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Tho Attorney General is not in possession of
Shg information communicated by ex Assistant
District Attorney Harrington Which incuips;es
IN the recent safe burglary ex-Chief Clerk
hun2. OF the secret service division OF the
lraasury department. under tho Col. Wh!eiey
regime. Ii MIR. Harrington has iniI arted any
nforlnetion 10 the government officers which
constrained Kunz to depart from New York to
Europe in hot haste Gus was tolegraphed from
teis ciiy), it has been lodged with other public
otlcers outside of the Department of JusLee.-
Washington STIR, 2lSt
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';'hc Eastern Shore.


The daily mail route between Greensborongli
ami Ghestertown la- been discontinued.
Squirrels are quite plentiful, and the sports
men arc enjoying rare fuu.
The cornerstone Of the new W. l.. Church
was laii at Preston On the l2ll, anil over : 900
subscribed.
W. II. Fickev, OF tic I.h distrci was accideu-
tally pushed from door, last week. and received
injuries on the head which Terminated fatally.
cEoIL COUNTY.
Wm Arm strong, of the lth. district, had 800.
stolen from his pocket ut the West Chester fair.
Government engineers made survey this
week of the Elk River, from the bridge to Cedar
Point, preparatory to finishing dredging the
channel. 1t is understood that tho work Of
dredging will be renewe IL q short time and
completed this Fan.
temperance demonstration will he held near
North East next Saturday, which viii be ad-
dressed By Rev. j. L. PoulsOn, j. b. Mann, aud
VIM. Daniels Esq.
Jteuben iInines Esq. Of Elkton, who has been
travelling in Europe, has returned
The wagon house aud hay house OF Geo. W.
Oldham were burned on Tuesday evening last
about dark. There wero about twelve tons OF
hay in tho building, which together with the
structure, was totally consumed, There WAS an
insurance on the building OF 5400 and on the
hay OF $500. The wagon house WIS insured for
$500,
Tie public school tcachers last week present
I'd set of silver service TO Rev. JDo. Squier,
Examiner and Treasurer of the eohool Board,
and purchased a silver pitcher for tho President,
y. s. Evernst, bur the latter declined to accept
his present on account of scruples ebout the
propriety of receiving presents from those who
arc in some measure dependent on his volitton
for positions.
poEcaEsrtR COUNTY.
Col. James Wallace il putting up at his fac
tory tho largest amount or canned goods ever
prepared in Cambridge.
The Cambridge Agricultural Society lave de-
eided to postpone holding thoir far uutil the
Goth, 2lst and 22nd Of October. By that time
thor buildings viii bo complete and the tack in
ran
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..ccESDISOs or ITS sEsst9S-ELgCTIDS on OFF
cEns-oEowIH IN DELAWARE.
The Annual meeting OF the Delaware State
Iagtist Mission Society WAS hold in this city,
yesterday afternoon In the absence of tho reg
t.iar chairman, Rev. j. NJ Hope, of Wyoming
presided aud Rev. T. III. EASTWOOD of Whining
ton acted as cleIk.
Tho session was oFened with devotional txsr-
csca.
An election for ofiicers was then held with the
following result Moderator, Rev. j. N. Hope I,
L.erk, Rev r. NJ. EASTWOOD Treasurer Dea-
yatl George Paris, OF Dover.
Reports upon the condition OF the cllurchos
Tere then made, the Wilmington churches be-
rg represented rs follows FIRST. Rsv. MIR.
i .stwood Second. Washington Jones the
Vim street, Z Twin Hirst the Germau church,
J.. II. Muhlhausen. Tne Delaware Avenue
r'.iFch was not represented. Rev j. J. Reader
represented tho church at Dover, and Rev. Mr..
Hope the churches at Wyoming and Milford,
sleo saying something with reference to u
church at Milford III behalf OF Rsv. Mr.. Leamy,
@ho waa not present The reports from these
churches We're OF an encouraging character,
Hpd showed some aceesions IN the lower part OF
tie State.
The next annual meeting will bo held in the
Frs. church, this city at the usual tme. and II
MAS determined to invite Rev. l. NJ. Haldemap
to preach the opening sermon, with Rev. Mr..
l.ogmcy as alternate. Tho next quarterly SOS
sion Will be held at Wyoming on the frat Mon
day in December next. Rsy. II, NJ. Eastwood,
CT biz alternate, Rev. Mr.. Bradford. will preach
the sermon.
In the evening a conference meeting WIS held,
u. " hich remarks were made by Reys Mossrs.
IL ,,te. Reader, II. j. Il. Strayer and othcrs.
Mr. btrSyer alluded TO tho fact that when he
came 20 Wilmington twelve years ago there
we're but two English speaking Baptist churches
IN the b.ste--Ouo IN thir city, the other in Dow
sar. since tttG t!ue the humber las been H.
Sr'f6at d 10 ten.
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,iood temperance men, vote for temperance
tlird party candidates. divide tho Republican
party, reinstato the Democracy and then no
more rum will be sold in these United States.
you sec how it will work.
1t turns out that Sam Cary, vino is raying
tcem the stunp in ONO about the coupon
clippers" and 'money lords is himself the hol-
der OF more than S25 900 of Government bonds.
Sam Cary s, und always was loud-mouthed
GrsIl
At meeting of the Pennsylvania Republican
tommitJee at Harrisburg, last Friday, reports
.; the most satisfactory character We're received
from all parts of the state. The attendance was
large, aud tine belief WAS universal thai some
ihas more than the Eric platform and candl,
dates would be required to defeat Hartfanit and
Iiwle.
At Worcester, Aleas., last evening, thirty del
efstos TO the Republican State Convention were
la1len, all of whom, except two or three, are
ss,d 10 favor the nomination OF Charles FRANCIS
Adams for Governor
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order az IN Nsissi,sippf.

