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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-10-26

aicEct:
.Sr"oior-IIrnry Sihroc.
,Sh@yt HobGt L. Blake.
Trcasmo-l Ienry Baetz
RcgjStcr-!' Fred Borchcrdt.
Uoh n Ho1ud-S. amucl~on.
District tto,ury- " ~. II. Hamilton.
,Smrcgor-C. Wimpi
Ioroao-W. v. Waldo.
ltsccmS that air, SIhHEE orthodoxy rs
a tnion destroyer was doubted, and The
Convention questioned nina as to The fact
lie replied that hc had been AboItIonIst
Tor t'r""tg Frc D@1rS, and that hc loved the
black as we'll as the white, which satisfied
his lntcrosator- that he even was ahead q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
STRENGTH OF THE CYcLOm PIANO.

We copy the following from The Toledo Blade, relat-
ing 10 one Of these fine instruments which certainly seems 70
demonstrate their very great strength Qpa e&eeAeAee o.
workmanship: -
a singular accident occurred yesterday Of the Music
Rooms Of j.. DoFBELE No 2l3 Summitst. Mt -. had sold
,,fv a. Jackson. Mich. the instrument weighed 80 10 and
a. Il swung Clear . ne second oor TIC rope Which Aed u
brohe, letting the plano Gi --o' ~ st 90 4.
upon several chairs and other atticlie s!s g
under It's weight and the top Of tie piano was spt INTO nag
seriously nlared bat thorough Inspection showed mat II Was
damaged in the least beyond bcKe9 top ana aoIer one
being substituted the purchaser was 30 zen p.sa.'G
he strength of tho piano thus snguary tested tat he m
sisted upon taking H. and it forwarded this morning -.
a OF heavy instrument without serious injury seems
almost Incredible should believe Il possible were
We not with these facts Better evidence Of the
strength durability and perfection Of Messrs LNDEAASS
SONS CYCLOD PIANOS cannot be desired by any wishing
frstclls instrument Slo test must have tried piano as
fully as hydraulic pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

RERfM March 27.-J'hc Zqtsusoio Corrr'psadc4- TO-
day publishes article representing the present STATE 81
the Auftr0- Prlssan relations soous T. considers the
crisis tar from diminishing but on tho contrary becoming
more dangerous. The article points out Thar a soon as
Austria Lad armed. lor financial position would comr-l
or % hasten tho attack circumstance which ihc Irui-
sian Government s taking into serious consideration
Tie Berlin cOrc spondcLco Of The Jtmc slys Ffli3a
has not modified dispatched n tho direction o. the
frontier s ge regiment Some few rctegyrs have been
called 3D. but IL can positively be assorted tlgt they do
not come up 10 the number which, IN the most peaceful
times been collected on te le-raAce pi some dis
rant don qer IN tho dipomatica h0izon. That The
biization Of tie entire army D. c0lemp plated, aul even
prepared % be carried out e. moments notice, does not
admit OF doubt There s no foundation Ia tAe Tumored
alliance between Italy nnd Prussia Tho ltann G0vo1n-
nent desires % o. serve the s,.ccst neutrality Do any
conflict which may occur between Prussia all Austla.
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DIED.

