davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-10-20
NEW. 5-2O LOAN,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO,
OcToRz8 9th, lss1*
This Hsak vii receire packages OF md tWo year
per cent notes. per cent Compound Interest NoteA
and sort and schedule then fot subscriptions 10 TIE
NeW so Loan at charge Of per cent
Bouda viii be delivered snhacftbe1s free Of Charge
md packages may be sent ny Under cur season roa-
tract rateA. E. L TlHKHAA, Cashier
, 1865-10-20

and 20 high extra 1t tlo0 Wheat declined fnll s..
Eses teioEc zeport cars white at eats do 4
e5na smber ii sfM; md cars rejected .fhtte ~ at
No. xate ~ fse!y oeftnf f,e1 q 1ene9: s1o3 tae
sales rere tAs1 white Il t1p and oss3a it.
sl.s7 Buyers Il close offered e. iof -. snrn
, 1865-10-20
COMMERCIAL

TApnsnAT EVENING, Oct. 10
The following summary showa The movement IN
Produce and Provisions during the past twcntyfonr
hon.s. compared with the movement tor the anne
time last year:
, 1865-10-20

,TurruAI EyEsIyo. oct- u.
LUMREE-There ~erc only tNo eafToes On 1he
ctcrk to-daJ, one OF which was Bold. ca sGhis nos
made public ....
sRlSaI2s-so1hsnx dufns-pont oess!ns. A.skes
nominal s45co for s4wed i.
LATH-NoulIn71 II }1Ma.B.
We quote Ja.u p9.ce4 "a fal1oHa.
, 1865-10-20

or1sc1 H., Oct 19.-The Roety Aotpstaia .Se,es
of he 9tE states that On The Friday previous. two
fsains We attacked by Indians, near O'fallon's
1iufa, oahe Platte Overland route, and two men
Esi1ed M TWO wounded, une OF whom has ttnee
iied. n hstrenRth Of the attacking party and the
psrtIsplztsa 10 Tic tight nc not ~ secelHed+
, 1865-10-20

We lcs1n that the Hon. N. B. Judd, late
Minister Of the United States at the court Of
Berlin, will arrive In this city, With his fun
uy, to-day He will be cordially welcomed
By his fellow citizens. It is something more
t!san four years since a(r. Judd took his de-
parture from us, and assumed post Of re-
sponsihil,ty at one Of The principal capitals Of
Europe That he has maintained the dignity
OF his country, and labored assiduously and
efficiently to uphold American principles
abroad, and to strengthen the cause Of the
Cnion and erase the footprints Of bis pro.
slavery predecessors, is we'll known. While
II Is gratifying to Us that q gentleman Of such
Accomplishments and such profound political
convictions as Mr. Judd, should return among
Ms to lend his aid in the matntainsnce Of cor.
rect principles at home, We cannot repress q
feeling of regret that tho American embassy
ut Bcrlin should have fallen, as We believe,
into lands less worth ) than his own.
, 1865-10-20


The market at these yaTds hss been but moderately
acttre andpTices h.vo heen considerably depresaed
Tbs sales foot 1s3o head, ranging from III 90 IL 30
At the ei1te Of Tho market number wete LEFT mso1d.
, 1865-10-20

Tho market u these yards has been dull and pk1ees
weak, 1t = slight decline non yesterdays rate4
The receipts art rot large md few remained unsod
1t the close OF the market.
The fnt1oRfor ara thu 8alea.
, 1865-10-20

LAR t1sEz Qf Gfufn ore notp adf on tda3S 81 e
aforea1e. In accordance ft.A rtt0iutton pIssH on
Ca0uPe 0ud are reported By uHiess o1ae1setfs
THrR4nxr EyCsESa, October r.
FRE1GMT5-LakeF Fsr.shts EsEn r. les1 .1s1,e aa9
1e lower. EnKtEeMentx were: TO Bc1TALS-:1sII1at. ~.
Minerva wheat ii i5r; sehr Vim. Jones- do. at rs
schr Ketchum rhe1t, from Port washington s G. +,
QswEao-Schr ". q. Hoas, ysa y rs, 70 DSSptW
urkGH--scnE Fate Robinson, corn, 4 a.c1 Il t,c
Tnerc were Fnoss of se7rr engaesMents a. n.sftcn
cam 10 Buralo, but va could nos feaso @nJ ~
lars. a.. .,rn At tn6 following
, 1865-10-20

