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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

Disastrous Fire In West FerSy-Second
Street.
roUR DWELLINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HORSES
BunNyD 10 DRArH-ALDRRMAN sEAaRIsT pURsED
OUr-T0TAL LOSS ABOUT $40 900.
Between nine and ten O'Clock last night fire bsss eut
In the frame stables belonging 10 John Fitzpatrick, u No
ls1 West Forty street. me flames spread wilh
sstonshing rspsdy and before the nrsnsa ooad get a.
fectuay Il work the stables burned 70 the ground
snd thirteea horses w6re burned 10 death. Fseen,
seems, IN The stables, and two only were got out
The ars spread 10 the two story frame dwelling No Ito,
owned and occupied IN The upper part By VIM Connolly
snd In the lower part BY Timothy Buckley tho latter
kept grocery store This building was burned down,
together with The two story frame house IN The rear,
also'ownsA By Nr. Coanoliy.
From thk building The flames sxtsndsd 10 the three
story frame dwelling, No. IT. owned md occupied by
Alderman Nicholas seegrst mo Alderman lived In The
upper part and Harnan 1ss occupied ta lower part ~
store for the sas Of LIQUOR and rscyss purposes Ths
building nearly destroyed fhs IRE also scaushta
three story frame dwelling Ne Of that lot also
owned BY The Alderman, end was occupied ~ several
poor families who have pretty much lot al their house
hold effects many Of Thorn escaping with soshins but
Tie ohsr side Of the stable. the are spread to The
by VIM Dealing The roet ~. pretty much dsStroyed,
zeal ana prevented further spread Of the IRE.
nnn1rD LOSES AID rsuRAsczs.
Mr. Ntzpasrick's loss amounts 70 Ut least eS 900;
70 ss ns. S:s ~.
Mr. OonaoDy's los. VIII amount 70 about $500 h.
sured his front building for eco In the Greenwich In
surance Company. On tho front building there
surapos Of 800 In the Peoples Insurance Company.
Mr.. Bucklcys los win be about $500; no insurance
Alderman eeagrist estimates h los 70 be about 500
on bis front house, insured In the Hamilton Insurance
Company Mrs. Teresa Bolton lived In the Adermans
house her loss VIII be about e2oo; insured for $3.50
Hamilton Insurance Company. The damage 70 the Alder
mans building VIII be about 81 900; insured for
81 SEQ the S&uyvesant and Hamilton Insurance CompA-
MES
HArmap Zele's loss amounts to about S2c0 insured
for $500 In the Rutgers Insurance Company.
Joseph Yenni one Of tho tenants In the house,
insured for $500 In the Hamilton Insurance Company.
The other tenants. we understand, not insured.
Mr.. Dealings Ioss viii amount TO about $780, insured
the building - eco In the Greenwich surance Com
psny, and 800 on hh household effects in the Peoples
Insurance Company.
The origin Of the IRE ~ far - We could ascertain yas
through the oareleRnen Of Of Mr. tzpatricks meu
who was endeavcring 70 fn Afuid lamp In the once,
when the lamp upset. The fluid gpited and thus fired the
building.
Captain sloate. Of the Twenty second ward aidsd By
roundsman Greer and others under his command,
very vglant In Keeping order and protecting property
Several pckpockeis arrested and hers caught In
the act Of carrying or property rhey were locked up
The station house.
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souvrrz or rHE Comos cousul-sone oons.1sraie
nisad has ssnt ~ souvenir Of Of the members u
ths Corporation n the shape OF very dirty tobsooo box,
nnsd with very rich tobacco and elegantly inscribed with
PIN, apparently -" Councilman q the tn ward /;
Fob 7th, 1850 (which picked up in Omnibus The
driver suggests that should not return Il 70 the owner
exospt on hs pledge that he win mot IL contents
" after the departure Of the Japanese Embaasy. We
hold subject 70 the terms Of redemption
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Court OF General Dsssisns.
SECOND FART.
pxfore .Jurgs RrpprIl.

Tie City Judge tried number Of cases on thursday.
srd adjourned Bis branch OF TIE court for the torn, ha
vhs materially assisted In diminishing the cslendar
prison cases now awaiting trial
Nichols sulivsp youth, who broke into The saving
mill Of George l. Cummings on The night Of the I'll OF
June, srd r'clc fifteen dollars worth Of pro7erty,
pleaded guilty si;s MT a. burglary 10 ne nlrd Do
gee. He wee cent 70 Back ~el's Island fov cne wear.