ACCESSIBILITY % oaiter I'M Duiehen County, y, April
Jud fe Daniel ID Akin asct on years. . o.,
o. % 2, D. Coltoyan-cs win be At Psw!.ng Station -
meet s MID Day Trains on that day
BniIrARDfr brooklyn Sunday kr5 Eveno F., agsi 10
r5r snd Is dave da Of Eveine A. BranlId
Tie rare and friends respectfully Invited % attend the funeral
Iurdy April 3D. az = clock from the residence o. her
.F.lIftacs, Nlhan stephens. no. 80 Washingoa-aye
"Fo.l ier Father, ia thine armsi
And iet hts heuceiorth be
= messenger o. love between
Our hunlsn hearts aud Thee
cATLzit Staten Island, sunday eth APRIL George ca.n in
II ~ o., the family are invited to attend The "a
H. % O'Clock p. AMI az ST. fI church IN The Bowery at
O'Clock.
OALLEY-On si,orlay April l9e Agne, Galley widow Of the
Tho relatives and ends II efany specifically invited
l funeral the r. D. Church, Twenty mat g. sixth
O'Clock Her remains viii DO AAun u ood or !raent
GRAY-On Monisy April 0, william GRAY. sret CT years
Tho eivss end friends respectfully invited % sttendhs funeral
Wcdes4ay Arrl a. az O'Clock from tie esdence OF
b.. nephew John Montgomery, 50. lh!slst
MASONIC sUAiMONs-Ths Members Of Excelsior Lode No.
5 D. erd M hereby summoned 20 meet TIC Lodge Room
attend tie lersl ats brother William Il We
eraan from the residence Of his parents No ~ Wo' corner
or D,s5roses- By order 0. the N.
JOSIAH PAREiS Secretary.
REED-on Moniy April HabeF.on Orleans County n. Y,
AbYih Reed . 4 "a years.
ROOD-At IIsckenack ~ j. Monday morning April Of con
sumption Edwin H. Rood Of Booklyn Long Island, ssed y yssr
Tie relatives aud friend. o the family ore respectfully nrd 70 at
The funeral wednesday afternoon % o'clock iou tie
First Place Methodist Episcopi Church South Brooklyn.
sMTHOn Saturday April q, New Canaan Conn., Arthur Smith
u tho l9.h ol hi
Funeral on TSesday 10th inst. O, ? O'Clock p m.
TOMEs-At Cornwall ~ Y, Sunday, 9Th inst Francis lseli'
The md friends family invited attend Lis
Calvary Church fourthaye corner Twenty ST. on
wednesday. the llth inst, az 4 p.
Nashville and Momphii Tenn, paper, please copy.
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srC g. That Whenever the President Of the United States
sa have reason 90 believe that Onses have been
llls IA ia committed z- &c provisions O. tbs act within
any Judicial district u sha be eT, i3l l ll lls - ,aon
IDIOT IN attend 10 such place within On District ard for sreh
time as De des gnate toI the p1rr0s8 q Tie more speedy
and 10 shall be the dgv Of every judge other sheer whom any
r rec uist0n sa be received J him. % attend Gu tie place
and flr the time therein designated.
SIC TO- That sha De lawful She President o. tie United
States or persons he may empower for that purpose 90
employ such part Of the land naval forces Of The United
states or The militia shall be necessary % prevent The
violation sHt enforce The due execution of tins act.
Sic H. That upon OIL questions % laW, arising n any canso
under The provisions O.. t act final appeal may be taken 70
tie supreme Court of the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
THE CHOLERA At HALIFAX.
One Hundred and Sixty Cases on Board the
Steamship England.
FORTY DEATHS DURING THE PASSAGE.

HAIipAz. Monday. April 2. 1861
The steamship England irom Liverpool March p, wa
Queenstown 29h arrived this morning FOX medical AID.
Her dates are four days later
SECOND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX Monday April 9--ll:3o a. N.
Tie agent Of the Associated Press has thus far been
unable TO board the steamship England no eonmunlea-
ton being yet allowed between her and he shore.
Every effort will be made 20 obtain her news.
THIRD DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, Monday April 9-i230 o'clock,
Il Is reported that the steamship England has the
cholera on board.
She has been sent TO the Lower Quarantine.
The Agent Of the Associated Press Is st endea7orng
20 obtain her news.
Tie En- gland has 900 passengers.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
HALIFAX Monday, April Q. 1866
The steamship England which arrived here from Ly'
erpoO this morning had l60 Of cholera on board
There were 40 deaths during the passage.
FURTHER DETAILS.
HANNAH Monday. April o. 1866
Capt Grace OF the steamship England reports that on
Tuesday the first case occurred since which some l6J
more cases have broken out and 80 deaths have occurred
Sic was ordered of by tho Government but owing 70 the
rad read of the disease and the engineers beng SICK,
ID was found impossible 70 proceed. She now lies below
tho lighthouse Part of the passengers viii be placed on
hoard the hospital ship and shancs erected on the Deech
for tie sick Thore viii bo communication with the
shin The authorities are doing all IL their power to re-
eve tho unfortunate passengers There are three doctors
on hoard to look ater the sick She has l2O2 passengers
and 100 crew. The passengers are principally German
and Irish The Captain thinks tho disease was brought
Oh board by the German passengers.
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yson Our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY. Aprile. 1906