JournAl I'M mn
Post ........,................. D,Wo
..T - 1,... =. ~
~'''@~''' '1.'.- '...4 ~ ee...'-'' sA0so0"
@ o1-....7 .@-.oo
vu ,- HMaaoN .o<..s...ts se
1,s 80 ~ .ae. ut'a az, ~ "a.a sns ei41sas .sas
a.. o .,,a 49,
.s.a.|N ~" ~ A ct1". sou. e,e'1s -. "e'
t'o" . -. Nv soa.n ,+,n VI oui e1ts ~. w.
A'%s eo14s "~-4uH - 'pse.4' .'<Aea' W. '~@' ~
eauee W poeo'" ua9l1 u..4ou uas. s"ue.
~ :, e'Aeo'e ~ s,,' us =" 49, r4sr ~
+a.aaus =. e..en "e."a s.aaa.s. 1ns ,3n.h,. ~
ests.o ~ us .s'a.,s,e, 49, ~. d,st-;st schoo,s
..,,.1. T. tI,a a,,,,,s+,1,, ~ NV ,;,r L.s
-adrc.t,on I'M now ,re bavc reached n mint
U,,ere ae,ar IN nnor,Jinp snch f.cll,t,es he
,,ou,as ,,osifiycIv criminal.
To den,onstrate tie matter, VIC wtll cite a
1ru rasrs Take the Fostar School district.
Il, The soutl,-westcsn portion of the cIty,
Herr there Is one large brick structure and
two or time wooden buildings owned by fbe
CITY, and besides these several small frame
buildings have been scnted-ali Of which pno-
vide, after a 1ns,ion, for ! 1,47S pupils. In July
1ss, there 78crc crowded into tbese t,usiIinws
,ut less 1f,an {r:. nuntls, and durjpp the INST
month Seotem1,er' this nnrhcr ta5 fncreesrd
+nI.ss IIera ,t., t.,csea <r,,o-a -,r- ,,,,,,.
run;ls are crowi,ra fnto a school than t,,ers
- r,...- =, go, - ~. .,r,,.r -. .,,,5s..,
h,rs ~ T. and atnnd Nv +,rn.. or sonat IN
+b, Aoe-
-, T. All. ,,. r,st.. c.bo,, a,s+r,,.
, 1865-10-20

FLOUR ANn GRALG IN SfuRE-
The following table shows the amount Of Flour
and Grain IN store the 18Th inst, compared with
the amount In store On the sarne date last year:
, 1865-10-20
CATrLA a1AKKEr.


Iht9sd8y hFt0I0S. CEL II
BEEF CATTLR-Accnfti:uY To the Ho1ztlof Trade
sepo tho receipts md shpncuts s!nee eaE Gasslssus
couusred With nc corresponding period OF &t hsre
hre n follows It should be borne IN mind That these
receipts and .hRsnts really those Of the dsy rse
eedfnr.
, 1865-10-20

RNVN
saIne conu1t1on - srEortel yesterday. We guots:.
Carbon. car load. &c p Rorf....-...-...-...... @e
UNiOSS-Dull md nominal st 4i.5oc
.fvTATUES-Ares selling in small lots e1 store Al
}ftAtDc.
-Eecc1red today .7ao D. Cured
Meal md 1sS hlts Pork. Shipped to.doy. :, 90 ~
: Istd. The market fer ProyLs1ons Is almost en-
t4rely neKected snd ts d1cuit E1ye rscn nout-
pAl4uotastons. There Il little demand cltheFpy
lumber men or ahippert-
Meas Rer4-In iiuaited demand u tsaaots;4G0,
, 1865-10-20

