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Mufmnft SeS SnmpfsrS
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Nemer Siee 0dribaloi's+ Nnfnnft
StctDr @%manucl6 in Sena.
Gtnmit9i9e 8Orbereitnneen Oartbal=
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cine Saupti6taAt.
New Yprt II. Soy. Der Odmpfer 8re-
men, Der ant 3. ,. Don Sput9ampton abgtng, III
leste Nadt bter an9etpmmert, na9pem Die 1ele=
9rapbert=Stnten naA benz Sitpen bereit5 eelGlp1
Ie1 lparen.
Sn ben en9ltl9at 8lGttern erlNetuen Stele
gef leripnm iiber pen plDbltAen QbGru6 Der gGarz
i9auer Spnferen3,
Die 9ptppn Shines Ia9t, Der Nbbru6 ritbre
paber, baB Die ptelen anta9Uniltilden glemente
IN Der Son erert3 lt6 nt6t perltanptgen %fpnnten,
Die fVnt9ltd neapplitdnil1en Irltppet mad>
ten ,etnen nelten @n9riff auf 0artbalpt 3pilAet
Sci fans unp Sella, aber lte purpen aelhlaqen 1t,
ptele u efan9ene tpl1rpe1t ibnen abgel1pmme11.
Gtctpr emanuel mar in Sella onaefpttmen
nnD Bate cine s3ul %ammentunft NIT @aribalpt,
pOraltf bic Setpen 9entetnI lame ARRANGEMENTS fir
etne 9rpBe Gntl6eipung6 i9la6t trafen.
Se ltret6 ertlart, feline un9eGenrer &rte95ru,
ltun9e1t ipltroett rtr 9~etrpfen, um etnen Qln9rif
at DerbtnDerttt
9~tapplepn riiltet auf6 fur9tbarlte 3u gBaiIer 1t,
gu 2anD e~in3elne Spurnale nebmen ben uut=
ltaro DAP fitr5li9 IN 81. Glpuo Elm &rte95ratb
9ebaltet' tpuroe, ais etten banDgretfli6en Sc
petS, DAP Elm 9epaltt9er 8elp3ug bepprtebe.
Mn 81. SftOber btelt Der &atler 9lapplepn
bet 9aris 9tepue iiber 10000 Ntaun. Man
btSpuaftrte unD AUDI ale auperen GprtpmmniiIe
zines eigentlt6en 8elp5uge6 tparet repral enttrt,
a,,No13fort1tt QtNort,nn1 81 COEt NN..@.
pclle 9et9un9 gum Stet9en, Srppltpfe rubi9,
Son pl6 92BB.
Meitere Nadbridbten bes Samplers 8reme Ell.
Der Oampfer vSarpnta" fam am 27. Sft.
In Cones, Die y@anapa" ben 20, tn liverpool an.
Der Oampfer u9fprtb 8rttpn" l~tranpete tn Der
Bat BON 8all9caltle purpe am 80. Nbenps pte>
BET flptt unD lebte letne 6abrt na6 Q~tpcrpppl fort
Der Sremen bra6te 270 9a1a9tere.
Die fran3D1ti6e STE erpezNrmee, peren 8tlpuna
iebt felt belAlolen III, iptrp 10000 Wann fart
ibre Organization lpl fA jener Der preubtl9en
nG6ern.
Neape1, 27. SIT, @artbalot unp Gictpr
emanuel, pelGe jebt 3%ulammen p~pertreu, ritlten
fA, UNI Dem 6etnpe cine S6laGt at lteferu,
GtctCr emanuel pirp 9lei6wpb( am 80, 1T 9lea<
pei etn3teben. 01pBartt9e GOrberettlnoen per=
ben 51 ieiuem @mpfan9e 9%etrpfsn.
80. DIT. Die gSablbert6te aus alien Yrp=
piu3en be8 &Gnt9ret6eS Neapet auBer 3ipeten er=
9aben ~fplgenpe6 Nelaltat:
Sir bic Nnnertpn 1,192,499.
@egen 9,371+
Stabt uno prOptn3 Neapel sebe1t itber etne
@dltOn Naiprttat fir ben NnlGlub an Sar@
Dtnten,
&pm, %, Sft, Sen. 9amOricirre 1T In ben
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0p,, 0irainien.

