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Inc Commercial wants to know who
constitute the Ring" that is managing
our city affairs. We are not connected
with the Republican party, and a1e,
therefore, unable to give it the informa.
tlon it seeks. We only know that our
p ople are being sadly deceived by those
" 10 are running the machine, and that
-s-'--i--a -~V-t mud our property taxed
more heavily than ever. oven at its Pre-.
sent high valuation.
II there are any Democrats in the
hIng" We do not know it. Our efforts
have been fairly directed in the interest
OF economy; hoping that all parties were
agreed that it was the duty of the men
IN oihce to protect the people from fraud.
u IS with this view We have advocated
ana still do advocate the abandonment
OF the work on the basin entirely, as our
water supply is ample for ten years to
come, and the borrowing and expendi.
ture OF three or four hundred thousand
uolars IN advance of its necessity is @
soStiy proceeding. But if this cannot be
oone, II the Council is determined to 60 on
aad borrow n2d spend, why then we cay
i'b tae work De done by contract-that
IL may be dole cheaply and we'll; and
eoI IN the extravagant and uncertain
manner in which it is now being carried
on' Ihat II is in the hands of Repub-
t.'an hins seems more evident every
aay, and if the Commercial will search
among ITS friends of the Water Depart
inent we have no doubt it will find Just
wnat 1t seeks to know. 1t will find that
the hins Is composed Of Republicans and
negroes, and that the money now being
expended SO lavishly goes directly into
the hands of Republicans and negroes
and the misfortune is that they do not
6nif woFk-they are paid for q day and
give Only q half days work for the mo.
Ray.
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snx KGFt'S SALE.

tlY virtue Of writ Of Venditioni Ry-
~ ponas to me directed, will be exposed to
Pablo Sale at the
DELAWARE HUUSEN 513 MARKET ST Il,
Kept by Geo. W. ortlip. In the City Of VIII
mipston. New Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 28TH DAY OF JUNE, 1871,
Ate O'Clock, p. H.,
The following described real estate, viz:
AL that lot or piece OF land situated In the
City OF Wilmington, and bounded and doscrib.
ed as follows; Beginning on tho northorly
side Of Ninth street between Adams and
jackson streets, 50 feet from the eastsrly side
Of jackson street, thence northerly parallel
to jackson street 100 feet to the southerly
side Of four feet wide alley, thence by said
side thereof easterly o2fes. thence southeriy
parallel TO jackson street loJ feet 10 the said
side Of Eintn street, and thence thereby
westerly 81 feet to the place OF beginning, be
the same more or le.s, with tie privilege
moreover Of tue use OF said alley III comm0a
with other property owners thereon fol ever.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
psrty Of Abram L Woolston, and to be sold
W
wM. II. LASrBsoN. Sheriff.
Sheriff OGice. New Castle,
June lst. A. D., 1875. ! juncl-2tawts
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SUERIFFS SALES.
EEsIFF,s SALE.

virtue OF sundry writs of vend. Exponas
u TO me directed, ,will he exposed to public
sale, at tho store OF Charles y. Morgan. No.
All Market street, Wilmington, In New CAS-
tia County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 2ith DAY OF JUNE, A. D.. 1919.
at 10 Oo'clock, A. b.,
The following described personal property,
viz:
Shirts drawers, stockings. collars. cuffs.
cravrts, gloves, umbrellas. sleeve buttons,
collar buttons, show case, looking glassor,
stove. writiog desk lease of store &C.
Seized and taken IN execution rs the pro-
porty of Charles $. Morgan, and TO be sold by
NM. II. LAMDSOS. Sheriff.
Sherif's 0l,1e. New Castle.
June u, A ID. 1875. jele-2tawts.
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PUBLIC SALES
SALE.

