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The Tyler Family fn Court.
SUPREME COURT-0ENERAL TERN.

David Z. Gardner Dr. Julia g. Tyler. This famous
case which has already been before the courts in various
stages up again before the general term Of the su
preme Court Monday afternoon and occupied the time
up TO the closing hour As the defendant In the
tho widow Of ex-Prcsdcnt Tyler and the property in
volved exceeds somo two hundred thousand dol
lars, in value, considerable interest Is felt In the
case Tho litigation commenced In the form OF an
action brought by plaintiff as the OF and Of
the heirs Mt law Of Juliana Gardner, deceased for
the appointment Of receiver OF the rents and profits
Of her real estate in tho city Of Now York. Cyrus Cnrs
ESQ. was, by order made March a. 1885, appointed
such receiver Tho motion was heard ON tho complaint
and adav OF the plaintiff, and opposed the aldavit
alone OF defendants attorney, setting up alleged
will Of tho deceased by which the principal in
come Of the estate was given 70 the defendant.
The Court In appointing the receiver directed him 10
pay the twohd parts Of the net rents 70 the do
PENDANT From this portion Of the order plaintiff ap
pcaed After qualifying the receiver proceeded 10
tain the condition Of the estate, and found, Is alleged
that Il encsmbered for large arrears OF taxes and
assessments and that portion Of had been sold for
such arrears but still subject 10 redemption Acting
under the advice Of counsel the receiver declined paying
any OF tho rents until these had been dis
charged upon the ground that while they unpaid
there were net to DO distributed. Thrcupon
the defendant Julia O. Tyler applied her affidavit for
an order removing said Curtss and appointing another
person. On this application Mr. Curtss was removed
and Judge Roosevelt appointed In his stead From this
order plaintiff appealed and this 10 the second appeal
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The schooner Susan from New York, with cargo Of
wheat OF and for New Bedford sprung leak on Black
Point on the 2ls and after abandoned In sink
ing condition. Her crew were saved
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News from Fortress Monroe.
roRrRxss MoyRoR Sent n. 1e66

Jefferson Davis received an invoice OF liquors from
Richmond to-day, and appreciates IL very highly.
Matilda Burnett colord servant Of DR.. cheever Chap
lain Of Fortress Monroe has been arrested for robbing
the house Of s126 in money and other articles The
property has been recovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

EscArn OF rHr PIRATE BunLEy -Bennet a. Burnley, con-
lined In the Ottawa county jail at Port Clinton, for some
months past, charge Of fobbing Walter o. Ashley
clerk Of the steamer Pho Parsons during the rebel raid
soaSs, ssSS one IRON ~ coli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

CAIRO Sept ~, 1905.
Over 800 bales OF cotton have passed for Cincinnati
100 for Evansville, and AIS for st. LOUIS.
Az Memphis on the goth cotton decidedly better
the new crop coming In at average OF 100 bales
daily Tho stock on hand Ia estimated At 500 bales
strict mIddlIns too <lc. good, t2c S3c fair csc.
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

NAHvHLHy Sept. ~. I60o
Major Moore, Of the Tenth Tennessee infantry, who
arrested on charge Of murder and arson escaped
from the county jail last eight through the neglect Of
the turnkey.
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DrcoysnY o. A Nsw Ovun Bpp. "A now oyster bed
said 10 be from three 10 1--WE miles In extent has Just
been discovered at Stamford Conn. Tho stsmfordi,es
are IN great state Of excitement about the wa'er
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Royal Havana Loteery.-Prares Paid iva
pold; information furnished Highest rates paid for doub
looms and all kinds OF gold and silver,
TAYLOR "A CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, New York
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On and after sept !, 1885 n. T. HELMBOLD. Druggist
No oo4 Broadway. WIN keep hts store open
DAY ANDI NIGHT
for the better accommodation OF physicians and those
xedcnes prescribed at night are generally for Urgent
cases. and desirable that only during the
night but well they be prepared by thor
oughiy compe,eut and unistigued persons
The faculty aud the public feel assured that none bus
the experienced employed In this abshmen.
the experiences Of esch the best retail drug store. being
eight twenty-five The day and night wiz
be divided and no clerk win be on duty mose than
per day Trusting the faculty and public viii
precate this effort supply want long felt In tho comm
nifty the proprietor subscribes hm.ci their ooeds~ne
want H. T. nELMboLD. yuR{e..
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.scotcned, Not Kiiled.~-Knox Is ON

time with his fall and winter style Of GENILEMENS HAIss
establishment S Broadway under the Prescotc
House beauty aud excellence clearly that tn
destroyed HIS old place OF business has had no dee
terious hls well known taste and skill Those
who want A handsome Hat should call upon Knox.
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Open Day and Night.

