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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

COUNTY CONSEQUENTLY County
Commissioners were in session three days
during this week, for the transaction of bust
ness, and adjourned to meet again on Mon
day next, the 21st February
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

FUNERAL OF VIM. OLDFIELD, JR.-On
W ednesday last Sergeant VIM. Oldfield, late
of Company B, 9Th Cavalry Battalion M. N.
G., was buried at Mt Zion Church, near his
late residence, with military honors by his
comrades. The funeral was one of the larg-
est ever seen in this neigborhood, notwith-
standing the bad condition of the roads
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

THE GAME LAVA meeting of the citi :
zens of Hartford county, Nd, was held at
Havre de Grace few days ago and rcsolu-
tons adopted asking the Legislature to either
repeal the present cunning law or make an
exception as far as it relates to the waters of
the Chesapeake bay and its tributaries above
Spesutia Island.--Sun.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

FIRE.-On Saturday night last, about nine
or ten o'clock, fire was discovered in an up
per room in the residence of b. H. Hanson,
Jr., at Darlington, in this county-which was
extinguishcd before much loss occurred
The fire was supposed to have originated
from match dropped upon the floor, and
which was ignited by being troddcn upon.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

THANKs.-Hon. VIM. Baldwin, of the
House Of Delegates, from this county, will
please accept our thanks for copies of the
Governors Message report of the Adjutant
General, &c. Also A. Gassaway, Esq, Sec
rotary of the Senate, for copies of the Jour
nal of that BODY
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18
The New York Methodist

Publishes Sermons, Serial Story for the Family new
Childtens Story every week. Chats with the Little
Folks, Editorials by the best Methodist writers and
Others Foreign and Domestic Correspondence full De-
partments of Religious and Secular Intelgence-in
short whatever goes to mako complete Family Paper
Price, S2.5 year. Liberal premiums to canvassers
Yearly subscriptions commence at any time. For speci-
men, enclose two cent stamp to
THE METHODIST ia Nassau St. New York
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To Correspoudents

AL communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real the author no attention
will be paid to them The real of the author will
aot be published unless desired but consent
to insert communications unless know the writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

together with a large Barn, Stabling and
other necessary farm buildings, all in good
repair.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18
B Ell A r, M d

A1-The Egis" has extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business of Hartford than
any other paper in the county, No clock Hospital
ether obset or Lottery advertisements will appear
subscribers pay for their paper in advance and conse-
qusatly just the class advertisers desire orcach
The attention of respectable and advertisers
10 arectsd TO the above facts
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

SUDDEN DEATH.--Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson,
wife of William H. Wilson, of Havre de
Grace, went from religious services in the
Methodist church at North East Tuesday
night of last week, to the residence of her
brotherin.law, Asbury Wilson, and died
while sitting in chair, in less than half an
hour after she entered the house. 1t is sup
posed the cause of her death was heart dis
CASE rcIanae.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18
The Hope Mutual Life Insurance comuanv

We are convinced, upon an examination
of the terms offered by the Hope Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York, that
that Company is one ofthe best in the country
The rates of this company are lower than
any that have yet met our notice, whilst their
policies are non forfeitable after two annual
premiums have been paid, and the policy
holders participate in its profits. But an
other, perhaps distinguishing feature, is the
TACT that this company negotiates loans, at
certain proportionate rates and times, upon
polices which it issues. For instance, accord
ing to their published terms, ON $4,000 ten
year Endowment Policy, issued to person
twenty-one years of age, after two payments
have been made, the company will loan
$755 on the policy. Also it is the only COM
pany endorsing a cash surrender gague on the
policy, whereby it becomes u bankablc pa
per, We have limits here, of course, to set
forth but few of the distinguishing and lib
eral terms offered to holders of policies in this
company That it will be found upon en-
animation to be one Of the best and cheapest
and most reliable companies now existing,
we think there can be no doubt 1t ignores
many burdensome restrictions, too, such as
prohibiting travel in certain ATTITUDES, &c, so
often found as conditions in policies issued
by. other companies. Its security as an in
yestment, is fully guaranteed by the names
and characters of the officers charged with
the administration of its affairs. besides the
stringent scrutiny authorized by the laws of
New York, under which it is chartered.-
For other and more special information to
our readers in regard to this most excellent
company, we refer to the branch office in Bal
timore, No 4 Post Office Avenue, where cir
culars containing everything in relation to
terms, &c, &c, can be obtained, by addressing
letter, as directed by advertisement in an
other column.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

