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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

Congress have soon to act on new
code Of laws for the District of Columbia
The code provides for Slavery and &C
knowledges property in man. We shall
therefore look with some interest for the
yeas and nays in both Houses on this code.
1t is damning shame that the national
government should adopt principle so ut.
terly repugnant to every sense of justice
and right, but we nevertheless expect to
see it done, under modern democratic rule
and therefore call for the yeas and nays.
--Bei(olcS Rats Times.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

That some pen will be employed in paying
u Citing tribute to his memory, pointing
out his virtues, and properly displaying
his character, we fondly hope.
The funeral was attended by an i'm
mense concourse Of citizen inc}o no
large numbers from all the southern to,
in the county, and the border towns
Vermont.
Thus yields the cedar to the axes 81
49, htSer5He Standard.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

A LEAF. IN TnE DARK.-As young
gentleman of St. Johnsbury together with
two ladies, was returning from Barnet re.
Gently while descending the mountain,
the fills became detached from the sleigh
frightening and rendering unmanageable
the horse which bolted of an embankment
drawing the sleigh and two of its occu-
pants with it. They all fell some twenty
or thirty feet, among trees and rock. but
none received permanent injury.-BHr'
hsgtOa Free Pys,s.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

PETERSON has made valuable additions
to his very able list of contributors. There
is not now more attractive monthly
within cur knowledge. To the ladies no,
the least attractive feature are the origi-
nal designs for ornamental work, which
with the fashion plates should make it in
valuable TO them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20
DR.. Il. Z. MORRILL,, A sKiLFuL PHYSICIAN OF
NEw YokK CRY. In bis remarks On px.papsia

say,-The most eIee.ual me Gle to improve the
tone and energy OF the stomach, is that prepared
BY Dr. Gee b. Green and called the 0-ygena,ed
Btisrs
would publish the recipe for preparing Thu
valuable medicine if | knew what it was, but a :
do nor, can only recommend its use. 1t seems
TO me TO be improperly called Bitt,rs," ut least
IN the popular occupation Of that term, for it
CONTAINS no alcohol or other spirits, aud is rather
sour than bitter, Though here, by the way, 1
cannot too earnestly caution the dyspeptic suffer
er asninst Using btters, = the bass of which IL
alcohol or other ardent spirits. Tley no mort
impart real energy to the stomach. than a whip
gives strength to horse. The stimulation which
hey excite ia only tenorary, and sure to be fol-
lowed by = reaction, which at leug,h win inevita-
bly, weu oat tn. stomach. The medicine OF
which an speaking, obyiRtes these objections
sara ". Fouls x Co, lss Washington ST.
Boston Propriei1rs Sod ty their agents every
whe-e.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20
A pHrsoMEsoS.-The Baltimore 81

A PHENOMENON. Baltimore san
SAYS Whoever lives TO see the evening
before the full moon of this month, if he
sits up till midnight, may see if the night
be clear an astronomical phenomenon,
which will not again occur for nineteen
wears, when two thirds of the people now
upon the earth will have passed TO their
fnal rest. At twelve o'clock that night,
the moon, so near the full as to appear
perfect orb, will approach within ten de-
erees of the meridisn-6ve degrees nearer
TO il than the sun comes on the 2lst OF
June. Seen from an elvated position COM
manding the whole horizon it will be a
SPLENDID sight. The moon will seem to be
almost in the zenith, the ten degrees being
much diminished in appearance atthat far
height" .l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

CoSsrMsrI"N, the great scorge by which
30 many are doomed TO Premature grave,
could in many cases be enectually cured By
simple remedies, if taken in season. wista.'s
Cherry BAlsam has cured hundreds within
few Years
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Vermont State Agricultural
SOoiaIv

This annual mseti1g Of the Vermont State Az
r.culturll Soce'y will be held Ut AIiddlebury, OF
thursday, the 2lst LAY Of January, 1868. The
farmers of Vermont are earnestly invited 10 at
tsud. ID. c. LINSLEY Cor. Sec
At tie suggestion Of numerou. expected
guests at the approaching meeting of the State
Agricultural Society, we have made arrange
mems tor Musical and Social Entertainment
at the ADDISON lloVsE, on Thursday evening
Jan. 2lst The Band under direction of J. B.
HIlmbur h, Of Burlington, will be in attendance
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20
PtJ.LE b MIDDLnnURY READ.