A1BAvY April Q. 1890.
There was very exciting scene in the Assembly at tho
morning session which grew ont Of the introduction Of
resolution offered by Nj Kreider Of Steuben, ndorslng
our Senators for toir recent vote the Civil Rights b
and earnestly requesting Representatives in Congress
10 vote Tor the The veto Of The President and
taking the Same from the Committee on Feoora
Relations aud referring 10 20 the Committee O.. Tie
Whole Mr. WILDER Of Dutchess moved tho pre-
vious question tho resolution, when Messrs. Nccli
Nl8raUgh and Lite0hn each took the point or order
that as Members had risen 20 debate the resolution
that e must Die over until the next day. The speaker G5
he recognized Mr.. WILDER first after tho resolution was
offered, ruled the point Of order not well taken
MR. Ltlci0hn appealed from tho decision of tho Char
and The ruling was Sustained by the House. The main
question Was ordered and the resolutions were adopted by
the emphatic vote of D. Yeas 90 - Nays As the cork
approached tho letter J." on The catsi Ar Little
1lu began 90 put his OycIcoat and walk neIyoLsl to
ward one of the cntI0rco-doors. Mr.. Pits asked t.t
tie name of Mr. Litcohn be called, but be got OUTSIDE
OF the bar Of the House before his n1me was announced
and disappeared. .IAe Ncw-lork Co.lecorsmP Is not
yct GuDOunoedl
Bir r. f. Stewart asked to be excused from voting
The House refused leave. Tie then inquired % he must
vote The Chair informed him that be must After
some hesitation members implorng him TO vote bJth
ways hc said Mo-
Fir. Pitts moved q call Of tho House but it was lost
cnd the Clerk announced the result before stated AID
TIC House Adjourned.
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rult. rrrlA Apf troi.um dli -~i-s N Crude nj
.I0.t. Refined. ll bond. lc.i j fined fIo,. oev-aa
r.f sales nf western iltif 20 g. JIr GO Nicft
f..f. IaI wanted hy erA r.rf 20 p fJc % 30 Corn
800 .ra.e.rr tendency. slcs $500 bash. yellow N nc
I.ur..r quiet. Coffee dull; ra.cs q 10 at 2t4-o4ei
Ia...s.. ~ l -le.. god. WHISKY unchanged.
It.L.olE April g.-f1ur I'm; Wheat steady; sales or
bed a CO. tl4s 80 Corn advanced 01c; sales " White NJ
-... A.1a. l-c Oats brmf sales no 81 @o. Seed, arc
arorar ss % Clover o. g. ,5asj Ter tun. Groceries
4u.ct provisions inactive. WHISKY dull
CHICAGO Arrl Flour lrm. Wheat duh ard declined 2ci
fcle.at Go 81 I'll fr no. j. and rsc. for No Corn act
.ro o. f0f fresh $50. J, art ir tJF NO = oits ere
eriet rt u Bee ar fresh No AMI ~ 2ic. f1f No p Hgh
wine. ruaiu at e.. e00S2 - Mess Pok, S&Sa 80 ~.
Lara lsaIslc. Dressed Hogs eO 2Ja sL No receipts OF
Shipment 49, 49,.
% Provisions dg' aud prices generally lover Mess Pork
Leary r, e-J. Lard. lee. Gold l25.
hTwOalFAss April 7Co,toa irregular. boitor qualities
li Flc. 1900 baef. rccclt', 200 hiles; Low Mid
dIur 81 astc I.ouf-SlpeIAnc, 81 50. CoIa-MiHed md
YcoF - lJc. Oats 5-ic. Blcou-sAol.iers Hdlitc.
Ness rors sf. Hay 80 SleaIFlir to Fully Fair. lic.
Mo..ssss uolluaL Cold ~. Sterling, JJL heW-NoFA
Cttckr. discount.
SL LOUIS April e.-Four unchanged Wheat firm NJ e. %
~ fair 90 good FALL ga 80 90 ~ prime, and g 90 or choice
Com &C. g.er sales s50tec Oats rmcr at 30 eilc Other
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TEOu WARRINGTON.

