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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
9oIitifal gOtifts.

CARD.-I respectfully prt sent myself as a candi-
date fer Sheriff affhe ensu ng nominatiOn Of
the Republican Party, in New Castle cOu ".
II. II McNUTi IN,
octii-u New Cattle Hundred.
EN X CORONER = At the s lief alton Of many
Il ftiends ! vii BE- a csndidare for nomina
ton for Coroner Of New Castle unity, subject 10
the decision OF the h plbcsn RrF.
octii-tf HUMPHREY MORROW.
SHBRIFFa aLTY CARL again ofsr M self as
- candida for sheriff Of New Castle Co. sHb-
ject to the decision OF the Republican party.
eep4-tf JAMES MApTIY.
NARD.-ClPf. c. n GALLAGHER will be q can
oidate for sheriff of New Castle County. sub
leet 70 the Republican domination. Eer3 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

J PRINTING. - Every variety of job printing is
vel executed, at + sir prces, at the CosAsEcfGL
PRES. r. q. Ferris, Superintendent. CAL and
a-aHl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
CITY ITEMa.

Es-hats1san f selling msn's nns csif loHg boois
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

sEEe@szs BsesOs Boots ct Presiymsns, from
O. rs % sz50 pair
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

RAPPLBYE's Pare White olive Soap rot only in
good dinner on wasE -days but also is tf-
feCtYs preventive the ills a1islDg from eating too
much. Try II. Almand agent, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

AT ANT CIiY.-
ON the sands which sparkle bright
In tue sunDeams gold light,
hs e the rolling waters play
huscally all the day.
Chatting I'll ting, breathing Highs
Ioa pair Of RrkliLg eyes;
Triumf MS CALLING over all,
in a suit rom LOWER HALL.
This IS ut you are sure To succeed in, either IN
business or pleasure, aHd our Fan stock ulefs some
spl. nnld ba gains in all NOS u Clothing bennett
q Co., Tower dall, Market Street, tbadelphiI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

W. NJ. KEsNA L a Co offer one of the fin s. aE-
sortments Of nrst.csss Rid Gloves, to be found iu
any house South o; New York. They have the sole
control Ct the Trefousss Paris owe, pronounced
by all lad "a, who have used them, the best ana
most satl-i4ct1ry glove hey have ever worn. After
several sea s trial, and never having had pair
re ur' I'd Imperfect they feel warranted n recom-
mendlng them 10 the fullest extent The asBoTt-
mcnJ ID ef mpele In TWO md thee button. all az
ia ria n black, blsck embroidered. coored, opera
and white They also nave a hne line OF the rta
,IuuYIn KID. In All cn.nrs and RZ.A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

OIICk.-l Amor U Perkins, no hereby give no.
tics that shall apply to the Judges Of the Court
Of General Sessions Of The Peace and Ja Delivery Of
the = ate OF Delaware in and Tor th- County uf sew
Castle, at the oVrnJer Term. D., 1873, for Ii
cense 10 ket store for the sale # liquors. At No.
<. Znd Street, "a Ward, in tty OF WinIlngto
Dr and the fol 1wing ireeh Jlde' . Zee )mmend ths
o.. u ....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11
giftnse AppIitatiuns.

NOT1CE-I, Hugh Mcguire. do hereby give no.
lN tice that ! shall apply 70 the Judges of the
Court Of General ssiOns OF the Peace ana Jail
Delivery Of the ate OF Delaware, IN and for the
1Ount Ct New tsstie, at the Nov Term. a.
D., 1913, for License II keep ayern Tor tie sale
OF Liquors At ne y, Z Cor. Of NtHlh snd Wa not
Stree s Sghlh Ward, and the follow Ing freehOlders
ra...- InfnenA the sd amlLln.tInrl Al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-11