PEOPLE eF MlDDLEBURY READ.
FATHgas, MOTHERS, tar rHR.t. Every
one At This season vi the year sLouli use BrR
slckS SvoAR UoArIp Puts. They remoy,
Impure bllioas sec e,ions, invigorate the al.
sesgiNe Organs, CLEANSE the bluod, impru,..
The ineloU5y, aud are Of inestimabIe worth,
\ ella ~ ga eating OF drinking while using
thtm
bob "a |Nge family boxes, Sugar coated
TOY - evnts. All the Druggists sell them.
See advertisement on third page. 2s;ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20
SIDNEY MooDY.

n. B.-The above is original with me,
and if tried will certainly prove success
ful. A simple suggestion sometimes saves
thousands Of dollars. What do you think
of the plan? ..M
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

Somebody says the Mississippi raised
one foot. When it raises the other will
probably run,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20

El.u0 tNc saw AOlfs i4tL9t.
Launch OF tho LeYiathon--A Per-
fee.iy Original suggestion.
MIDpnIDJtY, W., Jan. II, 1913.
10 the l1'l,r OF tre New Yori Times.
DFAn SHIT is with 'ho proloundcsl
interest that have read in your papei
he attempts to launch the great Levia-
Than, which have hitherto proved unsuc.
cessful / suppose she is built with her
decks all in, and is watcr-tight, conse
9uently she would be gas-tight. There
fore please tell the noble BRUNrLL TO
tuiu the city gas into her, fill her up like
a balloon and her weight will be lessened
nearly ouo.half-then with her present
appliances she can be launched with per.
feet ease. Yours, truly,
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FIRES.

FIRE IN EAST FOURTEENTH sTREFT-THREE HORSES
AND ONE MULg BURNED TO DLATH-ARRET on
SUSPICION.
On Sunday night at 81 O'Clock fire broke out in a
frame stable in tire rear Of No. 40 Avenue a., aud
therce Il flames extended to several stables s1lon.
irg. and small fame dwelling house in the rear OF
No. 2Ol Avenue A. The fremen were early or tue
ground and soon ex'nguished the flames The rear OF
the tenement budipgp, Noe. 205 AID 2V', sustained
sone damage. Three hor. es and mule, owned by
James Savage, in the stable in which the fire oIsi-
pated, were burned TO death Ioss about $50 Ine
frame building, of No. 2Ol, owned by John hen
in the Pacific Insurance Company. a number of the
tenants had their furniture damaged. horss owned
ly Thomas Haywood, was badly burned.
Officer Sutton arrested young man na ut d Cu'tlr,
on suspicion e setting fire TO the stables. He had
be en- hanging about the stables during the afternoon,
and upon being ordered away by private watcnm,r,
became abusive and threatened to have revease.
Cutin wac locked up to await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

Tnr CasAL-BoAT smooTlsG AFFMr y esterdey,
A.. Ni,bol was bough. bors Justice fox t examination
- I.,,e ~ lliug gun with ten. % ~ w IAN Clngr,
- ~ c. Of coat lelOnGDg % the reverns cuner " s--
- ~ suudsy morning from the evidence add1ced 90 the
II - that on tie Sunday morning IN qnfs
- V NeSieLL AID her hubbard Do.i theH cana
-, Heron thu fot Il South Trnh s'F~t TIA
30, - M The Igvs Ws-hingi % came soog.de tbs
b.Ts sd tie Anced thst aerwad ''ns Of tue crew.
49, .kou German O. boa tlr oAr1e 70 g.
hat .d entered uto eolyersa with Alt. heNch
II d. En, and ore o. tasn
-, .ttirs orc bsr sLlrb sh- sebet sad ordered
tm sWay Tie then 20. ttO fhs oa and rOEvd on, Wien
10 figLten ihc thus pr-vrui "a -r ren'D went
i, ,bs C. irum Of tl- windows fired g1n ser
" not Oos o. the line nor thirscz II tba they
10 .,d th. 1T o. tie 6ock. Toe zuH scei with car
IN III cssLts pow ,-t 'Act rAeept What ish hsse
e.s sut H., p~oer wien ikeI out OF tie "a 4 The
e. " In ID. he ined 3, Een aud Cinge re-
c tsot IL lis watch only al he erc' 70 sc'sten
20, Y he welt bo-ic the cutter and asT rep(t
rr went shore sEsn ard IA is te
esr- stil III TIL Jujs took The pa ani VII
c.,iis Le IL rr'le D.ftt 6clt 8. Irish wo1itn
tnt 3 q nd ah h,r hu.b.rd the bos
b siusss ttiwten New IoIk I'D PblaI.'P.il . -
ACCDfNT.-On Sutdsy evsring about oc ,
yirit, Mss.erop 'esdrs 2, NJ. Mulberry -urer -
lo-s f. r., Ess. SrRioTk thu Pea sp
80 = .,s b. spa'.irs e.r WIS .ev.eiy 'nj'''
sal IL ~s ;sk'u hous - OheeS Vnha'
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WY LIKE TIE TRIBUNE.

