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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-07

|HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG
Ia STORE on the corner of Fourteenth and
Franklin streets from james z. Duva. and secured
the services of two competent drugg!sts-E. I.
REEVE and WILLIAM CAMM-I will continue the
heals, FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUMERY. &c,
land all articles usually kept in firstclass drug
store. Prescriptions will be accurately COM
pounded u all hours. -
In retiring from business, take pleasure In re-
|commending my successor, Major G. f. NORTON,
to the confidence aud patronage OF my friends and
the public generally. JAMES L. DUVAL.
y &
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DAILROADANDS STEAMBOAT WORK
~ g speelalty at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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R1cuAapses COZ, Asc,loneers. lEa ayS /
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.

CHAMBERS NEW EDINBURGH EN-
~ CYCLuPlEDI Maps ana Plates. volumes,
complete; MiScclIanes, 10 volumes; Information
for the People, Q volumes English Literature 2
volumes Papers for the People, volumes; Tr'a-
sury OF knowledge Memoir. Also, cOmpl, L. works
Of irving, Scott. Dickens. Thackeray. Byron, Ad-
Olson, Hume, Gibbon, Macaulay, Collins, Drontc
Goethe. Schiller, Bulwer. Iennyson, hawthorne.
Marryatt- Dumas, Lever, &c.
my7-dxw RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
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EIRSr-CLASs SPLINT LUMP AT So
per rs bushels: Anthracite. CRATE and stoye.
~ ana " rs per ton; QDiuHlni. INT and Guns
sE,r , engine. $5 10 1880 per ton; Clover
III and other Goals from IS IS to .S per load:
4aa,ty warranted to equal any III the cit y; Nine
NH q di'a CSF' stFees, G, II, AaE
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AUCIlON sAL.s=F,sure Days:
By Squire & Crawford,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerf,
al? Rank street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTING
BUIiDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE or
81 Eth STREET NEAR JASKsVHs'MM ay 10Th mi,
sL 4x o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, the ao NV,
pleasantly located huilding-iot froaS oo s in
on Fafh street, and runs back lI2 ZEE, 10 AZ. rty
10 feet wide On one Of the best streets III ls eiS
for residences this lot offers superior miraculous !,
TERMS third cash a. tres and addsd
taon.ns lot u deed on the properly.
alu 1919 az ~ SQUIRE & CRAWFORD.
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Iosr. sTRayED. AND FOUND.

T OST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY
IL ls,, on 7 hird between Byrd and Cary, or on
Cary between First and Third streets, 81 ACk
GRAPE VEIL. a liberal reward will be paid If
left nj this oncc my 5-3t$
GTRAYED, last evening, from the SN,1,n
~ corner OF Twelfth and Marshall streets, [GSS
my BAY MARE. ANY Information conccrnI <
her wall be thankfully received. -
THOMAS BRANCH,
my OH Grace streets.
STRAY l. D.-Came 10 my house IN
~ Oh Saturday forenoon II SMALL. SOR- [CA
REL PONY with letters OH hip. The owner VIII
come forward. pay charges, and take ii away, or II
will be dealt with is the law directs.
j. II. DOUD. Central road,
my 5-3tt four miles below The city.
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/ IEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC INvIGORATOR,

recommended by the best physicians In England
land America for fever, Indigestion, dyspep loss
fof appetite, dependency, &c.
MOUNT HOPE RETREAT, NEAR BALTIMORE:
+ 81 have great pleasure In adding my
testimony 10 the virtue Of LIEBlG'S LIQUID TX
TRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic lNvIGORAToR as the
very best preparation used and therefore confidently
recommend IL to The medical profession"
Put up in pint bottles. 81 each. Sold by drug
gists and grocers. Wholesale agent.
X. POWELL DUNN,
7O5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Also agent for the British EGG AND BUT
TER POWDER, u perfect substitute Tor eggs.
NH 9-pOd6m
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c

pEEF-CHOCULATE
This CHOCOLATE is prepared Of best cocoa and
sugar, with three per cent. of extract of meat in
concentrated form. It Is very nutritious form of
both meat and chocolate. For sale by
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists,
my4 1915 Main street.
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CAUTION.

