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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
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phaion'. .y.taiiu,' Or, salvation tor che HAIR
pon aESroR,N,i 70 GRAY HAIR rrs ORIGINAL coGoi
yg.LoYs "yIrALIA" dscr,u.h, fr,a all ths 'dgo' sol
s,,r," AL r,rorsr" o. acts ~ th' d'sea' pn"
,. I, hmpJ migrant, perfectly 'na''a''' p'e'd'e' D"
, o sat,,sr reqpne, ,nio. iaa Communicates
,b. ,.,a q, tie iaa No psp,r nes'"' to esa-
,l A ,urb ,pos.,sr Tor supe that Il" 'othr'h It
so III in,ea. ,od purpose. Dn''vsN' fole' Cs"1'.
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Fninmy oi Consumption.
r, on. paris Of tls nearly opslrh ~ ife population
,oi g co, p,on other dsec'o he repr'oir "'s'"s
a. ~ scukNCE pha las be,u successful tban ir'
ma, IN the Urited states tf-arug tbs '' =" d''astN hr d.
, h, uuusrH, rIam,lc,. h,, consumption - caAr Al I'
- ru GA. GO the esn,rafr notwithstanding. bE N1hhHC" blN
-, mara tb,u r i've ago. cngr' "i eoHs"ul"h ]" "
,u and II, desperate sase TIE necine used % '
b d. nos Gbdrt The name OF SeheneA' Fm0u ''F'
,,l man, ,hers N ~i,ch bAfri the AN Of 'NA'
- a. ScuESVk now ties to autilIfr ronelses called
s.,..,,I Tsnt 'Scucncks MariraNr Fhs "W'"
e Ia. cure Nhcl psnolary disease complicated WIN .''o'l~
~ live, erp,p ~ o0er is 10 sosc eases u" '"l''
So r - eru.. Ia other ,umsiuucss ou ~ i "A'r OF vac
,s,iVair, au nsvdsd The dne"ns ~ieA ae'hP'o N '
~ instruct, r patest how asash. by iae symptoms Tue p"
, nature that Toe proper rc'sd' "J u 0'A %
rI 81, nm IL aVa, rcluaJ The treatment OF sonnia'A'H 'o
~ ,,, one T., hath nut used according 20 c''ce'A'
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a. IA, rrcpas pr SCHkNCk iusuis cure P"'"e' W" '1'
are mat @ , drA,c to Ah5rI chance " the pea recovery
p, the raaoa Swap Setsec Tome csrn - 30 pc le
AZ =. ~ Is,,n Mandrake pm ~ etis hor te se ny a"
dresu. Ions D utNGr No C"'e;e place "h"'''r Atr't
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GALE or PAINTINGS AT BAHKEEs GALLERY

The sale of the fine collection of foreign
paintings at this Gallery waa concluded N'i a'ohn6'
The attendance was largo, and prices even belor ss
,oa tlap an the first evening Of the sale Tho follow
r list OF such pictures brought moro thhn 800 each
includes two which sold for 81 800 and VI go respectively
me Wood uathorers, H. Won Sobon brnssfis 10 SG
Vrv ON the Rhine, W. DE Kierk. Brussels, Si~ "hief,
Iuoulring tho Way To the village A. De Tcn" bflsso,s
Sie6 Norwegian Waterfall. 4. Nust Antwctp' s'f ~
,br Unot.. I. q. Urown. New York. 800, cherries L..
Fui, part- sl5g 30; The Proposal H. hoaelrl' Ahtwtp
s!45 Flowers aud Game. lieckers, Amsterdam, .5.
Salmon slad, aud TTogf, A, WydetYcd NcW.lOr' VII"
'ihs Village Politicians. H. Pathnef Dh,Hid"II PW
I,lnd,cnne ana knoep. NJ A. kOoi Rock. Ansief in'n
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WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS

sight hIchsusr per cent discount
WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS
Feb lC0ttaH quiet snd steady Ndng', 1859 "e'
CENT Of bse-; 500 bieH t".
the 100 bales stock 800 bses Ss' o'
201 bales.
Pe llCeitoB nomin, low grades Tesh o'e'
qualities Aiddng Orleans. "a 0l'sc safes today ~ oie
Liverpool tk9 ba es; TO Bsfcr'
b,le. total receipt, 50 so hs eHPor,o fet
Hare 1885, bales Barcelona sp' bars "
Vera Cu Gl bales 800, bales lei O bales 'oeA
4.7IT bale.
6ALyEgpS Feb lCOtoD 10 moderate demand srh pfes DI'
Good Ordinary al0gc the week 90 bar f
portsTo Britain lblll bales to Eswlork, lfIJ hse' "
New Orleans ia Providence 81 bales Ssrs Of the week
b.ts) bales Stock. 20 1OJ bales .,
B.LTisoRE Frh ofthe yeet 1910 hfr'
40 bales; bses ESpor-Io Great Bnl
so bale. to The Continent $50 he Sales Of the week '' o'r'
stock. ~ 40 bales 49,
CRY PoSr. Va Feb IICotoa-Set receipts Of ~ week. 10
bale.
Providence. r. T. Feb -ConoaEet receipts Of the "ees .,
bales.
CH,RLEsror. c. Feb receipts Of the week
$500 bales; $50 bales Etprfo the 'oo
oent bales 252n bsle. hsud "a b hsrs
Sales Of the week 25 bale. Market toda quiet aud 'rsy' N
di1gs, Rse, sea Island. lOc. 81
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SUNDAY MERCURY



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rou the proof sheet. orsrlei country Of .1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

gR;e,n the scroll Of the CDtTON DSST Al
,fn Having teeth removed wdhout TIE lssSt pain
rrpr, n- atua. recommend the s aud ever
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CATTLE NARKET-psn n.

Cs.teRecrp,. Of tue 900 bead shipment ~ bead 81.
and IT, higher for fair good $40 bead ~
for r. other grade, unchanged hogs--
th market steady 99c for common ~
Sheep 6 head the market arm ami steady n
yestsrday's QuOtlLonS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

urii.ng and Visiting Cards, Iatsl Samp. Nge Piper,
&. ~ Igxt,zi, Sov, ID Fuli,u,t Oh Dutch Church
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Won must rout the enemy Then take your pencils and
make a note how each member voted. that you may
know who are your friends. BIrTKR SWEET
Nc,c- Iork. Fob, 10. 1870.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
hATrRDAY- EKR Z


Europe Southampton and Breml PEE steamship ihcn
flopOkrn PostOhce At " steamship sails AZ D.
Supplementary Hil for paid letters only made Befen
Pier ul closes a. $40 70.
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lee Winrhr-frr'- HypDphO.phites MS celebrated Ken
eli, d, A yrJri3f o.. pJ,itts CURE tor CD,sUarTioS
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Tbr Trorhy Tomato s-ej rs S-ai for circular
Aii',..t, Is WasINg IT, Ogden Farm. Newport & l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

Pno7tpHyc- T. Feb lSchr lsy oneen from Baltimore or
Block Island th morning Sue VAS got Oh
nv the cutter locaa,n Newport not materially injured
Brush }ug Anna from Amsterdam Tor PIodenre snc"r1
Nss port otrr ,erilv four sect ~ water N the noe
sptn abandoned Der and the CATER lowed AF 20 Tue
sIs sr0rul-i l - t iet ~ water M rf n"
loNppS lIThe bark Answer ~ from London Tor boston
18Th U ier mate seven Others tue ere" ere
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moyGLa PED 1.-THE steamship iai' from NsS'iof oF "''o'
has sTFfgsI ,-t.-
tJ', evening
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LATEST SHiP NEWS


ARRIVED.
steamship Cr q washington Jones' Liverpool jan y QeHno"a
u.,- sd
steamship virgo BulkleY Sav1nn,h, mise. and pts,
Sebt lioys Agch. Cook. Ci-nlesos 10 dsfs sugar.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
81, lArryei Bdivstone mi sarr B,rs.
sm boston: ,ersofa, Antwerp China from Sunderland
SAILED Mexico. Golden bmpir. Tor victoria
f1asy,, MpsH,s Frb lLAy-i bark Dofa, from Sauio Tor
Bo,roY Feb iI-AfrigeI .tsipsAp Ares from Pbsdeiphi
S.v,NSNa Fri lteir- bf-k Ncp;a1e tT ok schF'
yuimre Havana: T. Ta.Esr jacksonville. Fla
WaiYGs0N n G.. Feb ll-Ceirei steamship W A. Clyde Tor
New.lOfk . 90,
Cs,uLs,roN s. c. FEB tl-Arrv-d steamship Ses Ggl from
R,mnrr S,~i sbrs Durs for Portland, T. Watson Tor
Cub, sud J g. DALEY G-orgetONu. y &. .
HosyoLz "a fe5 lSaIsI steamship George APpoh Tor Mes"
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THE WINE AND LIQUOR TRADE.

