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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RATf ROAD

August 22--19 Car loads, ~ follows: bales cotton
to mryer Wsh ieeo--l DO hrit' n NaYsoi-l 90
new K T Buckner-l do tne~) Lehman Abraham
s,cn-tr, Dkgs beer y M N amet-i car machinery TO
Fl ID Colsman 4 Broa6 pkga butter Inberblar d y :
ham tierces hams w Ii Mathews u Bro-5 do @s
III "a butter Schwabacher s. HIsch--,5 trkins but
,er BIG boxes shoulders to Miller, Gri2sby &eo--t5
pkgs butter G X Lawrence &sco-3 boxes drugs TO
g L Flntay &co-t7 pigs fruit Joseph Torro-i car
wood Chandler & Ashley ca lumber Eager, III
lerman &co--i pkge mdae to w Ieary-2 bales 80.
tnctt!c NJ Eiseman 10 hbls apples Miller Meyer
y box a. drugs I. LYONS horse, buggy, harness &c
E j Hart &eo-l car cattle Aycock Mitchell &co-2
do u Fautt--l bulk wheat Webster q Dilling-
ham-4 pkgs Ddse Motlts & Jaeger-il2 cases ot
matches Wizard &co--i pkgs mdse w g Lyon &eo--
do Lathrop 4 wilkins 10 keraut Sco.35 pkgs
hams Nose Broa-2fO bbis potatoes Joseph keIief-f
Ioxes tomatoes - crates cabbage 5 bbl4 potatoes to
I SaamoD &co-15o bbls onions Ihos Oohau2hnes-
ay-4i 0 bbs potatoes 80 kDs apples M Si1Gh y son
albs hbIs potatoes 10 bbls apples 6 " Dawson Aco
go do 20 hbs potatoes bits vegetables J BtrtuGel
ac,-25 ticrGss laru Lochte d Cordes--a5 do John
Moore &co--sundrie+ TO order-Iota ? bales cotton
I au1
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CIR land ISLE
GRAND ISLE.
HO! FOR GRAND ISLE.
LEAVES FROM THE HEAD OF HA RVEY,S
CANAL EVERY TUESDAY AND
SATURDAY AT 8 A. NJ,

IT. = THE FINE COMPLETE AND
sSs.sss.sa6ksN3 fast passenger steamer
FAIR PLAY.
J. F. Kranz master, Frank Kranz clerk,
will leaye as above regularly. landing each way
at the WillOz Wharf, and returning will arrive
at the head OF the canal every Thursday and
Monday at y. m. Fare each way, 81 so.
my22 Am
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DTAEH1TA RHvER,
NEW ORLEANS AND OUAOHITA RIVER
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY 2. s. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at S o. m,
+, r. FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE
,kEs4aM Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouacb.ta rivers-The boa,
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex.
cept mall landings
JOHN WILSON,
In place Of John e. Hanna.)
J. W. Blanks master. Ben G.. CornWell, clerk
Capt. F. a. BLANKS, President. A
GEO. D. HITE, BRfTToN 4 / E zffiIi J. T.
OARLIN, g: ?. WORK. LORD d MoPEAKE
3. W. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 tt
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NEW CA-MEIIA.

" MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End. on arrival Of - m, train for
Mand,evllie. LeWisburg. jacksonville and Old
Landing.
From Old Landing at a. m,
From Vaudeville at 8 a. m.
THURSDAY,
From Lake End on arrival Of - m. train.
From Old Landing at G a. m,
From Vaudeville at 8 n. N.
SATURDAY.
From Lake End on arrival 81 3:3o 0. m. train
Tor jacksonville and Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION. .
Arrival q a. 70. train, A. "a p m.
a is5q "a MIsdd,l@aziie NJ
10 Mandnville. .......-...........-sO SOC eacbkvay
70 LeWlsburg. .-.:...--....-...-.5O soc eac way
To Madisonyilie- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 each way
To Old Landing. ....................Sl each way
EXCURSION RATES.
Fare from either side round trip. to Mande-
Vile 50 cents; MadisonVille and Old Landing,
Two lines Of stages connect with steamers at
Freight will be received daily at her landing,
New Basin. near Magnolia Bridge.
FOR BAY. PASS. MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
BILOXI.
Wednes9ay-Frem Lake End on arrival of 8
a. m train.
Ftiday-From Lake End on arrival Of II a. m
train. : -
Returning Leaves Biloxi and Mississippi
City same evening. and Pass Saturday at a. 10.
and Bay at a. M
Freight received at New Basin. Delord street,
all day Tuesdays and up to d. N Wednesdays;
also Thursdays and up to Q a. m Fridays
passage to Bay. Pass and Mississippi City 81;
on board.
Freight will be taken at very low rates.
Baggage !onlyJ received at the corner of Canal
train on which the boat leaves. The above trips
Will be made unless prevented by bad weather
or low water. For further information apply TO
w. g. COYLE,
ly2otf 35 Carondelet street
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GRIP TIE.

T,HE GRIP COTTON TIE CAN BE DELIV
- cred to planters and merchants In the In
terror from ST. Louis by applying to.
JOHN B. LAFITTB & CO.,
jy3o1m No. 1874 Gravier street,
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NEw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

August a2--3a head cattle TO r NJ Fiautt--ilo
bbls lime Wizard g. Wlimoth--22o do $ Snodgrass-2
cars hoop poles L a Rees--2 DO J WITHHELD box
mdee WIN eIer d Wl'soa M Coz casks fish to
j NJ Balnns--5 10 TO Bartholomew, Talon acn-5
pkgs ego Il En- ensl "a bales mdse Bateson Wis
dom & Bowling = nels sh!aKy L i4Yoan-l carlton
bbl wax pkg, skins hid hines L Leyy-ls pigs
hides A Nioulton ! bbi5 whisky Bitett--2 boxes
rndse w g TebaHIt--l do John w Ander5on-25 haif
bpls fork Schwahacher& Hirsch-2 pkgs meat Bar.
stow & Deeves-5 cars empty bbls TO Page &co-f6
bols rosin Simpson & 1sieou--l car lumber to j A
Holmes &co-3 d. J III ESrne-36 bids hides T GTag-
NOM, do A Onitmar AGO. hhd5 f-h Strobsl-
II boxes fruit Jerry &co--sandres u oIder-Tosal
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Receipts Mt the rev Rasln.

rearl Rivar-Per acbr Eogue Homa-5c, SOC feet of
,tnbe to W Adams
Wolf River-Per schr Venezia-2500o feet lumber
to II Buddig .
Pearl Rlyer-Per schr Alice cGuigen-37, oco feet
lumber to order
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LAKE PORTS.

r. FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TCHE.
ta#AAAE functa Kiver-Unlted States mail
"ss-sAsse~~ steamer
HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival OF 8 81. IN. train. At. - O'Clock M
Arrival Of 3. n. train. At. ..... 6 O'Clock o. M
Arrival OF p. m train, for Madisonville direct
MONDAY.
From Madisonvile at 5:45 a. m, .z 49,.
From Vaudeville at a. m.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival of $3.50 D. m. train
for Vaudeville, LeWisburg
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival of a. M train. At...............7a m
Arrival $3.50 D. m. train. AT. ............. o. m
Arrival OF p. m. train.
THURSDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End From Vaudeville,
Arrival Of 8 "a. NJ. train. At.............7 a. m,
Arrival 3 80 D. m. train. At. ~ m
FRIDAY.
From Lake End on arrival OF $50 D. N. train,
to Vaudeville.
SATURDAY.
From Lake End. From MandevilIe.
Arrival Of .. ~ train AT. 4 a. N. and b. n.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday August %. 1879.
Arrivals.


Zee marine column.
Departures.
Mabel I. j. Cav.
20 Arrive.
Emma Irvine, Isabel, Martha, lower coast;
I'm J Cav st. John, Bayou Sara, Iva, upper
cfast; City Of Alton, Grand Lake A.. =, st.
Ilouis. Fannie IatHm, GiEclhnati, A55ump-
zion, Donald5onvilie.
stage Uf the Rivers.
Daily telegf&phiG report Of the afape OF water
s yAcioIls po1,lfs WITT changes. Ia the 24 hours
sal.ug yesterday a. .. &c.
kfaUo inyg
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STEAMBOATS,
----------==------------z--
OHIO RtyEx.