DUBLIN SALE.
will bo sold at Public Sale, at the store OF
the late John w. Wells, deceased on the
n. w. corner OF Monroe and Conrad streets,
ON TUESDAY. JUNE e0th. 1915,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
All the Store Goods, Furniture and Personal
Property OF the said deceased, consisting in
part OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.
Meats, coffess. teas, spices, starch. soaps.
tobacco. patent coffee mill, scales, weights
msat blocks, benches, and store fixtures.
Also, HOUSEHOLD GOODS such as beds
bsdsteads, and bedding, carpets, sideboard,
tables, chairs bureaus, rocking chairs, wash
stands sofa, reception chairs. looking glas'
ses, clock whatnot stoves, clothes press,
tinware, queonsware tubs, buckets, sc &c.
Terms st Ealo
BENZ. T. WELLS, Admir-.
T. NJ. Ogls. Auetr isl9
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sM RIFFS SALE.


DY virtue Of writ OF vend. EXPO. to me
- directed. will be exposed to public sale,
on the premises on the southcrly side of
Third street bridge. In tho Oh , OF Whining
ton, In New Castle county, Del on
FRIDAY,
THE zsru DAY OF JUNE. 1915,
At3 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described personal property
vtz:
Lot OF Iron ore. lot OF pig and scrap froR,
puddle basins 1 scales, lot OF finished iron,
carte and harness l dray wagon and har'
ness. 3 horses, lot OF sand, lot Of ans clay,
lot Ore brick car and wheslbarrows lot
Of coal, &C. Lot Of household furnlyure, such
as beds, bodstends Rnd bedding, tables,
ohairs, carpet, bureaus, stands. sewing ma.
chine, sofa, sidcboard. book case, coal, ios
closet, &c
oeized and taken into execution az the pro-
perry Of benjamin y. Townsend, and to bs
soldby
WIN. II. JAMESON, eherif
eherlfl's ONCE, New Castle
june /. A.. d. 1870 5 1sl2-Gtawts
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
Esegfsssra C:Goy
RzGlsTYR's OFPIcE,

hHtISTER b OFFlCEi
NEw CAsILE COUgfY, June llih, 1875.
Upon tho apbnca'0n Of Benz. r.. Nels
Administrator Of John W. " ellis. it,e Oh
Wilmington hundred. in said counGs, deceas-
ed It is ordered and directed by tho Gegis-
ter that the Administrator aiorssald g;v'
notice of the granting cC Lct era Of Ad-
minlstrstion uron the Estate CT IL dcreaasa
with the date Of granting thereof. by cavsins
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters. in Six Of thS
most public places Of tho county Of New Gas
tie. requiring all persons having demand
ag sinst the Es'~te to present tie same OF
abide by an Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause TIE same
10 he inserted within the snne period in the
Daily Gazette, a. newspaper published In
Wilmington. and te he continla1 therein
s7YSySA three weeks. Z, c. y.
HEHoH GlVen under the hard and scgl Of
S<72HzD oface oi the Register alolo.aii, al
Vow Castle. New Cotl, couuty 40 tta.d,
the day ard year above written.
$. c. bIGGs.Re5 lister.
NOTICE
Al pertors avirT clsirls sgllrer rtr FL.
tate OF the deceaGtt must present the SAME
July attestsd to u 4 Inisiretor, On ,r be.
fore June llth.. 1879. or abide the Act @.
Assembly Ia s1ch casa mcde erd provided.
BENZ. +. WELLS,
Address-Wilnlugi on, rel Je4sod9w
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DURn GkuuND RAW BONE

Furnished BY ear 10 lots OF fye tons and
upwards or smaller quantities from store
Partie. ordering early will get al the benefits
Of the lowest prices. W
Also. lnaterialo for manufacturing Phos-
paaies, always en- hand. Prices as low q.
the lowest. quality as good as tho best Or
ders and inquiries By mail promptly attended
J. A. CRANST0N,
fHblsw oiel Newp0rt, Del.
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S.AsRik E'.s SALE

