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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of Writ of Fiera Facias to me di-
rected, will expose to sale on Saleday in June
next, before the Court House door, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, viz :
One Tract of Land, containing so acres, more or
less. bounded by lands of A. w. Guyton, A. Burns,
jacob Burriss ead Others levied on as the proper
ty of Elisha Webb at the suit of P. A. Wilhite.
Terms cash-purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps. nm, ,,oun1> c,.n
May IL, 1870 46
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M. LESSER, AGENT,
IS NOW OFFERING
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
GROCERIES, &C.,
EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP!

III E having returned from market with new
and complete stock of EVERYTHING and ANY
THING.
In consequence Of the decline in COTTON and
GOLD, Goods went DOWN, and Mr.. NJ. Lesser
very sensiby took advantage of the decline, went
to market, purchased his Goods for CASH, and
MUCH CHEAPER than he has ever done since
the war. Upon looking around his Store we no.
tice that he has very fine and well selected
stock of
Calicoes, Mozambiques, Peque,
DeLaines, Muslins, Silks,
Jaconets, Swisss, Brilliants,
Linens, sheetings, shirtings,
Blea. Goods, Bed Ticking, Alpacas,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Balmorals,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Shoes, Bonnets.
IN THF GENTLEMENS' DEPARTMENT
We saw an excellent stock Of
Cassimeres, Broadclotbs, Cottonades,
Denims, satinetts, Linens,
Coats, Vests, Pantaloons,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In fact, he has got everything from "Shoo
Fly Neck Tie" to bottle Of Sumter Biters. We
would advise all persons wishing TO purchase to
give NJ. Lesser call
March "a, 1870 SO
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Assignee's Notice Of Appointment.
In the District Court of the United States for Dis
trict of South Carolina.
In TIE MATTER OF JOHN T. SLOAN, A BANK
RUpT.-To Whom ii may Concern The undersign
ed hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
signee of John T. Sloan, of the County of Rich
land, and State of South Carolina, within said
District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court of said State.
Dated at Anderson G. H., s. c., the 18th day
Of May, 1870.
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Assignee
May 10, 1870 AZ
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At friyate Sale (!

TIT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, on
Eighteen Mile Greek and Seneca River, contain
inc ITO acres. formerly owned by James Steele
T6e Tract will be divided to suit purohaserss
Ann,v to ". II. D. GA1LLARD,
fAep'' Pendleton Sc.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOGIC0 OF e IIlc1I kOU010111o110' %
NTOTICE is hereby given that on Monday, the
~ Goth day of June next, will apply to the
Judge of Probate for the county of Anderson, for
n Final Settlement of the Estate of C. w. Clement,
deceased, and letters of dsmission from the same.
J. j. CLEMENT~sAdm'r.
May 10, 1870 Al 81
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THECHRONICLE & SENTIN Ell,
Published at Augusta, Ga.
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Address all letters and communications to Che
CHRONICLE & SENTINEL
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N. X. & ]. P. SULLIVAN.

