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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-03


PEACH blossoms are ont honeying
the bees
THE weather of Sunday was clothed
in the livery of heaven.
THE Selden Irwin combination will
return next week. "Biles' will be
along.
Two felony warrants We're issued In
this city yesterday for boys just in their
teens.
MARCH came in like n neighbor call
ing to borrow. She'll go out like u
long-horn with flyunder his tail.
Mr.. PAT O'DoNNELL announces
himself candidate for the Office of
alderman Of the first ward in to-day's
HERALD.
DALLAS topers, in view of the APP
proach of the 'woman temperance
movements" predict the present sea-
son will be . dry one.
WE had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting Captain John w. Lane, assis-
tant secretary of the State senate, who
is home on short visit
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of sale Of the building on block
No. 81, on Elm street, known as the
old j. X. p. Record residence.
MEssRs. DENNY & Co. have pur-
chased the lot east OF the Elm street
Presbyterian church, of Mr. Roger, and
will at once construct store house 25
by 100. A''
Hon. w. II. BAKER, vicepresident Of
the Texas Central road, will be in the
city to-day. "Billy" Bakers cordial
temperament and gentlemanly graces
will make him heartily welcome any
where.
We, return thanks to our friend
Goslin for a ticket to the first grand
Purim ball, to begiven at Odd Fellows
hall tonight. We shall endeavor to
he present, knowing full well that it
will be one of the best affairs of the
season.
A SUIT for one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, for defamation of
character, is brought by A. Fitzgerald
against the West Fork Baptist associa-
ton of Tarrant county. The original
citation for several members residing
in this county is on file in Sheriff
Barkley's Office.
GALLOWAY, of the Ohio & Mississippi
pirailroad has suffered an abbreviation
of his estate by the loss of his dog.
This dog will answer devilish quick to
the name Of, Satan, and the man, wo-
man, boy or girl, colored or white
trash, who will return it to the Cosmo-
politan, will be literally rewarded.
MAlloNtET said: paradise is at the
feet of msthers.n There are some
boys In this city why have had minia-
lure sunset horizons painted OH their
spanking quarters, by their mothers
slippers, who can't see where the Para
disc comes in, unless it is when the
slippers from those feet make them see
stars.
A WORTHY widow lady living on
South Market street was dragged while
asleep ON Saturday night aud robbed of
every particle of clothing there was in
the house. She was preparing a tray
cling trousseau for visit at distance,
the day Beforehand had shownit osome
negroes, who she suspects were instru-
mental in her losses.
OUR railroad agents have already
opened up good business with our
merchants in selling them tickets East
ior their spring stocks. If any hus-
bands should notice an increased ner-
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Tho Wi known proporly:Enown Us no
"CrutchneId House,
ION WORK.

We have the facilities and the work.
men % do nv good work, ana NJ IN
low rates, nv cnn he done anywhere
ana we mean 10 do II. Bring your
Fine Sob Work 20 TlHE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner Of Main ana
I.aruar streets,
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We have tried it, Tried whate Why, the
great Cough remedy, PICTORIAL BALM!
Having derived benefit from it, we use the
scriptural injunction, 60 thou and do like
wise" For sale by all druggists.
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To Messrs. we. Holland, j. l., Leonard, j.
IL. Bryan and j. w. Crowdus, Directors OF
the Dallas City Railroad Company:
GENrLEMEN--We, tho undersigned original
stockholders in the Dallas City Railroad
Company, request that You win not resign
your position as Directors in said company
and that you will meet together and transact
any business that your wisdom may distate
for the interest of the Dallas City Railroad
Company.
JNO. W. SWINDELI4S,l
for Fannie b. Swindells,j
JAS. BENTLEY,
W. l.. MURPHY,
q. NJ. SWlNK,
SANGER BROS,
j. NJ. BROWN,
j. A. FOWLER,
by j. Peak,
W. II. GASTON
&c. & j. NJ. MCCOY.
Dallas, Texas, February %, 1874.
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Mm. q. M. nECIIE ITr

Ia our authorized ngenl for this city, WIN
power 10 mako collections ana solicit hdytr'
ilsementa aud SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor thls paper
All contracts made by him VIII De feoog'
uIzed by this Olncc,
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BANGING ACADEMY.

