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A CURIOsITY.-Weh had the pleasure, yester-
day, of seeing and examining the Barometer
and Thermometer which the venerable NIcoL-
LET carried through this Northwestern re-
gion during his early travels. 1t was sold by
~. Green Broadway, New York and is
very handsomely brass-moun,ed, mahogany
finished instrument, enclosed in stout leathern
case, furnished with strap to suspend it from
the shoulders and appears to have been kept
in excellent preservation Upon the case is
Nicollet's signature in bis own handwriting.
1t is property of LOUIS M. OLIVIER, Esq
our gentlemanly Register Of Deeds, who will
show it to the curious. 1t is valuable relic,
and should find permanent resting place here
in the heart of his venturous enterprises, in
the safe keeping of the Minnesota Historical
Society.
THE County, COMMISSIONERS have an ap-
morrow, at the Court Housc-that is ty say
that Captain Bennett, the only person pre-
sent at the last meeting has adjourned it from
q preceding one ordered to be held by his still
previous adjournment of another, and at all
of which he alone was present. 1t is to be
hoped a meetin. will take place.
The report of the proceedings of the Com
missoncrs since July last, may be briefly stat
ed thus
The regular meeting in July fell on the 4th
Of that month, and was by the vote of Messrs
Bennett and Wilson, adjourned until the 14th
OF that month. On the 14th the Board met
present Messrs. Bennett and Wilson, and some
business was transacted; and an adjournment
had until the 9TH ult. On the 18th ult., no
one appeared but Captain Bennett, and he for
mally adjourned the meeting until the 2eth
ult., on which day he alone appeared and for
mally adjourned the meeting again until the
10Th Of Aug. tomorrow.
There is, we believe, much of business be-
fore the Commissioners, and considerable COM
plant at the delay in transacting it, but we
hope now that some of the parties have had a
summer rest from their official duties, they will
be able to devote some time to the despatch of
at which it is their special charge, and
bounden duty to do.
Captain Bennett deserves all praise for the
regularity and punctuality with which he has
attended to his duties.
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FIRST JUDICIAL DIsrRICr.-The term of
Court ordered to be held by Chief Justice
WEIGH, was commenced yesterday at Wi
mona, and not at Red Wing us was stat
3D. -...
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" TIC z.
PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.

A Nm DONELLY, widow of John DOnely, late of Ram
n sey County, deceased has applied for letters of d
ministraton estate of said deceased said applicato
will be heard at the office of Probate Judge in St Paul
the third day of September next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day.
And direct this notice TO be published i'll the Week
ly Pioneer, newspaper published in said county, for
three weeks successfully.
Dated at st. Paul, this 9Th day OF August A D. 1855
RICHARD FEWER,
Probate Judge.
Aug wit Ramsey County, NJ. T.
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The CRY Council meets this afternoon,
and we understand some important bust
will be transacted. stsa 4 ..
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b0-South Carolina papers mention the
death of John C. Calhoun, third son of the
late John G.. Calhoun He died of Con-
sumption, at Winnsboro', SC. on Tuesday
last.
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~, LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.
Inc returns thus far show gain in ffy-four coun-
ues 10. Morehead, X. N candidate for Governor, of
Ipws!os o. SOVo over Scott's majority in 1852. A
D. shortridse, American, was probably elected Gov
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TINE TABLK.-When it is 1I.39 O'Clock
at Boston, it is 1890 at Galena, and 0. |
at st. Paul.
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WAsHINaroN, Aug. Z.
The returns from Alabama show the following X
N. majorities county 80, Perry county
40, Autauga county 80. Randolph county gives 25
Democratic majority.sn -
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PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.

