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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-21

/ between us. ONE shlIti anu tNV oao-
ques. Beckie hada sash when she
wore hers. l had some bows | pin
ned on mine. One summer VIC ask
elk grandfather for two linen sheets
they wcrosuperbly fne-and made
Beckic dress, which she wore in
triumph to a picnic with a Mr.. Van
Aster, the young man who took such
an interest in Wye. He belonged to
the academy, and taught Greek and
geology in the High. School. Wye
sometimes brought him to tea.
Beck had the best clothes, It was
necessary. fl happened to have a
fresh calico, I presented myself, if
not, some excuse was made for me-
[ remember we made oursclveSwrap-
pors out of some soft Canton silk,
covered with great flowers that we
found 1t had once been nusod for cur
tains when hard pushed fora costume,
one of us would make the most of a
little cold, and extinguishing the
glory of the wrapper by shawl,
would sit near the fire, Wye bringing
tea and Mr., Van Aster suggesting
hot lemonade or violet tea, such as
his mother made.
Grandfather was always kind to
us-that is, he never scolded US; but
he never pcttcd us. He never
thought of our wanting money or
clothes, suppose, any more than we
thought of asking. Betty was pret-
ty-a pale, wild rose beauty-with
brown hair and soft shining brown
eyes; but whatwas.the good of he1
being fair with,no one to see?
Grandfather had his bedroom and
library down stairs, on the south side
Of the hall, Pleasant, sunny rooms
they were, opening into others never
used, and filed with the gigantic
furniture our ancestors preferred
In the evening he used to open his
! library door. and we could see him
reading under the light of his tallow
lamp. When bed time came we said
goodnight to him at his door, and he
would pleasantly respond. But one
evening he did not answer His
book was open before him, his head
upon his bre2st--ho was dead.
The neighbors came. Among 9th
crs Mr.. Thompson, with whom grand
father had been accustomed to hold
long debates over the garden WALL
He was Il cute business man, kind
but with no time to waste. He
showed US how we stood in the world
there was no will. We were the
heirs, But except u few hundred
dollars in the secretary, and the GER
tiiicates of good-ior-nothing insurance
stock, there was no propcrty-no
trace Of income.
aNIosC singular.n said Mr.. Thomp-
son. "llow has the old gentleman
bcenliying?"
"\ye do not know. We did not
even owe the servants but that one
weeks wages
There were but fifty dollars left
when the funeral expenses weropaid.
We had the place to be valuable in
the remote future; but how were we
to eat and drink meanwhile?
Mr. Thompson said he would ad.
wise us at any time, and went home.
We girlsc cried. Wycsaid hcshould
talk with Van AsteE and get .situ-
alton at once. He was within a
,,,rtb or c,,d,,,;,, but If lao
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Ag THURSDAY,
and lace boxes Of yellow letters, but
6i-noney p6t a dime
DO als1ppose,P said Beck, that
ufned BIS whole fortuneinto gold
spent i: during these years Of
hsyeheard of such things
botgidnot, whore is it2P said /.
hsn Aiging opened edwocstablished
i,e i4 grandfqthors ro0ns-
They seFe pleasant, and convenient
iriedds and gave him q GER
digass thohead uithe house.
ia6lHlle Of anything else; we
~ laeh ofour family dignity.
sr3ants, but woeleaned
4Fps, and tho whole
-. o-sgsioIt -
-mins Shd.kpdirg somehiding place,
or at least q paper, to throw .some
glimn6r of light on grandfdther's
past. ButnoIhing happened. Moth
ing happened till months and
months after. Wyman came home
from the bank, sick
Then we felt this was our first real
fright and misfortune. Bunnie ran
to the end of the street for a doctor,
and came holding him fast by the
hand. He had made 4 friend, and so
it turned out, had we. He was a
young man, l found ont in the course
of few days, and he seemed wonder
fully taken with us all, and what of
onr story he learned.
As for Wyman he was not danger
ouslyil at all. Staying in bed was the
best thing he could do. He needed
but little medicine; we must give
him nice things, talk to, and amuse
him.
50 we did; and getting over oar
anxiety, had quite a jolly week,
Doctor Van Aster. and all. The doc
tor had never been in soold fashion
ed a house. He thought it beautiful,
and talked so much about the great
chests of drawers and tables and the
chairs, that we opened our eyes.
"And the bed" exclaimed Wyman.
Don't You believe one mahogany
tree was sacrificed to each post to say
nothing of the crowning cannon-balls
big enough to hold plum pudding
cach!n
As bespoke an idea flashed through
me, | was always having inspiIa-
lions, Bcckic said I:mountcd a
chair, from thence to table at the
head of Wymans bed. They were
huge balls, divided in the centre by
IL projecting band like the equator of
Il globe. l began t6unscrcI.
"l.ook at that girll7 said Wye
"sho is always searching for Captain
Kidd,s treasure. She hanows the
life out of US. Now she thinks she
has it in an old West India pickle
jar, and now in the stulling of chair.
Once she made me crawl over the
floor to sound Tor a hollow place, and
good gracious She has found it at
last!m
So Ihad. The top Of the ball Of
the bcd-post unscrcwcd. The hollow
was full orgoldesSes. ApostNpiece,
as Wye said.
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Ladies Read!

