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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THuRsT0Ne IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER is the best article Tor cleansing and pras.r, NJ
teeth ssd by all druggists Price g and 81 cate.
J0UvEss GLOVE CLEANrs re-
stores soiled gloves Equal 90 eold by al 'drug
gists and fancy goods dealers. Price cent des ID
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OF i must be cared The slisrnaiiyss e desth or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NV YORK, ian. a rived. the w.,con>. a
from Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

PETITION OF ". w. CLCsxEN.-In the
Seuste tins morning Mr.. McCreery presented
the petition of ". w. Ciuskey for the removal
of Ms political disabilities, Mr.. Cluskev It will
be remembered, ~as a resident of this city before
the war, end was for a while Postmaster OF the
the House of Representatives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

DELEGATION of gentlemen representing the
Pacific slope had an interview with the Pres-
dent TO day. and urged the appointment of Sem
ator Williams, Of Oregon, to a position in the
Cabinet They also had talk with the Pres
ident in reference TO other matters pertai ming
10 their section OF the County,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

~The fire department Of An Iowa town is to
have female chief, and thinks the appoint
ment " gallus."
ga catalogue Of the University Of Deseret
contains the names OF hfty-six of Brigham
foungs children OF both sexes, who are pupils
in the institution.
~A Massachusetts man objected to havin
the pegs cut from his sons newly bought shoes
because the boy would run n! over town and
wear them out In three weeks.
eS7A correspondent of ZIon's Advocate ex-i
Presses the opinion that the innumcrabie water
courses and lakes Of Nairs indicate thst God
designed that state for the Bsptists,
~It Is fashionable for young women in New
York 70 discard their genuine names and have
their cards bear the exPrcssiveiy characterIese
:. Toodie." "Pinkie," or Sadie whereby
they are known In 20 their SET"
o0The stoppage or distiHeries IL common
the country over. Illinois Whiskey factories
are nearly all idle, ~ are those Of X sntscky.
One year ago that branch Of the bushes Was
brisk. Unfortunately IT WIN revive j. tina 10
keep good the supply Of " fool-watsr," g one
tribe Of Indians aptly calls It. GaE7
~ The nearest the Parisiaus can now come
to IA luton is . little raw veath0-tEx.
Haven't they au0ng their gunb0ats on the
Seine sn iron ctAA ram, md y Dot the yew to
be found in the botanical gardens, and has not
Irschu said he would fainb the PrussfanS p
A.uocEu-eus. ---.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

~ The Pittsburg Presbytery has issued a
pronuncismento against promiscuous dancing
- The girls Of North Carolina chew Tar and
beesWAx. ts - :
e1Sleighs, containing stoves, ut fun blast
aPpear in the streets of Lafayette. q
FPittsburg policemen enter the charge Of
raising HI generally" On the station house
books. .tes
~Ihe Cathedral OF N0tre Dame is eleven
miles from the nearest Prussian gun. -
STbe albany "Eyening journal proposes
. hw 20 compel men TO vote. There 10 such q
Law in Brazil, with penalties.
s0May Ballard, an old maid Of La Crosse,
took.a hot brick to bed with her 70 warm her
feet, and burned up 6 900 house By it.
~The woman who recently shot and killed
prominent lawyer o. San Francisco Il tire sted
with consideration by her iailors. she occuples
= cei which, day by day. h lavishlv fitted up
for her comforts hired nurse is in arteuda An =.
and tirtop physicians pronounce the poor tn u .
insane. SO much for crime In frisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

sENATE--Mr. Williams, from Commute
on Finance, reported bin relating TO inter a
tsAes, which he said had passed twice before
T. was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

A SCIENTIFIC lecturer on walking says his ex.
periments show that one side of the body always
tends to outwalk the other side II is not posi-
bic when the eyes are shut to walk in . straigh,
line for any length of time, and it will be found
where persons lose their way. that they almost
invariably wandar on to the right rather than
to the LETT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

CsrTEp STATES SENATOR rRox Iowa
Senator Ramsey this morning received a dis
patch from st. Paul, Mimi. stating that Se-a-
tor WINDOWS friends in the Legislature of that
state held cancas last night TO ascert Ain their
strength, preparatory to supporting him in the
full republican caucue to be held tonight
Thirty me were present, enough it Is be-
leved To insure Mr.. WINDOWS nomination to-
night. Mr.. Window was appointed Senator to
nll the vacancy caused by the death of Senator
Norton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

