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NOfiGR.
&25 Rewa,rd.

CTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber on
= or about the 9th day of May, 1870, one sor-
rel mule; has brand on both shoulders; the
left hind foot has been broken, and is very
crooked; name and tail shaved. Any one who
will return the above animal to the subscriber
will receive reward of S25, or any one giving
information leading to the recovery Of the same
will he literally rewarded
.si JONAS ECKDALL,
Cor. Sixth avenue and State ST., Emporia.
9R% -. II - ------
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Two 5-Acre Lots
so LARGE, DESIRABLE
Suburban Dwelling Lots,

In Fraker's addition to the city of Emporia,
east Of the depot, at prices from 800 to $500;
terms, one-half cash, balance on time to suit.
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The above comprises some OF the most desir-
able property i'll and around the city, and is
offered on 49,
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May 18th, 1870.
BY virtue of authority In me vested, /, H. C.
Cross Mavor Of the city Of Emporia, do hereby
proclaim and make known that an election
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To the Nervous.

The natural result of exhaustion of
strength by excessive labor or action, Is
feeling OF weakness, dizziness heaNlhes~
WEAKNESS, languor of body or mind' NC
Persons of weak constitution, or whose
habits are sedentary, frequently complain
of this relaxed condition of the vital ener-
giles; and when persons of a nervous teni-
permanent are thus weakened and debih-
tated, disease inevitably follows, unless II
is at once checked and overcome. All VINO
suffer from these causes alike require Il
remedy which win strengthen the system
without exciting it, and awake feeling OF
true enjoyment so that life may become q
source of pleasure. MTSHLER'S HERE
BITTERS has won its way into the conn
dence Of thousands Of this class of persons
who warmly endorse il rs the best invig-
Grating agent and the most potent ana
genial OF all TONES and alternatives, LOT
strengthening and restoring the phySicai
constitution. ~ |....
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LaughMn's Infant Cordial!
The Guilds Cure when Tecthing!

The (hild'S cure Wneh Affi"HS'
Softens the gums, allays the pain, reduces
inflammation, controls the bowels, curing
summer complaint, dysentery, diarrheal
f,atulency, &C., &c, &c. We recommend
the Chld's Cure with every confidence that
Il will give entire satisfaction. We only
repeat the expression of many OF our friends
and can assure every Mother that II Is a
remedy perfectly safe and efficient, more
desirable to relieve Pain or Cholic than
Paregoric or Godfrey's Cordial, with the alt
ditiOnal merit OF being particnlarly adapted
for the little ones nj this trying period OF
. life Try it and be- convinced.
LATGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will ind IT very valuable. The
Child will be relieved, get into gentle
sleep. and wake up cheerful, happy and
feeling comfortable. We guarantee each
bottle, and will refund the price of every
bottle not doing aS we represent. Price, y
cents per bottle.
LATGHLIN, SMITH q CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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SWEET REVENGE.
Austrian WOmen-Whippers ReceiV
ing the Reward OF their Brutality.