Chafks Alien, alas Chss w. Lonely, alias Wosley Al
'er tried ocuvicted OF picking the pocket OF hrs
1c'le nerrtft- residing In Trsirgcn avenue She vss
In rsu0ad car whep the prisoner entered and took
sect beside her End After e having relieved her of
pocket book coDiaire promiesory note nor SID Akn
p ven known 70 The authorities a. berg an cxpsrf pick
pocket End this fact bavrg been communicated n Jusee
Russell he sri the prisoner to sing sing prison TOR four
yevr.
Weed cf tssult ard battery, and each were sent 70 NE
Pentsntary for six mosths.
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Affairs On che La Plata.
OUR BUKNos AYREs CORRESPONDENCE.

Bruos ArRp, 8. A April 20, 1890
N.S Rasircad-c xsvtv- Cempsny-C spaaI-Herx Tam
i~o- Ttll<W Erc-C7upmns Wirss-sAe ytcaps Re
sss~ation- Cen. Leps-S'o~s Of War, DC.
n We bad facilities for commupicatiop items for you
daily indicative Of The progress Of this country could be
regularly furnished you. Allow to forward ssw by ihs
fast sailing New York clipper, the In Plata, Captain
CroweD
ne charter for the San Fernando Railroad obtained
about year sgo carried TO Ersiand by Ed A. Hop
kins, Fro, United States Conrul TO Paraguay, and
there company has been formed with capital stock Of
$780, 600 (siver), and directory elected Of
bcrs, among whom are i've wealthy Engisbmep, Mr..
Borkns himseK and Gen. Campbell, United States Con
suI Of London. contract has been made to have the
,tosr' &c, al seTpeie, Tor $500 900 Cslver) '''
bk road leads IN Tie favorMs direction from tht city
ss &: 9 Isr s q s NJ .s
dsnce OF Goverpos 0ensrni esnor Don Juan Manual Do
1 , .'I =: % Z ;a e. !;
.s.. S &c co'sps.sZ = ssy q BIZ ossSs Tor ssy sss.
sssessivs grounds, VIA ali tssr sppsrsssasoss -
fsofoc These lands wsre eonnscsssd q Bis overthrow,
sc ss s.r, s,, westward
miller 70 their former svsaa6e track.
been IN IBIS cry subduDe vHd horses, I, be oouss,
and tstberhg be pest Wth 2 full 49, nblase n
. Sssvy bss on hs suocsss be does we'll. -
be yellow fever RACES Il RIO Janciro, ~ usual II th
sscr and the packet IN quarantine, a. are RIO shps
generally II this port
mite singular that 81 this time, Of the six Pc
tsssnt c'rrry fn residing In tbs cry, sot one Of them
has vie south Of ths Equator rhs wives OF the Fog
ihb, Scotch and American ministers al absent
court cf the asste OF health Of member u their
respective fsunes The 0evnas, vrspch and The jansor
Scttch cirFy 20 unfortunate Jet 10 havs
been bkv,ed with sny such psrtpership.
The Fiscal, snsweripg 70 prcsecufns attorney. hes
lately offered from the goverpmess that be hes re-
signed He 10 Of the most pfomiaing youpg lawyers
here and he cannot endure 70 have bis positions
toned.
General Lopez, OF Paraguay 10 visit 70 Gs,eral
rrauiya The motive for the visit h doubt IN oo,nsc
tns vnh Urpusxas isse treaty with Bueoos Ayrss, ~
nse1ty 10 which Paraguay sscuvfty.
tween The &C nedtrascn, brt At present they are some
vhs npalrsb'e There . 20 doubt Of the tsnde,ey OF
sfrAirs.
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COroners' Inqussts.


An UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowxm.-Coroner Jsckman
held Inquest at pier IL Fast river upon the body Of
unknown man. about thirty i've years Of ago. and feet
six inches high, who found floating In tho water.