To ne Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR: have been q subscriber for TIE WEEKLY
TRInUkI for some time and expect TO he until | die.
It's one of the means TO which look and on which |
de,erd TO keep posted Ii was asked which part
ar feature of The TRIBUNE | liked best, ! do no
Know but should answer, minister once did 10
yefer,noe 10 the Bible" 1t s ali best. Twill, how
ever ips,spce a few reasons for which liksi'.
/ like il fol its 'For,ga News. lac Intelligent
correspc, dents whom you have in different parts OF
fhe world the important aud reliable Information they
Give :, clear AMI interesting style IN which 1t Is
,iven ec all -eLder this department OF LIE lEiB-
xNx oDs OF great interest and instruction.
p Ike # on account o. B4ysrd laslOi 8 Letters
r. rhsps II, might have been put under the iormsr
head" as the pleschers say; but, con'lierag tue
character Il these letters, anu the relation ~aica tae
author sustans to country aud 20 our paper u c
TnE 1mrt NJ eur pape,l, thnk they Ccserve u DC
coo.idcred ss d-tInc, festure. lskioC YJur gen.
era Fcr,igu Coiresp Jndcnce ard BAysrd fayi0rs Let
t,r.iog,thtr and u.ing the maps well whne reading
them, have leaned more about geography thaa l
ever learned al school. OF course | hsve learned
nAny other tlirgs ION them, bu. mention geography
us one Of the uses make Of tlem
3 Ike TmF TuBvNr for is Domestic News. l.
ktCps me posted ON what Is going on at no ne as wen
ss abroad, srd this regard an important N sitter
TDtIe ia a di po,i'i.n IN the paIt OF some 10 be-
cone acquainted with foreign Languages, foreign cou,-
tes foeen people, fOre IN manners, ani everything
e.,s frtcp, snd al the same & ne neglect tler eva
Innpuage, coustry people, msnneTs Ne. Ny motto
is. III ne frsf other Jioccs oJlerTard.
alb THE TRIBUNE for 10 Pclrci News, sut
foI ,s own PYtcs. The nature AMI ehafac er oil Tor.
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Over ,is-fLfnt
IS, AWE OH PrIT. "-BI NkERs PATENT

"SAUyE on PEuT. -BI NhLKH FATENT
LFTPREsERyixG SHIRT particularly espted for the use on
LADIES ard CmLDRFS well for GENTLEmEs the M 81
comp etc ard perfect LfSsviDg 0venti)u xant Rs.d me
foowip copy q letter addressed 70 C. j. Bunker, No dI
Broadway, n. y: - NJ. - d. ,o,,
C. l. BrNKER ssq-Dear Sir | have ,nilned your Life
and Bathing Shirts and 10 dy them eNpe
10 1t at the wreck Br ship Minerva Two youn men
MT on and the side Of the ship into the o. San
Ia the midst Of the breakers aud they euaeavored to put them
in re breakers and then made bimse but
be csrne ashore safely though the ocean "s ann as
ulltoud the youD before spoken o. wheh cph
iug across the bay fell overheard sud lay o1 the rsee OF zoe
wser and told me while lying there he could go 10 aep WIN
al esse -, .-.,e.. . ,o,.or
Enm the apartments tried to-day, an sst'hed person
could i've in the gnes fish should destroy Du uni "
10 Death therefore shall recommend to the secretary
Of the Treasury for each station on the s Oh view
jersey am. Win is,h 60, - Nsty. Ier.ev
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ETERFsIING SCESE oS RtsDtIL's lsLAND.-les'
trcay the House o R.fug. boys composing the cas-
Of Lcnor numbering about 10, were allowed tue 10
MY Of ttc Isaud They ffs. PROCEEDED unier IAe
change OF Mr.. Fr. Rianbsud and others, to y7H Tue
,vis>iy On the rouh sice Of the lsan' they were
lesdtd ty ihCr band Of music aud patty q oo!'
ecig ss lictstIs, wtariag sproas vita 1o'', :
sutIg which were the flowing: "Hcne=ty !. ne
beet 20 c.. Truth tesd. no EN- 5;llissm't, h"ie
II ;s.ysi:cp;' "RElsgs I.Iaat bsl! q brsta4.~
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COMMISSIONERS or GENITAL PARK.

