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STEAMBOATS, ano 8ailroaos.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
on and after June % 1877. trains leave New York via
.bros~cs and turtandt streets Ferries. a. follows
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh. the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, . A. NJ, aud -
daily.
For Williams ori Lock Haven CORY and Erie At ~
T. NJ CONNECTING ut Cory Tor ritusNlllc. Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL Regions For W.lham,pOrt and Lock
Haven, y \. VI
For Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited
Washin.io Express' 81 Pullman farlor cars; daily
except SUNDAY 30 A. VI arrive Washington 10 T.
Regular At ; 20 A. NJ. l. G. ANA $50 +. NJ. sunday,
anir nP VI.
Exrre-, Tor Philadelphia 7.so 3 20 o @ 30 Limited
lO;pA 4. 4. >. Is Z and : 30 = sunday "a " ,
2. 49, v anu $50 4. NJ Em.grant and second class,
T. VI
For trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amhoy frmnrion Bclvil' Ic and
other points ssc local schedules ~ an Ticket ufices
Tram, arrive Prom Pittsburgh. G'H and 10 ~ and
~ ~ 4 NJ daily; 10 4 " 80 L " daily. exec NJ
Monday From Washington aud Baltimore, go, 10 -
A. NJ : 10. 2 10 and Nlu 4 81 sunday. GO. ~ ~
NJ FROM Philadelphia. 10 q -. y 10. 1910. 10 80.
II 10 No. 10 . 10. . ~. ~. 10 10, and 10 20
NJ sunday p5. 80, 10 -. II 50 \. 80 and
iOeuPM
Ticket Oniccs. 80 and "a Broadway. Astor House.
and loot Vi u, shro>,'~ aud torthndt st. Court =
BROOKLYN III. lld. aud lis Hudson st, lohOken, De
pot, Jelsy CITY tmi.rant Ticket oncc battery place
FRANK THOMSON |. 4 FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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&mustmtnts.

i1rnrm wrrrfly f aSi RpIl ilfEsvaoaynA CON-
''" "'NN :" the oFF fAyt siSEss SUCCESS
Ey.xqrxEg f E fss" St sijH
h'ANchliSh aE6 KS III h9pf IN n ~S' Sings
.........- Miss wcathersby. Miss Harold
ESsSSRRSSo9GUs T Mr. III ToSE sST
%s Matinee s,% bsne f o rS SS o,erh 81
'.'fourth OF Juy-Extra Evangcinc Matinee.
TONY PAsTOR's.
MATINEE TO-DAY.
OWING TO IMMENSE SUCCESS.
THE GREAT FORBIDDEN PLEASURE
COMBINAT1ON.
with the
CORREfII STATUE TROUPE,
Will remain one week longer,
PRODUCING AN ENTIRE NEW SERIES OF DIssOLv.
mo LIVING PICTURES SURPRISING
ANYTHING EVER PRODUCED
IN AMERICA.
90 BEAUTIFULLY FORMED YOUNG LADIES.
EVERY EVENING ATS
MATfNEEs TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
SALE or SEATS TO-DAY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR.
N GorGE.
Avp AA 4GGEESsaeSSb W.! CAST
N'IH,toy'sS , SAnDrN. MANAGE,
''""''''u '"'S CROSS Avp CRESCENT.
inc most '"'; TS siTdI 81 o JER HI
oRANDEsr SCENE VET PRESENTED
NEW YORK STAGE
ERAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ innth DoNNkLIf SOLE Lcssccs and MANAGERS
""'N fl d GS6'Sflfsr House X rows ''N'S
- TEMpLKArURE o. DEGREES
y1rSSIl2YSS sSg ,,I cSsT sCcEEsrEyi'
CILMOKE's CONCERT GARDEN.
orES EVERY NIGHT IN THE WEEK WITH
GIINoRE's GREAT MILITARY BAND
SPECIAL PROGRAMMES SUNDAY EVENINGS
5occnt. admission. Boxes seating four. 81
WALLAcKs.
Thd week Of the successful ensasemen, Of the charm.
Ing and talented yy 9,gns 'ri tlrie AIRY
THE WEEK, Moord,; gsssssTiul llsss, entitled
Rsnc y2%'r l S.a NJ lFrTT HES
BHo,ASIHHw IL T"ntTmr; s""y and 'oA st
....,. sole Lessee and Manaseress
FANNIE Louise BUCKINGHAM
aud he. J xSIisr Msiv 'TIias" ''''a
in Lord Byrons grant equestrian spectacle.
or THE WILD n6Rsh % rARrARY
THE GREATNEw YORK AQUARIUM.
orES p,iL rlo fRo% a." "A S II "riiLLiorw
bcsgtul Tropical Fishes and Anemongs Monster Iiv
fhc. ci Rcniel. bi6 i' yocs cop'eits ~ VII" the
I'd ccnces Nj, sadie iaba tne aqaansgt Taeins
figure icedns the Animals and Fishes. and other
Concy Island Aquarium open for the summer
RowEKN THrNTRr, EytGy EAENiNG
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r INHERENT ALLOWED