~ ~ L L ~ IL =
PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.
In matter of the estate Of
VIM. Sculler, deceased.
IA the undersigned being appointed by the Honor
w able the Probate Court Tor the county of RAM
sey commissioners receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate of
VIM scuer, late of St. Paul. IN said county, decease
and six months from the 9th day of August d. 1856
being allowed for that purpose do therefore hereby
give notice thai will attend the business of said
appointment at the Office of Probate Judge in st. Paul.
in said county, the 10th day of next September A.
d. 1885, from ten O'Clock A. NJ. until four O'Clock p NJ
Of that day.
Dated this 9th day of August, Al 1855.
CHARLES Golfer,
Aug S-dlt W3t THOMAS III. CALDER.
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COLUMBIA, Is. c. Aug. 6.
George D. Shortridge, K. n candidate for Gov
ernsr in Alabama, has PSI majority in Selma and so
in Columbia counties.
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DUE TODAY
COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS: ~
w. r. MARSHALL = - : President.
7. THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
s. w. WALKER Secretary. i
A. II. CATHCART- Treasurer. 7
DIRECTORS
W. X. Marshall, L. M. Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
Alex. Rey, C. T. Whitney, s. w. Walker, ,
A. T. Chamblin, A. s. Elicit, A. l.. Larpen eur
David Day, Isaac Markey, G. w. Turnbull
o. Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first "Wednesday of each
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of rates at which. toregn bank
and exchange bought sold is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUi OAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul. ..
Exchange New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II cent
On st Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 4 9
Oh u r =
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency. zs
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From the Milwaukee Sentinel, Aug Tth'
The West BEND Murder.
rIabe correspondent, at Yves. Bend sends us the


reliable correspondent at West Bend sends us the
following: West BEND, Aug. 6.
Messrs. Editors-Judge Larabee arrived this fore.
noon, and has appointed special term for to-mor-
row. De Bar will plead guilty. There is a firm
resolution to hang him after having a fair trial.
With great difficulty his immediate execution has
been prevented. Teams full of men ,,re constantly
arriving, and the excitement seems to be spreading
The Union Guards OF Ozaukee have been sent for,
and also detachment Of dragons from Milwaukee,
If they arrive have hopes that the miserable muir.
derers life will be saved. will give you full ac-
count of matters from time 10 time.
gentleman who came in last evening from West
Bend, says there were crowds of people around the
Jail at noon.
Later.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 8.
Judge Iarabee held special term of Court yester-
day at West Bend, Washington county, for the trial
OF De Bar, the murderer The jury brought in YER
dict Of murder in the first degree. The prisoner was
remanded Jail to await sentence The sheriff start
ed for the jail with the prisoner, surrounded by the
military. A rush was made by the mob for the
prisoner. The military gave way. De Bar was
struck senseless by blow on the head with heavy
stone. The mob then fell upon him, and having
pounded and mansed him in the most shocking man.
ner tied rope to his feet and dragged him through
the streets for the distance of half mile They
then hung him by the heels to the limb of tree
The body remained hanging until P. N. yesterday.
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NEW YORK. Aug. {

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
The gold quartz crushing establishment, owned by
Durham g. Co. on 33d street, was burned last night
Loss O,OO0 supposed to be the work of incenda-
res.
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NORFOLK IVA Auu O

~ :, NORFOLK, (Va.) Aug. 3.
The yellow fever has made its appearance in diff
ferent parts Of our city, There is no abatement of its
violence in Portsmouth,,
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RECEIPTS, &c.

ARREVEhb.
Steamer Falls City, Murphy, Dubuque.
"' Alhambra, Fawcette, Galena. -
DEPARTED.
Steamer J. B. Gordon No. 2. up river.
OFF TODAY. =
Steamer II. s. Allen, Minnesota River
Falls City, -, Dubuque.
Alhambra, Fawcette, Galena.,
Z. -,-.E -.-..+.. 80. y
DUE TO-DAY. ~
Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, Galena.
Henrietta, -, Galena.
&c Kate Kassel, -, ST. Louis
Lady Franklin, Marlin, Galena.
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RALEIGH. IN. C.) Aup. O.

RALEIGH, On. C.) Aug. 9.
Clingman's majority for Congress in the Eighth
District is 1000.
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aug4 div wit
Il @ . w!

