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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
North Bound.

All trains daily on main lIaa.
Tho Express South bound connects u. l,|,.
burg for tho Wc:t and Southwest, and ~ ia.
viln for tho South, South East and South W..
Tic Mail South bound connects ST. l,ynchhGcg
for Memphis, Little Rock Ard Ic%a,, IA! :,.
Atlanta and all points in tho south, M0!, -
now Orleans, to ialvcsL,a and S"utlIrt:! lev
as; also connects with thcS IL thi, NJ '...
West.
The & 30 p m, traE cnannr;5 with CH'. y
Ohio l.. Il. westward lo Huntington, t,nta'.;0
and al the Northwest snL Eastward g. k"a
mond and tho South Fast.
For MAN ASSAS DIVISION is.yn Wa
ington at S 10 II IN. dairy, o1r?i'. S'Ua!"}, 80.
arrive a. StrasburE st a. Is p IN. l"::.'c TIA
burg nj b. III n. H., and arrive ~ AhAHHi.'N .
p. IN.
For WAEKENTON leave WsshnGt', .".,.,
nj s 10 q. N. Loavn WaTrent"n at " - 4 Ia T.
connect with Mail south brun!, AMI At = = ;.
IN. 10 connect with the Maii north h'UHt.
Accommodation train will run from A.r>s.
dra to Gordonsvilc. regularly, Tur.isy, Tina.
day and Saturday. leaving A!cAn'ilT,.; a 's'
y. H., and from Unrdonsyiln M"n"sr, w.
nosIay and Friday, leaving G"rd"n>r'iI"' y d.
H. IN, and getting to Alexandria 81 - T. So.
Trains from South arriving" ~ Wa+hIAg:.'" Pc.
T 81 u. H., 4 % p. M. and | - y. III. ",."
connections with Bslt. 81 OH" nnh I',!!. y /.
tnmac trains h. R.it!n"rn. thlia'!nIPhl. ~
Now York, nn,l IT, al points N"r!h ALL '".'
west
Through tickets t. tao %'ulh H3i y 3 81
lowest rates.
!. &rENUhH, Surl. irn.ro
I A. RkDA Due, e. ! :, "pj
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For il MlV YORK

Tho Al !!Lcnmahips II. G. KNIGHT s:xsa
and JOHN Ulb5ON leave tho COM SEaaSA
pMnys wharf, hic1sniriA VERY MON
DAY MORNING, .nd New York, from por
Ill East River, EVERY SATURDAY at four
O'clock y. IN.
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FOR HORfOl.ii.

The cngaIt now and substantial xTsa =
iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAX w. ssks6SSeaaAIds
leaves tho cnmpanys wharf, Washington. hv-
DAY, at three clock p. H., and Alexandra nj
$40 u. m; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
st ) O'Clock p. m. Ihis limo connects at Nor
folk with tho ships Of the Merchants and Mi.
nors' Transportation Company for Boston and
rrovilcmco. ana affords the choapoat and boSs
rrllA To those cities and thor connections
throughout Now England. Faro TO Norfolk 81 ;
roind tip III. Tickets god until used.
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DISTRICT DT GOhtiM lila

T!.5 company offers unriv&llc,i facilities for
tic Transportation Of freight and passengers,
anii ~il rim thoir steamers regularly - follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office of the Cor >
v poration Court Of tho city of Alexandria,
on tho lst day of Juno, 1871
Cornelius Jacobs and Charlotte lNH@h7, HI
vito; Arthur H. Ioatman and Sarah MiI%a-
both Yostman, his wife; Endocia Emcr5"n
and Edward j. Dorsey aud Ann Dor
soy, his wife, against Louis Muller SnI
EItdoca &. Muller, ha wife John y.
Myers and Mary Ann Myers, his WIFI; WI
liam A. Myers and GoorgeAnna My";s' his
Margaret n. Higgins and Chsrlns W. Pratt
and Emily f. Pratt, his wife, and John l'ca:h.
orland, administrator with tho will annnEcd
of Charlotte Jacobs, deceased. In chancory.
Mono. Tho object of this suit IS to obtain. q
docroo for the partition in kind or sale Of the
rosl estate in the city of Alexandria, Virginia,
of which Charlotte jacobs, late Of tho said city
of Alexandria, diol seized and possessed and
tho distribution Of tho proceeds Of sale S't soid)
amongst the parties ontiLled thorcto ii proper,
ton To their respective lnttro3ts therein, ana
also for tho sctLomont OF the account of John
Loathernnd, admir-. with tho "Ili annexed 81
Charlotte Jacobs, deceased
Tho defendants, Louis Muller and EuIoca
e. Muller, his wife; John A. Myers and Msry
Ann Myers. his vito; William a, Myers and
Georgeanna Myers, his wife; Henry f., Myers,
annie +. Myers, Margaret a. liusgns and
not having entered their appearance and
given security according 70 tho act Of A.
sombly and tho rules Of this Court, and j.
appearing by affidavit that they arc not resi-
dents Of this State, it is ordered that tho said de-
PENDANTS appear hero within one month after duo
publication Of this order, and do what is nCccS-
sary to protect their interest in this suit; and
that q copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Alexandria Gazette, 4 newspaper pub
Ished in the city of Alcxandria, once wco!;
for four successive weeks and posted ~ the front
door of tho Court House Of tn is city
NORTON MARY f. Clerk,
Abort Stuart y. g.. 10 2-W4w
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TITO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
Il Please to take notice, that havo been duly
appointed snd qualified as administrator with tho
will annexed OF RIGHT d. SOUTHERN, doc'd.,
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present tho the sAmo for solLle-
ment, and all persons indebted thoroto aro MOTIF
cd TO como forward and pay tho Same TO mo.
HENRY w. FEBREY,
Admir- c. t. q. Of Richard Southern, decd.
10 l-2sW1m
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WAKEFIELD e HALL,
D r u G. G. I s Il 6

