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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
The Robberv at Norwich.

From the Norrich Courier of Thursday, we
gather the following further particulars OF the
great robbery on Thursday morning at the Nor
witch and Worcester Railroad Depot and Tor the
perpetrator of which reward OF $4,000 h offered
in an advertisement in to-dsy's Express. The
book.keeperof the Thames B ank, Mr.. Writer, had
been dispatched with the requisite funds for re
deemipg e. the Suffolk Bank, Boston, all bills OF
banks in Norwich and vicinity. lie went With
friend about ] clock TO the depot, for the purpose
of engaging passage in the steamboat train on its
arrival at Alyns Point.
Mr.. Witter bad $4,000 In his carpet bag he
entered the L aides Saloon, and was there left by
his companion alone. A while after, man came
into the room and after some Indifferent observa-
tion manfred the time Of Mr. Witten. Mr.. W.
looked at his watch and replied" tire minutes
DGSt 0ne He however, took little notice OF the
man. but turned to look out at the Wlnoow, when
the next thing he was conscious Of was stunning
blow on the side of his head, Just above the eye
with heavy club or bludgeon
The blow was so heavy es 10 render him nearly
scnseess and was quickly followed by anotaer
which fell partly on the outer corner OF his eye and
partly on Lis arm, inyoluntarLy thrown up 10 Wara
II of. He fen powerless to the floor, yet was 50
far conscious as TO understand that be was soooeu
and 70 notice both the man and the carpet bag as
thew disappeared through the door.
While this affair was enacliug IN the Lsdles
Saloon. three men were seated N toe room az tue
opposite end Of the Depot. They heard q taint
CIV or groan, followed by what seemed 70 be TAI
on the foor and presently cry OF " Aaraer
reached their ears. fastening cat, they enco1n-
tered MrN litter staggering 70 ward them aao eT-
Claiming that che had been robbed OF the Bank
Tbs men started out 70 reconnoiter the Prenl'
ses. and one Of them ran and called up Constable
Fells. while Mr. Wtter, by this time somewhat
more collected and coherent, FASTENED to the low
er Dep6t and reused up one or two gentlemen
there Twas not many minutes before oincers
of the various city Banks were up ana on enS
spot bat DO clue to the robbery could be detected,
snd up 70 the time Of sending our paper to press
nothing has been discovered.
The contents Of the packages may De sunluisn
m as follows Norwich Bank Packages co9 i
"a four acceptGnces amounting 70 Si,53l 40 DanA
Rms 50 200 Quinnebaug Bank Package CON
FAMED three acceptances amounting 10 S-oy Ov,
I'D Rank Bnls 200. Merchants ank Paek age a
seven notes and acceptance amounting 70 : lt's'o
e9 Rank Bills $4,000. Thames Bank Package
.i1 scceptances $3.50 90, Bank Bills 1900.
IN addition 70 the above there were package
belonging 70 the following anks; n,
Jewett City Bank, & 800 Windham DAnA'
o oCo. Windham Co Bank, $500. I'm.
p s. Ii is found that the exact amount III o''-''
N ,he carpet bsg vas but SOL 400.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
IndusriaI Cougr,ss........xLTH Session.
Specially Reported Tor The Tribune.
sufKExE CoURr Room, New City HAM,
M, W. Madraatau Marrh u

