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STATE or Nrw yoRg,
CocSTY or NEW yoRK. So

STATE or NEw NoRE,
CocNTY or NEW yoRE. s..
January ~, 1850.
Charles Taylor, Presisisnt, md G. c. iIine, SEE
retary OF the h.'ernational Insurance Company,
to me personally known, depose and say, that the
the affairs OF the said Companyo- the sist day Of
December, 1861; that the said Con. Nany " the
hona-hde owner OF one million dollars, 81 sh capt.
tai, and three hundred and forty eight tho ssand
hve hundred and eighteen dollars and fcrt, -thI ce
cents, cash surplus, invested abovcy all Of VIII n
10 the absolute property of said Company, free and
above stated, land as may b. necessary for a re-
Insurance fund, y according to the best Of their
knowledge, Information and belief respectfully.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
c. e. HtNE, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subacribcd, the date last above
written, before me. As witness, my hand and Of
hcial seal.
(sEALl CTRLEs NETTLEToN,
lrIvE CENT STAMP. Com'r for state OF Ohio.
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~ Srt'erits for tAs Tfissas,
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OrFIcE OF THE AuDIToR or STATE,
CoLUMBrs, o., Fob. !, 1896.
II Is hereby certh ID, that the foregoing Is cur
rect copy OF the statement Of condition OF the
nternrtional Insurance Company, OF New York,
made to aud filed In this office, for the year 1866
Witness my hand and seal officially.
lSEAL JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lsrAMP.l Auditor of state.
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SOUTH oYAND NEAR THE CITY.
ae.s. q fc.S tlsbls Land -ifh- see Dwsiiiss
Hone, btab blcs, r0ung Fruit Trees and fwo good
sphag' Of wner. PRICE SLIGO
Msrch I. 'eGo. so-N.
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sts,ooo,ooo. q,
~ Read th. following.
iA4TH SEMI : ANNUAL
STATENIENr
or the condition Of the