ror,inued FROM first faGe. -----------------
i17 0Sla DE bin pass notwithstanding TIC objections
Of the PresidentW .,.-....,i-
qhe vote bong taken by yeas and RAYS a. directed II
a., Co~..it,l,ion resulted Yeas l%--NaYs, a.
nv, er~rlp liraefel his name 90 Do called, os monl
bar of tha House end on It's bong ctel no Eo.,4 ca
81 B.r~sa, was paired on with hessrs llhens ana
r1Iiarl M M VI1 would have voted for the biz Alr
johnson lpal was detained at home hy AcHhess, M
Sloan Wis was absent on lea[ei AiI' No.r -i' a
uairld OF with Mcssrs. Julian lc ana StWell llnd.
Svbo ,or1 have voted for the Bill. Mr Order Ky was
paired off with Mr. Amos Mass M EN- " IN ~
Stated that DIE colleague 4ir Au! AeAuai was hlt ~
Ont as be understood DO Wolll nave foIsu es"-'' '
The following Is tho vote in detail: ,,-..,.,
YlA.-Mossrs. Alley. Allison, Delos T. AsA.,y lNe'1tn
jas NJ ASHER Olio) Baker Baldwin BaI. .s Rom
fcs Besmau Benjamin Bi1wel, Bout"e- 1Ia',e' oi31
well Broomal blckland, Bundy E C Crl'r -' DSyiny
Sidney CLAIR Tanl Cobb Consng Co' CI9 IN D'ii 1s
pst. dave Deflees Deluo, I4ill " l6e D4oN lou
nelly Eadoy Egee,'on d lilo, Gr.wo5, Han
I'm m Hart Hayes. Henderson. HiE0y. Hl Holmes
c,i@S H-tt-rd Comb Hubbard lOGio. hulDard, James
f--",- ~ M Y) IngsrsoI Jencks Kass0n Kelley heiso
80 Torrveor Lynch Msrston Marvin McCurg Mcl!-
A. Mckee Mrler Mcr,ur, Miller Mo9Iee'd' l5.t...-
Morris Moltou. Myers Newell Gem ol. , are
1o-' i5 rollins SAWYER sohenck sc1ded ohcaba-Tcr.
spLlng stlrr stevens Ila1ei' l V 6 .' Van Horn
J. Tlo-as ir Iow bridge epsoo, n Hg"' Nh ~ Vs.
a. " Van Horn lAo) WARD, "a'l,,l'ao N15rh 49,
i-rre Irr1l Waslllru Mals) Martin Weker " tAtWo.iA
Wilson llva) Wilson PENN, WINDOW. Noo~-4.dse e1d
tle Speaker Total, l-2 , -
Nay essIs A,eoae = sn, 4 III XIV Irri
Hon Edwin 81 Hulbel o.. ", James NJ. Humphrey.
NY Iatlan, 10 Blond, Mlrsaal eCnl3rsh Nie,1c@'
Nicholson Noe Phelps Eadiarl. sang.. j. Randall, Qal
WIN IT, Flndas O,yl Raymond. Ritter Rogers E!sa F,
Rousseau ankn sgrsa7os smith Suouse lOcI, Iayiol,
Thornton 1rimble Whaoy. Winfield Wusht-Io.4 A.
mic SFfAEER announced the passage Of the bill 10 close
words. "Iwohirds Of tl9 House having, ol loconslara-
ton agreed 10 the passage OF ths b, ana Il 1eI5 GER
tilted Officially that tho Seucte ID! silaI Ag' n.y. H's
eiso @ ~ MS massage do therefore hr the authority of
the Constitution Of the United States declare thar an act
TO protect all persons in the United States IN tcr eva
rirhto and furnish tho means o. lLer OWE yl-dlca.ou has
become law"
Tho announcement was received with demonstrations Of
eztrlyaEant Oy both To, floor and ln De galleries
Nienbes ana spectators waved ther hats and Aandscr
chiefs cheering heartily all the while. There were few
Kisses tmiily vcutured upon.
In tho midst of tie general enthusiasm motion to adj
joura ives made and carried, az ha-i-l4st three.
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Advertiring-Th Prints Of 5, I'm Tho Weekly
ur-ftuue