REGULAR CINGI M An AND NEW Or
OFFICE ~ GRAVfEH STREET.
Leaves SATURDAY. August q, 1T 3 p.m.
y1a1 aGisolHas enasls moo3hhbs s1ns
sSs~S-sa''ssas town. Paducah Cairo and HI inter
mediate points. connecting At Cincinnati with
pointa above Cinctnnatt-The splendid passen-
ger steamer "
Cleo. Wolf master ". f.. Keytclerk,
viii leave positively as above. For freight or
pasBaRe apply on board or TO
G. q. WAYNE. 81 0rav'er street
au20 J. L. DOUGLAS, g Gragier street
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TRs " PASSES.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. ", 6p. m-No reports
from the Passes to-day Both lines are down.
TIE wind il blowing hard and it is rainy and
stormy below WINTER.
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LIST Or, VESSELS
I'm. Clop rcd and sailed for New Orleans.

AUGUST %, 1878.
-m- Domestic.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Gen Whitney, Freeman. sid Aug is
Steamship Hudson, eager. .....------ sid Aug l6
Rrig Chas Dennis, Connacher- -.--...sld Aug
BATH, NE.
Ship, Prussia, McLoon ......-....-..ldg July Il
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Rsceipts OF Produce.

VERA CRUZ-Per schl Segrin-3r0 sacks coffee
70 Ayendano Hros-5s do j Fernandez Son-a3
do Potevent 81 f.
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ClIltS.
DOUBLE ALLY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and afteisunday. August II, 1879 trains
will arrive and ave depot, foot of Canai street.
as follows:
LEAVE. Ag8TvF.
No. ] ExDresS No. 4 Express
daily. -7:sa.m. daily ..-.-.. ,9:14 pm.
ne. 3 Express No. 4 EXPRESS,
daily d go an. daily. Al a.En
NO. 5 Coast Ac- No. 6 Coast Ac-
commodatln commodati'n
daily except daily except
Sunday. 3 80 p.s Sunday. 9.2s a. m.
Tickets may be obnned and Sleeping Oar
Berths secured In advace on application at the
office corner Camp and9ommon streets. opDo.
site City Hotel.
,. 3. ROBLNoN. Superintendent.
Oily J. W. OOLEMN. TickeG Agent.
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OFkL0UsAE.

NEW ORLEANS AND oPELoUsAs PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at pm
- FOR WASHINGTON OPELUUs
sas, Port Barre, Slmmsport, Churchs
- vile, and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courcableau-Tha
new. light draft steamer
FAACE0N.
81. q. Broad master.
Theo. John and J. III. Sherrouse clerks,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap~
ply on board or to
BIITTON EPpLER. JOG Gravisr streek.
z. W. ADAMS, q Commercial Place.
j. e. CABIN, 60 Magazine street.
p. S.-The Fanchon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizes. and
signs through bills lading to Uheyneville and
all points on BAYOU Bfanf. oca tf
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at D. M
IT. FOB WASHINGTON, OPEIOU.
ASS&gM sas. Port Barre, Simmsport
- Churchville and all landings oil, NE,
Coast. Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourta-
bleau-The new li9ht-draft steamer
TRENTON,
I'm place OF the YaZoo3
VIM. CRAWFORD master, I'll. Molaison clerk
Will leave as above. For freight or passage an.
ply on board, or to LORD Il McPEAKE, Agentx
de24 GEO. D, HITE, 4aarayier street,
Freight for Bayou des Glafzes put - ant mt AZ
sfmmsport. Big Bend Landing or Water Valley
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Foreign.


LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Celia. Holmes .-.-......ad Aug 8
Steamship Explorer. jackson -----...sld Aug 5
Ship Northampton, Murphy. ...------sld Aug II
Ship Exponnder, Croker. ............ cid July o
ship Beau Monde. Glass- -----.-..... aid Aug 4
Ship Orient, Allen July 30
Ship Iron Croas. Randall ........-.sldA Aug
Ship Il5 Marhe Olivier sid ,Ju v "a
Ship Sabine, Borland .---.......-- sid July 7
Rsrk Relgravis Ga sron --.--...-... sid July "a
Bark Oxford, Phslen. -............c cid June 80
PLYMOUTH, ESG.ZZ
Bark Kate Erenton. --...........-.sldA Aug i
"s.s FEsaRTH.
Steamship SuppiDieh, Whitburn sid Aug 4
HAVANA.
BARK Constantia. in port Aug "A
fsaFk Babe--- port An. ~
Bark JHtiana- III port AUG II
Brig Elvira. Carmen port Aug Il
MAThNzAs.
Brrk Fnchantress, JeB klns. in port Aug IA
HAvRE
Ship Crescent City. Dslano. sid Aug IL
Ship France, Bourgas ENTHUSIASTICALLY Aug Is
MARsEILLEs.
Bark Hppolite b. Dol ........-.sld July 81
BORDEAUX.
BARK J Dussnmier Barrett aid Tr!y
Bark Alphonse OF Marie Privat. cid July 2
RoUan
BARK Emmanuel swehenbor9. Brown sid Aag
Bark Kate (Br), Anderson. .sld July 10
BREMEN.
Ship Frederick. Bfuggemann. .---.--- ldg Aug l
Ship Goschen, Helms .-......... ldg July 20
CROSSTADT. Z
Ship Saranac Ulmer.. .......-...--...sMJ July %
REVEL.
Ship Wyoming, Baker, sid Aug -
GENOA.
Steamship Abona Russell -.......... sid Aug
Ship Scioto Orr. Mitchell ,----.------sld July 10
Bark ALBANIA, Newell aid Aug
CETTE.
Bark Harold, Pontio.- July 81 g
BOMBAY
Bark Aunot Lyle English. cid July
RIO DE JAsEIRo.
Bark Fasan, Nielsen ......-.--.-----..sdJ July Ii
81 BARBADOS.
BARK John L Hnshrohca. Cobb ...... sid Aug
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uPRkR COAST

UPRKR COAST
TIL WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET TO
BAYOU GOULh.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. at II a. N.
,z@ The fine passenger steamer
azsazas Hn place of the Whisper.)
J. A. Comstock master. G. III. Woods and Cha
Dean clerks,
will leave regularly as above. putting of
freight In daylight. Returns down the coas,
In daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SUNDAYS.
For freight or massage apply on board or to-
E. o. MELANCON. 80 Blenv,lle al.
+. a clerk On the landing at all times to receive
freight.
P; s.-Tbe Belle will represent the St. John
ahd lne beFtha. je1
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI.
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at Ii am,
- FOB NEW VACHERIE ROAD
d Bonnet Care. Hahnville, Kenner
Vile and all way landings - The
steamer
..IChs. DeBouchel master, 8. Toca clerk,
Wiil leave as above. returning down the coast
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Ia daylight
For freight Or passage apply on board or to
]. e. BROU. II Delta st., up stairs,
CLERK always on the levee to receive freight
foot OF Cont street. oc2A
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ZL1gEMFOtsh.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN y. .. LDKs.