THE CAUSE OF COTTON DECLINING!
DECAUSE there is no consumption Of the
Id Goods" manufactured from the raw mate
rial N. X. & j. P. SULLIVAN.
COTTON WILL CONTINUE TO GO DOWN
TTNLESS you buy more Goods made of the
u feecy staple.
y. X. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
HOW TO MAKE COTTON GO UP!
RUY more Goods from from g. sr,,1,r.,
How to Make Cotton Continue to go Up.
OONTINUE to buy more goods from
u N. X. & j. P. SULLIVAN.
TO INDUCE EVERY ONE TO BUY GOODS
VXTE are just receiving large Stock purcha-
wv sed at such unparalleled low prices that
will induce every one to assist US in this laudable
undertaking. N. K u. P. SULLIVAN.
CUGAR, at eight pounds to the dollar, and other
u goods in proportion, for sale by
N. X. & ]. P. SULLIVAN.
MT o. SYRUP, Golden Syrup, Bee Hive Syr-
M up and Cuba Molasses for sale by
N. K. & ]. P. SULLIVAN.
W7HITE FISH, Blue Fish, Trout and Macker-
w ell, for sale by
N K g. ]. p SULLIVAN.
nACON, Lard, Flour and Tallow for sale by
ID NIX. UP. SULLIVAN.
IT AIDES and Gents Shoes, in great variety, for
Il sale by N K g. J. P SULLIVAN
OROCKERY and Glassware, of every descrp-
v tion, for sale by
NIX s. J. P. SULLIVAN.
T AIDES and Chdrens' HATS, trimmed and
untrimmed, for sale by
ENTLEMENS' HATS, of the latest styles, for
VI sale by N K. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
r AIDES DRESS GOODS at prices ranging
IL from loo. per yard and upwards, by
N. K. & j. p. SULLIVAN.
A LOT of Fancy Cassimeres, which will be
" sold low by N. <. s. ]. P. SULLIVAN.
TN fact, everything usually kept in a general
stock can be bought at
NNHOSE who are in want of Goods at prices to
suit the times, can be accommodated by
calling on n T. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
TNHEN come, one and all, to N. K. & ]. P.
SULLlvAN's, and buy your goods, and re-
turn home pleased.
April %, 1870 Al
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, June /, 1870.
e,orroN.-To-day, middlings command from 16 to lsH
(;oRs-Sells readily at s1sO 2 bushel.
IIoUn.-sS15 to s11.oo 2 barrel.
BAcoN.-Hog round-1s to 21c 2 h.
CHARLESTON, May 80.
Cotton quiet and steady-middling 21A to 2i%
New YORK, May 80.
Cotton dull-salcs 300 baes-uplands 225s Gold 147s
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WHEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
Al
SAN FRANCISCO Rates,
Tho Great Trial of Sewing Machines.
TIE GRANDEsT IN THE WORLD.
The Judges. the Whole World
and he TriaI. Fifteen Years
Duratton.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT:
THE W eeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion
As A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
ONE OF THESE MACHINES.
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PRACTICAL USE THE TEST.
THE UNIyEks4L VERDICT:

THE W eeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine tn
Champion
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T'hESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES Do ALL
/ the different kinds # work required to be
done in family. and make al th- different kiuns
of Stitches without the com locations Of the other
Machinas
All persons wi nlea examine the WHEELER
Wilson SEWING MACHINES befJre pur-
chasing any 1ther
The Wheel Il Wilson, as is well known has
won at ne triy every trial in which it has compst ted,
the hig HIST award # merit. The representatives,
Of 9th hr michiue- ever confi,it mt, have entered
the lists, me a again only to BE- d. feated; and
finding it impossible t. comprts fairly have en-
deavored 10 cry the value Of Premiums They
not slow however, to boast If the few they
have received Bnt in the grand trial. ally use
through ut the wor:. where only true it finds
favor and superiority wins the race, the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Nicl,iue stand, triumphantly the
champion by the verdi.'t Of the eople.
These Machines are Adapted to
Every Variety of Sewing.
From the ghtes' muslins to he heaviest cloths
They work eIpaly well upon Silk, Linen, WOODEN
Cotton goods. with -ilk, Tin or Cotton Thread
Scanning, Quilting, Gathering. Hemming, FEELING,
Cording. Tuckinr. Brait!ing, Embroidering, and
making Button Holes with the greate>t facility.
II it BE- inconyenrnt ftr the purchaser 70 visit
the sae5room. the order nay be forwarded TO the
aft1ce, and it will be faithfully flled rs ii the
selection h ID been made pei sonaly.
Fnil Instructions recently compiled, and giving
fall information upon every point in detail, ac-
perienced to operate with ut d. iiiculty.
Our interest in the successful working of Ma
chimes i not second to that OF the purchaser and
va esteem ii a privilege to aid by correspondence
Or otherwi =, any person requiring it.
New Machines and Machines repaired hera war
ranted for one year.
All the Modern improvements, including the
Rest Quality Of tt n aud Shk, for sale at San
francisco rates Call and terms.
w. NJ. STODDARD.
General Agent for Pacific Coast
Montgomery Street, corner of Sacramento
San Francisco
n. j. SAW e II s.
Agent for Carson and Vicinity.
Cssspu, December II, 1sce.
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NOTES FROM Washington.