Insurance Company Of North America,
ON TIIE 1st DAY OF JANUARY, 1865, mad. to-
- the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant " tn. Statute Of
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AND DIRECTORS or THE INSURANCE CUNPh-
NJ W NoRrH AMERICA, ard Is loested At Phil.
I. CAPITAL.
The amU.int Of ,ts Capital Stock all paid
up,E sSoo,ooo 90,
II. ASSETS.
l. Cash OF the Company on hand, and in
the hands OF agents and other persons ues 92s AZ
2. Real Estate unincumbcrcd ylnoo as
3, The Bonds aud Stocks owned by the
Company las per vouchers Accompa-
nSiasl s,S,sas 90
mortgage tas per accompanying rou-
4 ensts nsI,. o,hs,w,. Aii,1oo oo
cher, accompanying loans GU de-
a maSu msn,i ssioo,o0
Il All other securities, Interest due W
ana soou """'') 1921 le
i0'A' ass'h oi The Company si,75l,sl5 "a
III. LIABILITIES
Losses In suspense waiting Cor further
+ Pto,h O,h ,,hh.,.,., oS,77s 90,
~ '"sAns'' 'he company 5000 o.
io'A' i'-ollltes siol,77s oo
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount insured IN any on.
rLs r1's, Srss,,a, seeS, .mon,, .uo $4,000 90,
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or village M ,,,.
The greatest amount allowed to be in.
r hu sors1 r IN any one book No rule
deposited In any other State, as seca-
rha fro, ,.r iosses 'neien Nothing:
Of said Company riled here.
STATE Or PEsssYLvAS.
County OF Philadclphia, S.
AsrHuk G. CorFIS, President. and Cu.. p,
secretury of the " PRESIDENTAND DIRrcTnpJ
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERIcAS
being srverally affirmed. declare and s,y that III.
foregoing Is y fll true and correct statement OF
the aiaiis OF said Company, that the said Ins,r-
shee sompany 10 the bona fde owner Of AT least
vho hundred thousand Dollars Of actual cash can't
tai invested in Stocks and bonds or in hior,,.a..
on Real Estate, worth double the amount for rbsc,
the same Is mortgagsd aud that they arc tbs ,ia.
described officers Of said Insurance Company
Arthur q. COFFIN, Prcsident
CHARLES PLATr, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before mo this 18th Ssy OF
January, 1885, Va
SAN. L. CLEMENT,
l'AAL'l l'rAsf'l Notary Public.
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OrricE OF rnK AupiTos or STATE.
Columbus, o., January is, isCs. =
~ hereby certified that the foregoing Is a cor
rect copy OF the Statement Of Condi,ion nf ,b. IL
snrance company Of North America, at Philadei.
pha, made TO and filed In this Office for ths ys.r
1866. 80 -s' '' '"' 'eaE
tssAL.l Witness my hand and ,eai officially.
JAS. IL, GOODMAN,
lsrANr'I Auditor OF State,
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cry Incorporated January 4tb, 1864.
l. CAPITAL.
The asTonrt ~ its Capital stsck .ndis
all paid up, is si,oooOoo
Cash of the Company on hs.d, and in
the bands OF Agents and other per-
sons 4 ,ir0 IS
United state. s-0o., rssrhei value 5000 90
United states 7.3o's 2f9Is1 go
United state. 1906, " . %, el6Oo 90
Wisconsin war fyonds " ssso M
Loans on Bonds aod Mortgages, being u :.
nptllen ou unincumbercd Real Es-
tate, worth double the amount loan
ed thereon - $500 on
Debts othcrwi.c secnredbcinR loans On
call, secured by stocks and bonds held
as collatersls, the market value OF
,s,i said sollstersls being s15s,7s9 los ,1is 90
debts for premiums and all other &C.
curities Iis,i1s co
iotai Assets Of the Company si,2ss,5is ~
III LIABILITIES.
Losses adjasted and not due su 400 m
Losses adjusted and Losses in sus- W
pcnse awaiting further proof 1885 50
Total Liabilities $685. ss
~. MtsCELLANEOUs
The greatest amount insured In any one risk in
any one city, town, village or block- o arbitrary
rule on these points Tho Company is governed
By prudent regard for the construction, occupan.
$1,000 are de posited-iu Wisconsin, and $4,000
in Tennessee with the requirements Of both which
states th. Company has complied, aud now tran
Sacts the business Of Insurance therein.
Deposit required in Ohio IN ade herewith.
The Act Of Incorporation is herewith.
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sTATEMIrnrn,,

Condition Of the Intornationnf rnsur.r..
Company,
ON THENrphY or BEeENBEn, 1885. ,.se
" 70 the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant TO the sta
tuts ef that state
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NAME AND LOCATION

The painc Of tho Company 10 the PRESIDENT
AND DIRECTORS OF THE INSURANCE CUMPh-
NY or NOWrli AMERICA, ard b oestsd at Phil.
al'lpbis, Pa. 9t'I q =
I. CAPITAL.
The amOlnt Of ,t Capital Stock sli paid
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MORRIS FIRE & INLAND INSURANCE
ra OF MEM YORK.
STATEMENT

STATENIENT
or the
Condition Of the Morris Fire ami Inland In
surance Company.
.nN THE list DAY OF JANUARY 1866, made
~ to the Auditor OF Ohio. pursuant 10 the Sta
tutc OF that state.
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A. II. BYERs, Agent at THIN, o.
March /, 1866. 2o-it.
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ssrsA y lsss Nh
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HAMT AEn InC ATInN

The name Of the compsny, 10 international In
surance Company, aud IL located at New York
CRY. Incorporated January 4tb,. 1864.
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\. II. nhERs, Agent, TIfin, o.
Feb. -, 1866 Io-3t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

IrAII,r orrRA-pALL sEAsoN.