No More Gray Hair or Baldness.-Sci.
enti8c by DR. GRANDJEAN ~ yesrv practice. Astoc
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Persona Pre,nasur rely Gray

can have their hair s nature. color ~ nsnE
UAII,s VEGETABLE SICfLIAN HAIR RENEw&R.
II h the beat article preserve the hair prevented
ing lie falling out and making feless stu bsshy hair
HEALTHY SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who unanimous In awarding The prais. q
yesr,ns srsy hair natural color Beware Of coaner
eIts and limitations for Halls, and take other.
Price n Sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

The Bridal Chs mber-An Essay o6
warning Instruction for Young Men: Published by tho
Howard Association free Of charge In scaled
vclopcs Address DR. skin Houshion, Howard Assocs-
ton philadalphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and The only
feet Dye Also Regenerang Extract OF Mie6eurs Pro-
the hair 81 Barclay street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

samaritan's Gift.-Cures in from Two
four days. Sold by druggists. =
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Ladies' Waterfalls, Curis, Longbrafds,
selling twenty-five per cheaper than elsewhere at
BRAffEAU's Hair Goods Emporium, 81 Court street,
Hrook
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Body Sack, $40, S25.-Neat Fall Over
Sack SI2 70 $50 Fine goods work Prices low.
CLARKE, liz and ia William street.
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| Trusses.-Marsh II Co.'S Ola Estabiishete
Radical Cure Truss once s al No 2vesey street Lady at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

Guide and Bastcr for all sewing machines at the sewing
machine Offices American Institute Fair and BarnumT
Museum So with directions Agents wanted. Inventors
Office, sos Broadway N. Y.
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Ladies Wishing their supply OF Boots
fall good articles nj moderate
pr,ces patronize MILLER CO.. 80 Canal street
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Phvssriams and Invalfds, on Sending
their address 70 T. r. BANNING ~ D. n ST. Mark's place,
New York hrs small Treatise relative 10 hiA
Trussc spinal Abdominsiand Uterine Braces and Sup
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Twenty New Seven Octave Pianos snse
twenty Mcoeons aud Cabinet Organs let aud rent AM
Piled II purchased Monthly payments received for ssme
HORACE WATERS tsi Broadway.
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Grover Il Bakers Highest Premiums
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines 100 Broad
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Arc You Disturbed mt Night, and
broken Of rest by child suffering and crying with the pain
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP II relieves the little suf
Immediately II wind collie regulates the bowels
and perfectly Ia all Thtyhve cents bottie
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GENTLEMEN's HATs.-Fal fashion for 1855, ready
for inspection and sale at ESPENsCHEIDs Manufacturer
lis Nassau street. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23
The Press Despatch /.

MoSrooNERY, Sept q, 1885
Tho Convention to-day passed an ordinance ratfying
all laws passed by the legislature during the war; not In
consistent with the Constitution OF the United States
and Also ordinance ratifying tho present Constitution
except regards the insurance Of Treasury notes and
State bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

A.-Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Summer Com.
plant, &C., speedily cured by using MAGUfRE'S "BENNE
PLANT" Sold st2l Park row and by all Druggists
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Ivory Ear Rings and Pins-Blacks
white and Red THREE and dollars set For saiq
by GEO q. ALLEN, AIS Broadway one door below Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23

ChevaIfer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair Its original color stops Its falling out keeps the
head stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold the drug stores and At my Once lis
broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALIER, H. ID.
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Gouraud's italian Medlcated Soap Cures
TAM Pmpes Frcckes &C. Al his depot as Broadway and
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Fine shoes.-Ladies'. Misses and Chi.
drens Shoes for Southern and Western trade.
JOHN w. BURT, 81 vesey street.
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A Universal Hat store,
representing all the latest fashions In the old world and tho
In
CHILDREN's FANCY HATS. INFANTS FANCY HATS,
MISSES HATS and BONNETS, BOYS and YOUTHS
HATS and CAPS, LADIES' and CIlILDRENS FURJ,
apprecable convenience In city like New York;
and such q store GENIN'S, 5l3 Broadway.
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Warning.
Beware Of spurious extracts deleterous;
Can frauds compare with pure MIGHT BLOOMING CE.
REUS ~
PHALON SON, manufacturers, N Y. Sold everywhere
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A.-Jeners. 573 broadway, IL Selling
his Ladies' and Chdreu's SHOES reduced prices The
ladies invited TO cali and JEFFERs, SIS Broadway
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, PreservativS
and Wig depot wholesale and retail. No Aston House.
The dye applied by skilifu artists.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Chea pest Newspaper and Best Liters-
ry Family J0urnal I'm the Country.