At the solicitation of many friends and pu-
pills, Prof. w. n. George will teach one term
more in this city, commencing about the
first week in March. Positively the last term
OF the season. Those wishing to join can do
so by subscribing to the roll at Conner Il
Walkers drug store, Main street.
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A beautiful young lady went to ball one
cold night-danced till late hour-became
too warm-went hone-was chilled--sick
next day-doctor several days--no relief-a
friend calls-urges the use OF English Female
Bltters-one bottle cured. l7dlm
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Buy n share IN eleven tickets OF the Louis
vile Library Gift Concert for your wife and.
baby, and let them have chance to cry
"keno,p as we'll as yourself Shares sold by
o'Gerry at the postoflice, Pierce & Lyle and
Jonn McElhare, at 81 75' lSdtf
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D''rsto' iVNV'i TO"IU''IS ID Io'fs
The Directors of the Dallas City Railroad
Company will meet Mt the office of the CON-
pany on Wednesday, March 4, a. d. 1874, at
o'clock p. m, being the time of our regular
monthly meeting, for the transaction of any
business that would properly come before the
Board of Directors.
G.. NJ. SWINK,
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,ro,yn Lois for snic.

Twelve lots (ono blonlt), ON me prlhclpnl
mo Central railroad, IN Dallas county, Tor
sale ut low prices Apply
JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
ivI5dtf Herald Onice.
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MIR, w. ~. sparkle,

OF shreveport, h our authorized agent for
tiat city, 10 whom parties desiring loWdVer'
,iso In OF subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
spectfully referred.
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NOTICE 80 ADVERTISERS.

Iycreaftcrnli bills for advertisements
n this paperwiii he collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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Wanted---A Partner,

With capital of from three TO five thou
sand dollars, in business already estab-
llshed in Dallas yielding profitable returns,
and without the hazards OF ordinary trade.
References given ana required.
To lind the party, apply To
,o- JOHN HENRY BROWN.
l5d5t2jWlt
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,

In tracts to suit, adjoining the towns Of Hut
chlns, Ennis, Rice and Richland, on the Tex
MS Central Railroad, In Dallas, Ellis and Ma
varro counties. These lands are of the very
best quality, adjoining important railroad
towns. Apply to
JOHN HENRY BR0WN.
ljl3t Dallas.
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ADyElsTISEMENTs

Intended for the mornings herald
should he handed in by o O'ciOcis the
previous evening" 10 insure their in-
aertiOn. A SO
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Exchange.
Cotton.

Business In the cotton market remains
quiet. There is no change to report in fig
ures from last week, which were as follows:
The total receipts at the cotton yards for
the season up to the present time amount TO
q, 7ss bales.
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Board

Board
For a gentleman and wife, or for two or three
single gentlemen, can be obtained in II pri-
vate family by applying to ELS
l2dtf STEAGALL & CO., Elm street.
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DR.. Beaumont, ofSt. Louis, Mo-, will open
an Intimacy in the city of Dallas, about the
twentieth of March, 1874, for the treatment
Of all chronic diseases, especially those Of the
Eye and Ear. The doctor intends to make
IL AN institution worthy the confidence and
patronage of the afflicted. He has had large
experience in the treatment and operations
upon the Eye and Ear, M well rs in the treat
ment of all chronic diseases. lie will be pre-
pared TO perform all operations In surgery.
Tho doctor will have associated with him
some of the best medical talent in the state,
and cordially invites MI who are afflicted TO
give him call or correspond. Letters will
receive prompt attention.
This win be n permanent institution so
you need not be afraid of being deceived.
The doctor lisa graduate of medicine and
surgery. Also Of the New York Eye and Ear
Institute. l7d2t2jwlt
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Go TO stegaII a. GO. for rurni-

iire' books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
Shades. pictures, and all kinds
OF mouidings, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
Iery. 2s,Sw,f
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To Smokers.

