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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
LAWS.

The fo,witg havirg beeu approved by The
Governor have become laws:
An 40! TO aulhcr;z, the Norfolk and Western
Railroad CompsDy 10 guarantees the bord, Ct
the South Atlantic aud Ohio Railroad; 10 pre-
vide for the telirguishmens to the Uoitcd States
of titls to, aDd iarisGision over, space within
limits 10 b, determined by accurate survey b. :
twsen Ctr aio latitude ard longitude, fer The
purpose cf Is ab:ishing q qusr,n!ioe hospitsl
and erecting bulldog for til } temporary stor-
ego of the csreo:s Of iofeet,d vessels; tor
oreaaiz, tho L7osio Asy;uns ard lhs Deaf,
Dumb snd B:iad Iosliu.ioD; to Incorporate
thu Lysehburg Ledge ef Heights IF Pytbias ;
to amend Sectioss l. and of an a,t for the
projection OF sheep 10 Warr,n c,uoty, app,ov-
ed February q b. $780, to anthorizj lho Wes-
leyan Female lssli u:o at Stsuaton to borrow
money scd secure ths ST. me- by mortgage and
to incorporate tho Loodon and Buckingham
Construction srd Mining Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

There is nothing oftpecisl interest in the local
markets. The New York money market is easy
at BAD per cen! for call loans on stock and 2Iaas
psr cant tor the same on United States bonds
ins Baltimore marke. is very easy, with an
ABUNDANT and generally increasing supply Of
loansele fund.-. The rate for loans and dig
counts Is B per cent to all borrowers in coed
credit or with frat clss, collateral. Stools in
Ne" York yesterday we're unsettled and a.
uthss almost panicky. The heaviest decline
was IN Richmond and Danvklle. In the last
h:u'there YVES eome recovery, and though the
mafKel WAS faVerish there was no deposition 10
sell regardless o! rrico. ULitet1 States bond,
were rather weak. Virginia State bonds were
onefed quite freely. At the frat call in Bali.
more yesterday $500 cold at C1sG.3 regular,
and GCi seller TO, followed By a Gale of $50 0c0
90 at 6ltG9s regular, and g. Z seller sixty d,ys.
nat closing s:6C2. The 1910 bond, were
nomlnally steady st 393.4). and eeelsrs sold 1t
oe49f VI tax coupons there were sales a. Ell.
biscS scrip was lower, $1,000 selling at 353,
closing at SoaS6. Richmond cad Dauville omen.
60 IN New York yesterday at 49, At 2 o'clock
IT dropped 10 100; at 2S0 it sdvar ID to 145; ,t
O'clock it was1e5. Mr.. Clyde isin Richmond.
and be and thu other directors seem to think
that The drop is oaly temporary-thst It
10 only bear movemsnt In the mean.
time brokers call for more merging, The
decline in Richmond aud Danvlle demon
ahzed the Southern road shares generally.
The Richmond WING Of today says: "There
was great sensation in financial circles yes!er-
day in consequence tf the eudden drop Of Rich.
mond and Danville sad Terminal &. &. .t.ck.
~ was The main topic on tho streets, and was
probably the greatest sensation that hs, been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Virginia Court of ANNALS.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 81 The Readjdster
Csu,ns c>niinusd 10 session last night uutil l
O'Clock aod completed the nomination fol-
judges of Supreme Court of Appeals. l.. L..
Lewis, of this city, YVES unanimously nominated
and Judge B. W. Laosy. Of Nav Kent. re-.
oeiVed the. nomination over two opponents.
Mr. Lewis is republican aud is Uaited States
Virgins; no is also bs'f brother Of Lieusenan:
Governor LAWS The full court, as nominated
is ss fo'ltw:: Robert A. Richardson OF Smy,h
Drury 4. Hinton Of Petersburg, L. L. L,wis
Of Richmond. and B. w. Lacy of Nav Ken
County. They will be elected by The General
Assembly to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
The Nihilist Trial.