The Chez pest Newspaper and Best Liters~
ry Family journal I'm the coantry'
Tie WEEKLY HERALD for the present week now ready
contains
Reports Of the proceedings OF the State Conventions
Of Alabama South Carolina in session, with the
address OF Governor Perry the south Carolina a. sem
bage; Interesting intelligence from the National ap
tall Continuation of the Testimony in the Wrz Iriaf
at Washington Proceedings OF the slnd Council
at Fort smith, Ark Interesting News from the Gulf;
The Latest News from the Pacific Coast Late and i'm
porant intelligence from Europe and all other portions
OF the World; Editorials leading and prominsns
events; The Current News of the Day; Poetry; The
highly interesting story Of My First and Last Game;'
Musical and Theatrical review for the week. Interesting
Artistic, Literary and Scientific matters; Religious In
tellxence; scasonable reading for Farmers and Car
deners; The latest Sporting Intelligence; Varieties;
Faceti@; Valuable reviews of the Money, Commercial,
Dry Goods Boot and Shoe Cattle and Horse Markets,
and accounts of all important events Of the week.
TERAs.-single subscription 81; Three copies, So
Five copies S. Ten copies. SIS. Single copies, Five
cents each limited number Of advertisements in
serteAin tho WEEKLY HrRArn
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Hows~
Jr., Presdent, 629 Broadway. Agenta wanled-
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wheeler q Wiisem's Lock stitch sew<
Ina nsohine aud Dussoabpis Mscblps - &os1vss' =
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured By DR.. ZACHARIE, 7oO
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Best and Cheapest-Mu1or's HAIR Dye
Large size 70 Try IT, Sold by druggists Depot -
Dey street
Call and SEQ tho New style OF Felt Has
W. '''s THE DELMONICO
Sold only by
4U broadway.
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A.-Marsh's Truss ONCE Removed to 542
Broadway Shoulder Braces, silk Elastic Stockings, SILK
Elastic Abdominal Belts A hidy attendant.
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N OF Two Missionaries I'm Tsrkex.