sufKExE CoURT Room, New City HAIL.
HEwYosE, Wednesday, March u
K ARTHUR BAILEY, President, called the Con-
gress 70 order ard TIE Secretary PosD, read the pro-
ceecnRs Of tie last session which were approved sna INC
prelt lia-Cr q credentials called Tor.
REPORTS.
NJ Crate from ne COOPERATIVE Labor League, MADE IHe
usual weeh ly Fe port from hat body, ~ below g.,
qLe C5pera,rs Later Leasus q he heHsiaI C0n2Te's
rrsyccy1iy ReIoff. =, $500 e,,
It.tue .a- rrssufs men 1ers ~ - oli
,--.rrf sg ~ 80, Ii not Il nscsssares o. NE and
rt t. Bard 49, Continually mai esh coa.ftsis a. - N.as q
Nfh o.. -. -. -
Bear prepared pay fan 81 ~, mace On
. aAta 80 v trf iaris ~
srsn e. thersDy tei ~ f7a' p - -y,-
a. stysllg Let CoOpsfAt4on
.ag fs fa Ezfo1s tlrcg sl-1t s1 -, Ard they
sost tbt . members of his coaies the sfl'ne
they possess tsT respective circles nal IS -sasoeI ma
saes nust ss lex . ggss,ss O. lsss eT.sai b az
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b. Ho7sSs Linz 16 UaQ-stl
sATURDAY March l5-9 AN.
BUFFALO Cloudy and damp wind S Their y mer-
curry In bar. 81; bar ace.
kCCHEsTER-Fine warm morning; rather cloudy, but
SUD shining; wind s. W: Tier 81
AUEURs-Ney warm and pleasant going 20 be splea-
I'D Gay Their. 3
sYRicUsE-A warm Spring like mornings rather cloudy;
VIVID w her. =.
OswECO-Mfd pleasant morning. but rather cloudy and
LOOKS lie rain wind $; Their p; bar. 29.s
UTIcA-Cloudy but not Vnplea'ant; wind Z Their. 81
bar 1850.
ALBANIA little cloudy and cool this morning; wind
s bar. 3O.704 ne cur IN bar. 63 iher -
TRoY-MuTkty but pleasant; Their. So; not mich wind
pleasant.
QUEREc-Ther .; bar. % CO., wind Z; showing; four
70 FIVE inches fell last Iight
BURLINGTON Cloudy and mild wind s; Their. Il.
WHITEHALL Cloudy; wind Their. A..
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NLw.HAMPsHIRE.-The Manchester Mirror of
Friday 18th publishes the following as Post
script
Adispatch received from Concord at II o'clock
GAYS that the House will be Democratic by de-
cided maority-from to 10. This may be relied
upon unless the White Mountains have collapsed.
Also, that there are eight Democratic Senators
elected sf,ye.
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Officers OF the American Colonization Society


At meeting Of the American Colonization So
ciety, held in Washington on the 22d Of ary
last, on motion Of nominating committees the iol-
lowing officers were elected for tie ensuing year;
PresdcHt- Hon HENRY CLAY.
Jie- Predicate Gen. John H. Cook of Ns.; Daniel
Web5ier of Mass Ch6E Mercer, Of tla Rev. Jere-
uisb Dgv d D. OF Conn Theodore Fre1g huyseu OF n.
Y Louis McLaue Of Nd ; Moses Allen, " N T.; Gen.
Waller Jones D. c; RI Rev VIM. Meade, D. d, 5isnop
OF Va Rev Jas o. Andrew Bishop OF The u. r. Church,
South: W Maxwell Va 3 WHlesey, Ohio; w. Low
RE Of Y. Y; Jacob Bumet Of Oli9 Sephen Duncan ".
Z OF Miss William c Rives of Va ReT J. Laurie. D.
D. Dist Ct Col Rev william Winans D ID. o. Mss
James BOOrman of n. Y; Henry Foster of y; Rob
eu Campbell OF Ga Peer D. Nroom q \ j. James
Garland Of Va RI Hon Lord BeX.ey OF Eng W IMAM
Han OF Del II Rev. Bishop 0tey OF Tenn; q 3reri
Iason OF Eng Rev COurdsnd am Rersse aer OF - j.
Thomas Hodqkin W d. OF Eng; Rev. Burgess ID d,
of MISE: Thomas r. Hazard Of Z Thomas eIass4ei
81 ID Of Va Major General Winfield Scott A ? Rev.
A. Alexander, D D., Of N J.; j. Q @ 1mero' n j Jas
Bailey If Ass Rev G.. W. BeIuue D. ny p. Crtsson'
~ Pa; Arson q. Phelps Of N Y Rev. Leonard Woods
b y. Of Mass Rev Beverly Waugh Bishop OF ne Ne
ihCLst Episcopal Church; Rev. w. u. Johnson d. D. OF
south Carolina; Moses Sheppard, OF Nd bisho1 Mcl-
vare Of Ohio Rev Dr. Edgar OfTenn; Rev. T. Lindsey
T. D. ofTeun;J R. Underwood Of Ky; Rev. y. j. jane
wy D. y ON J.; H. T.. Lumpkia o. Ca. James L-nox
OF Me; Thomes Corvin Of Olio Thomas W. Wiiians "
Corn: Simon Greeuleaf Of Mass Rev John Early D.
oi Va Rev Lovck Pierce Of Ca; j. ~ alder ~ Miss;
Samuel quincy Of Erg Charles Mcdckcn o. Dhi1 joan
FeiM d. Of Ohio; Rev. Stephen DIN ID. d OF Conn
Charles n. Conrad, Secretary OF War; Rev Robert hy-
land Of Va; Frederick Stanton ofTenn.
After which the Society adjourned TO meet on
tho third Tuesday Of January, 1852, at O'clock
T. NJ
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEAIs.

