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! GOLD AND s1LvER-HEADED CANES, In great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allan's, No. SO7 King street.
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KID GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES -
J. r. Read d Go. have again opened a full line
of HARRlss superior Victoria" Kid Gloves,
two buttons, at 81 rs, In street colors, operas
and black. jane
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-For silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, Soaking street.
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NEW YEAR soNas.-Have you heard the
wonderful Mechanical Singing Bird fnot,
70 10 Allan's, 307 King street
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firm at s12 5oa12 rs. Lard frmer and higher;
steam 81 lsXa7 25; kettle 81 82Ka7 rs per cwt.
Bacon quiet; shoulders 41ia5c; sides unchanged.
Whlskey firm at SOC.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 229 King street.
junl-e
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

2l0 bales upland cotton, q bags sea island cot.
ton, lol opls spirits turpen'ine, 203 bbls ros!n,
cars mdse, Go To p q Frost co, nowry Son.
W K Ryan. caldwell son, A Salinas. Walter
Il CO. w q. Courtney co, W Williams Son,
P Smith, A s smith, kavenel d CO. Witte Bros.
Pelzer, Rodgers & co, Murdaugh WeeKley. W
q Bee Il co, Pringle Il Son, Williams, W,
Bollmaun Bros, Fennick & TOlberr, r Holmes,
Son. ,sioney, L 10 Endes, S Stoney, F May, G
w Williams L CO, Gaillard j MinOtt, Gurney,
n Ronenson F Pieper, Welllng, Lamb.
RIGHT and others.
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE. Co ;o,
PACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsH1p coMPANYs
THROUGH LINE! TO !, ,7af..
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. .;2S.
- -, -. -. "a
FARES GREATLY REDUOED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ~1ES&
No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal street, SAtn3&
New York, at u O'Clock noon, OF the l0tn- z6tn
aud s0tn or every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific and Central American; ports.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t fals on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
60 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information, 8pply
at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. F. q. BABY, Agent.
8ug1o-1yg ...t -,.
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won Santen's, No. 22s King street.
iunl-s
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Heo.ipt. psr<.eailroad. january 10.

HOS bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 20 bbls spirits
turpenllne. 95 bbls rUsIn. IL cars wood and lum.
Der and cars stock, Railroad Agent. Trenholm
b Son, W Harrel, Kiecke d Peterman, MacQueeD,
OF Weiters, ChapeLu Henron, JenoTds CO.
Tiedeman, calder Il CO, Wight, y d co, W p Hal
W U Courtney d co, q II walter co, Gold
smith & sou, F d Kracke, J \ Robson, @ W
Williams & co. A Salinas. Wicte Bros, w y Bee
h CO, Reeder & Davis, Pelzer, Rodgers & co.
Frost d c., 4 y Wood. Auams, Damon il 90,
aidwell & Son w w Smith, W Jones, i co, I
Mallonee, @ Liebenrood, Z s Mics, y 4 Graeser
Klnsman d Howell, w Dowling. F. Taylor
Wagener Munsees. Counts Wroton, Mowry d
son, D Estlll, I P Smith, F l. Meyer, {
SMITH l. DeSH assure,
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COMHEHCIIL ..X-n5.
EXPORTS.

Exports.
LivKHPooL-Per ship Intrepid-25o tons phos'
phnte Ioog, slo2 bales upland cotton 4s9 bags sea
Inland cotton. ,
HAnonLoNA-per,spanlsh bark ProVidentia-soo
bplrs upland cotton.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Lowndes & Grimball
gold at euction, yesterday, one story brick
building on the southwest corner Of Queen
and Franklin street for $500, half cash, balance
In one year.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

ss bales upland cotton. 66 bags sea 'is and cot.
ton, AIS bushels rough rice, cars lumber, mdze,
&c. To O F Hanckel Geo Habenicht, ID Hulis,
W q Bee co, Pinckney Bros, Jas 7 Erwin, F.
richards A Boyle. Fraser rill. Reeder d
Davis, Jas Prlnge 4 Son, E Frost & co, "
Dow ing, B Ballay, A knslow 60. Edwin Bates
& CO, Mrs N N Webb. Jas Wiley d co. Johnston,
crews l. Co, Mrs Pollard f l. Flokling, Thomas
Jones, y MITCHELL u Graham, Jno Field. A
Young, Oswell, Thomas Murray: Stokes. W =
Miller, " Stevenson, J Remley, G'aver & Bro, Fl
WAGNER CO. Daily, T milligan, " DeSaus.
sure, N D, Rev A T Porter, @ w Williams & co,
Counts q Wroton, Pelzer, Rodgers CO, $ u
Sfoney, w Courtney q co, Crawley & tehon.
W Quincy. Steinmeyer & Stokes, Jno Coloock
co, Wittc Bros. w Sioop, and Others.
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Navy York Rice Market.