Packers ars eAnTssnZ The pfbanle Price Of hoss 1t
the opening ofhe aeAson, nd dsoyers sre offering to
supply them At $1e..3 Ktpas, Gor all December and
fll half OF November: hui there Is not much
disposition on the pATt Of packers to m1ks contracts
, 1865-10-20

Same utnt last Nce&...-. hill 9-St
Tie ratket totaY has sot been 10 bstak a. Ieste1-
day. and although sellers Ensolntely eoateodea ~ ene
same pztccs - ruled yesterday, they found It dcult
to Ind buyers without surae eoncessons- The coDst-
quence wa filling Cd the brisk character the mag
kes bore yesterday. and some CONCESSIONS on Values
yet we hardly think tho na1ke should rrJ be qnoted
louH than yesterday, although II Is estdc1ty !ess
buoyant and stro02. ....... ...
The rectpt8 have been fz anA one or swo good !cta
have been received heard Of one lot OF na 6tees
estimated 1t lilo NJ, which SOLD It Ssaoo head
Some other falr lots sold at pEiceA EaaTlnx on1
F7.G0 to $'.Go. ..-...- -...
The chief inquiry todaystems to have been for good
stock see1s, Averaging from go TO 19o nj. and for
coed P1tssburgt hteeTS-
The sales foos up 1R0 head, ranging from saso to
f7no. The dsJ closes With quite number unsoad-
We quote The closing pr1ees Of tho various gades -
, 1865-10-20

*s.L0 ~ 3e-<Ss
stock steers asese.as 'fo'n =" 10 ''' "'' anu '''
1he ss,es 'os % aso heaa '.nssaS Rom ~, to
lne a. ,s,n W., n.,sr. ~ sna x..aas a.
follows:
E7,,a E<<1<x-Fue, MI. well formed .os
yrass cid SteGsv and averaging L:N ne
ana Ccd 1.f,ffc fajriV
11rmad Steefs aye7rxtor ffpin Lid to LOO
rs ...:...--- &.ts47.s0
Far Gs1ffSoFnimF s1 rs sssefs; - :; hn aesa' ~ =
usaIHsms uHs tt.fiaorssssNsfetirn t.iorss Steers md tatr
. cow, 1T ior city s4rshtag. and Averaging
Eu NJ at... :-.-.. .,; s-+S''
''1 Gesh s1sssains eSaiaao ns. .s..... =. 4ussso
ID :ss o9.s 49,, S5 sssSss
.s"sn s:...s:: go 80 - ::::s;;:... s.'aa's
.. CATTLE sA1as TO-DAY.
market i. .as.s s.1s. j.: sesa quiet saa
Ihs tses taos mp aa s hs.a ranging f0n sa'a !" s
rsssx M s.,,, :, b,a
go ~. ~. 4 : 9s.B s'1s' '''4 ea''''s - A''
'S se:Ma ss,a 3 II 6,uba a neaa ,x.r,s,uu 81 ~. at
ssi III, r.txrs so,d SWEET 81 head. AVERAGING 1,o
II asus. Il Gid ss Co. t6 head. averaging ~ 1t
e p 1say asaa s e sans .
eeaai stnr HI FL r. p >'" sA'Ae ~
s Sqoiey =. io soS cow a9e;n So 81, Il
Ea1 add crunber /, head, Averaging 30 ~, a.
x,,d Rht,e n nrst ayr-acnr 81 1s ae413;
to ExrlhInx ~ head, AvetAytoX $50 ns. As $3.50.
Hume sold Tabor Sl3 neadr asda8nS 1fl1u 5pas ou
PMovrr ao,t f.r.rtn d Co. I'll head averaging LIS 81
atsEI
MICHIGAN sor1BzEx ,xA1ns.
The market At these yards has been less fresh End
useea less huoYant than Yeateday buyers generally
suant snn,n cnneessioua from the t1uers of yester-
1 .A-uk tS.k
, 1865-10-20

