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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21
In Probate Iowa Co. Court.

In the matter of the last will and testament OF
James d. JONES deceased
On reading and filing an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and testament OF
James D. Jones, late of Dodgeville, deceased.
1t is ordered, that the proofs of said instrument be
heard before the Judge of this court Monday the
3d. day of March, A. d. 1873, at the Probate Office
in the village of Dodgeville, at 10 O'Clock a
And It is further ordered that public notice there
of shall be given to ell persons interested by publish
ing copy of this order for three weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Dodgeviie
CHRONICLE, weekly newspaper, circulating in said
County.
Dated Feb. 30th, 1873,
ROBERT WILSON.
@ 22w3 County Judge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21

RS Two questions will take a man
as efectually to pieces as if death had
him and crumbled him to impa pable
dust. The first is what did he /?
But the one that will let day light
through man, and make his life like
something as an example or warning
is the last-What made him do it?
Answer me that, and you have mans
value in your hand in the twinkling of
an eye,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21

A Waukesha woman went out to empty
ashes containing live Goals into bar.
rel. She concluded to hollow out the
contents first, when she fshed up a
flannel bag containing eleven gold
watches.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21

Town OF 9g poDdrri1r, In Justice Court.
To Henry Richard You are hereby notified that
warrant of attachment has been issued against you,
and property attached to satisfy the demand OF
George Henry. as assignee of John Strachan, Bank
rupt in Bankruptcy, amounting to the sum of four
teen dollars and ten cents. Now unless you appear
before Thomas Carkeek, Justice of the Peace, in
and for said County, at his Office in said town the
Oath, day of Feu A. d. 1873 at o'clock in the after
noon, judgement will be rendered against you and
yonr property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this LIST, day of Feb. A j. 1878.
GEORGE HENRY as Assignee
of John Strachan Bankrupt, Plaintiff.
REESE CARTER, Plaintiffs Attorneys 223w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21

Hsa. The House of Representatives
has again voted down proposition to
increase the salary of the President
and the other executive officers, and
also the salaries of Members of Con-
gress. The vote stood, yeas 81 to nays
l2G.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21

The Platteville Witness says that a
man calling himself Wilson, sup osed
to be insane, was found wandering
about Georgetown, going into the
houses, frightening the women. and
was taken up by constable Rose and
taken to the county poor house at Lam
caster on Monday. He is supposed to
come from New Digginss.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21
nag% Miss Ella Wheeler, the gifted

B9@ Miss Ella Wheeler, the gifted
Wisconsin poetess, is to publish vol
ume this spring containing her unpub-
lished poems, about one hundred in all
The book will be printed at Milwaukee
and will make handsome volume.
Miss Wheeler wishes to secure at least
four hundred subscri bers to the work
and hasthus fss been very successful.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21
Notice of Drawing Petit Jurors.

Notice is isreby given that tile PBit Jurors, fof
the March terms of the Ciruit Cottt In and for le
County Of 1"*a. and state Of Wisconsin, will be
drawn at my Office in the Court fptse, i'll he village
of Dodgevie, in said Comfy and State, the 22nd
day of February A. D.. 1873, at the hour of O'clock
p. m. a# .-e4F
Dated at DodGeville, this 9TH day of Feby. 1873.
CHRIST. X ESS LER,
lark of laid CON RI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21
1ARM FOR SALE-We have one {

III the best farms in Iowa county for sale It i,
-L Situaied about nine niilss mort h west of DJuke
Vile, in the ttwn of Highland, and contains Jta
a.res IF kood land. There is IS acrey under the
p!oW; 50 acros a timber ard 10 acres ct pastrte
iheft is also spl ndid hay bottom, from which u
tons of hay lie cut yearly. li0acres are unds,
f.nre There is Sud house Blk Is feet, good stu-
hlipg out h"u<rs, EraDary. etc. Every 10 thu
farm is well watered by living springs. besdes i,
brautiful never failing spring cnsn by the house
We ,.f+r th., above farm remarkable cheap. T-rmt
easy ETC. We mean huAinrss Ivy ,frrIn; THU fa N
for sale. We really want to sell. For further pdr
ticnlars, enquirta CHRONICLE office. lein3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-02-21

nISSOLUTION Notice.-The Partner
| bship existing between CIV. Harm, and Phillip
- Krouse, is this day dissolv ed by mutual consent
each one pay his own personal debts that he has
contracted.
Dated at Hyde's Mill this 18th day of Jan. 1873
@@ @. w. karin.
22w4 PHILIP hR0USE
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