LONDON. Feb. ga dispatch to tho Times
from St. Petersburg, by tho way of Tisit. says:
No political trial in Russia has been conducted
With suoh secrecy, severity and disregard 10
tho ordinary ussges of legal procedure as the
one lie progress DOW. The President Of the
Coust icsisted that iha prisoners should be
tried acparstoly or in groups according to their
cEimee, They are forbidden to ppesk CT write
to esca other while tcgothtr 10 TIE dock. At
itst evan any communication between the ptis-
oner5 ard their counsel was forbidden. Even
the public prosecutor protested acainat this de-
ciSi3a which was ultimately Withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
The Deadlock Broken

As state full, in the tel g:sph;c dis2s:cats
in gtstrdeg's G:zotto the dia1I; ok ia The
Legislature has be,n broker. the co,l.icrisss
o'ming OF victorious, Mr., Massey aad the
"Oig fJut" going down With hi. ca.ors l7ieg,
I'll, dsfso.i,a Of Wioe6ald, d,bt-oayis g
s;raist!cu! rspu5l:c,a csund ths brssk which
hes resulted 10 tie triEmph Of ihe M.acaoit:s.
After the specct Of Mr. No4Ser y. sgucp-
sis of which WAS giv;n 10 tho G:zNto, snd Mr.
Hals's * ,Ianssioa Of ia vole On Tuesday last
also given 10 tie Gtz,tio,
Mr.. WinGisd. OF Haao7er male "a cyp,s-
ns!ioa Of his ciu:ae. The tun of his sreaoh
was that 10 order to gtt rid eftha aaoIo srsr-
gle be would ossS bis voto for Alien, lie
handed TO The c:rk qu,ta;ian from The
Washington correspoodest Of tho Alexandiis
Gaz otto. :otimatiog that siuea Elr. WrgGed's
sudden Conversion to tho Rsaiiuster faith 8
com ni!tee TO Investigate Dir, WioeGeId would
be 10 order. He sid ho Vas ready for such
inve,tiasticr.
10 nominating klr. +. L. B;osk.ls, CT al;x-
andria, ftr Auditor, Msi. Smith, Of this DIV,
said:
Mir. Ptesideut-l liso to nlsc, iu nominate
gehtlsnan whose iarg> experience, thorough
training and natural abilities. peculiarly f. him
to discharge tho daticE Of Auditor Of Public
Accounts. Measured By tho STANDARD merit,
hc is possessed of ell toe attributes of mani
ness and virtue and worthy of your cobIilerc,,
Elected a! 80 early ego clerk Of tee Circai
court, Lib talsuts Wcro 80 stlisiog aud b,i'-
liant that he Was 10 short time i1vited TO an
important position 10 one of the Auditors DE-
partmelts of The National Gcvarnnent at
Washington. where be remained in The faithful
discharge of his duty ubt;l the breaking Gu; Of
the war. when BIO removed TO this city and
followed tho aiokeriDg tor;uces of ito Confed;-
rate Gcv.rnnent, un.il ths: aiSsE won't Gu
Raturning to bis ra:ivo cisy, be vas attsr8srSs
elected Auditcr thereof. aud by bis Industry;
Intelligence. Integrity and system brought otder
out OF chaos AID harmony from Confusion
Deserving The upprobstiou Of bis fslloS c:z ma
be has been reelected sgsia and again to that
position and cow fills it acCaptsbly to his co.,
siitueos aaG with credit to himself. | place
before the Senate the Eane Of Ffaskio T..
Brockett.
10 the House Of D ,legstes Mr. Btcckets WIS
put 10 nomination By judge Suar!, Of this
oitY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
The RICHMOND STATE Tho f,IloBirg q,

