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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
The yvhigs of Troy TO the Wings of New
York.
Correspondents of The Tribune.

GofrespNnuSiicc OF Inc Irlbuue-
Tsoy March eNh, ISt5
FRlIND GsEElSy: The Wings OF Troy look for
ward with much interes, oyour APPROACHING Char
ter Election We hope that the Wings Will sepa-
rate themselves entirely from Na,ivisn,, give a
cordial suppo,, TO the Wing ticketin every Ward,
vote en- masst for Dudley Selden. and thus vudca,e
the Wing party and the Wing policy throughout,
the Union from the odium which you brough,
upon them BY your dese,tion ct your candidates
and your principles last Spring and las, Fall
We can scarcely expect you to cary the City,
while two papers which have held u command
ing position in. The whig party are advising
tive tickets Some Of Your New-York politicians
seem TO think aud &c; as if your City was the uni.
verse and not SIMPLY about an eighth part of this
State. II they could by any possibility be brought
70 reflect upon what might be the consequences OF
their political doinss aud misdoings beyond the
Island OF Manhattan, they would sometimes govern
themselves more discree,ly Even the folly of
Birneyism would no, have defeated us in this State
las, FALL if it had no, been for the greater folly of
Nativism. II any thing was gained TO us in the
City, which is doubtful, il was lost 10 us teniold
along the river and the line of the canals, at least
oo IN this city, 100 in Albany County, 200 in Sara
toga, and 200 IN Washington. We probably lost
one hai q ,he votes of the adopted citizenS who
nao oeIore oeen with U.s. An attempt was made
oy some Loeo, toSo stool pigeons 10 start Native
Pa,ssy mere Dur ihis was tare that We could not
suffer 10 grow npon the good Wing wheat field of
Troy. We plncked II up by the roots. and cas-, II
intoi fre. The policy and exped,ency of onr
course has been justified BY The result of oar Char.
ter elecnoa, at which the LocoFoccs did not elect
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
The Wings of Pennsylvania to th"ir breth-
rcn In fhe City of Ncw-Y orl.


PnlLApgJPHA, March 9TH. lsi5
H. GREELEY, Eeq-ucT SH:--lt the Wings oi
New-YorS haer with what deep interest We view
the preparations for the Spring Election IN yonr
City, and The anxiety we manifest for the result,
an sure there is not friend OF Henry Clay IN your
midst, but what from pride, if nothing more, would
Exert himselfto secure the triumph Of his and our
principles
The Election here has passed, and the result Is
gratifying only TO Wings. The noise oi the cannon
has hardly died away celebrating the Inauguration
of Polk, ere we are called upon 10 rally al The bal
lot box, and what do we seel A heavy, vct-
.orious vote polIed in opposition to Loco-Focolsm
and Native Amercanism. If New-York will be
true to herself on the Sth Of April, ii will give new
hopes, a new life 10 the Wing part, throughout
the unlon-and old Connecticut too II the Wings
OF tina; gallant little State knew with what trembling
anxiety both parties are looking TO her not Wing
vote would be lost, and this would insure Wing
victory. The Election which was held IN that State
one year ago, and which opened the Presidential
campaign was not viewed as of so much nnpor.
lance as the present Election Is. Let them keep IN
mind that the Texas and Tariff questions may de-
pend on her vote and all will be well. Yours,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