NAVAL ORDERS To-pAY.-Master l.. c. Logan
ordered to report to the chief OF the bureau of
navigatiohfor duty. Commander l.. A. Boards
lee detached from the command of the Palos
and placed on waiting orders. Lieut.. s. w
Very detached from the Onward and. ordered 10
return to the United States. Fret Assistant
Engineer Edward A. Msgee detached from
the New York navy yard and ordered TO the
Tennessee. Second Assistant Engineer Frank
III. Ashton has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-05

ncUgLE Ayp sINGLB FARRELL GUNS Q
" grsst bargains. Il rEIECu,1 LoAa pfHcs SAFE 3
oopss. ices ysaS5iv sais Svssus. ss0-U
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12

-. - AQerlei intersTante .8rie9sliAen,
berea f& bic Deutlaeu, lei tbren, Belas
Berung6orbettett bebienen folen, tra6blett
bic partier 3ettuneen. 3. 8. 1>ptnn ft
cine reue Batterte erri@ten molten. f.
tperfen fe IN unmittelbarer Ndbe berieI>
ben einen @rowau auf. 1ptden benlelbe1
NIT &ancnea unb IdieBen BON Belt ~
3ett aus elmer terlelben, unit bas Geuer
beS Geinbe6 auf bic @Getnbatterte ~
3teben, bertr lbri8en @el@iBe nur aus
NIT Broneepapter dberflebter Yappe be-
funoen. Nu&ts joeen fe 6unbs benen
man Mtlttdrmdntel lber9ebdn8t III ben
franj6Rf&en @orpoften bin1ber, ,pel@e
itr 9uloer an ben permetntlt@ beraa<
i4let@tnbtn Geinb per@dpenbeten. &u9
befefi8ten fe off, &penr, fe S@on3en auf>
wirfen, cine 2aterre unetrere GLEN bod
an etneua pfable, pamit bic fetnpltaen
@sf@ofe In unfhdeli9er Gntfernun9
Iber ibnen binwe9F1een.
-x@eneral 6anccd 1T auf }etner
9etureife BON @aibiueton na@ @oiut
paul be9rthen.
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StaAtSsReutAtejter.

- >. q. @bur@iQs Bobnbaue Il,
2ittle Gaue trannte ant 22teu Dejtu,bsr
as. 1'.".
- Das @@ulbaus In @resnleai
,puree lebten Samitas bur& Geuer8 3er<
f6rt.
- DaS @obnbaus BON 6erreu
2un9reen III Slatis> Dou9las County
brannte am "a. Deaeu,ber iau,u,t bee
mobtliar6 uno fdu1mtlider Binterpor>
rdtbe, wel@e IN eeu.ielben auf0eipei@eri
tpare11, as.
49, Sci Ylatnptew. @abalbaw @oun<
ty 8erietb auf elmer Garua bas BON elmer
@ittfrau Nau,en6 Drep uno ibren Sim
bern bepobnte 9aus, lebte Gretta9 Na&t
In Branb ; uuo fanb has j1n8fte &ino
Elm @dueltns BON 6 @onote ftinen SOB
In ben Blamu1en. Da8@ebdupe brannte
bts auf ben @runb nteoer une wuroe
Grau Dretp eur@ Branorunben |@wer
>perlebt.
- 9er(tY, StapleS unb Mnbere boben
bur@ BAG S&abau,t bic &rlaubntB ers
balten, nit $50 600 Capital In Stiupaz
ter cine N%ationalbanf ~ pr9anifren.
49, DasBridbauS Don 81. Qorenb uni
@obnbaus nonS. @n9elbart inManfatt
brannten leBten Dienfag Ra&mitta9 ab
@erluf $4,000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12


