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Bank of Charleston,
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION

OHAsLEsroS. 4. G., February 20. 1873.
nN and after the lot day OF March next.
~ this Bank will he prepared to ConsoIidate
tho Stock OF tho Dank OF Chsrlcston into III At
OF tho present or organ,zstion. -
One share o. the latter, par value Etl00] ore
nandred dollars, will ee issued for five [5]
whole or ten fl0l half OF the former.
Future dividends will bo paid upon the
consolidated stock only; those accruing upon
the uDonnsolilatcd will he reserved until con.
so,idation of the sano shall be Effected.
Marc!, to April1. :.
Feb % n:3mc WM. B. BURDEN, Cashier.
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Agents Wanted,

LHOR McCLELLAN's GOLDEN STATE ,,e
n hrst and only complete History Of tho
pacihc Slope; Descriptions Of the Seasons.
rsoaufls Iars Mountains, Scenery v.lleys. Ri
maps. Illnatrsted Circulars free.
u WM. FLINT Il co., Atlanta. Gs.
"a'cn ~ wis
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CHRISTOPHER HAYNEsWORTH.
nARRER AND HAlR-DREssER,
INVITES his friends and al persons Who arc
~ =, desirous OF receiving good SHAvR or
SHAMPOO, to pay him = call at his new
rooms. tn the Wheeler House. HAIn.DREHS.
lSd' DfElNu. etc. attended, to in best style.
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New Season Teas!

H7 rs CHESTS original packages.
a8 just received, crop l87!-13 Tho
#4 9qu.lity Of these TEAS is up to the
high standard we have always
j il, = 1maintained. while the prices are
fully IS per cent. lower. A really good.lrsw.
tng Oolong We can offer at GO cents Dor pound.
Below We enumerate some OF our ciioices nj
orni ds; O0LONG, UNCoLORED JAPAN,
Y0U Sn TYSON, ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
These from good to highest grades import
ed, and warranted 10 every case as represent
ed. Dnying from Importera only, and solely
in original packages, the best terms AZ to
prico qua ranteed; while nj manipulation in mir.
ing and such like tricks are impossible.
GENEltAL STOCK full OF choicest supplies
LIQUORS an,l WINES, OF known purity and
irreproachsb!e brands, always on hand.
APrlI GEO. SYMMERS.
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New Publications..

~ tions, illustrated.
Nav standard works for libraries.
New Novels, ia cheap binding.
A!so, fresh stock OF WRITING DESKS
pporiiolios, Gold Pens, Pen.Knives. Pocket.
books. photograph Albums OF al sizes, r Fancy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and general
variety Of Letter. Note and Cap Papers, En-.
Helopos and Fancy Stationery. for sale BY
NoV0 r, l.. BRYAN.
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notice.
80 To-: NVNC0S,ytTEl ~" =
.f1 Xhol 'foiiu1inu "Ofdinancs rsist;nn :

AElNG charged with the enforcement OF
.the dpuee OF the Oity7 Eufvsyoryn (concern-
City Oletk Reading thus: I'D - 'e+HS
5 B!,'8e 4 further oiddi1 Cd, That hereafter any
person about TO build, any house on any new
s!tei ff6htibg OF bonndihg on any Of the
streets OF the city ei Cpinmbis, shsll be re.
CURED to have the same located, and the
Boundaries thereof. adjoining suoh street or
streets, .ixed blythe City Surveyor, who shall
be entitled to receive thb sum ot IS for each
erect any house as AFORESAID, 'V3thous having
the s9ers..31 sane located bZtee Gity Surveyor as
nenst1 Of ss eFsSSa s6s be suSeot to
IherSbyinotfsy 4'f PARTIES concerned to re-
pPrt their ns4es' and lIoatiohs OF lots, either
San anFaa R@es es sstA e & AShSH nIsy Surveyor. At
4Faehed TO sther Ordinahce win be strictly
r1qnfred, ! snd ths'pehsltyo OF non complis snoe
fRe5lieht test delay. 'IJ.A. JACKSON.
APttI III 81. Ohief Of Police
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,.
Fer Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs. Colds. WhoopfnK
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.


