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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
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YgNHE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF
IL LTTCHFIELp are hereby notified that special
meeting of the inhabitants of said town will he held
at the Town Room in said town Monday, the
4th day of May next, at two o'clock in the after
noon, then and there to take such measures may
he deemed cXpedent relative to the petition to the
General Assembly of certain inhabitants of South
Farms Society for new town.
And also for the purpose of adopting measures to
increase the number of Board Of Relief and Select
men at the next future annual town meeting If
deemed hest.
Litchfeld, April o. 1857
lit a AB & sI InTbos, ssleetmen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
Elm Park Lectures.

u Society will be delivered ON next Monday eve
ming at y o'clock. in the Hall of the Institute, by
the Rev. L. Perrin, of Goshen. Subject "CnARAC
TER The lectures are free, and the public gcner-
ally are invited to attend. d. Stone Pres
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
The dwelling of Julius Burr. Esq, of

The dwelling Julius Burr, Esq, of Mid
dletown, was entirely consumed on Thursday
evening Of last week, with all its contents, save
a small amount of furniture. The family bare
ly had time to escape breaking through the
window aud wounding them severely. Mr.. B.
saved one of his children by rushing in amid
the flames. accidentally falling over the child
who was CROPPING its way out of the house
Loss s., 500 Insurance $500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to al' persons liable to
~ pay taxes in the town of New Milford on the
list of 1856 due on the 81 day Of April 1857 that
will b. at my office in the village of New Milford
on Saturday: May Odd, 1867 from o'clock A. NJ. till
o clock p NJ. and at the store of John Gaylord in
said town on Monday, May 25h, 1857, from 10
o. clock A. NJ till p NJ to receive said taxes
New Milford. AriI 2sth. 1851 3t-e1
GEORGE LOCKWOOD, Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

N HE Court of Probate for the District of Itch
i field hath limited aud allowed six months
from the date hereof for the Creditors to The Estate
of LEVI HEATON, late of Iitchfield in, said Dis.
trict deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for
allowance and settlement. Those neglecting to pre
sent their accounts within said time properly attest
ed, will be debafrcd recovery. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make imme.
date payment to EDWARD HOPKINS
Lichfcld, April 81, 1857. [l-3f Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

AT recent term of the Superior Court at
Osweso, \. T., an appeal was brought from
the Oneida county court, by man who owned
dog that had whipped and Killed another dog,
whose owner had recovered damages for his
loss. Judge Allen decided that it was perfect
ly legal for one mans dog to kill another mans
dog in fair fight, and was a little doubtful if
in such case, the skin of the vanquished ami
NAL did not properly belong to the victor. So
the plaintiff lost his dog and lis case too.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
MARY HowARD
IS.
Henry HOWARD.
Order of Notice

Hses.S 1" cs""g IS, LrclrrD April A. D. 1867
II pom THE PETITION OF THE SAID MARY
u HOWARD praying for reasons therein set forth
for divorce now pending before the Superior Court
in and for Itclfcld County to be held on the Sec
ond Tuesday of September, A. D. 1867. 1t appear
ing to and Icing found by the subscribing authority
that the said respondent is residing in Richmond IN
Therefore Ordered That notice of the tendency of
said petition be given by publishing this order in
the Litchfeld Enquirer. newspaper printed in
Ltchiield three weeks successfully, commencing on
or before the 10Th day of April, A. 1867 and by
deposting copy of said petition citation and order
of notice in the stoffice, postage paid at Ply
mouth, Conn, directed to said respondent at Rich
moad, Indiana before the LIST day of June,
a. D. 1857. FREDERICK d. BEEMAN,
Clerk of the Superior Court for Litchfeld County.
1-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
A r Court of Probate holden at Litchfield, with
"A in and for the District of Litehfcld, on the
24th day of April, 1867.

