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New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
Carroll County so far received, gives majority
and Cecil against the Convention The following
,,ns TIM vnfe nl Knliimnre ClfX;
NEW-.JERSEY
The following is the result of the election for
Mayor in New Brunswick on Tuesday:
Democratic majority

The Democrats elect four out OF the six Aldermen.
making the new Board stand Democrats and Repub-
lican-. The Ffcdonidn Rep) says:
This IL disgraccfu defeat, and there is no use OF
DENYING trying dodge its force. The Democracy
have the complete control Of the city government Tor az
least one and possibly two years To come THIS result Is
dine 10 several causes but mainly TO the general apathy
of many the Union voters who failed to come out ana
vote or work for the principles they profess to have
more than enough having neglected 10 vote at all hah
would have necessary TO elect all Of The Union can
didates
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BRO0KLYN NEWS.

TNKNoWN MN FoUND DGowNED.-1hc body OF
an unknown found yesterday morning floating
i'm the Atlantic Basin Deceased apparently about u
years OF age and dressed in blue shirt and black pants
ad i, supposcd 10 have been sailor who lost few
dovs since from 2 brig lying in tho harhOr Coroner
Lynch ordered body O De removed 10 the dead house.
and will hold An uaue-t TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

visit 70 Paris II Is His NajcSy lntenton 20 return 20
this Capital very shortly. ..'
Prince John leaves tE day after to morrow for Greece
IN order to The Regency W that Kingdom during
the absence OF King George The latter will proceed from
direct to S Petersburg where he will afinoed
10 the Grand Duchess of the Gar. Alter this ceremony
King George Will leave for Copenhagen.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

BFRIIN March sS--The semi official North German
GG.ee and The New PrtlSsdn Gross GG>cc ~ this even
ing confirm that Prussia has counsclcd
the Turkish Government 10 cedo the Island Of Gambia to
Greece, and add that doing Prussia has acted III
unison with Russia, France. and Austria.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
YORK

The vote for Mayor ut the election in Lockport on
April va, ~ fellows: James Jackson. ir. lDem.l,
J. .ij2: Thomas 4. Flagler (Rcpl. 9l7 Democratic
majority -. The Democrats elected three of the
four Aldenen and the majority of their City ticket
The town of LockpOrt gave Republican majority
clec'ing j. H. Rabcock Supervisor by ~ majority,
and the entire Republican ticket by maorties of
frum Il TO 20
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GOyERsOR
WISCONSIN.
apIorrxMExr or TUE LEGISLATURE.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGtsrATURE.
81 rELssBAFH =
MADISON. April 1.-THE Legislature adjourned to-
day. The only measures of general importance
passed during the session those for the consol
da'ion of the railroad, running 10 Milwaukee and
prohibiting THEN consolidation with the Chicago and
North-Wcstcrn road. the proposed amendment TO the
Constitution extending suffrage to women. and the
measure extending State aid for the purpose OF build
ing new railroads.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

A WOMAN FoUSD DRowNED-Thc body OF an nm
known woman was yesterday found floating in the water
near Me-srs jackson Woodruff wharf, az the foot OF
state At BROOKLYN Decreased had u dark dress. with
2 handkerchief bound around her head The body wa'
taken from the water and removed to the dead house
where IL awaits identification. The coroner was notified
and VIII hOld an Inlmcst ~ day.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
MINING STOCKS

rEtHeRAPH TO rHk TRIBUNE .,.- ,
FB,SC.co. April l0Ihe following are as qnotaoh. o
mnaE AMI other stocks Gould Curry go per foot Sava ~ ~
Potosi. per Ophlr AlJ0 per ho Hale
yellow Jacket
per Belche tl5O Alpha sl Inpsri,
Navigation Company, ell Cali
Telegraph Company - ceut Dividends declared on
lOp fOot Crown Point go foot on Imperial r1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

from all parts ~ the Pacific Coast congregating here
10 witness the colse3t. An amphitheatcr accommodating
5000 persons has been erected on the ground and seats
are selling AT fabulous prices The sap Jose Railroad Is
running special trains. and every kind Of vehicle Is IN uso
carrying tlrong, OF people to the brutal scene
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
TO THE rRIBuSA