HNTT NNTIN N
The foreclosure suits recently hronsht 10y few the
hnlirr, ni r INST mortgage bonds on the wabash Raul
way haze hrtu amrahlN adjusted ami WiihdrhWu and
the cuunus 90 me hUnds scented are, und,r this
rAl-t mrnt. tu Ice funded
Mmr the business o the road has. like all railways N
INC country, sNilf l'N from ' general sa naiiu the dr
'i' ass i , luur u trnlr hh, been less than m tat
col i'n-i N 10" western runds ami Hntiue tNrl-lNc
'rouHWWs have been introduced IN tho WORKING expenses
u ii lur lN reducing the uumlVr 90 employees. amount
nl salaries, wage, 40. Mr. l. linpAin- the new man
atcr unl't Whose direction these changes have been
cnmW"uDti rNltrs>,, great confidence IA the future
prosperity of tho road The area of crop huod l. much
nrsrr TINS Year than usual and the PROSPECTS are iNur.
hhr Tor mutr abundant harvest than has been secured
~ the wet Tor several wears Measures have also been
inlr-iu,,d Ia iain the Wabash road II, legitimate
share Of business part of the trunk lime system.
T. VI. ADAMS.
q u ASHLEY.
h GuubNOM,
Purchasing Committee Wabash KanMay Company
NoM lulk. Imnn -. lsli
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SoarO anO .,uums.

4 DyEWri>EME>TSK RECEIVED TIN ,yS
- ma llNhoNrn ~ - Nh>nugfNn~ IT.
80 III DSo\ 81, CORNER Harrison Lodging
can family
EtkNisuID rooms Tor huu~,Ae,pInp tor marri,u.
week iANick
(,E>IIENEN can have goni board. pleasant
rrs ms East broadway W '
(,f>TIiME> en- hANr lAt-r. AIRY room, sni .o.pi
~ h"nu nw hlth AT - 80 aud =, lrt Wv,k Is iiud
snn II. CORNER ui IS trh
AIDES aud ern'''un ranlo accommodated with
- room, ana hu1il go .Nl Az
az MADISON 81, Nr,r Market Furnished
~ Hn., t"r i-ht .nn."Nr' p.l, cor sr. De gents,
nAi'nt 'nlii lul -rnia VI duet0n
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Mtttinas.


. =. 49,. 49,. :, =, ,,s<,,1.
'I'hE EMPIHE CbTh ~ IhE hbsSDb'
-
- 1900, ....,,,
ST JOHN FlkblN
op.vn u,e- vprrtvn
ohhND "hno "hh'i""
at
cooprp INSTITUTE
.''''..'s.. ....'.' -. - 49,
THIS ENfNlNt, JUNE 20, iof'
AT b O'CLOCK.
The merchants. bankers. professional me- municipal
onccrs. and citizens generally ~ the city o Newnn
Will meet Cooper Institute. THIS Tuesday EVENING,
to take relieve the distress OcCasiOncd by tue
appalling disaster at st John n n
Twothrls this beautiful city has been laid in ashes
by disastrous fire. and l5vDD its people reduced
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AID PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen through trains each daily. three dcpots in
Philadelphia two IN NVw York.
Double track. the most approved equipment. and the
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after June -. 1877.
Express Trains leave New lork, De sbrosscs and
Coft'andi streets ferries. ~ fuluws
~ ~ - - ilnltr 10 81 A. VI, |. 4 s. q, T. and
80 4 SUNDAY. - \. NJ . q. :. ami : 80 Z VI
Kturiunl. tram, leave PnAdclrhn -. g. 80 :.
80 ami II 4 NJ. Limited ENpr, So T. > T. 80.
:. ant . 7 and T. midnight ON sunday 80, :,
81 4. 4. nni : - T. and ~ midnight
Ticket Df.c, 81 and ga broadway. Aston House
ami foot pc,hfoss,s and Corianii t. Court ST.
BronNlyn. III ild aud lis Hudson Hobokcn Depot
Jcrs tliy Ems rant Ticket ofee Battery place.
IRANk THOMSON. l. 4 FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Mls tl,antous.
STEWART MEMORIAL CATHEDRAL,
GARDEN CITY. LoNG ISLAND.