HE RICHMOND STATE.-The following az
ncutc!men is made ia the Riohmand Stale Of
yesterday:
I'LL to-day We have not lhoughtit neo .sssry
TO say that Tho State newspaper viii cootinue
to DO published as heretofore. Many questions,
noweVtr. have been asked ooucerning ,hs coL-
Iauauce OF this .u'nsl. spd these QUESTION 8
neget doubts Likely to be Ijorous to It. We
tnarsfore, mako The announcement thit tho
State newspaper isa, established institution,
a1d will sand IS o monument 10 its brilliant
ard Ism sn,ed founder.
"liICHARD l., BEIRNE."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Nominations,

WAsHlNoToN.D O., Feb. 24.-The President
sent the following nominations to The Senate te
day: R:sc>e Uonkliog. of New York. to be At
snoiate Jul.ioo ut The Suprame Oours of The
Uaited Ststes; A. A. Sargent, of CAL. to be Il j.
voy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary
10 Germany; Walter H. johnson. Collector of
internal Revenue for tho Secoud District OF
Georgia; Harry T. Griscon. Postmaster a.!
Chattanooga, Tenn, Lieut.. Geo. B. L;vings-
TOP. to DO Lieutenant Commander Master
Albert j. Dlbnoy. to bs Lieutenant Essiep
Walter s. Hughes. TO be 8 Master; Midship-
man Harry 8. Kuspp, to bs sn Ensign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Execution,

CINCINNATI, Fab, 24,-Joh Major Hiuks. q
oal'red man. boro 10 Boyd county. Ky, 10 1862,
Vas hanged at OoVirgson. KY, to-day. The e1-
ecution was the second ore ever had in Kaptop
c5uuty. sud tho 6.s. qassi private execution 10
the State Of Kentucky. Il is likely to bs the
last, IS tho law requiring executions 10 an inclc-
surs has just been repealed. This execution
was 10 shell Of building ef brick, All the
lowsr sser7 windows wsre nNlsd I'D With boards,
BE was burg for tie murder of Henry Murray
Williams. at Ludlow. KY, D,c.. Is, 1885,
There were no witnesses to the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Panic.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24-Tbe eraio matkets took
dowoward turn this morning, esd duricg the
irst half hour of change regular panic prt-
vailed. Wheat opened 10 lower than yester.
days las! osll. Board prices: First sale
Was at l2Gl April; Immediately it fell
to 1888 from which point it rallied
to The opsnipg prics. Nay options
were 10 under April. L. is generally
thought the break was produced by the oliqae
to induce the bars to put cut full line of
shorts. aud thst as fooa as they do arotber bull
movo will be started. Corn dsciiied 10, but
most of the lcsI Was recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

known in financial circles for quite q long snao
1t is Ios known whether the decline is ,,n,,,
nens, although it was considered that the MI,
At which it WAS held was too high. Blu. lil!le a,
the stock is held in this locality, and the b,s,s
had no feet here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
NEWS OF THE d. Y.

TIE trial of twsnly one pihilis!s. charged
With various crimes, began ct S.. Petersburg
Oh Tuesday.
Rev. John Francis Walsh. q Catholic prizes;
Of Memphis, died ct jackson. Tenn, Suod:y
night. Of smallpox.
The San Francisco Corn Exchange has i1-
susu.ated gambling 10 wheat after the fashion
Of Chicago, 10 spite of rmoIstrsDcss from fer.
mers and mier5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Smallpox

PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 24.-The smallpox
IS decreasing rspiGly 10 Brunswick and Motto
Wsy c:uoties. The resolutions passed at
mass meeting Of The c!izsns Of thes, counties
sometime ago r. q1esliog people to discontinue
all pubic gsthsrlogs has been res,uded, all
darg:r being corsdsred at 40 end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Chicago Items.

CHICAGO. Feb. A.-Two hundred and sixty
&C 4 2al Cole i 4 this city yesterday.
The American Baptist Home Missionary So.
cieiy celebrated its 5)th annivar yesterday.
The Illinois Central. Wabash aud other roads
ere refusing freight for southern points, from
Cs!ro doWr, Un account Of the submerged II. cks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Guilty of Wrong.

soma PEOPLE have q fashion of con tusinc e1.
cellen: remedies with the large mass OF patent
medicines" aid in this they ara guilty of q
wrong. There nre some ADVERTISED remedies
fully worth sill that is skod for them, and one
Of !easi we know oE-Aop Bittera. The writer
mas nal occasion to uae the Bitters in Just such
and has always found them to be frat clSs and
reliable dolng all that is clsimsd for them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Internal Machine.