COR. PRINCE Il FAIRFAX SIS.
Prescriptions 81 speciality. English, French,
German and domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne; Magnolia, Hodyosmis Cora
MUM and Florida WaLor GonGino Lubin's Ex-
tracts Spongcs, Hair Brushes and Combs; best
Englsh Tooth Brushes q full assortment OF
Paiont Medicines; Coxc's Golatino; Corn
Starch Soa Moss Farno; Spices of all kinds,
and select stock OF all articles cold by drug
giats at prices as low as tho sam0 quality can be
obtained elsewhere. dec
KY kANELIE CRElG Ii r . N
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ~
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDi-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
GARDEN SEED, &c, &C., &c,
No. IS Hing street, (at1lder Sarepta HhM)
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compound
od. Orders will receive prompt attention.
NH 24-Lf
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RAILROADS..
WhSHINGTON s. OHIO HAILKOal.

WASAlNGToN s. OHIO EAILHObr
SPRING AREANGENrNm
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEr;,r s,,,,
D DaII BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AM
ROUND HILL. 'N-A " 1'N
Beginning May T. 1871.
Leave Washington 81 Q d. m, and 44n.
and Alexandria st 8 10 a. m and 453 n':.r
rsSs Leesburg, g2ng westward, at II . $ 10
ana aO p. H., and arrive at Round Hi ~"
m and ~ p. m. Leave Round lii 9, ;Si' !"
m. and l2:3O y. m; pass Leosburg, ctiur Co.:
ward, al ia, m. and ! 10 j. H., and sI5i. 49, =.
alexandria at s - a. m. and %l5 p. m. Grj".
washington at 30 a. m. and $40 p. Ii.
&S5- Passengers from Washington winis..
tho Washington and OHIO cars n, The E,,,i,.1''g
and Potomac Railroad station ST ~. n. ,1|t',
pm, and 80 through 10 kTusl n!!i yiI'.,
change ni cars.
The g. 10 An. traln from Alexandria anlloo.
p: m. tram from EGnnd Hui Connect 81 r'..,
Hi with Harris Daily Limo IT Cn,st,,
Tor Hhickcrsvillc, hnrryvilla snL WncLr:,...
also with RoAmer' lin0ol Coaches. whlrh 49,,
Leosburg daily for Aldo and MiIdlcbu1g,
Bolh Trains, westward, mako close C1i!.I, ,,..
RI Vienna. with iis2un'S Lane al Stage Ir, I
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 4 GIG, per ms,
Annual ii"i'cfa. $50.
Is. II. HAVENEK,
my i'll GcnorH! Ticket kgam
AM g., WIG. MlDl.AND Il q. :. Il =
w JOHN ). HARBOUR, Receiver
On and after Monday, May 7th. -, -.
6ongor Trains will run US follows:
South Bound. Erpross. Mail. sa,.,..
| LEAVE.
Washingto :! III q m. . III q Ia. n"tn..
AGO .lr,. - :. 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

