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The New York herald., 1876-03-12
nTD DOMINIOy STEAMSHIP COMPANY

( lHD DWMINIVN HIl3lN 9I9IIIF DVMFAN1,
" calling from pier 81 north River
For Norfolk. Cy Point and Richmond. Tuesdays Thurs
dgysand saturdays at r. NJ. citing with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Line Piedmont Air
Line. Chesapeake aud Onto Ranroad, and with the
psnJ st lines interior points ia North Carolina
Virginia. Newbem and Washington, n g. Via Norfolk,
every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
Lewcs, Del. MONDAY and Thursday at T. NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
pssstn ger acconno odstions unsurpassed
Truu h tickets and bills OF lading TO oil points at
lowest Norfolk, &c Il Freight
daily a North RIVER General Offices, l07
Greenwich Il y. l.. McCREADY President.
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FOR SALE.

E'IsH AND OYSTER DEALERS COMPLETE PrI. OUTFIT
,reenis lo5 sale eesap M Apply y az Mi0hAEs
DOR SALE ChEAP-A LARGE FAIRBANKS STA
L L tionary Scale Address SCALE, box lO2 Herald
FLAG POLES FoR' sALE-BY J. T. WALSH, COR
ner West and Clarkson sts, city.
E'oR sALE-HoTEL AND BILLIARD SALOON; STA
b ss sso 'ognse'ed OF Furniture Fixtures ana 19Si New
Jersey foot Of Orange Mountain one minute from DeiS,
IIsnse, n =; house in best repair and payins ieoS
the proprietor Address J4MEs SHERIDAN, south
Orange, N j.
EoR sALE-FIXTUREs OF A BROADWAY FANCY
Address FIXTURES box i2S Herald Uptown branch
EoR sALE-sToCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF
long established; now doing good business; desirable
stock everything in good order This opportunity sell
p9yjnngi property or a small farm stocked Address s.
EOR sALE-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL CIGAR
Store basement and back room will $3.50; su-
stea IN Grand St. near Boweryi rent low Inquire a. i57
bosery. MATTHIAS BkOIhEks.
EOR sALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A
Cigar Store. on west side broadway. between 29th and
way
EoR sALE-LIQuoR STORE or 4 PRoNINENT
A. Broad St.. New York.
TOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED NEW AND
Second and Furniture BUSINESS will be sold for CASH
reason Tor selling sickness; agents. Apply at 90 Hud-
son st.
FoR sALE-A SPLENDID DOWNTOWN LIQUOR
part Of the city, long lease low rent viii Ie Sold cheap for
cash Address H., box IA Herald office.
FOR sALE-GooD WILL OF CIGAR STAND At
man Apply at l,2o7 Broadway.
GOOD CHANCE FOR A TIMER OR PLUMBER
FOR sale or part exchange, Hardware or House Fur
New Jersey Address box Ass New York Post Office.
HOTELS, REsTAURANTs, LIVERY STABLES
lrucShS b"xeries Cohiee tioneries houseiuishlhS'
JoRALEMoN store Broker l,257 Broadway
ICE HOUSES AND BOXES FOR BEER, BUTCHERS,
MATIiEsoN. 18th av., near sIth st.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST AND MOST CHOICE
Grocery, Liquor, Cigar and other stores call upon
arts
7 ARGE STABLE (FoR LIVERY AND BOARDING.
II covering two lots with valuable ground lease for sale
DETrs Resl Estate Agency, 80 Barrow ST.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMENs FURNISHING STORE,
ioSse oc. II Centre st.
NoTCE.-A LONG ESTABLISHED JEwELRY
~ Business and Lease Of House for sale unreasonable
terms. Inquire at 50 Catharine st
RARE CHANCE.-GIGAR STORE FOR SALE; THE
~ only sickness call and examine for YOURSELF this
Is no humbug. 2o1O Sd av near llsth ST.