ualiy control them. The testimony OF our
best citizens, OF all classes, establishes the
fact. that CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does re.
leve and cure the affecting disorders Of the
Throat and Lungs beyond any other IN edi.
cine. Tho most dangerous affections Of the
cases OF Consumption, cured by this prepa.
ration. are publicly known, so remarkable as
hardly to be believed, were they not proven
beyond di-pute. AS . remedy, It is adeau.te
on which the public may rely Tor iuii prots5.
ton. by curing Coughs. the fore-runnor OF
more serious dlscase, It saves unnumbcred
lives, and on Amount of suffering not to be
comruted. Il challenges trial. and convinces
the mos, skcptical Every family should
keep It on hand AS . protection against the
early and unperceived attack OF Pulmonary
Anecti0ns, which are easily mot at hrst, but
Which become incurable, snd too often fatal,
II neglected. Tender Iungs need this de-.
fence; and 1t is UT wise to be without it. A
ssfegusrd to children. amid the distressing
diseases which beret tho Throat and Chest Of
childhood, CHERRY PEcroRAL 10 invaluable;
for, by its timely uso. n,ultitudes are resoued
lsam premature graves. and saved to the love
and Affection centred on them. 1t aets
speedily and surely againet Ordinary colds.
sscurinR sound and Misunderstanding sleep.
No one will euffer troublesome Ipiiu iue uxn
and painful BronchktIs, when the know how
easily they oAn b5 cured.
Originally the product Of long. labo,ious
and successful chemical invesiiR Ration. no
in the utnost possible perfection. It may bs
confidently reliod npon As posseesing all the
virtues II has ever exhibited, and capable OF
producing cures as memorable ~ the greatest
It has ever effected.
PREPARED SI
DR.. J. O. AVER & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Practical ansl Analytical OhemI Issa.
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NLondon Porter and scotctrAIes.
IN CASKS Hibbert's London pORTER and
~ founger's Scotch ALE, far sale by
"efcn IL HOPE & GYLES,
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NV tho Brcakfast, Luneheen, DrHneE
M1, sMS0n End Supper Table. LEA d. PRRRTNs'
BILE. JOHN DUNOAN'S SONS, New Yofk.
Got ~ Ally .iAgents for the United StatesJ-
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TO Rent,

10 Kent.
~ THE COTTAGE HOUSE south.veat
m!M corner OF Assembly and Pendleton
-. str eets, containing eight rooms, bath.
room, water closet, eto. On the premises Is
a. nne stable. In iaot, there il every convo-
ntenoe about the place. Possession given on
inc ist 9t May. For terms, apply to
ApIu JOSEPH TAYLOR
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Note. Lost,

A LII persona are yasned against TRADING
q 3or NOTE or check for $200. given bS
0orelsnd d Besrden' iri favor Of Pope Bios
Apayment hss been stopped, april 18 1 ::
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Southern Warehouse Comusnv.

Southern Warehouse Company, y
Geruats street, neor Greenuale ard Col, ,nbfu
Railroad,
= prepared to receive COTTON and other
= property upon Storage, and to make aii.
vances'upon the same. Cotton ehinned -
st shis house viii be stored subject 20 1he order
Tor storage. All property sd Stored viii Ss Ss
insored IN good reliable Companies, If inst;r.
snts ls desired; and advances viii be made
az a. sne lowest low psnktng rates. Our st6rehonses
and no charge for handling WILDE made.
All businsss cotnnirl icutious ehonia no
addressed to the Treasurer. ;. - o"'o . W W
EDWIN F. o.ST S2%ARn %41. orEu HOPE, President.
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Uorn Whiskey.
DURE MOUNTAIN CORN WHIsKRY.
wwuysAHIso;, sAIso; lot OF four year old MALT CORN
WhI5KkY. Warranted pure,
jams JoHN q. eRRaRRs.
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DR.. J. O. AVER b CO.. Lowell, Mass,
Practical ansl AAaIytieal Chem lsss.
SOLD DYALL DRUGGISTS sEvEIYWHERE.
MAY 16 Ttm3i4
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,yo..;. ~ Ale and Porter.
RH DOZEN McEM6n's Rdinbureh ALE:
CG b0Idozen' ouugsf's 9, Kdiobur8h Ale. +,
94 do1en Bass Dc C0.'s Pale Aie.y .,,y.
is3tss - aeAeR Barclay. Perkins oo,Y Lendon
90 dozen Guinness Dublin stout.. s;r..i.:
Al genuine imported, and for sale low by
aARr y -. 81 a. JOHN AaNEW1& SON.
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Spring Clothing and Hats,
n EW s. II YLE

