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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE IHlkp !s aieial District in and sor the County Of favsps n the Territory of Arizona
 FRANCIS l. SHIRsEFr. Plaintiff
 against
 yu,I.x SHiRgErr Defendan;-t Action brourh, the district court of the rhrd lneia district in and fur the county of fsvapa in the err tcry Of Arzona
 rI r,rri,orv of Ari:oEa ssads gEr'fssc ;s Hsssidr ShirrsF D,fsudGnt.
 you are hereby summoned and required to appear ID am action brought against you the district court of the ,brs eial district and for the eeunfy of fa'ar n ,h Territory os ArIoua by thc above ramed p'ainn and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this cour, a, Prescott; ip said couniy "a cory or "hrh com paint seeompxnes this sunmonsl wlshin twenty days Tycl.iye ii the day of service affer me service upon ,ou uf ths sumnaous. If served n this county ont h served ou, of the county. and within 'his district then within thirty aavs; in all other cases foriy cays
 This action is brought praying for decree I tns court sso wing the bonds of marimony row e1isnns oeNeen in. sa;d plaintiff and defendant and for o'he rei inc cornpaiu in this particularly ser iortn anu syerred And you hereby pothed that you isi 'o appear and answer the complaint above 'ne ,,.in will take default against you and VIII aPp! 's inc court fr the relief demanded in said eomaieI ana for costs and disbursements 10 this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of the disct eeur'
 aforesaid. at Prescott. this lst day oi feorua'y' IT.. WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk: Rusu WELLS. Attorneys for Pia feo4doc
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
Our Colonial and Revolutionary Flags.

In the beginning of the Revolution a va riety of flags were displayed in the revolted colonies. The "Uuion flags, mentioned so frequently in the newspapers of 1714, were the ordinary English red ensigns, bearing the Union Jack. These generally bore some patriotic motto, such as Liberty" Liber- ty and Property" Liberty and Union," etc. It is uncertain what flag, if any, was used by the Americans at Bunker Hill. That displayed by Putnam on Prospect Hill, on July 18th following, was red, with Qui tr1ns- tuln sustinet on one side, and on the other, "An Appeal to Heaven" The first armed vessels commissioned by Washington sailed under the pinc-tree flag, white flag bear ing green pine-tree. The first Republican flag unfurled in the Southern States, blue with white crescent in the upper corner next to the staff, was designed by Colonel William Moultrie, of Charleston, at the re- quest of the Council of Safety, and was hoist cd on the Notifications of that city in Sep tember, 1775. The flag displayed on the east bastion of Fort Sullivan, afterward call ed Moultrie, on Jnne 2s, 1776, was the same with the word "Liberty" on it. On the west bastion waved the flag called the "great union," first raised by Washington at Cam bridge, January ?, 1176. This consisted of the thirteen alternate red and white stripes of the present flag of the United States, with the crosses of St. George and St. Andrew emblazoned on the blue canton in place of the stars. This flag was carried also by the fleet under command of Commodore Esek Hopkins, when it sailed from the Delaware capes, February F, 1776. Hopkins had displayed previously yellow ensign, bear ing the device of rattlesnake in the atti- tude of striking. with the motto Don't Tread on Me-" The official origin of the "grand union " flag is involved in obscurity. At the time Sf its adoption at Cambridge, the colonies still acknowledged the legal rights of the mother-country, and therefore retained the blended crosses of St. George and St. Andrew, changing only the field of the old ensign for the thirteen stripes, en- blematic of their union. After the Declara- tion of Independence, the emblems of Brit ish union became inappropriate, but they were retained in the flag until the following year. Congress resolved, on June IA, TIT, ''that the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in blue field, representing new constellation" -AppIetoa's American Cyclopoedia, rerisei eftios, article Flag"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24