1t is well known that during the
revolutionary wars in Northern Italy,
in 1913 and lS49, the Austrian com
mander caused number OF aristocratic
ladies who had participated in some pa,
triotic demonstration, TO be brutally
whipped by Croatic soldiers in front OF
the jails, and in the presence of large
crowds of spectators. Thus in Brescias
the Countess Of Ferari, a young mar
ried lady Of twenty-five, who had col
lected money for the revolutionary
volunteers, was placed before Military
Commission Of Austrian officers, and,
by direction of Lieutenant Field
Marshal Neipperg, sentenced to receive
fifty strokes with the rerges. On the
same afternoon she was led on the
Place d Arnes, and, after having been
stripped almost naked, tied to a bench,
she received her punishment at the
hands of two stalwart Croats, who were
armed with formidable punches of brich
rods. Every stroke with them must
have been intensely painful, but the
Countess did not utter sound Of com.
plant.
At the twenty-fifth stroke, however,
she tainted, and when her executioners
had inflicted the full number Of strokes
on her senseless body, she was carried
back in an almost lifeless condition to
her cell and thrown on bundle of
straw. She never fully recovered from
the terrible castigation, and died few
months afterward This is only one
case of many. The fathers, husbands,
brothers and sons of these martyred
Italian ladies formed in the year 1850,
secret league for the purpose Of meet
ing ont punishment to the brutal
Austrian commanders who had ordered
their mothers, wives and sisters 10 be
chastised in this cruel manner. They
resolved to bide their time, and to pick
off the Austrians whenever an oppor-
tunity to DO so presented itself Two
years ago great excitement was created
in Austria by the assassination of an
Austrian General, in Illyria, by young
Italian nobleman, who thus avenged
his mother, that had been terribly fog
ged, by order Of the General. The
avenger succeeded in making his escape,
and the Austrian Government did not
take pains to obtain his extradition from
the Italian authorities.
The other day a similar tragedy took
place, in the neighborhood of Layback,
where Neipperg, the principal actor in
the cruelscene which we narrated above,
owned country seat, On the oath of
April well-dressed young stranger pre-
sented himself at the chateau and told
the servant who opened the door to him
that he desired to see Count Neipperg.
THE Count is in the garden. Shall I
call him 2 asked the servant. mo"
replied the young stranger; "take me
to the garden and will see his Excel I.
lency there" The servant conducted
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Three Requisites OF Health.

| II all the siclSly people in the world We're
to take To tlrnir beds and demand medical
| treatment, there would not he doctors
enough 10 attend them, nor assufficient
number of the robust 10 nurse them. Three
conditions are absolutely essential Ia
health, viz: good appetite, caSy digestion,
and the ability 10 sleep Soundly. Seven!
! Fights OF the many thousands who suffer
| from indisposltIon, yet do not labor under
serious diseases, complain that they "can't
eat, that their stomnch's are cont Of order"
or that they "dont sleep weiI.T For this
class OF ailments few persons think OF call
! ing I'm physician. Nor Is IL necessary, in
asmucl as q course Of Hostetter's BiiierS
, will certainly relieve the arrangements OF
the stomach, the liver, and the nervous sys-
tenn, from which want OF appetite, indiges-
ton and sleeplessneSS arise. This excel
lent vegetable tonic and corrective Is also
delightful anOdynp. Insomnia Tor inca
pacity To sleep which has resisted all the
ordinary remedies, will yield readily to "A
dose Of this pleasant Sedative taken Just be-
fore retiring TO rest. in ordinary medical
practice il is usual 10 give Stomachic, an
apCrieut, an inyigOrant, n sopOrific, or an
antlScptic, aS the case tor the time being
may seem more particularlyto require; but
in this grand restorative all these medicinal
properties and many Others arr blended In
due proportion. Thus, the digestion l.
stimulated, while the bowels are regulated
the liver toned, the strength recruited. the
nerves Gained, the fluids purified and the
circulation equalized. II Is believed that
there Is no other restorative and regulating
medicine in the world which acts 40 bene-
fiCially and agrecably upon the nSSlmi-
lating and Secretive organs NJ the same
time: and 10 all who luck the three tundn-
mental requisites OF health and enjoyment.
"A vigorous appetite, sound digestion and
refreshing sleep, il r. confidently RECON-
mended as q specific.
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Trustees Sale.