GARDEN CITY. LoNG ISLAND.
The imposing ceremony II LAYING the Corner Stone Of
this edincc far advanced IN hudins viii take place
1. O'Clock VI THURSDAY. JrNE -. under the drcc.
ton OF the Rlght Kcv 4. y Iittlejohn Bishop of the
Diocese Of Long Island assisted by Bishops OF the Ep-
copa church nom other Docc~s and by the Clergy ami
representatives from the iaiiy OF thu Diocese.
The Sunday schools VA. be represented by several
thousand children
The music viii be rendered by trained choir Of two
hundred voices supported by conternos band OF twenty
five pieces
The Cathedral is located upon elevated ground giving
full the many thousands spectators who will
take this opportunity witnessing the interesting
Of Laying the Corner Stone OF the rt rro slant
Cathedral erected IN this country
Special ears Will be attached to The train. OF the Long
Island Railroad. with iar,, greatly reduced
both adult. AMI children
Trans will have Rroosyu. flathu.h av. via the new
FROM RRe.eSi,s :, 80 sand ioo,AMJ
~ frpm lnns Island ~ a. ~ y ~, - AMI II o5
- ,leG.nl ran Leaves Mms'isoe At ioioA WA
tgog, I.'eg-, t,lls' a,'ioeni ,9'oAM
7@ s's llArh'r a'm ani : -
Prom ,nichosuc wa 'aiie, stream and Hampstead a,
Prom far Rockaway, via Valley Stream and Hemp.
farc from brooklyn, and Long Island city 20 Garden
'ltl anu return luT iu4is, "a CO. tNlliffn. ~
CHlTTLNpEN.
General PASSENGER AGENT Long Island Railroad
FIREWORk sisni tor sale IN II good ipenhiy.
- Dor PARTICULAR Apply az ~ 9th aN, cor ii II. news
stand
posi- OFFICE >DrIrE.-Thc mr-i-n m1hs for
i The week cnins SttiritN June q. l~7i WILL rlose AZ
ths ofice on "Wednesday ati i1f France dro' t. hy
steamship fVrvirf Via htNr, ami at + NJ tor turuie.
nv steam, lnp Als"ua, va queenstown on Thursday Al
II 800 VI for Europe. iN steamship NlDHni VIA Iy.
mouth cherbours, amt Hamburg ON si,uria,. ~ An
tor Eurnit hN Iulir. Nit Que, u,uwu cor.
fcsunit GrruAuN scotland sud North 90 ireland.
iu te forwarded hs thus steamer must hv specially al.
dr., ,,cd ant at 4 " Ter scotland amt Noft ui Ire
lHnA iN steamship inra. Via NiNic AMI GLASGOW
ami 80 ~ 800 \ VI, or l4lui by steamship kir4n.
Suiihaiul tom iui hr,lnru
Ihr -irun.lp. A4rrn lud GcrmHnc do NOT take mail,
i.r y. umHrh sweden amt NORWAY 1h. mails iur the
W.T. luir.. Via liHNHuH. ~ tnNc NrW Nufh June zoo
iN mail, or China H lAtAn Mi irnVr sfu Francisco
Ju|' g. TIE ud.4s ug Au'trall-. etc. VIII leave san
0l>i n July u.s.
l. JAMES Postmaster
New York. June o. 1877
1EHf SICK 'tKED fKLE, without mciirue
from % fN 30 81 do. nli ANANN French Iua-u.tlO
hraAng lhN ,oinu ol.r 30, 18th nN. huui, ur those
allc 60 pas, nom lpA tun 4
Use HAKBouK'- IRISH FLAN IliHLAD
- 1T MIi4 riiltl illf It.
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Niblosnos.

