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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21
1870. TAKE NOTICE. 1871.
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USE
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BLOOD CLEANSER
on
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An Alternative and Caihartic, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood.
has now been prepared in liquid form fof more
than 10 years. In January or February. 1870
another party commenced TO prepare similar
which should not be mistaken for ours Ask
CA" and accept no others.
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and zen.
uine, is printed in green on a yellow wrapper
having also the signature Of p. Fahrhey N D.,
Chicago.
"Dr. p. Fdtrney's HeqhA Aes,enqey' gives
the history and uses of the BLOoD CLEAxsrn. tes-
umonials and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
DIR. Z. FAHRNEYS BROS. & co.
WaynssJoTo, franklin Counfy. ia
AK Tor Dr y. Eahrney's Blood Cleanser Gnd
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold BY wholesale and retail dealers aud By
GtLKESON X PATTIE.
RoDlRey, West Ia.
Also, By J. ". Baker, Bloomery-Cooper A
horn, Capon BHdge-Daniel Parish. Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Ys-Garvin 4 Bro.
High Fiew-Bruoe Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West VA. O
Mcdonald, Capon Bridge-Sydnor Mcdonald.
Hanging Rock-Cooper, Horn h Carter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. y. ELLIOTT.
Troceiing Ageat
June 90, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

Home Office at Petersburg, Va, with Local Board
ct Charlestown, West Va.
CHARLESTowN POLICY-HoLDER BOARD
NATHAN S. WHITE, President.
Philip II. Powers, s. Howell Brown,
David Howell, Nathaniel Conrad
George II. Turner, joseph TronnelI
James Law. Hooff Dr. VIM. r Linpet,
Arch. McCarroll, Col r. p Chew
John Burns
FRANK BECKWITH, Sec'y. and GenI. Agent.
1 lFE Policies are generally acknowledged TO
IL be among the safest and most desirable in
vestments. This Company is Virginia Enter
prise intended by strict economy in its man
agement, To offer security TO the Policy Holder
at toTeT rates than any other company III he's
been localized in this State by the appoin tmen {
OF the above Board who are to have charge Of
and to invest within the limits OF this Agency,
the entire reSerOe arising from POLICIES insured in
this DistIict-thus checking the constant drain
OF money from our almost Impoverished country.
The members of this Board after a careful ex
animation of all the features of this Company.
ieel no hesitation in heartily recommending il to
Their friends, as sqfe aud in all respects, a
home enterprise.
W. II. MCDOWELL,
AGENT FOR HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Nov. IS, ls72.-;y.
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HAurDry Sroyrr CoLtna,

THE next session or this Seminary Of learn
4 ing viii commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4th 1873
Hampton Sidney is situated ia Prince Edward
County, Va, within few hundred Yards of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Farmylle The nearest depot OF the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad The locality Of
the College is most healthy, and The community
around distinguished for intelligence and picty
There Is no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with tine College. II retains the cur.
Hculum and The great aim Of its teachers IL To
secure thoroughness in the training and instruc-
ton Of their pupils and thgs to prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties Of life
The ordinary expenses Of = student exclusive
Of The cost Of clothing, travelling and books are
from 1925 o S275 n year
Fw Catalogue and further information sr-
ply TO
REV. j. ". p. ATKINSON.
President H7mp9en Sidney College,
Prince Eaward County, Va.
July IS, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

SPEAKING FROM OBSERVATION. Of the wit
tiest as well as one of the most brilliant meu
Pennsylvania has produced was the late George
w. Barton, of Philadelphia, who once occupied
a seat on the bench. Trying case before a
Judge who was chiefly remarkable for obtuse-
ness, he took occasion 10 say that he had often
seen great ass in judicial robes. "You speak
from experience, suppose, was the angry retort.
mot at all, replied Judge Barton, az am
speaking directly from observation. - Harper's
Magazine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

yss- "Now, Willie, dear" says Fanny, "do
have little courage. When have a powder
to take don't like it any more than you do ;
but | make up my mind that will take it., and
dol" land when have powder to take,
replied Willie, 81 make up NY mind that won t
take IL, and don't"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

THE JoKER.-A colored man living on Macomb
street, Cincinnati, having admired n colored wild
ow living in the next block above but being n
fIaid TO come out boldly and reveal his passion
went to white man Of his acquaintance, the
other day and asked him to write the LADY a
letter asking her hand in marriage The friend
wrote telling the woman, in q few brief lines
that the size Of her feet was the talk Of her neigh
borhcod, and asked her il she couldn pare them
down little. The name Of The coored man was
signed, and lie was to call on Saturday night
for An answer. The writer Of the letter met the
negro lmping along the street. and asked him
what the widow said. The man showed him
bloodshot eye, scratched nose, n lame leg. and
spot on the scalp where handful Of wool had
been violently jerked out, aud he answered, in
solemn tones
"She did Mt say nutIu', an didn't stay dar
mcre'n minute
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