The following is the amount of sales of liquors
returned by wholesale liquor dealers. in the Thirty
second District OF New York for the year 1862 including
sales Cd hv snecial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

ON thcse several amounts the Government receives
tax OF one per cent
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Rag.r dnl. Mo,ses-Pine TDn1jc WHISKY 1n'et "eSe"
Rect6ed 9spA ole Codee sol 6rmer P"r 10 Tlot
Prime i7i07,o Gold 1901 Sterling BIehssee 1891 he"ierk
sight hIeAsusr per cent discount
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zs.IENqcE.cNEz1
DIED

III Notice, Of Do75oge, must be Endorsed Ui@ (aI
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TIE STuTE Of TRADE

wNNr INDIA MARKETS.
n,y,.1 P,t lL-Sas, seve. NJ y -. 3, te'.a 6fh3g'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

,sv CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION = VACATION
or JUDICIAL OFFTCEs-AN ACT OF PRoSCRIr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

m os INNS, be- s.eJ before h -st srf 'e s~s'n">. S'
. ,,sd ,,t,r that Dat. by snsoy>sr, Mess hiCoh
DAVIDSON Al CD BROADWAY.
l.. Y. HAUGHWOUT q Co,
Corner Of Bro,,a,y ,pi ETOeIe It
.-. ,,.lOn q. La a.1A.r rnL.r- n-. ..ntI,.rN
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
ENGLAND.

khs Alabama Claims Questi0n-Commercial
Prospects-The Peabody Hospital.
LONDON, Jan. l, 1870.
The Spectator, commenting on recent diplomatic
correspondence between the governments of the
United States and Great Britain says tnat the notes
OF Mr.. Fish are improvements on Mr. Stewards. His
dispatches contain no buncombe or fourshes; yet
there is too much OF undignlhed sentimental COM
plant instead OF strict adherence legal questions
The American case on the Alabama question Is a
strong 0De and one in which all maritime Powers
deeply interested, but Mr.. Fish does not do it
Justice.
The SATURDAY Rertesr, referring to the Alabama
dispute, says the Americans uniformly assume that
blockade port is no port yet they properly de-
cline to interfere with their vessels running into
blockaded ports OF Cuba.
The Times aravey predicts a prosperous CON-
mercial year. because midway between the troubles
OF 1866 and the period when new imitation is sure,
new American schemes are excluded from European
markets by the action Of the judiciary and Legisla-
ture Of New York regarding Erie. Federal securi-
ties Will lose their demand in Europe because Of
their advanced price.
The Peabody trustees have purchased the hospital
IN Blacklriars road site for memorial hospital.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
LOUISIANA.

TIE Warmotli- -Wiclklifie Imbr0Glio-The New
Orleans Chief of Police Imprisoned-Inter.
nnl Revenue Receipts.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l. 1870
Chief Of Police Cain was yesterday committed to
the Parish Prison for twentyfour hours for contempt
OF court IN the Seventh district, for allowing Cover
nor Yarmouth the use Of the Metropolitan Police to
prevent Auditor Wickline from occupying his ofice
In the Mechanics Institute from which he had been
elected by order OF the Governor Peremptory
orders were issued by the sixth District Court for
Wlckliffe to reoccupy the Office while the Fifth Dis
trict Court enjoned the Sheriff from disturbing the
Governor in the use and occupancy OF the Mechanics
Institute. The Governor and metropolitan Police
are still In possession Of the entire building.
The statement OF Colonel Stockdale shows the in
terna revenue receipts Of this district for the eight
months ending December 81 to be sl,51o 54s. The
receipts for the corresponding period last year were
$97ss7l. The gain over last year., without deduct
ing the cotton tax, is over s5ooOoo.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
sTAssnG Ahu SHOOTING AffaaYs.

At one O'Clock yesterday afternoon henry Moore,
oolored OF Ill Broome street. was stabbed IN the
thigh by some unknown rowdy, In Wiiet street.
near Broome. The assaiIant made his escape
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon an alteration
occurred front OF No. lis Mulberry street between
Peter Reynolds, OF the latter number, and Patrick
Munday OF Jersey city during which the latter wan
stabbed IN the right breast cutting the lung. Tho
injured man attended 10y Police surgeon Frazer.
sent to Bellevue Hospital. Reynolds was arrested
by ofilcer Lacey, or the Fourteenth precinct, and
VIII he arraigned aL the Tombs thls morning.
At half past nine O'Clock last night Patrick Phean
was shot and slightly wounded In the neck on tho
corner OF Essex ana Houston streets bv some un-
known person. lie was taken TO his residence, No.
IFS Essex street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
THE BALL SEASON.
Footsteps ON the Floor.

