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HAsLft<,An .EsNKes
CHEsAPEAgE AND OHIO RAILRoAp.
PAssRaGRR DEPARTMENT,
~ RIcIfM0sY,. " A.. .y1nttarv r. 1909

CHEsAFEARE AND OHIO RAILRohp.I
PASsEgGRK DEPARTMENT,
HIcHAosDs Va. JAnuary J.. 1876.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY q, 1876.
/PAsSENGER TRAINS Will run rs follows =
Arrive az Gordonsyiiie 1885 P. H. lis! u
Arrive az Washington. 7:40 PM 7.4I 4 "
Arrive as Charlottesville. 2:I0 P. 81. zuS ~
Arrive At Lynchburg. $50 2. "a. 9:15 A. NJ,
Arrive nj Goshen 80. 49,. s:IS p. IN. 5:4s 4 II.
Arrive q. Msliboro',. $40 r n f:Ig n
Arrive at CoyfDgto n...... S.15 r. IS. 735 A. II
Arrive as Alieghany..... 9:5S r. D.. $50 A. ".
Arrive az Mhite sulphur 1920 P. d. $40 4. VI.
Arrive It kanaWha Fsi:. t:ab a A. agg Is s. 4.
Arrive at Charleston. 7:OS A. 81 2-h9 p "
Arrive ut HUNTINGTON. $40 A. d. 4S5 p M.
Arrive ~ Cincinnati. ...........,.... 600 A. NJ
Train leaving Richmond at 600 A. H. runs fJ,,Iy
sanhs ,oppiag a az regular STATIONS
Stopping At Hanover, Lonisa, sGordorsviIIe, Char.
Waynesboro,. SannIon. Goshen, M,IlSoro sES oS.,
ington, Allegheny, and all regular stations ives. Of
. Accommodation train leaves Richmond s,- car
louisville and al tntermetaie stations daily
Sunday at 400 P: M Neeps
Trains arrive at RichNondss follows:
Fxpress Train daily afs.......... n
Accommodation Train daily Except n'
Trains coming Into Richmond stop at s:s S q; a:
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and DanYiiie and Richmond and Peters.
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further tGformaton, rates, &c, apply a. 500
Main street, Or at 'o1 eosWS Sf s. HOWARD.
General RSssspssr sns Ticket Agent.
jas General Manager.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI-
IC yATELY.-yALUABLE FARM OF THIR-
TY.SIX ACRES, three miles from Manchester,
Va, for sale priVateiy-twenty acres enclosed BAL
auce In woods: comfortable dwelling with i've
rooms; out.houses ample and In good order. VIII
sell a bargain If early application is made TO the
owner Address or apply 10 X. D. SEAY.
ia 4.lw* Manchester, Va.
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c6 60O will buy No. 1 BRICK HOUSE
sDD,CUU In good location, with nIe rooms,
Lot 29xI 81 feet to Wide alley. All In good Or
der. II cost as 1t stands over $1,000. Apply 70,
p. r, ISBFLL, No. Eleventh street, or w. n.
r,iIroai de 2S-Tu4w
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RICHMOND, FREp'G 8 POTOMAC X. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1867

RICHMOND, FRRb'G g PCToNAC X. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. }
RICHMOND. January 8, 1867
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
235 r. II. leaves Byrd-street station daily cone
Meeting with the Bait more and Chic
railroad and the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad ut Washington.
THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH.
INGToN TO NEW YORK.
1000 r. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station tSunaays
exceptedL connecting 1t Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
sos P. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAN for
Hanover Junction leaves Broad-St Get
station (snndays excepted
SAM. arrives ~ Bvrc-Street station tMor.
days excepted.
l:3oP. NJ. arrives az Byra-Street station daily.
S:S7 A. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Strcet station tSunlsays e1-
ceptedl.
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
EREIGKT TRAINS leave BroaC.Stree. station
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ana SATURDAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West. and ar
rive on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consgnees OF live stock and perish.
able articles upon giving notice at tepot can OBJ
tain freight nj Boultou on preceding evening.
Through bills or ladng and rates given 10 q
principal points North and West.
General superintendent.
G. A. TAYLOR.
iaA General Freight and Ticket gent
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JOHN u. G0DDiS. EDWARD y. MAEEIN'
NODDIN, WARREN & CO.,

