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The Grange advance., 1875-08-04

The Minnesota Teacher and the
Chicago Teacher have been consoli-
dated into one paper called the
Wesleru Journal Of Education, the
first number of which is on our ta-
BILE. 1t makes good beginning
and we bespeak for it wide circu-
lation among the friends of popular
education in the Northwest. The
editor says: 1T has an ideal con-
cerning all educational interests,
and it will work for its realization by
every grade of school in the land. "
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04

Choice Groceries cheap, at Setback,
Danielson s. Co.'S.
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04

A newly arrived family was lately
gazing at a shop window in Rockport,
Illinois. Little girl-"Oh, mamma, is
that 'en?" Mamma" No, my child
that is a how'll" Father-"No, my
wife and daughter, that is neither a 'en
OF howl, but it is a beagle, the hem
blem Of this blarsted country
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04

All communications for this department
must be accompanied by the authors real
name to secure insertion.
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04
YES OR NO.
BY MRS. A. BARTOLET.

Which shall it be,
Oh, which shall it be?
'Tis hard to decide.
When friends disagree,
10 be my own Judge
And jury to boot,
Makes altogether
A troublesome suit.
| must sum up the points
In both cases / know,
And settle the hash
With a yes or no.
Thus unused pretty Kate
With a sigh and a frown,
As the dasher came up
And as grayely went down.
"One lover is bliss,
With two I am vexed,
My heads in a whirl,
MY brain quite perplexed
Which it's best to accept,
And which to let 60,
And render a verdict
Of yes or Of no.
"Now Eddie is tired
Of living alone;
A wife to preside
Der his fine city home
Is just what he needs.
How grand it would be
On Broadway to ride
In a fine coach and three
With diamonds and laces,
No end to the show,
And wealth at command,
How can I say no !"
"And Robert, you see,
Has loved me so long,
The cords Of affection
Have bound US so strong,
To sunder them now,
0, would it be well?
The past has been bright;
Who the future can tell?
And if / but listen,
In tones soft and low,
My heart pleads for Robert,
How can l say not"
"Now Eddie has wealth,
And is called Upper ten,'
But Robert, Pm sure,
Is a Prince among men.
He offers me love
That time cannot change,
A snug little home,
With the help of the Grange.
There, my butter has come!
This minute III 90
And write Robert a yes,
Knd Eddie a no."
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County
~ Of Goodhue. District Court, First
judicial District.
John G. johnson Plaintiff, against
Lyman Gilbert Defendant. Summons
for Relief.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in the
above entitled action, which has been
fled with the Clerk Of said Court in his
Office at the Court House in Red Wing,
in said Goodhue County, Minn., and to
serve a copy Of your answer to the said
Complaint on the Subscribers at their
Office, in the city of Red Wing, in the
County of Goodhue, and State afore-
said, within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons on you, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the said complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will
apply to said Court for the relief de-
manded in said Complaint.
Dated Red Wing, Minnesota. July
Goth, A. D. 1875.
COLVILL & HOYT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
7w4l Red Wing, MINI.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County
~ Of Goodhue. District Court, First
judicial District
March jacobson, Plaintiff, against
Peter jacobson, Defendant. Summons
for Relief.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in the
above entitled action, which has been
fled with the Clerk of said Court in his
Office at the Court House in Red Wing
in said Go6dhue County, and to serve a
copy Of your answer to said Complaint
on the Subscribers at their Office, in the
city of Red Wing, in the County of
Goodhue, and State aforesaid, within
thirty days after the service Of this sum-
mons on you, exclusive CT the day Of
such service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to
to the said Court for the relief demand
pc in said Complaint.
Dated Red Wing, July 18th, A. D.
1875.
COLVILL & HOYT.
Plaintiff Attorneys,
7w4l Red Wing, MINI.
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04

Blanks for Teachers1 Contracts. School
Treasurer's Bonds, Notices Of Annual School
Meetings and School Registers will now be
furnished to District clerks who apply to
the County Superintendent.
The Grange advance., 1875-08-04
EDUCATIONAL.
EDITED BY COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS.