DETAIL STATIONERY BUsINEss-WITH LOCAL
Ian,d gooS unencn,reS Real Fsate nart nav
ment Address with particulars, WILCOX, Herald Office
CODA WATER APPARATUs-BOTTLEs BOXES AND
- Boting Bench for sas cheap at 15Z Grand 4th
ST., Williamsburg, BROOKLYN
CTEREoPTICON FOR SALE VERY IONA sPLEN-.
= did lot of Coorsd Views. Address SrEREoPTICoN,
Herald Office.
SINGER's FAMILY IMPROVED WHEELER &
- Wilson Hall Cabinet Wilcox Gibbs perfect, with all
attachments left Tor sale and must be sold' so each 5Sl
Hudson ST., between llth and Bank SITS
IITINTER HOTEL FOR SALE
w In consequence of the death Of ono Of the propetor
aud doing good business will be sold at reasonable price
oUfERBRIDdE, % Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.
DENrISTRY.

DIN IISIItH.
A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT la3
~ West 4h ST., between 9th and 7th avs near Broad
Special mechanical dentistry coral rubber rose
pearl whaleeone rubber gold and pntna Sets; Pumpcr
Keguhtor &c. Take green from Grand street. eyrv or
Sixth avenue Broadway ears
NEWBROUGH, 1913 West 3lth st.
A RTIFCfAL TEETH AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL
~ Whole Sets. - upward: silver nnrS soc gold 81
Al worS Warranted AT Dr. WHITES, lJ5 eth ax open
sunday til l.
nENTIsTRY.-BEAUrfyUI ARTIFICIAL TEETH 81:
- single. 81 warranted; silver Filings New York
Denial Rooms, To- 6tn Sundays until Satisfaction
guaranteed
rINhE PARTSIAS DIAMONDS ARE FOR SALE ONLY
4 AZ RICHARD HUAflREfT Jewelry store. 7sY
broadway. opposite SteWart'a
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,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.

ATONGAN'S lime OF STEAMSHIPS,
VI for New Dreams and Texas.
will sail every Saturday to New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there TO Morsans Louis aud Texas Railroad tor
Morgan C thence MoSans line OF steamers 20 Texas
ports.
The NEW YORK VIII sail from pier 80 North River,
New York on Saturday, March lS at T. NJ, for New
Orleans direct.
through bs OF lading signed Mobile, Galveston and
all points the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Ant tono
Houston and Texas Central. international and Great North
Texas Pacific and tal railroads. and
20 Indauoa and San Antonio, and all points the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Bazos Santiago Corpus
Christi, Rcckpnrt, st. Marys aud Fulton
Freight for s. Marys and Fulton landed at Rockport
Iighterage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
Brazo SANTIAGO a the expense and risk of consgnee.
Tnraugh Brownsville via Rio Grande Railroad.
Insurance be under open policy Of A. Whit.
nev Co.. New Orleans From New York to New Orleans
per eeni from New York 70 all Texas ports via New Or
leans, "a per cent
Freight lowest For frcigh. further inorma.
CHARLES A. wnITNEY CO., Agents.
Pier SO North River
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ETH AY. 35l.-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT
- Of front Rooms baths, &c, with without Board on
moderate terms.
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q EAST 3OTH ST. BETWEEN 9Th AND MADISON
~ avs-Handsomely furnished Apartments for gentle
men or gentleman and wife, with witLoat lrst class
Board
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q LIVINGSTON PLACE. CORNER EAST 10TH ST.
~ Two Rooms to let with OF without Board, in Frenc
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do PER wEEK.--COsILY FURNISHED HALL ROOM
ny with Board house and location first class 2i2 Yves
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BOARpERs WANTED.

DOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE. 80 EAST 23O
l. st-Handsomey furnished Second Floor, four rooms,
with private table for party Desiring superior aceommoda
tions.
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9TH WARD.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR GEN.
