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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

NOT ~ 7ur Biz The ciii-ens Of Madison Wiscon.
'ni woe favored with 'ist from tho Hppoirome the
iih cf July. E'e.iLiDg paced off well enough in the
day time hu in the evening the audience were furnished
sn exhibition "ncs advertised IN .he ji Which is thrs
dosrriboa IN Tie Ha1ifon irzus:
IN ~ evening the nnCso crowd was again attracted
though he numberwas moi great as that which attended
in u al;e AL passed Of satisfactorily nj. the rae
hg by &c ladies, who we're passing the short re'ch 81
CoLCr whom of The iorees stumbled and weat over
oanying the IilC vith him. lie rolled completely over
hCr by which her snse badly hurt the i.gamsn be-
ing tom IN fiom one side Of The joint leaving the foo.
dangling loosely aud helpless. Her thigh also received
an Ugly erh wound, her and shoulder we're spraned
and her face bruised c1n-dtTably As h.r horsc fell
snohcr horse directly behind attempted 70 jump
ioen hclse which pery rising at the time caused the
Jumping horse TO execute perfect somerset aso throw
ing hs rider short distance ahead aud then walking
her, happily without injury. The riders Who were
thrown were borne out q hc ring from the presence of
the bo1iftd audience many OF whom supposed that
or both was fatally injured. The who first fell
taken to the hotel and her wcsnd dressed The oSer
tie ncNi heat.
DISTINCTIVE FIRT-LhQron STORE STRroK BY LscHr.
NNG-1 esciday afternoon about clock, the extensive
liquor establishment Of Dean Hale, on Coumbia-sf.,
was strnck by lightning. The frid entered of the
windows in the h story and struck barrel of whisky
causing il 10 cXpode-the noise of the explosion sounding
very much Ike the firing a pistol -Four Others es.
pcded in quick and liquor igntng spread
sheet Of fame oil the hosr. Four who
at work in this part of the building rolling barels were
So stunned that hey scarcely able to get down stairs
The hie spreod with great rapidty, and notwithstanding
the very speedy errval Of all the fire companies the
fire building, with nearly all its contents consisting Of
whisky and pure spirits and about 200 empty barrels
was burned 10 the ground. The loss il estimated at
s2oooOinsrranec So 600: $1,000 each in the CONNER
cai Of Charleston ;. c., and the Equitable Of London
'" H. Harrison, owner of the building. has $4,000 in
sured in the Equitable Of Cincinnati The eide wall
OF Dean Hales fell when the building was about half
bnrnce upon the roof Of Stevens 4 Coles thrce-slOry
bIrk building adjoining occupied by Hall Dodds safe
manufacturers. crushing part OF in and well nigh srk
ing fireman who escaped through the scuftle the wall
was foing. Cincinnati Gazette, 9Th.
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rent but with mrch irfs splenaor than usual. on ac
count of the disturbed state Of society The hower-
tosfe on the river are al ablazc with lamps, and the
,hers in the principal streets gaiy illuminated There
are also "sngs6Dgs," Oheatrcal performances dis
cfnoe. and other sources OF Chi
nese pleasure but the whole display is irregular. bar
baric and utterly devoid OF grand effect When think
Of The fiery mosques ofConstantnope, and the cannon
thrnders of the Nh. of Predcs;inaton the Feast Of
Lanterns seems a farce In comparison.
have been much interested in a visit to Dr. Par
kers Chinese Hospital Some idea Of the good accom-
plislcj BY this institution may he gathered from the
kct tlat since its establishment more than fortvnpe
thousand persons have been admitted Dr. Parker.
himself is one Of the most accomplished surgeons of
our day his gscry portraits exhibiting the tumors
which he he's removed. and the collection OF stones
which illustrate bis skill in lithotomy would be treas
ures TO The Museum Of Medical College His ope-
rstiops in lthoto,, especially have been remarkably
sucee sul, lie has lost but four out OF, believe
thirty-,wo patients.
lam At present enjoying the hospitality of Mr. Gid
con Nye Jr TO whose taste fer art we are indebted
for the finest collection of paintings by the old masters
uhich has ever been brought TO America. leave To-
worrow for the long homeward voyage ria the Cape Of
Good Hope and this is my last night on Chinese soil
Yon may have rightly copecturcd that am not partial
a China. but this much must admit it ia the very
hest country IN the rld-'o hare. r. r.
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OvTCIDE-ESCAPE or THE PERPE-
TRdTOR.