Death OF Two MlssiOnaFfes In Turkey.
Bosros, Sept "a, 1885,
Information has been received Of tho death Of two
missionaries Turkey, Rev. Edward Dodd and Rev. Ho-
msr Bartlett Morgan. The former died Of cholera and
the latter Of typhus fever.
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CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Detec-
ve services secured In divorce and other by address,
ing box 6785 Post Office
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The Voices or Aged vOcaIists are somc-
times unpaturay shri but those who SOZODONT
their teeth forever guaranteed against false se-oh
(falsetto)
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Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifies
At wholesale and retail Depot. $50 Broadway.
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Hyitt,s Life Balsam.-For Cert10oate0
OF cure for rheumatism scrofua &C. eighth page
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At Ga SO Blacksmith 4 FOwlcf's ssSea
ISLAND - SHIRTS Sold at No 5 Park row.
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Free Medical Book. 40 Pages, by
Dr. c. X. Broadbeni, 81 Court street. Boston Postage &c.
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Facetis; Valuable reviews of the Money, Commercial.
Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe, Cattle and Horse Markets,
and accounts of all important events Of the week.
TERAs.-Sngle subscription, 81; Three copies So
Five copies, S.; Ten copies SIS. Single copies Five
cents each. limited number Of advertisements in
serted in tho WEEKLY HIRAM
The Voices or Aged vocaIi.ts are some-
sSs i. sas s:s ~ss ss
Warning.
Beware Of spurious extracts deleeriosnssi
Can frauds compare with pure NIGHT BLOOMING CE.
PHALON SON, manufacturers, MY. Sold everywhere.
acknowledgements n-The Celebrated
Np'-' Invented by Dr. Won EIsENBERa,
For the cure q Il q he Ey He: Chronic
Catarrh Asthma Affections Of the Voice. Lsryngal Bron
sa q
:nd o IL I'd e tho Chest de
q inventor, Dr. Won EisESBERG, SIS Broadway,
CROSS EYE srRAIGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
A.-Marsh's Truss ONCE Removed to 541
BIoadwsy Shoulder Braces SIX Elas: Stockings SILK
Elastic Abdominal Belts hdy attendant
Free Medical Book. 23O Pages, BY
Dr. C. X. Broadbcn 81 Court street, Boston Postage &c.
A.-Jeners. 573 broadway, IL Selling
ladies' are invited to sah and JEfFERs SIS broadway
A.-Diarrh@a, Dysentery, Summer Com:
sd ff's% s 'ns
CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Detec-
v services secured in divorce and other by address,
At 60 so Blacksmith 4 FowIcf's Ssea
ISLAND - SHIRTS Sold at No. Park row
A Universal Hat store,
representing all tho latest fashions in the old world and tho
sssa s svsSES s$SSS
sn .as o in % sf
AID. Barnum's !. Self sewer or Self
G ad oss % az ssTnf F and s
Museum; q 90 with DIRECTIONS Agents wanted Invens0rs
70. as,sssa ssG II. !. Sfn s. a.:
broken Of by child suffering and crying with the pain
q Sy ssss 4 r "a snS f., pHs s 81
eref cures wind COLI regulate. the
Body sack, sao. sa5.-Neat Fail Over
Sack s' IL GEssff Sss
Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per-
serves restores the 81 Barclay street. New York
Large size 70 Try Sold by druggists Depot -
Call and Sec the New style OF Felt Has
Tor young seA"' THE DELMoNrco.
H. " Broadway.
Chevalfer's Life for tho Hair Restores
hair is s,S dss2 the
f srsss%s Sold at the d'ss al
all diseases Of the feet cured By DR. zAcHARIE, 7s0
Broadway
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, PreservativS
and wig depot wholesale and retail No. Aston House.
Fine shoss.-Ladies'. Misses and ChD-
Shoes Tor john n1' BURT e..y
0ouraud's italian p1edicatcd Soap Cures
TAM Pmple Frcckes &C. Al his depot as Broadway and
Grover Il Bakers Highest Premiums
Elastic stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines go Broad
way.
Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Hows,i
Jr, President oss BrSsdw.y. Agenss wanted
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies
Al Wholesale and retail Depot oos Broadway
Hyitts Life Balsam.-For Certificates
Of cure for rheumatism scrofua &C. SEQ elsn'n page
Ivory Ear Rings and Pins-Blaek.
by GEO q. ALLEN, AIS broadway one door below canae
s"ce@
Ladies, Pims-New styles-Two, Three
nf e., e Ss door
Ladies' waterfalls, Curis, Longbraids,
BRXifExU'S Hair aoods Emporium. 81 Court street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26
Vi-cfoA F,a

tFrOuu q Letter IN the hSanois Qnd.l Timesl
The following illustration of Virginia
slAye breeding needs no comment Inc
facts ststed. we are assured, ara S4R1etly
true, and OF public notoriety at Washl og-
in5ton;
considersbIe quantity Of white bleod IA
h,s veins. is q man of intelligence and eZ-
6sIlent character, and is messenger TO Sec
TstsrV Harlan. It also happens that this
coiored man is a half brother to Mrs. Cen
ersl Robert 4. Lea, and grandson OF George
Washington Psrke CUstis, who was step
.on of George Washington This is quite
= pedigree is it not There are seven
other men of the same parentAge, al
hrothers. two of whom have been en-
plovees Of the Interior Department for
humber Of Years. 1t is also asserted as
we'll known fact that Mrs. General Lee has
in all some forty hRlf-brothers and sisters
of the same sort in and around thh city.
Governor Brown, the ex rebel Governor
of Georgis, is here seeking pardon st the
hands of the President He had occasion
one dsv this week to call upon Secretary
Harlan. and, IS is customary, sent in his
card by the messenger, Mr. Syphax. When
hs had departed on lis mission, gentle
m N With whom he vss converting, said;
aGo7ernor, the gentleman who has taken
in your card is half brother 10 Mrs. Gen.
eral Robert E. Lee, wife Of the late Com
msnoer-in. Chief OF the rebel Armies."
"Ahp replied the Governor, in msn'
-7e- indicating no surprise whatever at the
Tact.
Why should he be surprised Is not
the South full of such cases7 Is not
amalgsmation one of the settled kindred
principles sno effects OF slsveryP Let US
hear no more twsddle about Republicans
being amslgsmators.
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urIon RnIIn nt TIxria.