- tlemen and wives he accommodated with good
Board and Rooms at 65l Greenwich desirable home and
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r EAST Bath STA HANDSOME PACK PARLoR,
handsomely furnished rent first class French Board
for gentleman and wife two gen;emen price mode
rate.
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ETH Ay 840-ELEGANT APARTMENTS, RICHLY
- furnished wits without private table; Rooms for
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z WEST 45TH ST. NEAR 9TH Av AND THE
Windsor.-Newy furnished front Rooms with first clAs
board. for gentemAn and wife or single gentlemen.
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ETH AY NO. 5.-WIru BOARD, A HANDSOMELY
- furnished single Room Tor gentloman.
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ETn AY l27-MRS p. Il. PUTNAM OFFERS SUITS
- Of second and third floors front Npeccdy
vacated with without Board permanent transient;
also two .ingle Rooms for Eentlemen: ralerences
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Company's pier. foot Of I'd st.. Hoboken.
WESER...... Sat. March Is llABsB RG....... prl
MOSEL ......S sat. March 25 NECkER........Apri pril ;
Bremen'-
First Cabin sioo gold; Second Cabin, SEQ god steer
age, $50, currency
Return tickets at reduced rates
Prepaid storage certificates. $32, currency.
For eight passage apply to
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7 TIL ST.. NO 1872 NEsT-HANDsOMELY FUR
nshed Rooms, second hoor to let with Board &
gentlemen and wife single gentemen also table Board
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9 WEST 14TH sT.-To LET WITH OR WITHOU
. Board large and nicely furnished front hall Bedroor
with closet; terms moderate.
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10 wEsT 2iTU sT-BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
- Rooms and first class Board, In a small family term
very moderate.
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I OTH ST., 135 WEST, MAR 6TH Av-PLEASANI
- and neatly furnished Room third floor with Board
for gentlemen or gentleman and wife also hall Room
forms reAsonAble.
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Ge A HALL ROOM, WITH GOOD BOARD, IN A
tpO. American family. 4o3 West 10th
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I krH ST, 1i5 BAsT.-To LlsT. HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nished, Parur Floor. separately together with
Hoard also other Rooms; terms moderate to permanent
nnrtios.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A LADY WILL TAKE TWO CHILDREN UNDEE
~ years age board in the country giving then
mothers references given and required. Can
address NJ, 4O9 West 33d 81.
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Q7 ID ST. wILLIAMsBURG-3 MINUTES WALK
~ from ferries Rooms lat with OF without Board
pewI furnished
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1r EAST grH 81, BEFwEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE
~ and 5th ay.-Rooms with Board. from S5 to 81 pc
week
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I BLOCK EAST or COOPER INSTITUTE, 33 sIUI-
u vOsant stlandsomely furnished Rooms 20 reH1 pm
yate breakfast If desired house strictly private ana CEN
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= VANDAM ST, NEAR MACDOUGAL.-HANDSOM
- y furnished double and single Rooms, with without
Board
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II WEST 9TH ST., NEAR 5TH AVA SMALL
quiet family, permanently located havethree peasan
Rooms rent with without Board location and refer
first class. Call all the week.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANrED-BY A YOUNG GEN
ID t'eman; west side, below lith Address terms
which must be reasonable j. L. G., Herald Uptown Branch
m 20
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every house Astoria and around the hospnble stow
OF the Sunswcs House IL kept haf dozen mens
minds active Tor the entire evening. The policemen,
rule, iclt the idea being sidered re-
sponsole for what they were emphatic In saying was
none OF their fault.
Mr.. HILLIER,s ATTACK uroS
MIR. Killer has already given his story OF the descent
realize the affair properly one should visit mis- house
and observe with what consummate art II is con-
structed To invite the visatons OF burglars how easy
every door and window opens To the souch and how
far the capabilities OF psnknife are competent to
open lock- window, bolt aud shutter catch the
house. Mr.. Hitler sized man OF foreign
birth, OF easy, auabie manner. rather hand
some roundsh facc, with side whiske S,
aud certainly most unoelligercnt person.