KIM Senatorial District Rensselaer, County-Jolm
Francis, Editor of The Troy Times Jonathan p. Arm
strong OF ioosck. Washington County; the Hon. Cor
ncllus H. Allen the Hon. AdOlphus Hitchcock.
XVh Sc'dtofGt DS'rict-Horace T.. Smith of Fulton
County. Hezekah Baker OF Montgonr y County Judson
s I.andon Of schenectady County Alembert Pond or
Saratoga County.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
rE INTELLIGENCE

I1yERrouf- April 1.-THE bark H. l." konth zap
Robinson rs this port bound to NewIorK Is rePot'e
ashore az Sy7ham.
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.

n, ruHGsArs TO rHs raiBUss
SAN FRANCISCO. April li.-A prize light oetweon
pooney Harris and Tommy Chandler, for stakos sIosu .
ps 70 S,eeo takes place u !Sls GI Es9ss ssa fancy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
YRAA

Yeas (ai Republcans 90 Nays Dems 25 Reps. l1, 80;
Absent. Democrats.
The Nc'"drk Courier. IN article upon the rejection by
tho New,Jorsey Legislature OF tho proposition to strike
the word white" from the State Constitution. thus
audes TO the eleven Republican members Of the Assem-
bly, who voted against extending to the colored man the
Cod given rights of manhood and citizenship:
Tho aposates who. by this dastardly act OF coward
have proved false to their constituents false to the
trust reposed IN them representatives OF the people,
and false every principle of justice and impulse OF hu
mlniiy. nre cnmprised In tho fOllowing LIST"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
TURKEY

: C0NsTiNJISOPLE, April 1.-THE turkish uoNe
tnent lia 4ent Omar Pacha to Thessaly to take coh
mand of tar troops IN that Province.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
pUnHE ISLAND

The complete returns from Rhode Island give the
following result. Total vote, l09lO-Bunsde. 7.id {;
Pierce. 1850: scattering. 6. Burnsdc's majority,
IlgN Last year IN u vote of ll.0l3. Burnsides ma
inrity wa 5,sl The Democratic vote is 5I greater
than last year while the Republican vote IL Gij
smaller.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
COMMERCIAL FAILURE.

Br rELsdRAPn TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS April 1.-THE Franklin Insurance and
Banking Company of this city failed today Their
liabilities estimated at s93OOj and their assets at
SI2g,p0.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
TENNESSEE

~ THRCsE
MEMPHIS Tenn. April 1.-THE Conservatives held
a large and enthusiastic meeting last night and ap-
pointed delegates TO the State Convention to be held
m Nashville a resolution was adopted asking the
colurrL voter, 10 send delegates 10 the same.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
MARYLAND.

Judging from the returns received. the Rebels have
succeeded in their scheme for calling Convention
by n considerable majority Tho vote throughout
the State appears 80 have been light The returns
are very incomplete. A. far as received. they stand
fntl
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
FRANCE.

PAgt.. Ayril 1.-THE MOniter this morning CON
fains an esstoral the European question the tone
of which i, pacific and tranquiizing.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
NEW

The following is the vote of the House Of Repre-
sentatives of this State the proposed amondment to
strike from the Constitution tho word white" Reps,
roman, DOm,., itahc:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Card-M0uRyING GOODS OF every desirable kind '0n.i'n
an hand At CKsONs Mourning Store Ne Sol BROADWAY oipa"
Tisnny 4 Prices reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
KENTUCKY.