INFORMATION wanted, of Charles L. Meier, a Ger
man, supposed to be lost, on the 18th June last -
about ieet inches in height has lost the fore finger
Oh OIL! ms ieit hand cannot speak Engsh hoover will
sve notce where the said Charles L. Meier f. bring
him to Farribaut Post Office Rice county NJ r. will
have their expenses paid : - - -
July rs, 1855. .--.F ..s-7r,s w2n1 dI,
STOLEN OR STRAYFD.
kROM the subscriber residing on Mr.. Sargents farm.
about one mile and a half from st. Paul, three
Mich Cows. One had on bell, and WIS spotted with
white in the forehead and the hips red ON eacn soe
dark color both Ola cows These cows strayed away
about fortnight since. Whoever will return the said
cows, give information where they may De found,
will receive reward of SO, by giving the same or re-
turning them to Mr.. Edward Rice:
. It. Paul, Aug. Q, ls5S-wss TERENCE QNEILL.
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Special Nottres,
A G. a r. d

Having disposed of my entire stock of Dry Goods,
with view of entering into the Wholesale Grocery and
Commission business take this occasion to return my
sincere thanks to my many generous and liberal pat
rons who have so kindly fav oredme with their patron
age heretofore, and whose support still hope merit,
Ill another and different line Of trade and that we will
continue to "jos on together" with renewed conf
dence in each other. .sszzzz.zz.za
| Mypurchaser and successor in the Dry Goods busi
ness, Mr.. L. c. DUNN, commend to nv former cu..
toners in that line gentleman of strict intesritx
who will at all times be found ready and willing To
commodate them with desirable goods and ut reasoua
bic prices. ss.ze. "a. l.. LARPENTEUR
Z Aug. 3, lS55.----,---.- - dawtf
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500 Reward!

tHE above will be paid by the subscriber for the
delivery to him, for reliable information concern
ing the whereabouts of his beloved wife Mary who left
him the Goth day of July last between saltwater and
St Paul. while his way this place. She is suppos
ed to have gone to Hudson there Gaena She
of middle size about twenty three years CID light hair
and had with her the time female child of about
four years old. HENRY VETERAN
Chaska Carver county, NJ. r., August q 1855! =
Galeaa Advertiser please copy week q --
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Aug. I4-w4t

TT Mr.. JAMES GORDIN, who was at 81, Louis in May
1851, aud afterwards at St Paul Minnesota will send
his address to, or call on Messrs Jno. Higgins
and 81 Veey street N. Y, he will hear of something to-
his advantage. - - Aug. l3-d2w :
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1855.
Kept ty MoKTON PACE, Druggists Third ST., st Pa
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
OF LEVI SLOAN. ..s.~

OE LEVI SLOAN. y !. - ="
THNHE undersigned, having been duly appointed, BY
issoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against Levi sloan late OF
Saint Paul. In said county, deceased do hereby give no
Freuch, in Saint Paul Aforesaid, Monday the TWEEN
ty-fourth day of September A. D.. 1885, ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon for the purpose Of examining and AZ
appear to them just and lawful and WIN be In session
from day to day thereafter until the expiration Of six
claims and demands against said deceased shall be pre-
scented said Commissioners before the expiration of
that times and all claims and demands against said de-
ceased that not presented undersigned before
the expiration of six months from the first publication
hereof, will be forever barred. -r ~
Saint Paul. August 18th, A. D. 1855. -'.~". -s-t OH
a. JOHN b. SANBORN, ,.
f.'ti DANIEL ROHRER,
Aug. I4-w4t N-....H.f Commissioners.
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NOTICE.

hereby given to all persons against negotiating for
Il certain note payable to j. W. McCombs bearer, d.
ted Red Wing, August 1855 payable October first wit
interest at The rate OF seven per cent. per annun
|. p NEWTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

