davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
NOTICE..
MAYORS orEIcK, CRY HALL.

AT the request Of the Board of Health the
Mayor calls attention to the following ordi-
nance;
1T shall not b. lawful for any person to
cleanse or cIuse to be cleansed aJy privy well
In thus city during he months IF Jul and
August unless such privy we'll ,hRll have been
clea,se withil two months previously, with
| out, having first obtained fir M the Secre tary
the sam to be done. Tor which he shall p u
| the Secretary f'r the use Of the city the sum
of two dollars, and every person so offending
hall be guilty of ctmmon nuisa ce, and
imp Jsed by the Al yur"
jy6-lGt W. 6. WHITLEY. Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
jy23.3t

N 0TICE-Aid Loan Associate ion. 9th series;
~ first payment due July 10. Money with
drawn on 30 days notice subject to the by
Laws. and after the first g per cent inter st
mature in about 9 years. and month. This
Association has had great prosperity. Minors
may hold shares by trustee. ne OF the be.t
ways OF saving end accumulaling money aid
getting a homo. Information cheerfully
given by GEO, q. MAhIS. Fry.
iyI2f
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

How SHE ENJoYFD HER VISIT A
young lsdy OF Snow Hill Nd, who
has beon visiting some friends in Del
aware, enjoyed her trip very much,
had delightful tins and fell dawn o
well, with six feet OF water in it. For
tunately in falling she seized q board
laying across the top of the well snd
by this means managed to keep afloat
until assistance came to hand, When
she was rescued from her perilous sit.
ualion.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

ANOTHER Mysterious CAsE.-A few
days ago a mans wearing apparel and
valise, which had been opened and
the clothing taken out, was found on
the hill between Christiana, Lancaster
county. and Atglen, Chester county
One of the pieces of clothing, o coat,
was nearly new, aud in one Of the
pockets was found letter post marked
"Blue Ball. The case is involved in
mystery.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

LARGE SIGN.-Chas. Warner 81 Co..
are preparing to place large fign at
one end of their coal yard at Water
and King streets on which their busi-
ness will be advertised. 1t will front
on Water street, and will be six feet
high by fifty five feet long. This will
be the largest sign in the city, excep-
ting the one on the jackson & Sharp
Cumpany's works.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

TIE STATE CANNERIEs.-The can
neries of this State are now in opera
tion, working mainly on berries. To
matoes will soon be started on. The
canning of peaches will not be very
ext. t.nsive this season, on account OF
the smallness Of the crop, and the
large quantity of canned peaches left
over from last wears work.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

DOMESTIC INPELICrTY.-Yes estprday,
Mrs. Thos, Rogers met Ella Ennis on
the street aud beat her severely, be.
cause, as she alleged Ella was running
after her husband. For this she was
tried before Esquire Frazer, and fined
9 cents and costs. She afterwards en-
tered counter suit against Ella for
disluring the peace and enticing away
her husband, but, failing to prove the
charge the case was dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

SHRRfFFs SALE.-At Townsend, on
Monday. Sheriff Lambson sold u
tract of land in Blackbird hundred,
&C ntainig two hundred acres, the prop
erty Of William c. Allston, to Thos
s. Merritt for 81. 160 subject to mort
age of 81 ,l50.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
NOTICES.

A QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE
IA Grand DIV. sons OF Temperance Of Del.
aware. will be held in 8 Of T. Hall, Nc larry
Building. on Thursd y, July z7th, 1875. at half
urgently requested to att, nd by order Of
jy2C-:t CIV. y.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
PhCIAL NOTICES.
GREAI DlSCOYERYl