MosDAY, May 1.-THE Board of Commission o!
TIE Centre. Pax held meeting this day at l. clock.
Present. A. ii. GREEN, esq, President, and Commits
sioDers Gray Butterworth, Dillon, Russell, Green,
Elliott, SIR, NJ, and Hoyt.
The minutes being read and approved the report Of
the Coz nittte on Rules ard BY LAWS wac cOniiered
a. d adopted as amended.
Ere deiick Law Ola stsd, esq, the present Superin
ter de vas elected 10 the Office of ArchiIectn- Chief
of the PalR.
Il was ordered that all the duties heretofore imposed
on the Chief Engineer and superintendent be, and tue
sa,re are hereby devolyed the Arc
that lie shall be the chief executive ofn ger OF tins
Board, by or through whom all work on the Pdrk
shall be executed and shall have the government and
supervision Of all employees at the Park
Reports from officers at the Park, communications
and petitions were appropriately referred, and after
trsnsactng variety OF routine business, the bosrd
adiourt q
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coURr cALESDAE-THI, DAY.

SyppFuy COUR1-CIECbii.-fnt i.-sVs. rs
~. 70 s-os 900 20 BE- $50. 6jl CO. 90 f5s, ".
~ - a. eGs GO ~ Par, iI.-S,s 2Hl ~ eJI o1,
81; 20 On oJ S5' ST. e'' al ~ 90 s''' W. OIL w.
% srfGrm, CorRr-GrSrrM tEgM.-Mot,oc,; Nos:
=, =, q, - 100 IGl lr2 if3 ios Eaumc,sisd Calendar
~ 5i S. s., g. - 81, u. "a. 20, o. 81, ~ ?, -
a. ~ -. 700 VOC M, OF, ala sao
-. 90 o., ss g!6 glj s6 9s SO. 49, 4 7. SO stS Sx
sSs ~ IS 90 81 80 81. 90 9sa. 9R 9lb set 10
10 Ws OF 81. ST. 7l6. ga sls f91 so ~ s7" NO.
"a l6ls 49, uZi ~ lo.S, IA l.lb 10 hSs .,o
C"rRr OF CONNcs PLs,s--PsRf - sc.' Iiv,
~ 7 &c e0i eA5 7ie 80. Tt. ss - 81 81, ".
Pa, II -fos lSf 6 I.k i2.a las -, w. iS'| 's's ~
ia i.s, i.b,, i5s,
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Tie steamship Roanoke arrived yesterday mcrn'n
from Nciiok with 800 bis. Of green peas and guam
t:ty Of straw berries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

Tie Fifte;h-'ireet Presby te,ian Clutch Of this cay
have given a unanimous csli 10 the Rev. Josepa IL
T,wbe of Bridgeport, Connecticut, TO become thei
pastor.
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EEcEWis C sroLrS CooDs -Dtnas ksdsr. 49,
iIE lrrs pet Nc lss 'tt sec,l ct srr-sisA
ye-,si'sy ,, fheer Chsr Cor p1rct.srk kettle Gc
~ boy tsfsc Arr 20 Psu has the Sos r m
his uohsi SD e then 20 MaAsr Mshss saa tne BOY vs
h.. fyr rN,ul.I siCn.
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MARINE couRr-S.Y II Before Judge THOMPSON.