He In the midst of his family and trends in the
back paror looking out upon the river. and told his
adventures and msiortunes In way so calm and
clear and wtha earnest that the reporter offered
up iervent wish that all men under IKE circum-
stances could be useful and convenient the prcss
There was ttie sisn ABOUT Mr Hitler or his wife, or
any OF his children, or ABOUT The appearance Of the
house. that four desperate rutans had burst In upon
their happy home hours before, hourshins
loaded navy revcvcrs and forced the iear-strickcn
family 10 yield up the most precious OF their house
hold gods
now rHE FAMILY rELr
"wcre you frightened Mrs HilIicrS"
Mrs. HsIiier, VINO performing the toilet OF her
youngest child at the time and numnng light song,
replied, Why no. not bit frightened, because had
no realization OF the affair. When opened my eyes
anu tour men al the loot Of the bed each with a
pistol In his hand and all burrowng into the bureau
drawer. thought must be dreaming. but to say the
truth was scared when OF the fellows leAellcd
his revolver and said he would blow my brains but If
made any more NOISE aflcr calling to him TO let
tain things alone and go away"
g How dld you feoI Mr. Hilbert"
.'Wel, l, too, thought some nightmare upon
me- There a lamp burning full on a corner table
and Of course l could see plainly the number OF men
who were there There tour, aud subsequently,
when got up out Of bed saw hith standing out on
the corridor keeping guard"
IN.
''Step this way" said Dir. Hlicr TO the reporter
sand lw show You the whole eld opera ions u
The burglar victim and the reporter stepped accord
ingy out The balcony, the place was pointed
Out where tho marauders craft moorcd and where
they we're supposed TO land .srhey came up that
pathway, sad Mr. Hitler, pointing to their PROBABLE
limo oil advance upon the house, land then,' coptn-
he "thcy got up to the north side OF the house
Now step way 10 the front psrlor and I'll show you
how they got IN"
PLAN OF MR.. HIILIERs HOUSE.
FIRST STORY
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teemcd With all the ondness OF daughter the best
trlbute 10 the memory vi u waywsrd but not SPEND
thrift son.
After the death OF George and the funeral from his
fathers residence In Fith avenue the widow resided
Tor months with her husbands pareuts, and
only lett the mansion To occupy the house OF friend,
IN adjacent street. during the absence OF the owner
IN Europe. Durlng the last summer she resided al
HYDE Park, with her sisiern law, Mr.. Honmans
fimiy, she iavorc .sangcl OF goodness"
ner molhcr -in-law expresses IT. IN the family.
WHY SHE
Welded TO her profession and still dcsrous while
enjoying her great popularity a danscusc and al
her DESIRE Mrs. Holman's late engagement al
the Filth Avenue Theatre and her present one in
Toronto brought her again before the public
dancer
so far her present professional career is con-
cerned tho fanny oil her late husband consent to II
simply OF Difference TO her wishes. Her mother
in law. Mrs George Holman. went with her when her
engagement the finh A.enue made with Mr.
Stephen flske, Mr. Days business manager. and her
home al Mr. Hoffman house Is always open 20 her,
aud where she is always loved visitor during the
interim OF her engagements.
The statement of the iacts as given by the HERALD
Is by direct authority and II IS due alike TO Mile. Bon
fanti aud 10 those with wuom she is connected, TO
state that IN Withholding the acknowledgment of her
marriage with GeorgeJ. Hoffman until after his death
she acted in Obedience her husbands Wishes and
best OF her purity OF mind and purpose and
shown In her ayowai made 10 Mrs. Holman the
day hcr sons luneral;--'I loved George loved
my c; he was true to me, and mad learned that hi
mother and father would not have acknowledged me-
the secret OF my marriage should have died when poor
George uied.n
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HORSE NOTES.

