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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-13

List VI LCttcTs TtHl
at Phoebe.
Abraham F W
Anderson Isabella
Armer Morris
Britell G X
Burk John
Brown John
Barnard l. j 2
Barges NJ
Cachen NJ
Cadigan John
Carroll Vim II
Cashier Albert
Carter Herbert
Clemens John
Combs Az
Cundy Arthur
Conley W W
Crane Evan
Dochamps Barney
Danferd Manly
Dyer Manly
Dowell Thomas
Donley VIM .
'Doak Thos
Dunlap Andrew 2
Edgington Geo
Flynn A 2
Funk WIN
Farrer W
Giroux Philip
Goodwin Charley
Gray Henry
Hadicon Sames 3
Hanson n +
Hickey F L
Houghton J So
Hunter Vim W
Hurd Geo C
Henson Edward
kits Charles
Leemsden John
Lott Frederick
Lymot James
Mcconnell c II
McElroy Jno W
Mather Mary A
Matterson John
Michael Ii
Moynahan John J
Murry Mrs
Moran M
Nelson Thos
Nietson Marten
Nichols P j
Nelson Thos
Perkins c Il
Parker Geo
Perkins Geo f
Pie + J
Past LII
Rogers S J
Ray JF 2
Richards Geo
Rolston Jno
Schenermon Jno
Strauss Frank 4
Sorenson Miss G.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

r WILL INVEST ABOUT s3,Oo0-PoSSIBLY MORE
with services Of good business man. in any legiti-
mate and established business close attention will
bring a reasonably fair return; good bookkeepcr;
agents Address, with particulars, for week, H. l.
r, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

yIvANTED-AMERICAN OR AMERICAN-GERMAN,
w with business abilities and Sl,t0) to S3oO0 cash. To
join in opening store; trade establishedi rare
chance; reference required. Address BUSINESS, box
Her
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

yHrANTED-A PARTNER IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
w shoe business up town; 10 u competent man., fun
control capital required. $30J0 sales S350OO Address
PRINCIPAL. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

w NANTED-AN ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN IN OFFICE
w practice must be middle aged, well educated polite
good business capacity and with good references A0
dress GALtN. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

VXTANTED-A PARTY TO INVEST FROM 81, 500 TO
w Sl0l0 to work rich Copper Mine. Inquire OF e. Is.
BROWN, 239 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

DARTNER wANTED-IN THE DISTILLERY AND
IL stock feeding business Country; home market at
highly profitable rates Owner at BIBLE CO.'S, l76
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

yyTANTED-A PARTNER EITHER SPECIAL OR
w active) In good paying Broadway hotel Address
HOTEL, box 122 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

yXyANTED-BY NEXT SPRING, A PARTNER WITH
w $4,000 cash to take halt interest in profitable ilax
manuacturn business business East and other States
Address FLAX, lock box IL Eaton Post Office, Prcble
county. OHIO
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

yITANTED-A PARTNER SPECIAL OR ACTIVE,
w with from So 1000 TO S5,0O0 in established and
good paying business must be honorable and honest no
agents need apply. Address W. c., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

NEWSPAPER TYPE AND MATERIALS FOR SALE,
IN dog cheap.-Evcrything nearly and complete |;
Stands Cases Sticks, Cabinet Fonts &c. Address morris
NJ BUDLONG. 20 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

IRON BLAST FURNACE. ENGINES REAL. ESTATE.
&C., for sale a bargain: iron and coal delivered
at works Inquire Of C. i. BROWN 23y Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

O7O WEST FoRTY-FIFTH sTREET.-vERY DE-
LlA sirable Rooms to let, with Board suite or sin
GLE house and all the appointments rst class loca
tion convenient.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

O1O WEST FORTY EIGHTH STREET-TwO OR
AlL three gentlemen be accommodated with
good Board and Lodgings in . small private family !;
term reg
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

