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was crowded with Tsilors, and also the SKIN
Ward Hotel. Last night al enthusiastic rally vas
nareat the latter . ace At uhich vsri1Is Pa as or
the amelorston oftte condition q the railors wee
discussed. Adjourned 10 AN. from shich time
the Society viI constantly be in session TIL the
usual hour in the evening
TIE GERHAE TAILoEs held = permanent meet
ing yesterday all The lime They resolved that TIE
t.ilors making custom work should also strike AID
remain On the lSouthern work strike which the
employ ers bad sustained until the entire bill o.
prices shAI be adopted by every employer IN the
Cifv
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OREGON.
,.s,.us-GoId Mines on Rogue River-L"
-" Dor, DC.


Dor, &cs
o.. have received by the OA'0 lies OF ''e C'e
so.etatOy to May 80 from which We 'AAs VIC
s.Ovipg interesting items
The Geyernor's Message.
rAs Legislature Of Oregon mex VI .N' 80
Ma, The following is an extract from Inc "'''..
pors Message; l..u,on,, ,,i,h
RI. s.t.bl,bment Of peace and harmony VITO
49, Indian tribes scattered over zoe 1efI'oy upoI
..ecure and lasting basis, - measure y. 'i' ''
;moortance to all and this l an naPPy 'ay'
Ssi hssn accomplished at comparatively niue eA,
u.s. 90 o,r CxovsrnmeDt for Ia 10 instance nave
Pes ,Lro reUard for the apprehension OF
III oeTsons or paid them Tor wrong doing; aud
ssrr yelations with all the flOes' eAcePhhS Tue
cL..tas ar Rogue River Indians, are Of The most
E,pdIy Kind. 1t is my intention 70 Vlsit hogae
H. xitbin a few weeks, and endeavOr 10 place
~, ,els;iopS with TIE Indians Ia that part Of our
,s,,itory on friendly footing, which at this time,
!. ysry esirable as it is probable that large por-
ion of our population will soon be engaged IN min
ing operations Ia that quarter.
A large and growing interest OF THIS Territory,
which demands your attention, is its commerce. and
the facilities connected with It's successful prosecu-
non The delays and terrors heretofore connected
Nth the entrance OF the Columbia River have in a
great measure disappeared, by the survey and ex.
nlorstOn Of what is known as the south channel OF
/ at noble river. For this valuable service we are
Indebted to Capt. White, an eminent pilot, formerly
Of New York, who, for several months past mas sue
ces.lully conducted through it, without single
DAY delay, ali vesGels wishing 10 cross the bar
Through his fundamentally it Is now demonstrated
be, oud doubt that, with good pilot neither dan
ger nor detention need be aPprehended, but on the
onuary, crafts Of all kinds may cross In and out
with esse and safety. This use'alservlce, regret
% add, has not been adequately compensated by
the 4 es which the board on plloEage has deemed 1t
pohtic to impose on ships navigating the river. A
int regard to the cement of our commerce,
by the laying of moderate CHARGES upon vessels IN
return for such service found TO be inconsistent
With fair and liberal compensatiOnto Capt. White,
which may secure continuance OF his laoors 10 our
behalf And / think justice to what has already
been done, no less than proper reward Tor what
be may 90 hereafter, demand that allbera provision
10 bis behalf should be made by the Legislative
Assembly"
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
ED WARD PQX

