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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03
MORTUARY REPORT.

The mortuary report for the week ending
Sunday, October 81, shows total mort sli-
ty of 80, against 325 for the week preceding.
Eek. White. Colored Total.
Males: Males; 13 13i 5ss s ls9
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03

cation-The regular monthly meeting of this AssOcia
ton will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at
o'clock in St. Aphonsus Hall st. Andrew street. be-
tween Magazine and Constance streets.
Gentlemen wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend ,,
JOHN A RUSSELL. Secretary. 1t
HALL OF ST MICHAEL's TOTA L ABSTINENCE
soCIETY-The officers and members of thls Society
are hereby notified to Attend the regular monthly
meeting, to be held TO-DAY, Sunday, Noyenbe II,
1875 at 3 O'Clock p. N.
Ge.tlemen wishing TO Join are invited 70 attend
d. p MAHoSEY. President.
A. BRADY, Secretary. 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03

HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST CT
MI. M. +. DUNN, will continue the bufiness
in connection with Mr. J. n. KIRK WOOD at the old
The style of the firm will remain the same.
1hankinG my friends and custom for the favors
tended to during the past eli teen years have
the pleasure them that here0 er their orders
will receive my careful personal attention. and
respectfully solicit continuance of their friendship
and patronage.
auie Iy5p L. FITZWILLIAM.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03
T. PIIzwiLLIAh ]. II. KIRKWoCD.
IT FITZWILLIAM IL CO,
Stationers, Lthographers, Printers,


BLANK BOOK MANUFACIURERs,
&c Camp street and 81 Bank Place,
NEW ORLEANS.
Letter ard Note Heads Bill Heads, Cards. Cltcss.
TRAITS and Notes. etc Autographed
Printed order.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03

Diseases-Yellow fever, white les. colored Q;
total 177, against 2O7 for the week preceding.
Classified malarial fevers 81, unolassifed 8 ;
other fevers Total mortality from fevers
21o. Consumption 10. Other diseases SO.
Ages-Under 10 years l49; from 10 to Is
years. Ia under Is years 163, or over so per
cent; from 10 to 40 years &c, from 40 to 20 years
SIS, from 20 to 80 years 8, from so to 80 years 2.
ativities-Louisiana 1S5 other States 26,
Germany 33, France 15. Ireland is. Italy z,
England 8.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03

The public schools will be re-opened next
Wednesday, 9th inst. In nearly oil our Catho-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03
IT. j. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

BetHeen DOlord and PUgyf1rro.
ORLEANS.
Dealer In Wall Papper, Gold and Velvet Border
Window Shades. Cornlces. Buff. Green and White
Hollands Picture Cord, TAssels etc.
Persons who will take the To ride M TO NV
place. which Is only nine squAres from Canal street
will find that my prices from 20 to 25 per oaut
lower than those Of other dealers.
Samples OF Paper sent to the country, free on appI
cation u,h3 Sp II
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03

Our cantsnkerous young friend, F. McG
suggests that good way to make money just
now is to rent your office to enterprisipg re.
porters at SIS night
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-03

returned home last Saturday, October 9th
from short trip North. His many friends
will be delighted to hear that his health i,
very much improved.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
HORSES. cAi,ulAuEs. sc.