BROKERS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. and AUG
TiONRERs, No. 1l06 Main street between EleS.
xsn,h and Twelfth streets. Bonds and stocks bought
and cold ON commission. Real Estate sold at private
or public sale Particular attention paid to renting
out houses and the collection OF rents. Loans ne
otiate ON real estate or coIlaieras. The negotia-
sinn nf cnmmerciai naner Speciality. "a 1-l1n
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OFFICE OF ROBERT Is. LYME,
Successor or Lyme Brother)
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIoSEER,f
1912 Main street.
RICHMOND, VA, december 81, 1875.
T HEREBY TENDER MY SINCERE
Il THANKS to The public and my friends for their
tree aud continued support, confidence, and pa "a.
fronage, and assure them that snali coIniIen me-
the business Of the new year with renewed ZeaI
and determination 70 serve them. II possible. ~
the future more faithful lily, promptly, and satlSiac
foriy than ever, in renting their property, selng
their real estate. writing deeds. and taking notaTla
acknowledgements, &C. &c. with ample cIe ,nSd
10 any and all business apperainng TO real estate
that may be entrusted to my care.
Respectfully, n,,r rxnr
de 31-6t ROHEhI y. LII NJ.
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SO,4UU TIE s1 TRUCK FARM four miles
from Richmond, on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. II contains s5kacres
on IL NEAT HOUSE with four good-size rooms,
porches. a Kitchen with TWO rooms, stable. corn
house, SC. 1t also has No. ice.house; when
choice fruit trees on IT.
Appiyto Il. lsBELL,
or ". y. BRAGG,
de 2S-Tu4w K. Y. X. s. G. K. II.
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1SER NEW 1Ukk.-1HG OfU <A{EEM
T Dominion Steamship Company IS ssQssl
steamship OLD DOMINION Captain " ALkEK,
Will sail TUESDAY,, January 4th, at y O'CLOCK
Am
Freight received until O'Clock A. III:
Through bills of lad!ng signed and goods for
,yarded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare W New York, $40; steerage, vs.; round
trip tickets, $40.
G. W, ALLEN & Co, Agents,
a. got Companys Wharf. Rockets.
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PASSENGER TRAINS tesye West Point DAILY
at 8 "A. NJ, arr.viag at Rtc:.mcnd At 10 a; ~:
leave Richmond al z. ". arriving al YES foia
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NOR RENT, neat. small FRAMED g.
T HOUSE GA First street between Duval and IA
pnssassion ar-o1ce K. u. EACHU,
"a d3t No. Fourteenth street.
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Drank D. HILL,
nEPARrURE OF STEAMERS.
EOR PHILADELPHIA.

II u :;
Steamer j. W. EVERMAN, Captain Plat: VII
receive height for the above port I'LL TUESDAY
The 4th Instant ut @ O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, DEL, Providence,
Boston, and San Francisco, andb bills OF ladng sgn'
Passage 10 Philadelphia. including meals aud
-stateroom, So. w. Z. PCkIEh, agent,
ia 3.2t No. 2425 Dock street.
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TOR RENT, BRICK STOKE, ano a
Il DWELLING over same, on Main street - e.
hetwep,, Tsenfy-ihird and Twenty-fourth sfr.efs,
~ q K nor mnnff' ROBERT B. LYME. :.
81 I IL r. $500 - Iz' Real Estate Agent. ,
, 1876-11-29
HIGH.lIANDED PROCEEDING,

a Philadelphia Firm Prosecuting tho Em-
pioyo Of n Chicago Competitor
A sensation Is promised In tue law courts
soon, growing ont Of the manufacture In this
city Of chrome cname1ed iron ahow-cards, de-
signed especially for manufactures and large
business houses. The work itsclf Ia elaborate
md artistic, and Philadelphia firm had enjoy
cd o monopoly Of Il until recently, when the
Chicago Ltthographfng Company Lakeside
Bu!tltng}, Of which 6hober & CasqucvIlc arc
tho proprietors, began its Introduction hero on
an extended scale. Tho Eastern house took
rnbfasc at tho prospective loss and tho tnroads
nlrea1y mal0 On their trade, and commenced
war OH Mr. T. W. Wildaat, tho expert employed
BY tl!e Chicago firm, and who was formerly su-
pgsintendent Of the Eastern conlpetttor. Armed
with scnscll-warrant, obtaincd from q Justice
In quest Of stolen property, the Eastern repre-
scntatlycs proceeded With d constable to the
houao Of tho Superintendent, and III his absenco
sought out several specimens Of the work that
the young man had done Ia the East They
scared lis wffo Utmost out Of her wits, and
rtlmtnagcd around flkcaransacking squad OF aol-
dlers, al,d then went away. They succeeded in
totng literally nothing, but their evident inten-
tton was to break up tho business Of the Chicago
house. a counter warrant was sworn uut for
the perpetrators Of the outrage, ono John Hope
and fclluy named Frank f.. Marsland. Aeon
stable was looking for them ut lust accounts,
mud rs they WUrG not at their wontcl nbluinr-
places, It Is believed they have skipped out for
Philadelphia, where thcY belong. Up To the
present Chicago IL ahead, as Usual.
, 1876-11-29
DEATHS.