FORMERLY ~, AND NOW 2ls BROAowAY, be.
IL tween Barnum's celebrated Museum and 9onlns pop-
uar Hat Sore. AID opposite g. Psars Chlrch The pro-
phetor would respectfully his numerous %.
irons and public, thar his and splendid store re-
Gently sal upon The site Of tho old Chemical Bank has Just
been finished. lh internal arrangements, which were
solely made with view lhsir adaptation every branch
OF bis extensive business and him fully TO meet
the pressing demand for garments made by him. are now
completed.
This large and commodoas opened ystur.
day the 18th OF June 1880 with and elegant assof-
meni Of superior CLOTHS, CA55IaERE5, vEsTiNGs,
nc &c. due regard has been had 10 the procuring of
competent persons 10 I'll the cung Department. and In
instance q misfs be anticipated
The facilities which be possesses In tho importation
Of Foreign and Domestic 0oodstheir purchase being al
ways effected the cash prime pls hin IN assert
Ing that be may with great proprey s'ss thsl no house
In this ciEy or IN the United states Il any time claim
v.shp IN the solid advantages which be 10 now prepared
70 Offer 10 . discriminating community.
Diplomatic Army and Navy uAifonns made In conform
ity 70 the order Of The General and STATE Goysrnmen add
Ia all cases warranted 10 give sstisfs :tiOn.
The varied and magnificent stock Of readymads Cloth.
inz embracing the styles and latest fsshlons which
has been got up on and improved principle made Of
superior materials and sold At prices unusually nodsrsas,
neminetny worthy Of ne confederation Of The public
yll lmeodh EDWARD FOX
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ANTHONY }. SLEECKER Aucuonser
o0 VALUABLE COTTAGE SITES At NEW
COBRlGhfON, STATEN ISLAND, Ar AUCTION
ANTHONY j BLEECKER will sell al suction on
THURSDAY, July 18th. at y O'Clock, al the MerchanIS
Exchange. the following valuable property viz:
AT NEw.BRIGHTOs, STATEN lsLASD.-SJ valuable cot.
sge ,es ssted ON La Fsyelts O. odhue Clinton avs and
on R chmoud.lesce TysOn Second and Fourth sts Ths
propefty 10 located for village residences
upon hish ground inerseced by broad avenues coogu
ous to Churches schools and hourly ferries to this city With
prospect ofdsssb cottages being erected 5000 upon ad
iseet property altogether presenting fzvor.bis an OPP
nornpity Tor Investment - any sale made this season.
Lithogrs pho msps with terms and further Psfieuns
,iopeer BrJad-st Ul4D jyl7 Dn
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Miscellaneoss.

TIA DssERrERs-rhe whole de.achmo,, -
sooP' have returned from the pursai. Of deseT,s,.
Mutae "me seventeen deserters with the n
Aos' miserable and famishing condition. m VOC
.A'acer thbty.ive IN namber, bad made a CAM
Closed the klameth, and thus escaped. Ba,
"a Pssloie they escsped the hands Of frieads 10
- '1'o The arms o. hofrid death by Starvation
GOV LAM AID ROGUE RIVER COUP Gov. Line
SOU u Ne kOsoe riger 70 Desot ate II possible.
ses9 si,h tie lneians in that region, p-epara'o.
." a"Aig The gold mines iheis IL i. the aov
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Veu.ehald iiarkets.

Our report is omtted for want Of room Ihe
markets are thoroughly filed with green apples
and pears. Afaw peaches have appeared. Meat
and fab are &. old prices. RasPberries are about
gone; Blackberres and Whorseberries are a'un-
dant
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR soJi

"A a. Tarytown, N. Y A NEWMAN, Principal.
In iris Institution young gentlemen VIII oe 1nof0lsoIy ~
sirucIed In all the branches Of &C Engsh and ClAsslA
education, requisite for commercial pursuits or sntns
college. - -. -.
There are TWO terms IN year saeh I'VE Lnontns fhs
GUNNER term commencing the brat of May and ms
Winter or the 6rst OF November. Terms reasonsDis
Circuar. con aiming particulars, references, kc can %
cbnip ed al spadng shephards bookstore ls1t Broad
way New-York or b. acdressing ac1e 20 ns Principal
zny2n eodu
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Trade of Oregon.

