOllector declined to be installed In the
oIiice until the Ist or August. There was no re-
ceptiOn given, and Mr.. Grinnell says the corps Of
clerks is very eflcient and no changes will proba bly,
be made. He ia confident that General Merritt left
the department in thorough working order,
and there will not be any very startling
reforms inaugurated or new ideas intro
duced. The new naval Officer however, Is
getting posted the duties Of MS new posi-
uon, and was busy yesterday receiving reports
from the various branches OF his department.
Should he find. familiarizng himself with the
workings Of the Office, that business under sys-
tens Will be more efficiently performed he Is deter
mined to be speedy in their Introduction. Although
the new Naval OHcer received no tOadyiLg recep-
ton assuming the duties OF the pos ton General
Merritt was In receipt OF handsome testimonial Of
plate, presented on Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, by Major Haggcrty, on behalf Of the sixty
five clerks engaged In the department, who had as
sembed In the Naval Oncer's private room. The
Major made neat and appropriate speech. which
was responded to by General Merritt IN few feeling
sentences expressive Of his attachment TO the gen.
temen OF the office and his regrets on retiring from
dutieY,
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
HORRIBLE MURDER IN SULLIVAN COUNTY.
A Mans Head Cnt to Pieces by Burglar
Tho Assassin Makes His Escnpe-NO Clue to
q Who Committed tie Foul Deed.

A Mans Head Cut to Pieces by n Burglar
The Assassin Makes His Escape-NO Clue to
q Who Committed tie Foul Deed.
BETHEL, Sullivan county, n Y, July 81, 1870.
About one O'Clock this morning q burglar entered
the farm house formerly occupied by a Mr.. McAllis.
ter, near this place, and finding an Old, harmless
man, named Joseph Coyt, In possession OF the
premises assaulted him with an axe. cutting his
and left cheek entirely or also inctng several
severe wounds in the back OF the head any one Of
which was sufficient TO cause death. The injured
man died almost instantly. His head WAS beaten
and bruised In such manner as To be almost uii-
recognizable. servant girl who occupied room
Oh the second story, hearing the ARRAY, jumped from
the window AID was seye,e ely injured She secreted
herself III u c0rnhed adjoining the house, and
after the murderer had departed succeeded IN
gaining the residence 0i q neighbor, and gave the
alarm; but the assaiant hal succeeded In making
murderer's object was robbery, ne suppos.
to be wealthy TO be In the house In
possession OF large amount OF money!
as IL was known he was intending TO leave the place
for a short time with his family. No clue TO the
parties who committed the foul deed has yet been
aScertained. Officers are on track OF the criminal,
and Will use every effort TO bring the brutal and in
human wretch TO Justice. Great Excitement pre-
walls IN the Ielghbo hood. and threats made TO
lynch the culprt should he be captured Coyt was
about hity years Of age, and unmarried.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
SUICIDE OF A PRODUCE DEALER

He shoots Himself in the Breast with n Pistol.
MIR. Edward Eonahan. who lived at 276 West
Forty third street. mas long been produce dealer In
Washington Market and was supposed to be In
afiiuent circumstances. He went to his business as
usual yesterday morning, but returned at halfpast
one Z. ST., and said 60 hs wife that he felt unwe
and would rest awhile up stairs. An hour
later Mrs M0nahan went 10 see II her hus-
band wanted anything, and was horrlfied
to lind him lying dead III bed with u pistol shot
wound IN the eb breast In the region OF the hears.
The revolver which lay beside Deceased covered
with blood. The police OF the Twenty pre-
cnct were informed OF the occurrence. and on being
quest oned MIS- Monahan said she was not
aware of spy cause That should prompt him to
terminate his exist Coroner Flynn notified,
and will hold an inquest on the body to-day. De-
cased WHO was forty Jour years OF age and naive
OF Ireland. has leIt u widow and four children.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
JHE sEC0xD AVEsUE AFFAIR.

Antc-1Iortcn Statement Of McLnughlin-Ar-
rest Of the Guilty Parties.
Coroner Flynn yesterday proceeded to Bellevue
Hospital for the purpose OF taking the ante-mortem
statement Of John Mclaughlin the man who was
stabbed several times with bayOnet In drunken
quarrel at 5o2 Second avenue at o late hour on fa-
turday night. The bayonet 1t was alleged, was In
the hands OF DOminick Brennan.
ThANaement OF the wounded man Is the same In
substahce as published in the HERALD OF Monday.
House Surgeon McBueney, OF the Hospital made
an affidavit, In which he described the wounds re-
ceived by Mclaughlin, whom he considers IN an ex-
tremey critical condition. tn. chances are deci-
dedlS aga nst his recovery, verdict was entered
against Brennan, and he remains in cOse custody
awaiting the result OF his vctim's injuries. The
other parties engaged tn the fight and VINO were ar
rested by Captain Mcdonnell, OF the Twenty.Irst
precinct, are also detained.