-e- Madam why were you not here before %
al could not come. sir Were YOU not sub
poeuaed, madam % Eyes sir; but was sick -
"what was the matter, madam" az had an
awful boil sir" upon your honor, madam %
mo sir, upon my arm"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

BiLLINGsGATE OUrDoYE.-Johnsou once made
bet with Boswell that he could 60 into the fish
market and put woman in n passion without
saying word she could understand The Doc
tor commenced by silently indicating with his
nose that her fish had passed that state in which
mans olfactories could endure their odor.-
The Billngsgate lady made a verbal attack in
common parlance. The Doctor answered
You are an article, madam"
mo more an article than yourself, you mis-
begotten villain.
''You-you, " stnmmered out Tie woman, cho-
king with rage at list Of titles she could not
understand.
lyon are pronouu.'
The bedlam shook her fists in SPECIFICS rage
you are verb, an adverb, nm adjective, n
conjunction, proposition, and an interjec,ion, -
suddenly continued the Doctor, applying the
harmless epithets at proper intervals
The nine parts Of speech completely conquered
the old woman and she flung herself down in
the mud, crying with rage at being thus "black.
guarded IN a set Of unknown terms, which, not
understanding. she could not answer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

OF the most stylish and substantial character
All the material used ls guaranteed to be of the
very best quality, and the workmanship cannot
oe excelled, as none but first-class workmen are
employed. ! also manufacture
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21
Thinning Business

EVE subscriber has openeda Tinshop in ROM
n uey, IN the Mcdowell Store house where he
is prepared to furnish at the shortest notice,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

G3-A Nashville man was awakened the other
night by pain in his stomach, and thinking the
cholera was at hand he cutched for a bottle OF
camphor which he kept on the table, ready for
instant use, and commenced to apply it with vi
gorous rubbing to his abdomen He experienced
considerable relief, but WAS considerably sur
prised at not perceiving the strong scent Of cam
phor. Suspecting that he had made mistake
he lighted the gas and made an inspection,
which resulted in the highly satisfactory discov-
cry that instead of camphor he haG used ink
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

Boswell once asked johnson il there was no
possible circumstance under which suicide would
be justifable. NO" said Johnson ''Well -
said Boswell, "suppose a man had been guilty
of fraud and that he was certain to be found
out. "Why, them" was The reply, lin that
case let him go to some country where ne is not
known, and not to the devil, where he is known -
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prove this chance.

MY BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED TO
ALL EXCEPT THOSE WHO HAVE
BALANCES DUE THEM. Those de-
string accommodation on short time, pW
please apply at Ny Ne,o place of business
Tile OLD armstrong Corner, opposite
tie Court House -tchers intend 10 pursue
my Turner style Of business Short prcfts
for Cash and prompt time buyers. / do
not rant LoNG-wINDED customers, be-
cause / don ,cant to charge them the enoy-
nous profits required TO sustain such a Ju.
siness, ,9hich is not only rNinoa tn he bur
CT Jm 10 me seller, and / am fully salts.
fed hat a gear and halfs experience has
convinced my numerous friends as ,ceH as
myself that The only safe policy is cch or
shoJf credits The unprecedented crhaUa-
goaces If tie age, 'oould, II long time cere
s1i,Hded, eUeHtuaHV bankrupt ME con1mu-
niiy, bit on The Cash basis zee can onIy
t'r> ,cjhin or income, and can thus yegu-
ate our erpenses. In my new place Of
business you loU fnd the aocb Morough
and complete, embracing ,yery thing Wsu.
ally fopnd in n FIRST cla. DWoge Store
and Uih increased facilities IN he rroy If
more eonD1odious rooms, hope 10 merit a
continuance Of former liberal patronage
liter the Stock is closed out on the Gibson
Corner intend to open up a ne,o class Of
Jusinsm ,Ciich sciW be 10 the adranfqge Of
NE entire community.
nT Ny Father, 'qtc Of he firm Of
.SHEET,Z & KUYKENDALL, and
KCYKENDALL d SHEETZ, tsiH BE-
associated nth me in business, and igiH lie
gtad 10 sec and attend to he rants Of his
many old cu'tomer' and friends.
z. b. SHEET,
Armstrong Corner, opposite Court bouso.
Romney, Sept. 10, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-21

re- a ,ender-hearted little girl once came in
from the woods and showed face covered with
musquito bites "Why cid you not drive them
away ~ said the mother ''They would not
go" said the child "Why did you not kill
them?' 'Tt would not have been right" vas
the answer. 'ButI have seen you kill them Mt
home urged the surprised mother. ''Yes, mann
ma, argued the child firmly, 'ff they come in
to my house and bite me- kill them. But if |
go into the woods, that is their house and |
have no right to kill them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
Srw.YonK. Saturday. oct II. Is