Commenced Nav y, 1878
Harlem boats leave Peck slip pier "a East Rvcr for
Harlem hall hour from 80 A. NJ until r NJ.
cephng II A. M IL 80 and p NJ landing at Eleventh.
Eighty fourth, Astoria, l09;h and 10th streets B-Sec
time table where boats land This Is the only line
Meeting with regular boats for High Bridge and Kings
bridge. j. #. TALLMAN, Superinte nd, Mt
Sunday boats leave Peek slip at IL A and every 45
minutes thereafter landing Eleventh street. Twenty
third street ana Astoria.
T ONGSTRE IT'S GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO
Jhpyda % August e Gw and
s;s: i9ih street sSs astoria si5 Eighty fourth iga
Martins dock Brooklyn, 9:45; and, returning. leave
Rockaway at p NJ. Music by Wallace. Tickets 81 /;
children. 5Oc. G. II. LONGSTREET, Proprietor
NEW ROUTE FOR CONEY lSLAND-THE PLEAS
~ ATTEST excursion in the harbor affordng Of
the lower bay and fortfcations. Steamboat GOLDEN
GATE leaves Barge Office dock, foot of Whitehall street.
for Gay Ridge Fort Hamilton, and weather permitting
10 A NJ 80 and 5P NJ Extra trips to Bay Ridge at is
A. NJ and 7 20 +. NJ
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

WHITE CROSS LINE.
w STEAM TO AkTWERP DIRECT
The splendid, new, powerful steamship
q. r. FUNGI =. Knudsen. Commander,
will leave her dock Harb0cAs stores Brooklyn, on Tues
day the 9th August at noon Price OF passage First
cabin, 10 currency; steerage. $50. gold steamship
STE MANN will follow. For freight passage apply
to FUNCH EDYE q Co, q South William street.
DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
III TAPSCOTTS Emigration and Foreign Exchange
Office 8s south street, New York.
For drafts OF El and upwards and passage tickets by
steamship and sailing packet AZ the lowest rates Apply
10 TAPPSCoTT BROTHERS CO..
80 South street. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
SALES AT AUCTION.


DAWNBRoKER's sALE-wATcHEs AND JEwELRY
J. THOMAS J. McGRAi II, Auctioueer, 1873 chatham
street will sell Wednesday 500 lots OF Gold and silver
Watches, Diamonds and Gold Jewery; also Guns, i's-
tolls Musical Instruments, &c. BY order Moss bros'
CatharIne street
DICHARD WALTERS AUCTIONEER.
III Boots and Shoes, Clothing. Groceries. -,
Marshars sile-Will sell this dav CIuesday), al III
o'clock at saesrooms q East Broadway eases 81 Boots
ana Shoes, Clothing Shirts. Groceries, Oils, Canules
Molasses boxes of Soap. chests OF Tea, boxes OF asn
Condensed Milk. Sardines. sherry Wine, bottled Liquors
Herrng's SAFE large black walnut Desk, double door
JOHN T. STEWART. Marshal
THE WRECK OF the STEAMSHIP CITY OF WASH
j ingon will be sold at auction. by order OF survey
ors, account Of whoever it may concern scetons
wharf HalifaX N s., Saturday, the 10th day OF hu
gust at IL o'clock noon.
Intending purchasers reach the wreck by steamer
Starr leaving Halifax A. NJ Tuesday, l2tn inst
For particulars rs 10 state OF wreck &C., apply TO-
JOHN c. DALE ID Broadway New York.
NIJILLIAM ABBOTT, AUG CiIONEER-OFFICE so NEW
w Bowery-Wili sell Today, at lOH O'clock the Con
tents Of the Ale and Chop louse No 81 Cedar street
walnut Counters, fancy Kegs walnut Tables, Cane,
Chairs. Cutlery, Crockery, &c.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