WE have made special arrangements With
w one OF the largest Shirt manufa aoturers
q % . sTn1Rply 1{y our trade With WHITE and FANCY
hsH dozen; the quality and number Of Iihpen
ana Morkmanehip. We guarantee perfect at.
a 4 e. CO. New New York Mills, 2,2oo Linen. SIC.
3 &C, Tuscora, 3 0co Linen. dis 50.
0&n ~ 90, Easeay:lle, 300 Linen, $l1. so.
t3. forreetdaie, 1900 Linen, bio.
43, Boys, Shirts, 700 Linen, IS.
A splendid line OF Cloth Goats, and Doe
Pants, Fancy Cashmere Pants. 8 beautifni
line OF White Vests new style, Ms1sa
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University Of the South.
HONTRIBUTION4 Of BOOKS To the Ii.
vi brary OF this University aro earnestiy
SOLICITED. Persons disposed 10 eive. Wiij
please send them TO my house, as have CON.
sented to .reoeiye aud to forward them.
I III. LABORDE.
Apr1l17 South Carolinn University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-25
A CUARyEL HOUSE ESCAPE.

Carrie johnson, colored, age about 20, a
servant n the house OF Alexander H. Do Pay, az No 80
Mortonst, was found apparently dead IN her bed, by
her employer on Friday morning. Mr. DE Puy soon
afterward made affidavit 10 the fact before Coroner
Young who granted permit for the removal OF the
body to the Morguo In taking this action, the Coroner
suggested the proprety OF permitting the corpse to
remain at the house few hours longer ami to this MIR
De Puy readily assened. At $3.50 y. the dead.wag
arrived at the house. bur, the driver former hos
pltul nurse was lifting the body from the bed he dis
covered a strange warmth about tho l0ins, which
satisfied hun that life was not extinct. lie declined To
transfer tho body 20 the M9rgue, aud pAysolaus who
were immediately summoned, succeed al, cr prolonged
effort In restoring tue c0nscou negs 40 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-25
DEVICES OF THIEVES.

Thieves entered the jewelry store of Her
man Rencckc, at No. 1913 Broadway, on sunday night
aud ransac the showcases for plumber Soon diseoT
erlng that all me jewelry was locked up IN aac at tao
back .ho store, 5hey turned their attentonto breaking
this oren and succeeded apparently after great Labor
They found ihn the safe diamonds aud jewelry worS
$1,000 bright light burning in the store waiie tho
thieves were working the safe in full view from ths
street. but policeman discovered thcm Tho thieves
it is thought locked the door upon entering and
seereted themselves behind the counter Whenever
policeman approached 70 try the door and look i" 10 "
see II everything was safe. Mr.. Rcnccae discover rs
loss Yesterday morning and informed tie police OF lh'
Fifteenth Precinct. 80 -
James shelly of No. 400 West Twenty. !Nth5'' Sa'
committed I'm default of s. 900 bail No the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court, before Justice Cox YESTERDAY, on
charge OF entering the depot OF tue Hudson FFcr shI
New-York Central lilroad in Tmrteth-st and steahns
herefrom S. 600 worth OF copper Two accomplceso OF
the accused still at large. ...
The basement OF st. Auns Protestant Eli'eopAi
at FOurth.tve and Onehundred-and-tTeuty- ..
WAS broken into by thieves, yesterday, ana s'i'0
water pitcher and sewing -machlne were 't'1oo a.
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rHE CnANRERLAIN's sTArEMENr.
RRonKLYN,s CONVENIENT.