Messrs d. Lothrop & Co., of Boston, send
us package of six beautiful Juvenile vo-
Tunes, entitled Teachers Gift Books, of 19
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Der and profit by. They are fitting presents
from teacher or parent, and the books
are cheap as well as good. They can be OBJ
tanned ofthe publishers, by mail, postpaid,
for 40 cts per package
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

MOUSTACHES forced 70 grow in six. weeks.
Receipt sent for 80 cts. Address II. RICHARDS Box
1886, New York I. o.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-18

This brand of Fine Cut chew
ing tobacco has no equal or SUI
perior anywhere. II IL with
ont doubt the best chewing to.
bacco N the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
THE LATEST LIBOR YEUs.

The Washington Iron Works. Ncwburgh, have
changed hands, ~
Typographical Union No. 0 has appolnted A com.
mltce 10 revise the scale OF wages Tor newspaper
The belly men met last night and expressed their
determination 10 stand By the strikers at steinways
The Newark painters have organized secret So.
c.otY on the plan OF the knights Of ~. Crlspin
Half the cotton mills at Wieap England which
were recently compelled to stop account of strike
among the operative, have resumed,
"An Old Cartman," who has been in the business
20 years, very appropriately sugmnti2es the new Gus.
Bachnalling JOB.
The United CoOpers Union No. are raising funds
TO dcfay tie eNnenscs OF their delegates sent 10 Al.
hauN TO turthef tho las aIe Of the nil prohibiting tle
rgpacAmg OF lour aud sugar In old barrels.
Cigar MaSers Union No Is met last night md
tbYed TO sNpport the 100 men who are on strike from
IlrshS and JAcoOys shops, on account OF reduction
Of wages II was resolved also that slug" WORK at
80 thousand should be undertaken es little as pos.
lIbe,
Messrs. jacob Davidson & Son, boot and shoe
dehcla, OF 20! Grand street complain that the shoe
erks' Early Closing Association broke nine panes OF
CHARGED they aso broke the wluGOws OF Mcssrs SIMON.
son hlch, IN Grand street,
Mcssrs' Jicobs 4 Co., Of Pearl street, and D..
dchy hAt thcle hos boen any strike OF hands their
shops They say that the men made unjust demands
and were DISCHARGED. lirch a Co, have Withdrawn
~ hrng nhnirhf in1 they refuse 10 cinpJl anv
H4sn colne' tad viii uu sInpl0Jos pssOclation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
BROOh LIN.

The Atlantic Il. II Clubs first baseman will not
start Tor Chicago lie is booked In his club lor the
season of lsiO
Paul Dc Bohrdt, a German physician, was com.
PEELED to marry Marie Klein Yesterday, Justice Walsh
performing the ceremony.
Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday over the
body Of Mrs, Robertson, who was drowned with her
husband and another man at PTcluces dOcA on saiu.
day night last.
Alfred r., Byron has sued TO recover S5 OO0 from
Christian Kan for false lmprltOnWCut, the efcudant
having causcl hs arrest on char-e OF the OF which
he was acquitted
Louis Engcr was arrested o the charge OF sttb.
hing Bruno Fougct OF 4 Allel st.oct, a. the Bridge
street FERRY, All a. the on'nCe was COmuel In New
lorh he was taA"p there f)l trlaL
Daniel r. JoYce sucl the n Y Providence and
Boston u, r. Co, IN the supreme Court Yesterday TO
recover tl00O Tor tue loss Oi leg, NJ been run
over at the depot at stoniugon IN September, 1868.
Henry Martin WIS arrested last .ght tor obtaining
money under n'sc protcnccs, by means Of spurious
petition VIII ch h had presented TO number OF Wealthy
residents on lhe Heishts,
Miss Thompson on accomplished ani refined
Brookly belle wuh united IN nHflaEc TO Mr. James
Crooks Of Pat rsOn, Ne-ter lhy afternoon The we llng
took place In Brooklyn, and the party embarked for
Phila lclphla after the &C 'emonlcs.
The new linton appeared yesterday afternoon with
thlrtysix long columns. announcing its stnn to he
Henry G. Bowen, PuOlrher; G7n. stewart l.. Wood
ford, kditIrin-t hlef; John =. Mines and Charles 4
Brges, Editorial Mrtersi Edward Cary, Albany Cor
respondent, md d. W. Bartlett and hliv Clemmer
Ames Washington Correspondents. Tue IeuIOlellel
thi0n Is u ersIi " brunkhn<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
Romantic story Of n Remarkable Piece Of
Human Hair.