NEW PArENrs.-Through Dewy & O., Patent Agents, San Francisco, we receive the following advance list of U. $. Patents, granted to Pacific Coast inventors. viz: S. D. Field, s. F, electromagnetic regulators for steam engines; s. D. Field, s. F. electrical switches and cut-outs P. B. Horton, $. F., sadble tree; c. Lea, Florin, Cal, wheels for vehicles; F. c. Milliken, Santa Cruz, Cal, adjustable mold board scrapes; F. Oppen- helm, S. F., vehicle seats; L. Swett, $, F., clothes lines; H. Von Hsverbeke, $. F., shoes; s. H. Cowles, Sacramento, Csl. quartz mills; G. E. Hopkins, w. T., rotary cultiva- tors c. B. Dahlgren, s. F., condensers for fumes of mercury; w. Davis, Petsluma harness trimmings;P. Hinkle, 5. F. Clutch; E. K. Howes, s. F., refrigerator; A. J. Lar son, 8. F., animal trap; s. Lawton, s, F., fish scales; D. P. Russell, Dixon, Cal, reapers; Fl. K. watercousc, 8. F., vehicle spring; H. Anderson, Vallejo, Cal, handle attachment for brushes c. E. Roberts, s. F. (trademark) throat or bronchial affections.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N o Y l c E

To William Miller Col F. T. Gilbert. Charles Carlton any other person persons deriving their ute oy decd original locaios in the Paynaser ledge lode vein. situated in wallara District MohaSe county, A. T.:
 You hereby notified that if you do not within nipe ty days from of notice ray to the under signed, at Cerbat Mohave county. A. T.. your PrOior tona part of the expenses incurred said mine or oc tion as required by the Congressional law. approved May To- 1872 the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine. JOHN CODY,
 J. P. JAYNE Cerbat, Jsny. l. ls76. jsnl4d9o
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N o T c E

To J. W. Good, or sny other r~rson deriving thsr
 by deed from the original locafess In that cersro
 cru, bearing quartz lode, ledge er vein known =
 Pcunsylvanis iscsfon, situated in Wallspsi mN
 district Aohave county, Arizona Territory.
 You are hereby notified that if you do not vi'his p days from the service of this bosice. pay to the signed al Chloride. Mohave county, A. IT., your prs tsnsi part of the expenses incurred on said minS tion. ss required by the Cosgsesioosl law s?ss May i0sh. 1874 the undsnigpsd will claim . tEfs.S yo1r interrst in said nine. O. GEOoSS
 chlo1ds Aarch e. lrs. a2AJ urII1
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24

Any one knowing the whereabouts of ". T. Grant, who, when Iast heard Gcm, was h Mohave. district, Arizona will confer . great favor by writing to ]. D. Grant, Val lev Ford, Soroma county. California
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership her~~ existing between Charles A. Luke and Martin Safn berg. of Prescott Arizona. under the firm Of c. Luke Co. was dissolved on the tenth day Of Mar& ls76. by mutual consent; Martin Safsnberg retiis All debts owing 70 the said firm at the ,ia,e of said ds luion have been assigned to said Charles A. Labs and to be rscerved hy and paid Co him and an e ands on She said firm to he presented to him for T meut CHARLES A. LUKE.
 MARTIN SAFFENBERG Prescott March 10, 1876. a
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N 0 Y c F. .

To John Funk, l.. C. Welbourn, K. M. Pogson or any other person or persons deriving their title by deed from the ocaiors in the S Charles Consolidated mines, lode or vein situated u WallaIai miuing district Mo- have county, A. T..
 You are hereby notified that if you do not within nine ty days from service of this notice pay the under signed at Cerbat Mohsve county A. T.. your ptopor part of the expenses incurred said mine or lo tion as required by the Congressional law approved May To- 1872 the undersigned will clas forfeiture of your interest in said mine EDWARD SMITH.
 THOMAS MULLIGAS. Cerbat March :, 1876 mrlId9O
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N Q T I c E .