In the Brooklyn Board of Aldermen, yester-
day resolution passed recommending the passage
OF the bills before the state Senate increasing the
pay Of the police and fremen Mayor Powell presented
series OF resolutions passed ny the Common Council OF
the City Of Rochester setting forth the disadvantages
aud danears % Commissions" The Board Of Excise
communicated the names OF their en,.- '-' Sal"
ries paid EACH and the expenses aud receipts In gross
The Commissioner stated that they did think 10 the
province OF the Common Council TO exact detailed ac
count. Tie Water Commissioners reported that from
investigation Of the books and records OF the street
Commissioners, they found that contracts been
tered into since June TO- 1872. which Will, If completed,
involve obligations IN S5CS329 "a, for the grading and
paving OF streets. and the Tagging Of sidewalks The
Corporation Counsel directed 20 draft bill 10 be
presented to the Legislature authorizing the city TO issue
bonds To the amount OF 100000 TO deficiencies
due on contracts An ordinance adopted forbiddng
railroad companies To throw the sidewalks,
the curbstOnes by sweeping machines other
means, under penalty Of $3.50 for each Oense. fhc
Water Board reported the following amounts paid to
employees 1870 slJsO6 AZ; 1871, $50 COS 1872, s3L4s
1873, s329. glance over the list t is said shows mat
does not contain the names OF the army OF sinecnIt
who known 10 have drawn mOntlly salaries from
the Department during the past few years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-25
THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.

The Supply, the first of the United States
vessels which Is TO convey objects intended for eHhb!
ton at Vienna will sail positively on March /. No
goods will be received for her after today The other
vessel the Guard Will sail March Is, and goods for
her will be received up 10 and including March g.
TRIBUNE reporter visited the office Of the United states
Commissioner at No 81 Chambcrs-st, and obtained tho
following facts
It Ia hoped that everything will DO In is place ct
Vienna 10y June l. Tie space must, however DO token
az the formal opening May /. Twenty men will DO
put at work to-day at tho BROOKLYN Navy
Yard TO stow the goods on board ths
vessels. Congress appropriated 10000 toward
paving the expenses Of the Commission, but only sOa
of this amount has been received. The amount appro
priated l. said 10 be much too small For the Paris Ek
position $4,000 was appropriated Az that eXmOiiOn
there were 245 American exhibitors. At the pr'sanI
time over 200 have already entered tor the Vienna EA
position, aside from the school exhibition. WmeI VIII 10
In separate building one story In hight, ana IN Nnch
will be many other exhibitors. The department 0i mt
ell nrly and agricultural implements VIII Dc bet hei
Several manufactures, dstinctyey American, AM Ia
the making of which this country eXees VIII not even
be represented. No piano. billiard table OF ear s' h
been entered. New-YOrk, O1O, Louisiana ani some
the Eastern States will make "A good showing. ihe Oh,t
States will be very poorly represented. AeWJe.soy val
make only sorry exhibit The City or N2W1r6, Which
ranks rs the third manufacturing city IN ihls country
has not even sent object any Kind. GA the "hos
the exhibition will not be fair representation Oi AheF
can manufactures or American skill.
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A BoGus BARONs DEFEAT.