CoLLEcToRs OfTlCL, AsToRlAI May 6, l65O.
DEAR Sir lnclosed you have the exports from
thu port during the nine months ending with De-
csnber 81, 1870 and in separate table those Of
TIE quarter ending with March 81. 1t is to be
noted that these contain only the articles entered
10 the maniiests, and not the ship stores
saemet q Exports from the Port Of Astoria T. AprR
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a. A. hEhWIn AGcuoneer.
DY BANGS, PLATr g. 90. Uore 2N srcsdrsJ.
DPsncuar attention given the sale Of PfvaGs Lbss'
dee Cash advances made when desired
FrFTY-sECOND NewYORK rRADE SAILS.
MONDAY Gam q lg50


Fhe undersigned announce lho next RGGU LAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper, Stationery, Stereotype Pla,es
Binders Materials, &C. 10 commence on MONDAY tho 9h
Of September to be conducted the yegua
noss 40 the last Ooe az sold on the following terms
On sll purchases from the whole catalogue amounting To
$3.50 and upward four and ,ix b. credit; Pur.
hase, from the whole cstaos less than $50 sud more
than 00 four hs credit and all purchases ess Than
tCO cash discount ofoue per cent viii Do allowed on
al puTchsIes exceeding Sl,0O.
They request that for the catalogue be fnlshed
imedisielY he printing viii be commenced Al 40 early
iAy.
The nsual cash advances will be made receipt OF
goods, when desiFed. BANGS, PLATr co.
204 Broadway.
At PpIvArE sALE-sOhn's Popular Library SERIES
Compes Of these very desirable and select WORKS
offered he trade aud Others compiling the Stand
ard Library, 6l vols; tie Scientific Library, vos; he Al
tquAian Library, IS ycs the Classical Library II vols
aLd the Illustrated Library tneW series including LOdgss
Portraits Of Ilustioup PsrsOnages Of Great Britain. The
volumes sold separately N desired new is has jusi
issued Of lie various works, and may DO had al he
store
Junius letter. with ali The notes of woodfsPs ediron
schlegsIs Lectures Modern History Lamsrtine's His
tory u The French Revolution Humb0lts Views " IA
tnre Hand Boob Of Oames and new and popular ransis
dons Of Bophoces, Eschylas, Aristotle, Guhpdes and
Virgil
Also, LAIdneTI Popusr Lectures on Science and Arr
soDs FsrmerE Ency copedia, GneDons great 90
Mich Cows rbAeSs Principles Of greulture De rocque-
ylss Democracy IN America lions SOngsIsI Benners
Double Entry Bookkeeping svo and wses Aerousurrs.
Dr. Fishers Work Small Pox and Vsriolod, 40, with
cOlOTed plates.
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An account Of the imports would furnish no salts
hcory results, as the oargoes Of vessels entering
he Columbia are mostly OF small assorted lots, aud
hbosgh in the aggregate are of considerable value
nl cannot be Gscertalned IN detail.
GEORGE GIBBS.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

CREyAssE AT BURLIsGToS- During the great
storm Of last week the Delaware rose TO an unasal
hight ct this place, and Saturday night the bank
below the city gave way, and the tide poured in
upon the meadows with terrible fury. Adxelling.
house near the bank OF the river was filed with
water to the depth Of several feet, snd the family
took refuge in the upper room, screaming from the
widows for the neighbo's - come TO their rescue
A gentleman hearing their cries, hastily dressed
himself and set off 70 relieve the distressed He
soon found himself in the midst Of the waters
which bad risen SO suddenly and so high that he
vas beyond his depth and after swimming some
time he reached apple tree, in which be rested
himself until boat was procured and he was ia
ken home again With the return Of the tide the
water subsidized.
On Monday evening the Common Council met
and took the necessary measures to repair the
damages done to the bank, and to prevent the re.
cure nce Of similar disasters in future.
Correspondence Newark Daily Adv.
Loss OF PEACHES AND APPLEs.-We learn from
q large peach grower Of Morris County. that the
crop of that fruit was materially injured by the gale
OF Thursday night In numerous instances the
trees were entirely uprootedi and in others, the
weight and foliage Of the limbs caused them TO be
brOken off and the fruit destroyed. In ths, region,
it Is also said that at least one-half Of the apples
have been blown of. Daily Adv.
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Gold In oregon.