AcoJ1rrtr OF REV. joy II. FAIcHHp.-The
Court half past eight saturday morning. and Jadsa
WaShbur,l proceeded - charge them very great le;-t.
Tile gy retired =; 20 minutes before eeTei rG. liser
debeFaou OF u hours hey came in With verde: oi
" .e gsiay Befyrc II was @l.noIuce' the SseriH re-
ques:et The AuoDce 70 express neither appreciation Hor The
reverse II the result bat when :le foreman Responded
The usual question, pu. by the Clerk, NCr cuY. t,re
oU;bUrst Il app 7' which couid not b restrained.
TIE reason why the jury ont .oa= WAS hat,
before .aNr. ay VOTE they yet into stoi:c tlmi-
uaon Of HE entire hy Of evidence, a discussed every
material fo:n which under Il Having thoroughly
performed This preliminary e d 1t a. taSer, Ai II
was nesrlv unanimous t1r squitta second oiiio
Immediately al iae vote unanimous, =n verdict
agreed 20 acc5Ti:ngly.
A Ssan As the coal.o;ion created v The arn5rre-e,,
Of this Sul. hA3 ub>ided Hr. FarcAd a,o-e and,
manly AMI Impressive, yet deepy iee slcIef addressed
The Court i1 The following terms;
Nay 4 ils4Ss youT hoDo--HaNs been acquitted By I
ur u. my COUNTRY. wish the :irst
ainen; eata HAT Tie g.an5 jary lad found b' % IL
dicItrI asGES; Ce 5eieruie ed and meet the
scc-ssuon oon l. coad, acting ui,c5 CT GUiy
20 rr.eif Gthe ahyicc u counsel. determined 20 reiuI
1the Oh! RIy STATE. this good CITY OF S,on - ~ form
G acuznatnees and friends whom h-d i&bor-
81 to- fifteen years II The so-ge ministry, i y ha l1 been
and :houel EIjer the os0demnaticu cf ecclesiastical
council teu1d host Of friends cheer an comfort NE
have submitted mysef tothe laws, IS ! good ctzen
Soad II, and the rS1t : 6sior= yo DGT1ss tie tai
nv u1oua has been closed, but declare with 81
uieInry. and ia he presence q ny Aaser .It Jrsge.
thu. an innocent II lie crime charged Gpcu
The forgving mercy OF Asisbty cod Tbe Es the ago
ns which ihey r4use; e.dure, no tongue can
tell They have oTsGriii sd aine almos: pavC-ty
sa VII rgst IL The Iarl and lear evil According 10
the decree OF the i3;e ccSuc Exe.sr. rss.os
20 that ministry n Which have e:teavJ-ec 10 iahCr Wit
ali etl foE thirty years and beng restored H. cics
greatly re.ee wi! orlx add that thank your honor
to- your patience and ;lraiy IL he seae Of you-
dGtr ase thank ths eoGn.y attorney a- hts cur
tesy and lie JAZZ To- their iu,t and righteous Ts-!et
Wien Hr ESir1t and hs wife cGt cf :he eoC-t-
hoGs they were received by sheui ae- SE0ut of ethus
xstie cheers
Besides being OF Business for yex, Nr. FairchA
hss been subjected expense sout Sy sccourt
Of the charge which las been brought against him, and be
Is poor man thxt IS cs- be called pocr who
possesses sne noble, hiehspirIfed. aot t-ue-hsartt
vile IS Mrs ? has shown he-sef he b. her osTotuu 10
he: husband throughout lie fear ortesl which be has
passed Boston Pest
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
A one,tion In PolIlIenl Arlthmetic.

lf,he Native Common Cornell have really saref
so much money as their orators say they have-or
have saved one red cent-how comes it that they
have applied to the Legislature tcrpower tax the
City for a sum of sal9,sss ,aorc than the last
VINO Corporation tlSiS) asked for?
n, B-This enormous addition is asked for the
items OF H'atoi, Lamps aud Gas and Couaty Ca,-
tpgeacies, and has nothing TO do with the interest
on the Croon or other debts Of he City.
When th,s question SAal! h,v7 been answered,
we shall ash more Tins pretty playofi oi Loco
Foco and Native eN'ravasance, one asalns, the
other, has gone about far enough. The Journal OF
Commerce and Evening Post mus, have convinced
al candid readers that WmG COMMON CotNolr
is mpera,ivelv needed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