In q trot at Oakland PARK on the 9Th inst between
the horses Prophet, r. A. Miller, Frank, Gabe smith,
Lady Emma, Bill Woodward and Frank Charles live
heats were trotied, each in 2;4o and the race was
then postponed until the following day. Frank won
the first heat Lady Emma the second Miller the third
Lady Emma the fourth. Miller the dith heat Frank
then IN 2:s9 and 2:39A.
The kentucky Association the Oldest racing assoca-
ton in the country, Is first in the field for events Of
1877 and 1878 The stakes close January l. 1871 For
the spring meeting OF 1877 there six stakeshrst
the Phnnx Hotel Stakes for throeycaroids $50 eacn,
play pay, with $500 added, second stake
and one-egnth miles. Second, sweepstakes for
three-year-olds, $50 each, play or pay. with $4oo
added, second to save his stake; one and hvc.egbth
niles The Fy Stakes, tor two-year olds, $40 each,
half forfeit second to her stake, $3.50 added half
mile. The Colt and Fnly Stakes or twoyesr ODDS, $50
EACH half forfeit second save stake $3.50 added:
five furongs A handicap sweepstakes, Tor all ages,
500 entrance hall forfeit, so declared, weights
be announced February Il declaration TO be made
March IL S400 added; second TO stake one
aud halt miles. sweepstakes for four-year-
olds $50 EACH play or pay $500 Nuded 10 save
stake; Two and onc-eighih miles. Five or moro
ENTREES required Ill each OF the above events
For 1878 there Two liked eventsnrst, the Phrnix
Hotel Stakes, for thrcey ods lnow yearng 800
entrance, $50 forfeit, 5000 added second to MS
stake; one and hrcequarter miles, to be rur during
the spring meeting OF 1877. Second, the EIkhorn
Stakes, Tor threcyear ods lncw ycarlings);
500 entrance, $50 forfeit, $3.50 added second
10 receive 5000 out OF thu stakes; TWO miles. To be
run during the iali meeting 1877. Five or more TO
iii OF these stakes There can be no douot says
the he,tucky Ltre Stock Record, from the large
bcr OF horses owned and in training throughout the
southwest, that each and every one OF the above
events VIII fill Largely. At time In the history OF
tho turf have there been so many youngsters as At the
present time, and we fecl assured that the
llbcraiHy OF the club viii be met a
Ike spirit by turimcn. We have iong contended
that TIE true Interest Of the turi consisted In
the associations Offering valuable stakes Tor yougtcrs,
Tor when you have Them engaged the older horses
bound 10 start anu make up good purse races. The
Phcenx and Elkhorn stakes 1T companions tor the
Blue Rb0on and Wiley stakes that closed last August
VITA such splendid lot OF youngsters, and we cannot
doubt ior a moment that the Phonix and Elkhorn will
get a larger number OF We invite tne particu-
lar attention oi turimen TO the announcement and beg
them TO remember that II requires nvc O II
each stake, and that they close January l, lo,1.n
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THE DI CESNOLA TREASURES.

The Ahenrtm tells the English side Of tho story Of
the way which we became the possessors Of tho lat
est Of General di CesnoIas treasures II - bitter
pill for the Agen1un TO swallow that the despsed
Americans should have captured what the English
anxious 10 obtain. Let US quote the concud.
ing paragraph
The story is lamentabic and or gravest sisnin.
cance. TO the winners OF the prize, success must al
nrst be rather embarrassing. What Will the New York
do with such immense mass OF historical
riches treasures OF OF the exquisite and re
coudte' kinds Have they Pcnolars Of sufficient
erudition and peculiar skill TO appreciate such objects
hey should be appreciated? In Europe, OF course,
many capable OF using these easures and
still greater number OF antiqrares are even more Ca
pable OF illustrating their history than Of estimating
their beauty. Still must not fail to congratulate
the Empire" city obtaining what We have lost
Every home OF learning has had beginning Our
COUSINS have made noble one and they arc sure, IN
tinle, TO lind men capable of introducing even the
rccondte lore Of aesthetic antiquity TO tho American
world.