Present CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge.
On motion of John E. Granniss, Administrator ON
the estate of Daniel j. Dayton late of Warren with
in said District, deceased This Court doth decree
that six months be allowed and limited for the cred
tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against tho
same to the Administrator and directs that public
notice be given Of this order by advertising in
newspaper published in Litchfeld Couptx, and nv
posting n copy thereof the public sign post in
said town of Litcheld nearest the place where the
deceased last dwclt. Certified from Record
1-3ts CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

REMEDY DYsrEpsIA.Tle Oxygenated Bit
tiers have been tested by scientific men, and proved
to combine the most valuable tonic properties. Be-
ing free from alcohol reaction is suffered 10y the
most delicate constitutions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
MARRIE.D.

In Patterson, N. T., on the 18th inst, by Rev.
MIR. Lounsbury, Mr. JAMES L. JoRDos of Albion,
N. Y. to Miss SARAH A. PEPPER of Patterson N Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

DURE French Zinc Pure White Lead, Iinseed
II Oil, Turpentine, Varnish and general as
sortment of Paints, Brushes &C., at
H. W. BUEL g. co.'s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
Ladies, Dress Goods.

a LARGE assortment received this week of the
latest Spring styles comprising Silks, Delaines,
Snaines; Cruvellis Plain Berages Poplius Debages.
muslin Lawns, Jaconets, Colored Briiliants, SC.
Litchfeld, April %, 1857.
q HAWiS' shAWLS.-Brocha, Stella and vari.
- ETY. of Spring and Summer Shawls NAV he found
at McNRI BRAxAx'a
DAPER HANGINGS.-5OO rolls lust rece;S-x, IF
Il the latest patterns /, also borders to match ne
MCNEIL BnAxAN's
TRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE.-rhe largest
~ assortment in town of all descriptions, at
McNEIL BRAxN's.
GROCERIES. Family Groceries of all Kinda
" always on hand at the lowest possible prices.
McNErL & BRAnay
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

nRIlGS and Medicines of all kinds, will be dis
~ pensed with care and accuracy by
II. w. BUEL g. co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30
Dissolution.

F2HHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex.
n listing between the undersigned under the name
and firm of SMITH & Erwin is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Either party is authorized to set
tie the unsettled accounts of the late firm.
New Milford, April ed, 1857.
SILAS ERWIN.
The copartnership now existing under the name
and firm SMITH, ERWIN & RANDALL is continued AMI
the busn of Hat Masufat turing will be carried on
as heretofore.
New Milford, April 22d, 1857.
SAMUEL SMITH.
SILAS ERWIN.
1-3ta CHARLES RANDALL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

SATURDAY.
ON account of the existing difficulties between
our Government and New Grenada a naval force of
ten vessels will he despatched to it's harhorsseven
to be stationed at Aspinwall, and three at Panama
The Department of the Interior has completed
the organization of the wagon road corps, and ope-
rations will be commenced Immediately.
Forty settlers were lately murdered at the Big
Bend, Minnesota
The Gsnessee Suspension Fridge over the Low
er Falls at Rochester fell into the river Tuesday
morning with a tremendous crash. The fail
caused b. the immense mass of snow the storm had
accumulated on it. The weight of the snow was
estimated at hundred and twenty tons Great
complaints have been made of decepsioas and frasd
in its structure. 1t seven hundred feet long and
two hundred ieet above the water.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-30

-FAA nnns,iaI severity of the recent storm, seems
the engrossng topic Of all our exchanges to-day
The New Haven Courier speaks as follows:
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Quarantine Matters