single officer except by Wing votes. They
showed their sympathy tor eooP,eo ct.t]eu= y
nominating one for Alderman IN me tith Tslo,
and snolher for constable in the Elehth, sno then
voting agalnst ano oeISduhS 'ti'A', '-'' common
trek of Loco-Focoism.
The Courier & Enquirer censu.es you In snarp
terms for calling the Annexation OF Texas oy It's
right name III, Tszds Jntgalty, and tor denouhcing
il as scheme Tor extending the area OF slavery ana
strengthening the slavehoidng interest al the south.
Is not the Courier aware hatIts OWE ccuIse IN rela-
ton to this T1as iyigtsity has done serious injury
TO the Wing cause Both the Abolition and Loco
Foco organs quote il as being IN favor OF me Al
nexs,ion OF Texas. Il Is quoted as 4 leading wing
journal Now, Loco-Focos and BIrDeyItes VINO
would have voted for Clay for the purpose OF de-
feating Annexation, adhere TO their party Tor tear
after all that the Wings would finally De induced
TO carry through the iniqultous measure Inc
Courier is partly RESPONSIBLE tor repelins ihese
men from our ranks The CoureT must share win
IN. Loco Foco and Birney papers the responsibility
Of having nisrepresented and ias;iled Clay views
and opinions upon The subject.
The Courier Is extremely horIiled al your lean
ing towards AboIitionism which Il assumes to Dr.
teci in your plain speaking upon slavery IN general
and tfe TerGs ,nfouisp In particular. Now there i
no danger whatever that you or any other good
Wing, will ever JOIN the sefstyled Liberty Party
But rs between iae Native and the Liberty Parry,
the latter is much the most respectable. ne Tor
iner is founded IN d nanow-mInded ana plgo'eo
enInltv 10 natuIallzed citizens o! lhe Naiohc ldtH
the lsi,er is founded IN sincere love oi liberty and
hearty hatred Of Slavery The former Is the off
spring Of Sectarian zeal furious TO do exactly what
It conference.-the latter Is the child Of enthusiasm,
wasting iiself in we-neant but mistaken efforts 10
reduce a democratic theory 10 practice Both iac,
lions are in the wrong, The former liz means snd
ends and the latter IN the means used 10 accom-,
piish right ends, and true Wings viii keep alool
from both.
hs for adopted citizens, they should neither be
Aaiiered nor irowned upon kicked nor couried, but
addressed as other citizens are II they choose by
their political action TO bring down rum upon the
land which has gwen them an asylum. 20 support
he party whose Tiucp.es tend TO establish IN ,his
county the same system Of tyranny and oppression
from which they have fled, the sin be upon their
own heads.
10 defeat. let us die fighting for Wing principles,
with the Wing flag flying over our heads
A WHO EVER AND ALWAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Narrow Escape.
CorTeSpcalencc of The Tribune.
pEiLApELPBlI, Frilavnisht.

PHiLApErrHrA Friday night. March IS.
hasten to iu0rin You Of the narrow escape wade
while passing over the New jersey Eaiiroad To-day, our
way this city. The were gong az al uncorsiaony
a>t rae, between sdown ad da-S. when arrived At
IRE New Brunswick bridge The River RsTiIaa whea
the draw entirely taken Or The engineer did not dis
coye. that fac; until within three Cars lengths OF
The ;rec men ;oSe,he. with the engineer Pr: their whoe
force upcu the breakers and c4ping from the engine ard
eaceT and throwing sticks ri d before the wheels ci
The happily stopped the ,Ias, enc
han5red An1 city lives have been sacrificed b. the
clfeSSnssS snd IehseHce OF TIA; Company. These : =
oEltSc eUilt 10 from high Iido ws,st. il,
20 signal whatever when The draw os,. uSf,
standing with little as hand which in this instance he
h4l forgotten 20 rSise II line.
Sl'IO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
TrinI OF Boughton & Rig Thun,;cr') Con-
cIudcd-No Verdict.
Correspondence OF the New-YorS Tribune.