Tho organized Democratic bands of nlu,derers
Al Mississippi arc not in insurectlon at all All
Trey ssk is TO be Let alone. They are not in re-
oatiion against the government Of the ration
nor Of the State. They are simply organized
aud armed to disperse Republican meetings and
lnassacre the blacks When they have done q
york of this kind, all is quiet till the next time
= Is no insurrecton. 1t ls really keeping order.
There Will be no need OF this discipline NJ all II
Republicans held no meetings, aud the blacks
CID not presume to enroll as votera.- CtHcin-
nQfi (tO,gtfs
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sI.nc.
THE fr-uc ucetIsfienOaFas OF NEW JlnhLY uN III
PRODUCT OF TEE DELAWARE.

THE Fr-urellafenoaFas OF NEW JinslY 81 TUE
PRODUCT or TEE DELAWARE.
The fifth annrsi report of the Commissioners
ut Fisheries of tho Ststa Of Now Jersey, just
pabliHhcd, reviews their Lahore for the year 1874,
hut contains soms points about tie shad fisher
les of the Delaware which arc Of interest, even
~ this season OF the year. The report states
tl.st tho cltch OF shal during the year 1874 was
- per cont moro than IN 1878, that the average
weight OF tue fish was considerably increased.
This was ascrbed to tho better Observance of
Vhe fishery laws for the past three seasons, es.
,ecially that requiring weekly close time OF
ia.rty hours, aud also to ms removal OF fish
Asakets in the Delaware, by which glaat hum
bers OF young fish had heretofore been dos
iroyed. The commissioners urgo tho enforce
,uent of the laws III reference To this class of OBJ
structons, and others of greater Or less NOM
ent. very important feature in tho report
consists in the reprint of the laws enacted by
the Legislature OF New Jersey, in reference to
.ne concurrent rights OF New Jersey and Penn
syivania over the fisheries OF the Delaware; and
aleo tho agreements on the subject entered into
by the representatives OF the two States at var
lCus times
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The American Line of steamships will have
the Inman steamer city Of Bristol in place oi
the wrecked .lL53ESto.d. 5ho is now due at
Philadelphia.
It was showing at Colorado Springs, G. T.,
there since the previous day.
II is reported that BIucicaut will introduce a
trained hound 90 play latyers, iii the "Shaug-
raun, in london.
Joe Jefferson, now in Paris, it is said, has de-
termined to mako that city his residence for tho
coming three years.
Duprez and Benaiiet have dissolved partner
ship, Dnprez retiring.
George Quacco, colorol man from Newark,
N. j., was drowned in the Delaware at Easton,
yesterday, while attempting to escape from the
Philiipsburg police.
Tie Mechanics Bank, of Montreal, suspended
yesterday. It's directors published statement
that serious defalcations had been discovered.
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THREE woMEN TAKE THEIR own LIVES a NAN
RESORTS 70 LaUDASUM.