tris do 1t 49sa; 20 nr1s '.Wyomlns." 80 bR,s "pea
s II; /, @ =: I & 81 '' b.
wsssss iasEc bstsrr. asies we1e: REo vi s~T.t~tao
II s Hesssso IL Il 4 d f 1t stS;s ss
e5 s d Il H ,;* e e i s5 e e 81
e g i d 81 e i IL i e y sa.s
e - ss.e -, sn: shipped; a'ss a sa:
r. b Ss 4 = e GO b a5;' e
= 81 5 81 r d ! IT, :: q e 81 3
}osso les NJ = -. s. ~ ep 20 4 se co.y HLot1ann M
5e bu 40 4 i!le-elostn7 uztn At &c sov 10. and &c
Assess r 4 "a sd.sae ri aa'pe e r. 81 e % %
q i s;' s rss5 su e y = Se & a. { B.
800 nu # SC; &o9 bu old at he: 1850 nu do Il
.s e a9 = S Ii j. e Il c 90 d is
ii e La ba No. st &c atoat-clostn a!ra II Ike
NJ 0KTHYees3e III .he a.3s II - b shipped bu Mar
I'D ssesdy ssss m e do i % q IS g. q
as;o ea .a,,sss r. Il ssn S,s sa
e as 4 81 g g e 60 D. so E Il u.s. Il ai
66k1SGSsrIesasa 1si as*Iety aousuai. .s ::e~
III Rds II coRyMts. ss!ss .aa 9essssssa :: b., +
nKE~NAX-seaFcs ard in densad, at *a'@ofo
rhe m.rxsi for good Butter eonttnae5 active a9d
;erp!, - ass - ~ = sead demand waaaots:
frns snn ~ =
nt 1NSsioN
80
common FI;........-.'-..- FrIn ....--..-''..~ e
sa'e were: IS ks:; II sic: is Do 1t Sc 10 do st
, 1865-10-20
Ds..,.orra fs4t Ysrkes-Oct- 1a

, y,rr, seller otYerrd 5000 bu Ut &C. Held At sc
aeK1ered "a oess- oats-pe:n3nd sood a sc delty-
EEn~hnaF~6 ~ of ~ hu tatr Canadian II n. 10
fffs III: Rye quick At 11@aaE.
, 1865-10-20

u lG4It3k-A1fXetd n dR44' H9Nu1+6.
LIE 1lE43t.-..
EtONu-.. 44f~ lAt$C
.HiiH W1NE%*-Eeccivcd to-dsy. q t1ts: shipped.
Il 6s!a. The market to-day Was quiet md steady
sAlea rs hrls at se21; 10 b.ls u t7,25.
AIDKS-Rtce1Etd. AEE; Ios; shipped. g 80 lbs.
The EaEket quiet aud prices unchanged. We quote:
NESe1 puLEHc11 n34t& me
GEee1 Salted. tEsmmtd- sns>99
e&-4flAfC
Dry Flint, trimmed. u Gs5tc
kip, Green sa'ted. tsis
ss+A41 tKel
LFATHEK--Iho marker continues quiet md
, 1865-10-20

Tie msftet Eehnsd eoottngss d1! % apa 10;
tneVr IA tarnnxratlrely speaking. no stock u eEst
hsnds ana onr fejneT with few HIeept!oos nase Sa-
uacts To- III they eaa produce during INC as3' silly
, 1865-10-20

C1ottnG pt1cos for cash. oct. 10. 1856 received by F.
e 6altonstal1 4 Co., Comufsaton, stock, and Bond
ErnIe1s. e Clark street, Chicago: -
, 1865-10-20


The market Ut these yzzds has ruled dul AID prices
arc not 70 good ~ yesterday.
The saies foot up 200 head, ranging dom Si1-ao to
h1S nnr m MA
, 1865-10-20

CotIaE, p n.~.... .o.Exaa.A
Slaughter Sote- e-..1. l4raaH
slaughter Aoto
ChlCn&o :. ....1.AS.ar,30
6ue0o4 AyFsH.. o. t.1Ab-E
Qrinoco Sole.....0-.HtA0. 70
oTMoco., good
ftA1nnSed -1JG0TT
, 1865-10-20
CHICAGO sTOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct H.
sAxE9 At TxEsT 1oAHl.
Elat{
, 1865-10-20