Six or eight contested election cases are yet to be
called mp In the House.
Gov. 0eary has addressed letter to Admiral
Porter on the revival OF American commerce Ayoring
fostering legislation on the subject.
The indications last night were that the Demo
crats may break down to-day In thoir nhbust on
the tarh and allow the bill 70 pass.
Benjamin " Abbott, OF New York; Chas. p
James OF Washington and Victor G. Bal ringer, OF
North Caroiina are 10 revise and consolidate the
statutes OF the United States.
Jonah D. Hoover died in Washington CITY yester
day aged ~ years He Marshal Tor the District OF
Columbia under President Pierce, and previous to the
late WAS well known a. President OF the Jackson
Democratic Association, and as a member OF the
National Democratic Committee and Delegations, He
was highly esteemed BY men OF ell shades OF politics.
There Ia report In diplomatic circles that M
CatacazA Russ. Minister, 10 to be recalled for having
forgotten Talleyran0's aE.cm 70 Young Diplomats Inc
various reasons but Yielded TO Prince Gorten-sen 10
s said. after short experience, they are united In
opinion about the necessity OF change.
The transfer OF M Berthemy, the French Minister,
nom ashinRton 10 Brussels, Ia not promotion but
simply change which he has been seeking 10 make on
almost any terms for two wears past lie returned re-
Gently with great reluctance but with conditional
promise Of relief which " now fulfilled. His succes
sor vOst'FAradol, h well known and appreciated
for his ability but this sudden conversion TO CgssrAn
has surprised ana panied many Of his Old friends.
The sun., 1870-06-06
HORSE NOTES.
Mr.. Simpson drive. nns pair Of bays.

Mr.. Simpson drives q hne pair OF bays.
Mr. Ayre's sorrel and bay team stepping fast.
Mr. Berthors black horse Is trotting like a ghost
Mr. Jerome D. Fellows appeared at tho races on
Saturday with his new dos cart.
Senator Irving purchased the trottinz stallion
Patchen Chief on Thursday Price, $1,000,
James W. Gillies' road team is trolting very fast
this season, and show 20 clip when called on.
T. Putnam's sorrel mare showed a good deal of
speed Thursday on the Lane, She is fast aud steady
Budd Doble and John Lorett have taken their
stables OF trotte from the Fashion TO the Fleetwood
Park
Squiress white-footed team are trotting fast
sgulrcs "se sail" for anything TO tue pole on the
road.
HOtspur Thorn, Whitemau, Kirkwood Idol, and
fawn, the noted troers, have gone East TO fuGl en-
geeemenn,
Mr. J. NJ. Peaso Ia the owner OF as dne horse
and tl"st an establishment altogether frequents
the Park % road. The morse Is OF the BLACK Hawk
strain oi blood. ard STANDS ls1 hands, Of snky,
s a noble specimen. OF his blood and race.
Although urst class list OF runners and trotters
are entered at the different courses still private stables
have some good animals le, which are owned ~ gen
uemen who DO not wish TO be known as tur1sts, Wit
tyseeond street thirty trotcrs me stabbed who claim
from 2:25 TO ESQ. single and IN PAR A. the hackey
sahles liy and l2i Wet TwentYShird street, are ER
bertsons team, i5f hands high and beauties OF Poya
GSorge stock, Goodsells "BsysTds Tor Which 2N Ia
claimed.
The sun., 1870-06-06
The Massacre oftbe Jews in II ouma mia Pro-
ceedings In the Senate.
FSOm the Globe, Jupel
Mr.. sumner-I offer the following rcsolu,io,