OF kLEGAsr BLooDED nonsEs AS FINE AS GAN
....- BE PRODUCED.
kLEcASr cARRIAGEs WAGoNs. sLEIGHs. HAIR
THIS pAY Thursday JANUARY II. AT II
NEAE BROADWAY
Part the Properly Of w. H. euqucrs. Fsq.. and will no
soid highest bld1cr without reserve, by G. q. DUFF
Aactonssf inctaang the handsome bay Trotting Mare
SUSSEX Maid sired by Billy Denton. dam by Morie 10
1885, HANDS high IL elegant road track mare pure
F4ifsd aud . game trotter: she show 40
.ay track and speed that gait road.
Aso the famous lrotng Mare Josephine 5,s hands high.
Got W Jupiter. cam wss by American Star; this
~as s.insa by " Roden. and she has shown
trss in 80 frequentiy and trot harness any
tas ~ IN Asso ast sorrel Geiding Frspk. got by
rist Jr. dan by Independent; Is l52H high. can
trot say heat In IS or better: trotted half mile
fisst sssd tr-cs under sadd o6 The above horses
q. soeng sound sndean bs and rode after
snf time prior 10 sale
sasn.<s. soasis, Of one sisgan, light half top Park
Ihsstsn uth movable top and seats 30 made Into
Fs-ft ~ith pale shafts usade order Wood Bros
ehs epen fenv fhsston. 40 m. top Road Wagons
fortlsnd >si also set of EnpsE Coach Harness.
ots s-t Eht DouSe Road Harness. Of Single
bs. rne sefsey Blankets hear Robes: also very ine
tisek walnu harness Closets Clock Pictures Bit Case
sad blt stable tshs stove. Feed, costly suts Of
Lissry. ~ifh Top Bosts complete.
o
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. les BRO ,,12',l spwAa ay
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALEs OF rArEha.

3pEE PAH kp slh5 KNp sxss
AMusEMENrs-isr PAc.-4th. s,h and esh cola
BALL sEAsON-isr PaGE-3a col.
s91sSERs WSs4Hsss y "a % .s1 q :s,s
susIN.ss s1sSR SO opPoRTuSirHEs0sas FoTss p1ss.
sTSEhss s,Y N0TIc4s55a T6 rAsEs.s ssEap si
cEEhks cIn ks1 AND psIAIE r4 fasss
CoAsrkIsE Af AsTEAMshIPs"aD r.os-sss sss ssS cola
SasesS EAcapsSTesi.S aFF.o.-s.A col
bbsSTiSrESisr bsS GSnpi-,., r.sness r.a. "a ss col
6WELIi>G HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND
xuRdPEal HEuss1fhsMHHifPP ss1rhhAMsHfPs1s ssI r@ssssA s
ExSH ExSsHHsNNosl HHssNos"lsr Psas"sd col
FINANCIAL-9rH PAGE
S1ksIshE6 1k hfl'R R6aas SS6 xrARrxEsrs TO Lx.s'
runHi%i1ek R4GfeR.s I an and rsdso.;,, ad sos .o,
ss:s,s :.. o..
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Hou- HoouusEs kodas. S 1S.. 'S @AsrEp-aD PAer col
kaSafSEsYsS H1sH Hsn yogSPasr p.ds,ssS COL col
MARRi.E MANTEi.s-ilrI PAon-ssA col
sIseEfL1SRd skIS'sEINsR p4snaa' Fsar-e.s ss' COL
ssgSqAhsy NV FHsi,Saft RfcFea ssai ss r.sx-e.A COL
f5sT SSSTcH S.a.rd:s COL
l2rH FACE 5th col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAcE--lst col
ZEAL 4AT EsF1T % %sSFSbss F.ss,.
RELIGIOUS N0TICES-lsr PAcE-lst col
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst COL
SALES AT AUCTION % PAGr-4th and 5th coils
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE-lst, I'd,
snS %%sfED-xALEs-,2n ss fir r.ore.A COL
SPECIAL MOTTO CES-lsr PAGE Ist and I'd coils.
6PORTlNG~DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGs-2d COL
I'll IRA ADES 18TH PAGH-6th col.
THE TURF-lsT . dro
@ T0 LET LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPosEs-2p PAox-lH col
TRAyELLEKS' GUlDE-2D PAcH-bth col.
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE I'd COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAcx-6th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-2p PAGg-6th col.
TO LET-2p PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrH PAGx-eth col.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr UfpIcE NOTICE
i rhe foreign mails tor the week ending 5stGrda ay.
january TO- 1873 will close this ofce tuesday,
NJ .or Europc by steamship Nevada. yia Qusensto~n
Wednesday. At II 80 a. M for Europe, ny steamship China
via Queenstown; on Thursday. at ~ NJ. for Ireland. ~
steamship Celtic via Queenstown for
Britain aud tho Continent be by ths
must be specially Hddresscd) ana IL w. or Europe "
on saturday. at A. NJ. Tor scotland direct by steamshp
Anraoris via Glasgow. and. At III A NJ Europe "
steamship city OF Brussels. via Quosnstowu tcorrs-
spoudencs tor Germany bs by this steamer
must be specially Addressod) and ~ 80 A. ".
Germany, &c. ty steamship Hermann, via scuthamp-
and Bremen spondence for Grcat Britain and
mo Continent to DO forwarded by this steamer must be
specially addos,ed) The steamships Nevada. China and
CITY Brussels do not take Alls Denmark sweden
and Norway The mails Tor the West Indies leave Nsv
Yorx January II aud To- The mails Tor Australia Ac
oaye san Francisco January 81 Tue nails er China aud
Japan ioave oaa francisco February l.
fHOS. l.. JAMES, Postma astss.
Posr OvyicK, Ngw YORK. Jan. ~. 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
DENTISTRY

