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NOTICE..

All creditors Of the late John j. IIeckart hereby
notified TO file their claims against his estate. with the
vouchers thereof in the Office of the Clerk the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county, within -Four months after
the DIST day of December, next They may otherwise
be deprived of all benefit from his estate.
JAMES BLACK GROOME,
Nov 70 iS,3-ts Trustee.
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I45 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

The improvements large two-story E1SssL1
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with never EHSiII
failing Well of Water the door with Cave I'M ~,
and Milk House attached: Frame Tenant House, Hilk
Rarrack and Stables. large Hay and Grain Birrack with
thre-hing floor, Wagon-honse and Corn Cribs. About
81 one hundred in 6ne state Of cultivation:
srsEathc balance is covered with young and thrift.
t~ TIMBER There is a young aud thriving
L. ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT TREES on the
lcses The farm is well watere and the site of the
dwelling commands Of the finest views in Cecil
county of the Susquehanna river and Chesapeake bay
No. .. Consists of 4
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REAL ESTATE
WHtTFU1 J HeCkaTt died seized
No. l. Consists of all that
Tract, Piece or Parcel of Land.

lying and being in Cecil county, on the road leading
from Port Deposit to Pcrryville about miles from
tn" former and about three miles frnn the latter place
and known the = Bots Farm adjoining lands I
Albert Constable. Alhonso lie Fganere and George r.
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TRACT OF l. AND
s. Acres, l Rood and q Perche

in Elk Neck Cecil county, adjoining lands of John
Wilson, j. W. Purner Thomas R. Gainor. Samuel MARI,
and tract called white Marsh" containing
s. Acres, Rood and q Perches,
more or Less i; being the of land which was
conveyed 10 John A. Wilson 10y George Earle Trustee
and conveyed hy the said John A. Wilson to j. j.
lleckart, by deed bearing date December 10th lS61
TINS tract is covered with n fine growth of YOU NJ;
TIMBER.
THE TERMS OF SALE
prescribed by the decree One third of the purchase
money OF each parcel 10 he paid in cash the iay of
sale and the remainder 10 he paid in equal install
mehs IN One and Two years from the day of sale: the
credit payments TO bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured 10y the Bonds Notes of the pur
chaser with surety sureties to be approved by the
Trustee.
n. BY consultation with the Trustee before the
day OF sale an arrangement probably be effected by
which the time for the payment of tho last third Of the
purchase money can he extended.
A5rP0ssessnn given March S5th, 1874 Cost OF deed
to be paid hy purchaser.
JAMES BLACK GROOMB,
Trus
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ORPHANS, COURT.

Sept 70, 1S.3-1y BALTIMORE,
Sold by DIR. IL. II. MITCHELL, ELKroS, ND.
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Oct 25. lS73--ly
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INcREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
DR.. WAYS
Sarsaparillian ReSolVGnt

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: so
QUICK. so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, THE
BODY uNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
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in Elk Neck, Cecil county, adjoining lands of John
Wilson, j. W. Purner, Thomas r. Gainor Samuel MARI
and tract called White Marsh containing
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not . member Of tho firm Of Brewot Il Co., but
. nephew of Wi1klnnon, sehior partner of tho
-. -
ST. LOUIS.
Insurance FoIicY.uo1dcrs Toxic Mat
tors Into Their Own Misunderstanding
profacfaa.Cho RrndCxlnH NulHMncC.