TUE NATIONAL PARK BANK, NEW
',hh 'un J.. $50 -Ihr Board of bNtciui>u of tins
ianh hA,r ul' dnN d'rNed a dnrl,ui otA trr cent ,
nee o 'hN oni OF the pI"nl, al me IT,, -iN months pN
"rnl lhNhhl' Iui} - 1871 The unn,rr hnuk. Mtl Ic.
main clos anal jay D l.. H. NRlullr CAsn.ur.
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hotrls.

4. Nd OPENING of nclmunico House RicAn.
- WAY N h'ii nur y tl landing of boat AMI l ia.
h"h h' rnl N'IMttLk Ml'uAfl1s. Irolr,tur,
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL -La-in.. A ,nc
~ 'l'N -' rooms ""' cor b1Wcr and RANnil l.
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Gttursions.
DLYMOUTii ROCK.
RoCkAwAY
TWO TIMES DAILY

TWO TIMES DAILY
MARINE
BAND iARREr rNLNERS superb palace
MADRlGAL two tnp. daily 10 EOCkAWAY BEACH
BOYS. with all her great mn. ical attractions
GLFt .. Leaves foot oi 21i II, X ate 4 NJ.
CLUB and uul Pier l. y X. Battery. At
n31 A and . 80 4 VI
CHIMES FARE Round trip FIFTY CENTS
SINGLE TRIP IItktTS CENTS
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SUMNER BOARD can hc obtained i'm a Ner,
- n, .nhlNr ucAnnn an Manchester ~ tho., foul al
mountain AR AMI ~ronrrN. the best nrcummnIntifu.
good water i'm. shade and huinr like cmnN q. Fur fur,
liner Information address \ Woods Mnnth hester vi
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GRAND CAMP MEETING
SEWING MaShlnes.

A FAMILY will sell their nearly new Wheeler a
~ Wilson medal SWINE maDln, ior 80 - East 90 II
fOK WHEELER a WILSON. covered.
~ ~ 80 NAtilnr. nearly hI ". iNflltlug tut ktT.
innirr cmhrnlrIrr ,dlncrrui h.uunrr qultcr, binder
AMI rollers $50 East 9Th st.. fancy store
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Sotietn Noilr,s.

RKIti LAYERS Union ~ lmrct. .orn.rn 9th
- Il ann st,.tN. "Wednesday eNt ulu- Jane -
49, uIItH rul hartman
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NATIONAL IINE.-Picrs ~ aud u. North riyer.
~ FOR LONDON
DENMARK THURSDAY June - at3PM
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND. July Z | bpm ERIN ... July ~ Up "
SPAIN July ~ 80 \ EGYPT july -. 4 "
Cabin ami serage passage and drafts from Il upward
issued at very COmpany's office 80
" J lRSr Mana
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dtlanttO-- tcmilts.
-rr.rowN ADvrnrIsrns

Nav leave their FOR Tnr SuS At the only author
iyri fl~u af't Hti~ inrnt offices
.2ts Nfut1wiN. corner UI Hl.t It, tl - 4 " AMI
O- West .ti uN po.r Grand Opera House. AMI 200
SO Nv cnincr o iitl It, until Z NJ
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pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STAR LINE.

. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
HIkMANlt ....... luur 3D. : \ "
ApRiArlr ful, II 4 VI
BKIIANNiG ful, ~ > 80 l. NJ
FROM White star Dock Pier %. Nuftn rl,rr
cabins Hl aIrislrs saloon. $50 amt Sltl gold Re.
uiN Neht = 10 as Hrlll- terms Sfcrra.r.
j CoRil> Agent - Bruldwhv. Sew York
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Sbipping.

NT.-NNTTl TTNWEEN
j FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BkV >sEl.S .......... saturday July Up w.
CITY or CHESTER .......... SATURDAY. July ~ VI
CITY OF RICHMOND ....... saturday. july -. \ ".
From Pier A. Norin river
CABIN, san and SiUJ gold Return tickets on favorahs
terms STEERAGE. s2-. currency Drafts lowest riS
Saloons state Rooms, smoking aud Bath Rooms AMID.
ships
JOHN O. DALE Agent
nj n Re-. = \
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A U. S. MARSHAL ASsASSINATED.