- BY VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF
6TAE Trust lated the III day Of April, A. ID.
ESE& 1919, recorded in the Recorders Office
- of Wetzel county, West Virginia, Ia
by Edward Sprung, Albert Rue'linger, Au-
gust Schmuck and Rudolph EnglehnTt,
Trustees Of the Concord Association, 10 the
undersigned Trustee, will, on SATUR ,
the Ith day OF JUNE, a. ID. lSI0, AT the front
door of the Court HOuSc Of Wrtzel county,
In the town of New MartlnsVille, offer for
sale 10 the highest bidder the following par
col or tract OF land lying at the Junction of
Fishing Creek and the Ohio River In the
township OF Magnolia, county Of WciHel
and State Of West NirRinin, bounded az fol-
lows, tO-wit BEGINNING at the mouth oi
Fishing Creek, thence down the Ohio River
with the meandeTS thereof and binding
thereon s. IL W. l% poles, =. ~ W. lb
poles Ia JamesC. HarnalPs line, thence part
IL with said line :. - T.. 21S poles To hick-
0ry, thence s. ~ w. ~ poles tO a Lynn and
Ash, thence =. 81 T.. - poles 20 "A stone Pile,
thence y. ~ j.. lA poles to stone In n slip,
thence =. is Il. ~ poles TO pointers where
the locust corner formerly stood, thence y.
80 w. ltS poles Ia q sycamore Oh the creek
bank, thence down the creek with the me
anders thereof n. SO W. ~ poles, y. Y W..
b poles y. Y T.. ~ poles, y. ~ j.. % poles,
y. 5io r. "a poles, y. 80 f.. ~ poles, y, d w.
~ poles. y. 4 .W. DpOlcs, y. u W. &polcs,
NJ W. 10 poles, \. ~ W. 100 poles To the
dred and forty acres, more or leS>--Deing the
same tract of land formerly owned 10y Rob-
ert w. Cox. The Aforesaid Deed OF Trust
was made To secure To Robert W. Cox the
payment Of six promissOry notes.-the first
FOR $500. payable September l>t, lSAG the
remaining five notes ior SaOO cRch. payable
September LIST, lS7O, lS1l, lS72, 1873 and 1914,
RESPECTIVELY, bearing Interest rom Aplil LIST,
1919, payable annually, of which said sums
OF motley the said $3.50 only has b-cn paid,
without the Interest. The Slid sale will In
made Ia enforce the payment Of sl.b0 Of In
terest due April lst, 1870, which with Interest
thereon 10 the day Of sale VIII amount 10
Slj56.50. sale 10 be for cash aS t. ~ much
rs will pay of the said $780, ~ and the costs
of this sale. The first 5000 after this To b.
evidencedby mote with good personal Hcu-
Tity. The remainder Ofthe purchase money
to be secured by n lien on the land.
GEO. r. BOYD, Trustee.
New MARTINsvILLE, April y, lS70.
The sale of the above property II pOntpOn-
ed until SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1870.
GEO. T.. BOYD, Trustee.
iu1
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Wool Carding and Spinning,

T HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC, AND
i Farmers in particular, that have made
extensive improvements In my machinery
for Card and Wool Spinning and aIn now
at the lowest terms.
For Car6ing Rolls ......,..........S cents 4 N.
For CardIng and SpInnlng9 Y"
Weaving done nj lowest rates
LIST or AGENTS:
Darlington, OIL. RoemeT & Son; Bolton.
W. Vail. =. White; Littleton, w. Van.
Pendergrast: EBSton Siding. W. Van g..
lotion; Cameron, W. Na.-W. III. Bentley;
Burton, W. Na.-Patrick Mcdonald; Mar
ningtOn, w. Va.--Wm. Hall: ROsby's Rock,
W. Vat. 3. BanaT; Woodlands, W. Va
VIM. Suffers & Son; Triadelphin, W. Va
]. p. Henderson.
Wool shipped by tire PlTkerSdDurg, sun
fish and MatamOras Packets will receive
prompt attention. Orders solicited.
JOHN WHARRY.
mao MoundSyille, W. Va.
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m StanIs UnriyaIedI

KHAFT'S DIARRHEA C9MPouND-
Safe and sure Azure guaranteed IN every
case. Keep It in your house. Take II WIN
YOU when you travel. Sold by dealers IN
medicine everywhere.
wHEE1rNG, May LIST, 1870,
Efessrx. MrCIls, HrGff { Co;
GRSTLEMES-It affopis me plaSu,e 70 y,
"ErIgfs Dia,Thsu Compound" had occa-
sion 10 useit. in a SeTrTv and protricted hbiesA
and confidently recommend i, rs being lhe
,nnS invaluable Preparation tiiat nave eNer
,,ssd -.s. j. b. HUGHES,
OF HugheS, Thompson & Hibbard.
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Coffee.
TOtlhe Public.