A magnificent piece Of human hair-the larg.
cst, Gnest AMI most valuable In Amerca-s now
h-nging In the window OF Thompson & Co in Ca
nal street. Broadway. I, is OF dark brown hue,
soft as silk weighs ounces, and Is sixty.four
inches In lengh-5 feet inches. On medium
sized woman, this would sweep the door. The long
est piece Of hair record exhibited at the London
EXPOSITION Of 1851, belonged to Leon Pellcry Of
Paris, and ~ inches in length The story OF
this one tiat measured 81 inches Is rather romantic.
II from the head OF a swaban peasant girl who
he'd two sui,ors fer her hand one poor farm hand,
who earned six kreu,zers day. and the other rich
miller. The miller owned the cottage In which Tho
Swlbian girl and her widowed mother lived, and DO
ing scl1sl and un,crupulous as he was wealthy,
threatened TO drive lis tenants out of their homs
unless his suit was successful, although they had al
ready paid part OF the prce demanded for the cob
tngc, and were saving md working TO pay the 70
meiudtr. In this emergency travelling hair mer
chant appeared in the village and sooner than marrJ
the wealthy miller, on the other hand have her
aged mothcr driven from house and home, she do
tcrTined upon the sacrifice Other beautiful hair II
taken TO the Ltip-lc annual fair; sold there fol
ti7o TO or American dealer, and from hrs hands
found It's way to its present owners Ii Is valued al
between S4JJ and 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
JOIIINGS ABOUT TOWS.