According to the Memphis Appeal Of tho 9th INST.
most shocking and shameful murder committed
IN that city on Friday, the Goth Tom Drury, an
Did man, had been arrested and sent TO jail Tor
passing counterfeit money, through the efforts of
tntcd States Marshal Albert Gibson. Gibson was
brother to Drury's wife, but that did not prevent HIM
from doing his duty.
Recently Robert Drury, the aged countcrfcitcrs son.
came To Memphis and stopped at a boarding house, no
said TO be near his father whose sentence expired
on Friday evening Marshal Gibson was calling on
some ladies' when young Drury made his appearance,
aud as soon as the Marshal entered the parlor and
asked ono OF the ladies' to play tho violin Drury
drew revolver and began nring at Gibson.
Two OF the shots took fatal effect and the faith fu
officer was soon corpse. His clothes were stained
Nth blood large pools formed on the floor and con
uasted irirhuy with the CHASTITY face as II lay so still
under the gaslighL Sir. Gibson resided IN Carroll
county, Tennessee. where he has wife aud i've chill
srep. He war tnlrty-slx years OF age and mad been
deputy marshal for eighteen months, during which
timc be had always discharged his duty faithfully and
promptly. His nephew, Robert Drury, rs twenty two
year. OF age aud unmarried
After the murder Drury returned 10 Lords boarding
house. on Promenade street. where he was stopping
aud procuring Lords gray horse made haste 10 leave
the city. He was discovered by Onicer Mccall and
Captain wcathcriord, VINO nrcd several shots at tho
fucitive Captain wcatbcrford pursucd Drury tor a
mile, but distanccd by tho murderer, whose
horse was ncctcr than the officers
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A DOCK LABoRERs' STRIKE.

Yesterday morning about sevea o'clock SQUAD Of
thirty aborcrs arrived take the places Of The grain
beavers and carriers Who sirke al Harleton
Brothers warehouses II appears that there $50
men usually employed AT the Pacine and irving mills
who have paid the OF twenty ceuts per
hour OF labor Last saturday the employers uoiiacd
their workmen that on Monday aud henceforth
twenty cents per hour would bc the rate M.
lowed. This, the laborers declared. would not main
tain themselves aud their families they,
therefore, refused To submit to the reduction
Other laborcrs. chiefly cmigrants OF Italian and
German nationality, were engaged IN this city. and the
strikers have oitcred about the premises tArcat
ening to assault the new corners who working tor
twenty cents an hour. Sergeant gladden. and strong
detachment OF pen OF the Third police precinct
on duty r the vicinity yesterday preserve order ard
guard the men at work. About oon While dinner,
one Of the struck the back OF the head by
stone which inflicted n severe wound Tho Injured
man, whose name is Jonn waldcr. lives al No 80
Greenwich street, New York. He removed 10 the
Long Island College Hospital. Several OF the strikers
declared their desire 10 return TO work Yesterday but
they we're afraid OF their associates. who persist in
remaining idle rather than accept the low price
Maid
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large nvmbcr Of expcrss m the games Of handbali
aud Americsn racscts met al ncousde's court. No.
s0i Madison street, yesterday. and played number Of
games for prizes offered BY heVs.ds The principal
match was tor q valuable medal The contestants
were Arthur ncQgadc and wiliiam Ryan against
Patrick kegan aud Bernard Aevaase by superior
handling 81 The ball the hrst game Was
won hy Ksgan and partner. The scorv standing
"a 90 10 The second game closer aud even better
played ans resnitea IN issor ~ Arthur hcVusdo and
". Regain BY ~ lo "a he thra game VAS also won
by Arthur Mesigsac aud " kcran ~ score Of "a 10
ls when Regain and partner ~shi ia and by skull
play marked fourth same ia their issof by score
OF n 20 20 Tue ni.n ana dee ding game well
tested througholt resulting 10 the vict0ry OF Afthnr
McQusdc aud Wuliam Resau ~ a score OF ~ 10 IA
Then iuteresting match AZ Amer. al racgcts
between William rulch ana Tnamas Quigly on tho
Que side aud James MeDvrmou add James Buriin on
the other. Tho zane watched with great interest
the Tour player were very closely matched The
nrst game, amer some hard knocks, vas Won Ny Nc.
Dermott aud partner the score telng Is 10 N. Tho
second and ihlrd games ana match we're by
Qaey aud runch oy scores Of rs to and 60 H. Tho
ncxt match played vas contest st handba between
-wo noted pl~.tFs srom ne seventh ward. knovr as
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prom the Memphis Appeal, Jan 81.
Only about ten days ago a man named Hcrbers Jcf.
fries bcsct yroni street. by ruiaans ~ho. sner
beating and stabbing their vetlm tired TO nnlsh the
bloody work by shooting 81 him a. be away. The
man Is dangerously wounded The cuts being deep and
ugly. week ago last evening, as MR.. Mary connor
worthy huckster Of the Poplar street market. Vas
vending her way home, she was scized by the bar
and her throat cut by some unknown assassin, Who
He'd INTO the bayou aud has not been detected The
old woman DIED IN less Than twenty minutes IRON she
elects OF The wound As yet not even the OF tho
assassin has been ascertaincd Last Monday night
another foul aud unprovoked murder was committed
IN house on Madison street BY negro named Henry
Cox his vctiia being Ben O'Nca, coiored. This
murderer made good his escape has since been
beard OIL tuesday afternoon Mr.. l. kauimau's rest
dcncc, on Exchange street robbed Of 81. 900
worth OF jcweIry and $1,000 10 money. The thieves
were pursued next day by the police and detectives
and one Of them, Jack Williams, coored. traced 10
house At No. 300 Linden street The tticf resisted
arrest ana shot Detective Pryc in the shoulder pro-
ducing an ugly wound Williams then lied tho city
but was captured on the Charleston Railroad tram
when ucar Bunton station aud brought back TO this
cIsy.
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DIED WITH HIS BOOTS ON.