Superintendents Office ut the Court
House, Red Wing.-over Auditors Office.
Office hours, Saturdays from 9 to II a. NJ.
and to 4 p. IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14


flood accomplished rapidly. and soen sP'
psared like . lake. Houses In the mead.
ovs belov we're inundated and Till
morning thsir inhabitants were improv-
ishing bridges through door yards,
while chichsns were psrchsd on barrels
and boats. All gardens and hslds In
low places are under water. and will b
more or less damaged. The track OF the
N. ]. & N. Y. B, B. was washed away
for some distance, and the break u %
serious II Il not certain that trains can
pass over Il before Tuesday. Mails
which were sent out last night over the
Northssn Railroad Of New jersey were
brought hask to the postofaes In this
city. and were sent out this morning
over the Erie railroad. The tracks Of
nearly al roads running into this city
were moro or less damaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
r.alL TO n GOLD ELL BABY szvs.
Osaeeratie Masieipai Ns.i.s'
tlens.

BAN flamenco. August Al r. H.
The Democratic Municipal Convention
last night nominated for Sheriff, Nat
thow Nunan; Chief Of Police. D. Grow.
10y; County Clerk. Thos. H. Rsynolds;
Assessor, VIM. Doolan; Treasurer. Chas.
Hubert, present incumbent; supsrin'
tsndsnt OF Schools. Jas. Dsnnan. The
latter nomination met with considerable
opposition from the German element,
several OF whom declared that his nomi.
nation would defeat the ticket.
The Case OF Miller.
Case Of Miller alias Woodruff. was call.
oil this morning In tho Municipal Couri
ct 10 o'clock. d. J. Murphy appeared
for tho prisoner. and requested . con-
tinuancs until Monday. a. N. Greene
Curtis Of Sacramento, had been on.
gagged TO defend Miller and could not b
present until that time. The case va,
aid over till Monday.
Murdered aad Durnsd.
Yosrxrrs. August i%.-McLIn's toll
house, at the lower end Of the valley,
was burned last night and the keeper
Geo. Boston. burned with Il. The body
was badly sharred and the limbs burnst
from the body. The skull was fount
In three pieces. II Is supposed tina
Boston was murdered and robbed AM
then left to burn with the building. ON
Of his dogs persisted In the flames an
another was found guarding the remain
OF his late master. The deceased va
universally respected BY all who kns,
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, IA Information has Just
been received here Of the lois Of thu
Boyns mail steamer OF Brsst, France,
The vessel struck on the rocks between
the Isis OF Mann and Brest, and sunk In
low water. The passengers and crew
were saved. but the vessel and cargo
will probably 10 . total loss.
Lsnds. and Lavsrpset Hssksss.
LONDON. Aug. 14.-Consols closed
quiet. nrm and In demand. and are now
held st lo5N; lo-4o's are . shade OF.
but net pressed for sale. The feeling
on the whole, ct the close Of the mar.
kst, was favorable.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 14.-cotton quiet,
with slight decline; middling uplands,
II l.le; do. Orleans. 70 I.e; sales, g.
900 bales.
RsAssning Lssssrs o. Credits.
Pans, Aug. IA. = DreIsl, Hayes 4 Co.
have redeemed 100000 Of Duncan,
Sherman L Co.. letters Of credit. These
letter. arrive daily from all parts Of the
country.
CarIiss suessss-rhs Eats % Cslsnsl
valsntins Baker.
NEW YoRx. August lathe follow
ing dispatches have been received from
Europe: A battle has taken place be-
tween the Csrlists and Government
troops Of Arduna, In which the Carlists
were victorious, driving the Alfonsists
with considerable slaughter. They
captured q number Of prisoners, arsil-
lsry, etc.
Col. Val. Baker. recently tried before
the Assizes, at Croydon. and convicted
Of indoeently assaulting . young lsdy In
o railroad carriage and ssntsnced 70 fns
and imprisonment, has been dismissed
from the British army.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

R.iix,s.. services rs-.srrsw.

ST. PAuL's CHrncH. Virginia City.
There will DO divine service tomorrow
at Ia. ~. and 7J5 Pa -. Bishop
Whitaker will o~ficiats In the morning.
ami Rev. X. y. Eastman In the evening.
sunday school at l2i5 r. n. All are
invited.
u. Z. CnuRcu. GoLD HnL--Divins
services will BE- held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. at II A.
~, REv. Mr.. uren officiating. Service
at 7:30 p. O.. by the pastor. Sunday
School at Il, r. n. AL are invited.
ST. JouS's CuuRcH. GoLp Hull
There will bo divine service tomorrow
MT IL y. NJ, Rev. X. s. Eastman othci-
aiinc. and at 100 p. ~. Bishop Whit
aksr officiating. sunday school at i;o
y. n.
Rev. Mr.. Jenny will hold divine SER
vico at Dayton tomorrow at ii A. y.
Rev. Mr.. Jenny will hold divine ser
vieo tomorrow At Silver City at7a5rA.
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OK rHx ALxxr.-Sincs the late visit
TO Virginia Of Judge whitcher. the rsvs.
nue. officers Of that city are on the alert
to detect any persons trying to evsds
the provisions Of the law. They have
been going the rounds Of the city. giving
liquor. cigar, and other merchants mo-
ticc, that the Law will hereafter be strict
ly enforced.
SPECIAL MKrrISo I. o. o. f.-Ths
members OF wildsy Lodge No. !. ]. D.
O. r., Gold Hill. are requested 10 meet
nj Their hall at 1 o'clock ,. -. tomorrow
Sunday afternoon. TO attend the fun
erL Of their laio Brother John Cock.
See notice Published in another coll
umn.
PAcrvIc CoAsr PIoxxxHs.-Rsad the
advertisement 81 800 premium. offered
by the Pacific Coast Pionsen. for The
best design for . certificate Of member
ship, published In another column to-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14
NEVADA.
Fatal RaiIrsaA Accident