Green Apples, hzs--..---.-+..-.-....$4 4oa q 80
Hfrep Lemon, pn1,-,,,......-,,,......... ttn0 t&1tn
Sicily lenlous.... :. .......,.....,... lilo GtE11
narala OratEfN. Mt.,...,.......... lato E&5Q00
Coeoa Nuts. 1to...................,. 40 c34l00
f.ssna tsss.ls Gispss GGssess ry +
Cranhe1Eies, brl.... ....::..:.:.... 1t0o ts!s0o
DRUD DoMISfto yHCfTs.
Dried Ecr YorE Apples IN hEts-....... y q IL
Dried thfo App1es..--.-- u u y
6lsckne1sies> = H....-............... 80 q IS
Es:Ss:: E;ss;: E::$s:: ;ssI: ;;;;:;;
I:7istns. Layers -. $50 q 6.3
Ra1sIss fas'Hs; F1as.. = s t!s's. : s;ss
Sales rEe:-ll,0tp brls Ohio Dried Apples at 11c-
.Fl&H-Iho market Is active ard 6fm, Wt quota.
Nhtsnsh. No. hf bEi......,.........{ s.:3 q ia
y Mhitt 3sb, No. 9f n1l $50 = a-3
4!ss5 $s:!o;s Z. Z + !; + s::' 1890:
Msckcrel No. I, hf III. neN........ to.5 &41Q.15
5tacksIe! No. Z. hf nr, new........... 81. ca3sa
EackGe9, large family. hi hri. aew.-- sou so
1iackrrel, e1tFs mess, i NJ hfl....... 1t,D 4l5.n
!ackeIe!. extF4 NESS, klt..+........ 10y q 80
siackre5, 80. kits. neH......-..... 80 = 2.@
Aackcrrl, 70. 3.-.. ................- .2hes 3.75
Sasteses, iamilE. k1ts; 7m q ..t:'G
Ecdnsh. Grant Ua1k. ? 100 ~. D % n 80
EoCrso, Eent1e'a RauE, r 1uN ms-,.... $50 t4l1.O
MuTtngs, No. picked. br1......... 7.o0 q 80
IH5s15iass, Heniass, saa;s a5aSs so. oo1....... e.
ue1ftnss, LAKE,. 2 hf hrl No. 1-..,..- i.n q 500
HeTT4rEe, 1AkG nf hf1 No. 1--....... S.G n 4oE
Eew labrador Herring, p brl......... 1l.01 E4lcho
Salmon, p&ckled. ktts.... t.M q 5-od
fo4oek. 40 $40 q s.5a
Aake, 100 d.oo q DO
Haiblt-- Is q II
GRkASE-Mafketd dun. md npmtu11. WeQuote
, 1865-10-20

AgFYnUR -EecelYed, e,42s bfis shipped. Is; brls
rheIe wa rather moro doing md the market ruled
WsI1 W1s1Kn-1oo htls "tsla3d Queen" Il 111.o0; 100
b1fs AFsvo1te' at t1a5o; 100 hra Robinson" md 1865
I'd hs!s -Loekpors IL ts3; 50 hrfs ~North
dtla u Fs.Qi @ nelk {lulotsl not named Ut fss3 100
, 1865-10-20

Slaughter Solo. : .G.I@Q.3t
HAlutsa, E...-0.Nesg.1S
EpEer.------.->.~.Q.A%th&Ar
kjP,ssso. ! ne1'm.l .l-llIs 10
kip,Ao. | hcAvy.-Q-S.MIM
Cali, E1tr&..-... .1.A<s9.M
french KIP, drst
thntco ..f.N&a1.so
Exnnnh Nstf 9ZEat1 x
, 1865-10-20
MAJOR GEN. q. Il. THOMAS.