4 SET OF TEETH n THREE HOURS. At DIR W
hNEWBHOCUil's. 51I 6th sv, ono doot above ia e.
opposite Masonic Temple; rubbsr ccilod god, plAsnA
&C. and everything IN mech dentistry
nitrou- oxiis No JT1 9TH 'av
nEAUiIFUL. DURABLE sEis GUN rEETi, Sat
~ sranted "Nsv York Dental Rooms" 231 6sh ave-
kstsbiishsd lSSL Or. MkADxR
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
AaIusiL sIEyrs.

NfHt n tOCSuAA BrSEflr.
sEAND IEsliMOAIAL UF THE DRAMATIC
PROFESSION
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. LESTER
WALLACk.
ffkhf o. A sERIkS OF BENEFIT PERFORMANCEa
IhIs unCssDAYl. JANUARY IL 1873.
Afternoon and Night.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17


PARIS Dee "a 1877.
fan Eunnsx crsutoSfp AxLx ConrAsp;
tfirfLENAs-iu regard TO ths CUSHIONED AXLE we
give onr Testimony VITA great pleasure.
fhs Invention Ers attracted notice Of Mr.. Quiet
While sersiur juror al the Fhilad~pha Exhibition,
nni or rk ms1tAs have had under SEVERE
fNAtiltaL fEof@ two of private carriages, In
siinDst daily and assurr that have NEVER
kNoAA 80 hCCh coMFoaf In sn sliiptiesl spring
Victoria
We have date applied tho axle nearly
Forty carriages and Ia fatur.
SHALL APPLY ~ TO ALL WE BUILD.
coSstDFRISG IN As aurn PART or A PLEAS.
MILLION. QUIET co.
OTHER emlasn, carriage hr,as IN EUROPE have also
adsptsa the ass oi this GREAT AMERICAN lNykN.
fiOA. nossbi. the faiiewiug:-
nEruA nEo.--...... rAKlS
hhtsi. sEH............ rAhls.
NstnEA ....s...-ss..s-ss....s..IAnlS
hiNn.t. fAklS
tLios s.......-sss..s Ithis
HOOPER 60. ............. ....LONDON.
NOEGAN A 90. LONDON
W. a J. TiiOkkk k..............LONloN.
J. "a. a f. ALLEN .s.......... LONDON
HENRY wtIiLDCK. LONDON.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
MATINEE.