wNxkNuccA. August IA. "A man
about "a years old was run over last
evening BY . freight train bound west.
His right leg was terribly crushed, Other
parts Of his body bruised. and internal
injuries were sustained. Hs died this
morning. He gave the name Of Frank
z. wsissnbsrgsr. and said he was poor
and trying 10 make his way to Virginia
City; that his father was . physician
residing there, who had for q long time
boen' an invalid. He will b buried
to-day.
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RsALrayuL AND DrIcious.-rhs nost Dc
~lielous, - we'll q healthfal and invigontine
summer beverage 10 the Sparkling Cronk. sep
piled By Mrs. Eneryon, Main street. ooe
pai saloons, a. well 10 70 families and AL vhS
desire u, 81 the most reasonable rates. beot
your orders 70 the Mount Vernon nouse. and
Try . sample Of this popular and wholssons
beverage.
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ton, 70 they will sldotly iulal thsly con.
tracts. One more little grovl and ] am
done; and that 10. hat there j. Q vsry
serious neglect somewhere in mail mat.
tiers. have the GoLD HUI News snt
regularly. To my address. at Mckinney
and only get about ons-half the mum.
bars. What Il the matter. and who Il
10 blamo1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

I~IEyvaox'i EArrxo srixp.-Ths beat plse'
In vIgisia CITY 70 get . good sqsars meal u
st Thomas nefroa's Eating Stand, In the M
day md night. Private roome Tor lsdles.
the substantial luxuries Of the msfket a. p
foand q iIsfron's. lie respectfnlly Invites III
9old Hill ffiends 10 call and - him. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

xraEoK's Inrorrsp OH 10 . simple rene
dy but powerful TO DO good. curs: rheuns'
Ism and neuralgia and Kills al psin instantly.
Il perfectly ssfs and harmless. Price. - csnts
and worth its weight In eo,d. We chailenes
the world 70 produce It's equal. Agnts-
Crane n Brigham, Wholesale Dmggi.te, tan
Francisco. California. For sale By al Dfse'
gista. ~
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MOUNTAIN SkETCnEN
tsuxssa ssvsx.]

IRE. E.sraia s.y . HeKissy'-
Lake Tahss Dail rlfeh1Aghs
Prsesssisa g ths W3sr-esas
speings-IsesavsaissIss ana q
oroWL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

wnrx ysu arc depressed By the gsunt, alex.
y feeling Of . disordsrsd System, which nssds
10 be eleanssd and stimulated Into healthy &C.
lion. Jake . dose o. tive Of Ayef's Pils snd -
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
,rsouu 70 M COIN ma DAnr nm
Niss ssalliom