THREE woaIEN TAKE THEIR own LIVES "A NAN
RESORTS 70 LAUDASUM.
a lady, apparently between 25 aud 80 years
of age, committed suicide, at Lebanon, Pa, +,
yesterday by throwing herself in front Of a
railroad train. Hor heal was severed from her
body. She arrived in Lebanon on Monday
evening, and registered at the Lebanon Valley
hotel as 'Aliss Lulu Greene, Of Philadelphia" +"
A piece of paper was found in her pocket, with
the name "Alarths Mellon" written upon it.
A girl, named Cantwei, aged 10 years, com
initted suicide by shooting herself, in Montreal,
on Monday night She had been betrayed, and
was also suspected by her employer of theft.
$. L, Mouroe has committed suicide, at a no.
tel in Binghamton, New York, by taking lauda-
nun.
At Marlboro, N. H., last evening" widow,
named White, while temporarily insane, cut the
throat of visitor, named Mrs. Gerould, and
thou cut her own throst with scythe. Neither
il expected to recover.
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Ii has been too much tho fashion of lGto to
decry this department of the work OF house
keeping aa usalesa aud laenial, and to insist THAI
money ought to buy it's resnlt, leaving to the
wife and daughter time for self improvement
and higher dutieA. There can be no doubt that
the average American housekeeper often be-
comes slave to her store closet, one.thrd OF
tbs year being spont III preparing food for the
remainder canned vegetables, snlted meat,
pickles and preserves arc often the milestone
WHICH drags her soul and body down to Il very
low level. But there is another side to tho sub
ject, and we may strike tho just middle ground
ON it ~ on any other. Nobody wants a Geolge
Eliot or Florence Nightingale or Jessie Fre-
mont, to give her time to compromising pcca-
Hills OF preserves. But. while one woman is a
leader in society, iterature, or philanthropy.
ninety-nlne adopt sDne flnaller way to make
themselves useful and helpful i'll betteiing and
Frightening the little world about them, and
these smaller ways III city life are frequently
incessant devotion to visiting, to music, to maxi
lug horrible and exhansting efforts at house
decoration. We confess that when We have
sat down to feaatH where the vegetables
| smacked too strongly of tho professional eau
ucr's prl where tho meats We're llleOOked tho
oiTenso of the pickles was rank with vitriol, and
the DEF sortA bore that incXtinguishable flavor OF
the c1MtecriCpers rhop. and whom, after diuner,
We have been called ON to listen to feeble strnm-
ming OF tho piano, OF weak criticisms on the last
exhibition, or TO adGlilo works of ait in the
shape of spat,ardash or Persian embroid-
cries ON Turkish toWeiing, We hayo re-
nemborei tie busy Pennsylvania kttch.
en- and tho bountful table Of old
Virginia niatrous; the delicious flavor, lido
syucra4y, If NO mGy call it So of every dish; the
care with which the fathers taste iii soups, and
the boys fancy for certain jams, were remem-
bored from year to year; the Thousand ways i'll
| which skill and good faste and affection were
shown in this base art of cookery; the genuine
home made flavor OF tho dishes, the talk, the
yorv fuu,-we arc not at all cure that women in
| ignoring this ancient craft 30 utterly, have not
| sighted one OF tcir strongest modes of express
| pion--" Home and Society ScTt5ncF for oct.
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CMcISNArI, ONO, Sept 2l,--The following is
the call addressed to Hon. Carl Schurz, asking
lin to address tha people on financial matters,
and his reply;
UiscE,EArI Sept 20.
lion. Cart .St.nrs
SIR Tho main question under discussion, in
view of the approaching election in this 5tate is
whether the county shall advance or recede in
the road to specie payment. The popular deci-
sion will assuredy have a serious influence upon
political organizations, business interests, and
public policy. We are mindful OF your superb
arguments III the senate on behalf of a sound cur
reucy, and rs merchants and business men We
invite you to come to Ohio, and present in public
speeches your views upon the cause at issue,
which we esteem to be that of national honor
and common honesty.
Mr.. Schurzs reply was as follows
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
GgSrLEMeS sim2lv obey a call of duty in
complying with your invitation. l snail be ready
to address tho citizens OF Cincinnotti on tho cve
ming of Monday, Sept. 27.
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The following is the weight of eleven distin-
guishe4 Revolutionary officers who were weigh
ed ut West Point, Aug, 19th. 1888
General Washington 2Oo lbs General Lin.
coin, 22i lbs General Kaox, 2sl lbs; General
Huntington, 1872 lbs; General Greaton, lGG lbs. !;
Colonel Swift, 2l9 lbs. Col. Michael Jackson,
252 lbs; Col Henry Jackson, 235 lbs.i Lieut..
Col. Huntingdon, 1872 lbs; Lieut. Col. Cobb, 1856
hs Lieut.. Col Humphreys, 222 lbs. Their
average weight was 2li lbs. Kuox being the
heay,es, aud Huntington tho ighteit.
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SECOND hislf5HEts''.