To the W wailapa Consolidated Mining Company, and al
 others owning any interest p the Silver Star ledge,
 lode or vein situated in the Wsllapa Mining District,
 Mohaye county, A. IT.:
 You are hereby notified ha, if you do not within ninety days from the service this noce pay to the under signed at Mineral Park. Mohave County A. T., your proportional part of the expenses incurred on said mining claim CT location as required by the Congressional law, the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interests in said mine H. WHITE
 Mineral Park. Feb l, 1876. feb3dO
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N o T I c E.

To A. p Johnson, or any person deriving then tue oced rosn the original iocaors in the Gro Piafa Ss lode or vein, in wsllapai District, A. IT,
 You are hereby notified that il you do sos. within = days from the service of this notice pay 10 the us sigoed al Cerbaf. Nohave county. A. IT.. your pro7- tons part Of the expenses incurred ssid mine @ uou. % required by the Congressional law. sPpss. May 10. ls72, the undersigned will claim for.iszss your iuseresss in said mine. JOHN COpl
 JPLAYNE Cerbst. Jan. Is,, Is7s jaslids
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
LEGAL.
N o T c F. |.

To William B. IHellings. T. Mcwiams and J. Fura
 or any other psrson deriving their title by deed rs
 the original loeaiors in that certain ledge lode
 known as the Phouix location. situated in yuture Ns
 ing District Yavapai county. Arizona
 You hereby notified ths; if y,u do within aue y days from the service of this notice pay the und signed at the office of J. P. Hargrave Esq in Prrscsk proportion of the expenses incurred said mine location required by the Congressional law approve May 10th. 1872 the undersigned will claim forfeiture yodr interest ir said mine. F.. s. JUNIOR
 Prescott. A. T., Jan. If. 1876. dg
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N o T ICE E .

To John Dolan, any other person or persons deduH their title by deed from the original ocators ia ts Eclipse ledge. lode vein, situated in Tiger Mnrs District, Yavapai county. A. IT,
 You hereby notified that s you de not within pipe ty days from the da.e of this nosee pay .he aDa. signed or to J. P. Hargnve, his ohce in Prescott T., your proportional part of the expenses incurred said mine sr oc,stioa required by the Cougrersss law approved May le le72 the undersigned will clains forfeiture Of your iuteres; in said mine.
 sAMI w. WEIR Prescott, Jan. q, Is56. d8
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
N or IC F..

All persons in,erespd in the first eastern extensios the vulture lode hereby notified that if they do n appear within ninety days from the da.e hereof and T their proportion of te expenses incurred in the amouus work done said lode required by iau. the unds signed will claim a forfeiture of your interests iu 2 lode. in accordance with the mining laws in force
 q. H. WILSON. Antelope Greek. A. T., Dec. 3l 1875. de3ld4.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
SHERIFF'S $ ALE |.

S,ic, i, hereby given that by virtue of execution issued ou, of District Court af the Third Judicial D ,rict in and county of favapa In the Territory or Arizona tested the sh day ot August A. D lsst ID the cause \. l.. Griffin against Geo E Berry ana 70 me directed and delivered have levied on and taken all the right title and of the said Geo l. Berry to the following property wit The Ranche known as the uar,r Mountain Mill Site containing hundred and sixty Q60l of land, bounded as follows; C"mmene inc u u.oumeut fgtv yard. (s0D due north of the old mill and running eighty rods (s0D east thence one hun red and sixty rods 60) south thence oae huured and sixty Q6OD rods thence hundred and sxy rods (6 north thence eighty rods (5O) east to the place oi ber nuing Situate about lf miles fran Prescott south u Yavapai county Territory of Arizona together with all the tenemrnts and improvements thereou which will expose sale public venaue as the law directs on Thursday the 10th day of March A. D. le'o at :i o'clock the the COart House in Prescott in Yavapai county, Arizona Territory.
 ED. F. BOWERS
 Sheriff of Yavapsi County Prpsco,, Feb oiIs7S fs5;3 The sale pursuant t the above notice IS postponed un | Nonda he of arch, at hour and
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 l, the Matter of the Estate of A. C. HAsKEII. Decesse