The Memphis Avalanche OF the 10Th last describes
the killing Of Marin j. Manning. late sheriff Of ranioa
county Mississippi, by John s frctweli..a worthless
fellow who had previously made insulting remarks
about the shcrin's siepdaaghler freiwoil had also
attempted to sssasslnate Naming some time before.
Tor which he was sent to jail bat. because his health
was poor. The sheriff let him out aud bought him
suu Of clothes. Then fretwe watchod hrs chsnce.
and, while Manning Was beng shot at by another
runiau IN store, fretwcli opened him with
a revolver and put nve buets into him, each making
a moral wound. The assassin aud 81. accom- plice,
Gibson made their escape, leaving the community
state OF intense excitement The Clique Of kniefs
the two Frciwell broihers who originally came from
Richmond, Va, and Gibson. with perhaps Two
three pala They arc pronounced q tough 10, all
round
Manning was an Irishman by birth, ~ss a mechanic
In New Jersey when the war began, became prvatc
soldier in the national army was wounded "a aci o
and after the settled In runica county 10.
OIL entirely dfconncctcf with the murder
James H. Harvey on the gth Of November last a deed
which Manning planned aud pcrpctrsted With mrci
apparent lack OF feeling was shown by those xAo
slot him 10 death. BEFORE his dccosae MAnnfrg
ordered inst hts entire ostate--thstics. mortgages.
national bonds aud currency, 10 the value OF
than $50, OOO--should be gwen 10 Mrs Manning
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posed the sad and arduous task Of watching and hold
ing hlm since the attack OF Friday morning Wet
had been able, once or twice TO speak Of having
bern bitten by adog But he appeared 10 have In his
mind only the old bite OF ten twelve years ago. ana
showed disposition to conceal the facts about the
bites OF last summer, although they were well known
10 bis trends. Al times whom, in hisi fights, ho
could command himself enough collect
fee words he would ask, with an awful
horror In his voice and ewes, "You don't think
10 that. do YOU" and at can't be that can n.y.
And the answer would be, lob, no; IL can't be thal
when our reporter was ut the house ut two O'CLOCK
sunday morning. Wetmore in one OF his most
terrible spasms. Men where holding him down.
although he vas bound. His groans were terriblei
they resemblcd the loud grows OF dog at times and
he frotning copiousiy tho mouth and gnashing
his teeth. An injection quoted him for time. Tho
raroxysms soon returned, however He groaned and
nossed and gDasbed his teeth Often his eroans took
the iofm Of barking and bowling, and the frothing was
fearful These terrible to produce the hnal
exhaustion. HIS skin was observed 10 turn a cop
perish hue and lth this heat and an offensive
caor Then he grew weaker aud weaker, like person
dying OF long and cxhausting disease until halfpast
o'clock, when he finally breathed his last. Not
wsthsfanding the large doses OF morphia that had
been ukea upon MIN and which would ordinarily have
a,sndency 20 contract, the pupils OF the eyes were
very much diiAtcd. The corpse had tho appearance,
face Of person onaciatcd by long disease, but
the FEATURES we're calm aud composed, as II the end
had brc pnlnless