BERLIN. Feb. PA FIRE cccurred on Tues
Day night ct the Berlin terminus OF tho Stcttin
Railway. 1t VI; caused By the explosion of en-
lnteicsl nscSine concealed 10 a box which had
been Insured 50 cootsioinirg valuable dress
goods. The seRdsr IF lh, bcx has bsen arres.-
cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Financial.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24-The sleek market
opened irregular but the general list WIS It's
per csot lower than yesterdays closing prices,
the latter fer Richmnnd and Danvile. Chess
pes 10 and Ohio is 4 per cent. higher. From
the opening up to IL O'clock The market hiss
c,ntioued irregular and unsettled. Richmond
and Alleghasy declined ] / and recovered per
cent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

SAVED BY HIS FAITHFUL DoG.-Ths Bay
City Trituoo says that oao day r,oeatly Bruce
Ray aad youager brother wsut huutiug in
Maple Fores: township. near Gtsylog. Mioh..
acd got lost 10 the woods. The next dsy they
~ero fund, Bruce being dead from cod, hunger
and exposure. Tho younger boy was still living,
his faithful dog having snuggled Up around
him, thus keeping bim warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Dead.

New YORK. Feb. 24.-Mr. j. Robert Spil-
ier, business manager and treasurer ter Mis-,
Mary Anderson for three years, died yesterday
sftercoon. He was we'll kuowa member Of The
M:s3aic fraternity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Waste 70 timt: dolsys have dangerous ends
II membr of your family is suffering With
slight cough or cold, don't wait until it develops
itself lato consumption. but procure at once
bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and cure that
c9uah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
To BE Hanyed.

DANvlLLE. Ia, Feb. H4.-Tne Hus,ings Cour!
q fi;ssy!vania county. yea.srd, ~ sentenced
D6cE Wright to be hung on the Slst OF March.
All enorts 10 procure communication OF hi5 sen.
tence bsva led.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Tie Washington Critic Gays: "aIvi, fixed
Virginia stste politics 10 suit his saste precisely,
Sc s.cr Mshone will return 10 the Nation al
Oapi.sl and direct his tmbidt 1!lous intsllect 10
national tfflry.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
The st. Lawrence River

severe c2ld OF the pat few days have damned
the ice il the r;vsr here, and several persons
crcsi sd ast hight on foot. It is bsfisyed tia:
The ice bri'gs iis fixture for the re,t Of the
winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Burning Of q Tho

WILNINToN, D.l. Feb, 24.-Ths NV York
Steam Jug Atlas WAS burned at Delaware CITY
THIS mcrnlpg. Tbs fra eiught from he cook
stove. There WAS 60 lass Of life,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Failure.

LONDON, Feb al. Steiner & Co., in tho
SIX trade at Zarick, havs failed. Their liza.
billIies are $4,000 pounds and their assets
2S 900 pcu3ds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
Another ReY0If.

LoNDcN. Feb. "A dispatch 10 tho Stand
:rd nom Tunis says: Four trbss on the frontier
OF Trlroll have revolted and burned Hannah,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Flour has lower tendency. tu! ne role 10
actual decline in prices Wheat is lower, sni
We rtvise quotations. The receipts src. sh.
and small sales were made to'dsy Of IL: lS5 rs
to quality. Germ is quiet snd easy, with !>L!
receipts. and SALES at 77at0 No Bye OF Cats
coming in, and quotations ire nominal. Ctun.
try produce is tcsrce and in dem md, a1d prizes
have considerably advanced, every thing 10 the
shape of truck bting quickly taken Bscoa
Quist and firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