From The In which deceased wss dressed he d
supposed TO have been 'lopsshoremAn. He had gray
eyes, light hair, whiRken, and had tooth missing
nom the upper jaw The body appeared 70 have In
the water about three or four days Verdict "Found
drowned"
FATAL FALL FROM BRIDGE james Cregan died at The
New York Hospital Yesterday from the effects Of pjurias
sustained By falling from bridge, at Port Jervs Orange
county, New York. The bridge bad been partially
planked with looee boards and deceased passing
along be mssed his footing and fell between the dmberS
to the ground below Coroner Schrmer was notified TO
hold inquest upon the body OF deceased but in
seQuenoe Of the absence Of material Witnesses The
case adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning.
FxBANKNsST CASUALTIES Conrad Her, German, died
al Bellevue Hospital yesterday from the effects Of pju
ries accidentally received by the cavng In Of embark
msnt In Forty nrst street, Finn Dassassd
the employ ment OF contractor named Ramrill
aud was engaged sxcavsting Tor foundation when ht
accident occurred Coroner OKeee hold I'd inquest upou
body Of ceccaAed. Tho Coroner also bold IN In
quest upon tie body OF Robert DUFFY, aborer, who va
instantly killed Wednesday afternoon, BY bank Q
Garth falling upon him while be was engaged u work
corner Of Nnetcenth street and Frst avenue verdioe
accordance with the above facts
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me balcony Of VESTS Hotel, which was crowded with
people witnessing Ne tournament Of The hremen fell Il
about ten O'Clock Thu morning. no following persons
were injured
Mr.. wass, OF Clyde, o., leg broken. His wife was
also badly bruised.
M. Arms and slater, Of rnn, o., badly bruised about
the head and cheat
n. Taylor OF Tim, O., arm brokea.
nr. Rice, Of Findlay, o., arm broken.
Mhs Minnie, Of nfhn, o., chest crushed
Mr.. Black, Of vermillion, o., arm crushed.
Mr.. oostin, BellsfoatAine, ribs broken.
John Roe, OF sandusky, terribly obagurcd.
And several others Ices seriously.
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The work Dons ~ Congress.
FROM NEW Y0BK HERALD OF THURSDAY
JUNE IL.

PuvAu ACm ArPRovKD.
For the relief Of Smith Hunt, Toledo, Ohio
For The relief Of Valentine Wehrheim.
PUBLIC ACm APPH0vm.
10 reimburse The corporation Of Georgetown, In the
District Of Columbia, sum Of money advanced towards
the constructor a Lttls Falls bridge
Exts.dng The charter Incorporating the German Bene
Violent Socaey Of WashDgtoa city, m The District Of o.
lumbia, approved July 81, lS4a
ncorpceatyg Tie protectors Of Prospect Hr Cemetery.
Dlsgolvpg The Wanhngton Manual labor School, and
Nals Orphan Society q De District Of Columbia ana 70
authorize the ransfer of ~ effects 70 the Columbia Inst
tutous for The insrucoa q the deaf dumb and bHpd
EOeunoo
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ING. We don't want tbs appropriations nov, wasu We
ere 81 peaos with oor Maker ana ell mankind
Mr. nIoa, (rsp) of MaD, advssatsd ths appropraaoa.
We should ether oompasts the works or promptly give
them up.
Mr. loRAE took similar view
Mr. exAros, (rep) Of Ohio said they ought MOI 10 step
70 consider an important proposition of hh character
injected into the belly OF n appropriatisn bill The
Houss should stand BY the Fertilization bin they had
passed.
mo amen dment wss non -ooocurred m
NJ. STOUT. (dem OF Oregon, offered an amendmeat,
winch was ruled out OF order, appropratng g. 4oo0
Indian war dsbk
On motion Of Mr.. SrAxros, the study Of the cadets u
me 1nfaSy Academy wAs nmitod 70 four years.
Tho committee rose, when IL action on the amend
mests was oeucurred In by the House
Adjourned.
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met a. Quhcy On the eth irst Gen. John Milton w.
nominated for Governor. r. 3. Hltcn, q TAlAhaasss
Hca. George g. Hsvkns, who declined 70 nozlns,ioa
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The Wet Warrington Market CASE
Agoan.