8t4 munb, ID. SOP. 0tan ptbmet Bier
ben SOr9aneen 1T ben 8euerfrelertaaten siel
Nufmerflamfeit, lit aber babel gan, rubia unb
belonnen. g%8abrldetnliA perben in Ser16tepe=
men Counties N}eetin9S 9ebalten, UNI Dor Dem
3ulammentritt Der 2e9t6latur bic @etnnltnq BET
8Gr9er au63ulpreAen.
usber pnS SJtum Oe6 Staate6 in ber Nrdi-
%pentenpabl no4 INNER feline @elpiB6eit.
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@eOrtprO,ea in Ssew:s apem.

New z9a1en, Gpnn, 10. glppember. Ote
SOrunterlu6ua9 9e9en ben Stuoenten 8elben II.
le'ne @enolien, tpelde George 9. Stafprb erltpg
dei1, fam beite Na3mitta9 u6r gum S6luie.
Seloen tpuroe ipe9en Mprbe8 feltgelebt unb 90.
y. NlcGulOf unO @. q. Baldwin ais She'll
1ebmer unter gir9l1aft aelteQt.
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SnrzSeritetueruuu.
Sfp6 cine Oenera1=S erfammlmma
0lonccitcr SanOgntz NIB Sta0tgeieaidaft,
6Ddlt ntGttde 0erIdmml1no.

QpuNt DtDIl9e User at1t1ltllttt9+
Nae Wett9tecer Ger cbi9en @eeQidaft, aud Otefeniasr, tpelde
nun E Il Wtol .beSablt baben uno Nnbere, lie it6 fir bic @eieai6aft
tntereiitren. limb eriudt Wtttpod ben IA. Nopenlber @benbs g Ilbr
betSrn. 9b. Rubler, .. Srecertdltr. go. 10, lid gu pcrIammeIn,
ea b6@it mifti9s @eieli4afts- gngelesenbetten ~por9ele9t merben.
Sr. Gran3 @bderif, Setr tar her %@esliGaft, Der fdbia. uno
pabrbett8aetrele &e6ner, ntI6er 3u9IeiG 0a6riften BON @aib.
inatCn %nlitbrtn4t, wiro Der @eriammIun9 npdmals, bepcr er mad
benz g8eien retst Set 9enauen Stanc Der @eieGi6ait p~plitanbi8
mt alien 8emetlen, Die oaSa nSt9i9 itno, p~orle9eu, unb Die mertbs
pODten Wbarflot8 %oISbieten, Gu6 lit Sr. 9pr3 unier Gele9at BON
@99 Sarb0r 3~urud9etebrt unc miro 8ert6t iiber Die bprti9e1 0er-
b%anollu1'9en 9eben. Oarur1 oerIdune tein Otit9Iteo Su fpmm,n,
benz Iein ei9ene5 Q8pbl am SerSen lie9t.
SIM Iufra9e Der @eielibat:
S. ed mibt, a9ent.
sSoblun9en meroen ar9enpnmen. SNpStNGi
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Settles iiber 8rccfinriSae. Or aeht nidht.

Qertn9tpn, &Y, 10. N0o. Das &C.
ri'dt, oab 8redinrtose na6 Den Ylantoeenltaa :
ten 9eben unb bort fir Observation-Disclosures Der
Union ltumpen perDe, beltGtiot. It6 nt6t.
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Ser 9rdfbsut unb bic Ssuerfrr0sr,

Waf9tn9tpn, II. Soy, Der 9ralibent
iOl nun bod cine Proclamation 9egen Sitp-Ga=
roltna erlalien pOlen1 freili9 cine lebr milpe.
(Oer 8ele9rapb brtn9t pann ipertblple &lat=
ld~ereten tber pa6 &abtnet Qincoln's.)
Der pralOent iebte beute letnen Namen NIT
500 an Die Spite elmer S,b1trtptipnslilte fir
Die yiptbletpenpen in &an1aS.
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llnfdne auf ben nurSweaIid,en See'n.