The table below shows the vote for Mayor in Louis
Vile ON Monday last. Tomppert was an Independent
Democratic candidate, and supported by the Union
iss while the Confcderatcs threw their votes for MOrrs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

The FiEE DEPARTMENT TROr rBLEs.-A meeting Of
the Brooklyn Fire Commissioners held last evening
at No Court - II expected that the trial OF The
members # the companies accused Of running " down
grade IN the railroad track" days since would take
place but al the request oi 'ucf Engineer john 'ui-
ngham the examination postponed FOR one week
The 0 IIO' No p aud Hose No. :, who hdd COLL
sion while returning from fire in south Brooklyn some
few nights ago. then taken up, and three member. OF
Hose No = named Robert Murray, Charles BuIi,. ana j.
Macken, were expelled The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
THE WE1THER.

NEw YORK. April 1.-THE following was the range
Of the them.,De.er IN this city toby:
Tan nP 3G,% ePa%g
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

PErsoNAI~-Mayor Peddie. accompanied by his
wife and party OF friends. left Newark Wednesday
evening for tour OF several weeks in the South. Tho
most prominent battle fields and places made historic
by the late war; to bo visited by tho party The Pres
den OF tho Common Council. Alderman Bokog Is AelIpg
mayor 6Elpa al. peddlps alseRce,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
MINNESOTA.
Democratic majority. 1886.

The entire vote 2.5s2 showing an ertraorumhn,y
accession since last year, much OK when 10 aeso"
have been fraudulent.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

ANOTHER GIT SwISpLT.-M Mayor Booth of Brook
lyn yesterday received letter FROM the Mayor Of 81
Dcs Mouts. Canada East requesting Information a'
70 the existence OF pretended firm doing gift btls
ness under the Of Dubis. aNnond q Co. Brook
yn. J.. l." IL stated that several citizens oi ST
Anne Des M0us had sent money the firm and received
nothing in return OF course they did aud viii not
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

PRINTERS UNToN.-A meeting oi the Brooklyn
printers held last evening al the corner of Court aud
yoralenon-sts. for the purpose ~ organizing Typo
graphical Union The following officers elected ::
President G. T.. Cater Vice President. John Brand: Re
cOrdng Secretary Cha- L. Pine; Corresponding Sccrc-
tary j. A. Gilmore. The society then adjourned until
Wednesday evening next.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
FRANCE.

PARIS March 2S-In tO-days sitting Of the Legis-
lative Body the first article Of the bill for the abolition
OF Imprisonment for debt passed by 1856 TO e2 votes
This article in effect abOishes such imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

THE WHIsKV FRAUpS.-Thcre wcrc no seizures Of
dsueres reported 10 the United states authorities IN
Brooklyn yesterday. The Illicit manufacture % whisky
seems to1avr been pretty thoroughly suppressed II has
reported of the morning papers that the
Of the United state, ag Mcssrs DeNin, Ihppan
Ieyan had been dfuppcd On the contrary their trlal
will take place nj the May crm. before Judges euedci
and Nelson and every effort viii bc made 10 have the
matter thoroughly Investigated All offers to sctio the
case have promptly and decidedly rejected 10y the
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

l0nnfisA NGrrN COrnfss.
Ayrcs David Essex, Fort, A. II Blirling II
Bceslcy. Thomas. .CapeMay Garrison, Samuel. Salem
Clark VIM " GloucesI Z IIendrcksOn, j. j. .GlOuces'r
Coates Samuel Burling'n Jarrard IevD .Middlo'x
Ceilings Ewd Camden Nixon, James H. .Cumbcrd
Coles, Thomas III Camden ITyrrcI Nathanl III mlddleX
Grocer Thomas Mercer
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

.. DENMARK.
CorksHtuEN. hsrch ss.-Ths KiBg will got -pst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
PORTUGAL.