HupsoN, March 90 1915
The trial of Smith A Bough,on, or Big Thun-
der was concluded on Friday night, and on Sal
rday morning Mr. JORDAN, counsel Tor the
prisoner, commenced summing up. He spoke
about five hours; and, IN his able, arsumeu-
a,ive eloquent address Tie ejury aptua;ei the
evidence which show that the sheriff robbed
Of his parers J GrGBgeaea and that the S Thunder
and doah several OF the Jurors, that the Sheriff was
about much blame in the transaction the prisoner,
rno; more 80.
The Attorney General. IoHN NAS BUEES. ESQ. summed
up or The part the prisoner, aud spoke from o'clock Ia
D. (he hour rccCss a.d from the assembling Of the court
NJ o'cock until nearly 10 o'clock i. II. Considerable
ieresi ielt in Mr. yAS BURESs maiden effort G tie
county his BIRTH and The Colrt Room crowded ~,
capacity by the laie d gentlemen OF the city and
surrounding towns Al agreeaoy disappointed A.
The speaker acquitted himself IN ttt Ill! high
cre 10 himself and tie cGolou' soil Of Old Columbia, that
las furnished the State and Nation with
TIE Judge Parker) commenced h.s cl1rgr 10 The jury
nt about 10 o'clock J. NJ. which occupied about half al
hour. The charge able and was well cilcaa-
Ted TO prepare the Is Of e gr convict the prisoner
The jugy retired inmediniely alter TIE ,srse by the c
and had no agreed upon verdict ~ O'Clock his mo5n
ing. IN a probability tleyNy not asrce understand
tia eight OF them stand for conviction, and four io'
acquiit5i. The our iett. OF the infected districts
The numerous other indictments against BOushi0n ard
Bejen. and the other Indian antreu,ers. have been laid
ovcr The OF the Cifcut Court. Yours. L.
$ The Cour; met this (sunia) evening It 10 O'clock
and the Jury came in ami announced that they eosi
sorc Tie Judge called upon each juror separately. au1
every man EXPRESSED rs conviction hai they were ke
together for year they would be unable - agree upoa
verdict and tAen ;hey were di.cargel Eylf F"eIe i1
scGai.il. ard r couyicaH. Two were willing =
agree e!!her 10 acituiit1l or CONVECTION
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
BOARD OF Assistant Aiaer1nen

WI. fyEKBELL. Esq. IN The chair
Peg-Ey iF Atea-r rlm s.iniry persons for ihs res-
ulatou o ~ sou svenu from 5th l2l streets. aud bug-
lg 8sr iIoni 18th 70 3t strrts I Committee on ROADS
BIZ he s,naFro tie sane for altering ana r.i.ns grade
Of Aadona'eus, the jhayenDe 3ist ed lnd Sd To
Rspcrf,-Ofthe Commit:e on Police yvatch and Prisons
or Coumjtte, Street; relative sunk=n lot,
tween ayenues : a g. anil NH aud i2th Adopted
Of th- 7reln favor Of iaeSins feet de through
the westerly sidewalk Of avenue a, from I'd u t streets
},e COMMITTEE an wharye in favor Of coneurring will
r. Boar of Aldermen - The sautioa ioF extending bulk
in ityaf oi 5uiidng baikhead alDn. Gauepac- Com
tn vqr Of anJi= .yor Of hosting iiazs GU
Cts t!s 90 {eiferea' lsfti-1ly, uh APRIL CoaGunec
Ia favor q ,aandi#s Lo,- 60. No. CoBeurred
In favor ofarpogtos JaHT serell of .e Cay Sur
avor o pfa etc 9th street. from, avenue to avenue
Rsps sela,se stone tr7ek way. in Broadway Con.
Assessment List for gsavias Grand street, flom Centre ST.
10 B0Nefy Concnusd IN
same IS g. seTseT ia s7me. C1rcau-d ~.
isr2s Of he Committee o. Rod. aud Canals and crotoo
Aiasas ~, & 1y3r 9 an anentHe"t to The ordinances e;iye
fros Baerd 2? .15e7aenla favor Of constructing a
sf1oris S;.ss % ,snn is0 feet Of Vack Conenncd
Il ~; q fae.ng vacant lots on ih street. be,wera sta
f1,0ig;'-By r. lt Cin'ock-.rit the Keeper Of Black
vel Island report as to furniture maze tie ISLAND. Adog
IA f,er Of .pgia,pg Benjamin 3. Ie,rrie Inspector Of
Report III salsct OF Wharfage TO Committee on
-
IL isnr Of bn'ldnc ssefin ii street. from nion Place
10 ~ ~ aT-nrr To oarnitt'e on Roads and Caral5
IL lsyoE u buliing E-yeaifs1ert froCi Fth
20 >.Ith-ay-fu-s. C0lcurrsd a.
ia ltT0g cl reeDi3tiDz iitgse; from the Rioouineisiy
roaG = Tie Et-ililraf ehUa. torcarspi iu
iA70L q eonstrctiaa sewer ia FnteeH;isue frcni
M ~ - tz ~ 3 2 Az Iea71itiee ea Roads 4nd Canals
r ia 2li sIIIli-lr-nnes. ConcuT.ed in
FROM Boeyd Of .9Eaega=eiE regulating sis
stfe from Eoarth Si1i To Comm. Strert.
cine ~ - ssl s;f. from Fourth aad III. Bloom
Z in2til Tusd sane Committee
"a itVor ni HgEiEg ,0uT si1sga of Fifteenth str.et
bsi'f@-ii Eis'Ih aad N.nIA avenues CoGsuEfed
~ ttycE Tor rs-aus s1I~nsrs IL Po
Eotine ,sa T. r iefryei b. the C5unr u Rlchrnou4Z
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
yyhnt the WING. th,nI. orr.
From Ne LoirN Mats. Courier.