The local horse trade of the week ending
hinder this date has lacked animation, and outside the
rbIo auction marts tho business transacted has been
rerv meager Fine carriage horses have thus far been
pomtnay held ct strong figures Careful inquiry, how
aver enables to state that large concessions have
hen made 10 purchasers with cash In hand Dealers In
valuable stock arc rule, very reluctant to prices
realized aud generally 90 exaggerae II stating them
At ALL IL Is nevertheless fact that the limited
number OF carriage aud road horses which ohangeat
hands the of the current was sOlg ~
from % 30 per cent less than during the @
period OF the past wear Among business horses Ines
and heayy truck horsPs alone have maintained ned
while common draft horses have soine"Ds uo nun
although not as much 40 pleasure horses dinosed of
Der OF horses OF every description were Prices
through the agency ~ the pubic auction msrS AA
realized were moderate. ,,., ororu
SAILS or THoRoUGuBREDs AND TBoTIISG sIVO 20 ~,
Mr. Robert Bonner OF tins city has ~ ,our
a. WEIGH Of Chestnut Hill, near Philadepni' t Era
Sear old colt Prince BY william noiJ Tnro me I Case
Formerly sam MARSHALL has been s9id IVY sr n,, oUu
1ndriga1 Of Albion IN 10 Nj W. j. Kelley OF OI'1ws'
IN Tor 81 on : : Keuncy OF Jessamine county NY,
mas sold 10 Mr. W. Ii. wilson OF Ashana fsrk tne Va5
b. lie ~ N~asoW Brook. by Ned Forrest, for $500.
hessrS A. BOttsfOrd and john sumner OF Now iOLA
b1ye nurelased Of CaItain Tongh OF Leavenworth,
Eanses. he two valuable troters Honest John and
lincoln for $500 The following uOttng STOCK, 'he
property Of Mr. j. VI. Patterson was recently soid ~
I'm, re yrs old BY toaa Gentleman out Of an Iron Duke
Chesin1 ce By Couutr, Gentleman dsm unknown, $3.50
scrr sedng four yeaIs old BY Norton Sir Jacob. $3.50
On Tuesday oct d. 90 IL O'Clock, tue large SAFE OF MT
udn Maces rOtng STOCK Wi be heid al SIdOies no 10
West PoTty-e ghth-si., near Broadway The catalogue
6ucludcs several wckuOwn rOterS who have records
some OF them well into the twentes. StOnewau JACK
sOo Magma Charta Buttcrbal, Pen Yam, Young Hooest
billy Blair, George Hicks ana DINER nOleu auhhs AT
Im6ng tie lots 10 be offered Major W. Barker will
Al the sale held to-day q Messrs Barker Chase's
tiiy Auction Mart and n Y. Iattersalls the horses
fO he QiSnOspd OF follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
Boaro nno Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.


Below Fourteenth-st
SMALL private family oo w v bE 5a. one ON Co, or
T,i,rsnees rsqaied. Inquire at 263 FosItea.s
A HANDSOMELY furnished PARLOR and
IA RID ROOM with ample ard all the appliances OF moeIa
6o,s.frpS Vii be LIT 81 No so West hntbtL b~tseen MN
spd yes gentleman desires Tcepooay pleasant apart
s1sos Roeenoes EXCHANGED
MO. II LEY-PLACE.-SUlTES OF
IN sgtby furnished ROOMS for families or single geDHene WIZ
EivtN table or table oh0ie. References required
= WEST 12TH-ST., near Flfth-aYe-f Uh-
- EIsHED ROOMS LET for gentlemen "lilqa DoAiu.
Bsferenoes exchanged 8
ri SOUTH WASHINGT0N-SQUARE, 4TH-
81 STA choice " nicely Furnished large anJ tm- "
JET genteueu o. e. viii OF without Board; all the noasfn
tEsoTeasEtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

Since last have TO note slight Improvement In
7he condition of the local carriage trade The aggregate
sales from the repositories fair considering the
p creOiypcd dizziness which prevailed during the fort
gbt preceding the week about TO closet and II not
slk business at least speedy return 10 the normal
condition the trade generally anticipated. The en-
stock Of the OF our leading manufacture
and dealers Is probably moro than Onetblrd
a. Of what IL this time last year The de-
9nlnd not likely 10 be better than last FALL and as
Of our carriage work at present con-
ned 10 orders manly. and large number Of workmen
1ld consequently 10 he DISCHARGED. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
Boaro ano Rooms.
Miscellaneous.