A few wocks since "Tho Manchester Land Company"
inserted their advertisement in TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
and in els other papers in this State AID NswEugland
Undo! dltc or Ap-l 1866 Mr Brown writes 10 one Of
the editors OF TIE TRIBUNE as follows:
DL,Esm. Tia, advertisement has done wonders. have
received neaya thousand letters from oil the States from
Maao inQurng about tho Manchester lands asking
terms requesting pamphlet. etc. and ninetcntLs OF them
commence with the words their equivalents Having seen
your advertisement in TIE TRIBUNE and having also read
Scion Lobinfons descriptions Of West jersey write for
irrthor Information
The result Of adyerng In your paper has been atsfio
tory ta ayo concluded tho beet economy 10 continue It
n IHr WEEKLY TRIBUNE. however large the expense aad
disccuuaue it il al other parors.
We ore getting a lrst.o.ass SET O. people, Maine being
largo represented party which purchased land last week
has returned % load weasel with lumber and TIC household
goods o; families This vessel viii come into Barnegat
up Toms River within nine miles Of Manchester.
The project settling the wilderness OF NowJorscy is
success u which THE TRIBUNE may congr 4uiate itse,
others soon wlli foT tic good work in this cause.
Not nan who Las to foF himself has expressed
ono word n dissatisfaction Of what you have said about these
lands Toy have found everything exactly you have rep
resented Respectfully yours, LEWIS Il. BRowA
The WEEKLY TRuuyE has q circulation larger than
that OF any other newspaper and largo proportion Of its
subscribers take other journal Tho space IN this sheet
allotted advertisements is necessarily limited, so that
each haa tho advantage Of being easily seen, and all are
generally read with much interest rs news-matteT
There isas those who have tried it knowno advertising
medium in the country cheap because there is mono so
profitable 70 tho advertiser The paper erculates among
the industrial and thrifty classesthe Farmers, Manuiac
turera Merchants and Mechanics Of tho counyand is
carefully read by their wives and daughters Il Is safo to
fsy that each Advertisement in il is read every week by
not less than half million of tho most intelligent Of tho
people, Ito who makes his business, his merchandise or
Us manriacturo5 known to this immense NUMBER sca-
red oil over the loyal States cannot fail 70 do SO to his
own mgIifest and great advantage.
O1DwARY ArvERrisEG-sl line each insertion.
IiEI-In tho News Column-$l so line each inscr-
tiOa.
ro1HFG INSERTED FoR LEss THAN g..
30 80 = o., quar-. " yeaf.
Address TCE IaBUNE. No. i5i EsSsau-ss. New
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Q j R0 P 0.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS,
A Letter From IEr. Bright On The Reform
Question.
The Crisis in Germany Becoming More
Dangerous.
Difficulties Between the Car and the Russian
NObleS