N w. ALLISON, the we'll known
IL, Sewing Machine Adjustcr, who was
here about the first OF April, has perma-
ncntly located u shop in Pomcroy, oyer
Post 6ncc, to repair all kinds OF Sewing
Machines, lie Is in every way capable to
do his wort. properly and desires to renew
thc pntronnec Of Point Pleasant ana vi
rinity. An worl, sent to him will be prop
crly done and WARRANTED. lie
wiil visit Point Pleasant the third Monday
In each month stopping At the VIirgSlh'l
House [may lS-ly.
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ID. E. 'SteVensOIl.

ID. s. stevenson.
Notwithstanding the base and in
famous lies circulated against Mr.. D
S. Stevenson, our candidate for Sher-
in, by dirty Republicans who arc
hired and paid by the Republican
Executive Committee TO travel over
the county and lie; we find that he
is constantly increasing in populari-
ty, while his opponent, Mr.. Shrews-
bury is losing ground. The men
who are out doing the eleetiopeerihg
for him, are disgusting to the voter
and every time they open theil
mouths, they injuro him, In Lewis
District, fAIrg Shrewsbpry's home,l
80, - tt,l..iatAttsB sto-fHy u Ne
Democrat here viii vote for Shrews
bury, while VIC know Of several Re
publicans who will vote against him
People have not forgotten the time
when he run for Sheriff before, when
charged that he had selected John
NJ. Reynolds and John w, Miller as
two of his deputies--one to be jailol
and the other to be a collector-NIr
Shrewsbury published a card in the
Register denying the charge and
branding it as false and malicious
Was the charge false? When elect,
ed he did appoint these men. Rcy-
nolds as deputy and jailor, who, un-
der his administration, allowed more
prisoners to escape from Jail, than
had escaped underall former admin
istrations combined, from the forma,
tion of the county. Miller was APP
pointed a deputy to ride the lower
side of the Kanawha During his
(Millers) term of office he embczzled
nearly S10,000of the peoples money,
and now Shrewsbury is trying to re,
cover that amount from Millcr's Sc
curities. Had Mr., Shrewsbury made
proper settlements with Miller, could
he have stolen the ten thousand dollars
from the people, and his securities
made to suffer? This is 4 matter VIC
want the people to consider.
Personally we have nothing to say
against Mr.. Shrewsbury, but his
public and official acts we have a
right to eriticisc, and intend to DO 50
from time to time.
The attacks upon Mr.. Stevenson
are of a pcrsoHal ,n&tlperin which
his private 'character is being as
sailed. As to character, honesty,,ub.
rightness, integrity and fair dealing
with his fellow-men, Mr.. Stevenson
stands as high as my man in the
county or in the State. We. say to
our opponents, be fair, gentlemen;
and if you know anything against
Mr.. Stevenson as public man, make
it known at once. -.
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POINT PLEASANT MASON COUNTY, WEST

one hundred dollsrs had iol
ded on this yobsll yFe
mus. have an education
decent cIothas We lo0s
to his getting zituetieR
aud our hayin sehsa
in consequence Hs 96tli.
One of our mos aVFetshaa
ces was vixen he iasistod
a sage-green oyets9at thai
streaks, and that ~ had
Bunnio's littl cd
caps, we contsige oif
er's. He,was iade pehaall
Beckie andsL S sgefal.g
cised in theshalls 8
and then no.
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". II. roNLIN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
MAYoRALrY OF NRw ORLEANS, |
CITY Hall, october Is, 1876.


mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.
An ordinance gran ting certain privileges
to the Leyee Steam Cotton Press Com
pany.
Be it ordained, ETC., That the Levee
Steam Cotton Press Company are hereby
authorized to lay q water pipe from Their
cotton press, bounded by 81. Ferdinand,
Old Levee. Montegut and Chartres strees,
to the river, and to use the water ootalae0
therefrom for COMPRISING purposes:
Be it further ordained, ETC.. That the sald
Levee Steam Cotton Press Company hereby
agree to keep the streets or pavement IN
the imme 1iate vicinity of said pipe in go0d
order and condition, and that Immediately
upon completion of the work of laying said
pipe, they shall forthwith proceed to fill
the pipe trenches and place the street in
good order.
Be It further ordained, etc., That any
damage to private property occuripx from
the present privilege shall be ssalained by
the beneficiaries herein. Hlio fsteby assume
all responsibility attex,ned hereto.
Be it further .,rdas1Sd, ETC., That the
privilege be and IL hereby revokable, at the
pleasure of tae Couecil.
BE it further ordsined, etc., That all or
dinAnces, or parts'ef ordinances, conflicting
with the present be and are hereby re-
Adopted Wy the Council of tho city Of
New Orleans, October "a, 1876.
CHARLES ]. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J.H. HAaDx, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26


Now that tho result ia known, the lead.
ing Democrats are cursing their luck and
wondering how on earth they are going to
unload their euddenly acquired elephant,
whom the lovingly term '.old timber head"
They remember he could not contribute Q
pickle to defray campaign expenses, and
d. light in circulating Ill manner of stories
illustrating his uncouth address and total
lack Of cultivation. In discussing bis Pc
nuriousress in committee hight or two
since, enc of the gentlemen referred to
Wiilsms as . "pair Of Gods tonge," to
which another added as an amendment.
''or pair OF cooper's dividers." A State
officer suggested that the lsst name would
not do, because he had never been known
to divide q cent With any man. The re.
maine OF the State officer were gathered up
by the people below and tenderiy cared for.
while the horrible pun he had perpetrated
was told to wesk-minded persons as the
standard joke of the season.-Lndianapolis
Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Tho Rev. l. s. Kalloch, Of the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church, San Francisco, former
" of Boston, was recently arrested for
debt, and when brought into court swore
that he did not own property to the value
of ton cents outside OF the clothes he wore
He did not own any Of the furniture in his
dwelling. He received salary of 5000
per annum, and usually drew several
months in advance. His debts amounted
to somewhere between $4,000 and &40, 900,
principally to creditors in Kansas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
STATE TAX CoLLpCroR's OFFICE, }
No Il Ely sian Fields street..
Nav Orleans. Octnhcr Ii. la16 J

STATE TAX CoLLpCrORs OFFICE,
No. Il Ely sian Fields street. :
New Orleans, October l3, 1876 }
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN Ms VESTED By
ID the act of the Legislature of th,s STATE, No Al
Of 1873, approved March IL, 1873 | win proceed to
81 a. public auction, at my Office, No. II klysan
Felds sire e. in the said Third District If this city,
on THURSDAY. October rs, 1876. at twelve o'clock
i. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
and Royal Streets forming the cnrner Of Lesseps
and Cbartres streets measuring 50 by lis feet.
T.. CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND, in square
No. la. bounced by Poland. Lesseps. Charities and
Royal streets fronting On Poland street, measur-
). A CkkrAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in same
square, fronting on Poland STREE measuring l56
by us feet.
Together with all the improvements and appur
tensuces the reuDto belonging
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
q privilege and c, aim 0us the State OF LcuslsnA
for taxes upon said property tor the year 1874.
amounting 10 forty nine dollars and thirty cents,
together with al costs, penalties and chaIgea.
At said sale the property will not be Indicated
unless the Did Is for sutfin ient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, and a SO the uDpaid taxes mp
said property for tie years 1875, 1873 ard 1876
t,ge, her VIII the penalties theI con, and ali costs
and charges which NAY have accrued.
The pur haser at this sale is entitled to be put
in in mediate possf ssion.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS CARE-,
State Tax Collector. Third District, City Of New
Orleans. ocl4 20 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
Stair TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No Il Elys,an Fields street. :
New Orleans. OctOhar l3. 1876 !