Go to Goslin's Cigar Stand and get the
"seryadora" cigars-three for twenty-five
cents. l5d3t
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Miscellaneous,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

POr Mayor,
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nounce u.y .nNn
ms n candidate for the ONCE Of Mayor of the
city Of pnllnh,
For Treasurer,
We are authorized and requested to an
"o''''' HENRY BOLL
M n candidate Tor Treasurer ~ the city oil
Dallas, nj The election In April next
Assessor aud collector,
We are authorized and requested to Nn'
n0unco
u. j. KEErON,
ns n candidate for Assessor ana Collector o.
the city of Dallas, ~ the election, APlll Nh
next
We arc authorized and requested 10 an
nOuncu
VI. THEyESET,
ns IA candidate for Assessor ana Collector ol
the city OF Dallas, ut the ensuing corporation
election In April next.
Alderman.
Having 10 some extent Improved ""
streets OF our great city OF DallhN,
now like to walk upon them clolht" N,lh
The honOrs Of m Alderman. ] hereby de-
clare myself nm independent candidate for
the office of Alderman OF NE FllSl Whrui
and solicit the suilfNgcs OF all my lrlrnds
PAT O'DONNEllh
For Marshal.
We are authorized and requested 10 nm
| nOunce
j. u. lGLEfANT
Ms an independent candidate for the office Of
| CITY Marshal nj the election In Aprll next.
We are authorized and requested TO an
| nOunce
HgRA VI IL. 30 LES,
| AS n candidate for Marshal of the city OF
| Dallas, AT the city election In April next.
10 the voters of Dallas clty-llavlng here,
loiore been honored with your sulirnges,
again announce myself MS an independent
candidate for marshal Of the city of Dallas.
THOMAS FLYNN.
10 the voters of the city of Dallns-lelley'
Ing that all Offices which are not of II pnrl!
IAN character should be filed by the untrnm
mailed voice of the people, and that conNen'
lions are not lUlrly expressive OF the peoples
choice, but the pluyihing Of subscriptions
trlckstelS, who hy bargain and intrigue con
troll them against the Will of the majority
therefore announce myself as an indcpend
ant candidate for the office OF city marsha
ut the ensuing election.
GEORGE Il. HOLLAND, JR.
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Wanted-.-To Borrow

one thousand dollars ..ior six or twelve
months, guaranteed by INST class real estate
security In Dallas.
Address lock box 40, poStonlce.
ljd5t2jWlt
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Dallas City Railroad.

Law Blanks of every description for sale,
and printed to order, at this office.
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good thing TO know when your hair is
turning grey, is that Bineaud's lightning
Hair Dye reproduces its natural appearance.
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Condensed Through Time Card
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central R'y

Train leaving Galveston at NJ and Hons
ION az Jpn daily; except Saturday, arrives
a S lo saHss Ned River City next day at 1850
sec day at pm; st. Louis second day at
e pm; indianapolis third day at 4.22 am:
Cincinnati third day at si5 am; Chicago tbird
aay AZ 20 am; Buffalo fourth day at 3O5 am:
lav v" M ionftn Gay at62o pm; Pttsburg third
am; New York fourth day at i2:3O noon:
louisville third day at rs am; Baltimore
fourth day at $40 am; Washington fourth day
pa ~ IAN am Boston fourth day at ll2O pm; ST.
w,,n J.. D0RAND, GEM STUNT.
D. WALDO, Gen1 Ticket Agent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF The DALLAS HERALD,)
March ?, 1874.
The money market remains steady at the
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PIERCE az EYEE keep Mul.
steal instruments OF every de-
scriptiOn.
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THE DAILY HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1871

Tho rocolpts for the past three days Nre ~
follows ,.,,,,o,
Ordinary oglOl.c good ordinary lsl'sgi%'V
low mlddllng 10 l-2@lgl.T mlddllhB u l'sa'
Tompllins n Iitlleheldrormrr,r,''' ~ y, naies
spencer q ro,,nrru"rr"''''""'''r"'' 'ij haiea
~, u, LuGe tOp,uuu,"ruu,'rr""''w ~ "n''
Total ,,,,,urn,rrrrr',u""u"'''' 100 n''''
Freghts-Galyeilon 81 OOi New orleans
81 0al 4 shreveport ~ co.
nIdca and Leather.
There Is little doing IN tho lldo inNF'o"
The offerings are very light, and we nave no
change 10 report In figures MesSls' s'hoeh'
kopf q Co. furnish quotations IN follows
Selected lOci green sailed sNoi inl lpri deer
skins 25o, u on for grubby In all classes
Harness Lonihcr--ONli llalaci llemlook N@
ilc Slsrlng too Tie, sole lealher-oHK i's
dc; Hemloek 33aaOc.
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Law Blanks of every description for sal,
and printed to order, Mt this Office.
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AND THE END rs NOT VET.
WALL paper. window shades.
jackets and cOrnicc moulding
still cOminga mt
PIERCE ~ LYHE'S.
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Southern Life Insurance Company.