Mr.. sumner-T offer the following resolution:
Resoired That the President OF the United etaes no
requested TO communicate to the Senate In his opn-
ion not Incompatible with the public interest, any In
formation In the possession OF the Department OF State
concerning the reported persecution and massacre VI
hraelites In Roumania.
Mr.. Sumner-I " III remark that the news we have
from Roumania Ia so absolutely horrible that II In
dnicut 70 believe-it isincredible. One is disposed
to believe that there at least gross exaggera-
tion In the report II Is important, however, II
seems to In the interest OF hnmaIty and In that
guardianship OF humanity which belongs to the great
Republic, that we should possess ourselves at once
OF nu the information attainable on the subject
Mr.. Srrague-fn my opinion, an examination OF
this subject will result in establishing these facts
the Jews In this princpality had obtained possess
sion Of the whole of the trnde great portion OF the
lands, and about oil OF the business connected with
the Affairs OF that people There then exhibited
on one side q population poor, without occupation
or business aud on the other side a rich, trading,
monopolizng class. II was that condition OF adirs
that has brought these Jews to the condition which
to-day the world l. called upon TO contemplate and
20 sorrow There Ia food for reflection for u.s.
Mr. President and Senators, In the condition OF
things occurring every day In this country, while
We are onemplatng the occurrences that have
taken place in Roumanis.
Mr.. Stewart-I do not know but that 1t would be
rather dangerous rule to establish that when
he gets rich shall be killed. tLaughter1 ! do not
think IL would agree very well with some OF na.
The Vice. .Pre.ident-The question is on the adop-
ton OF the resolution offered by the Senator from
Massachusetts,.
The resolution was adopted.
The sun., 1870-06-06
FLASHES from TINE OCEAN CABLES

The Idaho arrived out yesterday.
The French Cabinet crisis has passed.
The Inhllibility discussion has ceased.
The Carmelite monk HatEsl is kept under close
surveillance In Rome.
Espartero will reject the Spanish crown even II
the Cortes decree Il 70 him.
An Impartial decree announces universal eIposi'
tion Il. Vienna ID isi@
ofacial dispatches mo- Roumanla state the num-
Der OF the massaored Jews At i.Hm io0 " eO~'
The Enslisbnen captured by the Spanish bri'
gandS have been rescued and have srVed 'ulpral'Ar
The Englishmen captured by the Srigands near
Gibraltar al In good health and wen tTeasad. Their
release Is question OF money,
The annual session OF the German Roman Cstho-
lie Central Society was begun - Louisville YESTERDAY
There was grand procession at 10 O'Clock.
by 1906 TO 9S the Spanish Cortes has resolved that
no shall be declared elected King unless he
receives a majority Of the full number Of deputies
votes.
In the Rcumenical Council last week In discus
sion between Bishop Maret, the well known Gsllican
prelAte aud Cardinal DiiO bitter language used
and much excitement was created among tue fathers
Mr., Bancroft, the American Minister, awaits
fresh Instructions from Washington before proceed ing
with the negotiations with the PrussAn eni
the subject OF the rights OF naturaliIed citizens
In White Sulphur Springs, amidst the mountains
of West Virginia, and over fifteen hundred feet above
Washington, good word IA frequently said for The
Cubsns struggling for the government OF their ewu
cVultrys
The sun., 1870-06-06
4 BLACK-BALL LINER BURNED.