The West side Association viii meet this evening
N Everett Rooms.
GEORGE wilkes IL about 10 sue the Turf Fielf gud
rum f5I go. 100 damages.
James Miller died suldcnly at eij West Thirty.
nrst street yesterday morning,
The steamships Montgomery AMI Saratoga arrived
last night.
John Ward aged o. OF First avenue. ar Siy,icth
street. fen on the per last nis a. iAe tpot Of sXueth
street, and was drowned
Micl aol Wclch WIS committed To the Tomhs yes
tcrday To await the result Of the IUres upon hs wHc,
whom he had fatally injured.
Daniel Rddle. who assaulted and fred upon Leo
Balsky on Jan IS, WAS Yesterday admitted 10 bail IN
5000, Dalsky lallingto appear against Ian,
:, The Board OF Excise YESTERDAY agreed to grant
license s3S "'''''' ''' ''''''' '11 80 1'' -"' OV''
Patrick Kelly, proprietor Of the drinking saloon
Ing while eJectus loafer nom us place.
Edward McQucrny, aged , yeas dicl yesterday
on Monday, ''''''''
William de Wolf while coushinI last evening in
blood vessel, ard died 10 nrtecn minutes
"Fucndship to all and cnmity to none" is the
motto adopted by the St Patrcks Mutual Alliance AZ.
soca1ion' new benevolent socey, organized IA tits
Supervisor Jacob Cohen's troubles are increa.inr.
uSas s rSSSs.y SSssSrasy ssIsd & W.T." 69 9Per by Mr.
rendered dur ne the election
Martin Murray, cotton sampler, was committed
No EnS tGmPs 20 e nsy E2F @ or
tl!yo, en- Benjamin wceSs Of d Brdge street
A Committee from the Vessel Owners Assoca.
ton Of New loTN, consisting of MessG'; Carl opkius
ana Hand, and Jul-e WOOL, 90 to Albany today to
support senator iierceS pilot bll n Committee 1hls
COMMITTEE Is TO lobby a-aln't Health e,s.
:. The Vessel Owners and Captains Association Of
New York elected yesterday James a. Van Druut,
Pres dents, Lchnci Il HouSins Treasure e. ana Ncssrs
hanes aud Cornish Secretaries, for the ensung year
Tie Police Commissioners will on conviction OF
the tird offence, disnlss any policemen who may be
oula guilty OF talking with one another or with civil.
als while on post sitng down on post, not properly
pauolins post, or absent from post without SUFFICIENT
cause.
Allan G, TAYLOR, aged 81, OF ls East Broadway.
was hrres ed Yesterday on the charge OF setting are
ol2 Grand street on the morning OF Jan a. lie was ex.
amined last evening by Fire Marshal Bracket. lie
sad lhat he fought out tho dining saloon al 5i1 Grand
s!ret ;or ti on which he paid t So leaving ti5O on
chatel Wo'gae, "" then Insured tne place for Al l
although he hld nut SiO0 worth OF tock aud kJ woTln
VI nKtures III then SGT thu Uaee on ore,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02

THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
The Arrival In Peabody, Mass.-Thr Deco
rntious of the Institute-Dcpositing the
Corse in the Reception Hall-Imposing

The Arrival In Peabody, Ma.s.-Thr Deco
rntious of the Institutc-DcpositinV the
Corse in the Reception iaIi-Imposing
Obsrquics.
PEABODY, Mass, Feb. 1.-The funeral train
here At as +. NJ. At Portsmouth,, n. H., the loco.
motive bearing the name OF Peabody, trimmed with
mourning, was substituted FOR the one that had
drawn the train from Portland and the progress
made toward Salem smooth and rapid. Al near.
ly every station crowds were waiting 10 testify tA,r
respect.
The Institute was fos'ooned In accordance with
funeral usage. F,gs set At half mast, and the
general aspect Of tie business streets was solemn.
feet long by seven wide and thirteen Zee, hilA occu
pied the centre Of the apartment The bed or he
reception Of the c1sket fascd about three feet
ON the floor and covered with black velvet, ornl.
mentcd with silver fringe at the sides. Eight chcru
BIN In silyercd has relief were placed NJ each cor
ncr Of the base, and an elaborate wfeathed mono
| gram OF the Initials Of Peabody, IN silver, was
| prominent in 'front.' the Peabody arms and mo to,
Mnrns aerens S2gsf.sll!s saAa' occupying lAs
As The hOtf OF lie expected arrival drew near the
main street Of the town, which had before appeared
almost deserted, began RAPIDLY to M with slcighs
end pedcs,Ians, and by o'aock not less than Ave
tuoisihd People had gathered at the railroad station
10 antc patton OF the speedy arrival Of the train.
The short time that elapsed bsfore appeared was
occupied ty the local mil " In clearing space Tor
| the formation OF the procession.
At fifteen minutes before o'clock the train drew
| up in front Of The station. The duty OF remoy ng
the heavy cssket from the rail car to the eaborat
funeral that was 10 bear the reaIus " the lnst
tute occupied but q few minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
Fourth National Blnx Frauds-Copcland,
the Kinglendcr, Dischnrpcl