Tons. Commanders,
ALICE. .@.-.....-..-... 2bG...-.J. George,
OIAhGElLOK.. $500. '2o50. g. ReTnolass
CEa9i5Lk9R t...--. LOCO. -. Jones, ...5
E0LAaI..-..... 49,. f0O0... w. Aiken.
COMMAND Ef:...s .... 1850. -. IL Ellis.
GORDOVA.&.. ...,1t1T.. W. Lang.
COUNCILLOR -. ..-25oo. 49,. ". TqIton.
!S5lFL0REH... =. -. .-2olo...... ". Jackson.
FIRE QUEEN. -. r.,.ti8d. $50. Williams.
GLADIATOR. 49,. 1000. -. Z. Jones.
HiST0RIAH -. $50. 1880. 49,. ". WaliaeA,
INVENTOR .:.......- 2s0o. ....-J ohm REYNOLDS.
LEGISLATOR. ....2,5o.. 7. Buriey.
MEDIATOE.-.. 49,, -.20la. -. ID. Hanaey.
OHATGh.... 500. 1917. 80. j. GcfbtnHieY.
OBER0A... ~. 1929. ....vJ. Gasngbeli.
STAT EsJM IN 49, -. 1859. $50. w, Hughes.
YANEUAED..-.. $3.50 1905. W. q. Col.
va 49,. 1920. ..~.. " L. SoneSs
.gssasEz The steamsbiD
HISTORIAN, SM=
Lang commander.
Till sell 81 Or about August g. 1873. from her
wharf. foot Of Jackson eaua1'e.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
ladiug for the Continent between EaVres
Cron6tadt,
Those steamshipa, being Of light draft. WI.
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at Rsi tine
without detention.
SoE freight apgly TO
DKCAN l. 90.
de20 II 1870 Grayier Street.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
August ~. 1879. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Ne elearances at the Cnstomhouse Yesterday
Arrived.
GTEAMgOA

Chas W Lord, Cotton, from Havana
(previonsly reported at Quarantne), Toe a
Yprke-ad dis 10 #@
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IsplDUrts,

Silver City, Kay, from Alexandra
Belle, Comstock, from bayou Coula
Whisper, Leathers. from Vieksburg
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Receipts al enc old Basin.

Bonfouca-Psr echr Odea-22 cords wood to or
Der
Bavon Iscombe-Per schr Hattie M-l2Oo bbls of
charcoal to matter
Eayon La;olnhe-Per schr Gamelle-29 head sheep
and suusiTea t. order
Pearl Rigor-Per schr JDion-45 600 feet lumber to
order
Wolf River-Per eohr B L Lovrana-l6, 600 feet Of
lumber to order
Bayou Laconibe-Per schr Bonfouca-3 30 crds wood
to order
Pearl Efver-Per schr Wade Hampton-250 600 feet
lumber to oTaer
Jordan River-Per scbr Victoria no 800 bbls Of
charcoal to maater
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RAELxssiAD R,

NEW DREAMS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LyNE.J
THE SHoIrEsT ROUTE TO EASTERN
=s- CITIES
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Memoranda.
There are at Quarantine Station steamships.
/ bark aLd ! schOuners.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Thy Cable the ~. Y. Heraid.l
Havre August l5-Siled for New Orleans, chip
France, Bourgas. =.m-.u -m1z.....5 5..
by MILL
Pena,t ill., August 4-Saied for New Orleans o. cam
sh d Suppinich Whitburn.
ElsiLore August 4--ln the s. ind. ship Wyoming,
Baker from Reval for New Orleans.
Genoa Angust 2-Sailed for Few Orleans, bark
Abaua Newell
Liverpool August 6-Sailed for New Orleans. Brit
steamship Celia Holmes.
SPOKEN.
July %, in lat A.. long g. bark Genito1i Tarabo-
CHA Tarabo CHA, FROM New Orleans for Naples.
July q, off the Wight. bark ArracaD Cassens,
from Amst+ rdam for Galveston.
August 4 i'll tat 26 lon a sc, schr Mary Cook,
from Pensacola fUr New Haven.
August ~, in lat 1T 20 Ion "a 30 brig Hamilton,
Pore, from Pensacola for Queenstown
July 81 in lat a., Ion a. ship Island Home Palmer.
from Pensacola ior Grangemoutn.
LAUNCHED.
On Tuesday, August $ at the shpyBrf Of Mr.. ?.
=. ETichton kingspoIt, fine bark OF eco tons.
named tie Kelvin Her general dimensions are l7l
feet length Of keel n feet inches beam and q fest
inches depth Of hold and cassed thirteen years in
French Losds. The bark is now fitting ont at
kingspolt, andVi'l sail in few DAYS tof Baltimore
TO Lad grain The Kelvin is owned by the ultders,
VIM. Thompson 4 Co, OF ST. John, and others and
will hail from St. John.
, 1879-05-20