While our citizens have been quietly preparing
10 20 to Rogue River TO dig for gold this sumner,
they have been aroused 10 unusual eXcltement by
The discovery OF rich mine In another direction.
The opinion is gaining strength daily, that one OF
he rcte est mines on the shores OF tue PAclhc, has
been discovered in the Spokan country, some 400
nies from this city, and up the Columbia. We
are assured by Capt N. Crosby who saw it, that
tie sand which was brought from the Spokan, was
IN tn bulk, about one quarter gold. We have
always felt confident that there was gold on Pow
der and Burnt rivers, aud this discovery on the
s,oksn, will still more fully confirm the fact that
lie middle region of Oregon Is TO become the grand
Il Dorado OF the day.
Doe party is on its way to the region of this new
tscUvery II not already there, and others are pre-
,uing to follow. On the return of messenger,
tbO IL expected here in week or two If he con-
I'm the report, there will be q general rush for
hat country In view Of this fact, Sub Indian
Agent has gone up the Columbia to prepare the
botns for a new state Of things which Will lmme-
disley commence in their country.
Toe country in which this gold has been found is
one Of the healthiest in the world and If the mine
hsi be found TO extend over large region Of that
ushhy, 1t will soon be teeming with an overflow.
ag PoPnla;on, attracted thither by the double al.
Eement Of gold and health.
We suppose that there will also be a considera.
Ne mining business done this season on the rivers
tOns the southern border of Oregon, as many per.
sts VITO have been 10 California have convinced
aenseiyes that Rogue river and other streams in
ID, vicinity Will afford profitable "diggiHgs."
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errors intention to explore that section OF greg
pretty thoroughly with reference to is mineral re-
sources.
PRcys OF LABOR IN ORTGON-For the inform.
alton OF persons wishing TO emgrate = Oregon,
wevill say that lsborers Of all kinds are mG'h
wanted here. Carpenters are receiving from - 10
sl2 per day. Common day laborers 81 n IS per
day TGilors charge ego FOR making dress co.,
and from - 10 sO for vests and pantaioons. School
teachers are in very great demand, and a. their
Own prices.
As to the emigrants, who talk Of Oregon let
them come on. Here we have the greatest plenty
Of the two prime articles health and money. With
these snd an abundance Of provisions We bold
great inducements to emigration 70 this country.
CAUSES HAvE CoSyEssED-We are informed
that Telokite now admits that he did strike Df.
Within an with his Ratchet, es testified by Ms.
Han. Tomshss or The Murderer admits that ne
shot DR.. Whitman. Isisasheluckss contes'es TO
have shot Mrs. Whitman, and C.okamas, me
smallest one Of the FIVE, admits that ne ASSISTED IN
dspatchine Young Sager. Bat KiamasumEin says
he was presen. but did not participate 10 the mas
ss-re. -,
The Deserters. to the number OF thirty-'"o' nave
reached California in safety
shipping statistics.
During the year ending let Of APnl last, as ap.
nesrs bv the statement OF the Deputy Collector Of
As,oris' chip, 80 bsrks, % brigs and schooners
total 60 vessels- arrived at that port. The tun'
mage was: foreign vessels, 1889 American 90,
from foreign ports, 669; American DO coas.~ise'
"A 1919. Total, l6 49, The gross amount Of duties
collected during the same period exclus those
accruing on goods bonded, and including amount
pa ID under protest, was sec, 4Os %.
OF the total number of vessels which have en-
tered, two, the Sylvia de Grasse and the Aurora
have been lost, one in ascending the other In de-
scending the river, but neither on or near the bar
Ore vessel, the Josephine, outward bound, was
abandoned at the bar, her malts having been cut
aws y, and went out TO see rs is supposed without
further injury. One or two other slight accidents
occurred before the arrival OF the pilots, but none
in any case since. The bar has within the last
year been crossed by vessels Of different sizes,
VARYING from co 70 65s tuns, one hundred and
twenfy-eight times and without further mishaP than
We have mentioned 80 much for the bug bear OF
the Columbia River Let it be remembered that
there s not buoy either on the bar or in the river
that there is no lighthouse at any point on the
coast and that until the last three months there has
been no pilot boat or regular bar-pilos; and II will
be seen there are few ports which can present
more favorable statement.
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NIALR BOARDING. sCaOOL, Wlhoa, Con-