WE HAVE just received q lot Of SlLER-
w WOOD WHITE LUSrkAL WIRE
GOODS, consisting of Casters, Tespot Stands,
Knife Rests, Strainers Moss Baskets, Bruah anu
Sosp Holders and Nail Brush Racks, &c, &c,
which are very attractive.
my5 MCLEAN s. UHLhR
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s;7OE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

ii! tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

DECEIVED this day large stock of Doors,
II Sash, Blinds, Builders Hardware. Leads,
Oils, &C., to which wo call especial attention.
NH II B. +. PEAkE 81 GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

l. known romody for their destruction; also
the NEW YORK POISON, perfectly soluble
in water. Fifty cent box sufficient for two acres
Of ground. For sale by
my2l f. 8. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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sM g., WIG. MIDLAND Il q. :. Ii :
" Join !. HARBOUR, i:rc,.iy,7
On and after Monday, May 1th, -, -.
6ongnr Trains will run US follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

Ill Shoe Brushes, busting and other Brushes
in great variety, at So King st.. Our Brushes
ere made 10 order, and will be sold cheap.
Wholesale purchasers will please examine
my0 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

A colored man named Lewis became involved IN .
quarrel On Saturday last with another co0rod
the result Is likely to prove a homicide TN his way
homo that evening he dropped into liquor store IN
Maiden lauc, William street. and while standing
q the accosted by OF his colorcd acquaint
anccs who worked close by ami who asked him tor tho
loan OF money. Lewis saia 10 him, mo, Won't
lend you any money. doni think ia get I, back Il
did, The mans Frank Copeland,
and nc resides IN Ninth avenue, near Thirteenth
street. 'You're liar,' SAID he TO Lewis,
land | want you to take that back Ii you
don't IN make you Lewis refused to make
any rctraction. and Copeland fell upon nn, knocked
him down and kicked hm about the head and
breast IN no Dccamc insensibe a policeman mp
pcnrcd apd arrcstcd Copeland. Both nssaiaDt and
nssailcd brought TO tho New street police station,
where the latter had hts wounds dressed, aud
subsequently left Tor home Al Copeland pro-
duccd, hut ms Tho injuries he inflicted wers thought
he trinng lie admitted to baI IN $500 In tho
meantime Lcwis reached home, but his condition nc
once became worse, and on sunday h. was thought
likely TO die nj any moment. Coroner Gilman was
cordngy notified and yesterday took the tc-nortcm
statement OF tho wounded man ana al oncc issued
warrant Tor the rcnrrest OF Copeland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
LARGE FIRE AT MONROEvILLE,
OHIO.

CLEVELAND April z, 1871
More than onc-halr or the business portion OF Mon.
rocvile Ohio. destroyed last night by fire which
originated III a block OF old woodon buildings, the
north side Of Monroe street, occupied by Mrs Parsons
millinery goods; Mrs. burns grocery and james Fltx
patrick, dwelling The block entirely destroy
and tho flames extended TO barber shop shoe shop
Schmurcrs grocery and saloon an, Miners meat markc
Thence tho flames crossed Monroe street. destroying
Dr. Zanc's residence and Office, the Town Hail. 1ycr's
meat market Robys buililng-the mrs, story
occupied Ivy Morrill,, Carey Co., groceries,, pro-
visions and crocksry, and the second story by
the Village Council; A. Hipp cos bud.
ing, corner OF Monroe ana Main sircets--thc
nfst story occupied by the owner as grocery,
the second story by Professor Ehlcrs. pauos and
gans, The third story oy the Masonic irai.rnity;
Merrill Carey Co Is Nam street dry goods store; tho
building owned by u. Dcamaicr, the rst story being
occupied by A. r. Zane drugs, tho second y tho Odd
Fellows; the building owned ~ Il. q. Martin, mud
cupied ~ him hardware store, aud by j. Corbn,
groceries
The lrc was stopped by The tlmcv arrival OF steam
FIRE engines froin Bellevue and N"rwulk.
Lossrs AND INSURANCE
Tho total loss. approximatcs ss3,oOo, about onehaif
ing Is partial list ~ the insurance companies ~.
vowed The Franklin, ol Fhourlphia: the Fire
Assoclatou, Of pLlaucIpla; the niagara, Of New
York: the ihnsnix OF Brooklyn; tho German meri-
can, OF New York tue Insurance Company OF North
America, Philadelphia; tie Cpnncr, % Dayton, tho
Iycomin2 Of Pcnnsyi vania; tue KIRKLAND Mutual and
the KNOX Mutual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
THE TROUBLESOME APACHES.
SUMMARY MEASURES DIRECTED BY THE COM
MISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.