Buy no powders or prepared SIIMONS'S LIVEE
unless In our engraved wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, and signature unbrOxen
none other Is genuine.
j. Fl. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphla.
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Comp plant are unt asiness and
pain In the side. Sometimes
the pain Is in the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness, bowels In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
with PAINFUL sensation OF hay-
Ing LEFT USDoSE something
which ought 10 have been
done. Often complaining Of
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sometimes MANY Of
the ab0yeSympioms attend the
disease, and at other umes
very FEW Of them but the
LIVER Is generally the organ
t,xx,1 lxnI
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC K. X. So"k
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEST5,,
RICHMOND. December Il Ao'''
OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35P.M .,DAl MAIL leaves Byrd-stEeyyy; , III
ton daily, COSSEC1!SI mr n
THE STEAMER tohp
Ouautico with trains OF inc Do Do. =,
mon and Ohio railroad 81 lher MI ~.
opposI,e h!exandrfa-due I'D De- D.
..as. more At 800 Z. 81; and vt " ash.,e =.
ton win the Baltimore aud pe!9!la.SS
railroad for BALTIMORE ahd 'he .''
and West. s.,st
station tSundays excepted, ci,i,nnrsI
at Washington with the ba aa ',hiS
and Potomac and Baltimore a'u "1'
s.o5p.M,. ACCOMMODaTIoN TRAIN 1 .ot
Hanover Junction. leaves Bf0afsuss'
station tsunGttys excepted, s,,,, E
5.0hA A. NJ. NIGHT MAIL arrives 1t byf"~"S
station Mondays excepted , .,>.
1:SoP NJ, DAY NAIL arrives IL 81 ra-''i
s.s7Am aaSGacSUMMoDArIoN TRAIN arris, ;
at Brosd-Street station tsuhu''
rpryc9T TRaISs.leaye and arrive at Bso 40
Street station ON T ESDAf, iHUEsDDns, h aud
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol- all points s0''
West. ,,s, 70 al
Through bills OF ladiug aud rates give"
principsl points North and West.
BY order Of General Superintendent ,yiOR,
ape General Freight and Ticket A.e-
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LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER.
CReCAERY, GLASSWARE, dc.

CR0CAERY, GLASSWARE, dc.
CEILING OUT At COST, AT 903
~ MAIN STREET. TO CLOSE BUSINESS.-I
am now offering Gay entire stock Of CHINA,
QUEENSW lie. GLASS and SILVER PLATED
WARE, CUTLERY and FANCY GOODS. with y
general assortment Of housekeeping articles ut
cost Those In want should call early TO secure
bargains. +. CURRANT.
an 19-IwETu, Th2Sx 2w
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FOR RENT, a VALUABLE BRICK. "a
STORE, with DWELLING above, kitchen n. u
ahd DINER conveniences attached half square frOn
ING corporate limits, on the Mechanicsyille turn
piae, alonR winch pa. SEES country travel. Any
this place. Apply 10
RICHARDSON 4 CO..
ny 4.4e lll3 Main street,
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FIRsT-cLAss RATES FROM RICHMOND TO
Pittsburgh .......f11 70 lnnihiapDLS .'".sio -
Chicapo.,......... Is IS Culumhus....... II y
fincnna.i = = e aovi Ohio II 3
Omaha ........... 81 rs Kansas City,. 81 y
Nashville. ........ rs 20 Memphis....:... 81 40
and cOrrespondingly low rates 10 other points
West North west. aud Southwest. Tickets moi spe'
cial or limited but good until used. - ,
Passengers leaving Richmond for the North. al
Q So z. 81. ria Richmond, fredericksburg ana 10.
tomac roilruad connect with the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad at shepherd, Immediately opp2sI.s;
Alexandria, avoiding long aud tedious OMNIBUS
transfer through Washington. ...,,
Time from Richmond to Baltimore Only seven
hours and fifteen minutes l7.lJ hours). ,.
For further information, iilne.cardS, di'% Hf
tickets. &C., apply at company's once, lZol na.
street corner Twelfth street; H. e26 Nam siiget'
and office Of the Richmond. fredericksburg ana ~
tomac railroad, corner Eighth and Byrh suMs'H,
Richmond, Va; and at the principal llcHet-oH'ce'
throughout the Southwest. ,n,
'ni'"eA0N' ~ j. l.. WALDR0P,
Southeastern Passenger AgeDi.
1901 Main rect. Richmond VA
Z. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent;
e. X. DOnsEY, Assistant General Ticket hgent'
THOMAS X. SiARF,
,nh3 Master Of Transportation.
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WANTS..