Insurance Ro1icy.uo1dcrs T'nko Mat
tors Into Their own 11nntls---IsFtdRo
project.--Tho Rendering Nuisance.
Br. Lou1s, no., July 1e:-At mceting Of tho
rolioy.holdors Of tho ST. IonlH Mutua! Lilo In
Board Of fBf}ia' Birootors % wss adopted, embracing
e eitsens u Of st. Il. Louis. s' 4ho okot is put forth
In tho interest Of tho reform movement
and sgsinat tho Gd Admt1tton . anu w,t
ment Of tho Company, md what lod to tho rosig-
nation Of tho old Board, will be Hont to allpohoy4
holders in tho country.
Tho 81. Olalr .Carondelet Bridge Vom-
now railroad bridge aoresn tlo Miasia~
sippi River at South. Ct. Louis. about six
miloa bolow tho contro of tho city. Tho bridge
will have two ohannel spans 600 foot long on tho
foee ions on pte sFuss principle Tho design Is
made BY 8. 0. Davis, the woll.hnown enginoor,
OF New Haven. Conn, Tho bridge will also be
arranged for vehicle and foot .passengars, and
viii bo commenced as aooa g., e. tne as government
: Another indignation meeting Waa held 10 tho
tho nuiaanoe-Bteamor Flora, at tho foot Of Bur-
tor nasso %st Il hn9mn s9sqa y %ont "uss 5
inoend'aly % speeches woro mado, and finally
. largo crowd started for the river,
with tho ayowed purpose OF burning or
cutting tho ateamor 1ooeo and 1otting hor float
down stream, but when noar thoy wore met by
pIetols, oto: Aftor . parloy, during which tho
police warmed tho mob that any net Of violence
on their part would be. at the poril Of
thoir lives, tho crowd dispersed, and at
Board of Hoalth ha7o assured tho peoplo that no
more cutting up Or rendering Of carcaeBes shall
be done at tho rlyer-banl, and probably tho OK
oitemens will very aoon aubafde.
, 1873-07-19
WASHINGTON.
Tho President FavOr8 a Repeal OF tho
Incroased-Salary Bill.
His Salary intangible 81. Constitutional
Provision Against the Re-
duction,
VIII He Forcgo the Additional
$26,OOO2
THE rREs1DrNr FAyoRs A nEpEA1 or TIE BA1Any-

THE rnEs1DENr rAyons nEpEA1 or TIE BAhAnY-
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., July 18.-parttes who
have vieitea Long Branch recently, and who
havo converHod with tho President, stato that
ho is considerably exercised over tho criticisms
that havo boon made by the public press on the
Congressional salary increase. Thoy assert TINT
tho President will favor ropcal Of tho law af
tho noxt session Of Congress-. Whatever Cont
gross may do, tho salary Of tho President can-
not DO changed, as tho Constitution provides
TINT tho compensation Of tho President shall
not bo changed during his torn Of ofilco.
POSTAL T4AwB.
There is now In thohands Of tho Public Printor
ono OF the most complete compilations Of tho
Postal lawB Of tho Unitod States. including reg
u1ations for tho guidapco Of poBtmastors In tho
execution thereof, TINT has over boon gotten up.
This work will cover nearly 800 pages, with n
complete index, which will in itself bo an oxcol-
lont book OF reforonce, equally important and
interesting to PostnastorB aud tho business
public generally, all of which will 10 ready for
distribution on or about tho 1st prox.
According to recent dccision Of tho Treasury
Department., there ia no foo for certifying to the
branding and marking Of distilled spirits, Inn
ported under the 42d and 49d SECTIONS Of tho oct
Of 1868.
[1a tho Annotated Prtss.l
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
WAsu1NaToN, July 18.-Some department
watchmon wore being exercised today ID the use
Of fire extingnishera which they had strapped to
their backs. Ono nun failod to open tho won't to
his machine, which Hoon mndo one, ripping it
from top to bottom, shaking the man oonsldora-
bly,, and breaking lis shoulder blade.
INTERNAL REVENUE DEo1s1oNs.
Tho Attorney General has decided that no par
tioular form for tho presentation Of q bona 1ldo
claim to the Commissioned Of Internal Rovenuo
for refunding taxes illegally asaossed, is neces-
snry to prevent the atat1lto Of limitations r71n-
ming againBt tt, but that tho presentation Of a
claim to Collector Of informal Rovenuo, how
ever, it's not presentation to the Commissioner
within tho meaning Of the statute.
Tho Attorney aonoral has decided that tho
prosont Commissioner Of Internal Roy0nuo has
no right to open for rehabilitation o plea for
taxca illegally nssessod, adjusted, and sottlod by
ono Of hiB predecessors because In his opini0n
a,.ch predecessor erred in Judgment, there being
no new evidence or facts In the case. .
Arpo1NTEr.
John p. Batter WAS appointed GaNgor for tho
Eighth Ilhnuis District.
PERSONAL.
Secretary Dc1knap leArca tonight for Capo
May, whore he will spend next week.
, 1873-07-19