A FAMILY owning house in first-class and
eoanI Ioese. furnished
adults ony those wiling 70 liberal phSe need apply.
Address PRIVATE. Station G.
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Situniions Uanteo-- Alales
Clerks. Statesmen, &c.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK Tribune WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TTIR UPTOWN
2sgGEs s q li OFFICE SS ssSs fSs we;
between % ADD
tons r,1 door 70 DE PostORcs to resaiT ono,
JVANTED-A position as FOREMAN in a
w fos,' hort cultural eti Tie sdertsI h' bed a
D. . Ts E' bosf ' ssd Sa' i5l S'is Address
Coachrnen.
A FIRST CLASS colored C0ACIIMAN wishes
~ STATION tLoIangy g-isrihd' bis dulles eIcelent tT
COACHMAN AND GROOM.-By a Scotch
" Protestant cuny ursetad t, care end Of
horse = IN CIV sve5 rs 'I wa dnR s ra 3sfs
AMERICAN BUREAU, 100 Wet S4hst, broadway Iqurc
fora
NOACHMAN and GARDENER-An English
- Protestant yoqTs man With exc lent references washes .ua
ton thorough los-g5 I'D Iaa reasr Is careful driver
the eOu1iry Can be seen a 1873 6h'vs over drag store
COACHMAN and GARDENER, HOUSE,
good Groom and p Car ' wife f. an Cook
e. Pleas, cal at cARPRSTERS i3s we ii'6si cor Gssys
COACHMAN, GROOM, and GARDENER-By
y P :ss r TSaf S s@ sC s, Of e. 9 END Io
siy use rood rscommendltions vaes Moderate Cal az OAR
PBHTLItS, l3S Wes. llth-st, corner Gih ASe.
Gardeners.
Y IL,
~ married t9o elnl wants siustlon thoroughly acquainted
With prop'raisg o9s green I'D ho hgles nuy yesetaoe.
ysas qgd drawing done heat F,srere , 6On Ss%g2 seu
bstseen Avenues ssd b.
Walters.
WAITER and SERYANT.-By young Man
who wax table carve clean silver. sweep, cau paint
windows niIoT &C. and snI9a, G .Siq5 At sI,e wage
St. corner Gil-sye
WAITER.-By a Young MAN, Protestant
the French o6n ba a' r aeS 6a S5 5l : ost
the country IS wiling 70 80 a. 80 e5 month to ocnegee Con be
IT.. corner Broadway. Inquire for IT, J.
WAITER and USEFUL NANNY a respect
w able Understands tie duties Of waiter and willing
We very bet q references apps ODELLS PRANC0ANERICAH
BUREAU 100 West 3itht corner Of boadway Iaqlire for ~
WAITER.-By a tall young man; under
the duties Of srsclass waiter; willing him.
% s9. IS S 5S fya m los
West 3l'h-si corner Bfo-d"sy Inquire for p.
Miscellaneous.
4 RESPECTABLE young man from the
"a desires situation. joneyman TAILOR WAITER
For reference call or address T. 1872 West 26h
At s. g. +. V. ODELLs. 100 West 34th-st.,
~ corner Of Broalwsy-EsalsheI lsJ2MALE HELP Of ever
Men, &c, Of nationality constantly hard references uye
SERVANT, COACHMAN, &c.-By a man
- aged - years who : good PvEk aad GROOM also can
IIhsi.. corner 6thave.
ITO any person needing the services of an
honest, Industrious American b. luh aged -
in need empomeot has ordinary school education, and
well acquainted With the city; good mechanic aad would prove
u shop, olee, Please address
INDUSTRY. Tribune Ohee
Useful MANLY a sober, industrious
u person. aged - take and
drve; also milk gardening build fires clean bot, 6c cool
Concentrations wages Moderate Call CARPENTERS 1913 West
llthsL. corner 6bave.
XVATCHMAN or PORrFR-By a German
" Man Protestant would make himself gtusral useful ahoul
genilman's place is faithful and Trustworthy; end security n re-
q1ed Can he ODBLLS FancoAmecln Bureau lO9 West
3ith-st. corner Broadway Inc Tor G. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
tl1inter Resorts.