During the coming week the devotecs OF Tcrpsi-
cnore VIII have opportunities OF IhduIging In their
favorte ana pleasing sport to their hearts
The week, indeed, will be brilliant one and, judg-
ing from the preparations already being made will
long be remembered by all who take part in the
tIvitcs.
Tomorrow night the grand Bal d0Dera b0uDs
Will come Off at the French theatre and VIII be In
every way glowing opening OF the week. Those
having charge OF the arrangements promise that 1t
shall outdo anything Of the kind yet seen In New
York. number Of novel features Will be intro
duced, and ample precautions have been taken 10
prevent any such scenes as have disgraced masque-
rade balls which have lately taken place.
At Apollo Hall, on Wednesday evening" the first
invitation ball Of the Lincoln Union OF the Ninth
Ward will take place. The gentlemen having charge
OF this ball. at the head OF whom is Collector W. B.
White, are such az to guarantee that the affair Will
be ENJOYABLE IN every respect me ladies' tickets
net, and snow taste for art and appropriate rich
ness on tina part Of the designers.
ON Thursday evening" at the Academy OF Music,
the Americus Club Will mold forth. Praise Of the
receptions by this club would very much resemble
the attempt TO paint the nly.n Everybody who is
anybody goes to the Americus ball, and as every
body wishes to be thought somebody and nobody is
willing to be nobody, IT Is safe to presume that
evening. Everybody who CAM Is good. Be-
cause 1t Is not everybody who can. The
cluD members nave Dcen clrcu1nSpect
In the distribution ana disposition or the tickets,
and they intend To make The bali OF 1870 A No. IN
all regards Graulla viii have charge OF the music,
A. j. Garvcy Of the decorations, Caares II. Hall OF
the noor while the indefatigable William M. Tweed
viii act as generalssmO In every department. The
ladies' tickets Tor the ball have. the reverse SIDE
finely executed and faithful representation OF the
club house aud grounds at Indian Harbor, near
Greenwich, Conn.
The committee Of the City Lodge, +. and A. NJ,
appointed to make arrangements for the forthcom- :
ing Masonic ball at the Academy OF Music on the
15tn or February, ana to superintend the sale OF
boxes and tickets, are working with laudaDle energy
and earnestness. As has been already stated the
ball will be under the auspices OF the Grand Lodge
OF the state, and the proceeds Will be devoted the
relief OF distressed Master MasOns In Cuba. The
Gently decorated and neither expense nor labor
VIII be spared IN the endeavOr TO make tins the
first Masonic entertainment ever held az the Acad
emy, one OF SURPRISING spendOr. Tickets may yet
be mad from the proprietor OF the Revere House.
Broadway and Houston street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Prominent Arrivals in New York Cit,
avTu

Prominent Arrivals in New York City
Yesterday.
DR.. ]. II. Schenck, Jr., Of Philadelphia; w. II.
Wellington of Michigan; W. d. Parker. Of Balti
more; T. G. Beam, OF San Francisco; @. Mcdowell,
of Maryland, and Fl. d. Pagan, Of Cincinnati, are at
the Metropolitan Hotel
Colonel W. H. Granger, Of New Haven; Captain c.
r. Dubois, Of Kingston, and Professor Sharp, OF
Scotland, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
General J. S. Marmaduke, Of st. LOUIS; Fred
Fisher, OF New York; j. A. McClung of Virginia,
J. F. Coyle, OF Washington, are at the New York
Hotel.
DR.. Stillwe, OF Sag Harbor, and W. J. Field, Of
New Bedford, are at the Everett House.
Colonel W. Scott Of Erie; Mr. Gausman, Of Buffalo;
B. G. Truman, OF San Francisco and L. IL Redner,
Of Philadelphia, are at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel J. Lawrence, of Iowa; G. W. Burnett, OF
Cincinnati and E. s. Spencer. of Chicago, are at the
Hoffman House.
Commander II. N. s. Arnold, of the United States
Army; TaeO. W. Dmon. OF Washington; Captain J.
Lawless OF Bristol and E. A. Talbot OF Maryland,
are at the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02