lTAB ~ oPERA-FALL SEASON.
Our readers viii be glad to learn that although the
Academy Of Music viii not be ready i'r occupation before
February ~ Marca shall not IN consequence De deprived
OF our cuomed operate performances Mr. hsreeA mas
sucoee ded in making such arrangements with the ~
the Winter Garden viii enable him to give his regular al
son though at somewhat later period OF the year. he
n, oroapized very fine company which viii be strong for
opera buo as for opera sc that be VIII not nave 10 ara"
from the last to sustain first This will prevent the artists
from being oyerwoted ard viii enable them always appear
before the public in freshness and strength of power
During the present season. tie great London Opera
Houses the comic clement has carried all before IT,
Eisir FRA Diavolo and II BarDerre Lave drawn the
most brilliant audiences and have excited the people to the
highest degree Ronooni Adena Patti have proved the
sensations Of the RoncOn said TO be better than
when at the very hight Of his fame he Is one OF the genuine
odschoo artists which is unfortunately rapidly dy
ing out leaving worthy to Ill their places MI
Maetzk made happy hit in securing the services o. tna'
admirable artist. Sgnor Ronconi.
The Fall season the Winter Garden will occupy about SIX
weeks commencing in November continuing all through De
cember with usual nights devoted to Brooklyn Opera
bufo viii be marked feature Of the but the opera
teria will not be neglected.
We vould suggest that 10 better time could will be found
for the promised production Of George Brsows American
Opera Rip Van Wnke than the opening Ct the Fell sea
son II would give prestige the commencement which
no other work could coD 1t work Of assured merit not
an experiment and there widespread desire that Amer
lean talent should be afforded some chance OF n
hearing We believe that It would prove m unqualified
success would amply repay the management for ts ser
vice the Of American art There is considerable so
cia excitement the subject of its production and
various speculations 10 who will undertake the
characters. By general consent The chief part IS allotted
to our American Prima Donna, par excellence, Miss
Clara Louisa Kellogg 1t seems most natural
that this Opera should be interpreted by leading
American that might receive all the prestige Of
Der talent and popularity There ample time for the pFepa
alton Of the and the study the parts we hope that
steps will be taken towards production Of Rip Van Wake
at the earliest possible moment
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THE JAPANESE MRRIT PUND.

DECISION OF THE COURT oP ArPEALs-KxTRAcT PROM
THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF POLlCE-THE
MONEY PAID INTO THE POLICE HFE INSURANCE
FUND. .-~--
The japanese ambassadors, while in this country,
gave Mr. Belmont s9GOo0 be distributed among The Police
in the Cities Of Newyork Washington Baltimore ana fhG
depha proportion the number Of the force and TIE sh
OF time the ambassadors remained in each city, th sum
s31JO fell to the lot New York With this money ne bosrd
OF Police established japanese Merit Fund" IRON WHO'D
they proposed to give soo Captains s25 each 10 hoso
and 800 81 FIVE Patromcn dsng
each year should prove most meritorous ard WORTHY r
buton these terms took IN 1862 aud has
made since Nm. Pel Patroman, after leaving tie force
sued the Board for his individual share Of the IGnJ Lot tie
case fuay settled until the decision 4 tie Cont q
Appeals at the March
The following from the proceedings % the Board
meeting held yesterday VIII show decision TIE Cont
and the final disposition Il the Fund
On reading fling The opinion The Cont OF irpea j. The
ef Mr. The Board Of metropolitan Police I'D ir
bergen Treasurer instituted by the InA to eco'e g. f u
share as patrolman money possned b. TIE l M
bssado Police force, deciding that tie members O. DE Poi
fore have individual rsbt Of action 20 n r
lied by law to transfer the to the Police Life lDan $50
Resosei Of money contributed blythe larr" M
basado Metropolitan Police force, With accnniei 49, "
con- paid Police Life Insurance Fuudir TIC l'f ~
n Police
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Naval Affairs.
TIE STEAMSHIP PERUVIAN.