HALIFAX Monday April 1893.
The steamship Hansa from southampton tho 18th Of
March, arrived 90 this port last evening.
The National steam Navigation Company steamship
England arrived yesterday morning ct HALIFAX to which
port she had cang,dhor course instead Of continuing h,r
voyage to New-Yor, ior tie purpose Of obtaining ned
cal old.
Tho steamship Etna, from Ncw-York arrived at Liver
pool on the 9th.
The steamship Move scoan from Portland, arrived It
Londonderry on the 2Sth.
Tho steamship Borussia, from Nev-York, arrived at
southampton on the 18th.
Tho North Amor can, Lousianaand Edinburgh have al
arrived at Liverpool from Ncw-Yolk
Tho Argentine from NcW-York arrived on March %
az Bristol.
The steamship Atlantic sailed OIL Monday, March GO
from southampton fox Ncw-YoIk.
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Bills ADVANCED TO lhlED A.apl-''
To amend the Ncw-l orI Sewerage and DI Al age Ac,
revise the charter, and enlarge the DoAAdAles o
beualo.
Bills iAss-J' ,,e,-, .
10 incorporate inc IAp65 -t-L Iole4 o-' S'c''''-
company
10 anIhoIize lhc cons'Tu.I OF " 4-.H"-u lH H'-'
ave. ma ot.cf streets ID hIooAi.A'
10 aulDorIe iAe con iil -4oA OF q I"'A1 ~ ulov V
aId oileT avenues ll bIooA!l Do
Agency go
To Incorporate tie Northern Now-4orL L4le Insurance
Company.
To amend the charter OF the mon rus company
ITO incorporate thc Manor House Loie4 company oI
Nestchcster County.
TO INCORPORATE the Petroleum Ilrc-DrO1l Iron l0lE
c41r,~e Co-,-9rr
M '.t t,,-.o., co.-.,,. o. ,.-rv,-+ own. Ola.
=. --, jaw -. F 49,
10 a-iIHai'' $780,. o. -.. s
no c'ip2IA'e l1e N-.ioAal e-i'I'Aco So''o! ---
I..-oa .iJ4 rouse on .,
q, e -'-70 '-0 '0''0 va '--- '--''' '''
A. H"t1 r,
OF Preservation Oh tAe L'.It' OF h--I'.3 io4 "---'
IT, ~. , ,, ,.. ~ clio T4,5-., and HARLAN piro-
CO. C,-.-r--
C,l-. OCAl-Dt Y.-.rt..l ,r....i r,.s,-.- C,-.
~ I-1oil 1'''' '-0 -'--t i'-' - ''
I-,-!. A., ,.-... g., . r,.tr.
~ t-e i' ' , '.l i.-- No. ,., tt'...
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Commercial Ia,elliuenee.

LIVERPOOL March 6.CoTToy-Adviccs from American BAD
decreasing effect the market and prcos Tecedea one
faftEng sales the 2.h 100 bales, 81 which eOwero
.0P SPECULATION and export.
CORy advanced CD. yesterday but there vas no disposition
20 operate today.
FiouR offered freoly. bu, not nuch done WHEAT u
slow ~ sale. and irregular.
LARD dull TALLow quiet. Provisions nominal
AMERICAN SECuMTIE5 live lEontiea 1li 47s; market
fat Cus0is oruned dun and Cl68i az dooa1 ~ eh4 lr
lWElPOoL, tuesday evening March III odyire- from
HUtlc 1stainirF ti- lrrcs o tlCs Who locked -. ts
market lus 81. IN Icll'Ds ln1 rlpuCrE The cotton maze
ic har,1s rsrr f8t Tlrc BE- l'''l' t's'~r7. 1o'n.
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New-Eorii Legislature.
SENATE ALBANY, April 9, 1866.
EVENING SESSION.