~
poMEsTIo NEWS.
rise s~sailisss.
New Yorx. August 1.-THE steamer
France. which arrived on "Wednesday,
brought from France Ave Norman stal'
lions OF the pursst breed. and said TO bs
the finest stock. ever imported to this
country. Their average weight Is 1000
pounds. They are for John Virgin Of
81. Louis.
Hsrs Hisadishusss.
DAvSxPoEr. Iowa, Aug. 14.-An At
tempt was made this afternoon 70 throw
an express train OF the Davenport and
81. Paul Railroad track near Oxford.
Sons Send placed q couple Of lengths
Of rails asross the track. The engineer
did not notice the distractions owing TO
the sudden cure at that point Of the
road. He vas almost on them whom
be whistled. "dovn breaks" but Il was
too late; the snsins struck the rails. the
engine and cars being considerably dam.
aged.
~
Ant raco to-day was q sweepstakes for
S.yes o'a', 'nieo.qua''els ! .
ihsfe ~''e '.en's''oai eh'nss aaa n'n
oe Won nN~.
y .'mo' i" M -
quarter pole Anapsaok 'eh' .nins
ms nosi. poooy eo'ern' ou' NOV ns
num-. suitana' inc winner, VIZ. 'no
iavorits. In INC soo0ha rae. ior pu.'
o. sooV 'of '.Jeaf o'us'
mus anu ~ ''sn'n'
'ason.s' Won en' rue
win Auss'an 's''ua' A
Great Republican Victory IN Ser'h
mn. .-n.
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.ne 's'ai' y. ~. ~ maA~-w
noh was leee'''a run .,o ANN.
Aeosn, CHAIRMAN o. 'n. n',p
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.-,n,.nt,on vill rs.tore than which will
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49,, ,h,n ave, hfo,.. you cannot rely
ON The Associated Press dispatches from
All, st.t.. Thew are made mn BY editors
Of ,hs Dsmocrsto newspapers who arc
doino xb,, ,bev can 70 nr.yent the
Nor,S.n nsonle from LEARNING and DO.
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InroRrAxr.- Indoned By the Medical pro
cures Courhs, Oolds sad ConpanptIou, snd Sll
diseases OF the Throat and chsst. Dr.. Towns
lsy's Tooshsehe Anodyns cures IN one nls'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

Mnsn. MISUNDERSTANDING new. Ths
New York Liis insurance Company BOZ IN.
sure miners. Apply q Qsasral Agency O3cs,
Rooms I ssd .. hays's Building. virEi.is'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEW YoRx, August IA dispatch
from Murireesboro. Tenn, says the
iynching Of Jesse woodson. murdered
by q mob. il generally condemned. The
body was found yesterday naming 10 q
tree q mile and q half from the city.
The body wa riddlsd with bullets.
Forty boys escaped last evening from
the Catholic protectory in FDrdhan,
wsstchestsr county. Seventeen have
boon rocapturod. Tho boys Ind been
committed TO the Protsctory BY their
parents for reformation.
Tho stsamship Spain. with Moody
and Sanksy. the r~svivalists On board.
arrived here this forenoon and 10 an.
chorsd In mid sire Am.
Fire IN TsIsas. ohie.
.ToLIDo. August H.-Ahre this morn
ing damaged q brick building on Water
street. owned BY A. T. Stewart Of New
York; loss, $4,000. Il was Occupied
by Woodruff & Bon. Patent Fave Trough
Manufacturing Company; loss, $1,000
Nsgly. saah, blind and cigar.box manu-
~facturer. $4,000.
sssrws ~ the East.
New YoRx. August 1.-THE Evening
Pod says that although this city escaped
yesterday the daily storm 70 which abe
has bssn accustomed during tho week.
the surrounding territory was not 20
fortunate. Az Hsokensack the rain
came down in torrents. Shower aftoI
shower. each accompanied BY vivid
lightning. and the wstsr seemed TO b
one continuous stream. ~ The ground
vas already thoroughly soaked, ths
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The steamboat do but 60 TO Mckinnsy's
and from there TO Glsnbrook. obliging
tho excited stock man to pay his
way back over the hard travelled road in
addition TO the regular fare. Arrived at
Glenbrook. In some way or other. tho
stage was delayed until the connecting
rain Of cars al Carson CITY had gone,
and q happy landlord seemed sure Of .
ioren extra guests for the night. but Il
20 happened that ono Of your spirited
Gold Hill n. DIS was In the crowd. and
taking In the situation at . glance. be
Obliged the driver 10 land the passsn-
gers according TO agreement, on the
railroad platform. and then through the
means Of the telegraph and the accom-.
modating spirit Of the Supsrintsndens
Of the road, vas 500 seated with the
entire party in an extra coach. relieved
Of The necessity OF staying . night on
the road where they dill not dssirs.
only mention these little irrsgulsrt-
ties 10 lei the proprieton Of those lines
know that they are felt by their patrons,
and that they certainly will stand mnch
better in public confidence and essins-
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the bill contained n list Of the killed and
wounded at the FIRE. Such originality
was worthy Of the immortal p. I. Bar
mum. and IL Is needless TO say was q
grand success.
CAM or THAxrs.-C. @. Baitsrman.
Superintendent Of tho Imperial and
Empire Mining Companies. In the name
OF those companies, returns appreciativs
thanks 10 all who 90 efficiently assisted
in saving the Imperia.Empiro works
fron total destruction by FIRE yesterday.
Read his card in our advertising col
umns to-day.
CoLyAx DEoRrr. LoDoE No. 1.-The
members Of Collar Degree Of Rsbscea
Lodge, No. I, L.O.O.F., are requested "a
attend the funeral OF their deceased sis
ter, LAura p. Noyes. from her late reE.
dence. Gold Hill. ut 1H O'Clock to-mor.
row, Sunday. afternoon. See notice In
another column.
Sror THAT Ksocxrxo. = Some mig
chisvous young Ladies' in Virginia make
a practice Of going around the streets
late in the evening and knocking at tbs
doors Of o portion Of North A and b
streets. II Ii hardly the thing for 10.
spectacle young Indies, moving In good
society. TO do.
OPENING OF Cnrxnx CHAPxL--Ths
Christian Chapel. built by the Chinese
Of Virginia near the corner Of ! and
Taylor streets, will be opened BY Bishop
Whitaker this evening. All For. the
Chinese missionary. will act ~ inter.
prefer. Services will begin at TX
o'clock. lf.lu
CoaoxEa's Ixounr.-Coronsr Mayer
viii hold an inquest al The Town Hall.
Gold Hill, al ~ NJ. Monday. into the
circumstances attending the death Of
John Cock. who vss killed In the Over
man shaft yesterday.
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01aELA VI ~ -
Crown Point rsvins, where they dis
coursed o few we'll executed pieces OF
music, the sweet, rssounding notes OF
which rang forth on the clear mooulit
air with fHo effect. Al the residence OF
b. +. Haxeltns, Esq., they did the
handsome thing In the music line, and
their we'll pleased friends invited them
In and properly responded. Il was past
the midnight hour when the musical
brethren wound up their very pleasing
sersnads al Gibson's. having serenaded
tho whole town, for everybody could
hear them and enjoy the fascination OF
rich musical strains % they sank into
the arms Of Morpheus.
Personals. = Governor Blasdsl was
among the arrivals BY this mornings
train. 80. Hon. Z. L. stsrn IL - far re-
covered from his late sickness that hs
proposes going 70 Ban Francisco this
evening. He will return to Gold Hill,
accompanied BY his sister. In time 70
start on the 25th Inst. for the Grand
Council Of Red Mon. which will shortly
10 held at indianapolis. Indiana.
Held At TIE Posr Generalization
addressed to Mrs. Z. p. Rogers. West
Oakland. Alameda County. Cal, and
Mn. Selma Richardson, Oakwood, vio-
toria County. Ontario, are held at the
Gold Hill Post Once for postage, the
latter additional.
FnAcruRE p.-Mn. Hsnbridgs. Of vir.
gihia, fractured the bones Of her LEG be-
low the knee Thursday. and wa taken
to the County Hospital for treatment.
DR.. Van Zandt reports her asdoing vssi.
SENT U~r.--Judss Wright yesterday
ssntsncsd John Hasgsrty 10 forty days
in the County Jail for vagrancy.
TEE body Of Mn. J. W. Nsyss was
brought TO Gold Hill By this mornings
train.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
INVESTIGATING THE STRANGE MURDER IN
YORKVILLE.