The steamship Peruvian, Capt. Salmon. came up
from Quarantine grounds Saturday last and
her unloading cargo The Peruvian has been thoroughly
disir secied amigated in every part and Is
the cleancs best ventilated vessels Ia harbor As
soon az the work NJ dchaeng her present cargo and rece
Inc bonrd fresh one IS cOmplsted. the Peruvian vii sail
Liverpool and her arrival there will be placed the
New.Oreans route.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed by the officers Of the
Peruvian at the pursued toy the Quarantine officials in
record hcr vessel IL is aeged tt Of useless
employees engaged for the Illinois and thar they
paid and supported at tie expense the OF The
while work which should have been performed
by left IN instances the OF the Peru
ia also stated that by piece OF cfoss msmanage
Peruvian detained At Quarantine "a days
than Authorized length OF time The Of the
follow After all the passengers of the Peruvian had
been removed the vessel at thoroughly ceansed from
stem TO stern.
Fourteen DAYS Of thu time specified by law for tie detention
OF infected vessels had posed when Capt Salmon ordered
receive board upward Of go OF his late passencsT b
h.s tho vessel thrown into Quarantine f0 SECOND
term 81 q DAYS and in addition The expense OF AcGu un
eating and daf-cug abe vessel oniatd. Many other
charges OF which Of serious made and
tho details win be Gd before tho public In days. Oue
thing however ccrt1n and that is that has
been realizing pib' In the bills shown reporter,
The charges everything purchased oT the " The
cA0ern patients wee enormous While In favor Of
having TIE regulations strictly enforced do not
Nly shouhi be toe ~ OF the officials 10
much expense aud trouble TO the Captain
or owner OF aLy infected vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

pureiDg Gce water, att p NJ. July Il; collapse died at 10
.. N. July H. -.
Ann Maria Lynch Conovor and Sulvan-sts voIn
iuc purgng cree W'eD az e. N. Juy ls-colapse' D'N
at { o. m July H.
Margaret Fore s. 70 ls1 Nnsssnst vomiting paIgng
10 a. Ju' IT,; July j., a. H. cramps, cold peTspTs
and thirst ~. july Il, symptoms abaed somewhat w"
probably reeo' ger. -
Michael rke aged A. No "a Coumbiast diarrhea July
H. vomo e. July H. a. No. cramps. Died al o p ID: -
John ID aney. Poanday while at work on the snip osho
T. South ard in the Atlantic Dock seized with cramps
symptom Of cholera III,
Jaues Ludlow Wslcott.st near Richards taken with
cra p yery bad Reported by officer Branagan Foriyt1Fd
Precinct Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE ALLEGED H0B0KEN
BANK swiSDLERs.-A named j. f. Bowen was arrested
at faylo Hotel jersey City last evening by Detective
L. McWiams. charged with being connected with the
Gently expusrd financial swndc known as the North River
Bank q Hoboken" The prisoner Immediately delivered
10 of the detectives OF Chief WareAs secret force by
whom be WAS conveyed TO New York.
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
rI'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for JULY j..