EUSKEL's BITTER WINE OF
For the cure OF weak stoms ch geper-
" Indigestion disease OF the nervous
onBtll alton. a,Idity OF the atom. ach,
aBes r, quiriDg q ionic
he includes the n ost agreeable and
bblt oil lrtn We poBst Bs: Citrate Of
4 xde, combined with the most en-
veg, table tUnics-Y elbow Peru
let In many cases OF debility, loss o
aDd general pr0stration, uf an Ell
OF Iron combined with our valuab. 0
most happy. ltausments the pe
b tho pulse, takes or muscular dab-
enoves The palIor OF debility, and
Dfid vlgOr 70 the cOuntenHn
want something to strengthen you
vant good appetite2 DO you want
np your coLslitution7 DO you " ant
tul Do you want TO get rid OF ner-
Do you want eneIgy7 Do YOU
BIZ ep Well2 DO you " AMI brisk and
teehngsp Hyou do. try Knnhei's
bully valuable ten. C has been 80 thor.
Tested uy all cl kses OF the conmuni-
II now deemed Indispensable as q
ped cine. II costs bnt little purl1eB
d Aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
PIE system and pr0iongs life.
I only q, x u trial oil thie vAluA bic Tonic.
i per bottle. h y. KukKkL, Sole
ft0i, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
II Tor Kukers Bitter n inc Of Iron, and
other axe. GO d only in 81 bottles.
.ers are counterfeit 90 beware OF them.
Tapo Worm.
&ey removed with purely vegetable
e, passing from the syBlem alive. NC
Me head passes. Con @ and refeI
ph uealed. Dr. u, Y. kUNk. l., No
" Ninth ST.. Philadelphia Advice
AaI, Pin and Stomach Worms also g.
Ask your druggist for kUNHHlJt
siEtr. irice. II per botue. Senc
hlar. may. DAWN
~ Miracuious cure fer COrBs
ish remedy Of great popularity.
oorns without pain
Y. BRINGHUItST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Si1th and Market street
fine Nail Scissors
end sualgnl Nal Brushes, Ham
1@ Ean Fnes, Hall Polisbers, etc, 70
j. 4. BRlNGHUKST 4 CO.,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Orthe Rnto.
pushes, Bath Toweis, BaIn sponge
Soaps IN extensive variety. AlBt
es, straps, BnAhes, ETC., OF nors
{. fricuon Gloves, and many othe
~ the Bsme classA.
|W Il. BklNoHUESl a CO.,
ooineI sixth and Marker streets
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

STEALING PEAcHEs.- the
Mayor, this morning, boy named
Edwin Mealy. charged with tresspass.
ing on the premises of b. II. Kent and
stealing peaches, was held in 200 bail
for appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
BUREAU NOTICE.

K n0HHA0 0o''0H'
All properly holders within the city " ho
have not lad their property registered. are
respectfully r. quested to present 10 this Of
fice correct description OF their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law and blank
forms for the description OF prop.rty will bo
furnished on application AZ tn Q Office.
All deeds convey ances, or transfers OF Real
Estate made after July ilth 1874, must be
entered in this Office before they are sent 10
New Castle to be recorded
nj. C. CONWELL,
Chief Fngir eer ami surveyor,
mar2eti Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
.FFICE OF CITY AUDITOR,
. No. Sl6 EAST sixth STREET.

" NO. 81 EABI EIXrH STHEEI.
WILMIHGToN. DEL July "a 1876.
All property wners on Fourth street who
nave not paid their bills for wei done by the
notice that Il they do not com, forwai d within
the next six dsys and make sol.e arrange
ment in regard TO deir & So will proceed to
collect the same according to law:
J.. L. BEGGS,
jy23.3t City Auditor.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
PROPOSALS

)hofoH"hS
FOR GRADING,
Seal p,opospls will be received by the
y INN ties ou Opening treets. at the Office
OF the street co uIni- son unii
WEDNESD Y, JULY IS. 1876.
at 8 5"' lock, p. m,
Pr grad he D. of h ii t averDe n n
Tltnull to West sf co.'s
lhe dir a. : one to be delivered su' Jet
tr tue orders h Sti ieet Crmlni SO. ar and
to be ievtied Mt tdp txpens, Of thec4niractor.
The committee reserve Z III ht to reject
ely, ,r all hids.
o brI viii b. asseptcd uuiess i, be from d
respons blc party.
VIM McMtNAMIN,
Chairman Of Com GA Opening streets.
iy2 -ijy-6
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

NOTICE 10 COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
~ The unders gned give notice that he sta'e
county and +, or Z ak for the var 10 . Ia now
due anu they will be found at their Office
No 6ls Market street until the hrst OF July
for the purpose Oi r ceivIng the same. And
from July lst to Septemher LIST they will bt
at No 10 East tn bt ept during the day
Ss-An delinquent tax payers for le7h, are
requisite to call and settle their taxes (lm
mediately) without iurther noti Z or the,
property will be ad yertised for sale.
JOS L CAnPENTER, JR..
A. GIVEN,
myS2-tf Collactors
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
Bitten by A Mad Dog.
A MOTHER SUCKS TIE POISON FROM
HER SONS WOUND.