LOCAL FRENCH LAWS LIMITED IN APPLICATION
Pauline Penniman, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Pennman Of tins city, married. in
Paris 10 CASTOR de BrImont who claimed 10 10 Baron
but who turned out 10 be nothing OF ic Kind. on Feb
1862 soon after the birth her child Mrs 10 Brlmon,
died under Circumstances which cast uniayorabo su
picions on her husband, who Immediately began an
action against Mr. and Mrs. Peuniman hopes Of fore
ing them TO pay him 1900 francs annually under tho
French law which says that" fatheriniaw and mOtho
in.lav shall provide for their needy sOna-inlaw" "
Brlmont obtained Judgment and te decnd1nl' appealed
10 the Imperial Court OF Fance, which affirmed che judg-
ment of the Court below Dir. and Irs. Peunnan dis
posed Of their properly Paris in such manner that 1t
could be reached By execution, declined to pas Ds
Bnmont anythng unless he would commit his cblld 70
their care which lie refused do and 10 this ciiy
DE Brmont then brought suit based the jud ,r no
obtaued In Paris, against Mr. and Mrs PeunimaU ~ tho
United states Circuit Court Southern District u
New.York In . decision given IN this case. yesterday
I'm favor OF the defendants. Judge Woodruff says:
Tie broad question D. Tan y citizen 0f the United
States whose daughter Is married in France. DO prus
cufed here upon % decree OF q French court requiring
him and his wife 70 pay an annuity ir the support OF
trir -Onn-law Tue subject pcrtaiIs to tac cDnCstc
relations OF our own citizens and TIE duties ani ohtH
nroceeds upon the declaration Of an obligation uOt in
conformity with laws and not known to the common
~ hold that whenever American citizen shall yist
France and reside there temporarily with III Family hs
son or his daughter, by tasn or mortGnale marriage.
can east upOn tho parents mother wei father the
perpetual burden Of annuity Tor the support OF tbs
Wlfe or husband.
After remarbne that tho French law relative 70 faith
ers.B.law supporting their needy sons-lnaw local.
and founded upon universally recognized principles
that It is antagonisc to our Institutions and thati
tends to encourage ideness and fraud. Judge Woodruff
says:
am OF opinion that defendants entitled to judg
mcut
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into any other Senatorial eight until he got NJ tho bot
tom of this; Simpson said that himself. Erltgo, ana
Sc nator johnson determined TO set trap Tor PonerOy
as to beat him; they sent for Horton. and ne sug
Qesed the plan Bacon said he had us the man TO so
10 Pomeroy, and named York but said he would want
money; he said that thoy would have TO rely upon ~
York failed; simpson held official position; 0d not
live at Topeka there during the entire canvass
working against Pomeroy; Simpson said that II Eu ,d
we'll was not expelled, he could easily be appohieu
United states Attorney or United States Judge. ,,
To Mr.. Thurman-SmpsOn did not say that MI ioIh >
statement was false he understood MN 10 ~
was true witness had been trying 10 secure aieoonon
ton between MessrS. Simpson and Pomeroy oinpoVn
sought hin, he understood to secure ms "
there should be another senatorla eocI9 NV
W. r. Iaughlin testified that he IL elected uecEavo ~
the settlers Cherokee neutral lands ,no
senting twenty-five thirty thousand people
Senatorial election Pomeroy paid nun ~ t0wiu
remember that he said he mad pfOinlseu
i'm Kansas thar wOuld contribute prlor 70 the M
he wrote to Simpson stating ms Cohul'iVH' gu" ~ ~
pected 10 get 500 or $500 from HIM . ,oc, tha do
There living no other witnesses present whom '.o w,
feuse desired 10 examine ~ hat uhe MI siion and
bs case Mr.. Simpson was In the same stua',uu ~
mo Investigation was therefore ADJOURNED unu ~
O'Clock tomorrow, Mr.. Frengnysen snriIS Ia Tho ey
Committee unanimously OF lhe oplIon amer Lido
dence should then close, and that c0unse on m
might submit written arguments not i"'oi ina" ~
day morning.
SIGNIFICANT TELeGRAMs.
Drr,no the investigation Mr.. Simpson submitted the
following kilograms TO the Committee anu '"'' W."
laid aside until such time as they should become ger
name to the investigation; e,,,,,,v. Mo rcb u.
ToA.M. YORK: Pomeroy's agents have offered brides
here for evidence against YOU o. W.
To this dispatch Nh York replied;
Who have been offered brbesi want them 40 WIZ
shafer replied:
Ihave been offered s., 800.
hot cd immediately,
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SCIENCE IN CENTRAL PARK.
tn IJs FH{I0r Of The Tribune