LISBON. March 27.-Popuar tumuts have taken
place In OpOrtO on account OF the new taxes Troops
ordered TO restore order The city is tran
mil
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

TESTIMONIAL 10 OFFICER SCOTIA compliment
ary testimonial will be given at Edwards Opera Hou,e
this evening. TO officer Thomas SCOTT OF The Forty hnh
Precinct honor Of his conduct when alta oked by the
burglar MOnIani.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

CouET CNENpAR. .-SCPRFNIE COrR1 kINGS
CoI'NTY CRcUIf-Apr 12.NO 90. ~. %. a. ~ tO0. lOl
lO7 IOs 10. ia 49, 10. III. lls 9 H. a.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

THE NTERcoLoSfAL RAILWAY.
Y The aOuse Of Commons, on March %, in Com
e'a|e o. ~ Whole, Or AddsTley moved the follow
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
POLITICAL.
CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.
TaeSddy, AprH %.

RErNDLIcNN UNION TTcKEl: FOE DELEGATES A
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

u,soxc NOTICE The members OF Greenwich Lodge No A,
and 81 are summoned 70 meet al their odge oon et
q, Poar,h sni r.eue ss (Prda o'clock 10" e
purpoe attending funeral OF Bro j. tosck roH 20 S we
Eineeenths hst. '" D '"''' - ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Raising The Old Fiag Over Fort sumter.
The Second Annivenarv wll be held IN the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
HONDAY EVENING. APRIL Is
Music by the ..... ....,.
TWENTY. THIRD REGIMENT BAND. .
Tickets procured ewIork OF IL - Bowen lnderesd,n
omce: IN BrOoklJ Of kdw ard Cay, Upioa Ohce
5. M. GRISwOLD,
Cha Er. Corsaitfe<
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09
Board Of Education.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
OYyICE OF THE Board OF EDrcArroy. !

OYyrCE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Ottawa, Oct. 22, 1867.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment:
Present-H. G. vorce, President; and Directors
| Clark, Gibson, Courtney and LuA.
Absent-Directors Crane and Griffith.
The reading of the minutes Of the last meeting
The following bills we're presented and ordered
paid:
Bill of II. G. vorce, castings, e9A
Bill OFFS. H. Hunsberger broOms, brushes, &c. l3 O5
director Gibson. from committee on buildings
reported the bills Of George Jekyll correct and
recommended payment. The reports was approx.
ed and the bills ordered paid, US follows:
For material and extra work on new house in 18th
Ward, ss92 90
Cash paid for IS key stones for same, l40 20
Teachers platforms, seating, painting &C.,
in same, 81 30
Repairs on old building in 7th Ward, 81 80
The chairman of the committee on buildings re.
ported that insurance had been effected as follows:
Un new school house in 7th Ward, $500
oh furniture and fixtures IN same and in
wooden building, 800
On new school house in I'd Ward 1000
On furniture and fixtures in same, 1000
The report was approved aud the bills for insur.
ance, Sl24, were ordered paid
Director Gibson, from committee on buildings
reported that proposals had been solicited for
building basement of new school house in the 9Th
Ward, and that two had been received
Ihe proposals were presented and read, as fol.
lows
Proposal of Beck, Wilson Il Kavanaugh, A. 100 90
Proposal ofColwel, Clark Stebbins 1900 90
| On motion Of Director Lutz, the proposal of Col
well. Clark Stebbins was accepted, and the CON-
mlttee on buildings were instructed TO make con-
tract with Colwell. Clark Stebbins according to
the terms Of their proposal
Director Courtney, appointed by the Board to
take census, reported AZ follows
No. of persons under six years of age, l,49l
No. OF persons between six and twenty-one
years Of age, a.737
The report was accepted and that part required
by the Board was ordered to be spread on the re.
| cord.
| The clerk was instructed to draw an order for
seVenty-tive dollars in favor of T. r. Courtney for
services in taking census
| The Superintendent presented his report for the
school month ending September 18th, which was
accepted and ordered placed on file
On motion OF Director Courtney, the committee
on buildings were authorized to instruct the clerk
to draw an order in payment for furnaces
| On motion of Director Courtney, the committee
| on buildings were instructed to secure insurance
on the furnaces and furniture in the third, fourth
and NTH Ward school houses.
The Board adjourned to Thursday evening, No.
vember 9TH.
| 7. Il. CLARK Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09
Amusemengs,