1srs Ulaa, unn Der Gri(1e Der ssratao.
Dunnea 3aar pirD bider, DEM Ausls11n
s~er $5aare miro Gin9alt 9etbar, uao &aAl,
be}t rirp, peun AUDI ni9t immer, 70 rrW
fehr biuig, bur4 bent @ebrnuf e,v(ta
Nrararats se1eilt. @enn bic Orilentl15-
t4aeu aerjtSrt, ucer bic Drii1en ciu3etrp6Ne:
pner ab9elorben fnp, 70 1T naturlt@ cine
DicoerDer Reuun9 be6 9aaree nnn1Seljc3.
NQein, pas ruh 9erettet tperoen fann, 1sIrp
nrrd> bie1es Mittel 9~erettet. Statt ra1
6aor NIT einem ~tei9artisen Ntcoer{A!ao
1T Be- 9mieren, tpirb es pa0elbe rein nap
frliti9 erbalten. Gin 9ele9entliGer Ns>
byouG bie}e Mittels ,pirb bent 0raumcc<
ben ODER Musfauen pprbeu9en unp fcn1lt
Der &ablbeit leuern. Da bisIeS 5aor}e=~
fanaemittel fret BON alien jenen f9aolld,sn
@ub tan3en 4, bic eint9e anoere praparaii
70 9efa9rli@ uno na&tbei(i9 fur bic !Hon:s
ntoden, 70 taun es MUIR puDltguello %'@!rfcr,
mic atcr }9aDen. Mls
@aar=Epilette
fanu c5 niAt5 Wln19enswertbere6 9't15~
% cs weper Sel nod TarbefoHe enthsl:,
70 FAM, es {eltf bic fei1lt t peibe 2eiaTan3
niNt re iGmuben, uno penno9 balt es iil>
lar9er auf Dem 5aar ol8 anDere Nuttei,
il1oam es benz lelben su9lei9 eiren lepj~
9e1 Olan3 uno 8pbl9eru9 Serlet3t.
:3ubereitct Don DR.. 8. G. Syer y g.,
prattil9en uuo anal9tiiGen Gbsnttstn,
2utoell, Dsaf1.
preie $l.G0.
a8- 8u taben bet Seuts ~ @urbuu So. III gt4xs
etrabe, ct. paul, Mtnn. 10
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"nr> uo~,.~,,ALnk nc @..~.n.

- Wan permutbet> ba6 DpxneuY felt
ietnem lebten poltttl@enTiasto ant aeNrt<
gen &beno f@ 1penietens fir tur3e Belt
aus ber pplitit 3urid3ieben unp feline
Muiefunoen san3li& Der Maft wtomen
tperoe. .a. '
Sc 9ebt bas @rl@t baB efn ppr, ibm
bereits be9onneneS @ert inter ben, Eitel
~pplittiae Gl6teni&ule" bemnd@f e.
]@eineu tpirb. ID r. 49, g. 49, + 81. - =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12

Gin Nroyartt, &,:i
ni9t nur auAf"st:;'.
uno 9e1unc, iHH<;:;l
AUDI 1ebr wirfja::: ii,
UNI Da6 6aar ;u cris-t-
ten. @eblctd)+s cst*
graue Gaarr bekSI.-
men DaDurd i'll kur3tr
Seit mteDer ibrs nr'-
fnrunnIthr Earbc nit
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&ein @u{ten mebr,


sRarner's Cough Salian, tttlt unb l0t ben Sufsn
8raft, ,oturt Grleidtsrure su seridahsn unb { entue1 BIT
bartndd' often 8due pom 5uhen. Grtdltuna. salsubel grpne
ditis. Snauensa Qotarrb NRbnta uuss drinbfudt au trriren.
ausn sbsnaenanuteu 8duen, pber iraenb anbtrsn 3als+ unb
Qureeu Yetoen. ha6 GoufenDe ppn @sratn ten BALKAN toe
lid serfdretben unp aae Der anfdt iinO. bos er Die bette ibnsn
DuRs serft, 1T beema'Grieihterun u. In ben meiRen8duen
eenaet etc 8lar&e fur cine 8ur. Wiro in srDssn tlafdft
10, Drua8ifsn o~ertauft 9rets elm DrQar. @s 1T cure
eieene Gdnlo, penn ibr buffet uno Tibet. Der galfam ~,
Hrk
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Qeben8 Wetn.

8SEa&&s;SSss*AX3&SH ESs&ssssz M9sSaNhaN sssN8hsaMff 9SMEENAaa&NHHnB
Barners ginum 9itae, uoer qebens NSstn If
eta sroter @lut1einiser unb eelitatss @etralt T. Is eutsalt tesnt
fur oue melde nimulirenber Diit,el t%eeir,en. 9ieies " ittei
ii Elm Comic unb uerfd ,Fr sutenXspetit, unb TT bae Bette bluts
%reinteenbe Mitel Der gDslt. Gs 1T paS ansenebmfe uno be-
lifattfeUai tel. weIdes jemaIs benz rubliium %aneebcten r urhet
BET rstt m beder ols Hrdnop, Db,stes, Wein, S'utrs cbes
treenb er anoersr Wrt e. g. 1T &C. Timber onb biatser. S2,
nrbl bas monnlide a 8 meiblthe geihIett. Sung unb Nlt
f5nnen rem Q~ebensmstn aebran&en IS IT in Ter 9bat eth
8ettsr bs Qebens. Dteieaisen wel@, fd ein.r suten @e'
funbteit ertreuen tpp1en uno uuune,brr hener %lebtafter sc"
nittsnimmune, ,peroen mOtl tbun, oeuytt.nswe,u gu qebran-
9sn. Gs it uen alien cnreren GstrauGsmitteln s%erfttsssp,
QDirb BET auen Drue9ifen perhautt unb ond in reiYsttahlen
6aluunS. grets en Dollar per Quart 5laf9e.
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Tr. Gntntert.