heOdore Schmidt, z. Larkfn,
Charles Weylt james NJ. SEee'e1,
Joseph SIoeckle, hOlas Jenney,
John th'is'y, John +. Bush,
rich I'd Bo m X n TaylOr
Charles Z. spark, Joseph Bradford,
Fantis Elliott, Ancrsw Grstz
Jan C1risy, Ii. Is McIutire,
Joshua Baker, Vim II Q1nn
Vim II. thompson, SAMUEL v. Schultz
John Nelly, WIN, Haze,
NJ. AlsJerg, Jus'an Schul,z, oc'1O3,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IA, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship T Truxton, Frisbie, Brazos-Churchiil i
Munozs sons
Steamship Franconia Bragg Porilapd-y F Amea
Ship Richard Robinson, Stetson, Havre-Snow 4 Bur-
CESS.
BARK Robt Godfrey OBJ, Chapman. Brisol-E e Nor
gans Sons
Bark Twsgin z Decoti dtaD, Dcrasso Cork or Fall
Bark Henry Fiitner (Br, Dckey, Triese--Jas e Ward
Bark Reindeer, Wellington. Barbados-H Trowbrdge's
Sons.
BARK Antelope, Davis, St rhomas-Roche Bros 4 Co.
Bark MM9rna,nS s'ar DID, waugh St Jago and Guanta-
BARK GeI,pania Storn Hendrickson Quebec and opor-
Brig Therese Cswed), Buggist Scttin-Tetens Book
mann.
:, Brig lEous OBJ, Weaver, Kingston, Ja-Leaycran
Brig Aylesiord (8rl Dixon, Aylesiord Ns-Has aban-
doned voyage and viii be sold
Brig Mary Grace (Br. Petts, Windsor NS--D R Dc
Brig Magaauadarie (Br), johnson, st John. NB-Jed
Brig Alexander Nickeis, Peters Galveston-A Stack
pole
sehr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Greytown tNic)--J B
schr Resale (Br), Albury Harbor Island--Joseph
schr Dandy tBr). Billiard Harbor Isand-Joseph
schr Minnie Como CBr, Collins Hamilton tBermuda)-
schr Marion (Br), Dakin, st John, Mp / Nevius 4
Son.
schr Eclipsc, Roundtrce. savannah-Beutcy, Miller
Co. N'' "
schr John, Williams, Wilmington nee s Powell.
schr Jessie smith, Tyler, Georgetown-Bentlev, GU
dersleeve Co.
schr A Forsyth, Hobbic, stamford-stamford Manu-.
featuring Co.
Steamer vespcr, Davis Wilmington. De,-A Abbott
Steamer Anthracite. Grace Philadelphia
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Grand Council OF Berne has adopted ohlp a.
tory civil marriages as O law by large majority.
No new appointment to the command of the
French Army OF Versailles will be made in the
room OF Marshal MacMahon.
The Khedive OF Egypt is building In Oriental
style, another suburban kiosk, near Constantine
pic, In the picturesque ncghborhO0d Of TchamlIda
The police OF Rome have arrested the chies OF
the international IN the city, and seized some i'm.
portant documents None oil the individuals taken
into custody are Roman.
The judicial Assizes circuits in Scotland, which
are just over. have been unusually heavy, both as
regards the number and the kind Of cases tried
At Glasgow one Judge had set down for him no less
than six cases OF murder. The crime of murder Is
considerably on the increase In Scotland.
The Austrian government, with the consent of
the sultan Of Turkey, has purchased site in the
town OF Bosna-Serai for building suitable episco-
pal residence for the Roman Catholic Bishop OF
Bosnia as also convent and school for the order
OF the Gray Sisters OF Agram. The Bishop had
hitherto no suitable ABODE in the capital Of the
border province, and was obliged to take up his
residence a. house belonging to the Franciscans,
seven hours ride or drive beyond the walls.
The Turkish government has reverted to it's orig.
inal resolution OF 1nstltutng inquiry into all the
circumstances connected with the recent riots in
the church OF Bethlehem, and HIS Exceency Zeiver
Beg VIII leave shortly for Palestine as specia, com
missioner OF the Porte Tor this purpose. Zeiver
Bey Is head OF the department In the Ottoman Min
istry for Foreign Affairs, which takes cognizance or
tire religious affairs OF the non Mussulman commu.
mites in Turkey
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KENTUCKY.
A DESPERATE CRIMINAL SHOT.