Estate of A. c. HASKELL. Deceased
 Notice hereby gives by the undersigned adminisss tor o the estate of A. C. Hssxe deeea.ed 10 the ese tors of and al persous holding claims against said decs to exhibit thesI with the necessary vouchers within = months from the 6rs publication of ths Dotcs the s1 administrator at his office in Mineral Park Mohsve eo ty, Territory of Arizona WNA Ai1
 Mineral Park, Feb @ ls7s nut
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24

The sale pursnan, the above notice is postponed un til Monday the 27ih day of March at the same hour and place ED r. BOwf RS, Sheriff.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
LEGAL.
SU NJ ON $ .

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD Jt. dcial District. in and fo- the County ef fa'sp"' A the Territory of Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24

The suggestion of ''Metallurgist" is req sonable. But as we understand it, Mir. Fryer maintains a high temperature nearly throughout his roasting process. and the conditions will, therefore, be materially diff fcrcnt from those assumed by our cores pondent ED. E. AND NJ. JOURNAL.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-24
STAGE LINES.
ARIZONA AND NEW MEX1CO Express Company.

CAPITAL, $5OO,OOO.W. HENRY WELLS. Prest HENRY WICK. Treas.
 Aur.ra S r. Cleveland, Ohio CHI WELLS Gen1 SuPt-, Tucson. Arizoua-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
STABBED BY A GIRL.

Last night Bcscy Crawford, servant girl employed
in the Eastern Hotel, stabbed Frederick Forester
aged twenty-six years, in HOUSE, of designation in
Canal street, inGictng wounds that may prove fatal
From all that could be learned OF tho case, the
parties had been paramours Tor three years They
entered the house shortly after dark, remaining
IN room until half past ten o'clock when cries Of
pain attracted the attention OF some Of the other in
mates. ON entering the room they found Forester
lying the floor bleeding prouseiy from cuts IN the
head. arm and abdomen, his intestnes urotrudinS
from the latter wound. A phi! siclan Was quickly
summoned and after administering temporary
relief ordered the wounded man removed 10
Bellevue Hospital Ofcer Rawlcy, al the Eighth pre-.
cinct. coming III arrested the young woman and
brought her the Prince street station house The
knife with which the cutting was done belonged TO
Forester. Ii was found IN tho ROOM tho BLADE COW
cred with blood Forester identified Bctsey Crawford
the who had cut him, but refused to enter
into the details OF the occurrence.
The prisoner was also very rcticcnt She locked
up 10 await tho result OF Torrestsr's Injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.