S%atStIlc, 10. Nppbr, Seeds S6cpner
linb tpabreno be5 Sturmes tn lester @SpGe bier
9eltrdnbet. Ntenanb fam unt'S 9eben.
Buffalo, 10. 9iop. Der bei Yresare
SSle heterogeneous S6puner 1T Der u&ple
Spansler" unp mar NIT Mats befradtet, Die
Marnldaft wrrpe in einem tleinen 8ppte eeret<
tet. Set Nta9ara l~tranpete etne 8rt9, BET @el>
Itnetpn Square Der @Gppner Berlin.
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Srecfinribae urh bic 1euerfrefrer

Cincinnati, y, OeOp. Der vGpmmer=
ctal" pOn beute ia9t 8redinrtoge babe li@ emit
l9lOien, etne 3tetle pur6 bic 8euerf reGerltaateu
311 MAIDEN, bort 9tepen gu balten uno bic 8iiroe,
gum Gerbleiben in Der Union auf,tfDrbern.
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anti.S neutrality-suspicious. in Seut,ey

9ertn9tUn, &Y., 10. glcS. 6eute wurbe
BIER BON ben Sell unD Douglas 0euten Elm
Wfeettn9 ab9ebalten, In be0en 8eIAlG1en bic
&rennrn9 tr9eno zines StaateS BON Der Union
au f'6 ent16iepenlte Derurtbetlt wtrb.
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She SpnrSer Stntc.
Sur @ctbuncbtcu !

SSu Trl9e @inrt6tun9 Der 3 gta9en uber msinem 9aSen fir g8bp.
lslale~gel91tt BIN i'd i'm Stanee. lnetnen rethbaltiaen Wprrotb BON
8aaren better gu entialten. Bieberpertdufer tSnneN iest NIT oIer
MtuBe ibre I4slpabl ttretteL. pbne pom Ytetatl- @ei6&ft be,tntrab-
t s9I g lstn; Srsa atstnsm grias3p, 10 btlig wts ir9enO elm Saus
Die .6atrS"reranitatst erbalten &adreu gu @bpleiuIe< YrslIen'
geo. y. Stetnbab,
Supporter & !Sobberi in
0ancg eepo8. 3cpS, Nottcn8, 8aSfet8, Qarfumerp &c.
Sep6-29 .SrmnIe ri Soncr" ""P
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sotr lapet Ngeoereertdufer freun6ltb en, unler ret6balttocs
a1ortenlsIt eon Sptel. gSaaren in Aus'nI6ein gu nebrnen. Sdmnnt.
tMe Stutau1e ipuroen burdh etnen &beIbaber unierer Sirma in ben
bt9ll9tsn 6abrten @urppa'8 gemadt, ippem9 pr in ben Stane
9e1est lno, penn S6uter bic neueiteu @e9enftaabe %ansubteten une
gu ben nteor9ien preiien ~abSu9ebeu.
1Werbtmnn INN & Co.,
Nop5, Int 80. Z & 9 Rerbs Scparblr.
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Seri5tete 8anfsS nspenGTon.

New gprt -. Soy, SIS miro bter semel-
bet, baB Die Sanf BON 9, Carolina tbre Specte-
3ablun9en e~ingeltelt BABE.
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Tranf g merD,
N0nofat,

AUDI in &3aibin0ten.
sStad: 9rn. W. q. @IeeiOn's Office SO. 46 q, GatpertIr.
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~1tuterrtdbt int Ser eualtIden Gnrocbc.

Iue Otelent9en, mel9e ib einent, AM nadit II Oonnerita9 Nbent
3n erorfneaSet, Gurus Der en9Iii6en Sprabe ~ani6IteBen wpaen,
s[ln@s I1 t9 Dis 9a9tn IN menem S4ul.9ofale, Otere Gta0e bl
oS9n3er-9aue"! 81 9aneperltr. tSeparat-@in9an9) melben gu
wOaen- llnerri6t i'm 6ransDii6en. Spanii&en, sStalienil6sn
1t. / NJ; ME 6tSber. Die geatn8un9en iinb btutg seitclt.
WpOiliDp Or. i RisIpr
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@abI in Eeras

lSabl in Seras.
New-Srleans, 10, glpSbr. Na6rt6ten
aus 6eras 5ei9en, baB 8redtnrtbee cine erpbe
WfajprttGt i'm Staate fat,
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81r=&erffeinernnn.