INSTALLATION or A NEW hEsiDKNT PHysfoiAS-
PROPOSED aALR or Tas oUaRASHiNE GKoCNcs'
Yesterday Dr. Daniel II IAssci, OF Geoeree, Lvtog"toh
county duly Installed oidcni physician oil the Marine
Ho pital, Staten Island, in place Of Dr. hATr WHOSE
term Of o had expired CO. King la ina p"nt
inert having ecogn.zed doctriuo Of rotation Utou
Invitation Of Dr. Harrs, depu'aton from the Board on
Comissioners OF Emigration, consisting of Conn "tonefS
VcTpai c Pudy and Galhgor we're prevent "a De ntrc
dGood G the ofc r. who was 10 occupy 80 important
apcon In TIC institution under tn r charge Pre- ifeut
YER iapck and Cosnl,eoner PlYdy briefly wesoom Dr.
Bse and expressed their az tho services of he re-
aring ooes During toe day soue facts we're stated with
reference 10 tie future fate OF tie present. Qasanno
which may be worth relating. The pre.enI qisrao
tine grounds conest Of about thirty acres, Of which
I've acres belong 10 the general government The
water front Ii So. feet and the water along TINS part OF
the shore deep aud admirably adapted for piers Com
mocore Vanderbilt tas expressed deae 10 buy the pro
pery, ard he Cunart s.Sanship Coupany have offered
skot0o tori, they their accommodations al Jer
sey City to be too crampcd foo their increasing steamship
Business Is Estimated THAI the twenty 1--we acrea are
worm 100000 There be but lio doubt thai were
The MARI Hosita! removed thriving tllage would soon
take liz place. wcud be iairable depot for the
E1gtst STEAMSHIPS, IL the company can procure tire
grounds The Commission srs yesterday expressed them
eeives doubtful g. 70 whether tho quarantine grounds
can DO located this year. owing 20 the opposition OF the
Island @as The rao tcgIbe f6f Quarantine
Ihe etfhne Of the qaayaHtine viii reder most snerots
INC deties o thg Health O.fces snd Resdes fnyscsAn
Gurne u.t Coming two yecrs.
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no Tpr EDrrop or ,HE uEsALp.