fracas occurred last ovoning on tho West
Side, in which notorious rowdy Of the worst
possible type played tho role Of assailant, and
which, 1t il to bo fenred, ny result in tho death
Of bis victim. Tho following aro tho crcum.
stances connected with tho affair:
A few n,inutoa after 10 O'Clock two young mon,
named respectively Charles Arnold and :Anguate
Hoff, stepped into tho bar-room Of tho HGrand
Central Variotios," kept by Yanderburg, and 10
Gated at No. 66 South Canal street, near Madi-
son, for tho purpoao Of collecting bill. Tho
two were standing in front Of the counter, whom
numerous loafers that frequent tho place. Arm
old told tho man tostand back, and on being again
insulted by him, pushed him asido. At this in
ssart tho bartender Of the placo, fellow named
Charles Free, sprang forward from behind tho
counter and, eelzing b becr-tumbler, struck Ar
mold q fearful blow acroas the forehead. With
out shriek the young mau foil to the floor. His
friond HoH lifted him up and with tho aid Of
bystandor carried him to the corner Of Madison
street, where ho laid him down on tho sidewalk.
upon tho ecene. When ho had learned the facts,
ho Immediately went into tho establishment
where the deed had beon done and took Froe In
to custody. Tho prisoner was taken to The
ing and sonaelegs victim was conveyed. DR.:
Dunn WAS summoned, who found d wound about
two inches in longth on the right side Of Arnold'a
forehead. Tho Doctor giyos it as his opinion
tllat tho skull Ia fractured, aud pronouuces the
case decidedly dangeroug one. Up to m al-
vancod hour OF the night tho wounded man had
not regained lis conHciouBnoBa. Ho is Il Cor
man, a years old, SINGLE painter by trade, and
boards on tho corner of Adams and JefferHon
HtreetH.
Regarding the man FREQ, 1t will be remembered
by the readers of THE TRIBUNE that about two
months ago, the samo rascal WIS caught
by the eamo officer, Laughlin, in
tito act OF forcibly abducting a
poor Swedish girl. It WAS on the corner Of Mon
roe and Jefferson strcots. Tho girl was on hor
way homo from party, when the fellow triod
to force her into a lack. She resisted and he
struck hor with lis list, cauaing tho blood to
How. lie waa then only fined q hundred dol
lars. ALL the officers in the Wost Division agree
in the opinion that Free iB ono OF the worst
characters outsda Of the Penitontiary.
, 1873-07-19

ALBANY, N. T., July 18.-BEEvEs-The market this
week thus not been Of tho busfost hut has
ruled steady from tho opening to tho close Yesterday
country dealers, who bought aparingy. The morning
trade quito active, but very litsle was done II the
afternoon. To-day there was an Increased attendance
Of buyers, including large number Of local dealers,
but Now York and Eastern dealers we're only uodcr-
atey represented. Country dealoss have beon by far
the most liberal purchasers. Now York and Eastern
on although uotlargely represented bought largely
for Saratoga, Troy, and Coloes, and Rhode and
Connecticut. Now York and Eastern markets are In
want Of calo, and with tho args attendance antic!-
pated tomorrow lively business may bo expected.
The quality Of offerings ia much superior to Inst weeI
embracing only seventeen carloads Of Texans and
Cherokoas. Premium stoers showed a blight increase
In priccs, but all other grutles the ruling Of the
market has been tho same aa last woek. The highest
price realized thus far paid to Henry Noaentha
for me herd OF Illinois steers Averaging 437 tbs
Observation-Disclosures number 90 head OF medium
quality with no fresh receipts today. The Now York
market has ruled dull this week, which causes do
preston hero. Sales Of Is good mixers at 20 por
head,
SuEEr AND LAn1ns-Rcceipta moderate and Of
medium quality including only few ambs, for which
The market rutes du1. For good sheop tho market
rules active, aud tho lenlaud good The attendance
IL composed noatly Of local dealora and butcners.
prjces : triHo stronger than last week. Sheep, 4A@
90 lanbs 7@oHo por ID.
uoasEB-Reccipta hav0 been about equal to last
week. but most havo gouo through In fret handB. Do
maud moderate; aalcs slow.
, 1873-07-19
NEW YORK.
Dasaatlsfnction mt the Slowncas of
Murder TFinlE-.Atkcmptcd Pnrricidc
.-ArmlnR tho Observation-Disclosures