STATE TAX CoLLRCrOR's OFFICE,
No Il klysian Fields street. ,
New Orleans, October IL, 1876
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED BY
u the act of tne Legislature Of this State, NJ. AZ
of 1879 approved March IA. 1873, will proceed to
sell at pubic auction, at my tffice No. II Eys'an
Fit Ids rect in the .o hrt district Of this city.
on THURSDAY, October g. lbs6, at twelve O CLOCK
NJ, tho followii described urspt rsy. to wit
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
263, bounded by st. Anthony, Bagatelle BURGUNDY
anu Rampant streets fronting on Rampant street,
measuring "a BY 100 aud 1913 feet.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
No 1907, bounded by Havana, Warsaw, Law ana
Hope streets; lots Nos to 10.
Together with all the improvements and appuf-
ten3nces thereuuto belonging.
Said property haviog been seized by me 20 satisiv
q privilege and claim due the state Of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874,
amounting to fol two doll ara and I'VE cents, 10
ge,her with al costs, penalties Aod charsos:
At said sale the properly VIII not Do ~
unless the bill IL for sufficient amount 10 satisfy
the afore eaid claim and also the UNPAID TAX.
uDOn aaid properts for the years 1873, 1873 1877,
1871 AVID 1870 together with the penalties The reon
and all costs ana charges which may have accrued
,rhe pur( hsser at this sale IL entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
state Tax Collector, Third District, CITY Of Nav
Orleeps. COLA 20 26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

NEGLIGENT OFFICIALS. AT halfpast
three o'clock yesterday evening. Mrs. H.
Williams, q colored woman, eyed forty
years, suddenly dropped dead while wash
ing st the house No 48l Rampant, between
Terpsichore and Euterpe streets. The
woman resided on Liberty, between Gravier
and Perdido streets, ana leaves one
daughter. The coroner was notified, but
had not put in an appearance at the place
up to niue O'Clock last night. The friends
and family Of the deceased were aDxiously
awaiting the arrival of Coroner Chsstant
or his deputy for the purpose of removing
the body of the woman to her late resi-
dence. This neglect or delay on the part OF
the coroners which has been quiet frequent
Ornate should be looked into by the proper
enfhOritiee
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a IIUC WY.
J. H. HARDY, Secretary.
NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS. /
City hall, october Is. 1876. J
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.


mo. 36Sl-AdministratiOn Series.
WHEREAS, It appears to the satisfaction
of the board, from certified copies from the
records of the police jury of the parish Of
Jefferson, left bank, that in the year 1860
BY the police jury of that year for the
opening of Magazine street through the
Foucher property from Burthevllls to
Greenville; that the said Magazine street
and the right of way therefor were donated
to the said police jury by the proprietor of
said property, acting through his agent, ny
letter of donation dated September 8, 1861,
which donation was made ON the condition
that the said police jury should do the grad
ing. ditchipg, brid ging and fencing, includ-
ing gates on said street, without expense to
the owner of the property, and further
more, that in compliance with the said con-
6iti0n the said street WAS opened, ditched,
graded, fenced and bridged by the said
police jury at the expense OF the parish OF
Jefferson, left bank; and
Whereas, The said street has been, and
has continued to be since the opening
thereof, an open public street or road; and
Whereas, 1t appears that doubts have
arisen in certain quarters, and with per-
sons probably not aware Of the above re.
cited proceedings, a. to whether the said
street is . public th0roughfare. or is not
still portion of the property now forming
the so-called park, and controlled by the
commissioners of the park; now, therefore,
be it
Resolrcd, That the board does hereby
recognize the sutiiciency and validity OF the
proceedings of the police jury of the parish
Of Jefferson, left bank, in respect to the
matter of opening and establishing said
Magazine street through the said Foucher
property, and does further recognize said
Mag 4zine street as a regularly and legally
established public street, open to public
uee, and not subject to private ownership
or title on the part of any party or parties
wbomsoever; aud that the Administrator ~
improvements is hereby authoriz~ q and
directed to take charge Of sal" .treat md
maintain the same as th~ .rouches,o aad;.
Gated to public use
troll OF tns cley g. "a of BIZ. department
AooR.eo the Council of the city of
new VI cans, October "a, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
jill. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
LOST.