I,RUITs, &c.-TO LET, TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY,
one halt front part of the old established fruit ana
wine store, 5s5 Broadway At cheap rent 5S5 Broad
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

n A SALARIED AND RESPONSIBLE POSITION
-. will given in established business for cap
ital S20OO by first bonds; also
SALE $4,000 stock at Sc and the Vice Presidency Of
. company. Apply to GRiGGs, CARLETON q co, "
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

% WEST TwENTY-sECoND sTREET.-ROOM ON
each; also two Hall Rooms.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

I LARGE PARLOR-ALSo LARGE FRONT ROOM ON
second floor to let, with Board, for gentlemen and
wives single gentlemen lSS West Sixteenth street,
Sixth
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

RARE OPPORTUNITY.-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
N man can secure an interest in q manufacturing
business: must be willing TO devote time and energies to
business pleasant profits large; to such persOD the
interest will sold for much less than its market Value
the seller retaining large interest and seeing to have
business properly conducted Address A. ID. NJ, Herald
The New York herald., 1872-11-10
BOARDERs WANTED.

WIDOW LADY, HAVING A HANDSOMELY FUR
"A nished house, win let with Board 70 gentlemen and
wves Board for lady only house and table first class
location central; neghborhood quiet and good None
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

On WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
~ avenue.-Ncely furnished Rooms TO LEI, with first
class Board also Rooms for single gentemen references
rcu rad
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

LIOR sALE-A KINDLING WOOD FACTORY. UP
free must be sold Can on address L. g. KNOWLES.
2276 Third avenue, 8tol
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE CHEAP.-CAN BE
IA in complete working order ut IL Baxter street,
rear building, first floor.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER TO- SHEET



)1O WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET.-THE LET WITH
AlO Board large front and rear Paror first hoor
to single married gentleman terms reasonable; also
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

BLOCK EAST OF COOPER INST!TUTE-33 STUY-
vesant street-Eleganuy furnished Rooms gentle
men or gentlemen and their wives; private table II de-
sired house first class
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

A PARTNER wANTED-ACTIvE OR SPECIAL
"A ecury given), having 5000 to $4,000 in old
tablished manufacturing business which is adding .
profitable speciality requiring additional capita no hum
bug speculation; und0ubted reference Address SIN
CERITY. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

yNvAyTED-BY TWO LADIES, TWO GOOD, ~ SEisUT assa
w Rooms ON second or third noor, with iul Board
fire and in quiet private amy % rss bard n", 20 nd s
ceed SO thereabouts week. iof fotn. pohiu pAiu
in advance if desired Address, stating
name and residence WILLIAMS. Herald op1own Branch
Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

10TH STREET 40 EAsT--LARGE, HANDSOMELY
IC furnished front Room TO let, with first class Board
70 gentleman and wife or single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

Ok PERRY STREET.-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
AC to let with Board, for gentleman and wife
single gentlemen; terms $l4 per week. also hall Room;
o few table boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

O2D STREET, 235 WEsT.-vERY HANDSOMELY
AC furnished Rooms parlor second floor private
table IL desired; family small; Southern
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

Of IRVING PLACE.-TO LET, IN A PRIVATE
Lf family, an elegantly furnished Second Floor with
without Breakfast to gentlemen only; every modern
convenience.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

10 WEST TWENTy-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
y Fifth Avenue HoteL-An elegant Suit of Rooms to
let with without Board, TO party OF gentlemen; also
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

. TIL STREET, 257 WEST.-HANDSOMELY FUR
81 nished Rooms on second floor, containing every
convenience with Board for families single gentle
men; location unexceptonaDle and convenient; refer
ences given and required.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

lex WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET.-THE LET
lOC with Board, handsome second story front and
third story back Rooms; house. location and table
class Day board.
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

EoR sALE-THE oNE-HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
of an excellent well-esablished Steam Printing
Office. E. SEARS, 4e Bcekman street, New York.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09
Monday, June 3, 1872.
No Redemption.
Read THE ACT 9
TIE FOLLOWING ARE ITS PRO.
VISIONS AFFECTING LANDS
NOW DELINQUENT:

NJ" JELiNNS I In
All lands and real estate within this
State, wkereupon or in respect whereof
anv sum Of money remains due or pava-
hle. shall be exp sod to sale and sold for
the naymrnt nf such taxes and sill penal
ties. costs and charGes thereon accrued
on the first Monday in June, 1872, and
from day to day thereafter, Sundays only
excepted. until The whole thereof shall
be sold, at the place or PLACES, on the
terms al d in the manner hereinafter pro
vidrd such sl. shall be by the county
treasurer of each county at the county
seat, who shill expose and off = the said
lands at public sale, to be SOLD and con-
veytd in f, e simple without any right Of
redemption for the payment thereof.
If at the said sale any person shall pub
lic'v offer To take a less portion tla1 the
whole Of said lands for the said tax $
penal'i costs aud charges then the said
lands shall b. sold to such person as shall
off, to take the smaIlcs' portion thereof
and pay the same: and upon the pay ment
Of the amount Que TO said county treas
urer. said officer shall cX cute and deliver
to the said purchaser c,rltic1te setting
fourth the fact Of such pu chase and the
payment Of the amount bid, and there
upon the said purchaser shall BE- entitled
from the State to the undivided Ri Int, ii.
tie or interest in fee simple without re-
demption in and To all the lands s. sold,
aud all lands b, longing to any person Or
persons, or corporation against whom
such was levied and assessed CqTal to the
proportion which the amount bid holds to
the whole Of SAID lands SO purchased, and
the purchaser shall be entitled to demand
partition thereof according to law, ard on
said part tiou the siid purchaser shall be
entitled to a proportional share and inter
est in al improvements thereon.
The cnuaty au litor is r Qlir' d to war;
rant the titles to all lands sold fDr delin-
queut taxes.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09
PROB.ATE NOTICE.
The STATE OF South CAROLINA,
Coileton County,

By d. H. Farmer, Esquire Probate Judge.
Whereas, Thomas d. Richard on made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of &dmin-
istration of the Estate and effects Of John
n Aplin.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors of
the said John n. Aplin, deceased, that they
be appear before me, in the Court of
Probate to be held at Walterboro on Mon
day the 9th day of May next, after publi-
cation hereof, at | | o'clock in the forenoon
to shew cause, if any they have, why tn
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this Goth day of
April, Ammo Domini 1872.
d. II. FARMER,
april 25-4t. Probate Judge, c. q
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09
NOTICE.
HARRoR MASTERS : OFFICE.
Charleston. ;. C.. AprIl i. Is

HARnoR MASTERS OFFICE.
Charleston. :. c.. April Is 1872. J
Charges Of imcompctcncy or neglect hrv-
ing been preferred AGAINST Joseph 4. Du,
rong. Pilot Of Port Royal and It. Helena.
and said charges having been sustained and
proven before the Board Of Commissioners
# Pi,1tagc. the said Joseph \. purong has
hecn suspended for th' period Of 81 calcn-
dar months to date from April 18th. Isl.
Therefore notice Is hereby 'giycn that Jo>ep.,
4. Dupong ha> IL right to plot on said
Bars until permitted by the Commissioner
Of Pilotagc.
JAMES AMSTRONG, JR..
Harbor Master.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09
ADNl}ISTRiTHR'S NOTICE.