SIR In your notice of the Park COmmiS>
soners Report special reference Is made to the Museum
OF Natural History and the general interest attracts
few days before you gave leading editorial the Di
CesnOa Collection from Cyprus secured by the Metropo-
tan Museum. wish TO inquire what has been done In the
matter Of adding the Museum OF Natural History col
lection OF the art-remans OF Ancient America Some Of
the more active members OF the Museum proposed,
several months since 20 secure very fine collection Of
American Antiquities, made principally from the
sepuclral mouDds at the West, but the lack Of funds
suspended further action. 1t is hoped, the Museum
has recently made great progress that It's financial con
dltiOn has improved aud IT may he able acquire
the important collection alluded to.
It's certainly disgraceful TO our country that not
single collection illustrating the preh torc archaeology
OF America be found in any OF great cities There
j. in fact collection extant the continent FOR public
exhibition Tue Davis cOee lion, made in Central OHIO,
was permitted to 20 ont the country info the posses
sion of Mr.. Blacknore Engand while the New York
Historical Society hlgging about the purchase.
Now that opportunity offered for securing another
may we not hope some definite action VIII no immedi-
atey taken Can the Museum OF Natural History do for
American archaeology what the Metropolitan Museum
has done Tor PnGDci1n Antiquities
The study OF American prehistoric archaeology Il
Interesting scholars and cultivated minds in Europe and
America In PARIS there is an American Antiquarian
Society In Berlin, great attention Is gwen to the sub
feet In Copenhagen special interest X shown and the
Society OF ROYAL Autquaries have published elaborate
memoirs relating 10 discoveries this continent OF
ccn art demands that the vesircs OF early American
adYaneement should be collected and preserved for the
u,e Of students aDd Inqurcrs. The whole range OF
arch@OoPy presents no more interesting nelu thau tnt
fOnud the western hemisphere. Specimens OF tle
stone Age. both heoithic and lalaohic, are more
ABUNDANT and OF rdrer execution than similar remains
In the old world. The dcfil II less elaborate IN deZn
and attractive In cOOrag than specimens from EtrIria
suiPioa Ia many Respects the best specimens from te
% the duseGn Of Natural History. ARCHAIC.
HNbHtfltIHf ~
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CRUELTY TO MEN.

Augustus Mcbride age 40, who Intentionally
shot himself on Thursday, at his home, No C33 Grcon-
wichst died from his wounds, yesterday. An inques,
bv Coroner Keenan, shows that the deceased sner
ing from kind Of insanity superinduced by injuries TO
the head inflicted by mob Of negroes in ThompsOn-st,
sometime ago. while the deceased then pOceman,was
irving 10 auell disturbance The deceased retired
from the Police Department about year ago, in consc
quence OF his INJURIES which untitled him for duty.
Information was rece ed at the CorOnes oce, yester
day Of the DEATH at the Charity Hospital, on Backwels
Island OF Charles Pascal Italian who Is reported 70
have been stabbed durn fight in Cr0sbyst about two
weeks ago. Coroner Young has ordered an autopsy to
DC made by Dr. Marsh.
Several drunken men entered the liquor store u c.
Smith in Toirlaye, near Seventy fourth-s Sunday
night and became 50 noisy that Smith ordered them to
leave the saloon. The strangers refused, ana upon
Smiths attempting put them out they assaulted him
Louis PfcEs OF No Thrdave., rairiend OF smiths.
came TO his assistance. The drunken met instantly As
saulted Pferg and 80 severely beat him that his life IS
Endangered The assailants then He'd FROM tue saloon.
aud escaped arrest
Mrs Mary Whitman and George Schneider were
assaulted By three the hallway OF tho tenement
house No 12O McKibben-st., Brooklyn, E. D. on Sunday
night and both were slightly stabbed in the brest with
"A chise. According TO the statement OF Mrs. whitman
she had gone down to the door OF the house to talk
with her brother schneider. and Barbara SPENCER when
samuel Snuder Jacob Snattle, and an unknown man
forced an entrance and insuted the girl spenzle Mrs
whitman lnterfered aud order them to quit the house
Tho stranger then rushed forward and stabbed her IN
the lett breast and then turned upon schneider and In
gicted similar wound The have been arrested
The wounds inflicted not serious.