Prot Lewis, the accomplished and courteous
gentleman of the mystic art, and his assistanD
have been amusing our fun.loving citizens dur
ing the past week with his inimitablc entertain.
ments at Washington Hall. Of the many diff
ferent exhibitions we have seen of this nature,
We do not hesitate to say Prof Lewis stands un.
rivaled. All his feats are we'll performed, and
with an ease and grace that at once marks the
Professor master Of his profession.
His power Of mesmerism, or control over 9th.
ers, is truly wonderful. He takes any subjects
the audience may choose, and in an incredibly
short space OF time has them under complete
subsection, making them perform many teats
that they could not otherwise do, and which are
sometimes highly ludiorious and amusing.
The Egyptian Sphynx" is another very inno-
cent and amusing feature of the entertainments,
answering great many questions that are truly
ridiculous well as truthful
The rope-tying feat of the Prof. is also some.
thing out Of "the general line" in exhibitions Of
this character, for the reason that no one else
can perform it as easily or effectually as Prot.
~AN As"s S'ShihS Va tLC SOlEtcS, tne
Prof allowed himself to be tied to chair, and
then ex.ricated himself without untiyng or
loosening = knot, which feat is accomplished in
remarkably short space of time, much to the as
tonishment of those who witnessed it.
The tableaux at the close of each soiree, under
the supervision of Mr. A. N. Lewis, assisted by
number of young ladies of this city, was beau
titul and picturesque beyond description, and
that alone was well worth the price of admit
.nce. To attempt to describe the last tableaux,
the Pyramid of Beauty" words are inadequate
to do it justice, and only those who were fortu.
nate enough to see it, can appreciate the enchant-
ing and fascinating picture represented.
Prof. Lewis informs US he will favor our citi.
zens again next week with series Of entertain.
ments, and we advise all those who did not
attend before to avail themselves of the opportu.
nifty, and enjoy an evening amid the world OF
wonders.
We commend Prof. Lewis to the patronage of
the public wherever he may 20, and may he
have successful and prosperous journey through
life
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Circuit Court,

The November term of the La Sale County
Circuit Court commenced At Ottawa on Monday
of this week. A day or two Of the term were
necessarily broken in upon by tho election, no
Jurors have been required to attend this week.
and the business has been confined chiefly %
suits in chancery.
Among the civil causes on the docket we no.
tice ono which will naturally excite some in.
terest In the city. 1t is the case of J. Q. Glover
W. Gilman, King + Hamilton. Mr.. Glover
orangs an action on the case against Msssr,. G.
n. y II. for damage to his private residence
caused by the noise, smoke, &C., of their manu-.
featuring establishment on the next street us.t
OF him. The establishment of Messrs. G., K. &
II. Is In no respect different from that of Me,,r..
ooiweil, CLARK Il Stebbins, adjoining it, in the
matter OF noise, smoke, &C., unless, possibly the
latter may burn less Illinois coal than the former
to make steam. II . suit can bs maintained
against one OF these establishments, we see no
reason why 1t cannot be maintained against the
other; and if noise, or coal smoke Tor whatever
cause OF damage is alleged, fol we have not seen
the declaration, is good foundation for action
1or damage to private residences we see no rea.
son why Mr.. Cushmans, or Mr. Stormat',
foundry, or Mr.. Riggs factory, or the Starch
Factory are not liable to prosecution for damage,
on the same grounds. The question the case
presents, 1t seems to US, il the old one Whether
private residences must give way 10 business, or
business TO private residences. If all manufac.
turing establishments in this city, that are obli.
ged to use coal in making steam or in other
operations, must keep at such distance from pri.
'ate residences that under any condition of the
WIND, no offensive coal smoke shall enter them,
they Will be driven far out on the prairie that
1t will be doubtful whether Ottawa can claim
them.
We do not allude to this matter for the sake
OF finding fault with Mr.. Glover. He bas erectcd
for himself handsome and costly residence, and
II the law, the general rule of which is, that
one man man must uss his property in such
way as not to injure that of his neighbor, will
enable him to compel Messrs. Gilhsn, king &
Hamilton TO move their establishment. and pth-r
similar establishments in the city can be com.
peile4 to move by the same law, it is certainly
high time the fact is known. There is no cues.
ton but rigid application Of the rule Of law to
which we have alluded would have q ysrv i'm.
portant influence on the future growth and pro,.
psrity Of this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09