perer rore distinguished fer TO servile tosdyssr
every hing fru b, than So- TAI nj, 'bsueoee, or circus
ton, 10 rc npe,irs tho nuaagur a,u,y" cf John Bg IN
t,nrt bosac The tsancs II &c o. fockrdee's ~ favored
and Il, sasa connard be-, Il kocps very carefully 10 the
r, he nc, ,hs, the san ofccr &C tho pruh navy Grit
ul led hat GU rsvo,e. and III caisd" onmaud Toto
o,rnpi,s s,aie cf der,ore:ssioa ard usn managed 10
srnh them cui q uGf ard n1unili as in rsymen'
Of thou pessags
Why are thse cry .urnss "a seai sbor inc taei thai
tha Fnush dee, stood guard COR the Costa Rosrs whca
they rubao ,he American Tran o. nrarT a thes s'es-
ea s,t ,t csroof p1sdcr for ton ~hcu they broke
IN that ruai 70 Call!eerlsf
why arc they 70 unwilling b Rave cor govecnmeH N
miro into .he Bri,iA, bargain With Costs Rca EOS arms
0,rn the uptr of boudon 10 dve tho imer'clns OF or
yraaaaY Tv "a 10 tho cry az "Ttlsh H,aFranlDy" "
ir after ,oa fron fart thai ihc.s ance tsve ARC
lumber uf American cdscns, who never ~" sor =.
prisoner, ard fAhe tel 10 The mot nuuagnus rNinh
frg,sh tlrlaers b oko np Inc Nicaragua TrsnfI, ana
lp tsh Interference d-s-s The At1ercns rem We ti'
The Coat, Plcena di not attack Ioclrigca pty aI.
they COLI came do, n 10 Punia Arenas ait~ tbs hHhp
tna1c De Way cj ar rt them, but N " ns al tAt loso
rreescs Nhc Tive b. defending brit'n ra'dr am ai
hoods and who wore never Known " @vcSepe no."'
and rtiy American measure since trey hs4 eA-t1u
ehoud delight 10 hep 10 the extent II tner sab @"
orp) Bril saneon on The AueticSn character -
Tho fntush govt rrnent d9rs ~ aCs h,syeV 81
ureny saazst our IcOlae, ther tanpcr uilhos 'l'
have uUr cottoa ,Iin, sarvc; ara fear. W zoe ~.
tix Or seven hu adrtd oHpref shif~ Frivaocfus si
their scattered colc1lcs, bu, they are uiiS thet tW
American durcl 10 orve The AmCrirgs % tho IN q .
but a. the fasst Representations 81 their eyWphat hIv
will Dot deceive nan Of sense. lbe Bft ~ hSt ~
every thing cout 80 70 brock ~ ne iran. ~, 49,,
Americana OIL. o. r river, and obsn their arms iof 'nt
Costa huan slitA and their sycopbants heie e. W. W.
slams cf sdmlrelhn over uis specimen blNn mS ~
nanlnty" The hc'ee independent naasN are oo' '" "
'"'''e' ~" ~ sue" "''''"''' ' & C. HcEEyBy.
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fEf IN frirsyg Str.ssr.--shCrtiy bebre O'Clock
yesterday mosn!ug Grc brake ch IN TIE esbne4
sher o. As5'st., u,,s. ra,aed "a No Ssl West Thirty
sixth street nc oudR icing fcsme, the flames spread
rapidly 10 toe two sors dwelling occupied by Mr.
Brx and family, allowing scarcely tn,e FOR them escape
Mr.. Rrsx WA burnt about hc pa bis hnir ard whis
kers wero considerably he'd. Tho Ore spread to
three story franc dwelling o,Gng ned by Mr. Ravey
the upper sories OF which we're copsd-shy burned
Tho slaughter house ard stables belonging To J. Dacket
were ae damaged by TIC ire M Isrx has an insurance
Oh $t"D In tht kugef3 Insurance Company All hi5
property lis hss may be estimated nj over thai amount
The cause o. tho IRE IL AZ present unknown.
Fnx IN ls11s SrEIr--Hotween two and three O'Clock
yesterday morning Gro broke ot In the sx story brick
building Nc. 100 Hester street, occupied by Mr. Jacob
zegier, sofa and chair nctures. The dre first
discovered burning the ird noor used for the making
OF .ofa fames. From this floor the Gre extended the
roof The quick action OF the Grcen prevented The flames
from spreading beytud tho building. Loss may be esu
Beekman lnsci ance Company The building Is owned By
John Short, add Ia insured.
FRx Wsr Tnrr THIRD Snuon.---sa,ortty after 3
O'Clock yesterday morning Ore broke out In stables
In Thirty third street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues
Tho premises wero owned aud occupied by Jsokson
Fowler. Two horses and wefe burnt 70 death
Loss about u 600 No insurance.
Fur PsAa SraIzy--About O'Clock yesterday after
noca FIRE broke out the "Ysnkee notion" house OF
Cary, Howard saaser, 2i3 Pearl street. The areusa
were promptly the ground and eEingushed the
Gre. Tho damage 70 stock vii, be mostly BY wstcr and
may am run, to SIS 600 or so oa There $3.50 900 In
the stock, In city ard oa OF town companies
The building n owned by VIM II. Cary; IL N damaged
about $500, and fully insured The aye oftyuaed among
lot Of guns cases, the fourth floor, but bow Is got
there 10 known at presert Its origin VII DO inyest
gated by tho Fire Marshal.
pesArKAkAsoK os ( l. pxFc3ssss.- e l. DeFoscet.
who disappeared from the Metropolitan Hotel on the la'h
Of January Iss has ye& been hsard from Ills ftiesds
renew DE reward Of 900 for ip6smAtoa 10 his wess-
sbou.s and i Description Of his person gives h "a
advertisement Ia anchor column.
RxwARp-SI6--The gcsf bre&spin, fby which thh.re-
wsyd Is offered In paper day rs highly valued By
tht. cWvtF.
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Tho Murphy aud sseklcs Affsir.
10 rHs kDrTos or THE RsRALr~