Doors open ~. Begin ct 1.
IA REGrLAE FIX.
9-fIk-F ACT OF FAScuON
s-fDl grll ACf or THr MERCHANT OF VENICE.
t-filHD Acf or MONTE CRiSrO.
5-BALDoSI scENE PROM ROMEO AND JULIET.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELfCfRlr nkLt--A riEgk.r cCkx fos
I,ersnstars dseiiy srsd for sssal.s Dr. kAkR. Ne.
az hfesa~ay. Ns- ielk
A., EoKelA nfArk-ExfNA cLsss iss-JAs 10, is7s
uT2. a.. "a. 80. -. 81. -. "a ~ 81. 81. ~
~, ~ 81 =. 4. "a ~ ~. "a. ~, o.
CEonGls sfsTF-lLss~ lss-1asu2Es lo is1-
90 -. ~. 81. N. -. ss y. % Is. ~ s.. A.
: eesse,lpstsp esonsis -ctsss <.-sAs - tslS
a. a. EODf Co. NsasEss.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

"A. Carriage Nsaaisessrsr.. sia aud s7s Breo~s 81
PARIS AMI, LoNpoS STYLES o.
ii.. sSsf 81 w.tSs' s.Es
Lowest prices Tor prompt cash.
A .sAc.irIcE.-rwo roNY nUILr noK-Es. $40.
A$s5; two Express Wagons snd Harness l5i sullivan
DRoU0HAM ny KILLEM, SHAFT AND POLE
Dsood ~ new; for sale cheap. A. stable los wsa
coupss BreaxhAm v,sesi.s .,n sea, and ssaee hseA:
p T. sx ss's s'. % .Is q 'sssss s:sa
CAsH OFFER WANTED toa DOUBLE AND A
S.inxe sleigh. light extension top Park Phsstoa top
ness. ali nearly asw Palette cao stable. iss Lass 10Th
~, bst~ecn Lexington and I'D avs
(NukAP foR cAsH-PAiR OF BLANKETs WITH
until sold a, private stable ilg West so,h "a
ys. sSn sorSD
EAsr reAvELLINo.-ie HANDS STYLISH HORSE.
a. for espresso an, business. ~ Nsw Chambers
NOR sALE-A PAIR oP FISk cAKRIA AGt HORSES
u aud years old; eay, lsA hands .oand. AND aud
,tyli.h: a.o Coupe by Dem rest nearly neg; Dease
harness 10 be seen At seidens stsees las last 23d -.
L,OR sALB--FoUR YoUNG HORSES. SUITABLE
70. farmer grocer or express must seI ssa Washing
L,oK sALE-rwo CHUNKY BUfLr HORSES. SUIT.
able tor express grocer. Armsr also large Horse
warranted iis Harrow 81
INoR sALk--..oUD WORK HOasE. YoR ANY BUsI
ncss; 10 be sold cheap - 9th av.. sapressnsn.
LNoI SALE cuEAP-uoKsE, WAGON AND DREAD
IL noute Apply ~ oh av
LNoR sALE-BAy MAZE. 1884, HANDS; PRICE ss5;
also top wagon suitable Tor any basncss price, SO
1853 South 9Th Az.
L,oR SALE cEEAP-HoRsE, HARNESS AND WAC.
suitable 10, delivery and light sxprsss s2s
Id Il.
NGAY MARK. LITTLE ~oRE. sl5s BAY HORSE
Osoit coal earseror truck. So iso West szsh 1T
- INK EVENING TELEGRAN
ANNUAL CIRCULATION. i-7T
Total copies
fR0M wAsiiixGros ASD ALBAST '''''
EVERY NIGHT
ADVERTISING 20 ctSfs A LINE.
T,EN VERY FISE. YOUNG, SOUND BUsiNfss
Horses for ssle low. AZ BAkkEk's. Broadway
WINTER GOODS At GREAT ISDrckxkSrs-i.p ! 90
w Horse Blankets At Toe. sad Heavy Trucg
Blankets. 81 rs ssighs. choice vsfiety. $40 upwsra.
Bells. OUc bear fox Wolf Kooes kc $40 sy~srd Baf
iaIoss from s.; hsrasss from ~ ~
VNASrED--A FIRsT CLASS ROADSTER. MUST HR
w sound. Kind aud tree from eli uicxs aud Vices lSi
hands must uot IA ainutes years aa'
Address with full DESCRIPTION and Price which BE- res
sonable. r.. Poet oihce boa 5.Ugi.
WANTED -LAgog SIZE vuRNifugK Truck
w with Cover. Ia ee1pste order. Address ftkAIfCkE
Herald onieo.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