MALLoY-So!. 20, of Inflammation of tho
s"F eai snaS sn Sst9 MS, s{sd II ,e' beloved
Of 935 North lia1stc4 street, Thursday, tho 30th
intt.. at 11::i0 q. M, 10 u. Htephens Church.,
thence by cars 10 Calvary. Friends Of tho family
arc Invited without further notice.
rD- Boston papers please copy.
WALhEh..At No. 2ol West Ohio street. Of staf.
let fever, Albert Jndson, only surviving child Of
Arthur ana Emma Walker, aged yeaF4 month";
and 4 days. -
Funethl by carriage to 1losehsll Wednesday, Nov.
70, at 1:.iQ p. H. Frcnds Of the family invited to
attOnd without further notice.
~ Bloomington, FL paso, and WaukegAn ra.
pers pieasu copy.
FlSC!!EIs-Masfe Fischer, daughter Of John and
Marie Fitthrr, ayed l years and j months.
Funeral from tho residence OF her pArent1, No.
loi. South Anlsted street, oa the 3oth Inst at 10
y! M!EEnAN-1u Il this elty, Nov. 81, Mary Mcohan,
Funeral ftorn residence Of her son.j law. I'D.
mond Cahtll. 4! Archer arcnus, "wednesday, II 10
o'clock i. m, to st. johns Church aud Calvary
Cemetery by carriages.
ELsWOKTlIf--tn eryslpotns, Mrs. A. Etslo
ElsWorthy. a4rl "a ycnrs, Ut tho residence uf her
mother, Mrs. Mary Cnulheld, Garner StAto aud
Fourieenth.sts., Monday, ri 0:..so p. NJ.
HNn5ENWoo97At Mosxsn rask N.Y. e. 1ro.
r.. Funera! from hl4 late residence 1t II o'clock
Island dummy irun, Van nusen-at
nOW'-Lou!s LiRcoln, son Of tho lion. &. X.
1>ow aud frances Ellen. nee Hill, Nov. 2H, Of
malignant scarlet fever. after ilneax Of tirty-
Ivy hout,. ascd ysara, = months, and Il days.
tN"Ma,ns papers please copy.
, 1876-11-29
THE CITY-ILALL,

Since the attention Of the authorities was call
cd TO the fact that many grorcra sold liquors
without license, tho grocers laye begun to take
out licenses.
E!ch Bros. yesterday obtained permission to
build ton two-stuEy and baseulcnt, stone-frnnt
dwellings, 20x3U feet cucll, tron, 1,030 10 1867
Wilcox street,
Aid. Van Osdcll and Building ng-Supcrintcnlc
Cleayctaud hayu nearly completed the rcy1aion
Of tito Building ordinance, though they will nut
say in Just what particulars the ordinance viii
be changed.
To-day Is tho lust day for the payment ef
watcr-rcnts without 10 per rent addition, for
Thursday, being set apart for Thanksgiving, tho
city onires will hc closed; therefore persons
would tlo well to pny w. anl oe,nollixe. Tho
receipts Monday wcro $s,182, mud Yesterday
$li,GD.
The following Committees havo been called: +:
Wharyes aud Public Grounds, Wednesday, ut s
y. Ill. IN tllu City Clerks o.ilve; Judiciary, Fri
i!ay ut p. III. III tho Council Chamber: STREETS
and Alleys Suutl plyts!tn, to consiler thr o,'ci-
ing u calumet aycnue, Saturday ut O'clock in
the City Clerks otlicc.
Assistant lIcaltt Commissioner ITooke and
Mr.. Merrill, ono VI the attaches of tl1 Health
Department., yesterday visited 6herwi,'s pack
seweEs lcading from that establishment Into tho
main sewer, which leads Into tho south Fork,
and found that they were pretty we'll stopps1
Up with refuse from tho packing, rendering, an1
to l,ave tho otfal removed, mud Mr.. Ilooko OBJ.
taincd ono of the teams Of Tho Department OF
Public Works to ald in tho Operations.
John Tunison, tho ba!in Of the South sido
Police Court, las figured It all out, and fluids
that tho State laws and the city ordinances
, 1876-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A general meeting of the Emerald Beneficial
Association, In this city, will Ue held Der. Q, 2
p. H., ut Alaskcli Hail.
Tho Bulwer Thesptan Club plays "Nloncy" at
tho Chicago Athonmum, No. Us Washington
street, this evening at o'clock.
The 1tcy. DR.. X. Kohler will speak at o'clock
this evening, In the vcstry-rooms OF tho Sinai
Temple, Or, "'rho Mosaic law and Its Develop
Incrt.n Tho lecture will be I'll English.
A meeting will hu held In the club-room Of tho
Sherman House ut i o'clock tlts evening, Tor
tho purpose Of organizing u chemists sucicty.
All tin chemists of thu city are Invited to 10
present.
The annual meeting Of tho Illinois Woman-
Suffrage Association will bo held In tho First NJ.
+. Church., this city, Tucslay. Interesting
a: III: Up. ILL.,, anu in tho oycniug. Ait are in-
yjted.
, 1876-11-29