(IUEARD LINE
With the of diminishing the chances of collision
ne steamer, oi hs ne viii henceiorth take specied
copps1 a th or an seasons OF the year No. vot
or boston crossing meridian OF 90 ~ 4 lat, or nothing 10
on the Homeward Passage crossing the meridian OF 90
at ~ iat' or nothing TO the north OF Az
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
new YORK and Fop FFiyosspoo S% Salpg Y e Cork haroo
JAIyA.. .Ina WWsSday Augusts sAMAEiA saday Aug je
AhhSEAW .hssh sSsyy sSday Ssn Sns oALABhA s"daysep
and every following "wednesday and Saturday New
York. steamers marked thus do not carry seerage
pSSsng r. CABIN SO s0' and $50 gold ss
terms sleerase $50 currency Stcerage hckets from
snd Sad nnd an Of apS Erpe Of s
oomnany,s otiee No bowling dreen For seerage
'''''0 CHARLES q. FRiNCKLYN, Agent
clark and Randolph Streets Chicago. III
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAVA EMBARK
j from the Cunard wharf. ioct OF Grand street Jcr-
''y 0''' AZ on omas G. s.p FRAN6RLYs AHSSilY NJ
No. Bowling Green, New York.
CoOK.s AUTUMNAL TOURS.
~ COOKS Tour to Egypt Palestine, &C.. and Return;
COOKS eighth personally conducted party 10 Paris.
Vienna Venice Florence, Rome. Naples vesuvlus Pom
PPa for 500 cod ''' ninety auys expenses
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
COOKS tickets enable individuals to travel they
peasendependent of parties and by any traIn steam
COOKs American Tours combining the Northern and
Western Lakes Sarsogs, Niagara Falls, White Noun
Richmond baltimore, Washington, &C.
COOKS Excursionist Tor August now ready gives full
'''''' ~ 0'n'' 0' ""''' PC co9k SON JENKINS
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

VINEYARD AND FRUIT FARM FOR SALE OR Ex.
change for City Property.-The farm has no incum.
brances 50 miles In New jersey printed description.
Z. NJ MASON No. Chambers street
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
A UCTION SALE-36 WEST 18TH ST..
II near 9Th av., at l0l6 O'clock
on THIS DAY luesday)


Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte,
Paintings Rronzes Sverwarc, &C.
the property OF NJ. H. Chapman, Esq.
Drawing Room Suits Iompadour, Marie Antoinettc
styles covered silk brocade Eageres Bookcase Mirrors
Carpets, Bronzes, Ornaments, magnificent rosewood
Piandiorte, Stool Cover; rosewood walnut Bureaus,
Bedsteads Wardrobes Mattresses, Extension Table Buff
tet, Chnaware, Glassware, Linen; Basement, Kitchen
Furniture. Sale peremptory N. B.-Parties wishing TO
attend this sale take 5th stages 9th cars.
AUGUST MARTINI l3S, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
II BY ID. w. IVES
Salesrooms l05 Liberty and III Cedar street
Furniture Carpets Bedding, &C
On WEDNESDAY, at III O'Clock,
general assortment OF second hand and new Goods,
removed salesroOms convenience of sale
embracing every description Of goods for houses and
Offices.
A uCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION
n over 5000 worth and $50 lots of elegant Household
Furniture public auction this day ut private residence
II East Twentieth street near Broadway, commencing
ut 1Uh O'clock viz Rosewood Planoforte cost $780,
elegant paror and bedroom suits Mirrors Brussels Car
pets, Oil Paintings Bronzes Lace Cur tans single and
double Bedseads, Bureaus, Wardrobes spring aud hair
mattresses Lounges Clocks, &c
HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

A FINE RESIDENCE, Q s7-IN ACRES, WELL
IA shaded, within six minutes from depot high ground
and in good stale OF cultivation; terms easy. Apply
IS Murray street
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