An ipouest was yesterday held by Coroner O'Donnel
unon the body of Mr. Elias Harrison late superintendent
of the Novelty Works, who died at 10 o'clock yeser-
day morning from fall upon the sidewalk occasoned by
how from James Clark, of the workmen of the e.
tablshment 1t appears that on the morning of the ih
inst Mr. Harrison met Clark and others of the worhmen
st n pnbc house on the corner of Avenue and Twelfth
ST. where they took glass together, Mr. H. paying ior
,be same CLARK soon after accused Mr. H. of dscharg-
ing a particular friend of his from The Works and be-
came much excited. Mr. H. declined quarrsling with HIM
md withdrew 10 another 10 which he was soon ioi
lowed by Clark who struck him. He still declined quar-
renr and went into the street but in about hall an hour re-
turned when Clark and others rushed toward @ ami
Clark struck him powerful blow with his s and brought
him TO the pavement The head of Mr. H. struck the curb
stone and he was taken up nsensbe and conveyed TO '
residence in Avenue c. where he was attended by phys'
clans but died above stated The Jury rendered the o
lowing verdict That deceased came to his death from
{" fall on the sidewalk said fall being caused by blow
given by Jsmes Clark Clark, Immediately after srk-
ing deceased went of and has not been arrested The
deceased was native of England, 4s years OF age and
has left family lie was much respected b. his employers
for bis ability and good qualities
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DIED.

COLNERt Detroit Mich July OF eholers Miss Sarsh only
dsr.h the Rev. y. toycr, aged ycars
HOLT-On sunday ID inst. Eysnsye lad the 18th
o: the Rev Edw Holt, eond the Stephen Holt
of this CITY. -
HAGGARr-on Monday morning July 10. Elirssesh Hasxsr
widow late James HaSat Sen la the 6sth
TIE and friends those o her James and wn
Vsssr attend her funeral
Of her son James ?5l Broome this Tuesday
KRTPSp thi. v on Monday 10Th inst El,ab.h dsashsex
Of Henry snd Mary Kr,Ps aged b meahs and a
dsy. $50
funeral their residence No loo Ryinson- this
(Tus siay) she al o'clock.
Ch.c.gc papers Plesse copy. =, n ~ ~
Va the tath his
His ard tho-e OF Peter and Alexander
kinnsn bis late onnsw Edgar LANG are respectfully
invited funeral without further nvii sion this Ires
day O'Clock the residence Of his soa A. r.
Knnan. No I22 West Twenty-ffth a..
MAsONA ioukefs July TO- Thomss Car only son OF Jonn
NJ snd Louisa {. Mason. AGED years.
MOORE-At Saturday 9Th
Of the brain Mr. John A. Moore OF this City Agei S
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO attend tie
m s TO day u .sy a. NJ ron S. Panfs Chapel without
further notice.
MYERs-In the oh Dst OF cousum piOa Abrahsm
Myer., sgsd GO wears sud 10 months
H. ersns VIII be taken to Nysek for nerment Tesdsy
morrns q O'Clock.
NAN WARRIOR Saturday sh inst after long sni panfsi i'll
War. Samuel and Aon Van War; aged
IL 4 months ard IL days.
" Nesohester papers please copy.
WEEKLY DEATHS the City OF Brooklyn for the weeh
ending July s, 1855 ,..
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s na5s g. @ FEMALES co AOutrs ST. cHlDssS lia