Dassnti.fnction nt tho slowncas of
rruri.or Observation-Disclosures parricfdc
.-arm1ug thc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sa..,a1 m.~a,.1 ~ ~. c1t-aoo 1s,;1,,r.
epe.'.s 0ep t,",a ~ r".s:"~1ss,s 10 ~ss.,.
NEw 1ohh, suiy iowoons'aeta0e r. 10, esoleemone
has arisen here III consequence OF tho postpoue-
ment OF tho trial Of John Simmons, the lottery
manager. He killed a nun nnmed Duryea eoye-
-, ..,,. 49, H.. sto1,r ,,;ro fo,rtoo,, +;,,,os
1al "a 'nonsue aeo ~ a'"o 4 1oat &sol s','ioe'
The Coronors Jury WAS anout 70 acq't't hlhf'
whom an Indictment was hastily framed md tho
murderer arrested. Since That time nothing
has boon done. Nixon, Walworth and tllroo
othor murderers who committed crimo Bubae-
quont to thnt Of Simmons, have been tried, con-
Vcted, and either hung or eent to stato's Prison,
but 9immonR' trial ia still delayed. lie belongs
to very bnd but wealthy fnmi1y, mud money,
doubtless, influences delay. The District-Attor
ncy, lately mucl, compllmentea for Lis e1lergy, is
condemned for this delay.
I1a The Il ssaciated i',tss.]
New HoNK. '1tly lb.-It iH understood tint the
Directors Ut tho pacitlo atall ston'sl1ip ComlM.
l,y havo been advised by thslr cnsIr o, E'lwaMi
Il. terropont, not to sue ox-Iresidol'l htockwoli,
az requested by Aalon Frco1nnn..
4 father mil sot! 4,'arrs'el Yesterday On
Broadway Mt J6bn Aliecl. tronl l,la ''rHt uon-
tlict tho soli roirca tl' eonlfittd. 1tono"lng the
light hU TAttni IT, y y. i0lt n!lt !I NaH kftHA-
, 1873-07-19

Special Dispatch to 1he Chicago tribune.
DE1Ro1r, July ia man named Andrew
German a]iot himself in tho head here to-day,
while 1aboring under drunken fit. Ho is still
alive, and may recover.
says Dr.. Thomas Dudley, First Assistant Of tho
Eastern Lunatio Asylum, at Lexington, Ky,
committed suicide this morning by taking three
grains OF morphine. Ho was about 40 years old,
and hrd been with tho Institution nearly twenty
yeara. He has been valuable officer. During
tho past year or two he has shown aome evidence
of insanity. owing, 1t is supposed, to his Intimate
rotations with the insane aud intonBa application
to his duties.
, 1873-07-19

Oshkosh yesterday, 10 DO trAn6forred to tho
State Inbhtto Hospital thoro, to which their
-homoa arc conttguouB.- About q bundled woro-
8ont thoro on . fornor occasion.
vhoao homo Ia In Adams County, Iowa, at Buollan7
M Townsbip, pago County, on Sunday last,
scized girl II years OF ago, who waa looking
for cows md carriod ller to some woods noar "
@ Screamed aud finally ] oscapo and gavo @ tho @ slas m.
The, villain was canght about four nailoa from
tho aceno Of Ills crime, aud lodged In jail ut
Olarin1a.
Another Of those mysterious hurglaries which
arc at prosont annoying tho people Of Rockford,
took place OIL Thursday night. Tho house Of d
farmer namod uerrick wna ontcrea, tho family
chloroformod, md tho house ranBnoked. The
loss In money and valuablos IL largo. Ono Of
the family is seriously III from tho ofreota Of tho
ohloroform. AS yet nothing Inns boon done to
ferret out tho gang porpetrattng their outragos
upon tho community.
, 1873-07-19