CITY CHARrER-The Assembly on Thursday
(ser unsuccessl motions TO smeudl passed The Charter
proposed by The selec, COMMITTEE he Trustees Charter
for Incorporating Wilsmsbursh
ENGINE Co. No. 3.-The petition Of the Com.
psry Is Tor appropriation Of 1880 FOR new Engine
tie company agreeing pars OF the amount to purchase
from the Trustees for $780, their present engine.
LAMP posTs.-Mr. Lay, in the Board of Trus
tees offered resolution fund debt payable In years
for $4,000 or the purchase OF lamp posts instead Of their
being paid FOR forthwith.
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By fsIsgruph to The New.York Tribun,.


WAsHNGToS Saturday, March Il.
JANIS CALLER has been confirmed as the Ar
ChiteCt for the construction Of the NeE-0desns
Custom House. W. T. SMITH, Typographical
Engineer, has been attached to the Mexican
Boundary Commission, ard ordered 20 report 20
Col Graham, at Washington. forth with.
The jury on the Travers VIII case yesterday
returned q verdict sustaining the will, aud depnv-
Ing bis daughters OF all share the largeproperty
Of the Seceeead
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Superior Court.....FRlDAY, March II


j. d Il. MdbQnk a. Go. VS.. Aler. Denis
foHn-To recover damages FOR alleged Noncompliance
with directions and negligence &c I'm the sale Of 5oU obs
offour already referred The Court 10 its charge, Old
he directions positive 10 tore hs i0urss 10
discretion The scent a. Liverpool bound 10 exercise
ordinary uccmenf such he would be supposed 20 %
with he own properly. n he had directions 10 exercise
discretion me me OF sale and SO placed the dour ihe
lcs broker give the broker control over it by
which solo be- IL nahie II the Jury consider deiel-
liable the standard of damages vii be no the period
aaid 81 me plaintiffs after arrival a. Liverpool,
suggested that another ot should be soidor ~ aloler
ru whch the Court nenrorsdhoih anterior 20 ina time
sl Gown by the Court ssttrial the jury aer be-
ing inns in session. could not agree, and were dis
CHARGE
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Court Of General sessions....TRrDA March "a.

Before Judge Bebee and Alo Oakiey and Chapman
Trial for Grand Larceny.-Michael
Melinda was out on trial charged with stealing several
sehes valued al So, from me store Of Geo Sspphar,
No ia West BXteenlh6t, on The 0tn Of February ast
re evidence clearly subssntste the charge and
The prisoner vas acquitted.
Peas Of GusLty.-John McDOnnah and
robn Virs1s Headed guilty 10 Burglary the third de-
gree were senlenced each to the state Prison for Two
Sesrs.. Mlchsel Smith pleaded guilty 70 Grand Larceny
IN stesr rIotrg rom the house Of Mr. Henry stafford,
n No narketsL lie was sentenced % me state Prison
for Two vesrs... William and James Thompson, both
pleaded suty 10 Peut Larceny ard were sentenced 10
lie Periisnisry for Elk months eaeh IVY
gi,b a,, Pogers wa pui on usl, charged with Petit
Is-cery in stealing carcass OF Mutton from Mr. sanoa,
On No . Erst The charge was clearly proven ana ne
record Of his form er conviction produced tns IO1ft
sentenced him 70 Stale Prison Tor ufee years ana SIX
ucLihs. 9,
Trial for assault and Battery, Nth In
tent 70 KH-Geo H Ninnick lred FOR having on ne
5h Of March stabbed Edward Meyer a. no grocery NO.
mo Cburcbst TIE evidence showed clearly hnt me as
ssul occurred IL grocery The jury convicted me
prsouer Of Assault and Battery only and 20 Was seoI 70
lie Cily Prison Tor Ten days. Adjourned
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ArrEMpr 10 CoMMIT SUIcIDE.-AG Ger

men tuierant boarding house keeper named Stern, in
Washington 50 attempted 10 commit suicide Thursday
eVlul by abugpOson he was taken to die Station house
soon ter when yscan called, who removed the
Die prospects recovery, however Hrevefy n 5t
~ said i0 be die tiTd attempt hs hos made upon lila
ie. lu hereto ore ha8 been prevented by hs VIE. WIZ
succc q 10 getting tle poison from Dis possession Pc
car cuoarrlsstlt 70 is stated, led TO the commission
VI tic Iltl. act.
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enn-rInr Conn ...s.ruaoAY. MlrehIq