the shooting.
ac ,c,in y y, ~; a. ahas SxShns ~ W. baai, ,
nro.cn. bncwas n" "tong E,1,to rysn nus, WHILE
Wabn.l ayen,,e. was % assauitc by two foot. ,st.
s xsS +: ssySvsS Il. It ~ ss va
younr man ijrsw hts 4 nm j w,,ch anfrIchicn"I
ihem tiat tIey @ mado nd .necy t lcnurt1,ie. IIa
folnwcti them several blocks, until onc ii tho
rouels brought lin 70 stand ,'' BY ilrng several
''4',' ....
tlol!n +. Hope and Frank Marsland nrc pars-
ners n business In philadelphia, md Charles
soea caa aa a. sn GaT9usy9 ara IN
81 Ghro'no-enancled Iron eE1ow-cards. +. W.
Wlldasll Is . youhg man who has worked
f,.1 fSr both firms, a11 y now With the
t,'ns C'cago, 2, house house, While In t!.o sn', ;
Kept, rs Il was customary for tho worklncn to
DO, samples OF lils work. Wien he camo to Chit
ga3G ne ort,uEl.t t!'c samples @ VIII him, Hopc
Mareta,id thu,Eht that Wlldnah would repro,
auce the cnrtls represented ny the samples, md
30 taok the trnMbte to aEenr out q warrant "
Ssnieh 1h nlr. Wiltiashn premises, NO. l20 Van
nurch street. received tue san'p,ce anti carried
she'n OIL wherefore Mr. WIldasli l,as swort' OUT
and charges them with larceny, As there Ia 2
Ercat uca! ol riyalry between tho nboye-natn
hrns' aTtl rs there Is tak OF suits fot infringe
,nso ,sae o. Patent' e'e muei sh'al troapIe Is eS-
Justice sctllly yesterday held tho following:
John Cullen, dtsnrlrrly. unnn comnlmini ri !.
1laEvorscn, Of No, 10 West Rnt,dolph atrcct,
SlOO nno; Clurlcs johnson, for "statidinr IN Il
J. sao T. ht1sF; I ;rLaS 81 No 5 hsps a t . sFss t. f H.
Criminal Court; Charles War.icl1, another Of
the Nortllorn buldozcre, for MstantlpE In, +,
c. Desmond, Of No. 2S2 Huron street, Continued
to the 18th IN 81, 900 bnll; Mary Murray yagrallt
Edward ! 1nAjn rohfnry II nm ~ fhn
, 1876-11-29
SNUFFED OUT.