taele @trabe, ct. paul, febt benz gesbrtet gu
,ltfurn ~teberieit ~ Dienfen nit a%usee3ei&uetes
~eagerbter som beften @ebrdu, fir ieben Bepa,
auo auunt btaiefer preife. unb empfebl' bierraA4
III 8abrttat beifens ben eeetrteu Ibnebnetn II
6tabt unb 2anb. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12

IN fepu3lttcu NoIens
aatlbar bet allen 9cfdrateru In
Deutf1lanb,
2nrembur8>
ben Nteperlanpen,
DGuemart,
Nprwe9en unb
g 9weben.
@iuius Brp'8 u. Dunbar,
1aruteu bes sprtbeutfA - e1psb fur Zen ptfansss-
ansa-ge4tetr.
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OManehNd-

EEEssggEEgf BB7zzz7szEzgzs ssssasss1zss k sss ssa3ssssazsss<s Rzzgsx15zE7s;saazazzzz e
Marner's 9pepepfta Gouic 1T Elm preparat eans
tefonoers eeeieret fur '%tejenieen. mslde an Nlae ufdspddE
unb b~abitueaer g~eraVpfuns leibeu. Diets TT tin 1rntc. wsl-
fdrtt bn Maaen unb briust be gersauunes ~q1sr3euee in IT.
rem esfunben 3uaanD aurnd @duo&e. n.rsDfe uns sysper'
Hide ptripnen fpnten Rarner'8 1peptie Ecn;e eee
brau&en. gu asrlaufen bel oaea Drusstfea. prets Gin
Dollar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
9aus, In 6tuuettun, @is., ueu unb So
S @eus. manaaer&-

%e1UOcD - &SeAo' nv aHlo8eES>
Direttoren.
s. g. @ilfun, @is.utbiimer tes Rtccuet 9an]ts.
6. g Dimes, MaYur pom Minneapo!is.
Xbomas 2owrp, sHentli9er Notar.
6. . WeQ5, 9dnbler in Grunbeigentbum.
;. q: Mnrpby. aprai Gr9anss u. Carvings st.
@efret1r-G 8. Slarf.
z dat meiter-S. &. @ible, Wr6F. 1. Nat. Bari.
sab ; ) unternetmen etn sttadftsmoet ees uno e~brentaftes IT
ano ba6 Ger ~nnatenofe Gbaratter ceo S&asmeifsts unb Ltref<
t. 'iums iece a~wetfelbafte %yrcpcftion nit 0%era1tu"s Suriid'
rpetfea wuroen, erlaaten fd ce Wanaeers nod fo!8enoe eben
70 bod .seadteteu ais wrplbstanntsn 9erfsneu ais ~Refetusen
a~niu5ebeu.
". 9. @eRfau, Galb. Sun. u. g. Sing.
Stat. @r@auae Banf. Banf BON Minneapolie.
GitY Banf. y. Wafbburn.
Gen. 80. .. @albburu. @lorsiion 8ro.
berrid Brothers. 5on. Cyrus Alori9.
@ibisu II. &YIer. Bon. Nellon WtQtaus-
$. Tbomp1cn, Banter. Son. Sobn g. Yriuee,
SOU. N.nt. Set, WaYor. g. WaYor.
4. Wiuius. Banter uno Wr,. Damlpn, Banter.
No,ooeut &erGo n(ul. Nu@erba9, Gin@ unb
Son. Sno 8. Ms'riam. @&sfsr.
Barter pain, Banter.
5aust cfHx, peatebp u. gDeus, NinxeaYplts.
8weta Otfte: SIN %Qsfeaimuer Der st. Youl 9anbsISfon.
raer untsr Direction prn Df7an 6. Dotee. @uper' nteneent
Nuf N%pplttattux taun non irsenb { nr br beiben eenanxtes
DfIeea tin pampplet FRI i be3o.en wsreen, oa6 cine SuneBe'
,arsttuns *: ~ pc:1elenteu dottreien. cine Heiaretbun3
Ter G4sntet unb bts 0ertbss rer &bro1o's unb Der Mrt Nh
apetfe nte RE preile an, I Mdrj 49, tn Satnatapo!'saF
It'd S,rtteitt merotn. etbt.
W,r Sels per got etn{e~.s tout an YeabobY II. ~
IRE Nren.
DamttR tts1tebe- In Der aa1ase ttrsr @elter Nd.s f1b
bat 81 & & Stle, Yra1 Ter I Watonal 8auf, W:xp
pplis bic 6&osreif,rte0t Der &c e1lbof, ubenonmen
aue @efdenfe nc ben burd cine sauf at9elheIert.
Dent baran. leber Qefe1! Gin prddt:eea Gbrpme fir nd
m ct Dollars fa6 Dir n. beuret nod Tin 8 SO 0 wertbts
Opsrn 5aus %etnbrtneFn taxu. 5eu1anb esptnut Is (iaes
pil,iht bio Du Der @lldltte.
Nae fnb etuaelaren ia ben OfFceu puriuipredeu, oas anie-
teu 1T tebenfaHs fret. tbsi,pub 3nt.
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- Sn Maire >purbe Senatpr 6. so.
WerriQ bur9 ben rep. @aufu6 NIT 105
Sttmn1en 9eDen "a fir General @bam>
berlatn abermals gum 8%unpss(enatpr
tpmtnitt.
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@mmentQ9pga.