A DESPERATE CRIMINAL SHOT.
Saturday July was the day set for the trial, at
Owensvle, OF William G. Satterfeld, arrested on
the charge OF burning the town OF Owensville last
April, on the strength OF evidence given by the
horse-thief Hayden who was arrested near Owens
vile few weeks ago. In. the evidence given by
Hayden against Satteraeld he said Satterfeld
had tried to hire him to burn the
town. When Colonel Hurt, the attorney for
Satterfeld, accused him OF swearing
falsely, Hayden made at the lawyer when
Satterfeld and his crowd rushed towards him with
reYolvers in their hands. Mr.. Hoon, the jaller,
with Barnes and several other cool and deter
mined citizens, interiered and averted collision
which would have ended in very bloody fight
The result was stampede Of spectators from the
court room. The Court then adjourned till to-day,
as IL was evident that the trial could not proceed
at that time without bloodshed.
Satterheld swore that while on the street, before
going home, he would kill Mr. Hon. Barnes and
several other citizens of Owensvie who had en-
deavored to have him brought to justice. and to.
day he rode into town with his and son-in-law.
armed with double-barreled shotguns and revolt
yers. HoOn did not wait for him to commence, but
fired two loads into his body with double-bar-
relied gun, loaded with buckshot. which caused his
death in few hours. Satterfeld has been re.
garded as O desperate and dangerous character
and his death Is not much regretted by the law.
abiding citizens He has been under Indictment
since last Summer for stealing horse in Madison
county: which was traced to his place and found
there in his possession by the owner
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CALIFORNIA
TICKET THIEF

In Newark. N. j.. last night, between eight and
nine O'Clock, man named G. Hamin, cigar
dealer, was arrested on suspicion of hav
ing stolen ticket from Boston to
San Francisco, worth $14O, from the
ONCE OF c. l.. Bartlett Co., the Pennsylvania
Railroad ticket agency in Boston. 1t appears that
early yesterday morning Hamlll and well-ooking
boy OF about SIXTEEN giving his name as Harmand
called at the office OF Mr. M. d. O'COnnOr, Erie
Agent. Market street, Newark, and offered to
sell the ticket IN question. Mr.. O'ConnOr
at once suspected something was wrong
especially as the ticket was unstamped with the
sellers seal. He placed the matter In the hands Of
Detectives Smith aud McManus, and soon little
telegraphing with Boston proved Mr.. O'Connor's
suspicious correctItne ticket had been stolen
evening" VIXEN he called, he was snatched by the
officers and marched to the station. He disowns
all crminality In the matter and says the boy sod
it to him for $76 and returned to Boston yester-
day. Last night Detective Smith started for gos-
ton to confront the boy, who probably iaucies him.
self secure.
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wAsEENGT.oN.