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COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
of vessels engaged the coasng foreign trade obsev
the fact the HERALD that may be
brought publicly the attention of the proper authorities
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city, giving accurately possible the number posi-
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of the Continent When they observed
the coast Of European countries in the
It Is requested that inform alton be either by telegraph
letter London office of tho NKw YORK HERALD
Fleet London to the Paris Office. 81 Avenue de
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may be addressed Bennett 4e Fleet street. London"
Bennett. 81 Avenue dc rOpera PARIS" Whore Of
displacement observed the countries beyond
the roach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa. captains
may communicate with reaching tho first
lent This information will be cablod free Of charge
tho HERALD and published
ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK ATNIGHT-Thc NEw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning the coors red red changing from the
other succession and be several miles distant
Captains of vessels seeing this signal will obge
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News Department of the HERALD.
pPersons DESTROYS OF with
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of HERALD yacht pier No. East River, New
York. Letters received from all parts Of the world
promptly delivered Duplicates are required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Aug 6Arrved, steamer Achilles Artis Phils
delphis: schrs Isaac RcL. studley. Wcchawkcn Mary
SalIic MAR. Powell Philadelphia: William wilcr Nay dol
G Mosely. higgins, II DOMINGO; Gertrude X Smith
Jameson. Cienfnegos Beta. Gupthill, surinam.
BALTIMORE Aug s-Arrived. steamers Carolina fsp)
Rustra Havana: 1ctorora. Reyno-s New York; III;
Whitney. Belfast; Albion Nor, Rode. Dubn Christin:
derry: champion Cbr. Killam. Liverpool; schr JOHN
BAT.. Aug Arrived ship Bowdoin. Randall Phiiadel
New York lat Quarantinc bark Ali from Glen
sailed schrs Aithea Tor Philaiephis John GrifHth,
FORTRESS MONROE. Aug G-Passed In for Bolt,mor.
Carolina Esp. Rus,ra. from Havana: rhir
iiebe from Amsterdam; barks Mnnehaha. from London.
derry: Paiadin, from Porto Rico: Amelia from Havana
Graziclla from Delaware Brcakwaer Elena London
PASSED Banks Idiun for Norway; Hawks Home 70,
brig Lista, for Barcelona.
sailed-ship Shakespeare, for Baltimore.
PENSACOLA, Ans l-rieared. bark Gaieorau Csp), Fer
PhILADELPHIA. Aug 6-Arrived. steamers Penn.y,-
ship Edith. Horner. Hnvre: bark Sarah. CO. .Duukjrs
schr Fanny A Bailey, Hutchinson, Gardiner Ne.
Sailed-Steamer Equator
PORTLAND Ne. Ang 4-Ciearcd. schrs Abbie y willard
Trim. New York; Rowley. Rowley, wiscassst 90 LOAD
for New York
6th-.Arfived schr T. q willard. from PHILADELPHIA
SAN FRANCISCO July 2s-Arived, bark Marin ion yor
Cieared-Bark Mary Boil Roberts, Gray. Hono,u,n. ,ch
Caroline Mills Blum. Petropaulovski
saiicd-Shp ten butler, Webb, Port Townsend b.,k In
glewood lBr Brocklebank Liverpool; Amelia Foye Por
SEATTLE July 2e-sailed. bark Eureka, Knacls. Hum
bodt.
SAVANNAH, Aug 6-Arrived, steamer II Livingston
Sailed schr Jennie i Simmons. from New York
Philrde mia ""ao'''s
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Farmer rorS! Aug sArrvsd, steamer Cireassian Br)
MoSrRKAL Aug - Arrived. steamer West Stanley Whit
tle. Newport; ship dIeniner. Cumming. Glasgow;
Cleared +h, bark Sasrcsbrook. Chaspcak. Cork brig
Maggie. Rule. do
barks Mary LAwton, Oliver sharpness via sydney
E.v. MurT.y. Antwerp th ships Helene, ssmaelsen ST
beverley Newcastle Constantin Won Isenecke. Frewur
Cleared I'd ship. st Bernard Churchill Liverpool Louise
Bull London Refer 1versen Grmsby; Glasgow, Moore,
poe Veriins votr Yves, iIartiepooi 9Th steamers
Liverpool ship Louisa eer cardG; bsrts Annie Williams
skinner stis'9l: Mslb9asns Hosers dvspool: Forest
TAsrco July port, sehr Evclinc for Nov York in
vieTon... July 2s-sailed, ship Black Eagle tNie),
frxR STEAMER GxRxAxIcl
AnrHpxsS. July 23Arrived Stella Jacobsen. New York:
25th, Commodore. Quebec.
Ayr. July 25-sa,eo Seth W Smith Marshall. Sydney,
AnpnossAx. July a5-Arrived Lammcrser Kelley Quo.
Arrlxponx, July 2eArrivcd. Vermont. Richardson. st
Asrwknr July. a2-s.ied from tho Roads. s,orkcrs
Xrras. June a5Iin port. Roebucs. Holmes Sal, Pond
Bosroy. h. July 25-Ssied Prvi Dubrovsck, Bradicch
BnrsroI. July 2s-Arrvcd. Harmony, from Miram,chi:
2Ith; * immer o, the Sea 'reystone Montreal $50
Sailed 18th. UAmvAr Aekenro. Pictou: sarah Ellen
In Kngrosd 27th Monsoon from Quebec tor Gloucester
BARROW July 26-Arrvcd, Austin. Davis. Tusket.
sailed s';n G u lawrence s1 Kemp; Pertains Ne:
ID.
werp tor New York Elizabeth. Duraute. from Rotterdam
for do
BAsrny July 23-Arrived. Caledonia. Gudmundsen. st
john. NIB
BALLAST. July 2i-Arved. Signal. Williams. Monte
vidco
Sailed 18th. Lizzie Ross. Doyle Lewes; Johannes Rod
Moe Baltimore.
BnKnsS. July 22-Arrved, Nurnberg Jaeger Bal,i-
more; 9Th Richard, Crepn. Doboy 18th. Bremen. HE'LL
mers New York
sailed I'D. Hampton Court. Tomann Raltimore George
Washington PrObst Tybee
Went to sea I'D Charles Lining wicke. for New York
Mozart Julichcr for do; 0utcnbul Gelach for United
States
BARCELONA July ls-Arrived, Giuseppe. Paiorch Mo-
! bile.
BoRDkAux-saied from Pauilac July -. Giro. MARITIME
hch New YORK Eintraeht. Musweick Hampton Roads
BouLoGMt July Arrived Post, Gandcrson. New York
| 24th. j Wrstaway. Leblanc. -.
"a DIP, July 2J-Saled, sarah Frazier Knight, Ma
! deirs; AZ u Fuller, Gilmore. bombay.
COX july sJ-Arrived, Scrliu eshire lcacy Quebec
Sailed -ad. Kings County. Mcclellan. sydney. CB.
CoPkSHAGtN, July lS-Arrivcd, hasse, Tulliscn. New
York tor tiya 2rh. Doris do
| Lord. Hall, Geile for Melbourne
sailed I'D, u II trshdou. Pierce, Baltic
CAfANiA July l7-Arrvcd, Amy Lane. Carver Trieste.
CALAIS. July 22Sacd. Alliance. Petersen. New lors
23d hcbe; Maceessen. do; james l. Pendcrgast Bats
| Sandy iiouk.
CoSsrsNriSorLE. July i2Arrved, Ocean Wave. Hoekcn
! sailed issh MnorcA del Mare, carsuiIO, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
MURDER ON GRAND STREET.
A DRUNKEN ITALIAN KILLS A YELLOW CoUN-
TRYMAN.