All persons having demands against the
estate of Miss A. F. Meggett, deceased;
will kaod them in properly attested, and
those indebted will make payment to the
undersigned. Beaufort 5 c, April l3,
1872. 2. +. MEGGETT,
April sat. Administrator.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09
TT7T BEAUFORT REPUBLICAN. NAY 9. 1872.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Health Officer.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Health Officer,
Beaufort, S. C., April25 1872.
On and after May lst. the Quarantine
regulations for the harbor of Port Royal will
90 into operation.
The ne,o Quarantine ground will be indi-
Gated by a large Quarantine Flag north of
Paris Island dock on tie west, an by land a
mark on the opposite shore.
By the terms of the law all vessels enter
ing the Harbor, are subject to Quarantine
restrictions, and no vessel will be permitted
to pass the station without permit from
the boarding officer.
S.B. THOMPSON, NJ. D..
Health Officer,
Port Royal.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09
COOSiWl
Buckncr, W. B. Est.

Buc&ncr, T. G. agt.
Busby, Patrick
Buckncr, T. 6. SSt.
Broughton, Est.
Be>silicu, c. Est.
RrLntlry. Sanch8
Binge. Mathew,
Bc>Silieu. {. Est.
Cl,lamd, r. J.
Cant r. ID. and !.
C.isClm, Albert
y L0ach, VI.
Ellis Doc. Est.
Ferris Jam = Est.
Ferrill, NJ. :.
Freeman, Elizabeth
Ferrill. Isaac
FramptOn, John
Fickling, Mrs. W. ].
Fairy. Est.
GillisOn, W. d.
Garvin. Dick
Gregoric. 'ehn W.
CIR hgorie, Thomas
Gregoric. + aZi1r
Gregorir, William
Grcgorie. Jams
Gordon. Mrs. Ann
Garlin, !. Il. W.
Humhcrt. VIM.
Hmh,rt VIM. Est.
Ia lcon. J. p. G. Trustee
Jones, John ID.
Jones, p. p.
Jones. Wesley Est.
Kirk. Vim. Est.
Lartiguc. ISadorc Est.
Lynah. Edward
Lop2r, 5. :.
Now. Samuel Z.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09

By u. II. Fmmer, Esq.,, Probate Jud5s.
Whereas, Mrs. II II. Risher, made sC.t
70 me, to grant her letters diomi,sory from
the estate and effects of >; * Rl>hrr;
Thts, ale therefore To cite and adnon.
ish all aud singular The kindred and cred
tors Of the said J X. Rlsher, deceased,
that they h, ard appear, before me, in he
Court uf Probate 20 be held at Walter
boro, on Monday the lst day Of June next,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock ii
The forenoon, to shtw cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand, this twentieth
daY Of April, Anno nomini 1872
-. ii. FARMER.
apo IL. Probate Judge, &. c.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09

Dawson, Sambo
Z D.as, CuTee
I nnaS. Friday
Draw. 'rince or Rim
. rga tn. arch
( = - Jim
5firr + Drnuis
N'o.t Ge,sge
Eli, Sylvia
| Tdain Thomas
FripD. David
Fled. Thomas
, Fields. Diana
/ Flood. Patience
| Ford. Tony
Frazier. Moses
Frazier, Laura
Fripp, Mike
+ r uson, Tony
Fl Ids, Peggy
Full +, JhOS
| Fl lis. Pythr
+ ;iinE, Catherine
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09

Scott, Ben
SaahroOk, Hamilton
SEYMOUR. Charles
Shcdd, ri ham
Scott. Ei.}.a~i r.
Sh rp ~. kjthlrt
81 man. h5-&ham
Sill man VIM
SUl! ISaan
Simmons. Morris
Simmons, Jacob, l
Simmons, Jacob, 2
Simmons, Abraham ]
Simmons, May, 2
Simmons. Tama
Simmons. March
Simmons, Stepney
Simmons, April
Simmons, James
Simmons, June
Simmons, Peter
Sinul ton. f""~ge
Sin.l ton, -
Sin rl'tgn, Lea II
Sin-l"tpn. Jam Is, 2
Sin / ton, January
Sinl ton, Load IL
Sin-l ton. y ,llie or VIM.
Small, Sarah
small July
Small. John
Small, Jacob 3
Smail. Kate
Smart Judge
Smashn N Hercules
Smith. Darby
Smith. B,ujalnin
Smith. Bob
Stapl ton, Tom
Sh .rman, Harry
Sin 1 Ton. Jos :ph
TaylDr, Anthony
Thomas Minia
Taunton. Henry
Jr:Nil!:, Daphliey
TfSy!lls, Pier
JrcViEh, joan
n. LII NlAS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
BENAI BERTH.
Meeting Of the District Grand Lodge.