THE report of the Interview between The
President and the delegation having memo
rinl from the South Carolina Convention,
urnying for the pardon Of Jefferson Davis and
aMthsrs. Mhbs te1eeraphed to the Associated Press,
was absolutely authentic, 1t having been taken
down by the agent in this city himself, In the
Presidents reception room, during the audi
ence.. And this may not be an improper oeca.
sion to say, that the relations Of the agent
With the President are Of an Intimate ehafae'
Ter, that Ill possible facilities are given to him
at lie White House, and that hence the Asso-
GATED Press dispatches from the Capital pos
sess a reliability aud comprehcnslyeness they
hare hcked for some years.
, 1865-10-20

%&f.@E LOT f{c3Q.
FEFlTS-Grsen Apples ssu h mir demand and
prices tEu- UYict Arr1cs arc scarce an0 active, and
sales Of F1me Nav York arc made At Li1ltc. 3MAi
dried fruits are SCARCE and generally higher. Wo
, 1865-10-20

BOOK OF WORSHIP Tor Private4 Family and
puelie TIC. NJ II. ". EskEEs, author ct 'sDl-
md training Of Childhood. y ?" Msnhood,' p e.
ss4 m. lEmo. Price, {1.5o. New York: Sheldon
Il o., Publisher. Chleago: s. c. Grfggs !
Co, ". B. Keen Co., Wm. u. Holmes, and
fvhnych EondmHDs
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-03

THE DALLEs aND VANCOUVER RoAD.-The
idea of building road from Dalles to Van
couver, for the purpose Of facilitating move
ments of livestock up and down the river,
and particular to benefit immigrants mo.-
ing with considerable gu ,ntities of stock, IS
now much discu ed at Vancouver. An i'm
portant accessory Of this road is the fridge
across the Columbia at the dulles of
the river, above the city. Immigrants COM
ing from the SOUTH ast can avail til themselves
Of this bridge for cheap and speedy transit
of TIE river, and it will serve the add tional
purpose of u tracing hither the trade OF
Settlers in the eastern section of Washington
Territory. The two enterprise. have com.
mon interest, and should not the projectors
rot have an interchange of IDEAS upon the
: suhject2 It is by opening ihoroughfares OF
this descript on that the county is built up
eand inducements offered to settlers and the
commercial public.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-03

Tie Springfield, Mass, Repubi'ean thinks
that JEFF. Davis ought to be tried, convicted
and sent need be hung, and then par.ioned.
.7Al This 'sto be for the sake of example, and
10 make treason odious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

The petroleum stock market dull at the first board,
and prices were generally lower Pthole Creek closed
So co. 35c lower than the time yesterday
Buchanan Farm at 74c &c. lower; OIL Creek 49, or
&C. lower United States $27 80 SOC. lower; Watson
closed at 81 S. 10c higher Excelsior steady al
81 %. Germania sold at SOC, First National 22c.
25c, Montana IS.
ing price was l44& from which there decline Of
a. There was no variation from this figure till three
p. NJ, when the price advanced u, closing at lAN
The export OF specie to-day amounted to SIT 69 Of
which the City Of Washington took $2l4 1859, and the
Bansa IS, 600, making for the week $422. S02.
Foreign exchange duh, usual on Saturday, but
rates steady Bankers sterling at sixty days was
quoted at 1925 109s, the latter being the extreme
rate asked by leading drawers.
There 10 no change note in the supply Of money,
which Is still more than equal to the demand at per
cent call The surplus is at the time Considera
Dry than il two three weeks ago, owing 10
Withdrawals 10 the West and South, and the general dis
sreution Of capital. With increased demand from
she Stock Exchange 10 not unlikely that moderate
Aogyse Of monetary activity would be witnessed, At.
lsaded BY An advance In the current rate 10 per
9sht Tia discount line steady ut ek per cen, for
ssss slSA4 Taper, md 70 fQr ths SECOND grade
Tpe total value of the Imports and exports at the port
Of Boston during the first months of the present
ycay compared y the same time in 1904 may be seen
y The following table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10
Died.
FAuLxSKR.- Saturday, September 0, Mrs SARAH A.