\ virtue of a writ Of Leyari Faoias to me
y directed. viii be expo sd D. PIb 10 sale,
at tho
D4LAWAREHOUSE. No 513M aRKETsT.,
Kept by Geo W. 0r,lp. IA tho City of vii.
nan. ton. IN Now Castle CouatY. Delaware,
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The following described Roal Estate. vs:
All that plantation or tract OF land with
tho dwelling h0use, barns. and other out
houses thereon oreeted, situate in Rcd Lion
Hundred and partly In Pencader Hundred.
la the county Of New Castle, and State Of
Delaware, Aforesaid, lying ON the west side
Of the public road leading from the kel Lion
to summit Bridge, and on the south side by
tho public road leading from Gilberts corner
to the village OF Glasgow and bounded on the
west by lands late'of samuel Stidham de-
ceased, ny lands Of Samuel nowoil, deceased,
aud lands oi Thomas Layman, and on the
.outn by Lands now or late OF Hyatt, deceased.
OF howsoeyer otherwise tho same may be
bounded or described; supposed to eoutain
tare0 hundred aud seventy-ei- ht acres be
tho sgnlc more or less, (oAeepting out VI this
present g. ant about twont .ono ucres OF land
heretoi, 70 conveyed By Tho said Charles
noble and VIII am w. Longslentn and wife,
TO the chesapeake ana Dslam arc canal Com
pauy)
seized aud taken into execution rs tho pro.
pcrty OF Merritt II. laxson and Hannah l.
Paxaon, his vito, and t. t.. ana ~ be sold by
WIN. Ii. JAMESON, sheri1.
sherlrs ohicc, New Castle.
June IA. A. D., 1910. : jel9-itawts
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RoARDING.--Pleasant rooms and hosra
" @' @ 10 a private sss tsTllS sl3Istus a nsrr
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sIEERlFEs SALE.

10y virtue of writ OF vendltioni Fx.
} ponas, to me directed will be exposed Ia
public sale, on the premises hereinafter do.
scribod, In the City Of Wilmington, New Gas.
tie County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
:GTm DAY OF JUNE, 1875,
At2o'clock. p, NJ.
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IFE1TifER REPORT.
WAsmHeroN, June 22.--1 A. NJ.

FItOUAb bTIlII EOs
For tile Atlantic States stationary OF
falling barometer, southwest to south
east winds, warm r, clear and party
-CTUuuy weather.
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Yr7 sIRFE,s SALE.

10 Fncias to me directed. will be exposed
TO Public Sale. at the Mansion House, on the
premises, near Kirkwood In Pencader, hun.
drsd, New Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE l2th DAY OF JULY, is7a
At o,clook p NJ
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EORG ETO N.

REDUCTION OF COAL FREIGHT RATES on
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Wa-
ter will be turned into the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal on the Goth instant. and nayiga-
ton opened on the 18th. At meeting of the
directors at Annapolis on Tuesday il was re-
solved to reduce the toll OH coal from Cum
berland, owing to the competition from that
point between the railroad lines. The caral
company having recently obtained control
of one of the wharves at Cumberland. have
IT row in their power to control the wharf
charges, and 1T is understood that they, at
their meeting, resolved to reduce the toll and
wharfage from fifty-nine to fifty-One cents.
This is subject TO the approval of the board
OF public works. 1t is said there will be a re-
ductiOn of ten cents per ton on transporta-
ton. If these reductions be made it will
make a total difference in favor of the canal
OF forty-twO cents. But the falls in trans
portation on the part of railroad and canal
must make considerable decrease i'm the
receipts OF both companies for the present
year, unless there should be large increase
of tonnage.
LOOKING AFTER DISTRICT PROPERTY
III is rumOred i'm mercantile circles that re-
cent visits of Mr.. Plowman, inspector OF
buildings, in the neighhOrhOOd of Water
street, will result In the renting out TO the
highest bidder of certain District wharf pro-
perry which for years past has been occupied
for private purposes by persons withoutpay-
ment of rent.
ECoNoNY.-The dismissal of the NIGHT
Waterman at the Georgetown market is "a
saving of S7I per annum TO the District
The market-house has been made secure at
all OF its weak points by the inspector of
buildings, and the services OF a night watch
man are considered no longer necessary.
1LL.-The many friends of Mr.. John Quin-
cy Adams will regret to learn that he is very
Ill, OF consumption, at his residence on West
street.
THE "BLACK MARIA" departed this morn
ing for the Police Court with eight pilgrims
TO the shrine OF justice, who were scOopet in
by the police last night for various degrees
OF drunk and disorderly.
STEAHERS-Thn q Or
Stout cleared this morning for Philadelphia
the steamer Gibson will leave to- morrow for
New York.
CATTLE MARKET.-MessrS. Means, Weav-
er & Co. report sales at Drovers' Rest yester-
day OF 200 head Of cattle, at prices ranging
from To 60 cents per pound; 23i sheep, at
rom 81 toI4 cents per pound; and % cows
.l,,lI
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A L E x A N DRI A,