Now York Htce mnrRets
NEW YORK, January Q.
The Daily Bulletin says: rho market Is very
strong on domestic grades, and q better demand
is renorteJ. Sales have heen made OF 2uO bags
BangoJn at eX@7c. and so tcs Carolina at 7I@
SIC.
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The Fine Steamship FALCON.sJ. F. Haynie,
Commander, making close connection with Q I'll:
weekly Line OF cne steamships TO Boston, viii ssl
for Baltimore, on -. 80 .pg!
R6- Philadelphia Freights forwarded to; that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addtr
tional insurance, and Consignees are alloHe4
ample slime to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia! ~
PAUL d, TRENHOLM, Agent.
jan95 Nos Union WharveS.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, January 8.
ARRIVED, Cliy OF Limerick, New York.
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WEEKLY LINE TO

WEEKLY LINE TO =,
SAVANNAH, Ca, AND sEMEwEEkLY TO
BEAUFORT, 8. O. D"aa
The Steamer
PILOT BOY,
Captain W. T. McNelty,
viii leave Accommodation Wharf -pK~h
every MONDAY MORNING, at -
O'Clock, for Savannah, Beaufort, Gillon Head
and Spanish Wells. Returning will leave Savan.
nah every THURSDAY MORNING.
VIII leave f)r Beaufort, Pacific and Chisolm's
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
Goods consigned to care of Agents will be for
warded free or storage or commission.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
must be prepaid TO Way Landings. j..
Freight received for poln's on Savannah River,
to be transferred TO Steamer CLYDE.
For engagements apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES & co.,
jan8-ws No. 80 East Bay.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,

& FRIDAY EVENING, January ~, l873}
CorToN-This market presented quiet char
acter, with unchanged rates for the better quail.
ties, while common grades were at easy prices.
Sales about 700 baes, sny at 10, 8 at lSK, 7 at
lex, 80 at IT, 81 at TX, 80 at l7K as at TX, 40
at17x, II at Tx, 2l at ls, 7s at 1S1, 12 at lsH,
81 at lsh, lib al 18x, 2s at ls, at l0A, 4s at
1sH, at 1sK, 8 at 1sxc. We quote:
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THE FIRsT- GLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
VIRGINIA, Captain Binckley,, i1 ''3a :i
GULF STREAM, Captain Eunser,
Are now regularly on the Line, insdring 9 trss.
Oharleston, and In alliance with Railroad Compa-
niles at both termni. afford rapid transportation
to and from all points in the Cotton. States ana
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and the
principal cities Of the Northw Boston. ProVi.
a5- The VIRGINIA is appointed 70 sal nom
Union Wharf on SATURDAY, January lltn, az 10
O'Clock A. NJ. ,,,sa
~ The GULF STREAM VIII follow. ~,
For particulars Of Freight arrangements. apply
to VIVA. COURTENAY, ~ y-
Corner East Bay and Vendue Range:
W. P. CLYDE d co., General Agents, No II
South Delaware Avenue, Pnlladelpnia. n.sn
fanl0 ~ - -. -.
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RUFFIANS SCREENED IN COCRE

BRUTAL ATTACKS UPON AN oFFIcER-A CASE KEPT
OFT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs--A RECORD OF HIGH
HANDED VIOLENCE
Officer Mckenzie was assaulted last night by
abOrer, VIM. Burke OF No 3le East Twenty
who challenged him while az tea, saying that he had
long wanted to kill him. Burke had large carving
knife in hand and under the influence OF liquor
The officer revolver advanced to arrest Burke,
and received wounds both legs, which, however
are not considered dangerous. Mckenzie succeeded in
arrestng his assaant and lodged him in the Eighteenth
st. Precinct Station This is the th<
this officer suffered at the hands Of desperate in
toxicated men In this ward.
George aims " Rat " Reilly arrested on July 20
for taking cigars from the of w. Enrich of No
seyenth-ave for which he refused TO pay, and for
brutay assautng aud threatening to shoot Officer Nc
Kenzie Although the officer received injuries
which confined him 20 his house for IL days he
succeeded arrestng this man and two confederates
Reilly was taken the same morning before Judge Scott,
at Essex Market. and held in 1000 ball. but Officer Nc
Kenze when subpenaed asked oappear at Special
Sessions on July 90 instead OF General Sessions as both
the nature OF the and the amount OF bail de
handed The officer then went to District Attorney
Phelps and reced the circumstances and the District.
Attorney ordered 30 be sent back 10 General
Sessions Officer Mckenzie asked 70 appear at
Special SESSIONS yesterday and again he went to the
District Attorneys Office and saw Mr. Allen VINO knew
nothing about the matter MI Phelps was out or town,
and in his absence the papers again changed.
0fhccr Mckenzie stated last night, that Judge Scott
TO at as Presdng Judge t Special Sessions July
H. when the case was first called, and that the papers
by which Reilly bound ovef and which can be seen
at the DstrictAuorney's Office, General Sessions
papers, and not those Of the Special Sessions
Mr. Mckenzie also stated that not one-fourth OF the
charges made by him before Judge Scott appeared in
the Indictment Reilly arrested 10 September iecS.
for shooting George Smith In liquor saloon In Tven-
etht pear seventhave, after sccusing his victim VI
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE TENEMENT HORROR.
rrs CAUSE OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN II