DUDLEY SELDES.-Thls gentleman has been
nominated BY The Wings Of New York for Mayor
of that CITY We have watched with great inter
est the progress If the canvass which has been go
ine on with increased spirit, Cor several weeks.
The peculiar circumstances attending IL have clothed
il with more than ordinary interest, Mr.. Selden
and the great body of the Whigpa IN New York,
whose organ is The Tribune have tnken broad
and liberal ground and they MAINTAIN IL win siiiit
and great talent, II is the true ground, and we
hope that the Wings in all parts OF the couR'ry.
vii raise their voices in response to their breihren
IN New York. and wish them God speed.
The Tribune and Mr.. Selden are opposed by the
Courier rnd Enquirer, and other OF the Wall street
press, whose sympathles are on the side OF NAM
mon rather than Of philanthropy. The Wastrcet
press represen, but very small portion oi The peo.
ple, and we rejoice al II. Mr.. Selden Is engaged
IN addressing nightly, large and enthusiastic assem-
blages oi the people III the various wards, and II
,vc are permitted nudge from reports which comes
to Us. with great effect. We have but faint hopes
that he will succeed 10 the Office oi Mayor; but
whether he succeeds or not, he IS dong noble
service 10 the cause of enlightened freedom and
genuine American principes--a service which will
last beyond the mere excitement OF the day.
There are thousands and tens OF thousands al
warmhearted andhard. handed young men, and old
men, too, IN America, who are mbued with sentl-
men,s such as are expressed by the Tribune and
Mr. Selden; and ihey will rally one man, around
1 standard on which are inscribed such noble pFin-
riples They are tho genuine WuCS OF the coun-
ry. They are Conservative when Conservative
ism means 10 hold tas, and defend that which Is
good. aud true, and Rcpubhcas. They are radical,
when radlcalIsm means the eNtlrpatlon OF abuses.
They believe in progress They seek the ameliora-
non OF the great human family from whatever
evils press upon it. They fgh, the battles of free
dom. The seek TO eNa)t and ennoble, not 10 pull
down and destroy. Success, then, we say. 10
DUDIEY SELnRN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Police Office.

Professor Coward complains tha; injustice done lin
in the notice c his Yesterdays papers He says
the Young man who paid him the $40 justly Indebted
to him ar three weeks board and lodging besides several
articles Of stayncry Sc and that he always ready 70
give the stipulated lessons
\ countrynan relieved Of S2l yesterday In a mock
auction store which he gave something bearing the
b,lcc watch which, however, had l!ttle internal evi-
dence Of being
burglary was committed at 23s Ninth street. aud lot
Of valuable clothing stoo The house No. II Elm 81 was
also broken open.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Court of Common pIens.

.loD.s Smith vs. PItrci Ra1sri5-Assaut and Battery.
Mr. T. went TO collect some Of the plaintiff. when
culty occurred between thcm aud fight took place, IN
which - iari"'' Ito iriuG- pciiun
for damages. For dcisucc, cuuicnded that Mr. H. did
not strike blow and that threw weight at Its
head. Verdict Tor lllntLi. $50
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Tn-Dny,s Outside.