THE FIsHERY.-The arrivals OF fresh fish
at FishtOwn since yesterday, reported this
morning, were go punches from The Gums
$50 from Plum Trees, $50 from Haislip's and
go from Deep Hole. They sold at prices rang
Ing ION ceuts per bunch for yellow perch
and catfish, to 80 cents for rock. Among them
were few herring and two shad. 5000 her
ring and a small jag of shad from the lower
MachodOck creek, Potomac river, arrived in
Baltimore yesterday, and sold. the former for
s2l per thousand, and the latter for so per
hundred. The tug boat Smith Petit started
down to-day with the outfit and han,,S for
the shore at Bryant's Point, which will be
hshed this year by Mr.. Conrad Faunce
A Fool AND HIS MONEY, &C-A young
man who paid SO to Madame Florence. the
fortune teller, TO tell him where conce called
treasures was hidden, received the infGrma-
ton he sought, but, though he and has friends
have been digging up all the ground in the
neighbOrhoOd of the designated spot has as
yet been unable to find the ingOts.
THE FREIGHT ON COAL.-The wharces of
all the coal agencies in this city are being
put in order for the reception and shipment
OF cumberland coal, but unless Mr.. German
makes reductions in last years rates of
freight on the canal, but little coal will come
here this year.
JUNK DEALER IN LUCR.-A we'll known
junk collector by the name of Groadel, en-
pnyed by Ma. Dreifus. has, by the death of a
rich uncle In England. Just come into possess
sion OF fortune estimated To be worth at
least forty thou sand dollars Gazette, :1H.
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Condensed Locals.