Mrs. FONDA . black Republican woman'a rights vonan,
Il making speeches ngsinst sen-tor douglas.
rew Post oiHce has boon ESTABLISHED al Ncst Rich
ford, III N county, New York.
The Norfolk Argus states that last week about eighteen
negroes ercspea rom taat city and Portsmouth. Ihey
were al young and OF them ssillul mcchsntcs,
valued al - 600 each. six wofefr0m PorttmoGh. L a.
supposed that theg Left in oyster vessel loa n<
perhaps IN Tanners creek, and bound Tor Nov YogA
some other Northern port.
Patrick Mcneil has been convicted of murder AZ Charles
.on ~ and sentsused 70 be hung the ith ~ Jana
sry Michael Conway, concerned in the sgue murder,
was convicted Of manslaughter, fined 900 snd impds
onment eighteen months.
Jyiey Ruarn T. the name Of pspcr about TO bs pub
,sbcd n The acurishipg Of iuchheld Clay o,uoy,
Missouri.
T1a waine Law in Vermont has been amended A aue
ess6 has been imposed upon person found drunk an
xo fer proeuIing liquor under slso pretenoes Liquor
into the i made liable 70 seizure AMI De
frpc,lon ne Of ON si0 70 $500 u impoaod Tor seI
ics ar furnishing impure adulterated liquors.
matrimonial .isnce Of an uncommon character has
1a,siv hen Elected IN Yluvanus county Va Mr. Nonsri
Srsr tho gsant groom eb year oi age, ana ths t
Mrs ca,harine Rsy ,now Mr.. Grey ~ years OF ag'.
coupic o. freiah. trsns tho crsisrn snd ~ srth
r.roIIn, railroad came In collision On shs iah last ~
bioh ops or two persons received ana sho com
rsny experienced ioss Of about is 0"@
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CITY Intelligence.