THE RxYWxNOK BErORE Mr.. R0BnsS0S-MAYoR It'd
MANN IMPULSES TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS UNLESS
IN THE PRESENCE OF HIS C0UNsKL-JUDGB KDMONDs
WILL NOT CONSENT TO ADMIT COUN6KL-APPLICA-
TON TO NJ MADE TO THE SUPRxH COURT TO-DAY
IN THE MATTER-RICHARD BUsTEKD LATE CORP0RA-
TI0N COUNSEL, EXAMINED.
The reference which has been proceeding for some
time before Mr. a. W. Robinson In this prolraced case
was resumed yesterday. Comptroller Haws, and Mayor
Tiemarp, with their counsel, William Curtis Noyes, Esq,
end Hon. John AcKeon were present Mr.. Richard Bus-
teed examined at length, but the examination
taken with closed DOORS unable to state the nature
Of the testimony. Shortly after four O'Clock Mayor To-
man called and entered the referees chamber &C
oInpsned BY Mr.. Noyes ana Mr.. McKeon.
Judge Edmonds, ADDRESSING Mayor nemAnn, said that
he perceived he bad the Oomptroer's counsel with him.
He wished 10 know mayor nemAnn expected to have
the gentlemen present during his examination.
Mayor uemarp-I do, SIR.
Judge Edmcpds-l cannot consent 10 that
Mayor remann-Wen, sir, ! shall not answer aoy
question without them.
The referee hero took down Q minute OF the refusa
and Judge Edmonds stated he would apply 10 the Court
To- morrow chs dsy), and adjourn the examination
one o'clock On Friday.
Mr.. Noyee-N you wish 10 bring the matter before tho
court We VIII attend 70 morrow morning. % that can
have no delay. The Comptroller will attend also.
Judge Edmonds then notified Mayor nemsnn 70 attend
to-day 1t one O'Clock, and the parties djourned.
The matter win come before the Supreme Court 10 day
and the question viii be decided 10 the right Of the
plaints In the suit 70 compel Mayor nemann TO
questions In private and without counsel
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NEW ANxRICAN ARTIST.
Ths friends Of the late Dol. George W. whistler the
oeebrassd engineer, who died In Russia while no was
supsrinending tho Great Railway Of thE empire viii be
grained In reading the following complimentary remarks
Of his con IRON Tho London fswes.-
mo name Of Mr. J. A. Whistler 10 quite 10 us- n
n Attached 70 large sketch rather than PICTURE called
"At the Piano" Thh work Of the broadest and sim
plese character. lady In black playing at he plano,
whils girl In whils b listening astentvely the color
and handling q TIN picture reminds one irressbly Of
velasques There the sams powerful effect Obtained
by the simplest and sonbres oolorA Nothing but The
dark wood cf the piano. the black and we dresses sad
under the insfanent green violin and vioncello case,
relieved against greensh wall ornamensed with two
prints In plain frames Simpler materials could not well
be taken In hand but the painter has known what 70 do
With them. WITH these means he has produced what We
arc inclined TO think the WHOLE the moat vigorous peos
OF cclorng In this year's eyhibnon he execution b -
brosd and sketchy - the eleneae Of eect are simple.
But this work DO the fair result Of Mr.. Whsers
labor nom nature, and net transcript reinscence
Of some Spanish picture, this gentleman be- future Of
ba owe before HIM, and h next performances should be
curouey watched
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e az &C., s..:s: r. state I'tt
d, f. u. j. 8, 's.l 81 ]: g. ''s 81 5ss g.
"a, 81. g: Is, 9. 60. :, Y: e. @: {. Is.
SS SoS OPP !DSq On 80: s: Rs;: :.:s
Drawinss OF France, Bro.a,ssHts q Cs.'s
DsaswAss Losassses- s
49, Is. s.. S. g. S.' a. - 81 s'; r. 60 Co.
=. co.sOupAr.D Lorr..r. CIiss 81. Jyssll, 1870
~ 49, o. o. As q : BIO L. 8 ri 81 NO
haaAssrs, Wilmington. Dsia ware
O0's Oo.soasassd Le.ls..ss q 0sa.c.:-
10, Sc. Is, Q: g. 50. Il. a. s. 5. 10. 70, H.