yTe CAUSE OFFICIALLY REPoRTED-CHANGEs IN iiiN
BUILDING DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent Walter w. Adams Of the DePsir
ent Of Buildings has received the following Iepoi'
Of Deputy Superintendent Henry j. Dudley iei"'.,
20 the falling of the building, No. 81 "es' I'c
It, on Friday noon, involving the aiiuos' m ,Is
death of eight workmen the dangerous "ounui"S "
Bine more, and the narrow escape OF So'ei"i ''''o'
persons: -.. .,o. ,,o
About 1918 D. m. word was sent 70 TINS o'"o -
onlding No. sal West Eleyenth-sN' IN 0Oeo . - ,no
o,.os "a tonnd upon inquiry Of the builder ana the
50, ., the work. and from observations that INC
.Havat,ons had been carried on IN the puiuius " ~
.x,eDsion in the rear, which was reaoy loi JUG ou
80, hsams that the front had been taken oo"h W INC
.onona story beams, and that the thIrd STORY oe"s
,ere bepg worked into the new building or auullion
ara, the west wall the old building had been chaseu
II 20 the depth OF four inches for the reception OF the
Rams and the beams OF the third story were nearly al
rlaeed therein but the beam ming hau no'
been done The wall above these beams was ABOUT 10
feet IN hight and had been braced ms lose'ne
with the exposure the severe rains ana 'no ioroe "
Ihe WIND at the Time aud the vibrations OF the beams
from the movements OF the worRmen placing the thu
story beats IN my opinion caused that portion OF inc
wall above the thirdstory beams to fall over upon inc
beams carving with it all the floors from 'hat lever
the cellar attribute the accident to the iact thaI
,,onar care was not taken in bracng hat poruOh VI
the vail (which is direct violation Of the Building law
and tho omission OF the temporary supports TO the tru
noor The new work OF the building remains III pnr
feet sia4e except the beams adjoining the ola wall
hicb were broken by the fall thereof aud portion OF
The rear wall which buged, and have ordered them
TO be taken down.
Snperintendent Adams states that he has care
fullv examined the building and that he fully IN
dorses the opinion of his deputy He says that a
little more caution on the part Of the contractor
would have ayerted the disaster. Coroner Herman
sas paid the aborers who searched the ruins and he
il now causing critical examinations TO he made by
experts in architecture and practical building who
will testify at the inquest on Monday morning.
Superintendent Adams OF the Department OF
Buildings, has divided the Department into four
bnreans The Bureau Of Construction and Alteration
Will embrace all matters relating TO the construc-
lion erection alteration, and repair of buildings
The Bureau of Violations, Unsafe Buildings, ard
COMPLAINTS will have charge Of all matters relating
70 unsafe buildings and violations of the law, and
The reception of complaints from the pubic.
The Bureau Of Iron Work will take care of all mat
tiers relating TO hIe-cscapes and iron work IN build
jngs The Bureau of Theaters, Hotels. and School
houses will EN- race all matters relating to the
survey and examination Of theateTs and school
bonses.
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STEAMSHIP NOTES.

The Inman steamer City of Limerick, while
makiug her way up the harbor YESTERDAY struck the
new stone pier. No. L ~ r.. so violently that the SOLID
granite blocks surrounding the point Of conclusion
broken aud displaced The steamer Is Of iron. and,
though severely Jared. did sustain serious damage
At the time Of the accident her engines had been
versed aud All anchor thrown out, but her inertia
was too great be thus broken Passages engaged on
board the steamer will transferred the City Of
Chester that may he risk from injuries which
may not yet appear.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa. which recently
arrived az this port brought large quantity OF naval
stores for Rew-York, Boston, aud Newport. she also
had on board pas sengers number OF officials from
the Washington Naval Hospital and the Annapolis
Academy. she will sail for Newport next
The steamer Long Branch sold at auction yester
day for $4,000 Sue becomes the property OF the Mar
ragansetI Steamship Company.
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WoRKNGMEN's CONGRESS.