.r-'S CSW ~, Mrsl. AlD.-TRB I..UBLIC Is RI
0S 5a,, S not to neaotiAie no1e dat ID second
q October. is7s drawn BY the IN .ersisnec 10 ny
ONE Ssan aares ac1s b.
ers ~. nv scs before Ahat notary dated same
,dss. Hso my Pocsetbook contsining the SIM; IN.
With 1s Is and other papers q no vau e, tc cS
nnnaoe'ss0 Ao'sAA JANIS DRSBAN.
.>..nn ,oao 10, lol Louisiana avenue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

SrArR TAX CoLLECr0R's OFFICE,
No. II Eiysian Fields street, ,
New Orleans, October IA. 1876.
ny VIRTUE OF TaB POWER IN MR VESTED BY
10 the act Of the Legislature of This st ito, No. 81
Of 1873, approved March IA, 1873 will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office, No. II Elyeian
Fields stree in be said Thiri District OF this city.
on THURSDAY 90 tobeg rs. 1876 al twelve o'clock
NJ, the FLOWING deserib, q property. TO wit
]. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GRQQSU, in square
No lsvI, bounded by ,Aubry, O'Rtilly, CT y and
Gap 9 streets, frontiogon Aubry street. measuring
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in same
square, fronting Oh Clay street. measuring 80 by
3. CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND, in same
square. fronting on Clay street. measuring 80 by
go feet,
Tcre her with ST the improvements and appur-
:s1aiices Tier. al to bslQusny,
said property having been seized by me TO satisfy
a privilege ard ella m duo the Stata ut Louisiana
for taxes upon said p' operty for the year 1919,
amS uatiGg to tweoty tSe do lars and 1hi ty-.1ghe
cents, to2eti.r with all costs, pei altles and
charges.
Al said Gale the property will not be a0ludicatto
unless the bid is +, a sufficient amount 70 satlsy
the aforesaid claim. and also the UNPAID lakes
Cpcn eaid opefty tor the years 1879 1875 1877 ann
1871 together with the psnaliie les thereon ana ali
co. ia a. d charges which may have accrued
The purchaser at this sale is entitled 10 be put IN
imu edieta possession
Tefms-Cash on The spot.
THOMAS CAREY,
State Tax Collector, Third DstlicS. CITY o, New
Orleans. ocli % &c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
O0NSTABLES' aALEs.

a. Receereau d Co. W. Lout0 Picket
Third Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. 2129
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAs
~ to me directed by the hon. John LeMonnier,
thicd justice Of the peace In aud for the parish OF
Orieans. in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to yell ct public suction, at the stables corner o.
st. Louis ard FOu' bon streets, See md Distinct OF
this city, on MONDAY, Move mber g. 1876, 1t II M
ONE hOkEE, FCRNlTUR. WAGON AND HAIR
NESS.
Seized in the above case.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
oc26 81 NOS JOSEPH Dk MORURLLE, Constable.
A. ROchereau & Co. We. Miss 3. Brown
Tnrn Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans,
No. 1884.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F(BRI FA.
- elias t. mo di ected by the Hon. John
Il Monnier. third justice Of the peace for the
parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction, ~ nv ware.
hOuse No SO env'ie street, on MONDAY. Novem
Der 6, 1876 at twelve O'Clock M
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
GEES 81 nos JOSEPH DkMORUELLE, Const able.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
LOCAL POLITICS.

ANTOINE GUARDS, THIRD WARD.-The
officers and members of this CLUB arc re-
epectfully requested to attend Q meeting
this evening At seven o'clock, for the pur.
pose of transacting business of vital i'm
P0rtance. The meeting will take place at
wesleyan Hall. Liberty street, between
POydras ana PsrdidO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
SPEn!Ar. Nss'sa;;:E;:sy

Once South Pass Jetty Works. fert
Rads. La, october "a, l816.-e,n each SIDE Q! .ne
chanrel ut the head Of SOUTHWEST PASS enere
will be placed hereafter two red lights: 5ne four
feet above the other This is necessary TO avoid
the opfusiOn that otherwise might exist On &C
count OF the presence of other lights in that vein
ity. L. Coh LhELh
Oc26 St Chief Assistant Engineer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

THE OLD GAME-At halfpast eleven
o'clock Tuesday night an alarm of fire was
sounded from box No. 5l4, Washington
Market. which proved to be false; and most
singular to state, the key had been released
from the box, which showed no evidence of
any injury in releasing it, and . master key
must have been used. This proves that
duplicate master keys are held by unau-
thorized persons in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
Local Intelligence.

FALSE PRErENsEs -Augustin Daniel, q
broker 1t the corner of Cont and Chartres
streets. was arrested on warrant by Spe.
cial Officer Pecors and locked up in the
third precinct station, charged with obtain
ing gooda under false preteDses from Mr..
Joseph Brugere, . wine and liquor mer-
chant, No. 40 Toulouse street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.-George Arm
strong and George Avery were arrested on
the ievee, between Third and Fourth
streets and looked up in the sixth precinct
station, charged by Captain Alexander
Wright, of the ship Loehgoile with attempt
at robbery.