"BLACK-DRAUGHTn makes cbil,s
amt fever impossible.
For sale by z. :. Leadbeater g. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

GEoRaETows CATTLE MARKET, Feb % =
st Drovers' Rest this wet k stm. 10 head were
offered. Prices ruled IS follows: Rest G. 81 CT
good e3A6 cts; medium to fair e3s6 Gle; !hin
steers. Oxen snd Cows Slt4 CTS; per ID Zone
$50 Sheep and Lambs offered; sales of Lambs st
CTS and Shet p At 6ac3 eta per h. Sem, 10 CoSi
and Calves were sold at 25iS5O each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

RICHMOND MARKET. Fst. 23--Ihe MARIE! Ii
very quiet and the receipts OF county produce
exceedingly limited. Tho only sales reported
on 'char sc to-day were few bushels Of Germ
at 82t93 Tor good to prime white.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

CINCINNATI Fec MARKET. Fob. g. beg
frm; common ard light 50ss7 II; rscsins
and butchers 6 CASTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

LYNcHBURa MARKET. Feb. 23.-TLe market
is inactive and receipts of grain small Flour
steady but unchanged with fair stocks. RI
ceipts Of Wheat light and quotations from liji
$50. Receipts OF Uorn connped almost et,irs'y
10 W(sssrI. Oats unchanged and Rye nominsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-31

opened the Chapel of Esse,in Stspleton as branch
Of hts church. declares that unless the chapeiis BET
ter attended he win close IL. The cost OF building
raised by Father Lewis. The coroher's jury IN
the of Isaac BOdine freight agent OF the staten
Island Railway, who was killed Py being crns ,ht
the deceased man came TO his death through MS
own careessneSs.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMArCA-The Committee Of the Queens Comfy
Board of Supervisors appointed TO investigate the
charges Of i'll treatment of tho patients at the ln'
sane Asylum. MneOla and other alleged abuses
at that Institution. continued their Investigation at
the Town Hall yesterday. No evidence oil Interest
was given
BABYLON-Tle first annual parade and review OF
the Fire Depar ment, Joseph Cumming Ch,et En-
gneer, took place yesterday afternoon Vls Mg
companies were present from Pearsall lsnp, free,
port Rockville Centre, Breslau, Patchogne and
Hampstead. Over 800 men were in line. Inc pro-
cesson after marching through the principal sttee1s
of the village halted at fOx's Grove, where al
dresses made by John t. Reid and Nelson "
Carman, jr.
LONG ISLAND CrTY.-There ia n feeling Of dissatis-
faction at the large mere in the assessed valua-
tion of the real estate. IN tho city, as made
by the present Board Of Assessors: The asses
sors claim that the increase ~ uniformly aOout
so per cent all property within the city limits,
but some property owners assert hat 1t reaches as
high as go per cent, and IL very uneqnallY aDp0r-
the matter to the Supreme Court. Their assess
ment this year is enormously Increased over that OF
last year.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MAMARoNECK.-Mr Sarah Smith residing on
French Hill, Atamaroneck is the owner OF
chicken with four legs.
Mt VERNON-In tho matter of William Dooling
of Mount Vernon. who a few days ago was adj
Judged by shcrff's jnry to be lunatic, County
Judge s. ID. Clifford yesterday appointed MIS- Mar
garet D0oing mother of the afflicted man, com
mlttee to have charge of his person and property
Ew-ROCHELLE.-Adam Kistinger, of Main-st,
New Rochelle was accidentally shot and Injured at
the rifle range. West New Rochelle, on Tuesday
afternoon The Dall passed through the ticshy part
of the thigh. The wound is not considered a dan
gerOuS one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-31