CINCINNATI, July 18.--Tho weather is cool aud
exceedingly pleaannt hero to. day md tonight
q striking contrast with tho intonBe hoat Of tho
days preceding.
PROBABILITIES.
WAsm1Narox, July 18.-On Saturday for tho
Gulf Staten, rising borometer, southwest to
northwcst winds with generally clear weather.
Atlantic stateH, westerly winds. rieing barome-,
ter, aud generally clear woatlor. For tho Mid
do States, rising barometer. westerly winds and
Bomowhat lower Temperature. with clear or part
and oastorly wind, vooring to southeast and
southwest. with cloud and rain. For the Lake
Region, Ohio Valley, and the Northwest, north
and woat winds, clearing Or clear woather.
BTAoE or WATER.
Daily report Of the stage Of Water, with
changes in the .wenty-four hours ending p.
m., July 49, 1873.
, 1873-07-19

Fort WAYNE, Ind, July 18.-Aa Mr. Stephen
riding on horseback to his fatnor'e, last night
{who lives about three milea from the elty), ha
had occasion to CROSS the track Of tho Grand
Rapids l. Indiana Railroad, and discovered that
large hickory tree had fallen directly aoross
and passenger train would DO along in two
hours. He rodo to his fathers, nearly quarter
Of mile, procured an AZ, and had cut OF ono
aud OF tile tree, when tho az slipped and went
mounted tho log, cut on the othor end, and rolled
1t on ono side, leaving olear pnasage for tho
train. He then jumped on his horse, and gal
loped home through the rain to look after his
f0nk
, 1873-07-19

Spacfal Dispatth 10 7ho ChfcaQo zf1btnt:
to-day eloctcd Superintendent Of tho Union
Railway Company, vico G.. D.. Robin
aon, elecsod aenernl Superintendent Of
tho, indianapolis, roru l. 0hlcago Railroad.
LEAvENwoRrl, Kan, July 18.-Iho Kanaaa
tho necessary nloana Will af onco oxfend their
road and branches Bome ton milos, tapping tho
Solomon Valley and that part Of tho country
wost.
San FRANCISCO, July 18.-Tho first stake on
tho survey Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad WAS
driven at Victoria today.
, 1873-07-19

Tclegraphfc 1srcvittes.
A boy named Lee Wallace WIS drowned In the
river at Codar Rapids, yesterday, while in bath
Ing.
Cyrus Lewis was killed. and Josiah Carver
badly injured, yesterday, by falling derrick, in
Boston.
A young man in the employ of William Hess,
Of Pike County, ILL.,, was drowned day or tmo
since vile in bathing.
The Dubuque Coroner hold IN inquest on the
body Of Maurice 0'Brien, killed on the night of
the 18th, md the jury gave vordlot of acclden-
tal DEATH.
John Swanson, Of Douglass Township, Page
County, Iowa, WAS killed by tho falling OF a lin3s
Of q tree which was twisted on by tho wind O
few days since.
A young married couple put up at Dubuque
hotel on Thursday night, aud forgot to turn of
the gas. Ono Of tho parties Of the hotel diacoy-
cred tho atato Of affairs in time to prevent Buo
cation.
The. Trustees OF tho Cincinnati University
have decided to open that institution, Sept. IS.
Tho corps OF teachora tho first year will be pro-
visional. The permanent faculty ia to be an-
nounoed a8 soon as practicable.
Much interest Is folt in Madison and vicinity
over the nomination of q. Il. Davis for Governor
Of minnesota: He WAS Assistant State Librarian
at Madison whom studying law, and his father ia
State Senator from Rock County. Wis.
Tho functions Of the Grand Lodge Of colored
MnsonB Of Indiaua having been dissolved, tho
mombe1s Of tho subordinate lodges in tho 8tato
will hold = convention, Sept. 2, to reorganize on
an independent basis.
Six deBertqrB from the United States Army,
who had been stationed ut Newport Ky, wore In
Alton on Thursday, and went north by tho Rock
Inland Road. l. dispatch WAS received fifteen
/ minutea too late to secure their arrest.
The Congregational and Presbyterian societies
! OF Oswego, ILL.,, after . number Of conferences
upon tho subject, havo concluded to merge tho
| two societies tn ono. The meetings Will be held
hencoforth In the Presbyterian church.
william 3. Lincoln Of Boston, at the e1ami-
nation OF hia wife yesterday on tho charge Of
nhootinR him, testified that ehe did not arc the
ahot. Notwithstanding, ahe was hold for trial
| In s1, zoo bait.
| A Gorman family Of aovon roraons, in Louis
villo, ato supper OF amoked herring on Thurs.
OF tpoHon. It WAS thought at FIRST that all would
die, but to-day nll are considered out Of danger.
| Tho fish are to 10 examined by chamiat.
4 hoEse-thief was caught In Warron County
Iowa, On Tuesday, with two lorsos In his possoa
sion which he Ind atolen In Mahaska County
Ho has boon looking about Marion County fot
Some Woeks, md says that he came from Mis-
souri. He belongs to the gang Of whom tllreo
wero arrested in DoeA1oinos few days siuce.
A melancholy accident happened yesterday In
AlatteBon, Cook County. TGe cldor OF two hoya
by tho ualno Of Wedel, while playing with MI old
| pistol, shot tho younger tir0ugh tho brain, In
Turing hin, fatally. At last accounts, the boy
had life enough to breathe, but death WAS ex-
pooted at eyory moment.
6omo forty innnno persons, about half of them
women, and soma OF tlom pretty wild, we're aont
with four Or five attendants, from Madison to
, 1873-07-19