DY s. ". DAUCUY, AUCTIONEER
ID DAUCHY l. JOHNSON
will sell Wednesday August at 0ts o'clock, at 3
West Thirty tn street. Eighth avenue general
assortment OF genec Household Furniture, Consisting Of
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets Parlor Suits black walnut
Chamber Sets enameed suits, chestnut Suits Mantel
Mirrors marble top Tables Window Curtains Pictures,
antel Clock, Crockery Ware. Kitchen Utensils &C.
LNOR SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
Il LEWIS T. WOOD, Auctioneer 26l Henderson
street, Jersey City, Friday, August g. at II o'clock
sharp 6Uhorse Locomotive Boiler. five double jacket
copper Kettles 2,5Oo gallons each; 8, wooden Tanks,
about 900 galons ~ copper Tanks so to 15)0 gallons
Hardick's Pumps Knowles Pumps 1000 ieet OF Beling
loo feet Hose lot copper Coils copper FOOLS Dippers,
shovels, Scrapers Pages Mills with frame Felt
ing Pipe Puleys Gauges Block and Fall Super Heater
Junk
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT,

ATNEw BRIGHTON, STATEN IsLAND.-TO RENT
IA Brick Villas adapted Tor Winter summer; gas.
hot and cold water, &c. gardens lawns shade trees;
delightful location reduced HAMII..
TON 4 CO., 81 Pine street
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
from pier 81 North River sdewheei steamship wy.
AN0KE, Couch commander, for Norfolk; City Point and
through bills ading to all points South and Southwest
Through passenger tickets TO all points Accommoda-
tons unequallcd Apply at pier 81, general office
1S7 Greenwich street. corner of Dey street
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, POI BOwERY
l. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT ga.
MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2I.
THREE GREAT PIECES.
THE ICE KING, THE MODOCS, THREE HUNCHBACKS
VARIETY AND PANTOMIME.
By the great Double Company. Fifty performers, and
every one a star. MATINEE Tuesday and Saturday
Friday ladies admitted free.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

NEARBY IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED FREE
ana clear Real Estate 60 exchange for Dry Goods
strictly confidential Address box ia Post Office New
Brunswick, ~, j.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
JNxCHANGE-TwO HOUSES, LARGE STABLE AND
~ sheds one hour In New Jersey; equity S6W0; Will
lake good Second Mortgages fo0 equity Apply at ii
Liberty street. room j.
UNxCELLENT FURNISHED CITY HOUSE, IN GOOD
~ neghborhood- chance Tor those desrIng,a
moderate priced house; good mortgages taken. Apply
10 j. A. KAMPING, 80 Cedar street
LNoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM
OF 400 acres three hours IRON city; two miles from
nepot HENRY I. COFFIN % Park row. basement
EoR SALE AND EXCHANGB-ALL KINDS OF CITY
l and Country Property, improved and unimproved,
N all paris Of New Jersey: printed descriptions
4. NJ. MASON, No. Chambers street
ENOB SALE OR ExCHANGE-A NICE THREE STORY
and basement brown stone House, below Sixtieth
street. All improvements; price $25,0W
RICHARD HENNESSY n co 90 Third ayenuc.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

T s. wEINBERGER, AUCTONEER, SELLS THIS
!. day Tuesdayl, August at lo'a O'Clock, at ls,s
Bowery the Household Furniture OF story house,
comprising gen eel Parlor. Bedroom, Dining Room anu
Kitchen Furniture, Bdesteads, spring, hair and other
Centre Tables Chairs velvet Brussei and ingram Car
pets. Ocloth> Velvet Rugs, Wardrobcs Bookcases
Also Piano. Dealers in second hand furniture espe-
cially invited. Immediately thereafter IS barrels of
Bourbon Whiskey casks Gin, and general
of Wines. LIQUORS and Cigars.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

DAWNBROKERS s SALE-wATCIIES AND JEwBLRY.
II. FIELD, Sherif's and General Aucuoneer,
salesroom, 12l Bowery,
will sell this day, at ii O'Clock,
60D lots
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds and Gold Jewelry,
Pins, Rings, arringa
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, &c
Also Guns. Pistols and Musical Instruments
Bv order Sin'nsen 4 Co.. 1876 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