lsroRr,Nr sEzuEr GUsrowofr Fire Wsricns
Henry Jervs ard Charles l.. Merritt, wers noaei on
Friday afternoon that lot of gunpowder placed
beard The ship susan orean lying a. ii, Novelty Yard
loeL FOR shipment 70 Florida Ia gioston of tho FIRE
~ the State which prchies its cartrc t,fongi, Tho
city and IT. Ianshipmeut bolnw sxty-aecpnd street
uu proceeding board they found 3is packagos of nne
gnnpowder, marked (F ! - AMI (G) supsrinc which
they geizod aud took W tho sstc .seua In a,cordsu
aith the Law the powder VIII BE- sold and ,c proceeds
applied to increas. tho fund of the New York Fire Dc
psItment we pnderstant tho prsctice of transhipng
gnnpowicr In violation OF tho law is quite frequent in
hs city, and II behoovos tho authorities % be IL or
osk ou else some fearful disaster may from the
10 auiiou- use OF this most dangerous bastibIo.
havana IuE STATION Horsr --on saur iay morning
ergcant White, Of the Twenty second ward police found
broad che scd and muscular Indian N tho street
xeied and inspired condition In fact he had beon iu
bibDg rather 100 freely Of fire water, and cvdcny had
The Intention Of scaplr. Indefinite number ot pale
ia,ea On icing taken 70 The station bouso he Informed
u captain lin trochees of rouf-e1 tbht he had como
rom me gaio % ire morning ~ whic1 p. wa rnrs,
stood TO mean fenob-co lie vas quite boihgcrent With
the policemen and manifested "a position n b striking
in some oher way thsn IN bis msspAora lie vaa put IN
n cell until no rec ,verec his equilibrium.
FIx TDTn SnET.--About two o'cloch yesterday
morning lrc broke out bric building In the
81 IA Firth street, occupied cabinet shop by Henry
-hs6er, on the second foor anil Frank Soach, TIE
ihirc floor The hre orignst-d the first floor, ami
that floor after dark any light Or
IRE used nere II - supposed the promises lre y
inceDdisry Dir. sheder'n los will De about ti01 no
Nr kHbsch estimates has AZ about $50,
in,aranoe Tho buihtng belongs TO Mrs. Fta,dreas
Bender. Il Il damaged about 500 ami fully Insured IN
tho Isnoa Insurance Comp1y.
Fms m Amy Surr.~-tlout III O'Clock on Friday
night pa- founI IN close. in third story room 10
'hs bn5in, Is smty street, oecnFied by Miss lsshes
pitchie Mss r. in taking hsskot from tho closet
accidentally =. hre 10 her ciothing, snleh hung ~
lganst tho door. Toe Ere exingashed win :
lev paia of va'er. His Riches loss ia cloihag will
H. abouf $40 b. Insurance. The bubilng Il ofJosby
damage. sbogt Slo covered ~ sasuranca Ia 'he Sew
Amsterdam in surapce Company.
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SERIOUS ILLsEss OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.
br. H. Head, ule physician II judge Douglas, writes
"a foows-
Ihave noticed various paragraphs Ii relation % the
Hues 81 lion. = a. Dogglas, who 81 under ny pr0fss
slons cs'ci which nay have soric tendency 10 msesd
tho pabhe mind H. 20 his gca, condition Knowing the
general anxiety throughout tie country 10 regal 70 hA
and that tho iii- is at h8na when ' may be
Iecied that he VIII biz duties In the Donate,
have thought & due 20 HI friends aed the public .
state for tho sst tn woe.s ho has leon seriously
III! and that during that Hme he Las not been ebc %
leave his bed. At ono pedod tLofe slgat ansnd-
u,snt OF Ls symptom which inda .el he hooe az a
peedy recovery but Il proved 10 be deluiye aud there
l. not any change which wouf Warrant 10 sayng
when II viii BE- prudent % salo for him % leave his
trust bi statement will hkcsi.o afford the proper apo
gy 70 the Judges numerous correspondence, n, b. hag
boom "a he now, In condition either 10 write
dictate.
The Hor. \. (. Bentcn oe Hersrrsr /, Is all VIII bo
the Auditor untcr tho nee hnor Nothing state admiuis
Iaaou.
T. aatsd that he Hey J. 7. Hcsdi,y, socrctsr, Of
State elect ha objected the erRsv O. CAuneey bafr z,
ha deputy.
From savannah, n seamsdp anor,l,e- Moor q ny
eop eP a',ssp ar ~ IA ssas ssa s. VA sa ss'T
Ssn se i.sss. ,ss' Aa, y
sS'R iaSa SWING ss2' & INV f sS ~ ~ Ia ~
acersso.
LSws., Parsoao, 1' III siae- = cor 60 r-ss,a ~ e 80 =
z GB1lag.. wlis aed eld pFlEss, Gw crane gsaaia
~ hAa .ip z "a ~ ", NJ bsldsini Nf- kusee ~
s'1 y ',s,l, " .g,.I ~, ssn Lnh"r eni W9t y
& ,eiv , ~ " shssns ~ = suNh .As so cluA' -
rttih MTs 'hs falip. WIN i3sh9l Irois. rcft W
,,nlne vi. sni lgsnl, y si1cs Mss Boz y Elahyr,i
ObFitu. u thnyt w u " p*fd John harfttf q
snaS knnnes, linaih - rr9rr, Wiz a.t ehei ts'
.1ilhs 1929 " ~ Nftf8s y llenNf sgi VII ~ tM
t |,a.a m"a,la 'fw.arn |" "!grs3,' ut,ts.sn
,h,,ifst ~ fIen~as. y spiA y Itcfn1gers = = W...g
~ = ~ ~. W. AMI Two ,h!dftn; serl Vw2r[ns /.
i@.nf ,a,sor " q NO. kna, Nss D4ftl y - tA1f
. ~. y iSWt, Df iVy i.rE an wi.g itff r
y b'as Ncstplpi hoi, Y e All ,adi I.9fHlft
49, ~ = yssn 80, aaa iso 10 ~ M . Hsq9 w h 9f n ~
ss i s ~, -. sn w. = CAY 3 Y hmgsP.f A. = r.ef
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Theatre. and Exe,biuops.