ALE bV ssh DwHIrI,oCK' pr;,aoai~SaYent,
e,rOs f oil ring ther Tor efucaon 10 an astuaon
Sgrirg SUPERIOR Inducements will pease give attention %
he ure.eut opportunity Mr. w. respectfully reqaess
ner.sl OF bis circular BY which Il will be O1nd hat all
reCesssry accommodations sTs furnished pupils ana nead-
oSsse beug received At $50 per quarter Ths building
cree ed by the Principal In go every gay cOmmodous,
ard GrrsbgsmenI eomps.e Tor Sry pupilsIhiy are nov
aftared TEE ocsuOn elevated and retired and IL easy
ofaccsss to New.York city, being mss from SorHsk
Dspot Newly and New Haven Railroad. and 30 niles
from Eew-YoFk Crcusrs with si o. New York patrons,
10 hou reference mads can be had al 100 Broad way
&c Eowery and 76i Chshan o. ". Y. jy@j 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oregon.

An ,nterprising company have taken hold OF The
Beautiful town site at the Cascades on the Coluin.
Ia and they have mad 1t surveyed and laid out on
large and liberal scale. This IS, beyond all q0es
sa One OF tbs most commanding town sites in
Veson. It's situated al the extreme head OF nav.
staOn Tor Ocean vessels, and any vessel that can
NJ on the Columbis, can reach the town OF Cas-.
a6e. IL Is thought that the amount Of tillable Land
the v'clnity OF the town. wall be found 10 be
sOch more extensive than has been usually sap
ksec Persons who have been on the GROUND, az
,ie Us tnst ali along tie base OF the mountains,
hoa Cascade 10 s.. heleus, there are many beau.
nsl sro ierIie, though small, valleys, eminenty
An'a 10 agricultural pursuits, while the adjacent
,sh hncs are equally adapted 70 pasturage. There
ue SSo extensive hydraulic privileges connected
shb uS tom site, giving chance for extensive
e''N's,'Hriog operations, when the WAITS OF Tue
"ehi'l stall require IT,
Dat the main thing which LEADS US TO believe
=" OsAcade WI be populoas town 10 avery few
!'us V rs position as the grand o~p-t oftne whole
esee Il H,cdle aud Upper Oregon. Aeer the port
te "' nc SSseSdss, the Columbia Is n.yisable for
y, s@ 1'A1s 70 thr Dalles, distance Of 40 miles
S S. vi 'nen % seen TO be the great heart
nust nOW. wv Va VI SoOH
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INSURANCE.
THE GRoCERy
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"a Ma Oh NaM ..nrrar n R.arL-6l II II

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
AZ rnE CRY OF NETWORK, once cor. Of 0rese.
~ vich snd Oey SITS over the North River SANK. Cash
capital s0o0fo Insurance against loss damaged y hrs-
CRoWEL ADAhs. President
gEokeE w. sAvAss. Secretary. ,sso
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LADY wto has iust completed 81 ens egsnsni Nth
IA southern fanny private goVercess desires 10 enter
into similar engagement Win family resdinx 70 pr neA
Hsu. York Her course Of instruction embraces E1znsh,
peuci zebra and G-omeyl french, German Music,
brswirg arc Painting Salary $500 per snn1m with room,
hoard Ne Address n SO Lexington evenue Jyl9 lW'
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fIckfocEETs - Several Of this industrious class
'efe caught at work rOssday Michael poberiy
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HousE RoBBED. The house Of Darius Plato
No; 2+s CanAist was entered on Tuesday and rob
bed OF Eileen eot rings, gold chain number OF
god pens and Aquartify OF ladies' wearing ap-
pirtl 70 'he value, in ALL Of $500, with which the
lhiei Effected bis escape.
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1IEENgH HOAKDiNss AID Day ,NHOUl,