THE n WEEKLY TRIBUNE for hi, week eora0' i''' o'
LEADING AsrrcLx,rhe President. Veto Gov Sewers -,
prise The European War; The New English Mnistry Ih, I
Congress Csbnet en- nr. The Twn Cherries. senator Gro
j"PS D%1 d E E5s M srl Eis and wrongs
T%& WA ' ~ irsors-rIe tS%D.isu 81 Bohemia; c,st'
Grra BATH Ssdows; Defeat The Pr'r'
concentrate al Joseph.aSt and Kcn...rsz; Proposed Ar,
NsSlto" As.tTs Agree. Accept III. Mediation No
yet Known Tue vs. in Italy G.nb.d slightly woonSss
and Casualties Condition Of the South; The chOeai roit' IN
slond south America Carod.
PsAIlt. iii.toy Loeaiop Formation and Character, 49,"
s oSd o. SS S pe. f M .Id ss' ,Si q
Described Where Peat to be Found aud How TO fna J." "
Tmr Sorra AasRcAS w,R-Parssaay Geosrophes slSspr
aud Products Population Commerce Aci Political ',oy RE-
Treatment Of Fofcsle r WA on the Riyrr Plate ,r,SY
IHE BANx THE or RyeIoys-coHe'pordenee o. l's"
aus 6issarpr LAW -'''
iEFTo coLoRApo-fro Or Special Correspondent b''''
fHE PnrADsLPHA coSyESroS DIX ind0Ise' the o0''"
GArcrs~sesoaI caSea. y toe uio- Member. Of cop
Ias SABTzr cRisI.IRs.!sg.i.o, o. w Denn'''A
GENERAL NEws-ln,errsins Domestic !teu''
foRtIGN MISCELLANY
THE CHoPs-Ecpor,s nom an par. Of ,he Cogn,ry.
AsSP s:ITs5s w FTS s t Sd7:c ,! SJ
Gas Lime berrie. When 10 Coz frsle 10y; hTiirs
Crabery Culture. Penn.ylyaa gansi Wien CO. Cow.
sptnTs YeSsT stTe, re IN the same Pce cstsn F,,i
About Barometer. Lodsiu iu Lower Rooms Information ie h
erns. 10 Mu,r Ne.- g-f; Churnshow 20 us ~
Old Ds,er Di.rbn'i,a Of RF''
l.oss Of Sheep ,fei SisaIiu-. a..
AGKIcuIrrsALFOm Our special ce,.poadent Tie 6'a' "
Of indictments.
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NEW.JERsEY NEWS.

FATAL ACCIDENT afternoon about
O'clock two men, respectively named Wm. Davis and James
Meek engaged IN lowering soap by means of dummy
In Cogaes factory Jersey City when they attempted 10 de-
sceud by the BY the rope slipped
from the and the dummy preciptatng both
from the top to the bottom OF the building Davis in
stHny Killed; Meek fortunate and only suffered
confusion aud broken leg Davis 80 years II
and leaves a WIFE and one chill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

Az INTERESTING PIcTURR.-Mr o. II. Odroyd of
Columbus. oho has just Published interesting collection OF
photographs and autographs a large handsome sheet
which he calls The might Of the Republic" II consists OF
reduced copy Of nearly 100 oy dc rs each with an auto
graph at the bottom, including President Lncoin
and his Cabinet and Of the most dis,in
eushcd military. political and literary characters OF
the present day Many q the portraits very faith
ul all their email size remarkably
distinct The orname border and head pieces give excel
Of the Capci the American eogle the national
standard the national gTceBback and Oi the national
Toncads The petnrc handsomely framed and forms ~
patriotic establishment for paror wall as any one need
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

FIREMEN's FIGHT.-Whe proceeding to and re-
turning nom clam Of fire in Frsisi D. shortly nftcr
D. M on TUESDAY the members Of re companies Nos T.
and abandoned their engines and engaged in fee Tight
but the i, lice FOriyfh Precinct IN strong NUMBER
under Cep WoeJm. suddenly upon them and promptly
quelcd what promised be serious disturbance. Tho
Police took of the abandoned engines. George
Senior Company No arrested anu locked
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FATAL BrpyYG Acclpryr-A fatal /

INTNI Ilt NNIN0f fN'IIUFNIf--N TUIHT UWIEIIE
dent occurred Nmmos Crucibe Works Jersey
CITY about o,ock luesisy evening BY which yo-ng
HGed Patrick Tracy who had been employed In
lshmcnt but davs lest lis life under he following ccua.
stances; a boy undertook 10 f kerosene lamp. while
lighted from large when the oil gushed suddenly out
fyng al over Tracy, and ~ The time taking ire from
tie lamp In moment Tracy enveoped in flames. He
90 rushed into the street screaming assistance bot
endeavocd To aid him. lIe finally exfneuished the
flames himself but ROT Until be terribly burned that
recovery impossible lie taken 10 his home In IA
yonia ave-. who're everything possible done for him bat
he died a. clock yesterday morning. Tracy was unmn
RED and tie only support 4 h widowed mother In aid OF
whom subscrpto Of reay CO has beea taken up among
the worsuel employed In the crucble works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
CITY NEWS.