HopRmLE MrRDER.-On Saturday morning last man
by the of Wm Connolly, residing in this city Bridge
ST. murdered his wife in most shocking and brutal
ner From information derived from the Coroner, her
neck appeared have been broken by blow with some
heavy Instrument Her skull also broken apparently
in the same She also had severe wound across
the upper lip. 1t would also appear that Connolly re
manned in the room alter she Killed. till be had ch ged
his clothes also placed her body straight on the hoor.
smoohed down her dress and placed her child by her SIDE
c then left the house The people from whom he rented
rooms were not aware of any serious unusual difficulty
until their attention attracted by the crying OF tho
child when they discovered the murder The direction
taken by Connolly having been noticed he was not
discovered during Saturday. Early on Sunday morning
he came into the city and called at the room OF an
acquaintance and requested be concealed until he could
make for leaving His request for conceal
mont complied with until the proper officers and 9th
ers were informed of his whereabouts when he was
rested and lodged in JAIL Connolly is an lrishman and
about % to 2s years of age When questioned about the
murder by the persons whom he applied for conceal
ment he admitted that he had struck his wife two or three
blows with stick There was considerable blood found
in several paYts of the roon clothing and also the
wall The case was Monday brought before Magis-
trnte Court when he fully committed for trial on the
CHARGE of murder. Macon Messenger, 5th.
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N.v Ia. were Lv coEsen. OF &t. Dumming Assistant
District Attorney the charge no, being serious discharged
on their own recognizanoe
Fdvard L. Morton who was indicted in March last with
others fr hepg concerned alleged in coonterfeising
br, 40, tried a. the evidence not considered sucien;
10 convict him and other evidence which was expected
not having been procured slso discharged on his own
rcccgnirancc.
COURT OF GENERAL sESsioNs-Mad1y-Bea'r Jsass
BEEBE
csse Shrouds was tried and convicted OF stealing $50
from Wm White The Court sentenced him 10 the State
Prison for wears.
James BrunnI was tried and convicted OF stealing
raft of timber from the ward of Coiyer Dugard t'oi ~
Twenty ghth.st. North River. Sentence deferred.
henTy kosenburgh and John J. Meyer preveesy eSa'
ced of stealing several hundred pounds OF beet from MI
Van euren of Washington Market sentenced to the
State Prison for two years
The Court then took recess until Wednesday.
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C1SUALTI

Mintius Roth Of Shattonvie, Clarion Co., Pa met with
serious and fatal accident the morning of the 9TH inst
He engaged IN boring ont cannon he had recently
time he determined Pct in charge and fire it off, Ac
cordngy be placed the powder in the gun, and when in
The act Of rsmmng II home, fghtful explosion
cured bur the gun fragments and nurng Mr..
Roth that he died shortly after from the effects.
ON the evening of the 2oth ult, j. Harrison Conway,
FAD one Of the auditors OF Batter Co.. Pa drowned
While bathing in stream near the borough of Butler. lie
was a voung man of great excellence and leaves widow
and two children 10 mourn their sudden bereavement
On saturday morning. sth inst, while Of the work
men was employed in cleaning OF the wheel-ms of
Looms Co. powder manufactory, Schaghtcoke, Rens-
seaer Co.. preparatory to making sone repairs she eaar
stanfls killing Mr.. Chapman the individual employed.
The mill was not materially injured.
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NEWv7E'RSEY ITEMS