0aS GOntte Der 8atet-@eieaitoft bat bei6lpIieu AM nd6itep
Vtttpob ben IA. Nppember Die 8i4- uno S6entWirtbi6ait
9ar6erObe nnb @Onfectioner.S tanb gu ibrtm Bale nm %. ts. au
iamnen Sn oerite8ern. Yebbater itno ~etn9etaoen Mltta98 8 liz
1t9 bel y. Ntnbncr, @de Sap- nno 6rontitr. etn3ufinbeu.
NEDQGuG In & nm 4
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Wtue Nm5eigen.

Sentpntd 8auDerein $40. 8.
pie Ie9en Der am lesten Oienitus itatt9efunbcnen g8abl bes
u. ct. pr1ltosnten perto9te jabrltfe 8eriamm(uns lit auf beutc
NeenH 9srlegt.. Die Utt9lnSer Der Gbrednun9S- 81 committee poQan
lt4 9efaat9lt cine Stunbe iribr etptnten.
Baltimore, BEN Is. gtopember 1860.
Ot Tpbn 90. Sothe Cor
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NuS9e3ei4nete Mercer Sartpffeln. fir 3amufen- esebroud, 70
8seISnet nH0 atns9siu4t unN frei pom 5dulniB, fnb iest i'm cts
ipelde iest ibren @Orrat0 fir ben 8tnter einleasn wpIIe1D' nosrS
e IN tbrert !Sntereiie ftnten, mern fe mad nitinen Stores an !
Ste pom @alpert- uno Srattltr. cher mad SO. 40 G0icrtltr
brittle &bIr bon Der @de Der Yratitr. fpnlmen. ~
StlE3 Int Ebp8. 8Dn6, GictuolipnkgnSrsr
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u. ~. WiflaS,
Srnpprtear BON belttlAen Metnen,
q 0. LOG Heartfr.
Soecen page lb eune g enoun5 gutter @eine erbaltcn, wcrmter:
Gbetnlurtne, 0fefarDcinc, SGllbtrpciue.
aug pare t9 cine 0robe Quantitit befen alien 8wetfG,
9t0ntmeIn tnlpottlrt, melbe i'd bil9 perfauie. (Spt27 3mt
Sieli0 fllr BEN Saus9ebrald,. 9aIbe uuo gtreI pom
SersH S9laWtpeo Weroet teltln6t9 9epatt II. 0erfauit bel 6im.
Oetl9 Srot9er8, gte bon Pratt- II. Batteripnhr. (Gp1Ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

At SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD or I'm
~ gineerp and roremen, held At Ff.men Is Thurs
day july Dc lstD the following preamble
iutlnns unanimously sdopted
Where's the 81 human has a. In
his bscnzble wisdom, 10 irm midst Va The prime
and vgor Of life comrade and fellow hrems7, Thomas
Con, late member Of Hope Hoss Company No. 70. and
whereas this sudden and unexpected calls for
erpression of feelings aud sympsibies, therefore
bef.
Resolved That while recognise melancholy death
~ late comrade the work of His WILL whp dOeh all
things wen have the sad satisfaction o. pointing " his
with pride forming Of the bs Of bo~e who
have fallen 10 the discharge ~ their duty.
resoved That his relations and friends and a-o " the
members o Hope tio~e cump-ny no. TO- otter heart
felt sympsies and while uirge together tar and
would humb point o the Being ~
existence M Of consolation In this our mutual be
resvement
Resoiyed ma, respectful regu-. hs me,nber, q NE
various Fire Companies throughout the city nj hs f
neral Sunday 79h inst, without banners and
that The usual badge IL muuruinR ne fr thirty Gays
Resolved. That lie Ex~mot Firem~us Arsncis ION. the
Bsrd 81 Trustees and Ccmms nn-rs ~ the N~s york Fe
Department. be respectfully requested 4, unite with IN at
endns the funeral ~ our lately oei brother and MT
the CHEF kngineer direct the Are alarm bel To he oed dur
ing the soemnir
Resolved That lhe Chief and Ro~rd Rneios~rs
harsbas that the line form by companies ksa Broad way
ht resting On chatham square with printed badges sod ON
GERS uump~ts drEped nj one o'clo b v. W
Kes0,e ed. 1hst ~ thesr resolutions duly an'nenn
Gated W forwarded - the resuye NJ The deceased aud that
nn1s DRs'hE k Chief Engineer
B,AhDVt ESgINEERS
The Board Of Eneinees VII Al ihe- rooms y Eliza
beth street Sunday. 9h inst. ~ " cl-k ~ order
JOHN nE''KER Chief Engineer.
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The African Slave Trade.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, Juy'24 1880
In reading your paper Of today find article copied
from the London Star headed "The African Slave Trade"
and prominent among the assertions which sets forth
detect in italics which reads thus Add TO this
that the british government to which Spain has bound
herself and again put down the trade 10 Cuba
and which has actually paid Spain immense sums ofmoney
as consideration for such suppression does nothing TO
exact the fuiment of this duty from the Court of Mad
rid" "Tbs Is unaccountabe. The trade is carried on
VIGOROUSLY with the sanction OF san the great function
aries OF whose government and members Of whose royal
family make Immense fortunes out OF it," Not desiring
TO take any notice Of the personal insult cast upon
high members Of my nation, win limit myself to pro
pose the writer of the above article produce vouch
ers and let him at publish the n, and shall do my
self the pleasure Of efutng them with proofs founded
facts will ask him 10 publish
/. The origin and cause of the abolition treaty
2 When, how, and in how much, was Spain remunerat-
ed and
What are the proofs that the Spanish government
favors the slave trade.
AS / fortunately possess my documents, shall
give them publicity, aud the public will decide. Your
obedent servant SPANIARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
A LBERT STEVENS h CO, AUCTIONEERS
"A Office and Salesroom M 29 Broadway corner Of Reade
street. COSTLY
HOUSEHOI.D EURNITURE


AT the private residence Of the Rev. DR. Stow West FIJI
teent street between Sixth and Seventh sale
Nil be perempory and positive on account Of the Doctors
departure Parties in quest of first class furniture
Will lind this an excellent opportunity part of the flu
was made IN Paris the Psrian Marble and Bronze
are the collection Of forty years gathering and viii
ply repay any person who may attend the sale In
spect them Catalogues and cards of admission can be
had at our counting room. Magnificent rosewood Piano
forte suites Of elegant rosewood furniture rosal Amin
ster Carpets, pier and manel prors
rosewood Bookcase part Of Library &C Ac &C Drawing
70 order pearl keys and in.d oversrung bass fu iron
ame with all the modern improvements clustered by com
pe,ent pf to be The finest toned instrument nhe three
tuis Paror Furniture covered tn satin
s9d and blue Tee tee Sofas Armchairs oval back Pror
and adys Escritoire old Oil Paintings which
have been the family hundre years pier and oval
Mant Mirrors lace end bro-a ell Curtains parian marble
and bronze Ornamental thirty day marble Clock Dining
hoom.-Oak Ext nson Table, la perfect order; L Bufet
with plate glass doors and back fine Table Cutlery silver
ed French china Dinner Set Of pieces china
Bet silver Tea Set Casters Ength Glassware Crockery
&C. tham ,ers -En suite rosewood Bedstead marble
Dressing bureau WAAstand, china Toilet Comrnoae.
cured hair Mattresses feather Pillows Bosers Linen
sells Carpets Clock, Mirrors Cutans spring seat Chars
Cage In the third and fourth stories nine all
farnshsd WITH osrpeune mahogany and walnut Beasseads
Carpets Mods, Hall Hat stands &o Also Basement and
Kitchen Furniture at the commencement Of the ~ b.
Sale positive, without regard ohea or rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