Mr. AsAHEL JONES. widely known as a wholesale
dealer Materials died OF lnstToke Tuesday
evening lie hnd been for thirty five yeara his adult
e-a OF this metropolis and had by patient assdnv-
and upnehn,s achieved bonored position and aeompe
tence Though feeble health he attending 70 bis bust
ness when Frustrated by the stroke that ended his life few
hours af,erwsrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

THE RASPBERRY PATcH-has yielded its crop of
fruit and bearing commenced to die having lived
the Yeas allotted them. IDsead Of awaiting this natural
decay il is better the ground the
crop gathered This leaves an the space for the
growth upon whSb depend for next years rut These
Young canes should be properly Trimmed out removing the
weakes, and pnchng any which too aspiring. The
blackberry should he treated In the after It's berries
have been gathered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

TIE SARATOGA RAcEs.-These races, which COM
Monday promise be Of an unusually interesting
character perusa OF the advertisement will show
large number OF horses entered including number Of
famous and week viii be al exciting time among
the Saratoga visitors well with the sporting world zen
eraly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
RRGOkLXN NEWS.

SUICiDE.-A man named Richard Milton, residing
at No Franklin place committed suicide yesterday BY
allow Inc quantity Of Paris Green" The motive for the
deed unknown. The deceased leaves wife and one child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

ST. JoHS's CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Daring the heavy thunder at about o'clock Yesterday
afternoon the OF the roof OF ST. Johns
Church 10 VGrck.s, Beach, set fire by fash OF
lightning The emen extnggshed the flames with trhing
damage the roof in ST. Johns Park opposite the
Church struck and shattered by lightning at the same
tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

The Merchants Committee for the rcle Of Portland suffer
eI pecfu remind the liberal public hht the present IN
tense prevents te calling IN person upon all 10 solicit
aid HEY assured that 70 oaoI III iesui IN adequate
relief TO sufferers and therefore flat persons disposed
10 aid their relief vii send 10 their contributions 10 the
Treasurer 4. A. Low, No 81 Bgilng slip without further
notice. = Is NHIIltNilN' NhAiIlAah
JnnN ArsIIE STIvINs. H.. SeereiaII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

TIE CHOLERA IN ELIZABETH, y. J.-M late
meeting Board Health Of Elizabeth the Sanitary su.
pcrendent presented report upon the cases Of cholera
which had occurred in that place and reported large amount
ofeansng which had taken place nader his orders since the
appearance o the disease The number Of Of cholera
have been thirteen. Of which nine proved fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

EMPIRE VS.. EUREKA.

very pleasant meeting bad yesterday between
the amateurs OF the above Clubs The result being the ea
success Of Empires by of 20 10 - in contest oi
innings Benson Burns and Howell led tie nc I
pre .lde end gems Boes and Uter the part Of The IN
rekas. After the game the Empires Losptaby entertained
their friends
EAGLE VS.. OLYMPIC
The Eagle Club visit Paterson to-day 90 pay tho.
Olympic Club and they expect 70 have nice time o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

ATTEMPT TO CoMlnT SUICIDE. An unknown man,
about age yesterday afternoon went into the store
No s) Bowery for the ostensbe purpose OF purchasing
razor Several shown him when he opened one and
drew the blade his throat, nhciing terrible CASH
lie was removed Bellevue Hospital in a dying condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

BOARD OF EDUcATroN-No QUoEuM.-The Board
were to have held meeting o'clock last evening but at
that hour quorum appearing the Board declared ad
jous ned until the first Wednesday in September next