N ftne Liverp00I racket Destroyeu NJ Nor
Pier-The Almost Miraculous Escape Of
Other Spontaneous Combustion
Again Loss e175,OOO.
Atlo:45 last night, the ship VIM. +. Storer
lying at pier 20 East River foot Of Beekman street.
was on Gre In the aftor hold The discovery was
made BY the cabin boy, Charles vickers. The alarm
was at once sounded, and within a few minutes
several streams were pouring down tbs AFTER hatch.
At quarter TO twelve the vessel careened toward
the pier and al halfpast twelve she was pretty well
water-logged. The lames notwithstanding tho i'm
mense volumes OF water with which the ship was
doluged, continued 10 shoot up from the tor ward
hatch, and all efforts 10 subdue the Gre seemed abor
tive.
The ship's cargo was Of . highly conbustibls ma
ture and II 10 only little short OF a miracle thr her
loss did not involve the destruction Of other vessels
lying neat her.
The VIM Y. storer was a fuli.rigred ship bull, In
longed TO the Black Bull Line, Owned by Chas. ii.
Marshall Co., South street she rated l. She
WAS I ,69s tons burthen, had three decks, twenty.
two feet draft, built Of oak, and was copper and
and iron fasten ed. She vas two hundred feet
long, forty feet breadth OF beam, and had twenty
eight foot hold. She was remetaled In 1S7. bhe
arrived at this port the eth OF May In charge OF
her present niasieI Captain James Bryant
The Storer had been loading for some days past
tcr Liverpool. she had stowed 10 her after hold
40 barrels Of lard. The rest OF the cargo, dis
tribued in throughout tho vessel comprised cotton,
molasses, tobacco, rosin. and grain.
The fire IL supposed 70 have been caused by spon'
tnneous combustion. The damage to the vessel u
estimated NJ 100000, and to the cargo, $4,000.
The sun., 1870-06-06
JOTIINGS ABOUT TO WV.

The Hl' Common Council died on Saturday.
MI mt Morris square this evening.
Nea... emigrans landed hero last week
The Appleton Brothers, booksellers, have recsp
tion oday.
The Sweden Saspgerbuud had very pleasant sr-
cursiou to Meyers Grove yesterday.
ststord's Iron Iron, and Sulphur powders invigOrats
James Whitaker, OF Pittsford, N. Y, AGED II, wu
drowned below whirlpool. Niagara river on Saturday
The difference between The SUN and the heav,
daies T. that the latter are yolumnou. and the forme
The lion. Collector OF the Port OF New York d
ssSno shSSa Played out The next question who will
Tho corner stone for the new Masonic Temple vn
received on Saturday, preparatory to the dedication
Isaac Taylor, aged 3, fell into a basin OF boiliu,
evening
The body OF an aged man was found In the Hud
his pocket.
Frank Wood aged IL, WAS caught on the draw q
near the shoulder
The annual report OF the New York City Sunday
school and Missionary Society has Just been published
and IS ready for distribution
II. The San Francisco Board OF Education has SEQ,
fSsy y d here SaSSs on susa a.
appears that Do ss Tweed, the great abotionla
s b s sSH w Gn he drdsT T @fIS he Z a
The Rev, Charles B smythe's Great Americaa
Free Church" IN Irving Hall does not flourish cKten
slyclY. His congregation yesterday numbered 1j paR
sons
AlDeinus Bambrick, aged iS months, was found
suhocatcd Yesterday In the vault OF his parents real
dcnc", In Thrtynrst street near Fourth avenue. He
had been IN ssed twenty.iOur hours.
Charles Cohen, Of llG William street was found
unconscious yesterday IN Front street and WAS ro
stored b. the Fourth Ward Police surs con lie ross
| from char to 20 home aud fell dead on toe noor
Messrs. Kelly & Leon, TO Broadway, offer an un.
usually attractive bill this week. MI Dan Donegas
makes his nrst appearance tonight The new song,
| "Hy spirit star" ~ be sung BY Mr. Edwin Kelly.
All Souls Church undergoing repairs the con .rs-
saiion united .a worship yesterday wth that Of ths
short time The Rev. DR.. bellows and the Rev, q. IL
Hepworth sat In the same pulpit
| Superintendent James Donahue, OF the Free Labor
Burean, and 10 Clinton place, (Eghth street. corner
MoIce under the supervision Of the Commiss Qners %
Public Charities and Correction, reports the following
business for the week ending June So males and ~
females applied for situations, male hup required. ~
female. 7i3 situations procured for lO malos ana
| tSj females. Total sltuaIi0ns procured during the
| week, 5oa
The sun., 1870-06-06
CURIOSITIES OF CRIME