,,, oAhn'hLls n BEAN tHs'soo'aAkp'
"Charniing tr2gedicnncs~ and yollnE dra-
matte talent go unapprccdatcd III Chicago. Last
Saturday a few t,,rcc-sl,cct posters, 1niserably
,,-,,,. ,.,i an, .,,,,r I'M m tc.i.wo,la onnonn,a
1t,.N ~ " t,Tn ~ .,.,1 '...,s 49,
shat MISS e'aoslos1o Mehean won.o give 1ohs
performances at tho Academy Of Mrslc, coin-
lnencing lust Monlny evening, insisted by her
t,,r conn,pv nffss Cobr}elin ATcKcou IA tte
~ ~ 1,,,.,..,.. s,,,,. ~ 49, ne ~
p'"1ess y. ."e'seun s p's"A.A.' , ""o' u" "'a ,
time. LOOK her IRON JacKaoh' Hl1csl., anu naue
very bad actress OF her. She travelled. with him
for scycr,l years, and when tic old man died
ahc ,voa III un,r Tho cb,ctt,s nj n cn,d mid
saw, s"o ""o w. Wv '" Seto' >o'@
"oElu, VITA o"t leW RESOURCES.
Gabrielle III due ttillc bndded Into stock
actress with u travelling company, and married
NJ, urtor named Campbell, who has brother In
lila ritv named Frank. 'fhe lnst-uar,et] netson
ia mnn of mueh ajlcrei1 wealth. md n i,a,ld{nf
rontrnrtor. CumnhoIi. TIM antnr. auh hjs wiiSs
hanne,lril here. md they Eot I'M con,nnny.
Frnn,, won't orrr tn thn Wrst SErc Ia p crnsan
Tic Aca,lemy. Ho found what tho rntcs Wtrc
for folr uirhts, Without making any ar.
ronpemcnts. lie hIlleI the tt,mpamy for Monday
evrI,lusr. In nmnenr in u mInlv Nnii,cv'a Sccrnt' y
Snws there IL m iuoxoraEio ruic Il, forcf viii,
the penpie's l,ns- Lirht and Coko Ennnnnv
taat, bsfore nlaco oi amuscn,snt Of tho AZ II
tic Academy Is lighted by its ga,. SioO tlust be-
, 1876-11-29
W, g. A.,
AN ORGANIZATION EFFECTED,

An EfFEEIED+
An adjourned meeting Of thu 1atllos interested
in the proposed Womcn's Christian Association
WINS held in Furwell Hall yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Todd presided aud Miss Christine Schwartz
acted as Secretary, large number OF ladlcs,
representing almost every church In tho city,
wcro present.
After tho cali 10 order discussion as 10 tho
scope mud prospects Of this organization took
place. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Willing. Mrs. Warner,
md Miss Dyer lnAdo short addresses, pointing
out tho great need for such an association In
Chicago, mud expressing their conviction Of the
ultimate success OF tho movement.
Tho Culnnlttee app0intcd at tho Inst meeting
tu cnnvass thu churches at the city mud secllro
from each two ladies' who should constitute d
ltoard Of Directors for the Association reported
lows: 81. Johns Episcopal. Mrs. Pearson, Mis-.
GSEano; ~; psu!.s Esgter'nssaa Eptse,S'pa9ll
Bolton; Centenary Methodist, Mn. llump1.
Eey, Mrs. II. u. Baker; Ada Street Methmllst,
| alrs. Hcst. Mrs: Jennings; Western. Aycnuu,
Airs. White; Fark Avenue Methodist, Mrs.
Mts q. llood. slr.. Cpstiei Luayltt Street Con.
ETcEatl0nal, Mrs. J. L.. MerrA1n, Mrs. II. ".
True; uninn park Congregational Church, Mrs.
JoscpA ilaysn, sirs. L. Y. CLARK; First Gongrc.
Tabcr'Iasls Congregational Church, Mrs: y. 4.
relton, Airs. stllliat.s: seeonl Baptist, Mira. J..
N. Wheeler, Mrs. i. 4. HerIbller; Fourth Bal,-
tlht, Mrs ]. Ty,er, Mrs W. II. lIcaitortl; CEN
tcnnial DaEttst, Mira. parke., Mrs, Gr!lsin; Frcs
baptist, Atry. A. q. Downs, Mrs. Nash
Eplphuily Episcopal Church was without q pas
tOr tic last work, ull.l no representatives were
obtained tletcfrom; Westminster Presbyterian
the Cathedral OF IS. Peter and paul, aud fuw
| other churches Wcrc not visited.
Tho following CoInmitteo WA appointed .e
nominate officers. with Instructions t1 report at
thu Mext n,eeting: Mestiames Bradley, Groves
lIcallo.d. Pike, antl Stcat!nan.
Afeslan,rs Groves, Mccormick, Case, Culver
aud Ray wesc appoinscl COMMITTEES On Con
slitutlul and bylaws.
Before the 1,lcr,l9g closed Mrs. Corp, Of Day
ton, O., glye skttell OF the rise and progreal
, 1876-11-29