There was no Trial Term on Saturday,
rs usual now on that day al The SIX Judges on The
Bench in Genera Trnn.
DECISIONS BY GENERAL TERM.
T0ris Mitchell NJ he sWf u the PcoplG
6c-l cnses Demurrer Ogeual-d, and Judgment Tor
plaiuuH al he cgses.
Eliza Moore against The Mayor, &c.
Judgment a. Special Term reversed, With co-'s, end new
tfiul ordered.
Edlcin H0yi against Isaac Doughty md
ofle-s-Oi9sr 20 special Term affirmed win $40 costs.
THE Pc1Uie against Henry JcnklRs.-
with coats Judgment for palaI on
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u. :. Commissioners Onlce....FRIDAY, A.

Counteyjtlt Coin.-Josiah Sheppard and
VIM svartS were examined on charge Of having at
tempted 20 pafs upon George W. Farley l66 Cherrys,
t one dollar gold piece DIR r testified that tue
men came In To bis place between II and IL O'Clock, ~ 10
se shutting up crank sud Swsrz offered 70 his man the
dollar niece In pay Mr. r. went round the counter aud
found twas bad Sheppard wsu 70 The door, and an Off
certwho was in The place ~ the nel and Mr.. followed
him ard found him In n Of taxing the money from his
rortet and throwing Il into the street they were
e.ed ard Sheppard gave Up TO 100 Captain OF the Police
smother cpuneneiI gold piece The examination VII be
continued
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RniImnr Intelligence.

TOLEDO. Saturday Ma IS.
The Michigan and Southern Railroad mas been
completed to Sturgess Pnory % miles vest Of
Coldwater and 10 miles from Toledo. Passenger
trains run daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

TLnmns Rnsk. bn his nerl feead, vs..

60 b. - a., ,.r,..r 5s.ns,ss t,r al.e,sl ub,l.
go vniug o another iron manufacturer, that panut was
not ~ and was d-hted h M fsudanv n days work,
n sequence Il which and other similar egicrs PLAIN
800 was unable 90 obtain empoyme-t IN Newly ors and
iaf to go t0 Brooklyn FOR deieace L wss stated mat
ulsrf had ergo. ed defendant n The iron manu-
factory of sier or years snd that during The said ums
e losl y davz On he part painl was alleged mat
ne time De- lOst caused by nurg hs recaiyd M de-
ft6srrs service ard the lime had been allowed f1f The
"a arge 81 u day. defendant claimed to have bscn IN &C
c0dauce DO lie rules OF s eslahshne4 ,hsl no agree
nelt to make up was shown Verdict Tor plainuh sloO
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For The Tribune.
A nIisainnnrr VoHnRe.