vas" .s6ToN, July u, 1876.
Judgments Of she Go ..rt Of Claii To ne
aid. |
The ninety uAss allowed by law for the govern
ment 10 appear the supreme Court OF the united
States RON '"' decision of the Court OF Claims on
about nve <Adred OF the twenty per cent In
crease ~ ,ewed by the act OF 1857 TO civil empoye>
Of tie government in the city OF washington, Tx.
Y.red on Saturday and, no appeal having been
taken, claimants VIII now nave tnHr &c
coaats audited. II the Comptrolles decides
The claims are payable out. Of the
appropriation Of this year they WIN bspaid once;
out If he should decide that they4re payable out
OF the appropriation of last year Congress will be
called upon to make up the deficiency, as the ap-
preparation Of EAST year Pals short Of the required
a1rcont to pay them about s26 900, tie 500
ueferred to. The judgment OF the Court OF Claims
fwss entered on the 18th Q: April sad on the 21st
fOf April judgment was entered in favor OF 100 ad-
<iuonal claimants. The ninety days allowed
Saturday, but the Attorney General is
eof the opinion that the Supreme Court
has covered all points in the cases already heard
and that il is no use to appeal Consequently none
will be entered and those cases also will be
'audN ed and allowed. As the ninety days do not
expire until the present fiscal year, although judg-
menrwas entered during the last, 1t seems 20 be
TUE impTtSsfeH tnht tuty VIII NC puiu out vi tniS
years appropriation.
The Revenue Marine Service.
The revenue cutter Reliance which has been re-
Gently undergoing repairs at Pugcts Sound, has
been ordered to return to Sltka, Alaska, ana re-
sumo cruising in those waters.
The New Trade Dollar.
Six pairs of dies for the new trade dollar were
shipped from the Philadelphia mint Saturday,
for Son Francisco, and four pairs for the mint at
Carson City, New. The work OF coming the
newsdoliar will be commenced at those places as
soon as the dies are received. At the Philadelphia
mint 1t has already been commenced, and the first
one coined was received by Secretary Richardson
Today as specimen.
The National Banks Sound.
The examination OF the national bank reports
for June IL, now being made, shows theu with
lew exceptions to be in good condition.
Appointments by the President.
The President has appointed James McLear
pension agent at Brooklyn, N Y, and John J.
Saville, of Iowa. agent for the Indians OF the Red
Cloud agency, Wyoming. He also signed the CON-
missions OF Messrs. S. s. Farrell, postmaster at
COvington, KY, vice Jesse r. Grant deceased, and
Joseph W. c. Bryant, Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Fourth district Of Tennessee, vice Mullins
deceased.
Smith on AIS Travels.
Commissioner Smith, Of the Indian Bureau, left
On Western trip on Saturday evening. He COOS
.nrst to Wisconsin, then to Minnesota, and thence
to Dakota He will visit many tribes OF Indians
during his tour, and will return to Washington
about the latter part OF August. In October he
will leave for Texas for the purpose OF holding a
council with the KiOwas and Cpmanches.
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Marine Disasters.