BRooKLYN, July 25.-George Frank
son of George l.. Frank, the barber, of
4S Nassau street, was bitten, yesterday
by mad dog. The animal fastened
his teeth in the boys thigh. iDhictinG
an ugly cash. The boy ran home, and
his mother quickly undressed him and
applied her mouth to the wound, and
kept sucking it until physician arri-
we'd and cauterized the cash with nit
ric acid.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson' a
Femaie HgIasfsa Po&Odeys. tor ali female
Q mplaiAis. By mail, u Address, Ur
Roy fson, P.J. .tox. lt3s n. y. LIty.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
NOTICE TO DELI, QuENT CITY TAN
" DAyERa RnE 1917

NOTICE TO DELIs QUENT CITY TAX
IN PAYERS, FOR 1875
The undersigned having gwen notice and
callt d time and again on delinquent ,ax- pay
era and having on the 18th day Of iupe set.
tied with the City Finance ommittee, for e75,
AZ required by law nCw give notice to the
few dtlii qu"nts still on g books, that they
must call III mediately and pay their taxes for
the past year. and thus save cost and trouble.
Office No 10 East Sixth street between
Market and King.
Hours from A. h. TO IL NJ, from 3 to q and
tosP NJ
T. PROVOST.
Col eetor for n. DISTRICT.
Z FARMER,
lunel6.ti Collector for 8 District
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

EOk KENT-1he Hotel prep trty in th
Il village of Christians; good stabiing. alsO
slaught.r house, Possetelon 18th Of March
next. Terms III deraie.
Enquire of MARGARET KING.
ianl9-difwlt No. 6l9 Orange ttreet.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

INOR SALE OR KhNT-The handsomely
IL located new dwelling l2l0 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
jy2stf Z. SCOTT.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

TOR SALE OR RENT The old establish i
ed Bak. ry, to, ether with dwelling, 6x-
lures and stabing at he n. ". corner OF
Fifth aud Tatnall streets. apply to
ROBERT TAf L0R,
ir6tf On the Pre,nises.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

CUSTER died calamity and is destrv
ing Of grateful remembrance, but what
of the two hundred and sixty brave
fellows who perished with hime Ii
there is TO be monument, why not
erect it to the memory of all who fell
on that dreadful day.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
I,,n.,<.fai aud COS.ssserefaI.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 81. 1873.
!, stock quotations furnished ty
|Rnb.nson 4 Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Mar
Errt. Rilmingts o. Del. nt ] p. h. %
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
FDh SAFE ava krNT.

TOR SALE Two Horses re- ~
+ spect yely Eve and yeas TSD>
old. k nd and gentle Al5o n no ~
top buggy n, arly W, will be sold --A
very low for wait of use.
THOMAS r. LALLy.
ie2'tt No Coz Market street.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

NA-Ridse's Food 10 II iiants and invalidc
Sea advertisement.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
Kutter! Butter!

Do not ray extraordinary pria for butter
when you eau ge TIA h0cl u, Mrs,i ks new
stand in ecord rect mar k.' hou e; stsl 8,
Nos. rs and 4s. direct (. ON Bradford county
dairy. iy2;-d1m
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

YrOR RENT - Furnished lodging rooms
L and ofice to rent, r. W. Corner Eighth and
French streets. " lin. ington Del. feb.3d
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

LSOR SALh OR EXCHAkGE-A hand
Il some dne Toned second hand Estey Org IN
nearly new Apply at thia office. tebo u
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

+he OIL
he SUI.
+ontirut
hands
.otoOins'
Ie. 90a..
WalBrs
,eerant
lent s'S
.,ionshlls
Instant:
} tsnr
:. v'~sr,
IAN.
! ngtoL
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

HNhEA EIN.
Wi.sIsGIoE. Del Ju'y 50. 1871.
bons 1T the Brandywine Mills tor
N Qrain--Enrret,fAd Daily
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16
CR0NICA PENINSULAR.
MADRID, % de enero de 1876