RrrTr,SrsN-OXE RIoTER SHOT AND THREE Ar
REsrED.-Three Irishmen, named Edward kena, Michael
BOyce and John Bovine. brought before Recorder
Cutter Yesterday charged with riotous conduct OF
outrageous nature Ii appears that on Sunday night az 10
o clock while they going toward Bergen Point and
when about mile and half from the Jersey City Ferry
thcv broke some of the windows of brick house beat
ooored man whom they in the road. ard after
a.sailed Mr. Charles B. Wood. merchant in Broadway
New York all without the least proyocaton. Mr. Wood
was driving toward Jersey City They seized him by his
throat drew him ont of his buggy and beat him.. They
soon after made assault upon hoase I'm which MI
John D. Carkhuf and another resides. They broke
charged pistol at him. The ball entered kenas face by
the side of his nose passed downward through his
cheek and lodged in his neck. While this was
going on Mr.. Wood drove TO the jersey City
Station House and informed Capt. Farley OF the
conduct of the rioters Capt Farley together with Assist
ant Capt Dunn, and Officers Ayres Paynton, Hartford
and Powers in pursuit of them aud searched the
fields adjoining the road for distance OF two miles They
found Bovine partly secreted under enee with bottle
Of brandy lying him. and AT clock arrested kena
at the house of John Doran mile below the Bay Gem
eery BOYLE had meantime been arrested and taken TO
the jersey City Statontouse They were brought before
Recorder Cutter Yesterday and committed for trial at the
next term cf the Hudson Court Of Oyer and Termner
In Newark two fatal cases of cholera occurredone
of an rishman who had been i'll Of dahea several days
ard used no remedies and the other was woman, who
ne heartily Of clans the 18th inst and unwe until
she was attacked by the cholera on Saturday night.
The Whigs Of the First Ward of Jersey City met a the
Usdson House last ey enng and nominated Brenion H.
Gnne for Alderman, in the place of T. W James, re-
signed The Democratic nominee is Timothy l.. Smith
The election will he held to-day
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE CHoLrR..-The Health Officer submitted COM
municaiicn TO the Board of Health yesterday morning,
stating that since the of the disease one
hundred and eleven had been reported a, bis office,
ard that seventeen Of death by cholera had been
certified by physicians without reporting them IS required
BY law Eleven cases reported es having occurred
since Saturday-of which died. The bill Of mortality
for the past week shows 30 deaths by cholera by cholera
infantum and Is by cholera morbus. This heavy bill IT,
doubtless owing in degree to the eIcesses incidental
10 the celebration Of the Fourth Of July.
The law and order loving portion OF the population OF
East New-York arc greatly annoyed by the influx OF
large number Of noisy Germans from NewYork, Brook
lyn wiIiamsburgh the Sabbath, who visit the lager
bier establishments of that place. deecrang and disturb
ing the quietness of the Sabbath BY their beerhouse
songs They ocnroam from their drinking shops mad with
beer through the village in parties of from six to twelve,
singing and quaeng in very loud notes thereby disturb
ing the worshppe of the Episcopal Dutch Reformed and
Lutheran churches VIII not the authorities please inter-
fere, and enforce the existing laws Of the land!
The Dutch Reformed congregation Of East New-fork
increased much Of late years that they were compelled
to sell their old church building to the EPsecpaans be-
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COMMERCIAL MAITE'R.S
snles at the stock Exchange. .JrIr 10.
Sole. OF STOCKS at PhilndcIpI,ia. .MovpAr. Jul

The y. Y TriD1ne NfssFs Y Th0mis
Frsf Penn BR &C. cash %; too schuyl Mar
Is e2 do sjwn IS; 500 Legh Mort g. 96 oos
Wiluinson RR u.s. eG 500 Penn 5s and sii 200 City
m ss ara Erie &oo City RR O. IL 81; 81 900 Cam
nd Aub RR g. s3 ss $4,000 CITY 6s City Gs and Erie
30; New Coal Coz ck u; $40 do s6yn 10 Road
RR 36 loo do b5 sc; 100 do days m 26 40 o iV DO
cash ssh 6o - 5j 100 do, j5 10 Philadelphia Bank, lbs ~
Grard Bank, L. . - ,.n =,
Bsnk J5t n m q,
Second Board-s 600 City &c. 90; $50 Penn S. s,*n T
&30 L. brh Mort 900 Nes Phls &C. H ID Reading
r. 81; 100 35ii lo8 Penn. r r. i ~ schuyl Nav
Pref s5vp > do. b. )0 ~ Morris Canal is
do cash Beaver Meadow X. r., days Jt $50 New
Creek Coal Co. u - - ,.. n m .,
ier Bcara-+ $50 shuyl Nav &c. 49, 10 900 City R. 4 g.
Erie Heading r. r. 35 do 35 20 Morris Canal
TIosing So bid asked Reading RR
85s bid Sf Reading Bonds 10 7G bid a asked Reading
Morris Canal III bid - asked schuyhn Nav g. ~ ~ bid 70
esked shuyI Nav Stock bid ri asked; schuy Nav Pref D
iii &c sssed Long Island ~ bid IL asked VksburE 10 bid IL
asked; Gsri Ban asked; Lebigh Zinc II bid n asked
Union Canal M bid III ssked Steady.
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VILLL4NSB URGH ITEMS