The sixth annual Congress of the lnterna-
tioual workingmen's Association has been called To
meet at Geneva, Switzerland Sept. O. The members
Of the organization this city have determined send
no delegates on account Of the expense, but have for
Warded memorandum with regard TO the position Of
the tions m his country TO the dssensions Which
have place Ia the order Kari MARX is at TIE head
Of PARTY which includes most Of the members Of the
order in Germany and scattered sections ID other coun
tres Ttis party is denounced BY It's opponents. who
embrace the great boGy OF members on the continent
IN EngArd and The United States Us aiming 10 eonfhe
all authority 10 ect few with Marx at their head.
The anti-Marx men claim 10 abide by tie principle
OF federation On which the order Ii baseh.
BY them the call for the Congress OF
cent 2 has been issued. DR.. Marx and his
snnporters have Issued On order for gathering on
sem s. which they call alsO tie sixth ADpuai Cor.
s.ss OF the International WOrkiDgiDeu's hssn cIa0D.
me leaders 81 the ASSOCIATION IN tins city State thai
bere are now q sections Of the order ~ Ills country
snd mai OF these only lie German EecioDs, Of when
tlers are two Chicago aohere 10 the csnFc OF Dr.
H,,s They admit that The Oroer is very inactive ~
lsaseDs tle gTDepal Philsdepbis sscliVD beng tho
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MUNICIPAL INTERESTS.
TuH ARBITRARY ASSESSMENTS.

The examination into the alleged arDl'raIy
assessments in the Twelfth, Nineteenth ana I"eh,,
second Wards was concluded, yesterday. Tire Commit
tee agreed TO report 10 the Board OF Supervisors on Sept
H. when 1t will recommend that the investigation be eh
tended TO all the Wards Of the city. The report VIII con-
tain detailed statement OF the cases OF nreguiaflty
which have been brought to the notice Of the COMMIT
tee Among the complaints, yesterday was one con-
corning the Krebs Brewery. situated IN
between Second and Thirdaves, reported 10 DC "oI'n
sl5OOoO and assessed for only $1,000; ana another oo"
corning Jacob Ahess Brewery, valued at s!VOoW anu
assessed for only $4,000 Complaints were made that
assessments on property at Thrdaye. and sxty-nlhth
st. where the latter street had not been opened ana
property was unimproved doube those on property
situated at Thraye. and sxtythirdst where the iand
is fully built upon. Among the complaints made curing
the past two days. by letter and in person. are tne io
lowing:
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c,IsToM-HoUsE SEIZURES.
NOVEL ExPEDIENTs TO CONCEAL JEWELS

NOVEL ExPEDIENTs TO CONCEAL JEWkLS'
Deputy Surveyor Howell and NUMBER oi
other Custom-house officers while examining the sFau-
shin CITY of Chester upon her arrival at this port uH
covered passenger with about $4,000 or $4,000 worth Vi
and uncut diamonds which it is alleged he was trying
20 smuRqle into this port The diamonds were imined-
atey seized aud upon examination proved 10 pe Ne'
numerous They were contained In two packages ono
of which. It is said, concealed In his pockeF
hook and the other was carried in buekskn Dag Inc
rt lot consisted OF III and uncut stones Inc pucA
l,n bap contained 1870 stones all uncut The passenger
v.bo cave his name as W. Lancaster Of chicago pro
,es,ed against the SEIZURE denied that he was atep
inc IN smuerle them and claimed that the uncut I'll"
,ponds were not subject to duty He accouhteu ioI e
nossessiop by saying that he dug some OF then anu %
rurcbased Others In South Africa He asserts tbat TIC
onepv displayed the gems the passage, and VIII ap
col IN nerson 10 the the Secretary of the Treasury Tor
their restoration.
Deputy Surveyor Howell reported, yesterday the
seizure Of the following goods found on the steasp
Canada concealed in the soiled linen OF person on
board meerschaum pipes ladys cloak, 10 yards OF
silk - pairs earrings - brooches, pairs gold eye
glasses pairs spectaces, cameo brooch par cameo
earrings 2 pairs gold ear-knoOs, cameo watch seal
gold watch seal gold bracelets in cases 6p0tmonhes'
gold watch. gold chain, hair chain dozen par
three-buttou kid gloves. pairs gents kid gloves
Another lot was found concealed in the lining oil a
passengers vest 1t embraced gold brooches, pairs
of gold earrings plain gold ring seal rings go
rings with fancy settings watch chains ana Seas'
gold watch and long chain.
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POLICE NOTES.