AHAUHSA ON W. e HOODs
An fnqucs. was held yesterday upon the re-
mains Of William r. Wood, the young man who
WAS accidentally shot in the shooting gallery at
No. 1888 West Madison street. a post~mortem
examination was n,adu By tie County rhysi.
cla,,, insisted BY Dr. George b. bergen, an In
tcrno in the County Ilospitai, at tho MorRuc.
An order from the Coroner was subsequently,
received to tho effect TINT the body should DO
delivered to Air. Bholtlon, an undertaken nt Nc.
1G8 West Madison street, at tic request of
friends OF tho deccascd, anl it was
here that tile inquest was held at
.on oe9s b ,rre sSnaus;sa Gsnv y Tuv,c G9fG1Si s
Dr.. Bergen testified as to having 1nads all ex-
| animation OF the body, anl the bullet was pro-
,luced. It was No. 81 pistol cartridge. IL
entered tho body slx inches below the left
liver, ind was cut out trom . point just under
the ak'n, about Dix Inches below tho right NIP
| ple mud four inches externa!.
The prisoner, Edward Katnpschultc, ,sas next
cxsctiy viii The ono he made Sunday night,
yesterday morning. I1o was takcn back 10
| the West Side pollco Station, md tic
] Jury retired to agree UPON vcrGict. In short
1ine they returned verdict to the effect tl,at
lcceased canlo to ns death from q piatol-shot
| by tllu hnnds Of Edward Kamphchultc, ono Of
tic p;9pgic.ors Of shootlug.gal1ery located at
,Eas accidental hut from tho evidence hcar,l by
| the Jury they were convinced TINT there had
| Dccn ErOs6 cnrolessness In tho management Of
tho shoottng..gal1 md ft'was recommended
vent accIdonts Of this kind II the future.
! Tile rctnalns Of young Wood wero taken In
charge BY Henry McKlnzle, tho Indiana atreet
grocer, for whom tlie deceased WINS working ut
Martin Meyer, paner-hox manufacturer, and one
or Two others, will brar thu EXPENSES Of the
, 1879-05-20

Peter Conlislt, s1ke Coanors, a1ld NJ. q. Nos
tettrtt nitas Red Atlatns," charged with w
gra,lry, nld known AZ contllence-lnen, wcro yry
tertlay brought mp at the Ar7nory. They tooEa
chnnes Of venue to Walluce, and will hayy d
hcarIng Gil thu 2:22.l.
On M old warrant tssucl by Calvin 1lhFolt
in November Ut Inst year, Allen j. lIa1r}stt "as
brought beforu Justice DraytoRl yesterday,
charged with obtaining money uudE, i2lse pre-
tGners. The case was continued uft!I tlse @uth
III bonds Of ssD0.
snnt'uy night at about 10 ffloSk sneak.
thief entered Inc dwelling VI A.p. Wi!!tan!su1',
corner vi Twsnty-suco,lti Htr}t a!lt! S!l!ara
avenue, through the rrar d0u4wlictl lau been
caIulessly loft upcs,. lllr InF1ates heard Him,
as,l i'on their appEo'yh lie RI oQt UNI escaped,
hut tuck ssutl.las..s !
Ath o'clock Inst cyepInf Policemen Walsh
and WtIianls, ct thu Il!npfn street Police, ar"
rested Ut thu corner OF Ka]eas y haii's' stse@h M
TWO alleged Thieves, III fcd tstsr ~ laby n1.d
wero assaulted BY y gnu {of youpg loa,srs' who
threw stouos At t4p olllkfs. soYESS o. w. n!is-
slles broke several wlnfb in > West Twelfth
street ear.
Ju.tiee> Hummer fad .copsldcrspis criminal
buslrss &. t,ald yc1rnta}; Aeur} lsattrls!a %.
tx.scA Il Warrant loft ts.e egxsst " Ai1ltsa. It's
vile, fof tllruateutG to- kl'l him. kate ttya,l
sworr tl,st Mtcl,ay ltyaYsas Euiltypl subotna-
tIon Of perjury ,yrega2d s!, TO- ssr1aa sa'ta now
pending y the ceanseE u'lslna " * C,Isu,s
declared t,1ss Frederick, "A. jackson had
converted certstY jewclry, the property
Of Mrs. +, q, ,purtf6t to her own use, asA tn this
casv warrsut w issued. George Mason, Of
tic Excelsior IL rjl.Works, uade oath 'hut 4larry
, 1879-05-20