Despues del silencio que en- varias
de nuestras dltimas correspondencias
hemos guardado .acerca de la guerra
civil en- la Peninsula, por no haber
ocurrido suceso alguno digno de men
cion especial, nos es hoy muy grato
comenzar esta cr6nica, participando
4 nucstros lectores que la Inaugural
cion de las operaciones -militares ell
Guipdzcoa Sc ha verifcado de una
manera brillante, por 10 cual ha sido
unanimemente felicitado ell general
Moriones y las bizarras tropas de su
mando. En- virtud de las instructor
nes del General en- Jefe, ell brigadier
Marine Sc embarc6 en- San Sebastian
con algunos batallones y desembar-
cando inopinadamente en- Guetaria,
Sc apoder6 por sorpresa de las alturas
del monte de Garate, alturas que con
las inmediatas estan va perfectamente
sostenidas con las fuerzas que ha lie
vado el general Quadros. Desde di-
cho punto queda dominado, de la una
parte, Zarauz y toda la Inca del Orio,
y de la otra una vasta extension de
territorio hasta cerca de Azpeitia.
El combate fu6 re1idfsimo, habiendo
perdido los carlistas un mortero y ha-
biendoseles hecho algunos prisione-
rOS.
Rendido, pues, este tribute de con-
sideracion & nuestros valientes solda-
dos, narremos ahora los acontecimien-
tos de mas bulto que han ocurrido en-
la Ultima decena.
En- la que le habfa precedido los
muy reverendos Arzobispos de Tole-
do, Valencia y Bdrgos y un gran
ntimero de reverendos Obispos habfan
hecho pdblica en- sus respectivas di6-
cesis pastorales dirigidas q los fieles
en- las cuales Sc les excitaba q no vo-
tar en- las ent6nces pr6ximas y hoy
terminadas elecciones para diputados
q C6rtes, sino a aquellos candidates
que, cualeSqulera que 1ueSen SuS Opl-
niones polfticas y Ell partido q que
pertenecieran, Sc comprometiesen q
mantener la unidad cat6lica, coinci-
diendo con la publication de esos do
cumentos la del manifesto de los
Sres. Pi y Margall, Figueras y Sorni,
en- ell cual aconsejaban resueltamente
4 sus amigos el retraimiento compile
to de la lucha electoral.
Algunos dias despues, dispusi9ron-
Sc tambien los radicales, monarquicos
y republicanos q dar a los cuatro
vientos de la publicidad un documen-
to analogo; pero aun cuando lego .
yendegse en- las primeras horas de IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16

una subcomision encargada de redac-
tar las bases, cuyo pensamiento acep-
tado, recayeron los votos de losivo-
Gales presentes en- los Sres. MARQUES
de la Esperanza, Palmiery, Annoni,
Amell, Iriarte, Canals, Borras y FL
zaburu. Conociendo esta subcomi-
sion la importancia y urgencia del
asunto que Sc lie habfa encomendado,
Sc constituy6 en- session permanente
desde las 8 del dia IL; y el ID, va
formulado el proyecto de reglamento
Y menoria, Sc ley6 y discuti6 en- ell
seno de dicha subcomision, y aproba-
do Sc acord6 citar la Junta general
para someter 4 su criterio ell trabaio
hecho. Llevada 4 cabo la reunion
acordada en- la noche del citado dia
IA, todos los senores vocales Sc adhi-
rieron al pan trazado por sus dignos
companeros, ell cual Sc e'evara inme-
diatamente al Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General para su superior reso-
lucion.
Hasta la fecha nos son desconoci-
das las bases propuestas al Gobierno
por la comision, pero atendida la Illus
TRACTION y practica de los sefores que
las proponen, creemos que seran JUS
tas y convenientes al objeto. que Sc
desea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16
IsLA DE CUBA.