into Rio Sansro june SIa ss NJ
sans MoSases B lying diTssted and aground
ed from her and all appurtenances.
siMn n., IayIos at fhiaSslghs . from
Chnco,caguc.
seTs ESoss; from IRoskDor Mass for New York.
ceeded. N' N""s' ""N p'o'
came of without damage.
be the AUSTRIAN in ballas! from Ireland bound to New
York, is ashore at Grand River, CD.
LIVERPOOL, June 3o-The bark Die TuQend Burdahl
hence Tor AieSsn S. Va which wa, in Collision "a the
al ne m 3 r Ns 81 s a.
since returned to dock where portion ali Of her
and below the water line ''"-' '''''0 AO0''
STANLEY, FL April H-Thc d II Dade, Rymer, from
sy and wsih II Tor nsf e
Af arrived 5Ss and at
Miscellaneous.
Purser W Kennedy, Of steamship MORO Castle, from
havana has thanks for promptly forwarding our files
and dispatches
gsaS La PLATA, ssi tons Of Salem where she built
o es and VIII BY b mHR' c
Mssrs Leighton Co.'S new fishing schr built at Essex
s s BEEN Ramea he Esnn @ tons
master. %
GLOUCESTER, July 1.-THE wrecked material including
sails rigging anchors chains, blocks windlass bowsprt
and small sparss saved from the fishing schr Empire
State OF this port wrecked Cape Porposc we re sold
at auction yesterday for 1854.
Notice to Mariners.
One OF the Delaware pilots report the inward buoy on
the Overfalis ola mile south and east OF its pro-
per position.
COAST ESGLASD-wREcx NEAR cocKLx LIGHT
Notice hereby given that green buoy marked with
the word wreck" has been placed IS fahoms east Of
sci
The buoy lies In 81 thoms at low water spring tides
with the following marks and compass bearings
house. NV Northerly
ormsby church, midway between the two southern
Cookie iightvcsscl Sc, distant 20 fathoma
The topmasts Of the sunken are water Mt
slack tide and viii be removed as soon as possible
BY order ROBIN ALIEN Secretary.
Whalcmen.
spoken-Jnne H. lat 50 n Ion Il ", brig satuebb Gro
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
hERALD MMITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNz TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Egypt lBr). Grogsn, Liverpool July 2 and
Queenstown 81, with mdse and passengers 10 r W J
Hurst July g. 100 miles vest OF Fastnet passed
ship Wisconsin, from Liverpool for New York
steamship Oceanic (Br) Riddle Liverpooi Tuiv 3 and
Queenstown ftn, with mdse aud ~ passengers 70 u
sparks July IL Lay ~ 49, Ion 81 5 passed bark Ara
mantha (Br), bound z.
Steamship City OF New York (Br, Lochead Liverpool
July and oneern , "a with md'e and 4,3 passen;
bark Harold OF naiiiaxl from Liverpool for New York
steamer bound east 18th, rs AN miles east OF DO
steamer City u London hence for Liyerpool =
steamship Wiscvn ain OBJ, Freeman Live -pool July q
and Queenstown sra with ndse and 1,s passengers TO
Dominon line steamer, bound east iith, lat Il TO- Ion
"a AZ, passed bark Lizzie (of Boston,, do ' "
steamsnip Mopro Uase Norton Havana JulyIo, with
steamship City Of san Antonio Pennington catv, ston
July via Key West 9th, with mdse and passcnger r.,
G II Mallory 4 Co. ~ ''Se"o~
Steamship George Washington, Vail New Orleans univ
s Win nase and passengers to Clark seaman
Od railway iron, &C. TO Gomez h Argunbau: yexei 10
oIder Passed SinraitaI June July IL lat 80 o. ION
for Rotterdam. ~
Bark Deodats CNor), Andersen, Cardiff 50 dsys with
Spwx 9QaW 3SSsti weasel " Ietsps E9ckmSRn.
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ANOTHER MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July IA, 1873.
At halfpast six O'Clock this evening, during an
alteration between Michael Swavel, Of el2 Cherry
street, and John weitzel his son-in-iaw, swaveI
was Knocked down and died Immediately alter.
wards. WeltZel was arrested and Is held to await
she Coroner's action. The deceased was q man OF
violent temper, and Is alleged TO have struck the
irst blow. The difficulty grew out OF the removal
rom the premises Of Swave OF piece OF lead valued
dftv cent?
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SUNSTROKE.