-Nsdsme Blk has removed eef french aLt Elf .sk
Boarding md Day school from 4 csroiiplses TO iCl
"a asrss-place near Fifsi-ss Voc oe~ ocsnon u opss
90 .iry ,h a lsrEe garden, aud lae soase Q do1bls
20. vyih every modern c01Vsoieoco sbs nrlet l,ose
hx,ing dan htsp soy whom hoy desire AOfp7gh ard
s-.,rs., -J1esfsn in al branches 20 call snd srzn,a-
A~ e,dporss Bbs hss ss3 o9r1mite9 70 Der cars ZOE
dsagb.sr, OF many 81 ne esdng tsnss - s ely sns
- -, 40 al DY7u
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CITY ITEMS.

LAYIEe OF corner SToSE.-On 'nday asst, Ia
presence of a large assembly the corner stone was
laid Of the new Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Fourteert II. st. and Second av. The services were
commenced with an Invocation and the reading Of
select scriptures, BY Rev. E. F. Halted The
congregation then united in singing the following
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IROn FOUNDERS EXTRA FINE BOLTED
Black Lead, sospslone, Charcoal, Anthracite and B1m-
By CHARLES J. sAEPARD, "HOa ssOvs Warehouse"
242 Wstef-sl ty22 I'M
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/ All DkLfs sEINts ne 0er Esd a.e Coal s.Oys
% Egk, ffos aiy yar1 corner II King and 0fsecvcnn
t47s 81 s. 1om 6oAl, lmY25 an PETER cLsnyOa
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ell O00 TO LOAN 81 per cent On improved
III ' NrsairH Co ssP,nesl
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ARREST FOR GRAsD LARcESY-Officer John
sop, Ct the Third District Police Court. Yesterday
arrested man named Morton Houehtaillng on
charge OF sieshng yavl boat from the foot Of
hu'geu's'. + X the property of Samuel Harold,
residing at lt4 Esst Bnosdwsy The boat was re-
covered, ard the accused was he'd by Justice
Simpson for examin alton
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xAJInDUw eHADkS. oILr COknICEs DEA'
w PERY AUsLlNs kc-Fzfnihes about furnishing
heir Window win me above Oucies VIII fnd n j. c.
WOODFORD's, rs Broadway he isrgesi and 0esl as
sprent " city; several styles never before intro
1uced u Nev-YOrk Lace and mukln curtnrs draoey
nssef loops, pins, bands cornices, ke Families par
chasing Of the subscriber mag rely upon gol1g hfssie
xTce and a. low a. II Ia possbls TO import mAnafae
pre II herchkr buyrg 81 wholesale VIII ind baecieodly
70 their Advantage 10 cal before karchasnf olse~here
aleH j. c WOODfOkD, I96 Broadway.
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q John Edirem was run over in Broadway
near The Park, but be vas not hurt much.
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VNAE PUPLIC 70 hereby notified rot 10 pay any
I cours to, any contracts with DeWiu q Jadsh
IL behalf Of The undersgred he hss esndesnsy ls
their uploy nenL and hey wiz longer be respon
sble for any hing be may DO. ASsUR WOLLoFF.
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II John Roth was arrested in the Thirteenth
Ward yesterday charged with stealing clothing
worth S75 from Francis Putterfas.
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GRAND LAReENY.- Officer Elder yesterday ar
rested Henry Kinney on a charge Of picking the
pocket Of a woman named Fanny Howard Of sl00
The accused was in the house and seeing the mo
ney projecting from her pocket pulled il out aid
ran of About one-hslf OF the money wss recsv.
cred and the accused was held by Justice Osborn
Tor examination.
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Y PAtriok Brady, John Johnson, Michael Horn
and Burnet Goulciug were arrested for asssalting
Fifth Ward Police officers during the procession.