The District Grand Lodge, No. 5, OF the /.
o. b. b., (B Others Of the Coyenant,) com
prisIng The state OF Maryland and the Dis
Incl ol Columbia, held their annual meeting
Yesterday IN this city, 5. Wolf, esq, preaidenl
IL the Order In the chair. great deal OF
routine business was transacted. Every
lodge was represented, and the livellest Luz
terest was manifested. The membership Of
thIs District Is III; OF the whole Order over
1900. The fostering OF an orphan asylum
ls one Of their desires; also, the protection OF
the widows Of members by an endowment
fund.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. 3. Wolf, @. n. o, this cityi
8, i. Nyburg, q. A.; NJ. X. Walter, q. vi =.
d. Gump, @. g.; l.. J. Cohen, q. d. H., Balti-
more; N. ID. Frank, @. H., city.
The following resolution, offered by >.
Wolf esq, was adopted by acclamatohi
That all efforts, no matter from whom OF
whence they come, looking TO the Incorporation
or any seetarlanism into the Constitution OF
the United States, Is blgotry Of the worst iorm,
and meets our unqualified condemnation mat
We look with contempt upon all ooncerned w
| this movement regarding Y asrey0lutlonary
and antagonistic TO the broad and liberal spirit
| u our Institutions
An elegant lunch spread 10 sUngerbund
hall was pariaken OF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

uetel Arrivals Yesterday.
Samuel Copsland, n. III Jas, y. Potts, Col.
3. q. Carroll, N. o.; Hon. D. r. MaGruder, DR..
y. Sssssor, Nd; o. y. Pierce, N Y.lO. MoOul.
Ian, Montreaij J.giiea, Ky.i ~. bradford, Wm.
Leslie, La, are At the National
PPhpe.dslphl1i 4, Ands.soa, 0csn-' HOI Q.
sons, Texas J.. n. Montgomery, Oregon u.
Z, stoekHell, John L Guitar, Maine, are 81 the
n. X Hsrsrave, Richmond, va, DR.. J. w.
Hoy9 Madison, wni DI. 4 Monstt y: 8. Al
q. w. Hill, I'LL ]. p. Mornn aGa wife, NJ. J !
". Ky housian and sons, r. l., are At the wash
6so. lawrence, A. Ward, Chicago, Eins war.
ner, N. vi Hon. A. Morton, Richmond, Va;
II. Lester, III, are At the ~ James.
SYLVAN Well, San francisco; n W. Thayer,
New York; A. Rose, New York. Col. q. A. Con.
verse, Norwichl Joseph Mervin, New York;
Martin J, Townsend, rroy, n. II, Graham A.
Root, Pittshsld, N. r., and 4. 7. Smith, New
York, are at the Arlington,
w; wakemsn, New Io,ni 2. Etgar Smith,
Mass, N. Nor1t and D. 3. Reymino, baltimore,
MIDI A. N. arisvold, Cincinnati, iihio, g. ste
yenson, Texas; Mr.. Vincent, New York, J. W.
Foster, Leeeburg, Va, and A. II. MittimOre, u.
3. A., are at the Owen House.
J. N. Haynes, Augusta; J. y. White, Chicago;
'. +. Elwell, OhicaHoi y. q. Firth, New York
And. Adams, New York, o. W. STANDARD, New
York; J, q, doodlOve, Alabama; Carl ottro, New
York; W. A. smith, North yaEollea, John Car.
General II. sturm, Indians; II. A, Matthew
Fulbotton, Ca; II. +. Paddock and wife, New
York; George p. Briggs W. \. Pier, PlttsburE,
Ate AT the Imperial Hotel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