aSarner's Gmmenid9o9d 1T tas eir;iae befanrte
Nt,tel. utlt 6 lin jeeem aaue) ben Il eiben RluR turirt. SO
lit Die Jamtte, in relder ttele pidtiae MeOt,in nidt serlonet
tf2 NfSt1er, es lit tts Der erobte Seeen. melher Gud, jenals
%onaeboten uno ontet ibr biees NRittel ,ufprt onibaHen. Sc
III TN ddere Cur fur tuetbl,de unreeelmd biefsiten unb In tn
jersm Sale aupe1laffs. in REDEEM Bite g|enaruat'pn curA
4rtdltuua ofer &rantbeit eebemmt if Eet 2%ruaeifen ~
aben. Er.ts en Dollar. Dur6 BITE Yrt ~Serfanbt bt Gue
ptans DOR Elm Dollar unb fauf unb 3wan3ts gtnts.
Es22ssrLEas2 gaAss sSEaEsssESS
NoDe8 8rotber8,
sSboIefale D%ruasiften, ct saul,
auetniee zig uten fur @,nne(cta. y
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QrfispfrtbFilang
bic am 4. Wd,s 1874
4QuS in 9(ione1poGS

Rat Fnteu ntrb. a1S Prdmte ~be'eeten. Wan nrt bteraus er-
ftben ba6 er 8dufer etnes GbromDd ben @ertb tetnes @elbes
fpfort tn Runfmerfen erbdlt uab baju NOD en Itdet ais Ord.
nie bttemnt, auf mtl4es e. am udhttn 1. Wdr3 zines b..
na&foieenoea 100 @tfdente eeptnnen fann.-
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
TIE CuRIots CLUBBING CASE.