SUMMARY MEASURES DIRECTED BY THE COM
MISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, April q 1871
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs u few days ago
tccgraphod Agent Clum, the San Carlos Agency,
Arizona, rs follows-
n practicable take Indian police and renegade
Gin rrahuas at southern Apache agency. Seixe stolen
their possession Restore the property
Remove the rencgades to Snn Carlos. and hold
them confinement for murder aud robbery Call mill
tary tor aid IL necessary.
Tho following reply was received to-day
i start company OF Indian police for New Mexico
Another company will join me ut silver city.
have asked Generals kautz and latch 10 cooperate
JOHN r. CLUM. Agent.
The Indian police referred to number between $50
and 200 "bravcs" who organized and trained
duty by Agent Cinm about two years ago. nnd havo
rendered remarkably good service IN preserving order
nj tho reservation. wherc nearly 5000 Indians
congrcgnted without any United states troops tho
ncignborhOod. Tho renegade Chrcahuas spoken oil
the few hundred members Of The tribe who refused 10
removal 10 the San Carlos reservation They
have ever since given less trouble by running
OF stock, &C., and witnn the past iew months have
murdered several settlers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT.,
Upvicr or rHE CmIEv snSAL OvvicER,
WssBiycroy. April al A. N.


OpyICE op rHK CuIEr SfGNAL OFrcER,
WAsBSGros. April al A. d.
Indications.
For New England colder, clear or fair weather and
r,siug barometer. with light northery TO westerly
winds during the day.
For the Middle States. clear parply cloudy weather.
light northcrly winds, shining 10 cast aud SOUTH
rising bnromc,cr near the coast and no change In
temperature
For the South Atlantic States, cooler north 10 east
winds, rlsipg barometer aud partly cloudy weather,
clearing IN the southern portion.
For Tennessee, the ohio Valley and the iakc region,
clear or lar weather, northcrly winds, shifting To
esscrIy and southerly during tho day, with slowly
rising temperature aud falling barometer.
For The Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys warmer, east 10 south winds and falling bs.
roneter. with clear partly cloudy weather auJ light
rains IN tho extreme northern aud portions
The Ohio River VIII tall at tho stations above Evans
vile and tho Lower Missour rise slowly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

4 WOMAN IN RAGS AND FILTH, WITH BANK
BOOKS REPRESENTING EIGHTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PorTsrowS. Pa, April . 1877
One day last week middle aged woman, calling her
self Sarah L. b. Walker, arrived at the Hughes House,
Phnnixville, and registered IRON Bridgeport, Conn.
She was poorly and Strangely clad but from her con-
versation appeared quite intelligent On Thursday
last returned 10 the hotel after tramp through
the town, during which she disposed OF number OF
stencil plates. This appeared TO be her occupation
She was suffering severely and physician being sum
moned, her disease was found be congestion OF tile
lungs. She continued to grow worse from that time
I'LL Saturday evening, when, wne sitting u chair
she fell forward ~iih her lace upon bed being
loo weak risc she thus expired.
WEALTH IN HER RAGS
Her clothing was found to be very scanty and dlihy
and her person swnrmed with vermn. la her two
thin ragged skirts scwcd up ninc bank books
prowiug deposits In various C0nueccut bnnks as well
as ~ number Of certificates Of STOCK IN the same. A
Document also found showing that she had paid on
Judgment which had been lien farm willcd her
BY her mother. These papers show her to have been
worth at least $lS 900. The public authorities OF
bridgeport have been tccgraphed ~ concerning the
mysterious woman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
CHICAGO FLOODED.
GREAT INJURY TO PROPERTY IN THE Low poR-
TONS OF THE CITY.

GREAT INJURY TO PROPERTY IN THE Low roR-
TONS OF THE CITY.
CHICAGO, April 2, 1877.
The falling Of rain and tho melting or snow caused
by tho warm weather Of the past lew days. has bad
the effect Of flooding the southwestern portion OF
the city. Tho and drains could not
carry Off the water with sufficient rapdity
and Il has risen in the lrst stories and
driven people IRON their houses, obging them make
their way u rata improvised from floating timber
and sidewalks Tho damage to property is very
great that section Of tho city west Wesend ave.
and south OF Harrison street. and far into the
country The water rcceded this afternoon somewhat
but IL will take several days 70 entirely abato IT, So
Gar as heard from no lives have been lost.
SERIOUS DAMAGE STATE.
The damage inside the city limits is small compared
with that to the farming lands along tho line OF the
Chicago and Alton Railroad and tho Dcsplaines
Canal The water III the canal, which IS
SIX feet higher than It's ordinary Lowell, has
broken through the banks in several places
and flooded tho lowlands for miles 10 the south and
east of the railroad At late hour tonight water
rising again, and reports from surrounding
country 10 the effect that all the streams iuil
and the water gaining. No trouble Is anticipated III
tho business portion OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
FREIGHT RATES.
COMBINATIONS AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO ROAD DENIED.