REVOLT IN THE MISSOURI PENIrENTIARY.
From the st Louis Republican, July "a
despatch TO this office from Jefferson City that
about noon yesterday some forty convcts confined in the
penitentary made simultaneous upon the gate OF
the prison. and succeeded in forcing open and eectng
their escape. Twenty OF them were recaptured, and
about twenty more are still at large In the effort seven
were severely wounded and three were Killed outright
by the guards Of the prison.
Deputy Warden Ritchey in attempting to arrest their
and auohcr prisoner They attemoted to wrest his pistol
from his grasp, and in the struggle was discharged,
wounding Mr.. Ritchey slightly In the wrist Mr. Ruthven
Mr. r. g relief and succeeded in knocking down
and securing Harmon. Our informant states that the
escaped prisoners will doubtless be recaptured guards
and citizens out in every direction AS might be
pected, great excitement exists in Jefferson City
sequen upon this bold and to certain extent
attempt OF these desperadoes.
Harmon, Of the convcts in the revolt at tho
PeniteDtary in Jefferson city yesterday is well known
character in the criminal calendar Of this city ana has
long been recognized desperate who for years
evaded the clutches Of the law. He was convicted
several indictments burglary and larceny, and assault
with intent 10 KILL being the chief items and his assessed
punishment in the aggregate amounts TO between fifteen
and twenty years.
ONE HUNDRED BOYS ESCAPED FROM THE ROCHESTER,
HOUSE OF REFUGE.
From the Rochester UniOn July Is
We have intelligence just az go to press that there
was stampede Of the boys confined in the House of Re
nuge this afternoon, and that over 100 escaped
1t is said that just after dinner when the boys
the yard they pred open the gate and about 100
rushed OUT and took 70 the fields in all directions for
liberty.
This SUDDEN outbreak appeared panic in the in
sttnion, and partially paralyzed the keepers.
As the gate keeper left his post to hand some keys 10
the farmer four boys took advantage and out of the
main gate of the institution.
Mr. Wood, the Superintendent, was in the city at the
time this affair occurred and knew nothing Of it for
time after.
The boys left in the refuge were secured and all the
employees OF the who could be spared started in
pursuit Of the fugves. messenger came TO the city
and called upon the police 10 out in search OF the boys
number Of the police out with bugges and
foot standing reward OF ten dollars per head is quite
a. nducenent TO people 10 turn out in pursuit Of the
Always.
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THE FrREME ZEN

AT A SPECIAL hEEIING uF HOPE HOSE COMPANY
N No. 20 held the house Thurs isy July ~
1900 the fODwrg preamble resolutions
y sdopted-whereas has pleased the Supreme Being
His nhnie wisdom W from midst late
aud brother member NJ Thomas Cox while IN the dis
charge of h duty fireman, received such injuries
suited hs teaih And whereas the entertained
for him fem,nds from expressin &c feelings his
memory sndsympahy for s relatives Tor their hreparabe
lo~s Therefore. belt
Resolved hat IN the sudden calamity which has deprived
this Who b. his genieness of and
Kind disposition hat endearei hn By IN. ties Of fellow
ship, the loss Of beloved assste,
who In the midst ~ hs usefulness and the spring ~
life, 10 thus Suddenly stricken d1wp.
Resolved That deeply sympsthiss with his relatives
their bereavement and commend the for consoa
ton b. the ~ Him who doeth all things x-ii -
Resolved That attend this funer 10 body and extend
invitation 70 the Fue Department IN general
Resolved That the usual badge Of mourning
thirty days
Resolved That copy Of the above preamble resolutions
be transmitted 30 as relatives and published The Herald
New York Mercury and Loader.
DENIS COPPERS,
john FEsNEY,
JOHN ROUSE iCommlitee
RICHARD GERAGHTY
MATHEW ELLIS
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SBocnSG Domestic TRAGEDY New JERsEY.-Mr
Doe Lewis, Of Chimney Rock, Bound Brook Somerset
county n j., aged %, killed his wife Friday night
Inst, and committed suicide early next morning.
neighbor him early Saturday opening his grocery
store and beard him call his wife, &C., and after no
discovered dead having attempted TO Cut his throat
and then severed artery the left His wife
found dead her bed her face and neck showing the
dences Of choking 1t supposed that Mr.. Lewis and his
wife had quarreed during the night, as they often did
and that to quiet her he choked her. but without intend
ing fatal result that ignorant Of what he had DONE be
slept by her dead body till morning. then rose and after
building IRE called her; that she did not arise he
went the ROOM and seeing the awful deed he had
mtted be was driven 70 suicide. The inquest on the
bodies Is In progress Mrs Lewis about IS years
old They had no children. Their circumstances were
comfortable
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QExRv LEEDS. uorIoxKER-sALEsRoox NO. q