Minnie Keugan sgt Peter q. Beam.
Minnie is cookbook ing young woman, but OF rather
ssy morals who brugs sgsns tss defendant 10 rseovH
Sz bling balance # losR alleged 70 have been made 81
Ter 10 biIn From her evidence sppesred ct shs present.
r,dnT A. No e Houston Defendant had paid Der 80
OF the she had loaned 10 him during the go yes hs -
visiting her She formerly lived in Greene end sullivan streets
not Noted for tho virtue morality OF tee occuPs
SIZE vent pscs Of business aud "hsd MN fof sne
but Wa unable Il. She Uncovered st ne we mss
Iut never told any that sbe would sue him TOT essns m
ad pr.ened with few rings and one dress shs nal pev
tor. expose him u hs we. ii" s' NV WIG MIG"
sbo,t H. Verdict for plaintiff, SD
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Elizabeth A. Wright ct al. sgt. Ezra w. Muller e
Il Vim B.geI 81 ss;. Mary A. Hill II % defs settled
Cornelius Baker ct al. at. Lewis A. Ssyie.-Csse
seti. q. ,,., ~. . -
far az D, p nit psinf sppy ED decree 70 esstoU
0t rhlefen ard sowsnce fOr their support and Aimony
Mahlon VAL sgt. Archibald j. Campbell ct al
Motion TO vsce order Of publication ceuied without cos
Lease u. Culver at. Cyrus Cummings Inquest sse
aside ~ coats. and be PLACED calendar fos rhdAy.
Before Judge CLsREE.
George Stanton et al. oct. Alexander Duncan ct q.
-Jgd 1rst 1t for def nd ants.
Malcolm Campbell sgt. Mary J.. Foster OF ~
Aaron Arnold 4 Of sat Nr, A. Rpgsod &c Efzssth r.
Beach sst Boy State Steam Con pany-Csses settled
Be;lss Judge NCkABAN.
Dudley b. Fuller sgt. jonathan W. Allen ct al
Mo'iou grated On tsTuI al -,
NorlcE Or end after Tuesday. May Is, Juass
Csie will ~ Cbsmt.Ts for the uatins Of 81 ek peLte
ara s ID. b. afng all liss,sd m-tiona eoonebs'nt
o'hek .sch cay Az continuing tie same "n 'o' me-
Monday in June.
May lh-Befors Judge scrIERLNp
The WEST wAsHINGIOs MANI, 'LA'.
Tucn tie apoicaton of count,l for Messr,. Tayice
ard Irn.D i'd 9TH. aId granted an order Myce
T.espr 10 A., " q, sc why ieJlne,.Hh se.Ia ~. ~
ID esi,1iurr the oecuts 81 Nsst "s hDs"n
90 80, h. 10 the Corpora ioD, and Why receives
shSu.d ~; lie sPpoIted 70 ',se 81 u'' NY - -
-cufce duling tie pend > oi 'ne'
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We ca attention to The readings o. Dies H"nioP'
st the Packer Colsgiat Institute, tins evening" a"'ef
tised in auotler column.
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| Advertisement
TABLET STROP-Inyented

Gro. SAUNDERS, A. D. 1916 This, the genuine sr,e has
eqused for produ ling the keenes possible edge u
razor be osned the bcIbers aud sole Manufacturers
J. & s. SAUNDERS, store No 7 Astof Hoase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

The next Union Prayer-Meetng OF the frem'n oi
the City OF Brooklyn, W. ID vii! be led on iu'sdE
evening 18th inst, in the lecture'room Of re'iePo"|
sheet Baptist Cimch. All Fremen are ia'''eu I"
atterd
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Mr.. j. ~ Hager will give bis annual Floral Concert
on May Festival, at the Brooklyn Ahen%un' Oh
Thu, day evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