STREET PREACHING TO BE DIscoSrIUED.-lt IL stated
street pT:aeber Mr. Parsons not to appear next Sabbath
in Wliamsburgh, his presence only lesds 10 unne-
csssary and deblita'ng excitement during this hot
weather and the right exercise the freedom of speech
has been completely maintained in that city. Mr.. Par
sons is also stated has acceded the Mayor request
and viii not appear.
MAYORS OFFICE.--Five boys were before the Mayor
Yesterday for firing pistols al, and injuring the
school building in South Fourthst. They fined -
each which was paid and thoy were discharged.
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MnSnAY. July 10. 1854.

MoSDAY, July 10, 1854.
The Stock market was heavy the First Board with
ont large TRANSACTIONS The changes in tho Fances ndi
Gated nothing like panic and at tho Second Board there
was better feeling prevailing the active Fahces clos
ing at about the rates Saturday Reading was
an exception, showing decline Of IA cent There are
minors Of some trouble among the Philadelphia operators
in this Stock Erie 55i, Nicaragua 81, Cumberland
32l Sc. New-York Central improved cent, while
some of the Western Roads were very heavy In Rail-
road Bonds ero was much DONE but the tendency Of
prices is downward. Some descriptions, however, such
as Erie First aud Second Mortgage, Hudson River First
Mortgage &c, are firm and ingood demand on foreign
orderr small sale Of Government &c, 1892 wa' made
at 1l5l.
The Exchange Market Is dull st a9i cent. for ster
hng 513l j1l for Francs. First Glass Sterling sold
for the last steamer at cent 1t Is too to-day 10
FL the demand ftr the Wednesday steamer
The market for Preighs quiet but stes y To Liver
pool 10 600 IL 900 bush Grain ID. 5000 1000 bbs
Flour 1885, Cotton, d. To London 900 tcs Shoulders, A.
To Hayre, Cotton lc. From St. Stephens to Hall or
Grimsby Deal charter at g. Some other charters we're
medc but the particulars did not transpire.
IL s understood that the shipments Of gold would not
have been 90 large Saturday but for very low
saes Of bars and pressure for money, which made them
a better shipment even than bills at the decline.
The amount received al the Sab-Treasurys s sl27o'7-
paid els, as balance so2,Jif. The Gadsden draft.
II 10 now understood, will be presented tomorrow Gen.
Almonte and Mr. Corcoran have made arrangements to
place the whole part with several of our leading and
conservative banks on loan, at low rate OF inter-
est which has nc, transpred We hear the Merchann'
America, Phenx, Mechanics Commerce and state mem
toned a. the institutions in this arrangement W. Sun
cerely trust these banks will this fund with geaJuus
ment. We fear the matter Is pregnant win iu'u'0
chief unless it be true told thai ne
be drawn from the country very gradua'y' 'o"e
naming even for twelve months One Oh ~, P.o"ncn'
bank pre.depts il Of the opinion thar 'h uialn On 'ne
SnbTrea,urv will add permanently three millions to our
specie reserve. ....,.,. ,rs,a
IN -. -..t .pdrr Jaiy y3.....:......S117,5j2.SH
Lrehsnxs. sr S vol ending July le........ I0.fss~
ro,aI TOD
-. "a, week ending July e5,1x.eS5
tssaees lor week ending July lo.-...'..... elHs@
Total 70 date ...........''.e<HSsS0
The weekly Bank statement again shows strengthened
condition Of these institutions. The specie line he's in
creased during the week over sii3o,ooo-making
aeiO 900 in two weeks. The loans for the week show
decrease Of about $3.50 ooo probably al call loans whe
the deposits have increased ei ooo Under the 0sda
den payment the specie list next week VIII chow Iafsss
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occurred.