-
II will be recollected that on the 10th OF De-
cember last. eight Missionaries sailed from this
port. destined to Raw Meudi, West Africa, under
the care of the American Missionary Association
IptelFgeuoe has just been received OF their SAFE
arrival at Freetown, Sierra Leone, IN Sc days pas
sage. Some Of the circumstances connected Win
their passage are interesting Almost every yes
sel that has taken Missionaries to Africa has been
freiehted with rum. This strange incongruity
has been the subject Of frequent remark but
however disasreesble it might be for the Mission
aries 20 90 out in such bad company there was
no alternative The owner OF the big IN Whlch
the Missionaries were TO sail bad oetermlnea 10
take rum. He was demonstrated "ltn OUT MAs
unwilling 10 foregO the profits. Ine Missionatles
and their friends deeply deploreo t9e hecISS"y %
their going in vessel thus loaded. Only Ie"
5eys before the time set for sailing the owner an
nounced that he should not take rum as recent
advices showed it would not pay. ,.i;.A.
The Missionaries write that they hao delight
ful passaee-lieht winds, pleasant weaIner' aIl'
ple supplies, kind treatment, ana more IuAn Az
the continued presence OF God Ahey naI So
mons and R regular service on tue TSooS.s - =.
PRAYER meeting in the evening IN euuI'l'u ~
atbsr RELIGIOUS exercises, they had al the re lues.
of the Captain, a biblo class two evenings ca
week. in which he and his crew uniformly 9ooA
part. A.. r,rsons nm
bosrd this vessel--the distant places from whence
thev came, and the remarkable union ana rsi'5'
ions friendship among them, render these cucum'
star ceS unusually interesting. The crew OF va.
r,ons Observation-Disclosures from different parts
Of The country, personally unacQuainted oe'9re
coming 20 New-York TO embark-one oil them pc
ing he son of STAKEHOLDER, another fugitive
slsve-a praying Captain, and a Pious coiofea
steward-,he good Effected among the crew, al
seem 10 present picture Of unusual interest ana
Afford pleasing anticipation Of usefulness to THIS
Missionary band. They and their fellow voyagers
will never forget each other MISSIONARY
THE KENT CeUNrY MURDER-ASoTHER AR
rysr-A man by the name Of John Fsgon was
crested. at Crumpton. Queen Anne's Co Nd on
Friday last, and taken to Chesiertown where ne
vfs lodsed in jail. He is supposed to have been
co,cer,ed in the murder Of the Cosden family.
AWFUL DEATH-A man in the employ o.
v.esrs Peters. in their distillery ct tney CreeA'
s., carroll Co. Md, met with & horid death on sun
dsV Isst he accidentally Tell into large Kettle
of boring water used in the process Of distlIl9s'
ard before assistance could be afforded was scaa'
ed to death. DAN Az
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

infant probably day or two old. was Yiday found
oefd on Fort Green. twas picked Up ald taken TO the
g.-d House
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MrvIcAN CLAIMS Washington ThuIs-
L. usrcb "a The Board met according - so -
uey III he members The cases already onaeI ,,
pre-, 80 rssurned and held under further eAAiA0a'0
TSs Roar Adjourned uuul Al A. ~ Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

les, vas held 40 60 Greenwchst upon hs oily of lh's
Arrarcles Policeman OF tho Eirst Ward WHO dei sud
ctar at hs residence, Thursday evening. II was i1-
uairI ila. deceased had cOmmilet suicide, n cllr'-
celce ~ Gcpfcsson or mind caused 10y certain charges
s. job a stated were brought sgns! him, a-d which be
f.lea ai.lt cause bic dismissal from the Department
Te Coroaer however investigated the cause Of his csth
rr e Jry rendered verdict Of death by congestion oi
the brain.
DEATH BY DEoWNiNG.-Ihe Coroner
he.5 tr ioCuest Fldsy al pier No East River up9n
s body Of sn unknown woman found 10 ihs Fast RIVER
Dcc-sf WIS rrfpeClsby cad aud peared o nave n cn
m tr WSer but CIV Gays. yerdie ol osat BE- lf1wl-
ne was rendered.
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-ArREsTED on SusPIcION AND IpENrI.

FITD IS BURGLARS Henry Smith and Richard Thomas
zTesied on Wednesday night last 10y officers White
hin AID Hickey under Suspicious circumstances, ana on
searching them various instruments Tor hOasabreakiug
were found In their possessOn By direction OF the Cnief
Of Police they destined, and Oh Friday were lien,
ted by the Captain OF bngGniiue. tMr Palmer yug in
the stlenn oft South Brooklyn the thieves entered
his vessel few nehs since snd robbed him OF some money
srd the male Of several articles Of cloinDg.
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Corrt Of Common Pieas...Faloly, Marcl