Robcr, Copeland the originator Of the scheme
to rob the Fourth National Bsnk, who drew all the
checks and divided the spoils, and though whose
artful machlnltiols both Neltman and Leith weU
inyciglCi into tLc commtal of the fraud, vas taGel
before Commissioner Shields yesterday. The prose-
cutting attorney. Mr.. Jackson, remarked that thu
only evidence Which tie Government possessed wm
the confession Of Neltman aud Lcith and that ther
was nothing more than charge OF completely BY
them, without the ability TO prove their mputations
Not a paper connected with the forgery could he
pr cduced 10 which Copeland hal pu. his name. Nor
could any OF the Officers OF the bank, the cashier
teller, testify that they had ever Copeland In
the bank On motion OF the prisoner, counsel,
Commissioner Sh Id discharged Copcllnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
sPIRKS FROM the TELEGRIrH.

p, The public deb, has decreased ts)G9o7i 90 sincs
Dec. u, 1852
The Kansas House asks con.rc', to submit Mr.
Ju.an' sixteenth Am -nimcnt 70. IA incaton.
The Kansas senate asks President Grant to recall
Hugh LIVING Mini,tcr 10 the laluc
The lion, Dwight Fo-.c has been elected Pres.
dent OF the Boston la.e Aumai
jonathan Foster. OF Rochester shot himself
throg-h ;hc heal LIST nisIt
TIE House CORN ttec on Forei n Relations VIII
report adversely 10 Ctinl as t.si class MISSION.
The Ways AMI Means Committee will at once
ta,e up revision OF the N crna tax laws.
Minister Low and suite sailed from 5 IN Francisco
FOR Pcsln y's crday n the steamer America.
The Tinted States ltsship Severn, and the moui
dlj nom MIapza'.
The Missouri DEPARTMENT OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic met In Jefferson Ciiy last night - rc)r
sAuilc.
A bn has passed TIE Pennsylvania Legislature
ihuadclrhH.
The Committee on Elections decided to give to Mr.,
NantWycS the seat now he'd by Mr.. Greene Of Ned
he funeral ofthe late Brcyct Maj Gen Joseph 4.
suess was suspealci,
James Rddy shot and instantly Killed Edward
deck hands, AMI e,5Gsj va; tie raast '''' '''"
A siI and a Laf foot black snake len hi. winter
timely death "''''' ''''''1''' 1-' ''''' '' DN
Justice Gr'er retired from The uniicl states su.
associate justices made Appropriate rcma ks,
AGEo9dGr s Barnnsy 'SrT & y lc The RE- rSsranH Do
$500 bal on e charge OF stealing two rosls,erei let
ters containing money.
Sheppard stevens, formerly Of B,ngor, Mo was
arrested ~ quincy H., on Monday on a char,, on
stealing tlSO from friend tn New loik some IN .tn
40,
The action Of the Supreme Court in Affirming tho
validity OF me Missouri test oath has created opnsiL
cradle surprise in st Louis not only amols tne DsuJ.
eIat'' outa among the Republican,,
The President has signed the bill to protect on.
Gers 10 lhe Government employ, providing asaust ths
presents TO officials,
Eugene Bowers, clerk OF the steamer Nicholls
Longwoth, has arrived In LOUsyiilp from MouphIs
nnNng IN charge MT Levi passenger who was scrr
ous!I wounded on board IN AL ahriy with two ruflanS
MI Lew shot both oil his assailant- wOundlI one Of
them mortally.
The Supreme Grand Lodge Of the Unitc1 suies
OF the knights OF Iythias, represent ng over 500
memlers mees Ia thls clty probably NJ Masonic list
Nh dAy OF next Marcia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
FLASHES From rHE ocEAy CABLES.