''sA'' s ooSssS:; DAVE is', IS - sss::
"a ss,,sS :: 'S'i ss amy .s ss
cIs ": H,s,,s :Us T.: e s e !, -.
purifying he ss Il rsssw iSs Soiy. y --''"
sol II No ~ Cans, srssl DsssAr.sA's Building s.A No.
I :. ns ~ 1 .s i 5. !.
sSS. Prize Is essAs per t1E
Green's shirts-Ffc0uursnt.e Styles
S Hr sssslS nsSs mot By sshins Removed :" NO. As
Japanese Are Cenang; PSeklsa Nice
IN b = dsnssd - e w 49, .sadss.e 9sssr so'n
u VI" slippers - !. &c co. s. e Ss:. ..
a ~ :. Us.si 49, 80
49, ~ %" '''' ' ''' "a sU g 81. sos.
rnsssss.phs=:Ch.:s:, =: wlLM..so.s
1000 PAessg..lh Porsreits Take.
daily; for o. Il HOLMES cid and now Gallery combined,
The Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter,
=: S aga :1s q. H:s
Great Sal: e snist.:-si. fer g.;
~ AZ a. HeHs.Ts-ecx, T:,msrow. ..s
ss.! s:s:s 80 &: s..: .. ss :.s'
-, dra.A " ssr: f. . =. w.ss, r
A Grover z Baker noiseless sswtns ma-
sss 1 e 3. q: Is :: Z: s.ss 0'' 40 'd"
wheeler ..a wll..n's s.w,.s m.shan.s.
oes. ,. sleas q Cs.'s CsasbratsA EliaPtss
'''l s'A end Shuttle S: z.s Soi1ms 80 Broadway.
.I as;.1ss.9's P: :, It. Cns.Pie. E.r. s.4
Whiskey.-s. r. suits Kentucky Salt
'''ss Bourbon 'o'd By I'll drosssA urou.r.oo
NoA ISL. 800. I'll and 7ss Broadway. n. Y.
HilI, Inimitahas Hair Cutter. Hair Dye,
90 cents black or brown Dspo No. Barclay a'sSh and
Datchslor's Hair Dys, wiz ana Toupss
seeecsy Bod cse fYvass entrance M laAiss rhs dys
Cristadsro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
=; ssss ~s; 10 asa:s '''' and ~
C'irehugh's wigs and rsupess are Per-
Brcsd.av. oppsssS a. !. ssswsrt : co., ~ ~
Barry's Tricophsrous IL the Best and
oAsapeee astssle fer lyeng bsautyns ssana.g surhe
nssstarai Cs. Plsxien:-Laird': L,a.aa
ing shs sosplszaou snd shin. 90 Bros4vay.
Hair-lts Diseases, Change 81 Color
rter enbsalhhment treaAsd carefully BY 0RAFDJRAN.
Aslor place. near Broadway lory years. sxpsrisase
.as% n -. .ss: $500 Ds.ssHzs,
rosssoe vaaer bre. I'D eysry specss - vsrnh soa q
Hellewsy's Pills are = mest sxesllsnt
pusy q blood sosrsss Is Sous sssrscss Ssssss IL
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Douglas De in Connsetie.

8Iee DC m 0n6trettOW IN COMAOet1c00
NEW HAVEN, June IL, 1890
An enthusiastic Douglas meeting held In this city
this evening. Thomas LAwtou wIs chairman.
hon. Mr.. Kavanagh, Of Minnesota; Hon. ThsmAs c.
Fields, Of New York; n. kead, Eco, Of Greenwich,
speakers The latter YVES very upon Hon. @. NJ
Ingerson for hin In the Charleston Coaventon
me meeting passed resolutions thanking the delegates
from thu Sate who had supported Mr. Douglas ~
ton and requesting them 10 render the support Va
him n Baltmoro
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The Matte nal Ter perance Conveuea@n.
PosuAxp, Me-, June ~ 1900
The National rcmperapoc Ccnvcption closed session
day, end len excursion 10 the white Mountains
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- owxoo, June ~ 1900
Spin aJge rschipe shop the rauroa1 10
pot In ths place, BY Gre last night Loss
e17,s(o; insurance me expired few days
sisoe. The IRE originated IN spark from engine
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The Illinois Democratic state C0nvsn.

t10A,
CHICAGO, juno II, 1880.