Bpj. Ch0mDney and others vs.. Samuel p
7rvn,eid-To tsst ne vslldiy Of a mortgage whicl
Er claimed right tho PanOrama u tho Rhine, will
TAB esuX alrtld- referred 10 The jury found value o
property Sfo6a-ait ilW Mr Odi0mr hal no yslu.bs In
geT,stiu Do 90 time ct execution OF mortgage.
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James II. Cr0neyvs Geo ~ w. Bryant.
On Colhers claim for $40 Br isscerk IN d-uggist
receives $40 per euuum lie has wife BAT no
children and pays S. year for board months salary
(e5 due 10 Mr. b for Jan, which be was enl0ned
not To receive up but did and paid 2 81 Of IL
for board Motion Il made for receiver OF his salary and
drbis dues ard also attachment 10 impns0n) FOR
Violating The Injunction. Motion granted 10 receiver
and also 10 altachmeuL unless defendant pays
so 63 Ten coilsTs costs OF motion allowed For Old
bt where, the salary is not more than sufficient for
maintenance The Cout viii not permit II 70 be- tsken but
viii where necessary articles such az cloes &c have been
furnished
John 4. Harriet VS.. Samuel T. Clark
Motion for judgment as en- fryos1a demurrer The
Court SAID the contract as se cut In he complaint Is
valid contract far any Thing appears therein IL Is not
necessary IN complaint 10 sci out the matter OF evidence,
but The contrary The party IL required 10 Stale the acts
leave The evidence for The Trial Motion granted, with
costs, with leave. &c.
John $. Giles, Trustee Of the Sharehold-
eysofhe Bogsyt Theater Thomas HTmbtin and Eliza
his irife and others the foreclosure OF mortgage,
made 10 1916 on lots o. go 81 H. 49, A. and part OF u, on
Tho Bowery and Ezabeh-st. with the buildings thereon,
&C. Reference to h. T. Corey, ESQ to ascertain amount
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO lake LIFE.
Louis PhiGer arrested charged ith s'ahbng Naea
Ie EumeI n tie bead and thigh, while gagged IN lgh
inl a+a Iu.ch Grocery in the Eleventh Wa IL he was
DE u I'D answer tie CHARGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

IATAL ACClDENT.-A man named Jas.
Deanv. lahorer engaged In digging cellar In Forty
Secono-s between Seventh aud r. I'm hursday
morning. instantly killed by being struck upon the
head by large ttoue VII en- thrown fOm the cellar
hy blast. He Q native of Ireland As years % age,
and leaves wife and ihrt children. L. 10 stated b.
ferda OF he decease1 inst bsme Is 20 be attached % Ed
worc Ennis The Contractor, In causing the drill 10 be
prepared n the usual way The deceased was n ysIds
nom the hast at the lime be was killed.
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Termination OF MisconsIn.

cam D Ten yeafFl low 49, Wy I0sPVV1E7IS
increase when compared with any State except
Wisconsin.
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FIREs.-The premises 9O LudIow-st.

FIREs.-The premises 90 LudlOw-st.
were shghly damaged by fire at 10 O'Clock Thursday
night The 9Th story OF premises 574 Peast occupied by
shade painters, also slightly damaged by ERE
O'Clock the same light The house Jscob-st.
Ere sllos M on the same night The damsge BY FIRE
slight, thai by water considerable. J. Lsbsro
Thea Scott Son. leather dealers, had their stock much
injured by water The house s. Jsmess.. was sccden
tally act on FIRE on the same evening by drunken fellow
named James Spelnau who arrested aad imprisoned
for drunkenness. The FIRE was soon exungushed.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEACHERS FOR OEEGoN.-The Empire City,
which left for Chagres on Thursday afternoon,
carried out five Female Teachers for Oregon, sent
ont by Gov. Sisde, General Agent Of the Board OF
National Popular Education. This Board has
previously rent out 1919 teachers to different parts
Of the " est These young ladies' are from differ.
ent States. Three from the Empire State, one
from Vermont and one from Maine viz: Miss
Miller Of Argyle Miss WAnds Of Albany, Miss
Smith Of Lima, NY Mss Gray OF Toxnshend,
VI; Miss Lincoln OF Portland, Ne. They were
accompanied by Hon. S. r. Thurston, N c. from
Oregon. The ladies' are, We understand, Of differ
ent religious denominations-Pres Con.
gregstonal, Baptist and Methodist.
ASSOCIATION OF THE NETWORK BAR.-The
first annual meeting under the Constitution Of the
Association Of the New. ork Bar" was held on
Thursday evening, March 10, and resulted as fol-
lows:
Presideat-Dsnie Bowley Zee Presidsats-Authony &.
Dyeii, Marcus P. Ferris Henry w Genet snd James L.
Boswtuh Corresponding SeTetlry-Thomes w Kelly.
John D Halstesd Ezecutire Grandchildren h.
Browne. Charles L. Black Jacob Cole Glsrdon l. Ford,
Henry W. Genet and Marcus ?. Ferris Finance Commit
fcc-James G. McAdam. l.. II De Loss Crane, aomss
". Kelly and Anthony R. Dyett Tyustees-Frsnkin
Brown, John W. PRISON and Gavin NJ. Edson.