TO COME DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR BOYS sCHoun
CLOTHES TO PARENTS WHO HAVE NEVER DEALT
HERE OUR STORE WILL BE A REVELATION OBJ
CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY. THERE IS MOTH.
ING LIKE 1T UPTOWN, AND IN THIS VICINITY.
WHERE OTHER LARGE CLOTHING STORES
ABOUND OURS Is UNIQUE, IN THAT ALL THE
CLOTHING SOLD Is MADE on THE PrEMI4Es. AND
CUSTOMERS WHO FEEL INTERESTED MAY 60 Ua
INTO I'll + FACTORY AND LEARN HOW EXCELLENT
CLOTHES ARE MANUFACTURED on SCALE
LARGE ENOUGH TO MAKE POSSIBLE OUR REA.
sONABLE PRICES.
UNLIKE THE OTHER STORES WE KEEP BOYS
FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL KINDS AND CAN
SUPPLY LADS COMPLETE OUTFIT. INCLUDINa
HAT OR CAP ANOTHER POINT OF DIFFERENCE
Is THE GUARANTEE TICKET WE GIVE WITH Ev.
cry SALE, wARRANTING THE GOODS AND PRICES
BY AGREEING TO MAKE EXCHANGES OR REFUND
MONEY FOR UNSATISFACTORY GOODS RETURNED
WE OCCASIONALLY HEAR CUSTOMERS COMPARE
OUR PRCMPTNEss IN HANDING OUT THE CASH
FOR AN ARTICLE BROUGHT BACK WITH THE RE.
LUCrANCE OTHER HOUSES EVINCE IN PARTING
WITH MONEY ONCE PAID THEM UNDER VERBAL
PROMISES AS FAIR AS OUR LEGAL GUARANTEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-31
SUMMER RESIDENCES ROBBED.

Sands Point Long Island, was on Tuesday night
the scene OF a daring series of burglares he
summer residences of Richard OGOman. Henry
Arthur and John W. Harper were entered by thieves
and p, rsonal property OF considerable value
cured by them IL the two first places mentioned.
Mr. OGorman's house, which Ii directly opposite
the steamboat wharf, was entered about o'clock
through window opening on the lawn. The bolt
was pushed back by knife inserted between the
window sashes he burglars were unable TO pene-
trate further than the dining room. Here they
found a silver ladle marked "O'G and q number
of silver spoons. Plated ware that stood upon the
side board was broken and left. Mr. Arthurs house
stands next to Mr.. OGOnuans. 1t was entered
about o'clock. The burglar alarm was being
paired and when tho burglars entered the house
through a window of the buffers pantry the alarm
bell sounded family that Mr.. Arthur, after being
awakened by it thought he in supposing
il had rung aud fell asleep again. The thieves
sacked the house. going into Mr.. ArthuTs room and
taking $l10 from the poke OF suit OF
clothes that was on a chair his bed In another
room that was entered MIR. Arthur's daughter and
young lady visitor sleeping. Here the thieves
secured a gold bracelet. AT Mr.. Harpers house the
burglar alarm rang loudly the moment Il window
was raised and the robbers fled. 1t Is thought that
they were members of IA menhaden fishing boats
crew who had been seen III the village during the
previous day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-31
THE late SERGEANT TULLY.

The body of Sergeant Francis Tally, of Company
A, Ninth Regiment. who was Killed by the street
cars AL Second-a,e and Ninety seventh-st. on
August 20, and buried in Potters Field on HaIrs
Island, as an unidentified man, on account of the
failure of the police of the Twenty third Precinct
10 forward papers found OH the body to the
Morgue, was yesterday brought to the city by per
mission of the authorities. through the efforts of MS
stepfather, John +. Marden, OF No: $40 East
Thirty seventh st.. ana placed in the Morgue. The
Board of Health refused to allow the body to be
taken TO the house. which is occupied by several
families as IT was in an advanced state OF decom-
nosItiou 1t will be removed directly from the
Mor0ue to the Philadelphia train at 10 o'clock to-
day. A handsome but empty coffin stood in room
at Mr.. Tully's late home last evening, almost hid
den by a profusion of floral emblems. Mr.. Marden
stated to a TRBUNE reporter that he was satisfied
beyond doubt that the body that of his stepsc
delegation of Company a, Ninth Regiment,
called during the day to express their sympathy
with the family.