hEw foRS, MAY Z, 1901
q duty 70 myself sad tie putao proupts mo 10
request the Use OF your columns to correct tie false state
onas flrnshed Ito press By Mr. sckies and z friends
at wssL!ngton respecting reocortre yc,tcrdy morn
Ing at wizards hotel Tie violation ~ all the recognized
rues q homer by the publication Of private oorrospon
dcncc and private conversations in Way interesting 70
o. CONCERNING tho public hsa put Ge community In pol
session OF tho primary Of my a,N IA upon Mr..
slcklce To that corruponionco In eary tina,
should aIude, since explains Itself shalt. therefore,
confDe myself 10 brief statement Of the og at and CIR
About half past eight 10 morning son, my card By
Forvant 10 Mr. Sckcs' pni 10 lowed the nervRni 70
tho door, being armed with email c0whiic, which wa
concealed under tbs breast 81 my cop 90 knock leg, Mr.
kcs ops the door, AMI simultaneously With tie read
Ing Ct ms card he recosn.zcd me, snd aai, s'nowhai
nefvcusy, Cool morning. SIR" ut orce sssncee 20
tho door pssBod tho ureshhod quickly, end ~ eaercd
turned the key hs nsde and puttins my bsok W tho
der informed hirn Lsi had como 10 ciassc him In
moment he s,asnx FIR me, and - drew the whP hc
cc-ed with mo- thai found amo 81 mpos nblo ~ usc
H. s.yers .ugsie aen took pace s , ~ - 20,
ing which ] had struck him several boss, ]
nuns The whip sside ~ u1eks, impem
limiting bs operations 10 ineGecas. siteinrt ~ " Rar
ro,,ng" and 10 e,nc offers NJ scratching AS the
contes. had then letcd sone ten minutes, aud Mr.
sccs Who faint from che loss of blood requested
% desis, pushci BIN from ne, picked up ny hat
unlocked Tie doo., and tse hin good morning Ieav
had been nuns VA tbe ONE. q the eucou,tos. TIE sseer
toa that l struck Mr. &cltlcs with any !ns<umcsv' u
gnniigsiod fsisehood; ouly usc mr. clenched md
IL u aiso untrue thai either Of VI DOWN during The
struggle Sad IL bssc fsb'iciios sy that tho whe
ever Passed into hls hand at apy time during my pre-
gsuce ia the room. II win not avail Mr.. Sckss ~ has
ende 20 utter such fscaoode these " ocrces nom
Tie public 10 whom he and they bad teegrsphed r. tie
degrsssron Of hs me tied chaniseiren- Hose who
have bsh pnce nc encounter vii form thex
fidgnsntas n who was vorytsd.
mt must trsspass urn you fer QUO Tnt more: Tue
moment the Array lad ended Mr. 81 kles despatched ocs
sersss In All ifecons FOR TIE Marshal 81 me District,
Tn District ATTIC noy, and host of cther otcsals AMI re
rstershe former ~ sbempi ny arrest fnr an seyed
violation &C the inv. aud Tie latte, by MADDEN sesgr' o.
the Avenues n puhc nfoTraalIce, 20 prom xse sctses
~ unb.ushng presatclroni resfoctlns tie affair ar.
Steisls however, exysess-s himself fat nsed. anl
AZ =nr~ usi am JNo. McIIpn MURPHY,
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fuprvsue Gourt-Spccial fesnA
cokPcRAVIox cAar.


Nst 1.--ga W. 10 tuae Tx Ncs-, e., o. Voc
rork--T1s WA Application 70 set ssiJc mcpt
o'vIEz Than 90 900 for ue Improvement q my
frgN sreet, between Secc1d and the Est river
Tba ono, befue decided By Judge Whiting. All
Argument by Mr.. w'oxE0n for the Corporation AL
Mr.. thrrc rc- The Plaintiff Jude reatoly decides N Y.
vor VI DE Cor ,crsuon
Bstsro ION Judge Cesxt,
Rs hard o. Cbrnois. C7.rk o} ne }utrrN C-snys, svd
Elisa hagy Srr Ndty h1oc T.. WcL'cor, q ol--Ao-
ton gsntcd far t5o Allowance " f2b With issa
b. costs 10 defen sn, j Giles, snc that dr'ord Ut
Syy receive an alb glAce ca $50 out ~ that po ton OF
bo surplus 10 which Defendant Wndron hs topssen,s
Nv - may be entitled.
tulhoiae Ayld, by ks- Ns9 Ets,ds y. JNr r. tut
Amyny Jrrtvsr 10 h8 rtr routi And aSo coursel fccs
Add ~ x,Us 4 al, ~. VIVA koyluch-Orier cls
sed, without cts and without prejudice To Es righ
q tho pantto apply Cor anothcr order ca dietoIi II
a4aviL
N n, MIR u ne Hrry Gag FYTs irssuGos IL rdry
- Lon dea. Vi, with tIO cots.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Interesting from Washington.