Sptt1d1 ,UfSpa{th % 1Nt EN3cdg6 1T1bHH6.
DETROIT, July 18.-Laat evening, . bold but
unsuccessful attempt was made to rob Mr. Fred.
J. Thomas, pay1nantor Of tho Detroit 4 Milwau-
koe Railroad. Ito had gone out on tho road to
Ry Sy ts G%poyS IN yys aad liz At usta A aooa mo
with a mishap which nocesaitatod it's
being placed in tho rallroaa yard tAora,
He paid out considerable sum and prepared to
close up for the night. and had just closed his
evidently intending to capture tho balance on
hand. Mr.. Thomas gaYe an alarm which re-
s,4;tvl !. lii capture.
, 1873-07-19
THE INDIANS.

Lieut.. ISabc0clksH Attack Upon tho
Tont0 ApaChcx.-TW0 Hundred 6ur-
remdoF.
San FuANo1sco. July 18.-The recent attacks
Of Lieut.. Dabcook on the Tonic Apaches has
produced good effect. Two huudrad nhyages
have surrendered at tho reservation. Chof
Chaltorpan sAya that he wants poaco. Con.
Crook made him Sergeant OF the force Of Indian
ecouts ut Yordo.
, 1873-07-19

Lou1sy111E, Ky, July ia band Of disguised
mon viaitod tho house Of Daniel dalbroath, q
worthy farulor of McCraokon County, KY, q few
nights since, and demanded adnittanco. Dcing
refused they set fro to tho house and, forced
Mr. Gaibreath md brothor, I. N. dalbreath,
outside, when tho outlaws ilrod upon them,
severely wounding i. n. dalbroath, who fired
at the party, It is thought killing QUO mau. No
reaAoa la assigned for tho attack.
, 1873-07-19

who loft tho city on Wednesday. and is now
probably aafo in another Slate. Tho stnto Of
Indiana nakos no provision for expensoos TO fol-
low and nrrost criminals, go that hc will not DO
likely to be apprel,ondod. f''
, 1873-07-19
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

At s o'clock yesterday afternoon h1r. ]. Prebyl,
a gun-dea1or, living ut Nos. 148 and 100 Milwau-
kea avenue, was repairing revolver In his work.
shop. There WAS d cartridge in tho weapon,
which suddenly exploded. Tho ball wont through
Probyls right hand. Dr.. Hess attended him,
and thinks that ampulation will probably bo
neceaaQIY.