TINTED STATES PASSPORT TBURBAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports OF the Department Of State issued by A.
O. WILLMARTH, United States Court House, Cham.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
81 Monday. August T. at l01s o'clock, all the Stock and
Fixtures fine Liquor Store 45 sixth avenue between
Back Bar, glassware, Bar Fixtures Beer Pumps fne
Cigar Case Mirrors Clock. Tables Chairs, Stove, Gas
Fixtures Pictures assortment choice Liquors. Cigars &c
The above sale Will take place August g. positively, in
lots at l01S ocleck sharp
j. p. fRAvER Auctioneer, Office so Great Jones ST.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
IN offer extraordinary inducements 10 excursion
parties for the great watering place Of America,
Long Branch.
The attention OF churches, societies, clubs picnic
parties &C. called TO the following schedule OF reduced
rates:-
Parties Of 50 ana less than 100, q 50 round trip.
Parties OF loo and less than 10, 81 70 round trip.
Parties OF 200 and over, only 81 round trip.
The East End Hotel,
under the management Of Mr.. Gus Fuller win its beau.
tfui lawns. croquet base ball and other pleasure
grounds for the free use OF cxcursonis well as Tor
the reception OF permanent and transient guests.
Rooms and meals at liberal rates -
II Is the most desirable location on the Dcacn FOR
information apply at the Companyg Office, 30 Broad
streets Astor House, pier B North kver loot murray
- q. n. 0aRA8 6unerntendent
, 1873-11-12

powers worry nearly to tho othor two savage
racos, viz. tho hIalayan aud Ethiopian. Tho
noxt Wow that ia here represented ID tho half
civilized Mopgolien race, illustrating very nice-
y IT, tic ratio Of brain capnoty and dt faoG! angle
representation Of tho hlgh]y-cnltivatod Cauca--
sian race, md is correct profile view Of ono Of
other nation evor possessod,- of Da1lIol
Webster.
"What Is 1t, we may we'll asl, that cffcots this
wonderful change III = aeres Of a,,imala whose
primitive type is 30 similar It Is tho gradual
but wonderful incroaBo III tho volume Of what,
In the tish aro two little bodies situated side BY
cavity, and arc tormod tho cerebral hem
fsphe':es. By tho miraculous growth and
development OF those two little bodies,
through tho ascending norios, tho whole change
is wrought; tile facc is turned from limo with
tho dorsal surface to TINT Of tho yontral "a VA
ration Of $50 degrees; tho mind Ia elevated
from tho lowest instincts to q complex miracle,
bordering on q complete dominant ascension OF
the moral, to sublue tho basor, and guide tho in-
tellcot to higlor and highor motives"
After transacting somo routine business. the
Academy adjourned.
, 1873-11-12
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Iecv. Dr. Fntternon Annou,cca TINT
1do will Withdraw from thc pn3.
t0rIlto On tho 1at OF Jnntlnry-Einnn-
cful Condition Of t1lp Churcll-Dnrla-
tion* rronstnes'.
Tho Society and congregation OF tho SECOND
Presbyterian Church held meeting Montlny
evening, III tho lcat,rc-ruom Of tho llow build
ing. Michigan avenue anl rwontietl. street.
Tho Hon. William Droas WAS CLairnan and
Mr. Clark Secretary.
Tic first business transacted wan tho roading
OF 4 lottor from DR.. Patterson, stating that ho
had Professionally accoptod position In tho
Presbyterian Northwestern Theological 5cmt-
nary as Professor Of Christian Apologotica,
aud that, II tho arrangements for tho compilation
OF tho endowment were satisfactorily concluded
by the lat of January; ho woud tender his renig-
nation at TINT time.
James A. Smith ofrorod resolution ploGg-
Ing the Church to pay to DR.. Patterson. toward
hlH support, tho nuun OF 800 por year, In
quarterly installnlontB, for flyo or ten years or
until tho endowment fund Of tho Institution
would fully Bupport him. This was unanimously
adopted
The Board OF Trustoos submi tied . roport on
tho financial condition Of tho Church, from which
1t appeared that worry considerable dobt Ind to
bo provided for. Various propositions woro
mado rs to tho salo Of pows, and d roso-
luton WAS adoptod to tho effect that
all holders OF sittings In tho old church should
have right to apply tlon, to tho amount Of
thoir coat. towards tho purchase OF powB in tho
new church. Several gentlemen then offored to
mako considerable advances to tho Church, in
oror to holp 1t out Of itB pocuniary difficulties
George Armour offorod $1,000, John H. Dun
ham So, 900, and A. J. Averoll $4,000, md aov-
oral othor gentlemen Expressed thoir willing
$zn ;1,13%o 1r,ufH In
, 1873-11-12
THE LANSING MURDER,