To amend the Insulance Department Act.
TO amend the Charter OF tho United States Accident H.
surance Company Of Syracuse.
To incorporate the NeW-Tor, Womons Medical Col
lego.
To incorporate the Corlaud Savings Bank.
TO provide for laying out new road 10 Newtown,
Queen County.
ia relation 60 serving processes IN tho NeW-1 oIk Oy
District Courts.
To incorporate the Harlem River and PortcAoster Rail
road Company.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. I. MURPHY moved 90 make the bin for Tcfuulinc
tie taxes OF 1853 and 1864 to certain banks oad insurance
companies In Newly Or the special order iJI tomorrow
Cvcuiuc, which was agreed to.
Bills ADVANCED TO THIRD READING
For the relief OF Col. Edward JardiLe.
To incorporate tie P)lEhkeepsla and Goshen Railroad
Company.
Toactate the construction Of the Skcnoaeles Rail
road.
Fora railroad from Glcaas Falls 20 the Saratoga and
Whitehall. Railroad
Adjourned.
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FIRE rs sEooyD. AVE AT 9 o'clock last evening
fire occurred In tie brewery Of H. Fail No $50 Second
ave- II also extended 10 tie orockey store Of Cetlaile
Ralph No s5 secondays and TO tho tenement. No lCs Last
FortyEayeuth-s: All destroyed The buidings were
owned b. John Moore Loss 5000; insured Tor - w IN @
PGcgc cQnpany MI Fails loss % g. DOi insured ior slO
81 tic Pacific Company. Mrs R4pls loss II 81 0 insured
foT q 40 b the Aa1haitan Company no 59 k1s. fOf
tsgoGhIt sipaty Gsmasod By ire ead V.tei jbs1
ior e6"C lQ 90 1!icsnea's klt:7 gNd g. dffH G--a
plgSx
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MARBLE d.

BABBITT-TILLOU-At Trinity Church, New York Monday
Aps.. by tho Re- Rev Heto Potter d. D. Bishop o. TIE Do
the Rev frrnsu bsb1 Rector Of Grace thu'e Nyack
Emily, eldest daughter OF Flancs 10u Of tis city
RIS-CARrENTERAt tie redence a the brides father
H1utoy McHcnry County H. March 49, 1895 by the hey
Marvin Mr. ford O. Harris q Company d. lkih Illinois
Regiment N fhe1e j. eldest daughter o. James C. tspeles
formerly OF Rye Nes'clestcr County \. 4 10 cards
WILSON JEVETrAt the residence brides parents
Wriuostsv March Rev Milton Bradley samuel y WI
ls1a. Of Hickory Corners BArry County ensln 70 4s ivi
Jero dluglIel Of William ~ AMI saFopia Je"e 81 Ahaad
Ml-Lleal.
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wnrrfera CITY EIees.an-nemseralle saeee.s.

HARTFORD Conn, lT01l0y. ATTIN I7JI
f vote and the election OF the entire city ticket by the
Doca,s totally changing the political character OF the
Civ Government. Tie Democrats elect Charles Il.
Chapman Mayer, over allyn :. Stilman tho present
War.r hy 253 majority, aud Henry H. Fitch, Collector,
by 200 over II. T. Speuy, the present Collector They
also elect tho City Clerk by 200 majority tho Auditor nnd
tho Marshal, and have a majority IA The City
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1rAIrAY orrRA-AcApEMY OF MusIc.

ITALIAN OFERA-AJAD-Il u aIN7'V'
"Les Huguenots" was given last evening at the
Academy Of Music for the ss time this season before
crowded and brilliant aulionte. The principal roles were
well sustained and the performance whole was more sat-
sctory than at either Of the preceding performances % I
truly grand work
Martha VIII be given this evening, with Hiss Kellogg
Mis- Phillips sgnoT Iire and sigDog AaonUcci IN the prn.
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IRVING HALL.

Blind Tom gavo the first Of series Of concerts at
Irving Hall last evening to large and delighted audience
m success was decided and h ondernl powers put to