7 HERBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ANY
person found removing sand or gravel
from my LOT between my board ience anu
the Ohio river, ut upper end Of the wharf;
will he paid to any person who VIII give
such information a. Will lead Ia the detec-
ton and conviction OF any party who may
hereafter remove any Of said sand or
gravel from said lot.
MARTHA KNOx, by her Agent
ind THCS. O'BRlE.N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
self EneFyatiOn.

Essays FOR You've MN, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss of bodily vigor,e our7
age and ambition-the cause and cure-wi'h
sanitary aid for the feeble and desPoAding.
SEMI nee, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila,
delDhia. Ia. Hht@'-NSN
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rrrrRrNcEs ny PERMISSION

Hon. VIM. r.. Stevenson, GoN ernor West '.
X. /. Berkshire, Judges Sup'e tuurI
James |. Brown. oiApp,ylls W. Va
i. J. Jackson. Jr., Judge of the T. :.
District Court, ". Va. ~
u. u. I. FarnSvorih, President az Sen.
Rtc, W. Va. go
4. WrruIng-r, Member S,nafe.
jacob HornhroOk, President Mesi Va.
lnS. 60. spN
Jacob VI. Bickcl, Wee President W",l
Va. ms. 20.
caleb BnggeN, Attorney, tlarksbuIp, W, '.
samuel WOODS, =" PhillippL
n. White. sheriff Mercer ruuiiiy,
Il. q. Davis, senate, Mineral coInltl,
i. y. Camden, President ~ First National
Bank, ParkcrShurg
And the following mrmberS OF the Ho'is"
Of Delegates ~ West Nigmin.f q
Hon. B II. smith, kanawha county.
a. q. Burgess Wayn"
- James Guthrie, Wctnl
Nathan Goh, Harrison
IuSPgh Tctcr, Barbour
Il. N. IIill, Marion.
James HerVCy, Brooke
- Martin Judy, tIraut
X. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry BnnunOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nelly, DOddridgr
4" j. I. BOwSrT, Putnam
j. \. Wilkinson. Lincoln
ianW
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i. Geo. II. Gahtz &iCO.'s
SICILY LEMON SUGAR.
ONE Pound Can Make :, Th hi, SnI Ms,f

One Pound Can Make Thirty hait
pint TumbIers OF Pure Lemonade
TIJHE LEMON GROVES IN SlClkl.I
Sicily is noted for It's innumetooir
,,,ov..S ~ emon frreS, and the femOn<Of
Sicily are the finest in the world. These
vast numbers or lemon trees are alWaysh
bloom, in January as well rs In June, ana
The sweet fragrance OF the Lemon tree Nos
SONS refreShes the mariner leagues away
nom the land. From these delicious
favored Lemons Is made Geo =. GaniE 4
Go. y Sicily Lemon sugar. ill.,.
For sale Wholesale and netail by
-.g..- I... j. SMITH,
Corner Market aud Quincy streets, and 80
Main street. .' Jun
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DIED..

Al her late residence on Chapline street
on Friday morning, al SIX ocioSS, - -
The funeral will take Plaeeth aitefilppoes't
n half past two O'clock, from the residences
of James Maxwell, Market street. services
at st. Matthew'S Church, at three O'Clock.
The friends Of the family are invited To ai'
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o,ocl,l,oIdevss Meeting.

A MEETING OF THE STpC'KHOI.DEkS,
\ of the Wheeling Female College. MY
ka.hel5 ~, Saturday, June nth, al 2R. NJ, NJ
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, for the purpose OF eonslde ,nas
and hi,ilding. IL be used as state Asylum
foF Deaf, Dumb and Blind.
Rv orier OF the Board OF DIRECTORS,
~ f'N JOHN F. WILSON, Secretary.
WHEELING, Nav -, ls70s ma2'
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Branch Office, CIarksburg. W Va
Hon. JON. J. DAVIS, pa, y. ;. SPATES,
President, Vice President
DIRFC TORS:
II. n. POOL. GenI Agent.
cLARKsRrRG, W. V,
]. VI. McWHORTER, Agent.