RRoaDwiY 1nrkIrn.--M,s Julia Dean Hnyne has baen
engazpd f1r another week eho VIII appoar %
fv.nirg Ia her greatly sdn1e1 character % Nnrnn In
kDowe- teauffn play OF tho q Wrecker's DAugh'sr.
lbe iarce et i" fona mo tiye ShiiiiI xsi viii E5ss.
Nu1o'a-~fhiA rOpn!ar csfahlshmont rl' rs-npau fqr
the upter aessan Tomorrow evening Vii octssi0u
the kassl iamiY vii apreat in three cxsieat paat1ml
! peces asis. - By three esnai@sies fof sy
Vile. rhefcsa Robert, hile faaifnc oeno and hlie.
iipE Windsi
Bown, nB1Itp The popular l'tte dralpa n q -.
teer slnT Jarsn will ~ VcffoTm-i 20 evening
with VI. VI. Wssd tsa hero variety - -insiag anf
tarcns i 80 fioH, and he siu cloe VI "a
be musical trameca saectaele 81 " The Forty fhieyas
BgHruv'A rfEAyRE- he psrf5rma0ecs t9.aorrew -vtu
iny VII consist o. The sparkling c1ncfy " x f11
Ifffe TreasareD " II Parents and Glardaua, s84
sr Wscdilove the brgct boy IN tho school, All Jack
Humphrics.
wfllAcx'R TKrArRK Tho oA aud ssvggite cyuQiy n
"Knls Wife and have Wife, viii D~ rcpestsi t9.p1r.
ro~ eveung-the chief characters beiag sutainei hY
gsssrs. Le-fe> Broughan, Walcot Mrs. Hoy Are c.
nover ac. Tocruclade wtt "A Pretty pe-a n BuFn9ss
WOODS NissmGss.-An entire peog ann@ 0f
songs dances. &c 10 announced for 70 syFDlag
including the Pioorper Prom~nasc {" The conrl gdi1z
piece " The Masquerade Ball z Ia whish Ge7axs chrsty
ard associe'~e enjoy srezulsr Shai,pereAn Jablse.
BrcHiTY -fpyssDvnr Besides . ner prog ur1a ~
songs, Ac., for evening" the gakirys 0T.f
fresh version ~ 'sVilf los aud fIs Dfah +" weh %
ported - :. excessively funny. Tho nUf1rlankfe 0ers
are 70 We rcgrconted W nf Bishop Buckley and Mss
Nilisn.
CoscxST-Mr o~rsr Connses.an, the pianist 4nI con.
pcsfr proTofcs ~ give vocsi and Gnstrn.nt II nssrs
A. be hesrops h,an theatre. Tue.tss srsaiag r.
will te ss~'siet BY Nme Wallace poaobofie vnars Va.
e'g Vciwsct, and several o,kes ez1aeas sxxsx
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BROOKLYN CITY NrtSs.

fEIp'ros r BtRcIAR-cn IhurBiay night follow
namtd Frederick Baird Se'ecte Ia the act or bcsk.
log into the Ice Dutch Reformed Church by on.
scanas, o. the fnnr district police Bc had al ay
wionciei o he shutter, and Was hrf vay through the
wucow wien 'bo officer to.k hnld - him nuinoef n
hufRlar implements and slel-on kcya uni In his
POSSESSION. lie commit 81 10 ftisarsrity to
nciieo the detection ~ bg gar uotw tgndiuy CO
berries be most bold md inpu ent If nightly
cDce 10 eyeIy pnri of ths city. Not day pas-es bat
ialnts made ~ tbe police sta mus but thus far
hi. il he MY instance which resulted in the arrest "
ono u ihe.c feliers.
Tue SALARY oF JlDoE crIvLE The Board of Superb
at thor last meeting received nication froa
"a Lott. Esl., eoun.e stating the nstarc ~ Judge
ves decision in regard 10 the salary ~ Judge Cub
City Judge and rcques,iog Tho appointment of
committee OF conference. The committee appointed
vita power 10 direct he conny frols1rer 10 pay the
-aiary " consent o conGsol obtained c0n'oreaie
held next morning wneu II dociicd that
he salary shod be Taid aud Jadgo Culsar notlGol
10 that effect 1hi II looked npon sckno sieigmsn
q iho title Of judge Culver 10 his position Jsigc u
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