WEST END HOTEL, Fort Washington.
wv On., during the Reasonable
E CHARLES H. sHkLLRY, Propristor
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.
cit is rumored that the Department of i

BIt is rumOred that the Department of Docks
Will soon begin three piers near the foot OF
Chrstopher.st The bulkhead will also be extended TO
the new line thus making Wesst. IN that neighbOrhOOd
nearly 80 feet IN width.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
afternoon but adjourned until D. N. on Oct 49, after
passing few bills. the only important Of which
that OF Mathesus Frey for $4,000, for cabinet work
for the 9Th Regiment ArmOry.
Tax Commissioner Andrews states that the
report concerning the under-yauatiOn OF the Grand
Opera House arose from the mistake of clerk, VINO
turned over pages OF the valuation book instead OF
one, and that the property is taxed for s5i5,0OO
Controller Green states that the amount due
from tine city the state for taxes, about sOoOOoO will
be paid as IL be collected. Since the books
for the taxation OF personal property were opened on
Saturday, there has been paid into the Treasury about
SlJ65f2.
Alderman Kehrgsreceived, yesterday, from
tie Seventeenth Ward Council OF Political Reform a
note summonng him 10 appear before that body, at
PlymptOn Hail building at 1880 p. m on Thursday. and
explain his with regard To the police justice nom
iCatiOns. As he Is a member Of the Council, ana IN
responsible 10 It, he proposes 10 appear and
requested. His speech at the last meeting oil
the Aldermen been printed for general Information
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sustained injuries which resulted in death shortly after

sustained Injuries which resulted In death shortly ater
ward
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Friedman held In 300 bail TO
charge OF afr = lOus assault on Mrs Car0nne
Walters, yesterday. An infant daughter OF John Tom
linsOn found dead In bed, yesterday morning. at me
residence OF its parents, Jackson and Nowarkss Inc
county ply slcln notified, and post-norem exam.
ination was held The physician decided that the enid
was poisoned by the miasmatc efiuvia eDgendered by
stagnaDt pools the saugherhouses and fatrenderlhR
establishments "A Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society
has been recently organized with 40 members an1 tue
following officers: President, Mrs. Waldhren vice
President Mrs Solomon; Secretary, Mrs. stern treas
urer, Mrs l.. Ettnger.
NEwARK.-Tbe cornerstone OF st. PauPs Epscopai
Church. at Market and ii gh-sts was laid by BtshOp
Odenheimer, yesterday morning. with appropriate GER
emonies large number of clergy from Other clies
and towns we're present. Anton Mol, VINO keeps q
saloon at Cottage and MulDeTry-sts, accidentally shot
himself I'm the abdomen, last evening, while drawing
charge from a revolver The wound ID supposed 10 DC
fatal.
GUTTESBERG.-A warrant was issued yesterday Tor
the arrest Of George Davis charged win r0Dblng TWO
Frenchmen at the Weehawken ferry three weeks ago
.. The Quarrymen Guards have reOrganlzod ny the
election Of Michael Henry. captain; Dennis MeGrath
treasurer, and George Stanton, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
PROBABLE FRATRICIDE.

AN INTOXICATED MAN SHOOTS HIS BROTHER, AND
INuIcTs DANGEROUS wOUND-fHE AssAILANr
AIII-sIEp.
While Officer Shaw of the HaTbor Police was
pnsoe along Westst, at O'Clock last evening he saw
Two n,eu quarreune, aud while he was yet watching
chem the youngest revolver from his pocket and
nt, al thc other. after which he fed Ihe obcef pur'
d t, as-ailaui and overlook him before he had pro
r.aed hundred ards. The man attempted TO tre al
,or bnt the latter closed with him 70 quickly that
Az, .as unable 10 DO so After severe struggle, during
ubeh the officer was surrounded ny MOD
I'd wac roughly handled, the wouldbe murderer
mas ,ecured. aud the pistol wrested from his
,rasp IN the meantime the wounded man was
,i,tsd M and taken the Twenty seventh Precinct
bouse FROM which he removed 10 the PAX
uospital. TIE prisoner aud the wounded man were
h,o,bers named Michael ana Joseph HOben OF no. AZ
$3.50 are respectively "a ana 80 Joseph j. quor
1870 - M II Westst, ia front OF whose store the
sofing affair took place, and Mlch0el was engaged As
r.,tender for him. Both were welluItsstu Wei
LINING men when brought into the statlOuhOnte ana
lie eaer brother said 70 be very gooo
financially o..t .-t,u.s.es IN the ehoofiur
- aoc could DO found who was ACQUAINTED WIN inc
cause OF tbe act, WDsD Questioned w SeIkVsN' Su'