DON'T CRY!-Bus rejoice. for Prof. Isaacsen,
the inventor of the celebrated "Sure Pom bn,
hit upon the really only certain rat and mouse
killer. Let the people encourage an article
which is the result of long study and experience.
The rats eat this paste readily and then run the
way of the wind, to get air. &c., and then die.
away from the premises We hear'many of our
friends speaking in the highest terms of this arti.
cle it is no humbug and no one troubled with
rats will ever regret investing 30 cents in a box
of 'Isaacsen's Genuine Sure Experimentation
Times
Dimmick Il Bro, sole agents for Ottawa.
Messrs Burnhams II Van Setback; Wholesale
Druggists, rs Lake St, Chicago, General Agents
tor the Northwest. a. lsaacsen, 46 Fulton st.,
New York City, Proprietor. nov3-lm
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SERENADE.-The Peru Masonic Band paid
Ottawa flying visit on Saturday evening last,
and were heard of in various quarters ftho city,
a. they serenaded prominent citizens not for.
itor of the Free Trader. We regret that ab.
sence from home, at the time, cheated us of the
enjoyment of the musical feast intended, though
1t was by no means without an sppreciative su.
dience behind the blinds. The Peru Masonic
Band has been in existence about three years,
and has already won name for the excellence
OF their music unattained by any band in North.
era Illinois outside of Chicago. They arc not
only good musicians, but gallant whole souled
fellows Long may they wave!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09

BURdALRY.-The clothing store Of Mr. Jacob
Christmsnn, on Madison street, west Of La ssll..
was entered BY burglar on Monday night but
being fortunately discovered in time, he msds /.
slim haul Mr.. G. had been at the show .t Wa,h.
ington Hall, and on his way home, abou. half
past eleven o'clock, passing nesr his shop, his ci.
gar went out, and he opened the door to get
match TO re-light it. As he entered. he found 70
his surprise, that one Of his back windows vss
open. Between himself and window was the
working board. He leaned ov1 tho board and
looked out, when hs saw = man crouchsd down
in corner, apparently in his shirt sleeveA Mr..
Z. cried "sheves," "robbsrs" 'pslicc." 70 Justify
that In few moments several men came to his
aid, and passing out into the yard. search was
made for the thief, but he had aovn. On return.
ing to the spot where hs had been sesn, the par.
ty found new pair Of light colored pants, .
brown coat, fine linen shirt, . pair Of drawers
and pair Of suspendsrs that the man had stolen
and was apparently in the act Of putting on.
Also, BY their side 10y % brown cs.smer. eos.
with velvet collar, considerably worn, awhile and
hickory shirt, both very dirty, and new pair Of
boots, one An 8 and the other 9. This was
doubtless the clothing the thief intended 70 OK.
change for the new suit he was putting on. At
the window, conveniently for taking away after
he was dressed he had also deposited FIVE pairs Of
pants, and vests BY the unfortunate inter.
ruption, tho poor fellow lost not only all this fine
new clothing, but nearly all he had on. He must
have got away with only pants, hat and stockings
on. From the box Of matches and bun.h =,
waste paper in his coat pocket. it is surmissd
that the scoundrel intended to set fire to the
building after cleaning it out"