Firsi Pags-Tae Albany Bridge Question; New F"bli-
cations, The Spirit OF Na,ivsm lntoerant; Street., and
Street Practices; Trouble the Baptis;s; The Ger
man Catholic Church News Items.
Las Pdge-ComplaR;s Of the Poor The Indians Of The
Far West; the Missing Packet Ships Commercial and
Money Matters; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
CITY AFF Al Il :
MONUAN
HonrI Of supsrvi.ors.

M. Honor the Mayor 10 the Char. .,.,.t
Ste r,itios or relief ircm assessment. were received
IT, f,,n,ee ON ASSIGNMENT. reported III t.voroi rel't
ct,tios assessments and ad'er'e' 20
bs hi Gi he sheriff Tor sI9. and ihe Couny 'f Tor
S-Jg We're CrJlt .ed 90 h. iai'.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
D. FRANCIS BAcoS, Presid,at.

Secrstsr1r.
RoyEKT D. HoLHEs, WILLIAM KowE
MIR. BAcox on taking the Chair spoke briefly as
10 the present position and responsibilities oil the
Wings OF this City and showed by the published
opinions Of Mr. CLAY that DuDLEY SELDEH and his
friends occupy precisely the original Wing ground
on the subject Of the Naturalization laws and the
rights Of citizens of foreign birth. He appealed
strongly 10 the people IN behalf OF the Wing Doml-
nations for the Mayoralty and IN the Wards not
only on the ground OF justice and expedlency but
for the reason Of their pre-emineDt qualifications
for Office.
Wm f. ROBINSON Of New Haven was then In
troduced, and welcomed with enthusiastic applause.
He spoke with great feeling and effect on the
character and purposes Of the Native rary, and
was listened to with great attention, interrupted
only by loud expressions of assent and delight HIS
rare Irish humor vented itself in the most amusing
anecdotes and drol illustrations which added force
10 his just and eloquent arguments The audience
parted from him with strong reluctance.
Mr.. SELDEs was received with the most hearty
cheers and with prolonged demonstrations OF salts
faction. He spoke but briefly, though with great
force and justice, being much exhausted by long
speech which he made IN the Thirteenth Ward in
the early part Of the evening, where an unusually
large and spirited assembly had been gathered
He gave the most anima,ing accounts OF the spirit
and determination Of the Wings as cvinced in the
ELEVEN Wards, where he had already addressed
the people.
The meeting adjourned at a quarter before ten,
with every evidence Of satisfaction, and with
strongly expressed expectations Of success.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

THE EMrIKE.-By the advertisement, in another
column win be tha; this tavOrite Steamer has
sumed her place soz The season in the Sew-Ycrk Albany
and Troy Line ard VIII leave this Cty every Monday and
"Wednesday evening, a; O'clock under ,he cou,m1nd CT
Capt r. b MACY whose high Qualifications for his
well known and appreciated by the traysas public
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

HYxRv GAYS Blxru,pAy GgLEEEAr,oN.-The
unsons,s Association viii, that iatSfashe spirit which
is ose ol their characteristics, hayr determined to eel bat
The ath day of Hzxxr CLAY by prsssSu. The syirg Of
one hundred guns Sc SC. Al he Wings the city and
the aaaccn, e invited TO ic!n with them on
the OCCASION ss reference the advertisement, w
be seen tha, ,aey meet "Wednesday evening the - April
to make final preparations. attend taeSr patriotic
undertaking.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

N7- CArToy.Do not be deceived by any usseriors of
Others in regnul to the Magical Pam Exrnctlr. Now that
the true article from Comock & Co us ohtnned such on
immense sale. myfiad oi these wofie who lazy 10
work for hOnes livelihood by get er
LIVING b. selling limitations oi ti scr. Wa appeal the
tnnsan who have received such sgnn benefit by using tle
article from ConNlock 4 Co II they baye any humanity
chuon Their friends using h,irle benpg
OF PHin Extractor, unless tic of Comstock ia fac
simle found the box Tins Will always be sure proec
ton from imposition.
e., Is particular and buy only of Comstock & Co. q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Coropcr,s Office.

AT 80. Hammond stscet. on the body Of William Bran
aan, ~ years nge. native OF iceland. The deceased
suddenly taken I'll Saturday while work on 4
building and died atcrwaid. He liborcr ana
in the habit al lnducing freely in the Of arden.
spirits. Verdict death by congestion Of the lungs.