The Liverpool cotton market closed irregular :
uplands, llS9ukd., orleans, ma
Messrs stremsyer, Blnhaus, and Wagner have &C
cepted positions 10 the Austrian Cabinet,
Ihs chip NclbQlIpe from London, bound 10 So.
vahNah, hH put back 70 Falmouth lcaky.
Lieut. Gen Bell. Coloucl OF the Eighth Regiment,
has attained tic snk OF Geaera By the ieJth VI S.r DC
Lacy Evans.
Mr. Maddington goes from London TO Clnaia, TO
urge the Dominion Parliament 10 complete railroad
through the Provinces.
Pottsmouth. Eaglind, has been chosen as n point
Of cal toT the stesners OF the new American lEes be.
tvoen liavre and New York
The ship Pocihon,ls Capt, Howcs nom Liver.
pool, bound 90 san FtlucuCo has put BACK 10 the
former poit damaged ny a collision.
TIE residence OF the Spanish Consul In Kew West
T. guarded al night by M itaTy patrol 1hc Cuhaus
make no further denominations out the authorities
are active aud ylglant.
At general poll OF the shlrcho lera OF the Anglo
American Gable lompany In London. yesterday a ma.
loTlty OF the 3,| votes was cast IN favor of tie urO
posed analc amItlon VIVA the French Cable Company
Cunsols closed at 09a for both money and the &c.
count nvetwcuty bpats s6N tlr lSl; Nik fOI lA5
and 81. Tor l6l teniortce, 50 Lrle RaIlWg! shares
90, luluos Cenuals, 1854.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
The King, County Democrat. n, sen.

At a meeting OF the Kings County Democratic
General Committee last night, jimmy Duny offered a
resolution directing the Secretary to appoint com.
mlttee TO nominate officers for the ensuing year,
whorcupon MIR. whitney renominated JAS. d. Craig
(siiney Webs,cr's partncD Street Commissioner
Robert Furey expressed tle hope that the General
Committee would not deyia,e from the usual Gus.
tom. He then launched forth into long speech,
curing which he asserted that there large clc-
ment IN the Democracy OF Kings county VINO were
mi,tec. Robert further charged that men had been
elected as members OF the Common Council who
were utterly uaat TO represent the p3oplc, and the
result was that those Who should be the leaders
were the led AMI lcd b. Republican (AldcTaan
Whiting, who had OrJwbcltcu the DtmoctItc mem.
bcrs into his views. Nj D1ly's resolution was
"A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
PERSOSIL INTELLIGENCE.

Jay Gould has given $4,000 to Princeton College.
Commander A. c. Rhlnd nas been ordered TO duty
In tie ErOoklvn Navy Yard.
Charles o'Couor Is suTerin, uuder severe attach
Of yIrOl9i1
Mary Aschcrman, or u Alien street attempted 10
commit sucile ytstcr lay by taSng sulphats Ofco?per
At MIR. Belmonls dinner to Prince Arthur os
Thu. sdly evening" Nj kellogg. lie FrlLc, and KowaL
Ski. tn plhntt, VIII sn. and play.
George N, Nickliii,, state Auditor OF Louisiana
was Wpetchc1 IN the House OF Representatives ycstcr
day, tOt high c.Iucs and mis- lens amor IN oitce.
Inc right spelling Of the t'tlc Of the Pasha OF
Egypt Is not hheire, as "a generally given IN tho
news Apcgs. but hhfl6O, IL should be pronounced
htf-igDh II means master King, mighty monarch
the uucquIl.tl Of the axe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
CURIOSITIES or CRIME.
Mr. Dergh Among the Cockngbtcrs-Eight
Cocks Captured.

President Henry Bcrgh and four deputies, as
sisted by posse Of policemen, last evening made
another desc nj on G.ddingss liquor store in HUI
son. near NJ, rtle avenue, Blooklyu, where a motley
mob we're assembled witnessing a cock fight. The
invading party surprised the sports" who became
utterly demorahZei. aud male grand
ru-h for the doors number es-,ped
but the police ARRESTED the m iJor ty, and locked
them UP in the Fourth Ward Police station
Their Hamcs ns follows: John Dyer. Dan. Nc
Cure Geo. becher, Michael Mulmdy, Jim Martin,
Jim O'Brien, Pete llaikins jim Ri y, Jack BrcH.
nan, BIZ Mcmahon, Tom Hrcney Dan McIcary,
Mart Rdniolph and Dan Fo,cy, President berslt
captured eight game cock and b, re them IN tuumlh
to the police station. Tins il the third descent
N ade on Geddings's rancho within moLth.