FuHrHNE PARTICULARS IN TIE WOODWARD AcCI-
DeSr4L tI)DTiSG CAsE-rGgDICr oF me JURY.
Tho coronet'a jury in the case Of James Wood
wa!d, accidentally killed. on Monday evening,
while cunning for reed brds in tho marsh lands
near Stanton, rendered verdict. yesterday, that
death WAS eau-ed by tho accidental discharge of
shot gun. The evidence baforo tho coroner
failed TO show the cause why the gun went on
bu At Is urpJsed the hammer OF the gun hit
OR caught on bush. Woodward and
q younger brother had been cunning for rCed
birds, and when they counted them there were
four lacking ut two d1zen when the deceased
took auotier short round aud killed enough to
make mp that nunber. While the younger
brother was counting aud sorting the birds. Tho
deceased stood some detanceaway leaning upon
his gun. Al tho discharge tho younger brother
ran TO him. and held him mp when the only
words he uttered were My God, l am shot. "
lie died in II few minutes after tho accident.
Woodward was II young man, about 20 years Of
age. of good character and much beloved by all
who l.ueH him.
The C,KI sraANdEg.
lNst evening an inquest was held upon the ba-
dy Of tao uultnown stranger found dead in 81.
JaGless deoyo, near Hartman & Ferenbach's
brewery, an account Of which was reported IN
yesterdays COMMERCIAL Witnesses testified to
the finding OF the body as stated, but no nfor-
nation was Ob5einei by which the identity of
the deceased could be proven. On his person
was found the following tceipt. which is snp-
posed TO furnish his name
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 81.
Received in good order fIom Charles +. Weld
int ON board the Philadolphia * Baltimore Cen
teal Il. II. uno crate poucbes marked John For
syC Chadd's Ford, penna.
L. L. Amor.
TSo empty laudsnum yials were found IN
pocket OF the clothing Of tho deceased, and this
led to the belief TINT the man had suicided
DR.. Grimshaw madle superficial examination of
the body, but discovered no outward
evidences Of death from laulanum, and
lgas unable TO detect any marks Of violence. In
.he absence OF any well ascertaiued causes of
Heath the jury rendered verdict that it had
from cau-es unknown.
Coroner Groves tolegraphod, this morning. to
Jladds Ford inquiring about the deceased, but
ND received no reply at noon. IL was ascer-
aimed that the stranger had been travelling on
lie BALTIC. Central II. II. Ho was cookbook
ng young man, WITH short black noustache, up
Der teeth much decayed, was apparently abont
% years of age, aid was wedi ssed in suit of
clothing.
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ANY number Of figures You may wish to mul-
tiplv by will give the same result If divided by
"a much quicker operation but. you must
remember &c annex a cipher to the answer,
whenever there is no remainder and when
there il Il remainder, whatever 1t may he, annex
a s in the answer. Multiply iGi by and the
answer will be 3,320 dividing tho same nunt-
Der by 2 aud YOU have -32, aud as there Id no
remainder, add cipher. Now take 351, aud
multiply by s there ID 1875. Divide the same
number By g and ycu have l7S and a remain
der you therefore place at the ond Of line,
and tho Ie3uit Is again |, 7Sj.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs IN WIcoMfco CoUS-
TY.-'rhe Democrats of Wicomico county, pomi-
mated tho following ticket yesterday For Sem
alto, Thomas Humphreys for House of Dele
gates, 3. r. Dashiell and w. G.. Gordey for
sheriff. L.. Il. Dorman; for States attorney, JAS.
II. Elegood Orphans Court, James GILES, L..
NJ. Dashiel and James II. West ; county COM
missioners. Wm. l.. Laws, s. Ii. Fooks, John
Williams, Il. p Darby and II. c. Mitchell ; sur
yevor IL \. Crawford.
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FOUnVH EDITION.