Tie Seventh Anniversary of the Columbian te-sry
Cub, will be held at the Chapel Of the New-i ok
University on Wednesday evening.
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Mons Cn1Drrs ysrwl.r.-ie'teriay a te'nO ol
en- ine,e.,rg coDpapy Of ctidrep, ncsily b'y' lsit
cbsrss Of Mr.. J. d Fairbanks. Letters c'nii' US 70
cue IL f,en lie Children WHO have previously o'eo
s,esc,;, TAJ g-tesslly ,pea, fav8rAS'y 81 10 ~"
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Advertisement
Rot Nh HILL WATER CIREAND HOTEL, North

y
smptoD assMounsn air forest pnt good table, aud anuse
otorpehic Treatment for Invsds RecrestOns Of al
kinds for guests Send for o circular to Dr. H. HAsrED.
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i.e II .A Wax srt s5ooalsge tie seciety In tas.'
ttnsyosLt eE:erp. e. hT. Trscy 50 again returned
sd ( n skig act We p,spsst;on fc' his next srpeci'
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IAdyerti..m ent |

PtRDNS NATIONAL lllEAIER.-l SUNS VI
MALTA produced here last night to Immense house, ard
its proved satisfactory Tonight II VIII BE- repaae''
the dramas of the FosEsr Of BoSDY and EMERALD KING
Apply early tor place.
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Advertisement
TAuFtIrr-uFHt ,,,.,,, 80.
LOVERS OF AQUATIC SPORTS.-Wlll be exhlblte

THts DAY. sPl-njJ ROAI buls the sudn's Of sic
Co.ee also PLEASURE Boar for Afys 90
thi, 81, together with large number Of other boats
. INCFRsoLL No 80 South IT.
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FALIISG oF IRE LARCF Boox-Dt REicK-NARpow
E'cAPr-OsT M.S lSJrRFD -The large boon-ier-
rex lying 6, re oct o Franklin street. while engaged
Oh Friday sst hosting out the boilers OF the stesm
shp Moses Taylor suddenly gave way, asd tie ert;re
obstruction consisting Of bsars, ssnchons uprghts
&c, which wire al very msssive, fell with tremer
dous crs.h, leaving noting but the hoa, ,emsnirg
sr6 peri, Ct = ass Of wrck. OIs man had lis am
brcken, and three Others barely escaped with their
Ewes az they were directly usder 1t, ard thousands of
spli,;ers and broken msterisl yrg about them. The
heller fell patty on tie deck end the tug but did
10. sustain or cause any serious itjGIy.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

The Twentieth Ward Republicans will meet this
T1e,dsy evening at No. i46 Eighth avenue.
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/ Advertisement.

WHICH Is Ny WIFE That's The question
hst the ph TINES the new comedy
at B.R>uMs MusEtN, played THIs EytMAG beside CL,R,
1HE with Miss Susan Denim a. Csri bvtNA
VISTA" Is played THis AFTERNOON. Glorious atrs;tions
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Az IRISH "CrrMprn.o-On Saturday afternoon

NN IRISH "CIIMDFN. -On NHrUrutv atVIuUIu
soue people or Staten Island rpgsd getting shptmber
tom forest, sixty feet high bad been dug around
and fsteu lie 81 tie top As TO pull dwn Ia
direction Soon after rschog bis lofty Destination TO
he conserratn q the few spectators the tree began To tall
The chung the Of the falling tree sad landed ON the
gound tn the above him. The npsny hastily gathered
expecting to the msuged remains Of the climber
Judge their surprise when they thus sau,sd All boss
an ,bre eidn. bring her down 3" Evening POit.
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Srpposrn RrRcrAns -Sergeant C4fffey, of the

SUPPOSED BCRGLARs -Sergeant Ctffey OF tue
Sixteenth Precinct yesterday ing arrested two suspicious
looking e lows named Thomas Gsoney ADD Thom~ Parsons
who IN Re found oens about West Fou tenth street Ihey
were taken the Jefferson Market Police Court aud committed
nv the examination Upon the OF one OF
tie fellows found along shot, ard upon the other quantity
of clothing supposed TO have been stolen.
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BISHOP PorIFR's Visit TO RYE ASD PoRIcHEs.
1fR-Or Sunday morning last Bishop Potter preached
in the Episcopal Church, Polchester, and admins
ttred the right Of confirmation to fourteen persons to
whom he delivered an appropriate address. Among
the persons confirmed were several adults-one a
welkrown member Of the bar who it is said is about
to prepare for the ministry. In the afternoon Bishop
Potter preached at Rye, aid administered the night of
COZ irmation to sixteen candidates, 10 whom he aso
ado re seed few appropriate remsrks.