Two houses ON 2d street southeast "<~ge
PARTIALLY unrOofed yesterday during I'd sAxh
wind
Sbillington sends an early copy OF Tns
spoi|rrt, for AprfI and HarPeT's Weeky, and
Frank Leslie's JGsEstT0fe't N,lcsPdp r for
coI' Dunning II. McNair. who die In this
sity Tuesday night, in his seve ,,tv-eigh,h
wear. was originally from Ker .tUcIxv AVID
Sergeant alarms Of the Unite States Sen
ate several years previous to SSt.
The pupils of the second district SrhOols
will assist Mr.. Locke, jar tor of the Seaton
building, by giving HIM "A benefit entertain-
nent tomorrow eveniD Z. in the hail OF that
building.
The Patent Office HIS issued this week the
following patents 10 persons in this city,.
W. Bryan. Improvement in hOdS: Edwin
Burt. improvement i'm breach heading fire
arms; ". G. A1sjill, sheet metal boxes, I'M
proved.
w. j. Flood has been appointed a writer in
the department. Of equipment snd recruiting
AT The nav yard. vice Mr.. Baldwin, resigned
and james p. RyOn has beer appointed tool
keeper In the construction department. vice
W. j. FlOOd, promoted
Under the new arrangement for the re
sOval Of night-SOil, Just entered into by the
BOari Of Health. the use Of Eth street wharf
as place Of deposit viii be discontinued.
and the fixtures and property removed 10
another locality.
Hugh Strider was taken to the Police
Court this morning from police headouaT-
teri. on the charge 81 breaking and entering
THE STAR office last December. and com
nitted, an deiault Ct bonds, FOR a hearing to-
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CRIMINAL CoURr--Judye M1c.1r,hsw.
Yesterday, Thomas 9gleton, ala, Thn.Aas
was sentenced TO five years in the Albany
penitentiary- VIM. Henry, alias VIM. Piper,
convicted OF resisting an officer, was sem
fenced TO six months in jail.
David Jones. charged with burglary and
larceny. was found not guilty: Messrs. Muir
ray and Drury for defence Henry Jackson,
assault with intent to kill James III. Akin
son, was found guilty. Robert jackson.
Daniel Williams and Robert johnson, lar
Others were found guilty They were SEN
tereed to one year each in the penitentiary.
The following cases have been set for trial
Wayman and Chas. Burrell resisting officer;
James Walter and Spider Brown, burglary
and larceny; John Snowden, resisting OFF,
xiii; Lee Levi and WIN. smith. larceny:
Albert Colbert, Samuel Patch and 8. Camp
bell, do; Ellsworth Scott and Jackson Per-
kins, larceny; John Brown, burglary and
larceny.
POLICE CopRT~-J,sciqe Ssen
In this court to-day, Alexander Eggleston
was charged with assault and battery OH
Mary T.. Eggleston, his wife; case continued.
Laura Addison; coloret, assault and battery
on Henry Smallwooa This appeared 10 be
case OF jealousy; dismissed. B. j. Joyce
forfeited collateral. Jas. Fitzgerald. same.
Richard Lewis was fined $40 for indecent ex-
posure; Michael Drany, loud and bolster
Gus talking; IS. VIM. Schofield and John
Constantine, loud and disurderly; IS each.
George Jones. same; SIS. Charles Oien, fail
ure 10 have number placed on his Wagon:
S2. John Hurd, disturbing the quiet of
Georgetown; 50. Boston Green, loud AMI
hoisterous; IS. Edward Fitzgerald, same;
80. Thomas Manning, same; S5. Michael
burke, disorderly in Georgetown; 80. VIM
killian, fast driving; $50. Luke Nurtagh,
disorderly conduct; forfeited collateral. John
Smith, disorderly in Georgetown; SO. Thos
McNamee and ThOs. Rooney. same charge,
s. each. Also charged with the same in an
other case; SIS each. Walter Jenkins, loud
and boisterous; IS.
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New YOrk's Latest Case Of NAL prac.
tice.

YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN DYING UNDER
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
shocking case OF malpractice came to
the notice OF the police authorities OF the 18th
ried lady, aged 20 years, named Curtis, resi-
ding on Union square, whose husband has
been absent from the city several months
was the victim. The information was first
impaired TO Captain Gunner by u physician
called TO attend the lady, who stated that she
would probably die during the night. The
captain at once repaired TO the place indica-
victim was fast ebbing away, though still at
intervals conscious. Coroner Croker and
deputy Coroner McWhinney were promptly
summoned 10 take her ante-mOrtem state
ment. The dying woman at first declined to
make any statement of the facts; but, after a
while, she so far consented as to give the
name OF the midwife whs treated her, who
East Forty-ninth street Coroner Croker at
once gave orders for the immediate arrest of
this woman, and Officer Handy took her
into custody and brought her to the presence
OF the dying woman, who identified her. The
prisoner admitted having been consulted by
Mrs. Curtis, but denied having been guilty
OF malpractice, after which she was removed
proceeded with the ante-mortem statement
which they obtained with some difficulty as
Mrs Curtis mind frequently wandered and
the pain she was suffering was apparently
intense. The police subsequently arrested
ana held fof examination Benjamin Gregory
OF No. 32f West Twenty-third street, an
organist In an uptown church, who, 1t is al
with the lady. 1t was the opinion of the
medical gentlemen who attended that the
unfortunate lady cannot survive MANY hours
". Y. Herotd, nth.
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District government Aaairs.