To rlOrrow, Sepsember 27th, the Union
citizens Of ihss stronghold of Unionism,
LorAin county, will gather in masa-meet-
ing at Elyria- Among the speakers an
nounced for that occasion is the eloquent
Oincinnatian, General e. +. Noyes, one OF
the most finished and at the same time
powerful campaign speakers that It has
ever been our good fortune to hear. Hon
Martin Welker, of Wooster, Congressman
elect from the Lorain District, will also ad-
dress the assemblsge. Mr.. Welker is we'll
known to the Union voters of Lorain
county, and, if We may judge from the
overwhelming majority which they piled
up for him last fall, he will need no csrti.
Acate from US to convince them Of his
ability, his eloquence and his devotion q
the csuse of the Union. Hon. MAhlon
Chance, whose name has long been fs-
milisr one to the people of Ohio, win also
be present. We are sorry that We cannoI
Join with these names that OF Hon. james
Monroe, of OberliD, who hiss been an
nounced as one of the speakers, but whom
the rules of the State Department. forbid
ding its diplomatic agents to engage IL
campaign speaking, rules founded upor
obvious reasons of good.sense and good
tsste-Will prevent. from appearing
The meeting will, howsver, we feel safe il
predicting, prove success, whether it
size, or the ability of the speakers who I'D
dress it, be the test. vls11al sf' f7 ysf
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

Locomotive Explosion I'm ChiessO.
Loh,cago Sept 2s) Dspstoh oin. OcmmsreiAl
A locomotive on the Northwestern
Railroad exploded to dsy while backing
train of cars on Jefferson street, near the
depot, killing two persons instantly and
woun ding several others. Those killed
are james Finch, engineer Of the loconO-
tive, and a woman named Esther Dyer.
The top of Mrs. DyeE's head was blown
of. The engineer was most horribly man
gled. a. FAlenshsl, 8 commission mer-
chant and member of the Board of Edu-
cation. who was passing near the locomo-
tive when it exploded, was struck by fIsg-
ments of iron, and his nose torn of, one
eye torn out, aud his skull fractured. II
is hardly possible for him to recover. The
fireman, Robert Colledsp, was blown sixty
feet into the sir, but was not fatally in
jured several other citizens on the street :
near the locomotive, were seriously in jured
by flying fragments, and three or four
houses were nearly demolished. The loco
motive turned 8 complete somersault, and
wss perfect wreck. A little Dell-bOy,
named Albert 1t John was 30 badly
scalded that he is not likely 70 recover.
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Fifth Avenue.

New York Correspondence (inciunAti Oommereisl1
There are forty five blocks on Filth
avenue, and three hundred and forty resi-
dences with the exception of some cheap
and old fashioned ehanties far up toward
the Park, there is not house on the entire
avenue that cost less than $4,000. The
average cost of these houses is $3s, 600, and
tue average rents of them, when there are
any to rent, is $4,000. The average cost
of furnished house on the avenue is s4OO
month; by which you can see that q
lodging alone, in this infant quarter OF
Manhattan, is not far from S. 600 q year.
To keep house in the average way, on the
avenue, will cost $12 900, and this is the in
terest of upward of 5000, 900 at per cent, but
at the ordinary American interest is even
as much as 1925, 00U. The house of A. 7.
Stewart, just going up, will cost when
completed, $500, 900. 1t is built of, the
purest native marble, and has o front OF
ninety feet, depth of two hundred feet,
and its architecture is of the purest classi.
cal "American." The present residence
of Mr.. Stewart Immediately opposite, is
forty by one hundred feet, and will rent
for thirty five hundred dollars. a few
doors from SteWart's new establish hment
aud on the same side of the way, lies the
residence of William B. Astor, of spacious
and substantial brick, trimmed with brown
stone. This house cost sixty tbous and dol
lars, and looks AsJor like, plain and en-
inently respectable. Mr.. Astor is the real
estste king of New York, as Stewart is the
mercantile dictator, and Vanderbilt the
stock sovereign.