importation, .wl'oso saloon Is .s!tuutc1 n few
hundred vartis ko,ttl. IT thr depot. The cYl.
tenco suct, a. It was, sns ohtalnctf IN ntlyaicc'
nmt n, late on SUNDAY night 2. r. rattcn, .. 4:
Hlair, ono of tho detectives III 1ts employ, nmt
+. Hyde, tho pulccofvcr Ut the ytl1nec, started
nut to nrrcst The offenders. They were nrreetcs1
at o'clock Monday morning, htnl at wero
brought bpforu Jnettcc ft,nso0n.
The case Of Adan, Mares WIS frat taken u1,.
Il'n only witness was q. a. blair. the detcctyu
IN rnttcn's ctnp'oy. who testified TINT M Say
n i'o hought 81 cants' wort1, of whishy tru,f,
!hc M d defendant. tic p,o.ed II; bottle himself
hoaaht drink Of whisky for tb rcnt+, Mnrrs
himself supptIcl the ttuff. The defendant, WIN
enld TIC Ind not soil anything fur clghtcau
1nnnths a.! y, %to ny knowletlge," sas !ne,l ssx
Frank Humphreys came next. The tcstffnOnv
on both tldca WIS heard, attl hc was fined e200.
rln chse apnIn.t Nefsch wns then called. l'lnir
testified to buying whisky FROM tl,r defendant.
but no soos'0r had he got In. words ul.t Of hIs
mouth t, than Retsch 1nnpss1 for lm, md lively
s,.srinlmnge onsued. III about thirteen seconds
ke'.rh Tas on Tic I|oor. md when he did suc-
ceed n getting up .le "dashlps' wese 'rcon.
tinen!ly e1appcl upon his la,'ds.
Vrder being thus restored, ,l'c witness fcstL-
ned TINT he bought ~ cents worth Of whisky
from Rciseh, nltt md 1t put III u hottie. VII
ness wns then drcssGl as ttnrlp.
Thy defendant Wis then awortl. lie declared
tllAt he Ind not sold drop of Intoxicating
llquor lor Tour months, Or since he cnya up his
United atntcs ltccn.c. lie never saw the wit
Mesa Blair betorc in Ills lite, und know tllat
Blair must be 1uatukon.
Blair then testified that. when he entered the
place, ic bought TIN rents' worth Of cakes. Hc
md q hottie In his inner pocket, md turncd his
cont buck SO TINT Keisrll could sec IL. Kesch
said, "You bare bottla sl,cro," n,nl witnrsa
answered, "Yr*, but It Is almost empty, midi
don't srpposc lcan get It filed uGal until I
get to Chicago" flc asked Reich II ilu kcpt
any for sale, nnd Reisch answered. TINT he aol
little sometimes. Then thu trat.a was Matlc.
At this point Kcfsch jumped TO hts foot In MI
excited manner a1ld t!ashcd bis 1nanaclc hands
on tho table. "Ot, cart support thisl" he
nnt1.
The Court said this casc differed somewhat
from the other. There was discrepancy IN tho
statements Of Blair, for the bottto was inarkad
70 cents, %hlle ttlr witness sworc positively tint
le paid; only 20 cents. Moreover, the Witness
Ind no United Statcs IIccnsc. lte should dis
chaeCa thu Ao{eHunnt. Reisch'8 la..IcnHs were
tl:sn 1tndone. .At,u ho went forth free.
Mares ant Humnlreys were committed in de-
tanlt ut payment, a1l.1 were transferred to Chl-
caco bY the Afternoon train.