STTANTED, A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
w wife, or two gentlemen, 10 occupy nicely
| furnished BACK PakLuIt, with BOARD. Apply
Fifth STREET my 7-1t*
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AND DANvfLLR sAlLRoaD fioNr,y. !,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION.
AncH 2G lGTR
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RICHMOND. YORK KIyER AND tHksAPEAAAl
RAILROAD Co., SUPPLEMENTARY FiCE::r {
RICHMOND. January 70, 1900
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

W =, ,.7,
Commencing MONDAY, January 20, ~,
passenger and freight trains on this ROAD within
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT w
leave Richmond daily Sundays excep.e1t ~ -
n. and will arrive from West Point DAILY th"HE
DAYS exceptedl at ] 0:3O A. NJ: c,, T.
The spiend!d steamer LOUISE, captain a. - -
NrcKIE will run In connection wltl snis . q"
leaving West Point MONDAYS. WEDIESD,a.a; ~
and fridays on the arrival OF the $ I. VI. III. III,
from Richmond. and arriving al BaItiLEoTT az
next morning, and leaving Baltimore f;SUH, ~
THURSDAYS s, and SATURDAYS Al = In. ~. ~
rive 1T v est Point next morning III uihe S.sn.
meet with the train due IL Ric!imohd ~ 1"'''
A. u. 90
Fare 10 Baltimore. .........''..'.'''''| 90
Fare to Washington. ........''. '.''.'' : 30
Fare to Philadelphia. m 80
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN will leave EIES.
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, 1pi sS SIM
DAYS, at A. n. connecting al West lolit " ".
steamer, landing freight in Baltimore cary
m IocaI ERysHF TRAIN, with passenger s %i
attached, leaves Richmond for MesI i%i H and.
SATURDAYS. at o A. NJ. and leaves es' i"-'
for Richmond q O'Clock noon Of same Gays,
II. y. DOUGLASS, suptrih"It Ok
W n RR,cG Master FRA nsDOraton. "a -.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE PLYMOUTH FRIDAY TALK.


Mr. BEEcHER UPON THE NEARNEss OF GOD TO MAN
The Plymouth prsyer-meeting was largely
attended last evening despite the unpleasant weather
and the same enthusiasm Of regard for the pastor 'n
has been shown OF this trial was SHOWN
again with unabated feryOr Mr.. Beechers iaee "oIe
perplexed aud absent air. changing at times 10 ioo
wearrness and vexation Occasionally a shide Oh ue
spOndenCy swept 1t, aud again yielding 10 Ine III
sprstOns that the songs &woke' bis e es Shohe "i'
their wonted animation. There was n"'
fest effort 10 collect hs thoughts and sum
mon words OF cheer 20 gladden. hls peopio,
The PRAYERS and remarks OF the parsoners aboundeu
with renewed invocatons for the strength, courage
and happiness OF pastor The songs we're sung WIN
great enthusiasm, nearly every one uniting VIII 'ne
Mr. Beecher in a rev earnest words, dwelt upon man
intimate relationship with personal GOO
There 10 much in the original Tendencies IN n man
he said which will determine t1s ~
ISOLATION be Is capable Of deriving from GOu
70 maj name above ali other names-God Our idea OF
Him cranped and narrow IL is true tna he reVeaeu
This dverIhcation had reflex Influence upon their
hves There was their GOd certain historic
nro9befs aud psalmists iuterfused the thought
OF with tner cohcepuon Vi ~ Va 49,,
more than our God does These historical anu emo
tonal associations do not influence us. We do not WoI
We should have more Of the Oriental spirit how lar
this should be employed however "a our social anu "
mas singIe chd one spring from which TO ara"
the Of love, and II hes sieR suner ng and -
IT, in mis- despair be falls in prayer and cries ITOu
! of Abraham, and OF Isaac and OF Jacob shai re-
buke him No But suppose ne prays, '1g W. VI , ny
diving child % Does bring Him nearerf we must
have our God There must De times when We must Iee4
| as thaugh He lived for US.
Knew a sun from which the bright sun departed ana
left behind gloom and then IL came again, creeping
back into window till 1t filed ana gladdehed al .he
rooms and then we say ecstacy, My sun - come
again" so should the sunshine 0f lrutA ahu
Righteousness into our hearts go into tue houses OF
rrv friends and received with every attention sAd
Eindnessi Every one lheir hearty yet formal
greeting but the little fellow That Is forgotten Who
comes run ming and climbing into my zap throwing us
arms bout my neck wins most SO. II we lay our
heads upon tue OF Christ We hnd the sweetest
| love and most perfect rest
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30