Tho Democratic STATE Convention for the nomination Of
state officers and Presidential electors, met u Springfield
yesterday Tho Convention YVES largo and harmonous.
Every county but Calhoun wss represented.
The following nominations were made:-For Governor,
jaime: O. Allen; for Lieut.. Governor, Lewis Rsss; 70!
Secretary Of State H. c. Campbell for Auditor Bernard
Artenze for Treasurer, Hugh MAhsr for Superintsn-
deLt Of Public Dr. Roe; for Electors Largo
J. 1. D. Morrison and ". II. Cushman.
Resolutions endorsing the action OF the Illinois delegates
10 the Charleston Convention, and repeating the express
vion Of the unanimous wish Of the democracy OF MI
adopfed.
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JapaDese Are Coming; Phekl06 Nice
wH b - dsnasd asA % WIN Aoss haadssae 0sAsr Roota
ct Ii VIA sippefs "a f.! - e. aad e per psk.
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Ut. JOINS N ". June W, fs5o.
wind westerly, light wcsiher clorsy. Thsrnomsier
e. Fovfy CT Cape Race.
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Hsysr's B1Araculous vsrmin Destroyer
eup0sUR % III 0Mur 9ymDO mr ouuwvyfuG ruDt uSuo
roaShes waAer bu9s. sd every speces u v01h 10 q
No 6l3 Broadway md By I'll dsuggbb.
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- rsAsal ssss iruo IN sassss Ne tsAsosst hns
ukoul1eT nraoes ousponGoa BandaoeA
dn sSaSs 1toskins Dsaa BalAg fruos sad I'll suSesal
appliances sppllel hAy NO. Aanss h H. female Dc
tburuA.
The Ear Deaf Persons and These Ouf-
fsrpg directions Of he Dar rsfs the
Or. HARTLEY, h another column
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The Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter,
corrected by he 6exopolsn Baak and 0wynne Day Wi
be Issued Ibis mo.niea. describing several c,untsreis
For sale By news dealefs.
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CnURwABr ron wypDrNG rRBaDxra ss-r
~ faeeured as< for ale by onO q. ALLAN, Ne n
vsy, enc door below Canal sres1 49,
CHK BEAD CAPr, 0rLT AND IKArmT NEE.
- Bsk Nets Ears OF al hints Ehes fassv b 49, ~
masy oer nsw .oss boz landing fac. sssrss~ Ars -
HuGHRs pupUv cRDH ANN
No. al BruaAws |, a. sc.~~
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Aid for the s~mersrs ny the Late Tornado.
CHICAGO, June IL, 1850.
concert IVES given last Fight at the Republican wig
for the benefit OF the sufferers BY the late tornado
in Iowa II IVES . splendid affair. Ths hall vas crowded
~ utmoat capacity probably not Ices than eco people
beng IN as>enoanoc fhs subspscn thus far, together
~itn the rscspn non 1hs coucsrt. amount 10 about
- 600 "r.1 = I.
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/ BOSTON, June H. 1850
Some portion q our weekly bank statement WAS moor
recty transmitted By the Telegraph Tuesday evening
Tbe specie hand ahould have been ZOO and the
crcuiaoa 81 900. me fAsh rests entirely upon the
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1000 Photograph Portraits Taken
daily; ~ for 81 n HOLMES cid and Gallery combined,
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Premium Tobacco.

81 LOrB, June II, 1850.
The award Of prcmums for the oest hogshead Of
Manufacturing and chipping tobacco raised IN The 6las
was made II the State Tobacco Warehouse to day The
nfs premium, $40 for manufacturing leaf, awarded
10 John A Corner, al Galway county; tbs second pre-
mium $40, 10 John Craiebead Of the county. The
first premium, $50, for shipping leaf awarded 70
Jesse Cridde Of Cape Gsrdeau county the seoond
MUM, $50 TO The Same. TIE nfst premium hoehAead
vas bought by B. ". Lewis Brothers, d Glasgow. No
for $50 for 100 poundsths highest price ever paid IN
this country The second premium not cold 10 Lag
eett DAnsnsn Of 81 Louis, for s7s for 100 pounds Ali
the composing tobacco offered for sale brought exraord
naYily high prices.
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Sailing 81 the Nis sara for Boston.
HAfuAx, June IA, 1850.
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