AS Francis Smith, young man about nineteen
years Of age, was returning from his work yester-
day afternoon the heat overcame him at the
corner of Second avenue and Fourth street. After
being attended by Dr. Treskatis he was sent TO his
home, at $50 East Thirty-sixth street.
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A HORSE PANIC IN FRANCB.-Lettefs from various
parts OF Brittany and Normandy say there have
Deen large purchases OF horses and live stock dur
mans The population do not complain Of these
purchases, which keep up prices. but they are per.
picked 70 know the reason for them m regard 70
the cattle 1t Is probably speculation but the pur
chase Of horses, chiefly for Germany, excites sur.
prise. Inc French papers are sounding note of
alarm. They say the means OF remounting their
own artillery and cavalry Will be wanting II this
commercial campaign by English and Germans
WHICH for the present Is confined TO the Fast n d
West o. France, should extend TO the central prov
inces OF the country. f
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ENGLISH WoRKINGNEN IN COUNCIL-The public
sttngs OF the second annual Congress OF the British
Federation OF the International Workingnens
Association have been resumed in the Mechanics
Institute, David street, Manchester. Citizen
Vickers presided at the organization, and there
were present other eighteen delegates and one
he had received from Citizen Eugene Dupont. y
London, sending the "fraternal greetings OF the
French branch IN London and the Congress at Lon
don," and intimating that the trades union de-
monstration at London had been a great success
that day. The telegram concluded with the words,
'Long Ii fc TO our association
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WINE DRINKERS ON STRIKB.--Advices from
switzerland state that strike OF new kind has
just occurred in the commune OF Bernins (vaudl
and Is likely to extend to the neghboring districts.
III Is tlat OF the wine and beer drinkers Two
nighSs oI frost caused some alarm az TO the wine
crop, ana tue proprie OF wine shops ana cafes
held secret meeting and determined to raise the
prices. The public, its side after o conside ra-
ton, decided upon abstaining from wine. che re-
suit Is that oil that class Of Establishments ore en-
trey deserted with the exception OF an occasional
beer,
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ENGLAND's COMMUNICATION the oniclaI returns
OF the Custom House officers at Liverpool, il
appears that during the month OF May, 1873 the
number OF ships which arrived inward was 13S
ships and 90 33l tons In the corresponding month OF
last year. The fetal number OF ships reported in.
ward bound from January / to May 80 was 2,25S
and the tonnage 1,723,6S5 being an increase from
the beginning of the year to the end OF May OF lIs
ships and l35,93s tons over the same period of
1877 The number OF vessels which cleared from
tne Mersey during the i've months was l04 OF
1919 tons, against 100 ships Of u.s. In the CORE
spending months Of the previous year.
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lad PATE Oh A CANAL BOAT CAPTAIN NEAR
NEWARK

Yesterday afternoon while Washington Barber,
captain OF Trenton c. NAL boat, was unloading
soal from his craft in tn. Passac River, at Belle
vilie, near Newark the ro,1e suddenly gave way
preclpitating him into the !, ver. He drowned be-
pre ASSISTANCE could reach him His wife witnessed
tne unfortunate occurrence win ch robbed her OF
nusSand. , Alter considerable se1rch the body was
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I" Very Nenrly.o

little tow-headed fellow named John Ellington,
while making rings in the water at the foot of
Twenty.second street, East River, fell overheard
and but for the daring OF the workingmen near by
would have been drowned. The poor little fellow
shJvering and almost frightened to death, was car
REQ TO his home by the laborer who saved him,
hnd placed IN the arms OF his mother, who, in her
10Y, forgot the thanks.
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THE LITTLE BROTHERS INDICTED.

RICHMOND, Va, July IA, 1873.
In the Clarke County Court to-day Lycurgus and
Oscar Little were indicted for the murder of their
brother, Clinton, and, being arragned, pleaded not
Yuiay. This is the ARRAY which occurred near
Winchester on the 5th OF July in which several OF
The brothers Little were engaged two OF them aad
their mother being wounded and one killed.
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THE CHEESE MARKET,

UTICA, N. Y, July H. 1873
The offerings here to-day footed only 600 boxes the
offerings OF most factories being rather small The sales
reached ully 900 boxes, at nc. l21sc. The rul NJ
figures were l2c l24c. The weeks Tory. for which
there was unusual competition. settled Tor l31kc.
Al Little Fails ny boxes OF private dairy offered
Two lots sold 2c SO boxes of fac O " were offered
and 5000 sold Tho ruling figure IKE; the cx-
tremes IL &c. l2hc.
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cALLEsED BRUTAL ASSAULT IN NEWARK.

~YesteJdax while man named Adam Gerlach,
seeAntng .cosner OF Court and Bedford Streets was
waking qaiatly along Belmont avenue, near Wa
Terley place. he was suddenly set upon by
fufiians and h'eateD, kicked aud stamped upon
until rendered h1sensible. He had TO be removed
70 his home In "a arriage. No arrests were made
and no cause ldr,tse attack assigned.