Tur RrR,,ya or Jennings & Co.'S sSroRE.-The parties
charged with setting fire to the store Of wm T. Jennings
& Co.. by which several rcmen lost their lives were yes
terday brought up for examination before Justice osoorne
and resulted in Edwin Snyder and Geo. Lowety oeins
committed for tr;,, and Robert White being held as
witness
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FIRES.
FIRE AT YORkyltLF.

Last evening a fire broke out in frame building in
Yorkvile occupied dwelling The building was con-
deraby damaged before the flames could be extingushed
FIRE IL wATER-sT.
Last evening fire broke out in the building No @iO
Waterst, but ii extinguished before much damage
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BOiRD or EXCISE.
THIRTEENTH WARD-TnrRp DAY.

Present, the Alderman and Councmen of the Ward.
During Yesterday q licenses issued by the Alder
man nnd Councilmen Forbes and Sanmis; Councilman
Beden declined granting any. AT the former sitting Of
this Board lO3 licenses issued making with those of
Yesterday n total Of l27.
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Cole & Gardiner, who the last eight years have pub
Isbed the Michigan argus at Ann Arbor have sold the
nsner and material to Mr. E. b. Pond late editor Of Ihe
Co,irofrr Stnfnel strong anti-Maine Lsw and anti
Nebrsska Q Democratic paper while under Mr.. rs man.
agemeni.
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T.. CIRCUIT couRr-Besor. Juax, BErr.

James Allen, colored, convicted on Friday las. IN
assault with dangerous weapon Lemuei Cookl Il. sste
consequence Of the recommendation to mercy 10 be
Of health, sentenced to but 30 days imPn''"
kept at hard labor during that time.
DISCHARGED. ...-,,, a, Och
Afsd Hail and FIRE Others, indicted for revo' on s'n
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CoScrRr.--Mr. Apsommas, whose performances on the
Harp have been the greatest positive novelty OF IN" a
season. and Of the very first order superior 20 any
toga Springs.
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fAdyprtiseulerl

Accuracy of likeness, clearness OF light and shade,
perfect expon the eye aud s the real requisites Of finished
ueute. characterize the sTEREoscoPEs
CRoys and CsYsT.LLorYPEs taken ROOr's World. Fair
Gallery. No. 3t3 Broadway
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fAdvertisemer..i
Pm E-TAHI ,IIET 4

States Psos MTLopEoys Musrc and music merchandise f All
krds; where made frequent and sales Of
.uh erchsndise lowing his Of small profits Acl Is that
ofHCRACE WATERS, NJ So Broadway
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lAdverti.-rnentl !

The OCEAN House, NLwPORr, Is now open nnder
now improved by G. WEAVER snd X. W HoL
MAY recently United States Hotel snd Winthrop Hcrs,
Many improve have been made which will BE-
ly appreciated thereby making the complete in 81 "a
min
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rAdverfisemen,.l
TIE United TWISS-At BiRSr'MS MCSErN, pre-

greatest ph,rouenon modern times They not ony
Ike the Ssree but 50 joined that they ha
between them This supasse
wonder record Performances usual at BAsSrMs rHrs AT
srd EvTSfSc.
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SUSPICION OF An.osTyC girls each Named M'Fy y
Shta; VIZ {ved on suspicion of having floniousy set
ne sre crate Of rags the yard of the warehouse Of
John resty Co.. No s51 with intent to bun .
said warehouse. They were TAKEN Isso s M.-.hs, v;
horne and committed to prison. 1he ri'e ~s's"s' WIN
investigate the matter to-day.
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CRYSTAL P.LAcEETRiAL or BRIDGES s-This after

noon o'clock fixed the trial Of the bridge
models Itied ngaius each other One so be
by the weight and whichever res- longest VIII senre Tue
A. in this Of noble rivers well eonstined pSse'
II iutoT;ance attention.
Arotr novelty exhibited the time but 90 and
forN Norrselycs