COroncr's Inquest OH tho Body OF
George Crasnnw, Killed by 1act,ry
Bricks Lnst Ttursdaly Night.
Deputy Coroner pilgrom hold IN inquest on
Monday, at tho Village Of Lansing on the body
Of George Crashaw, who died on Friday from
tho efroots Of d gun-shot wound in tho abdomen,
received in q row TINT occurred on Thursday,
tho particulars OF which woro published in THE
TRIBUNE of Monday. The inquest WAS not oon-
ciudod until late hour Monday night.
jacob 1Iintz, who participated In tho afray.
stated that on Thursday ovoning about half-past
O'Clock ho was In company with two mon named
Krum aud Frod Coming, in 3 saloon kopt by q
man named Klon, whom two young mon named
Henry Bricks and Charles Weinaud (the prisonerB)
entered. and asked thoin to drink. THO invita-
ton WAS ncoeptod, and thoy drank throe timos.
One Of the Kr1lns refused to drink agnin. whore
upon Weinaud became angry, aud used aomo in
solont language. Tho Witness then loft tho
aaloon, ls,t returned in 0 fow minutoB to got 0
gun which belonged to Charles krum. Weinaud
followua tue wltuoss ont, and finally pushed him
teudcd to do With tho gun. The weapon wns
tIian handed to Krum. who struck Weinan4 with
it on tho loft shoulder. Woinaud oallod for
Bricks to come to ills assistance, and the lgetor
came ont Of tho saloon with pistol IN luis hand.
gun ho would ahoot him. Tho deceased,
0rashaw, then approached from tho op-
domandad r tlIat 10 giyo up tIe revolver: Rrioks
refused, and o doaperato struggle for tho possess
sion Of the weapon onsnod, during which 1t was
discharged, the ball striking Oras!aw in th0 ab-
domon. After ho was shot, Qrashaw gave Bricks
q terrible whipping. George Goodwin and Charles
Kr1ln, toptflo1 to tho Baulo facts.
Dr.. En,nonB mada post mortem examination
of tho body aud testified ~ to tho cause OF tho
deatll. .
Tie Jury rendered verdict that tho deceased
came to bis doath from tho Objects Of q gun-kllot
wound from royolror IN tlle hands Of lIo,,ry
Brioks, md tho prisoner waA romauded to Jail to
await tho action Of the GRIND Jury. His CON-
plnioll. Qharlos Wonaud, Waa discharged.
, 1873-11-12

character may be in Memphis, whore tlloir nign-
ers aro unknown, 1t is quito different lloro. Tho
two individuals who indorso DIR. Ryan aro Dr. B.
P. Reynolds and Martin A. OBronnan, LID.
Thoy both any ho Ia n regular physician and SUR
goon and, like all 1rishmon vino como to this
country, . graduate OF Trinity College, Dublin.
He la said to belong to ono Of tho first families
in tho County lsoaeolnlnon, and to bo an educated
adds tint Ito haB often consulted With him.
a gentletnRn WIS hero yesterday from NIom-
phis desiring to learn something about thoso iu-
dlvlduals, whose lottorB 1lo had Soon published
In the dvt1ldnclo, and Waa surprised to learn
that DR.. B. p Reynolds WIS m OK Methodist OK
hortor, who Ind gotten into the medical profess
sion through tho hnck door, aud who laB mover
enjoyed any standing among physicians. oBpe-
ctnlly atnco an unpleasant affair which Happened
this year to q Indy who died under rnthor mys-
toriona circumstances ut hotel in this city. br.
ty here from his adventures in tile
law courts. whero ho sued tho city
for several, thousand lolIars because
some plaster foil on his head whom lie
waa poking around In tho old Court-Honso,
where ho lad no business to be. He calculated
Ills damages by assuming TINT l1o had boon pro-
vontod from delivering number Of 1ecturos for
which ho would rocoivo Heyernl hundred dollars
night, wheroaH his lectures woro generally de-
livorod to reporters, and to members Of his own
family. Hc, too, was graduate Of Trinity Col
no weight with it.
When tho pooplo Of Memphis lonrn tho char
actor OF DR.. NyanH indorHors, thoy probably will
not feel IN tho mood to sootho Ills wounded fool
inga, other by paying his board-hill or provid-
ing him transportation to Clicago.