Mary Stugess, who had been committed to the
KIM County Peny for yagLey Vas found hanging dead on
the door Of Der cell yesterday
Robert Mcdonald, age s. who resides at No. l5S
spepcs Brooklyn while gathering wood in building in VII
Wsworht Yesterday, struck on the head by
bck which the roof received fracture Of the skull from
which be died.
George Griffin age S. an Irishman. living in Spen-
committed suicide yesterday by drowning bin
BINS chemical factory sandfod-
Brookvp employed. Griffin become Respondent
because wife hal forsaken blm, aud hence the suicide
The body of Thomas Baty, age 2, of No: 81 Van
North River of the footof Chars
vestcrlav the Morgge Ine body of
Hound of Van Bunst Brooklyn yestetay
OF the bark Mary virginia who
was drowned Brooklyn Friday last also recovered The dead
the foot Of Amiiyst, bfookn, another
Al n OF facltc.sL bf0otlyn
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r,Ncs COUNTY JAIL FRAUDS.

KINGS COUNTY JAIL FhAoDo'
nouRIr CHARGES ESTABLISHED by TUE 80,
The Special Committee OF the boa.u y. a.,,s..
County Supervisors opened, yesteroAs, , w,I,,,ns
Co., into me charges preferred against s"erh' ,s
ioh '"'o ' 49,, 11,o sheriff and Keeper Conraody
- ...o, With their counsel, sainuei H. "o''''
r. ,,hor was also MED with pohuc''ps' '
u,niops was asked 20 produce inc 'oucn''e " .
80 ,or Eebruary, but said that nc ulu no' nav. '
snb matters he generally left to the keeper NO p
~ was fed he added. with food left over Dy ao'Ncr
. tong examination then followed as TO the qnahy ana
,i,v of food furnished the prisoners eaeh day ana
enc nrobabe weight OF the oaves OF bread The sherh
stated that lie did not know anything about the a,er
persopay as the taller usually attended to theSc de-
tails.
Col Howard Conraddy, the jaier then sateu tndt nc
could not produce the vouchers commitments
because thew had been burned When asked why 1ne'
mad been DESTROYED he answered that they were hoe o
after record had been made OF them lie
further stated that some the prisoners would not take
fond bnt the county was charged for their board Each
prisoner received quarters OF pound OF ca u
half mound OF bread per day, except frdays' "ncn
they fed on fish. ,,.
Tho record was then referred to, and the following
facts elected George Stewart was comnipou " JAZZ
on MAY 2 and discharged the same dav The county
as charged for two days board. Mr.. Conraddy said
that this was clerical error.
Archibald Curry admitted on May and us
charged on MAY 8. The county was charged ior iour
davs, board william Crummey was admitted Apr
and discharged April 7. The county was charged Tor
tvo davs, board The Same prisoner was ecommitted
an April and discharged April l6 The county paid
for ten days board and two commitments Jula fltz
notic sent TO ail April 49, was taken 10 court TOT
~amnafion ON the following day, after which she was
taken back Jail The county is charged for two days
board and two commitments she was hDally uls,
p"rced on April %. The county paid for ten days
Snard The Sheriff admitted that when prisoner was
taken from Jail TO he examined and then brought BACK
he charged for a second full commitment. Edward
eckson committed 10 jail May 13 and discharged on the
heard Thomas Gregory was admitted June and
discharged June 81 and the county paid for two days
hoard MANY similar cases were brought TO light.
John Armstrong the Jail cook stated that he prepared
food for each prisoner In separate pan, and that II
made odds whether 1t was eaten or not" Adjourned
TN tomorrow at y. III.
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A PITIFUL SHOT.

Felix HOlzaffe, age 81, German salesman
employed by Mccormick Baxter, shot himself IN the
left side at No rs Rvngtonst. at 7s g. m, yesterday.
The bail penetrated lung. and the police surgeons and
those Of Bellevue Hospital, whittier he was borne,
despair Of bis recovery The following translation Of
letter found in his room addressed 70 II. kucklendz,
care OF Louis Sta Co., No IL Widest, In which his
wife Anna who had deserted him, is referred TO- Is sig
nincant:
DEAK Hermann: cannot live without Anna. She 10 IN
New York Maybe she Will my death from her IN
Oh, pray MaF1alDa thousand times Tor
ipJgiy. would Like " have seen her once more