"Oh, Uncle Pumblechook, this 10 kindI"
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GATHERING THEM IN.

The residents OF Ridgewood and Middle Village,
town of Newtown, have established volunteer patrol
which has already made an important capture--our
men named John Kirwn, Louis Grecusturn. Henry
Burnett and George Baum. who were, Saturday
morning, caught IN the act Of despoiling poultry
houses Justice Slocum sent them to she County Jai
TO await the action OF the Grand Jury. These men
appear to have made q regular business OF chicken
stealing conveying their plunder away with horse
audu
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LAYING FOR sLE1eHs.


Al ten p =. on Saturday Captain Cafrey and Special
Offcer Hagan observed two men in sleigh on West
Broadway, near Worth street. acling in rather sus-
picious Alter watching their movements
for a while the sleighcrs drove through to Hudson
street and thence 10 100 Duane street. in Of
which they pulled up Just at this moment Officer
Harris, OF the Fifth precinct, post in that neghbor
hood, discovered that the outer door OF the build
ing mentioned was open and LOT OF goods lying
In the inner hallway. Captain McCaIrcy and Officer
Hagan coming up immediately, II was decided
10 arrest the Two suspected young men.
On being taken " the station house they their
names as Joseph Welsh ana Samuel Stein. The latter
said he a driver tor Charles Truman. of No. 2l0
Henry street. and had been employed by Welsh TO
drive about the city. He protested his innocence.
The prisoners were yesterday taken before Justice
Duffy, at the Tombs Police Court and remanded until
this morning. An examination OF the promises
broken into showed that the burglars had effected
from the ROOT by breaking the scuttle. The
property found CONSISTED oil five Of brandy be-
longing 10 Gottsch Brothers, liquor merchants, oc.
cupyng the nrst floor and about twenty pieces OF
hair cloth, the property Of Salisbury Co., occupying
I'm urIh naor
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window.
Window.
Pari0s.
Dining
Room.

A.-Eutrance to the house.
B.--Wmdow broken.
C.-Sdeboard, containing silver plate.
D.-Staircasa 10 secoud story, starting from the
oil tho hall and turning right angle at the top
We went Into a handsome room, tae furniture Of
which upholstered in blue, and Mr.. Hillers son,
Hugo threw back tue blinds and showed where the
burglars burst pane OF glass TO get hold Of the
fastening OF the sash, having secured that lifted
up the lower part Of the window and passed in. cav-
ing Que OF ihcir number on the balcony TO see that
the coast clear. 'They touched nothing in this
ROOM" said Mr.. Hitler, s'bnt passed directly over the
hallway 10 the ing room. y
THk FIRST HAUL.
BY reference to the diagram It will be the bur-
glars Came from the to the ront Of the house,
where they smashed the pane OF glass. On reaching
the dining room lsee dagram they took possession Of
all the valuable plate lying on the eagere, with the
exception OF few spoons IN u drawer underneath.
Tins accomplished, they returned TO the hallway and
proceeded up stairs TO the second floor. Turning to
the right at the top they advanced few PAGES and
the door where the ltlc boy of eleven years
was lying asleep IN his tiny bed.
DIAGRAM OF TAE sEcoND FLOOR.
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parent in her second selection, 'Aogels ever bright
and far' than which nothing could be more touching
instinct with true art Al It's close the audience
vocilerousy asked for more In response, Nile.
Aiban gave Robin Adair, in which her perfect into
nation and purity OF voice were marvclously exhib-
tied. In o lucc d quest anma Mile. Abans fexi-
bihty and brilliant execution received ample iustra-
tion. Again encored she gracefully complied with
Home, sweet home. which she gave in a manner We
have heard surpassed"