WHEELING, ". W,
Rs Agents wanted everywhere IN the State.
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Adminisfrafor,s Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TTIHE' UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed administrator of the estate
OF Mrs Eleanor Renforfh, decreased, hereby
notifies all who are indebted To the estate
10 call and settle, and all who have claims
against the same TO present them, properly
authenticated, for payment.
WM. ASKEW,
juh3 Admir- estate Eleanor Rsnfortb
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policies Non-Esrfeiiable.

NO RESTRICTIONS ! ON RESI-
DENCE- Or TRAVEL
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E. D
OFFICERS;
W &. Burlington, President.
John Il. Edwards, Vice FfrShtenl.s
II. T. HartShok, Secretary.
j. j. Hopkins, Assistant i-ssreiars,
n. G. HartSook, CnShler.
James u wotfi, saiperin tendent OF AsencIf>
{. Henry Parrow, NJ. II,
c. n. Smith, NJ. d. MeiirM A"NlSfN
George Ross, NJ. u,
Prof Edward n. Smith, Actuary.
IL y. FackIer. CnnSoitias Acimry-
pIREIToRSs
VIM. b ISaacS Mn. Ialnler'
X. H. Marry, WIN. ~. IS"r'
John Finders, . y. NlqksS,
". &. Darlington, I. Henry rerow'
Daniel J. Hartsook, John u wlliiah'~
!, j. Hopkins, . GSh. ;. i'h'hef'
John T.. Edwards
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NOTICE.

TNHE ANNUAL MEETiNG Oh LII LII
kS-I,ntHtian n the NM % tAheeltH9s cor i've
Election OF nine Trusteess will be held IN
O,,i Fsl,0Sssi Haal Ill isssllls cityS on Wedpes-
day evening, June 18th, pt O'Clock, tsNs
~ J. NJ BlCkEIs President;
. W. ~ ACKFI,yYY, Secretary. JunS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.ip,slmihMSil

Policy Holders Participating inthe Prohi~.
pIvidends paid lsSi year " per cent
4 >ucSS.SS Without precedent Va thts conhirN
,ssmOB lSsEerhAFsTsi0 ,
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- - b. .ssI.ll-..et-l
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7. B. Kline, Esq, Of EaLell, nomina-
ted DR.. G. PIT. Moore! Of Mason, for
temporary Secretarw,i He vas duly
elected, and, on a motion by Lewis
Baker, Esq, the following committee
on Credentials, cor sisting Of one mem
Der from each Senatorial District, was
appointed, the members Of the commit
tee being recommended by their respec-
tive delegations: rga.0e'r
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SO"hii i o. Va SAsNDE,N a'-aAT'.
lst District, Alfred Glass; %, I'll. j
McClam; Sd, W. P. Wiley; 4th, John
Basel; 9Th, J. G. Shilling; 9th, J. D.
Rollyson; It'll, r. H. Harvey; 18th, H,
NJ. Scott; 9th, j. S. Thompson; 10th,
r. w. Gilkison; nth, y! W. fKenaedy
+. Hereford, ESQ, moved that a con:
mlttee on Permanent Organization be
designated IN the same manner. The
following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed said committee:
COMMITTEES ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
lst District A. Wilson; ID, j. W
Gallagher; Sd, j. A. Peters; 4th, j.
r. M Agne* y'5th, D. H. Leonard !;
9th, A. W. Woodford; 7th j. w.
Cakes; Sth, j. B. Sweetland 9th, f
Sehon; 10th, G. A Blakemore; llth,
c. Fl. McCurdy
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IHE EIGHTEENTH WARD rEuD.
Death Of the Victim, Hiucs-Post-Mortenu
Examination.