Deputy Coroner Marsh made post-mortem
examination yesterday OF the body Of the unknown man
who was beaten to death Sunday. According to tho
story OF she man who himself 70 DC the per-
petratOr OF the crime, the act WAS done during
drunken struggle by PHILIP olwe in shanty on the
rocks In FOurth-aye., between Seyenty-eighth ana
Seventy-nnth-sts The stranger was almost giant in
build. tall, stout and OF compact frame. bis muscles
standing out like whgcor1s on his arms and legs. He
was evidently well able 70 make hard fight unless he
was entirely overcome with liquor. The postmortem
shows that the struggle desperate The victim was
found have received lacerated wound on the left
side OF the scalp and several bruises the left side or
the face while five OF his ribs the left slo were rac-
turei. The internal organs showed that he had
been greatly addicted TO drak. but in tie opinion
of Deputy Coroner Marsh death was due en-
tlrely to the shock produced by his injuries.
Capt. Mount Of the Fiftynnth Street Station house
had special engaged yesterday upon tue further
inyestIgaon OF thc'ahlr Tncy discovered laichet.
which had evidently been cesucd The edge OF whlch
fitted the the murdered mans head. Te people
living near the shauty continue 10 assert tfat they
heard disturbance during tue night The body or the
murdered man remains 0t the mOrguc. From papers
found has pockets supposed tlat his name was
James and that he has recently been In tbs Eng1sh
army but there residence Indicated and seems
certain that he has neither ho-'e nor friends IN thls
country.