a Z-mcn pipC sewer has been ordered in
alleys IN square No. 50, with mGnhOles.
The District commissioners. accompanied
by Chief Engineer HONie. visited all the mar
lighthouses IN The District this morning, with
The view of GSccTtaining whether or not fur
ther reductions OF current expenses can bc
running Ogjer. No action has as yet been
taken.
Chief Engineer Hoxie is busily engaged IN
locking after the old contracts. the work on
which i being resumed There are about
sixty Of them. II IL not contemplated by
the authorities To make any new contracts
This season. but merely tn finish up those
BOW In operation. and where a necessity ex-
isis for the protection of improvements al
ready made. extensions OF such work NAV
not admit of any J. w contracts being made.
committee of property holders on eth
street southwest. healed by Mr.. e.. Il. Church.
T. A. Lambert and others. waited on the Dis
iTiet commissioners to-day To see what relief
san be extended them i'm relation to the paw
nlent of the special tax assessed against their
prof. erty on said street They represented to
Commissioner ketchS m that under decree
Of The Supreme Court trey were ordered TO
paw the heavy assessment by FIVE annual in
sialmentS; that under this order the first in
>talmeEt was paid. and therefore the sale
OF the property now advertised should cover
the second lnstalment, which is the only
portion Of the tax in arrears. instead OF the
full amount as stated in the advertisement
These tax liens are held by the + irst National
Bank OF New York. Commissioner ketcham
stated that his impres sion was that the mat
ter was entirely without the control OF the
tOmmiSSi toners. and is question between
The property-hOlders and the bank; at the
same time the matter should he referred to
the attorney for the District as 10 the powers
o. The District Commit sSiOnerS: and il relief
can possibly be extended by them il should
be done. The conflict appears TO be between
the decree OF the court and the law.
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A GREAT FARMER IN GEoRGIA-Col Lee
jordan owns and cultivates 10000 acres, the
original cost OF which was $500 He has
500 labOrers, but is gradually adopting the
tenant system. Heraises twice as much corn
as he needs. Six overseers superintend the
plantations. and raise from 400 to 2, 600 bales
of cotton. No fertilizers are used, as Col
Jordan believes them to be productive of
caterpillars. Formerly he spent s12 900 per
annum in guanOs and phosphates, but now
makes his own manure. DR.. H. III. Coleman
does the practice of the plantations on the
following plan He assesses each head of "a
family So a year. whether he is sick or not;
and thus, by taxing each man lightly, il is
made burdenSOme on none. He is good
physician, and says that IL is the healthiest
country he ever saw. Only two adults died
last year ont Of over a thousand souls. The
preaching is done ON the same plan. There
is a negro preacher on q 50 600 salary, who
rides about the country in his twO-horse
buggy, as fat as a bishop and as happy as
prince. He charges 50 head for dealing out
salvation the year around, and with mem
bership OF 1,500, never gets less than 5000
per annum out OF the place. He is a repub-
llcan, but sticks to the gospel with a fervor
that only such salary could lnspire.-At-
l0Tlfd Herald.
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THE ST. LOUIS AssAssINATIoN.-Anee
Russo, one of the Italians arrested at Belle
Vile, Ill, for the murder of Francisco Paler-
mo, made statement to the st. Louis chief
of police to the effect that he and the other
iour men were secreted behind the fence and
IN the lumber yard on Broadway, as pre-
Hlously reported; that they were waiting for
Palermo, who they knew would pass there
Palermo saw them as he came up, drew two
revolvers, and began firing upon them
ANTONIO Cataleonio and Santo Mallo re-
turned the fire. Russo then ran awav> AMI
claims not TO know whether any other shots
were fired He added that Palermo had
threatened 70 Kill them; that he was looking
lor them while they were watching for him
His statement is not very satisfactory in
detail, but he says distinctly that he and his
companions were lying in wait for Palermo
and that they expected TO have q fight
Where Is no doubt but that these men are the
.nurderefs OF Palermo.
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BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-New York theatri-
cadcircles are considerably excited over a suit
for breach of promise of marriage which
was announced to begin in the Supreme
Court of that city on Tuesday. The parties
lltigant are Miss Rose Massey, an English
star barlesque actress, and Mr. Montague
siderable excitement In New York as the
lover in Mr.. Boueicault's Shaughran.- Miss
Masseyx affidavit Is long and exhaustive.
giving in detail the cOurtship, engagement
of marriage. and the suit instituted in the
Court OF Exchequer, London, which was
withdrawn on receipt OF Q note, in which
promised to marry her within six months
from dale