A Fourth Ward Lnrk and Its Results-CouHs
n,cnccment Of the Corouer's Investigation.
Coroner keenan, commenced an investigation yes
terday morning into the circumstances attending
the death OF Patrick Murphy. who, 1t Is alleged,
was prutaly beaten by officer Grace, of the Tw enty-
first precinct, at an carly nour On Sunday morning
last, between East Broadway and Division street,
and died soon after being conveyed to the station
house.
Matthew Hanlon, OF 81 East Eighth street, testt-
fed that OH Saturday night, about hafpast one
O'Clock he and William DAILY were going through
Hester street and at the corner OF Orchard met de-
ceased and three others; deceased was drunk, and
Daily proposed to take him home, and he, deceased
ami witness started Off through one OF the back
streets to cherry street. AT the corner ol Cherry
street they commenced to sing; they walked up
Catharine, and when at the corner OF Madison saw
two policemen on tne seventh ward corner; one
said
| asToP THAT p--p EOisE;,
/ they did 30 and went on between East broadway
| and Division street saw another ohlcer they were
then singing and he also told them 70 stop deceased
walked across the street towards the officer In spite
OF the efforts of Daly and witness 10 detain him. ne
walked along the sidewalk, and the policeman con-
unued 10 poke him with his club telling him to
"Move onn he dId not seem 10 hurt nm; tne 0ificer
and deceased were growing, and witness supposed
that he must have said something insulting, he
struck him IN the back with MS club deceased ran
across the street toward Day ana wtness the officer
followed.
STRIKING HIM TWO OR THREE TIMES
In the back as he ran; when deceased gos
TO their side OF the street, Detrlppeu and
fell on the sidewalk hls lett side; eon'J
know whether his head struck the sidewalk
not; the officer then caught hold Of deceased and
raped for assistance; when tnis was taking place
Day aud witness were walking quietly UP the street;
three officers came toward them, and they all caught
hold Of deceased he was struggling with The nrst
officer, and saying. "Let me go home;'' the four
dragged him down the street, he making some
resistance witness followed, about haf block be-
hind; when they reached Madison street the officer
laid him down on the sidewalk; ;they then got wagon
and took him TO the station house: ne was laid on
the door and the doctor sent ior Who pronounced
him 10 be dead; witness saw an oicer strike him
on the head with club; there we're great many
persons around, and he heard them calling oar,
''Sname shame -
William Daly, Of No. 702 East Ninth street, also
testified, but new facts were elected.
The Investigation was ut this point adjourned until
Friday morning next to allow all parties woo know
anything connected with the matter TO be present.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
THE DEATH OF MAURICE CORMYH.
Result of tho CorOncr's Investixati0n-NO
Murder-Denth by Drowning.

Coroner Schrmer yesterday he'd an inquest on
the body Of Maurice Cormyn, whose body was found
floating In the dock foot Of Chambers street under
suspicious circumstances, heretofore reported in
the HERALD. Several witnesses were examined,
and the testimony went to show that, on the even
Ing OF the lsth nlt., deceased and Patrick
Hennessy, fellow laborer, were at the
influence OF liquor and took another drink in
wine shop. Cormyn then disappeared ana was not
seen again alive. The theory hat the two had
quarreiied, which resulted IN Cormyn being thrown
overheard, was not sustained by the testimony,
which, the contrary, showed that their relations
had been very friendly
william GAVIN, lad, living at 66 Centre street,
testified that the day deceased disappeared he
found q hat on barge loot OF Chambers street,
and near 1t was pooa oil blood; also bloody
finger marks on the portion OF the barge told John
DAVIS aoOut IT, after which witness sold the hat for
ten cents.
Hennessy was sworn and testified, giving the de-
tails Of drunken spree he and deceased had been
on the night deceased disappeared ana denied that
they ever had any trouble. When Cornyn was
missed the witness made dlligent search, but could
dhd no one who had seen him.
Richard Williams, an expressman. testified tha5
on Sunday morning, the 18th ultino, he saw pool
OF blood on q barge foot Of Chambers street and q
hat lay near the blood; does not know wnere the
bl0od or nat came from.
Dr. Cushman, who made post -mortem evamina-
tion found no marks OF violence ON Ihe body, aud.
IN his opinion, dea.h was caused by drowning. Such
was the verdict of the jury. Coroner Schrmcr sel5
Hennessey back To Jersey City 10 be discharged "
Justice Marttndale, By whom he was committed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

pending certain headboards to graves OF soldiers as
was said. Another lady somewhere about the same
amount for removing the dead body Of General Lyon
IRON battle iield In Missouri &C.; but this class
OF cases, however meritorous, do not belong to the
same category with one that Injured TO the
salvation OF the government and the saving
Of so much OF human life and
treasure She says this Is non partisan CLAIM, and
Is for an obligation due from the government and
the people to her, and we don't suppose any true
man Of any party could object seeing her rewarded
In manner consistent with the dignity and great
ness OF the government and the magnitude OF the
service rendered by her.
Miss Carroll says-as quoted in the yeport-"My
calm 10 having originated this service receives
strong confirmation In the fact that military man
has ever controvcrted It, Ills not to be doubted that
no educated gentleman could nave been ignorant
OF the fact that the Tennessee was navigable
river and runs from the very Of the rebellion
norln, through the States OF Tennessee ana Ken
tucky; but the significance OF this knowledge had
not awakened the attention Of any one. and my
special claim to merit IL that was tho first to point
to the government how this knowledge could be
made available. In prefcrring my claim to this
cannot by any possibility detract from our brave and
heroic commanders. to whom the country owes SO
much and so far from opposing me l believe that,
as class, they would be grated TO see me, or any
one properly rewarded according to the part per.
formed III the mighty drama.n