Hawkins states, b iicorrecty termed . fossu
since III antlers are purely In their primitive con
diton OF horn ana have suffered no change what
ever He remarked that shis ok, colossal ~ Is u.
mas unquestionably disappeared since the creation
OF man. for the bones and anters are found In caves
AIDE by side with tho nfnt arrow heads. Done
hachets ana tremendous clubs which indicate that
prehistoric known ~ the stone period. C0nten-
porary with this Irish elk were tho mammoth whose
cssrcase flesh. hair and lntestines were found per-
iecty preserved In siberia, and the urus on gigantic
Ia ms '.Commentares,n and specimens OF which are
s, Io 90 found IN the great forests OF Poland and
Lithuanian blson
Ine headquarters OF the Professor and his stan
VIII snortly be removed to Slxty-tnird street ana
E'gnth avenue, where all ample and c0nvenlent
bheu III now III course OF erection. fine work Of ro-
producing the extinct monsters, whose remains OC-
cur 80 frequently IN the old red sandstone. will then
hoped that the commissioners Of the Park Will be
deiberating on the manner in which these interest
ing renOvatons shall be brought before the puOlic.
Perhaps no better way could be found than OF
placing them In natural, unstudied POSITIONS
aOOut the water ana the upands OF the PARK for
halt the interest Will be lost II they placed In =
museum, jumbled carelessy together the winged
side by side with the water creatures. and the
plbiOus .cheex by Jowi' with the strictly terres-
trial. The monsters should be grouped naturally,
the lcthy0sauri ercely battling with the longnecked
Ing UP TO the scene OF combat In this manner the
visitor Will be edined and viii have some glimpse
into the characteristics OF the strange things.
Placed In sober rows he might make the grevOuS
error or mistaklng a nerce Carnivor0us wreth i0r q
strict vegetarian, and Utce versa.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SHOT IN THE LEG.-At three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon August Cudmer, aged fourteen, was shot
in the leg by an unknown person in Seventh avenue.
Taken to Mt. sinai Hospital.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-About one O'Clock yester-
day afternoon Henry Scorz, aged fifteen, of No. 9s
Sheriff street. accidentally shot himself through the
LETT hand, shatterng his middle finger.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Albert George, colored. aged
twenty EIGHT, residing at 258 Mott street. died sud
danly yesterday morning from hemorrhage OF the
lungs The Coroner was notified and VIII hold an
inquest to-day.
SUICIDE.-At nine O'Clock last night Martin Mo-
reer aged thirty residing at No. "a West Thirty
first street, committed suicide by hanging himself
with rope drawn over his bedroom door. The
Coroner was notified and will hold an inquest to-
day.
STABBING AFFRAY.-At half-past two O'CLOCK yes
terday afternoon dispute arose in the liquor
saloon OF Edward Beady, between Patrick CASSIDY
and william Cole, during which the former was
severely cut In the head and the latter on both
hands, Their wounds were dressed BY Surgeon
s be- a az the Yoxe Poce Court
Ing and locked up TO answer the charge.
AssAuLTING AN OFFICER.-At Six O'Clock yester-
day afternoon while officer Mcswlgan OF the Eight.
eenth precinct was conveying two prisoners to the
station house In Twenty second street for assault
and battery assisted by Alexander Hays OF 2lS East
1wenty-seventh street, he was assaulted and his
prisoner taken nom him. During the ARRAY HAYS
Sn0t TnOmaS McCatncy OF 24l East IWenLy-SecOnd
street, not seriously inurlng him. The injured man
was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
FELoNIoUs AssAULT5.-At haltpast eight last
night Samuel Tilden, residing at the corner Of Thir
ty.scventh street and eighth avenue, was struck in
the face with Kerosene lamp by Constantine Ma.
pOleon and severely cut.
Fanny Place, thirty five years Of age, residing at
3S Clinton street, was fel0nlously beaten In lager
beer saloon at A Clinton street, by GotleD Reel, the
proprietor and Jacob Wise.
An altercation occurred last night between George
Williams and Joseph Jones, in First avenue, near
Fifteenth street. during winch Williams stabbed
In the breast by Jones, who made his escape. He
was taken home by friends.
Az hal!past seven last night, as Patrick Mack, re-
siding at the corner OF Eighty y-ninth street and
Fourth avenue, was passing through Twenty firm
street he was stabbed IN tour places in the stomach
AMI SIDE, lie was taken home by friends.
AT eignt O'Clock last night Edward SAUL while
preventing hight, was stabbed In the hand by All
unknown party, who made his escape.
AT three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as Louis
Manking. German. thIrty-fve years OF age, resld-
ing at No 334 East Thirty third street. standing
In front of No. 22s East twenty eighth street. he was
seriously stabbed in the left side by william Dunn,
OF No. 2l2 East twenty eighth street. who was ar.
rested by an officer OF the Twenty-nrst precinct.