COMBINATIONS AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO ROAD DENIED.
BALTIMORE. April 2, 1877.
In regard TO the meeting u the presidents oi tho
trunk railroad lines which is said to taken place
In Now York on Saturday, IN reference TO freight
rates East and Wcs the following Is furnished In this
city for publication
In order 70 correct tho mischcvous effects Of false
statements which have been made AS to tho coinbna
ton OF the Eric, New FORK Central aud Pen
rHrond companies, IN opposition To The Baltimore ana
Ohio Company, tho following despatch iron President
Scott - published -
PniLAprLpnis April .. 1877.
To JoHs ". GARnE1r. President Baltimore:--
notice IN ol the 10 the elect
that IN. two New York lines and The Pennsylvania road
had entered into combination saturday offensive and
defensive against g 81 which yon may the
bes OF reas"ns Tor knowing Is OF sthoal hun
daton whatever. THOMAS a. SCOTT. President.
President Garrett states that all the allegations o.
bad faith against the Baltimore ana OHIO Company
equally without foundation, aud that Tins company
can clearly demonstrate that It's action has throughout
under the agreement OF December, been Just and
proper The Baltimore and ONO COMPANY has been
and continues to be not only Wiling bat earnestly de.
sirous TO advance rates 10 rcmnncratiye standard
and 10 arrange and MAINTAIN all taris upon perfectly
just and equitable principles, ms will without
doubt meet With general approval. IL Is understood
tnat Mr.. Garrett LETT Tor New York This evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

INTERFERING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE %

INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE %
THE HoBoKEN BREWER
The excitement In Hudson county, n. j., concern.
ing the horrible death OF Joseph stahl Is Intense The
feeling against scharnagei. brother workman OF
stahl who IL believed have caused his death, and
who Is now inmate or the Hudson County jail. 10
very bitter. The ballroom a. the aforementioned
brewery was crowded TO REPETITION last night on the
occasion OF Coroner Crane, OF Hobosen, continuing
the inquest
Peter Frank, lager beer saloon keepes
witness examined, and testified that on lhs
night preceding the tragedy. his son. sou.n-aw,
Arnold, and o curly. headed man, who was nick.
named "Smart" Meyer remained IN his saloon I'll ten
minutes before midnight, saw smart Mover give EVIL
dencc al the of the Jury f.smari" Meyer
alluded 10 by the witness IS the prisoner scharnascl
Frederick Dietrich, OF Hudson avenue, Gutenberg,
being sworn. dcposed that he was the driver OF beer
wagon for Kobler a Ramona; returned from Union
Hi al ten o'clock nignt The cath Of March looked
a, the clock the boiler room. aud saw Stahl
sitting Tho bench; ne was dressed IN his working
clothes; he told me Mr.. Kohlcr had discharged hun;
We thcn came up ono floor the brewery, by the H.
side steps, and he told mo would like TO
see my Two sick children SAID II was 100 late and
M red MIN 10 come on tho follow ing morning. tneu
parted; he was little drunk no said he was gong
bed; on tho bench where stall was lying "as a horse
blanket. and IN his hand was a lighted candle; have
heard him quarrel with Scharnagel; thoy called each
ether miserable dogs. good Tor nothing fellows"
The next morning Zuflucht told mo that Dursticr
was dead: that was nickname for stahi; IL means
he q Ihirsty fellow
BY the Coroner-What Is your nick namcy
Witness--lhcy cal me ..scnnaps- loud and
and prolonged laughter, IN which tho witness joined
Order hong restored by the Coroner the witness
tinued Scharnage told me- Tho next morning that he
awakened from MS sleep by hearing Stahl cry OUT
ana he went down ana found HIM ~ hames; he then
woke up Barticin the doors heading from the boilcs
To the road are open day ana night
George Bertrand, brewer, WAS tho next witness.
He saw Scharnagcl aud Siah drnking beer from thu
workmens cask kept the wash house, al about half
past In the evening OF the 2Ith VI March; Wit
also drank at the same time he had seen tho de-
ceased and Scharnagc quarrcng
Theodore William G0erig the bartender testified that
Scharnagc told him that no came home at ten o'clock
night, OF the 24th, from FRANKS saloon aud found
fresh kerosene marks on tho beech.
several other Witnesses examined, whose
evidence vent to show that thcrc was N woman
tho case''-a servant girl named liz1ie JORDAN
Az midnight the inquest was adjourned until Thurs
div