THE RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE COMPANY.
sro.dvsy. I,h ss. aud SSd - d-oso Ac9El
A CHARLES W BARkEK, AUCTIONEER-TiE
"A h.grsndsst must osautlui. highest styled aud ormed
richest eoorsd bay trettag Mare in the ssaO else
~bere, u ~ beh. yssrs Old. eot ny 0soding's Cham
pian. dam oy Nsxsra chsi; sapsrby esitsd records
eau tret mue la 3D. ansqc c~ed or drive endur
road track mare. aud warranted sound aud Kind
will q. sold without saturday Janusry TO-
N o'clock. ut BARKER SONS New York Tastersxls
corner of Brosaw-y and 18th st whore she be
and driven out behind ap 10 sale.
At AUCTION.
AVIAN rAsskLL KEAISEy's next regular ssis sf
CARR1AGEs.
,skss place TOMORROW FRipAY.
st 10 o'clock.
ENTRIES FOR THIS SALE should made this day, %
early as possible. TO insure PLACE shs CATALOGUE
OFFICE AND AUCTION MART. iia il2 East iysh e.,
n ar av
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thehnrvellous cures it has produced during the
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pulic that will continue to realize the happiest
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ing diseases which bcsct tho Throat and Chest of
1Chdhood, it is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudcs arc rescued and restored to health.
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
WAS III WHlSKEY?

Deputy United States Marshas Bowden and
O'Donneil, OF Marshal Harow's office, Brooklyn, on
February u. 1877, seized building tho OF
North Eleventh ana Sixth strccts, In that city, on
suspicion that the proprietor thereof John Halliday,
was violating the Internal Revenue law by manuiac-
turing sprits He examined before Comm Issioner
Wnsow and was held In bail TO await tho action OF
the Grand Jury. Ho was required to bond
his property in tue sum Of ST 600, and yesterday
SUIT begun in the United States Court
the forfeiture Of the BOND. Assistant District At
torney H0xie, who appeared ior tho prosecution,
stated in opening the Case that large tub hed With
molasses found on the premises, from which
material whskey was aiterward manufactured. He
SAID that disters were required 10 pay the govern
oi ninety cents gallon tor distilled spirits,
and order to protect them II was necessary that
the business of illicit disiliug should be suppressed
Samuel Bowden and Detective Bisgct testi1ed that
they found large tub Of mash on the premises, and
DR.. Herman Enderman, practical analytical chemist,
testified tnat he had apayzcd a sample specimen OF
the liquid which Is said 10 have been made on the
prem OF tho delendan and found that contained
u mixture OF olcohol about ninety-eight proof, and
water, containing oxide OF iron.
The trial was adjourned until Wednesday next
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
BERGEN TUNNEL EXPLOSION

The case of Abraham +. Collerd against John Nc.
Andrew, contractor the tunnel OF the Delaware
and Lackawanna Railroad under Bergen Hill, which
occupied eleven days in tho Union County Court at
Elizabeth. before Judge Vansyckel, resulted, 1t
will be remembered, in favor oil the plaintiff
damages being assessed at $4,000 COlord's
house stood near the rendrock powder mag
azlnc on the night OF the terrible explosion In May,
1876, which inflicted great damage on many houses Ia
the vicinity. The Cause ol the explosion has mover
been satisfactorily ascertained but supposed
be the ork oil the dsa0ected strikers, who throat
ened vengeance on the contractor. McAndrew himself
boarded "a house near the magazine aud severely
injured, the house being completely ridded His
counsel, cx-Atorney General Vanatta, contonded that
under all the circumstances the defendant coulI
be held Liable damages Counsel lor plain tin then
set up the plea that the magazine was nuisance, and
the deionce set up tho reJoinder that II existed
by direct permission OF the Board of Aldermen.
Thc Court charged directly against the defendant and
the Jury found verdict accordingly
AS this s test caso, anu II allowed TO stand would
involve claims amounting to nearly $780, 900, Louce
was gwen yeeerday by AcAndrew Of appeal from tho
verdict
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
LORD-HICKS.