The residence OF Prof. 8. L. LOomls was
the scene of another, the fourth of those
delightful social, literary and art receptions
on Friday evening. The crowded parlor,
filled with persons Of well known literary aud
artistic talent, whose counlenanees gave to-
ken Of the enjoyment within, Indicated the
perfect success OF the entertainment.
The essay on epltaphs, by Mr.. A. Il. Spot
ford, was replete with humOr and solemn
drollery, which kept the audience In the best
OF humOr throughout with successive bursts
OF laughter.
Mr.. Bryant was introduced TO the company
na North pOlander, having lived In the
North Pacific, near Bherlng Straits, for thirty
years, aud gave nm entertaining account OF
the probable origin OF the three distinct races
inhabiling Alaska.
trio by the Messer family, whose musical
talent IA to- well known In the city TO need
comment, was greeted with we'll meritcd ap
plause,
A humorous pantominlc solo, entitled Wax
Works, by Mr.. Messer, 81, produced shouts
81 laughter and enthusiastic applause.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

Another BrSOklya Murdsr-A Man Shot Dead
by . NOAaA In Reg-hgs for Alleged sedue-


by . WoaaA In Res-Hgs for Alleged sedue.
tIoB. .l M...sr H.l
About 2o'clock yesterday afternoon, Fanny
Hyde, aged eighteen years, residing at No.
so Myrtle avenue, shot and killed George W..
Watson, ut his halr-dresslng establl. hment,
corner Of South Eleventh aud First streets,
4. ID. She Immediately gave herself up TO
the police, and her husband went 80 the
station with her, Il appears thAt Watson,
who boarded nj M. ~ Wilson street oeeu-
Piled one floor Of the four-st0ry brick factory
on the corner OF South Eleventh and First
streets, and was a Manufacturer Of SIX nets
for ladies' heRddress, Fanny Hyde bed been
Ia his employ for several yoara, aud during
that time they have been very intimate, ard
she alleges that Watson ruined her.
After this Intercourse she says that Watson
visited her frequently, and on these oceasl0ns
called her vile names, and tainted boz with
aeis Of degradation which he had forced her
" commit. This treatment was ooutinued
after her marriage, and she finally resolved 70
put a stop 10 Il. She told Watson that he
must not interfere with her, or she would tell
her husband. lie deslsted for a tine, and
she worked away tho same ms other girls In
the factory. On Thursday Watson renewed
| bis insults, and inslsted upon her aoeanpany-
Ing him Into an adjoining room, and upon
her refusing no threatened to discharge her,
Yesterday morning, fearing violence ut his
hands, sue brought pistol, Ne she says, foI
the purpose Of protecting herself. The quar-
rel was renewed, aud Fanny begged Watson
| to let her alone, He continued TO insult her
and made use Of offensive eplthets, which &c
enraged her that she drew the plstOl and sho
him dead Ia the hallway outside the shoI
door,
Mrs. Hyde, father, John wludley, was III,
hrst TO lind Watson after the shot, and OF
/ seeing Watson, who was also his employer
/ lying In pool Of blood be gave the alarm
| Fanny frankly stated that she had shot Wat
i sou, and added that, though she did not In
| tend 10 kill him, she had good cause for dolnJ
i 90. She then rent for her husband, who
/ employed In AppletOn's book mandatory
i and when he arrived she walked with him Il
the Filth precinct station aud suTendero,
herself. Henry Hyde, her husband, state
that he has been married to his wife Rbou
two years. The deceased was a man abOu
iorty-fye years OF age, has a sou nsaTl
twenty, and his family are In BOsi0n.
Jury was lmpauneled by Coroner Whitehill
who Vieged che body, aud . pernltwas give
Tor burial. The bail from Fanny'a pistol sey
cred WatsOn1 jugular Yeln and eahsad 10
slant death.--R y Times, 27h.