rUnrHEn Ps sidRE49 on THE ISDEpESDEST MOVE
aIEST II MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.
This Superior C.uncil Of Citi2ens Reform Par
ty held a session, last night, at which John II.
McCAntock was Withdrawn from the sheriff atty
TO halmouizs all the clements OF opposition to
the regular Democratic nom nations. Hls euc
ce-sor has not yot been named.
The Republican State Convention rneota here
to-day TO receive the report of the Committee Of
Conference III relation to tho formation of a
S.ats ticket. They VIII recommend to the con
vention for their indoraement Hon. ]. Morrison
Harris for Governor S. Teackle Wallis for attor-
ney general and Col. Edward Wilkins for comp
troler, those gentlemen being the choice Of the
Merchants Reform and Citizens Reform parties,
who viii cooirm their nomination at mass
meeting to be held next week. IL Is probable
that The recommendation will be aplrovei
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iDe"'''''#' i #'s..''


r % Wllnugt1l III trkst II n)ro plauiirdliy
snop!oa, this III rning, thsn for s0m3 days past,
t'a receipts BON By rail aud wagons bang Aoma-
WA; mjro5ssI. rao cln.nssion q d1ai5sa re-
c,.rsi 1913 ht4k9t+. whith thay ara sehng at
ts1n % To 80 CENTS pat blstes with IS cents for
n3nl chDice vlriaii9s. rie retail prices a.e
hisnar. bnt the frat seems t, hung cn without
nay great inquiry.
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Tue GRASdERs PIo-Nio.-'ro morrow the pic
nic of the Grangers will be held in McFarlans
woods near Newport. 1t w.ll be largely attended,
weather permitting. Many persons arc expect
cd from down the State, who will take advantage
OF the reduced fare and the opportunity which
tho early morning train affords, as by coming up
on it they can go out to tho grove at 10 i'll the
morning. Several able speakers will be present
Seats for the accommodation of ylritOrs hayc
been erected.
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e.
Good for AsristOW !!