General Term Of the Supreme Court binding authority,
trs much IN the courts Of the Superior Court and Common
Pleas Of New York and the Buffalo Court and your HOnors
Court which stand upon the constitutional footing and
have the direct appeal The Supreme Court has by the
Constitution, general jurisdiction Of all Of law and
equity is the general court Of law and equity Of the whole
State; and Sc that which preserves the unity Of the
hv In tts preliminary state; and far has the respect
Tor the decision Of a General Term Of the Supreme
Court been carried by the Legislature, that the
decision Of the General Term OF the Supreme Court
Of the stae-any General Termprotecis all parties acting
and relying upon II although by subsequent appeal the Act
Of the Legislature upon which such proceedings supposed
% be prcdsted should be declared nnsy unconstitutional
Nov, submit 10 your Honor that ii s extremely neon
Venient IL should be held that while this
decision Of the General Term that l have adduced,
binds the Supreme Courts Of this district binds them
Cour Honor's friends and Judicial assocRtes) in all
M Ps proceedings in their Courts less binding upon
Of your Honor sitting Nid Eig In this Court For
then you have the uneem antagonsm Of competition
that the population governed by the same laws governed
BY the judicial fabric in general have preference and
choice between the Supreme Court and your Honors Court at
Ma Eia prevalence of the other rule u Ia"
N the hrst instance for trial
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30

Sinclair TOusey called yesterday ON the
Mayor on behalf Of the Prison Association, and com
paiued that there no adequate accommodation for
the Third District Court, nor for the prisoners
milteG there, although the Common Council had au-
thorged the Controller TO lease building a rental Of
81 500 per annum The Mayor promised 10 the mat
ter his attention.
President Lewis OF the Board OF Aldermen yesterday
named tue Special Committee Of that body on RAPID
Transit to wnom the Mayors message on that subject
was referred Aldermen PUrIOy, Cole, shandey Billings
and Rowland.
The Aldermen held yesterday In the City Hall
for the purpose OF defining the duties OF the Board OF
gupervisors The constitutes the Board of Al
dermen also the Board Of Supervisors Supervisors
hev receive aud canvass the election returns and re-
yis the TAX levy with these two EXCEPTIONS the Alder
M clan, that sitting a. Board OF Aldermen they can
busBess pre- vOusy appertainnR 10 the Board OF
snpervisOrs Nevertheless they claim that they nave
me ght 10 draw the additional salary OF sZuV per
anunn a. Supervisors The Aldermen are lrVJed 10
ccnferenee Ou Wednesday evening ueX. at the INVITA-
non OF President Lewis, TO discuss municipal affairs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30

ter podsett and sad when he mad charge o. 5b
state 10 did not pay cent anu Sr. Srs.
he ronbed 10 OF balf-milfon aobans; Olaf:
Mr. GORDON then asked where IA Bl0fgeW noWI sa,s
In the rroyipee OF South Carolina. The rosd WHICH %
bad an Iobbed was now run by Senator Who occupied
a seat on the other side Of this ChamDer. s.,
Mr. gPRAGUE (Rep., r. LI-Wno is me senator ~.
Mr. GORDON replied he would rather not name hiin DID
he was an honorable man a0d paid the uoneJ 10 s.o
STATE nromptly He belonged 20 = company thaL NAB,
aged the road He referred 70 crimes comnlIeeo
in the South by negroes. -.,. -,
Mr.. GORDON refused 10 yield, saving, Exeuse rie
You have Ead nearly week o. ponr eat tns Ylas "
your wrata upon my people and hope shal have an
honest reply" In conclusion, M. Gordon appeeie"
from the bar OF Senate the bar OF public OPINION
and said he felt confident that appeal w01d not Dc
10 vain All that be asked was, Do unto others a.
Won would have others do unto you"
Mr. wet Rep La tnen ObIained the fOor with The
understanding that would address tue Senate when
the louisiana question was resumed
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
AN ANNOYANCE OF HoUsEHoLDERs.

To ihs Bdtt0r or The TrtouHe.
SIR: What are the respective rights and
corresponding dudes OF employers and employees In
REGARD 10 holidays and holy daysi TINS ~ an important
question especially to housekeepers and more parou-
larry at this season OF tue year. when hey days very
holy days" and holy DAYS" are OF very frequent
occurrence and cause no little disturbance OF ianIy
ARRANGEMENTS and harmony. As respects thoSe VINO
hire py the day, the question seems To DC oil Dut niue
practca moment but concerns chiefly terms OF service
by the week month, year; inasmuch as' oehe'e' u
will be found that nneteD'hs OF those VINO S"ou
a,,s n, nu,lc services which interfere with domestic
. ,,r sscnIar sery,cs are OF those who sacrifice
their m A. or q per day fractional parts thereof for
neasnre or piety OF those for whose time an en-
noyer pays sl0 60. go per month is an employer
y, G rapn,,rea or expected reDqulsh hs time fOr
sDcb nnrpo.es when employees Val lot give theirs
Here A. a cas-. not OF oasuistry but Of JorIlSh
K..o. Iark Jgl ~, It7h
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
OBJECTIONS TO TIE LITTLE TARIFF BILL