Shortly before seven O'Clock last night Paoo Tropi-
ano retired rag picker living at No. 20 Grand street.
was stabbed in the head by John Lazcrc aged twenty
Eve years. and died few hours later.
Tropiano sitting on the soop Of his residence in
company with his wise aud two other women, when
Lazerc along considerably under the influence OF
liqusr and stopping in front of the party made use OF
foul and indecent language addressed the females
Tropiano ordered him to leave, but he became more
abusive, and the former slapped him on
the lace with tho open palm. Lazcric quickly
rallied from the blow aud drawing from his pocket
what appeared 10 be long dirk plunged into rropi-
amos temple The screams OF the woisen brought n
large crowd TO the scene, among whom was Ofcer
Farley. OF the Eighth precinct Lazcrie sought TO
make his escape and brandshcd the murdcrous weapon
tho arr threatening to Kill the first man that at
tempted to stop hun. he crowd Tell back in
fear; man, Drawer than the rest attempted 10
check his light The iniuriafed Italian made n plunge
at him with the weapon but fortunately only cut his
vest At this Juncturc officer Farley caught him by
the hands aud disarmed HIN. he handcuned aud
taken to the Prince street station house.
The wounded man was carried into his house and o
hys,cian sent for. His brains proruded from mis-
wound and It apparent that he could not survive
many hours Al twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock
no breathcd his last