Last evenings Washington S'dr has tiio fol-
towing -
Secretary Brstow will, IN Few days, COM
nance the preparation OF his annual report to
= .'hgress. He will take decided ground in favor
" Ihe carrying out to the letter the spGcle re-
f1iiptlon act of the last Congress,
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ACCIDENT ON THE W. d Il. Il. R.-YesterdaY
afternoon, as a shifting engine was descending
the grade which connects the Wilmington d
Reading Il. r., with tie penna. II. r., at Coates
Vile, it was thrown by an open switch upon the
main track, obstructing it completely. The
they each drew up close TO the wreck, exchanged
passengers and freight, and returning each
landed their passengers about twenty minutes
late. This morning the track was cleared, but
the shifter had not been got upon the track
whom the morning train south passed
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The scnrDeder AIR Snip

After much delay arrangements have been
perfected through tie organization OF joint
stock company at Baltimore by which the
Schroeder air ship will be completed in three
weeks Should the invention prove success
full several trial trips will be made in the United
States before ventuung across the Atlantic.
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The officers and directors of the Bank Of Cali
fornia, in contradicting a statement that the
AMI will reopen on the 9th inst, say no time
as vet been fixed for resumption, out 1t may
robably take place about that date.
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Daily Gpmoertial.
COMMERCIAL pEIMIil!G CnMpAaY.
Howard H. Jcnkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
t. Fo, 9arma, ets., Second IGrs.


DR.. norstio S.one, tho distinguished seulp-
r1r, died ia Ialy on the lItl int. liz had been
for some time i'll of Eo nan feso., winch gave
place to dyscnters of T. malignant type. DR..
stone was known III this city, where ho hUs viz
.tei aud octnrod and he was tlie -cliptor OF ii
uas. OF Col. II, 5. lIsComb, owno l. W. believe,
hr LhAt neaIleman.
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a SoRIPrURAL QUESTION. Tho Congress which
meets daily at MahafTy's, 10Th and Market, has
been considering query propounded ny one Of
its most prominent members us to what Satan
wanted with The body Of Moses, (see tho epste
of judo. / 80 Wien he aud tue angel Michael
cOniended for it. The disposition seems to be
to leave the question to the religious editor o.
the Republican, who, if not acquainted with the
parties, doubtless recollccts tie circumstance
YcrY Mell.
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FIFTH EDITION.
spain.

UNION or MoNAacaisrs eoUSsELsD.
MADRID, Sept. "a.
A ministerial circular wea issued 10 the e.
fects to-day. 1t urges a union OF the Mon
archsts OF all shades in the coming elaction.
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Commercial Reports.


PHILADELPHIA uaRREr.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. y.
Flonr quiet rrd STEADY; extras, s5 25G 5 37t%;
Penna family 20 50a700; high grades, 1900
50. Wheat duh and lower; old red 5l.40;
new do IL 110@l.35 Corn duli. yellow 700D71c.
Oats quiet. Whiskey sl20.
2porArIoss ~ TIE 8lANDY WINE ..ILIs ToR FLOUR
hED .nAiS-p JHTgcriD DALI.
Family Fintr. ~ .,+..... .%s.G0a 900
EttfG FLOW ... 675T0 $50
lnperiiue t'.1uF 400 b.75
Y;toa,, ..-.... 1856
Oor'.....,........ e1c
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DrsoRDTRLy CoNDUcr.-Daniel McNGlfy was
brought before Esq. Frazer, charged with break
ing the window Of John O'Donnels saloon In
West Second Street. MeAultv urged that he
had been insulted IN o 0'Donnoil's aaloon and that
he took that plan to be reveuged. The esquire"
informed him of Ills mistake in taking the law
into his own hands, and fined him the costs
amounting to about s70O, including witnose
fees, and obliged him to repair tho broken win-
dow.
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LADY ISuUaLD AT FAuLKLANp.-iIfs. ".
jerks Fell. whle out lidlug the latter part of
last week, was thrown from her horse and had
ono of her arms hurt, it being feared that the
bone waa split. Dr. Swithiu Chandler wa. sum
mOned and redrcnl the fracinre