Intervening from Washington.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN LORD NAPIER AND THE PRRsI-
DxkT-CABiNBT COUNCIL On NEW GRANADA Az
FAIRs--ruE sa' MEN MAIL oONTEaCr--a ADJUSTMENT
or TIM sPASIsR-MExiCAE QCESTiOS-rHB UTAH
60vERkoRSHIP, KrC.
wAausoruS, May Z, 1867
lord Napier had long lnterview to-day with the Pres
Dent the subject of the Dallas Clarendon treaty which
Ia said to have been Of very amicsbe and satisfactory
character.
Az tho Cabinet meeting to-day our difficulties In New
Granada were discussed al great ergth. It Is rumored
thsG the Cabinet quite UNANIMOUS on the necessity OF
adopting the most energetic measures for redress ana
Is thought tho government intend to take early possession
If the Transit route
Tho mall costrscts with the Bremen and Havre Inc OF
steamers expire LIST Of June, and s stated the
Postmaster General decided 70 reduce the large a.
owanoe hitherto granted to tho former the steamers DC
ting regarded us second class and Inadequate for the Ger
VICE. Corraodere Vanderbilt u here and his prcpossis
ior mail contract to Bremen are sad to DO fsveraby
viewed b. Che Department.
Tns orders issued by she Las. administration 70 employ
Che troops against the squasers the Delaware
Kaasas WAS revoked this morning by the War Depart.
nsas, Tn compliance with tho Wishes Of Gov. Walker.
lam crediby informed that both the Mexican and spa
rish Ministers in possession Of highly important
70 tho eict that the difficulties which have existed for
Some time between Spain and Mexico will shortly be ami
cably adjusted and that government has been inform
cd Of the fact
large nunosr OF persons have recently arrived in this
city look after their chances for foreign appointments
Tho rush from New England, New York. Pennsylvania
And Virginia Is truly astonishing.
Nothing has been received yea from Coz. Ben. Mccall
Tough p 10 whether he will accept the Governorshp Of
CAh The President Is extremely anxious thas he should
accept the posnon and has written him accordingly,
urging him 10 do The administration Is constantly
receiving Information from orediable oouamuni
eating ou,rases committed by Brigham, Young and
hh deiuded follower; and the President determined
% seod sufficient military force there 70 enforce tho
United States laws and preserve order. Peter g. Wash
nsos eaid 70 he strongly pressed for the appointment.
a Secretary OF Utah. He u ncssht 70 be admirably
qualified for the post
letter received from Secretary Cobb today states
that he will reach Washington the first Of next week
James G. Campbell has been appointed Marshal Of the
Western district of Peunsyivsnia, vice Frost whose com
misaoo has expired.
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ssoppago or Canal Navigation.

ALaANV, Nay 7, 1857
rnero arc rumors OF serious break the hddLo d!vi
s,n u the canal Tho scneca river squeduct SID 10
have given cut and also the lesser squedact Port
1yroo The Is 20. fully authenticated, and the Do
psxsueot has Information the subject Roth aqae
duoas are known DO Ia imminent danger. These soc!
dents would prove sorous detTime1 canal nsvsx,on
Some small breaks the Western DIVISION caused BY tho
surface water, readily repaired Tue late storm VIII
rctsrd navigation fully week.
There has bce1 very heavy side into the csnsi below
uoosvsle 10 Tie Eastern DIVISION aIso Ia Tia fesas
which vii he repaired by 10 morrow.
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syIcyoE Tue BArcRy.-Coroncr fcrry held an In
guest yesterday upon the body Of Iorepno Ieasies Ger
maa ty birth, ~ho committed suicide on Wednesday
night by shooting himself through the bead With psto
From papers found bis person tho deceased appears 70
have been 10 the United Sses Army. long etes
written German, and addressed N tho dns ZtS~1 q
Thu CITY, also found 10 his pockc<s 1t "a supposed
extreme poverty led him 70 take his HE. The Coroners
Jury rendered q verdict of "soicsde."
FArAL FAIL-Coroues Perry held an inquest yesterday
At the New York Hospital on the body Of John Kelley,
lsborer, who accidentally fell or = ladder at thu n~w
bpiding No COG Sixth averue, yesterday morning aud
killed. Tho jury rendered verdict q Accidental
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