Ell vapor ingles nos ha traido peri6-
dicos de la Habana, hasta ell Z de fe-
brero. He aqu1 las principales noticias
que Gentlemen.
Nuestro entendido calega ell DiariO
de la Marina condensa as1 en- su nG-
nero del 5 del corriente los principa-
les acontecimientos de la decenG
AL mediodia del Is del pasado ene-
70, ell cabecilla Pauchos Jimenez, al
frente de 800 hombres nontados, Sc
present6 en- ell ingenio Zaza-situado
en- Ia jurisdiction de Remedies, y pro-
piedad del Excmo. Sr. D. Julian de
Zulueta-y,-despues de dar fuego q
varios canayerales, atac6 Ia fnca por
sus distintas guardarrsyas.
Apenas Sc tuvo noticia de 10 que
ocurrfa, el primer escuadron de Ca
naiuani, al mando de su comandante
Soiana, apoyado por $50 infantes del
2e battalion de Ia Corona, cargo sobre
'els enemigo, FL Corouel Vergel, que
~~s1<~- afssl sreS44s-e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16
En- los colegas de la Peninsula en-

En- los colegas de la Peninsula en-
contramos confrmado ell triunfo cleo
toral del Gobierno. No reproducimos,
por su extension, la lista nominal de
los diputados electos, pero 81 diremos
que entire ellos vemos personas patri6-
ticas & inteligentes en- las cosas de
las Antillas, tales como el Sr D Nj
casio de Navascues, digno juez de la
causa de Lares, por Borja (Zaragoza),
D. German Gamazo, defensor que fue
de nuestro partido en- las C6rtes en-
1872, por Medina del Campo, D. Car
los Navarro y Rodrigo, por Purchena
(Almerfa), D. Victor Balaguer por
Villanueva y Geltrd, D. Jose Polo y
Bernabe, contra almirante de la arma-
da, ex-capitan del puerto de la Ha-
bana y ex-ministro de Espaf1a en-
Washington, por Vinaroz, D joaquin
Jovellar, captain general de Cuba,
por Benabarre (Huesca. Suponemos
que renunciar& la investidura), D. Ig-
nacio Jose Escobar, director de La
Epoca, por Navalcarnero, D. Ventu-
ra Olavarrieta, Official de voluntarios
de la Habana, por Luarca, y D. Fer
nando Vida, antique magistrate de
Puerto, por Orgaz (Toledo.),
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16

Como estaba anunciado, el dia 10
Sc reuni6 en- esta capital la comision
nombrada por s. E. para estudiar Ell
mejor medic de organizar el trabajo
libre. Reunida la Junta, que presi-
di6 Ell Sr. Marques de la Esperanza,
Sc complete la mesa con los Sres
Amel y Garcia Moreno que resulta-
ron electos secretaries.
Empezada Ia discussion, los sefores
Canals, hiarte yAmelI- presentaron
uns moaloa pieieadl!ea g !l,'!.''s ao!aabIase
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16
titucion! ocuparon la casa de gobiernoy

titucion! ocuparOn la casa de gObiern0y
la comandancia militar, convocaron al
Ayuntamiento, Sc adhirieron 4 Ia pro-
tesla de Santiago y exigieron la depo-
sicion del gobernador. FL municipio en-
VIC una comision 4 Ortea. Este Sc avi-
no q someterse q todo ante una comi-
sion de concejales y c6nsules, de la
que salio una capitulacion cuyo texto
noses desconocido.
El Porvemir, 6rgano de los revolu-
cionarios, y por 10 tanto sospechoso,
nos hace saber que las autoridades de
Santiago, militar y civil, han dicho al
presidente, al acercarse, que elias esta-
ban con los pronunciados, que le reci-
brian como Ell pueblo lie recibiese: 81
con armas, lucharfan, 81 de paz, 10 ad-
mitirfan, y que causa de este el gene
raj Gonzalez Sc habia vuelto para la
capital.
Los campos, dice, son nuestros. Tedos
ellos estAn llenos de hombres resueltos por
la revolucion, y Cespedes, Reinoso, Marti-
nez otros varies capitanean las fuerzas
| que no tardaran en- imponer Ia voluntad del
pueblo q los que han querido fusilarlo y
han abusado del poder para acabar con la
Gbertad.
Y anade luego:
Las 1ltimas noticias ofciales uegadas
de las fronteras del Norte anuncian que
todos los pueblos de la Inca Sc han adheri-
do al acta de acusacion levantada en- San
tiago contra el Presidente de la Rep1blica. "
Ignoramos ell desenlace que habra
tenido esta comedia; pero d priori, Sc
conoce que ell movimiento ha sido Sc
cundado por los separatistas alli refu-
giados, puesto que en- el mismo Porve-
mir encontramos un artfculo trazado sin
duda por pluma laborante, entire Gu
yos parrafos Sc lee el siguiente:
"Mientras entire los principles constitute
vos de la pohtica general latino-americana
resalta el de deshispanisar al Nuevo Num-
do como medic SECURE de afanzar su indie
pendencia, paz y prosperidad, Ell Gobierno
de Santo Domingo procede en- opuesto SEN
lido dando al elemento espanol una fuerza y
robutez NADIA convenientes despecho de la
voluntad del honrado, generoso y yaliente
pueblo de esta terra de hombres ibres."
Bien le decfamos nosotros al p-esi-
dente Gonzalez, que toda esa protec-
cion que daba a los laborantes le Sc
ria funesta; que serfan otros tantos
cuervos que lie sacarian los ojos como
trataroi de sacarselos 4 Espana Hoy
We va que eran exactos y desinteresa-
dos nuestros consoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-16
La Gaceta de hoy trae la siguiente
disposition del Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General:
GOBIERNO GENERAL.
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
ElectOres /:


La Ley quiere que los ciudadanos
|lanlaslos q depositar sus votos en- las
uInas, e]erciten su derecho con per-
fecta libertad pero como esa liber-
tad mace necesariamente del 6rden,
recomiendo 4 V. vigile con doble in
teres su conservation en- los pr6ximos
dfas de las elecciones, entregando sin
consideration 4 los Tribunales de JUS
ticia a cua!quiera que 10 perturbe 8
intente perturbar'o.
Advierto de paso, que los Sres.
Presidentes de las mesas no pueden
legalmente ser elegidos Compromi-
sarios.
Puerto-Rico, IL de febrero de 1876.
-PORTILLA.
Sres. Alcaldes de los pueblos de
esta Isla.
Ademas Sc dispone que durante ell
presente perfodo electoral Sc hallen
abiertas las estaciones telegrafcas de
la provincial, tanto las del Estado CO.
mo las municipales q todas las horas
del dia y la noche.
Ha quedado alberta al p1blco la
estacion telegra6ca de Patillas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

4 Binehnmton Mans Hand-to-Iinud Fight
after Wounding the Thicf.

\ BiuguuntOu vans
after Wouuding the Thicf.
BtNGuAMroN, y. y, Jan. 29.-John Hay
den, burglar from OWego, entered the house
Of Geo. A. Kent, tobaccon'-t, on Court street.
at 3 o'clock THIS morning. Kent, hearing a
noise. got no aud found the burglar In his bed
room, armed with a knife, which Kent mistoOk
for "A pistol lie told the burglar. who was
masked, to take Whatever he wanted aud 20
away. ana to show that be would not modest
him, Kent went back to bed. The burglar took
watch and chain and pocketbook containing
some money, and went into the sitting room,
shutting the bedroom door
Kent thereupon pinchcd hi baby 10 make u
cry, so that tue burglar would not hear MS
movements, aud going to the doorway began
firing al the burg AZ. who was standing under a
gashght IN tue sitting room. lie hred iour
lines. but missed him. They zen clinched and
Kent urcd two more shOts, one of when TOOK
effect In the muscles Of the burglars rlsht arm
above the elbow ana the other IN the ri4ht
breast The Last shot took an upward course
and lodged IN the man SIDE. Inc burglar iell
with Kent On too Of him.
While Mrs. Kent Wa gone Tor the stove poker
TO assist her husband, the burglar ID hiffse 7
from kent'S ~ 80 and escaped. lie hastened to
the mousse of john Dunn. on Henry street, half
mile away. and representing that he had neen
shot and robbed bN nighNaymeu, obtained ad-
mittance, auI doctor was sent for 10 dress his
iuiuiics.
The rohce found the burglar at Dumas an
hour later. and took him IN custody. lie IL
recover HaNden had no pistol. but an accom-
plice IN the house wiki MN WAS armed with a
revolver; he, however, ran IN when Kent began
firing.
HAYDEN refused 10 give his name. lie was
scut to the House OF Correction at Rochester
twelve year4 ugO from lingnAmton for .te ling
ana had oniV been out Of jail six months. lie Is
aged about twen y-two. is nearly siA feet ~
nelgnt, and Is well huilt.