Hiram Jones, OF New Market N. H., cut hts wife's
throat on saturday and then his Both were XIII.
ed. He was Jealous OF her.
Charles Lynch, the proprietor OF saloon at s25
Bank street Newark, hes been Mrested on the com.
plant OF Mrs GalhgAn o sol Warren street for selling
liquor 10 her son, aged Is years
John CarLin in a difficulty with Mary Hayes at
eiO yesterday morGing n 50 Oak street cut her seTi.
ously With knife. She was taken 90 Bellevue Hos
pltal Carnin s locked up In the Tombs.
Bx.Mayor George Chahoon, OF Richmond has
been indicted for forgery, aud two ex Con federais
oniceB, Johnson II. Sands and lichaTd H. SanEay are
accused Of eoBspirDg 10 delraud the state OF 800
Richard Staples, gardener employed by Mr.. Peter
hendeLson 70 yersey Sy K 10 custody for the IsIal
ball at the prsoner which he attempted TO strike with
hs rake. He mssod hts aim, however. and buried the
teeth OF the rake 10 the boys skull.
The sun., 1870-06-06
NEW JERSEY.

William FsE,es, ten years OF age, was drowned on
Saturday evening while bathing In the Passac, near
Reynolds boat house, kast Newark
Mr.. Dermot Uonroy, q butcher, late OF No. 157
Morgan street. Jersey Citv, blew his brains on Sat
ufday morning, In q NJ oil deh1um "emeHs
Elizabeth Henry, aged Is months, was instan tly
killed in Pennington street, Newark, on Saturday,
being ruu over by q runaway hone and wagon.
Ex-policeman Scott, OF Newark, who was sent to
jaIl for connving the escape OF prisoner has bill
against the city for tlJ5 for the time when he
suspended.
Mrs, Annie Holmes Of South Seventh and Pros.
pect Btrects Jersey City, while intoxicated fell at
O'Clock yestendsy morning tnio stone quarry oil
st, Bridget's Or. c. Church. on Mercer street
jersey CITY. was eonsecTsted ysstSfdsy BY The Rey
Father Carrssn Rector OF st. Peters Church, jersey
City.
Cen Fitz John Porter. Amos Robbins, James L
nays David Mulford, Samuel II. Ogden, Dudley y
Gregory, Abraham N. Reyno!ds James T Wiley and
Eilis Ayrps, have been appointed COmmlss ssoners tO
assess he value OF the aIas Of the Drgs Land Drain
age Company
The sun., 1870-06-06
NO MAssA CRs or JEWS

The Flat Denial OF the european News gem
cies-Mcreiy an Election Riot.
LONDON, juno 5.-Despstches from the United
States announce the receipt tbste Of reports Of mas.
sscres Of Jews by Christians In Roumanis No ad-
vices have reached hero the subject and the cou-
tncntal news agencies deny that there have been
au; recent outragce upon the Jews Of RoumaniA A
despatch from Bucharest says a riot occurred last
week at Botuschaly. village In Moldavia, during
local election. II Is described az ordinary po-
litcal disturbance, which was quelled without the
intsrerenee Of the troops
The sun., 1870-06-06
MURDER IN HILLIAMsBURGH.
An Old Mans Skull smashed In by One OF
the Returned Feniaus.

Between l2 and l O clock yesterday morning,
Johr Herman, respectable ci,isen, far advanced in
life, was murdorously assaulted by John Gormley .
returned Fenan Of bad reputation, at the junction
OF North Second and Fifth streets, Williams
bursh. Mr. Kornan was on his way homeward, in
Withers street, when Gormley. as he alleges, sud.
denly came behind him and dealt him murderous
blow on the head with blunt instrument.
Mr.. Herman fell to the paN ement unconscious He
soon Afterwards found by 0fncer James Quinn
who bore him TO the Fourth street station, where
he was attended by Police Surgeon Joseph Croamer
1t was found that Mr. Kernsns skull had been irac
tured by the blow, aud he was taken " bis home
His condition last evening was critical.