Died.
FAuLxSKR -On Saturday, September Q, Mrs SARAH A.
Notice Of funeral in to -morrows papers
FLASSErLY.-On Saturday, September 9: Mrs. NARY
ANNE FiANNELLY, beloved daughter Of Judith Walsh.
The friends and acQuaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence ot7 West
O'Clock Her remains will be taken to st Mary's Gene
terry, Long Island, for intermsnt
TIC Srare All Sase sror = Earom s,rso,
Brooklyn this Sunday fternoon, at half.psst two
O'Clock The relatives and friends are respectfully In
MurlIoAN.-OD Saturday, September 0, Of Group,
FRANCES ARCHIBALD son Of Patrick and Bessie Mulligan
HIS remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, at
eleven o'clock on Monday morning, from 6s4 Second
avenue
youngest child Of Thomas and Selma Northover aged
year, il months and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attcud the funeral this Sunday afternoon, at
O'clock from the residence Of her parents No l2S
Seventh avenue without further invitation.
Tw1vr.-On Saturday, September 9, WILLIAM f., only
Of George Il. and Sarah E. Twne aged months and
10 days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at the Episcopal church at Miburn,
New Jersey, on Monday afternoon, at one O'Clock
New Jersey papers please copy.
aged 45 years. wife Of Charles Webb for several terms
a member Of the Common Council Of this city
Mrs; Webb was a woman Of fine attainments and I'M
bounded benevolence and philanthropy On the occur
of the battle OF Gettysburg she went with the whole
soul of Christian TO relieve the dsressGs Of the
Union soldiers From there she went TO Alexandria, Va
where she made Directress Of the Mansion House
hospital, and afterwards appointed New York State
Agent for that district which Office she held until the
advent Governor Fenton when the ONCE abolished
In all the relations Of life Mrs Webb pattern OF
female excellence and there are many who will mourn
her loss with heartfelt grief
"None knew her but 10 love herr
None named her but TO praise"
Requinscot IN pdcd
Syracuse and Utica papers please notice
ltbr Other Deohs See Second and Third Pu0s1
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was Watson; he IN our employ some eighteen
great confidence in him. he being sober industrious
man. and very attentive TO his duties at his suggestion
We mad made glass water gnsss 70 the boiler % as 70
manufacturing detaib Of our business in charge Of
Henry Himgerfosd the boiler was In our possession
about three years but had been used previously
six months; never knew Of any greater pressure on
the boiler than the certificate allowed
snd ne az
pany know aothng about the boilers nature Of
the expossos; after the explosion ! found Thomas
Stone street side assisted in taking him TO the hos
pital
James Morrissey being sworn, deposed-I reside at
No. Doughty street. Brooklyn and work for the Soap
Company confirm the statement of Patrick Morrison
John Chr Bittner being sworn said-I live at No.
247 Third and worked at No. So Stone street. as
aborer; Immediately after the explosion deceased
&c, him; his head was lying on the sidewalk and
the body in the street, he still alive, and had him
taken up; carried him to the station house. and we
took him thence up to bring him the hospital bp Re
died before reaching here deceased eight years in
the country, and leaves wife and three children.
Dr. John Beach, being sworn, sad--That from an ex-
animation Of the body OF Watson he found the body
nude state, external surface darkened; the head and
face showed signs OF scalds there was large
acerated wound the left arm; the frac-
tured in my opinion there were internal injuries, and
death resulted from scalds and INJURIES result Of the
explosion; as TO the body of Bitner found compound
comminuted fracture Of the right humerus, and the
fracture Of the bones below the left knee the left
elbow Joint severely fractured and In my opinion
death the result Of the falling debris from the
plosion.
There being no further important testimony to offer,
Coroner Cover briefly reviewed the evidence and submit
ted the to the jury, who rendered verdict fol-
lowe:-sThat Willard Watson and John Bittner came TO
their deaths by injuries from accidental explosion OF
the steam boiler at 50 Stone street, the 9Th day Of
September, 1867.
The jury then discharged, with the thanks Of the
Coroner.
1t rumored at the First ward station house yester
day that the merchants in the vicinity of whore the
rloci avau of
ing handsome sum of money for the benefit Of the
widow and children Of Mr. Bttner who have been left
in very reduced circumstances, their only means of
support having been the earnings of the deceased hus
band and father.
According to the reports in circulation, gentleman
expressed willingness 70 head the list with c0ntrbu
ton Of Ave hundred dollars.