OBJECTIONS TO TIE LITTLE IARlEF BILL
70 tAe razor Of The TrtbuHe.
SIR: have read with much interest an artI-
Gle In your paper " Jan. o. headed The Little Tariff
Bill" In which persons Interested have expressed their
views a. " TIC bearing Of the BIZ on t1eir particular
interests
The association with which am connected-the west
erp Fishermen and Fish Dealers Protectva Association
represents fishermen have over 5000 600 nyes ed
IN the bus ness Our Western fishermen have for many
years past suffered great injustice at the hands OF Con
gress appear 70 have friends there 10 acFocdc
their rights while brothers Of the coast have re-
eeved every sttentIOn what with high tarf and low
tArf the Western fishermen appear - DE tOta4ly
For instance, " gllllhg thfeac sucH a. OI
men can use is made by no home manufacturer ana
yet u pays duty higher tnan diamonds, le"eIy, HI4k
dresses lace. The article s so perishabe anu ~
often replaced tnat 1t takes Wei nISh TENN {"
all the n.hsrmeu's earnings 20 pay the Government M
duty u and salt they use IN cnrng the calcH
Through some strange ignorance on the part OF our
National Legislature We are Obliged u pay the hlses
protective DUTY outfit, and receive no protection
on our catch ASIDE from One or Two IIhpotIah :
restrictions Canadian fishermen, paying no duty OF
any KIND theu Outht, md a ready marSct Al OuI
Very doors HENRY CuTIOB, Secretary.
Bu1di0, Jan. 70. 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
and FIrth-ave:
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


Mails for Great Britain Ireland steamship eeanie oe
Supplementary NAL II closed st be Pohine- Al y -
II from Per No. - North aver
Por Europs and Bremen By steamship ensn
mails close At ii 80 A Supplementary nal Closed al le Ost
.sih a. p n oH rier oo' Of Ihrs
81. hoboEen
Colon. close 10 supDenfnisr,
PogOrce az IL n sieSl4Lp saAA - NJ
rom Pier No. ~ NOrih River
Mss tor Kev STATE Of TtIa' 'ios p n
steamship sails al 3 D IT.. from Pier No. 20. baE Sver
Florida tA<en dsly 0y railway As'e-s
steamship sstzrlsYs. -
At 1880 D. n. -. n. o..
sUNDAf JIN. 81.
All Mails stI OeocE IAs rOs~Oree oVes hsS
70 Il
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
o a. m.-The House is still in session.

a. m.-The House Is sun IN sessIUh'
The voting on diatory motions continued t adJonrn-
mont. AZ II had since the nibusterDg begsn only
diverned nv the call of the House. ard bringing IN all
sent members.
The House adjourned at 1O.5 o'clock this mornins'
after a continuous session Of 40 hours and 2 minutes
There was compromise. The motion 70 adjourn was
made by Mr.. WARD OF Illinois, who said It was evil
dent that the extent Of human endurance had been
reached, and that legislation could be had under
the present rules Of the House. He was unwilling 10
submit 70 torture longer and therefore moved TO
adjourn The vote rs against co; ~ hePuDileans
voting in the affirmative. Tue FOIL caied 10 tunes
during the sitting.
The House viii meet Saturday noon.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
SHOT IN TIE ACT.

ABrRGLAR SHOT WHILE ENGAGED WITH OTHERS N
ENTERING THE WINDOW or A DWELLING.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-At Beverly. y. j.,
tbs morning an attempt made by three burglars TO
effect an entrance Mr. Joseph Parkers Fesceuce by
means OF the second story window 10 the rear Of the
house The noise made by them in removing the sash
awakened q OF M Parker who was sleeping IN the
room H seeing The men oa the grape aroor
In the act OF getting in fred shots, Of winch
tool effect as one Of them dropped the pavement be
ow ana was carried of by his companion VINO escaped
with hun thought that the man must nave OeeD
dangerously wounded, large amount or hloOd was
found scattered tne pavement IN the direction
which the burglars took.