During the absence of Mr.. s. l.. May from
the city, the business OF this company VIII he
attended 20 by
DIR. NJ. u. FRANKLIN,
nj the Bookstore of Franklin Il Penn, on
Main street, Dallas.
February ~, 1874. l6dtf
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Assessor ANA Collector, ~ TIE ensuing olo'
lion In Aprll, 1874.
j W Crowdus A II shepherd
w A Terry u Willonlhal
N u darlington Pierce & Lyle
4 l. Marnlls " q NJ Kuhn
w ECarter 4 Co Chan A. Bro
w \ Odoll David Goslln
@ X Elllolto NJ Wohl
II Goslln j NJ Dram
l. johns Ilogel 4 Riddle
II Harris j u Burnell
u Cado i u Seddllng
II Page j i Eylnr
q u Crank N Antoine
q A Cutler u luekmnn
BP lInuy Fox " liro
j May Geo Meyers
j & y Rrn W A Rodgers
4 Wehber Sanger Bros
Chas Doppo A Davis
u Davis GIN Littlcneld ~ Co
Joseph Loyy n V Tompklns
II lAngG j q Browne
4 lsrnGlsky NJ Ullman
Jno II Bryan NJ W Mcpherson
Joe Y Fields Il Spencer
j \ ElliOtie j q Page
II Philips j Il Williams
CA Gouzc i X Ennis
j = walker II fully
q W Rankin A A johnston
Franklin & Penn y Loeb & co
ThOs Con0ll u II JamlsOn
J N linrtholOw and others
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Gard,

40 Mr., Thomas i. Keelon
Nm We, the undersigned cliISons of pal'
lns, respectfully request that you announce
yourselves candidate lor the Office NJ city
Assessor aud Collector nj the ensuing oloe'
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A heavy invoice Of blank and
memorandum books received
at PIERCE AZ ENhE'S.
Franklin ~ PcMRA take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.

For SMlc.
Three good residences In this city. mme-
diate possession given.
ljg-dtf SrEAGALL SEQ.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below IN the advertised list OF Dallas post
of,lce for the week ending M0rch 2, 1871.
Parties calling for same Will please say "ud-
yertsed," and give date OF list.
WILLIAM ZONES, pOSlmnStpr.
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS CITY r. Co.,

" U " VI VT NT0NVI .
Dallas, Texas, February %, 1874.
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Pres. Dallas City Railroad Co.
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The New York herald., 1874-12-05
PLYMOUTH FRIDAY EVENING TALK.