HFNRy ". LEADS GO win sell auction, Saturday.
Ju 81 O'Clock front ~ the No ~ Nassau street,
eueN Horpe 10 hands inches hirs EIGHT ID
fctly Kind s.d well broke In single oube harness. ha
irosd TAI and been 10 The hsnfs ~ trsoer ?.
beved the green boses IN he State Sold b.
orcer of the executor, J. X. Truver.
Also light Wagon and single Harness wh'p sheet Ne AZ
As black Pony years MD warranted sound aud hind
every respect has been used ny mig y for ID. sde
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A JNO. r. HUNGERFORD 4 CO, AUCTIONEERs
"A. NA0NIFICENT HOU gEuOLD
FT1RNTTURG

FURNIruRe
he property Of NADINE DE Grandvis. his day FRIDAY,
AT n. .l.r.n. ' ss.a.s.. q ws. S' 4s R.ss
shn sS, ~ ssSs Ai aaas. an. and %s4. s
TIE Re s..Ss. :: .n
OF OF the he best Sssepon Descriptive catalogues At the house
suterr ~ ven c We Pianofoite,
Elegant Drawing Rom Suits
velve, Medallion arpe.s
Brocade and lace Curtains,
Rosew oil -hamber Furniture en- suite, ''''
Oak Dining Room Furniture.
DRAWING S1 ROOM Mass and silver Ware
with pearl solid pearl Fsys cverstrans s snp S sse w
s. nw nv 9dT S S makers fully been
COVERED Fep & SssT do
case and Secretary Encoignears ladys Work Table and
SMass p ,ss srsS $ r xr Ga, IN.
embIoiered lace Curtains French hades cornlces mag
lored satin brocade Of The riches description carved
s s s two see aste Sofas two two reception
sta,uary marble tops match suits E.egerss lin ID with
enSs cs Psr caro- sa aaa Ssss % g.
PalnT BY Legrsnd Cole inman RousseL seleres Es aw
r. :sissg:ss tanning y
Chairs TO match oici0i s.a,r GSsgpss Rods &c.
sna d s Tas
shaving Snd Rockers Couches and oval back Chairs
covered IN moque spring and hair Mattresses Bedspreads
feather Beds Bosers Pillows oval Mirrors pastel Paintings
decorated china Toilets bro. ael Curtains, &c Upper
bersMahogany and black walnut Bureaus Sofas Rockers
Washsands.
DINING ROOM
Hertz dining Table Couehes Chairs elegant crys
tai and ruby Glassware Decanters dobles Wines Cham
pagnes Lemonafes Tumblers fruit celery and preserve
Stands finger Bowls ruby Paran marble Punchbows ruby
and gold liquor Sets gold band dinner and richly decorated
s & s s, sps and @ %
FWks, ivory handle Cutlery. Also Basement and Kitchen
Ice Pitchers SAVERS 4c Bstrangers Wishing attend
stages at Aston House. st. Nicholas and Metropolitan otes
will bring them within few doors Of the house. OF
Twenty hixth street.
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HOTELS

A LBfOr BOTEI~-k3 BuISUN STsse1 CORNER or
"A Charles two blocks from he berth ~ the Eat
Good accommodations for transient permanent osrders
pleasant and well furnished n suits single sal able
Tor married single rcnernen ~ ths H.
stages and The door Choice wues Hrsudes and
segara Y. IAMssRr. PROM .i~fOr.
FOURTH AVENUE HoTvr,-w AyD yp vouRrH
-venue, between I've hid sfd rss niy fourth
famhes or gentlemen accnua sisd With hsodsyne toms
with or without Board strangers visiting the ritv will hnc
IBIS quiet and desirable stoping p.o- Terms very
derae.
TJUTCHffs HOUSE, 10 wAvEpLEy FLsCR. rrvE
IL dofs west ~ broadway, up'n the tn-upen u'sn aan
Ffs IN The ciy VII fbd THIS hys DESIRABLE. n ng ~
iu enough FIRM Brnei N BE- lniei ets rsnvsn
W AL he places " amusement iihra,ies he