Death OF the Victim, Observation-Disclosures
Examination.
Edward Hines, the young man who was shot dur.
Ing quarrel with william McNevins, In Sixteenth
street, near First avenue, on Sunday morning, died
at our O'Clock yesterday morning in Bellevue Hos.
pital. Deputy Coroner John Beach made q
post-mortem examination Oh the body anu
found pistol shot wound about five
inches below the navel an inch 10 the right of
tie mcdian line the bullet passed through the,
intesnes and bladder and was found embedded In
one OF the muscles on the right side OF the body.
jury was empanelled In the case, and after view
ing the body 1t was taken In charge by friends aud
removed TO the residence OF the aunt OF the dc.
ceased, No. 4l6 East Sixteenth street.
Coroner Rollins VIII hold An Investigation thu
Morsue Ut eleven O'Clock 10 morrow "Wednesday
morning
Three witnesses were detained one OF them tho
brother or deceased, VINO tells conflicting stories
colccrnln. the circumstances Immediately pre-
ccdihg the shooting
a large and highly excited crowd OF persons.
mostly relatives and friends Of deceased gathered
al The Morgue ana were lvui in their dcnunc iatioA
Of The McNeyins crowd.
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ByHCLkRIeS IN WEsTCHesTea.

During the past few days series OF burgares
have been perpetrated In the town OF Westchester,
Westchester county, which for daring and adrot-
ness In execution could only have been planned and
carried out by professional robbers. Houses have
been visited, memories and coach houses in
vadcJ, barns broken into and even pedlcrs' wagons
empted Of their contents In broad daylight, by par
Ties who have, up to the present, escaped
detection The carriage mouse OF Benjamin
Bradford, on the Eastcnester road, was
entered few nights ago and robbed oil
harness valued at $780, About the same time the
premises OIL Nathan Bradford were also visited ana
quantity OF property or q similar nature carried
away by the thieves. But the greatest sufferers,
perhaps have been number OF poor families living
on the WlliIamsbridge road many OF whom are TO a
greater or less extent dependent on the raising OF
poultry for their sustenancc. The deprcdations on
the and turkeys owned by this class have
especially numerous. In view oil this OF affairs
the citizens are thoroughly aroused and declare
their intention to show no mercy to any marauder
who may lie caught on their premises.
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A LEAP foa LIEEaIY.

Al an early hour yesterday morning three men
were seen proving about IN the ncighboFhoOd OF
the premises No. 100 East Houston street, evidently
bent something evil. Two OF the party wers
Henry Carroll and william Brown. Tie third IL
Unknown. Going up porch leading ~ the premises
Aforesaid, they slipped under window OF tho
fist floor, and, placing a ladder against thg
wall, OF them climbed up, and, lifting Tie win
dow sash, went inside. The other two followed
suit. In bed In The adjoining room Mrs. Emma
hunow and her husband were sleeping soundy, nnd
IN cradle near by rep0scd infant one year Old.
As nosecssly as possible the robbers proceeded iu
tie outer apartment 10 ranssck bureaus trunks aud
every place where anything OF salne was likely 10 10
found, and having done here, the bOldest OF th,f
Two, Carroll, entered the room where Mrs. kunow
ard her husband were sscep and, creeping cautious
" up TO the head Of the bed was about To insert hi
hand under the pillow, when noise OF something
falling on tbs moor awokc Mrs. Kunow from her
slumber. As she opened her eyes the nrst ohiecr
she beheld was Carroll. she uttered loud screaiQ
aud ne villain ned, MS confreres and himself noe
waiting 10 descend the ladder. jumped pcil neil
rom the window into the III. Mrs. Kunow lol.
lowed ana haliooed .Watchi' from the window.
Oncer MADDEN, oil the Seventeenth precinct. heard
the alarm and at ne same time saw three mea run.
ming swiftly down Molt street, two OF whom hs I'm.
mediatcly arrested. They were taken TO the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday forenoon, ana, cons
Tossing their guilt, were held 10 answer al the Gem
eril sessions