Plymouth lecture room was even more crowded
than usual last evening" After prayers by Brothers
Robert Raymond and Bruce and several hymns
Mr.. Beecher said :-I have been struck with the
general severity OF theology in respect to
men, and the extraordinary compassion
and tenderness OF Gods words to them.
There never was Q book In which the
moral tone was SO high, whose ideal was SO
transcendens as the New Testament, which 10 at
the same time tender, so considerate so gentle,
so iull or compassion toward all iorms in which
men fail. In that which 1t seeks to inspire men.
IL seems to large extent that in framing the
government theoogians nave thought more how
TO strengthen conscience, and nave made the d.
vine nature stringent TO coerce obedience, and
consequently this sympathy with the moral sense
OF the universe has Deen the great tang instead
OF sympathy wit manki4d. The New Testament Is
Ike an autumn day, glowing with delight Tue
root all enJoym ut III the New Testament ls that
we have mercliul Hign Priest, VINO Is In fellow.
snip with US. Let Us come boldly TO Him Tor help,
anu TINS CONSEQUENCES OF having In the seat or
sits to watch the law, but enc VINO knows
US and wDo IL nerciiul and gracious,
Not that 1 am doing good, not even taat nave
brought my thoughts Ia snDiection 10 truth, put
simply this, | have mercliul High Priest, VINO
knows what am ana who aione mas lived through
II all without Sin; tnat Is my Joy and hope; that
view encourages US ana IS view tnat every body
Can take and can comfort man IN all places ex-
cept where lie is bargaining, saying III have
mercllUl High Priest anu can 20 oa and sin
and be iOrglven.n But II man SAYS II made
so!emn promise, but temptaton swept me away,
l DON'T dare 90 to Cod" Tnat Is anotner case.
LOOK at constitutional peculiarites A man has
great trouble with his temper, and lie has carried
his trouble 10 God, saying, IL am unuer the power
and dominion OF this temper and 1t Is oil the
deyiLn Wei. his experience tells hm he falls
again and again In the same slough and tnen
inere comes sense oil insncerily, u broken GOV.
enants
Now, there never was such hard man as Paul,
ana yet this man was transformed 10 all nieekness
ana geLtiene-s. TINS 10 q great nope and encour.
aRement TO me, and ought to be TO every body;
but tnen Paul did not tumble down O pcnitent
sinner ana get up saint. He went into the will
derness, and II was q long history. 1t was not
done in an hour. IL was the aCtritton OF lie
1tself-a thousand falls and thousand
lntings up oy grace. He had the view
oil Jesus christ as mercifuI, con.
siderate, saviour, schoolmaster. Persons are
apt to say, "On, II we're Nine. Guion or some
one else; out ! am different; there IS no cnance
ior me.p II You remember the neart OF Christ's
teaching was tney tnat are SICK, not Lney that are
wnoe; and wnen ne was eaunR with those stained
with all crimes and wlcKednesses, and tney re-
proached hum LOT being In sucn company, ne said
Then YOU that are whole do not need me, but
those who are sck.r He went down to Them ps.
cause tnsy needed him. gaat y sas divine no.
tuges
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Liscomb gave no reason for his presence except TO
say tnat as he was the Warden. and responsible
Tor Tweed's safety. be believed that he had right
TO have the prisoner there.
In answer 10 q question TO the right OF the
warden TO bring Tweed To the city when he was
not required In court MIR. Laimbeer said that was
ior the Board to answer. lie had no doubt that II
ne had chosen to DO so Tweed could then nave
capeu ~ easny as ne could go TO his dinner at Lis
cono's house Further, he believed that The prls-
oner could escape from Blackwell's Island any day
or night tnat he chose 10 DESIGNATE. Tweed merely
needed TO have boat conle for him aud he
would encounter no hindrance irom his Keepers.
Mr.. Laimoeer said that he had often wished 20
nave Tweed in other custody than that OF The
Board OF Charities and Correction. He preferred
10 resign and ieave the whole matter 10 the Mavor
against the other Commissioners or contend with
them further.
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THE ELECTION DAY MURDER.
Investiga alton Commenced BEFORE the
Coroner.

Coroner
At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner
Eickhon commenced IN Investigation into the cir
cumstances attending the shooting OF Thomas
Maria, In Second avenue near Thirty.iourth street.
during the ARRAY which occurred on tine morning
OF the Sd ult. Only three witnesses were exam.
ined, and the testimony was unimportant, inas.
much a. IL failed TO show by whom the fatal shot
was nred.
Michaei sheehan, an oncer OF the Twenty-drst
precinct, deposed tnat on the morning OF the Sd
ult ne saw deceased, Thomas MARIA, IN the
station house suffering from O pistol snot wound
Of the arm, ana by direction OF the sergeant TOOK
MN TO Bellevue Hospital; knew nothing apout
now deceueed Was shot.
Marsaret Pnalou, a sister OF deceased, testified
to nearing WAT her brother mad Deen accluen ally
shot IN second avenue and subsequently visited
nlm IN Bellevue Hospital; does not know OF her
own Knowle ledge how ne was snot.
Dr. Woodbridge, one OF the surgeons OF Bellevue
Aosp.tai. asposea that deceased was admitted on
the td ult. the deceased said he had been shot
wniis going along second avenue. with his right
hAAA ~ hn pedesti hsAslna snotS. hA sssSsd
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around and felt blood trickling down his arm;
said no mad Just voted and was gong TO his
WORK; did not know he was snot till he
ieit the blood rrckhng down his arm; the
ball had entered the right elbow joint
and passed downward; the patient was put under
proper treatment aud search made I0r the ball.
during winch surgical operation was performed;
he subsequently, grew worse ana died on tue 30th
ult.; death resulted from pyonia following the
pistol shot wound OF the right elbow JOINT.
The iuriner Investigation OF the case was ad-
journed TIL next Tuesday.