George E. IInlt, for tho forgery Of Tho narno
Of George L.. Rhodes to Tickets to Ifuvcrly's
Theatre, was last night locked up IN thu Ar
inury.
John Martin stole MI oyercoat from Harry
Wright ut tho Grand paciilc Hotel, a,,l was
therefore taken in tow by Detective Ryan, OF
tho Central Station. alartiu Is also thought to
hive pi.fcrcd several other articles from the
hotel.
john Kelly, Janca Burgess, John d. Burke,
alNl Potter bright, four Ifrst-elasa yayrnnts WHO
urc beloved to bo III the business Ut "huidIng
VI" bclutcd l,edestrians, were last night ar.
rcstcd out Of No. SOL Clark street by tho Ar
tnory pollcu.
6tieak-thIeycs In the West Division yesterday
got away With $50 oyesuont FROM Robert
tlfrest1n in The Srroutl l}apttst Church, cor1er
OF Morgan md Monroo strccts, and wifi! fanr
6rasscs lrOm tho rastlNg.shop Ut j. g, Mclean,
No. lB8 Morgan street.
Constable Mooney, Of Justice Foote's Court,
went to inakc q levy upon 6olns goods belong.
Ing to John Flanagan. John Eot angry al.l
threw M00ncy out. Tho assaultcr was arrested,
brought bs!ore Justice Fuptc, aud llell to trial
Dee. ! in bonds Of e50O.
rho1llas Duyd was caught by member of tho
was about making OH With . Arrso and buggy
belonging to DR.. Atldy, from tile corIlcr of State
ana Washngt stroets. llu WIS lnrkcl up at
tho Arnury to await the capture of tIs colu-
pantons.
Jacob Lewis kccps dry gools store OH Kin.
who Was VI, drunk, went Into te sturc and rasc.i
great tuss; tlercfore Jaku hA.l him arrcstc eli
alil taken before Justice llaInes yesterday. lilo
trtal was postponed till Lee. =. al'l thu bonas
liked ut 1900.
cus!mo Fatrosao, aecs,sed Of hcIng accessory tn
tbs murder of Salvatore PtcEesn, Wns yesterday
held without bail to tho tirasld Jury BY tustIcu
Sumlnertlcld. Mrs. Mary Frecxe, tho last wit
her saloon all Sunday afternoon, and that she
afterwards heard them quarrcfil,g in Russo'a
hose.
,Nelewski, tho lolc who was stabbed at No.
163 Noble street last Sunday uight, and John
| Kelly, who was shot on Canl street tho sans
evening, wc.o yesterday still alive, With some
| prospects for recovery. in the latter caso thu
policc have found trail which they believe will
, 1876-11-29


In the cases Of Agnes llua.y, Emma Burt, James
Alien, aml George Broad, who were burned To
death carly Monday n,urnlnu iii the Eastern
House, % West Madison street, the particulars
OF which were given fully III yesterdays Tnln-
usE, wns begun yesterday at noon by Coroucr
Dictxscll, Mt tho old County Hospital building,
corner Of Eighteenth, nnd Arnold streets. Tic
first witness examined was A. II. Flnkclston,
paIutcr, residing ut 33 autl 10 West Mutl!son
street. He testified to no new facts. lis Ind
known Agnes Iicaly but short time. james
Allen casac TO this city four weeks ago. liz
suspected that some ono was III tile
building after Eockell's fulnily had
been rescued, alld he notified SUMO
1irenicn;. lie wanted to 20 IN und rcscue
Allen, whom, he believed was IN the building
No. 23 Tho llrencn refused to let him 70 uil
The lndtlcr. lie did not knuw their names.
John barnct, the cook in tic Enstcru House,
lived IN the rear of No. Is. Agnes Hcnly had
been at his si0usB until II 0'clock Sunday hight
Hc tried to find the girls nfter llc anw tic hiIl-
1ngs were ablazc. lie lnatle unxious inquiry
1bout Agnes, but no Une seemed to know What
had boc6me Of her. liz could not tell uw tho
aro had originated.
III tho caso Of Agnes IIcaly and Jamcs Al!c,,
verdict Of death 1rum bu!fucation WIS tcturn-
ed. Tho inquest on tho other twu yorpset wns
postponed IN order to further Investigate tic
matter this morning nt II o'clock, when Z,
Cockcll, proprietor u tho Eastern House, Lucy
Pope, nun nuncd Meyer, nnd +. Grnwe, pro.
praetur Of No. et, will be examined.