covered carriage yesterday at noon drew Up
opposite the Lord-Hcks mansion IN West Fourteenth
street. The Iveried coacbman kept his seat on the
box Soon lady and gentleman made their appear
ance In the vestioule, where they stood Tor short
time iaughingly commenting on the state oil tho
weather The gentleman looked much tho senior oil
the lady. but for all that hale and hearty
Tho lady wore q flowing, fur bound CLOAK
and was OF distinguished appearance. She
descended the steps short distance ahead
OF her companion, and waited at the carriage door
until he mad reached side. IL was noticeable mat
tie gentleman limped, particularly while coming
down The steps, but otherwise his bearing was erect
and steady. He carried u light cane under his eit
arm. which he dispensed with TO assist him whilc
reaching the carriage. He CALAMITY and ceremoni.
ousy assisted his companion into the carriage ana
followed alter.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lord, about whom
the pupic has been SO much concerned recently.
When they had entered the carriage the coachman
whipped up hts horses and drove up Fifth avenue 10
the Park, where they remained Tor lew hours
and returned Al three O'Clock i. NJ, crowd having
congregated when the coach 10 draw up at
the door. Mr. Lord was tho nrst TO make his appear
ance, when he assisted Mrs Lord TO the Sidewalk
The two lesurey entered their dwelling as II they
not the source OF attraction for crowd OF Gu
rious spectators.
Mr.. Lord, judging by his appearance, would be
taken 10 be we'll preserved gentleman OF about sixty
years But Tor the slight halt in MS walk he seemed
to be still in the possession OF vigorous health.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
BURGLARS IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Oliccr Quinn and Sergeant Brennan, while walking
along Leo about halfpast one A. NJ yesterday
were startled at seeing dog run out from the base
ment OF No 81, and on examining the premises dis
covered two men In tho of forcing the
door. In an instant each officer seized his
man, and q struggle for life and liberty
commenced. Quinn, who had grappled one Of them,
who afterward gave his name Us John Mclaughlin,
getting the better Of his prize when the latter
drew his revolver would have shot the officer had
he not orled for assistance. Sergeant Brennan,
though engaged in q tusslc with the other burglar,
saw the danger Of his colleague and with blow OF his
club knocked the revolver out OF McLaughlins hand
and also rendered his arm poweriess, SO that Quinn
had comparatively easy time taking his prisoner to
the station house Meanwhile tho diversion to savo
Quinn had far released Brcnnan's prisoner that he
squrmed out OF his coat aud got away IN his shirt
sleeves Tho then chased him several blocks
until ho lost him for the time being IN Tho vacant lots
near Howes street.
The officers In the vicinity ordered to
any iound in the streets IN his shrt sleeves,
and for the absconder maintained.
In about an hour he was met by Olicer McCallom
Fourth street, near South Ninth, aud alter desr,
rato fight, IN which the club did good service, the
fellow was taken 10 the station house and
recognized rs the ono VINO had run
away from Sergeant Brennan He gave his
name as Frank Porter. Gu searching him revolver,
club, knife, razor chisel, screw driver and matches
were found on him. Mclaughlin carried rcvoiver,
u
The knile III both was bent as TO slip window
fastenings in case they could be opened that way.
Both mcu arraigned before Judge Elliott and
committed for examination Porter has but just been
relcused from four years eleven months term in
tho Penitcntary Tor a burglary on Reeves grocery
store, corner OF Lafayette anu Clinton avenues
The residence OF Bernard DoerneH, No. IL Montross
avenue, was iorciby entered on sunday night and
clothing worth $35 was stolen.
The gunsmith shop ana sportsman's supply store OF
L J. slowcll, No. Sc Broadway, was entered by
forcing open tho rear door Sunday night, and
twenty Inc pisI Iols valued at $1l7 were stolen.