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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-12
II ME.IONI.AM.

IL MEAOltiAI.
Tho Assessor and Assistant Assessors Of
tha First Collection District of Vermont,
assembled at tho Addison House in MIDI
dlobury, OIL the 18th Of March, inst, Mt
ten o'clock, \ NJ. Hon VIM c. Kit
trodgc, Assessor, called the convention 10
order and spoke in substance, as follows {:
awe are aglin met in health and in
the onioJ m9ut Of iife's blessings. 1t is
nearly a year since our last meeting since
then many events lave trauapirod aud all
Of us have had orr trials and labors -
Since our first organization this board has
had many responsible duties TO perform
and think | am warranted in saying
that our work has been done to the gen.
oral satisfaction of the government and the
people. Cod has truly been merciful
10 us in our lburs and we have great
cause for gratitude to Him for the bies-
sings he has bestowed upon US. Bat Il
shade of sadness comes over Us rs we re-
member that death has taken two Of our
number. Some three years since our
friend Conroc, whom all respected was
stricken dOHn, and recently we have
.,,.,,. t.,t' 60
p, ,.tl tn, - Imr:a,, ,Na
nn,'an, ,v;.,'n wa ,,,lo, ~ r7,., 80.
- ,hn 'l..antnI 7 n.,Ll sr1..,.f thdt -
committee be appointed to report rcsolu-
,,,, Lan,.,..,. ,a-n:,,, -, ao,,o,,at ,r .Lo,-
l,,r,,
~
~ Co'ii'ni''e' ""s accordingly asPo'I'
cu i'r '1"' purpose anu INC io'lo"liH
'c9o'HI'O''S "o'o unanimously "oop'c"'
WuERGAs, Since the organization Of
this board OF assessors it has pleased the
Great Ruler III his infinite wisdom to re
move two OF our number by death, jacob
w. Ccnroo, ESD, Of Midd.cbury, who
died in Wisconsin, while on visit to
that that State in March lSGh and \.
Ransom, ESD, Of foultney, who has been
taken from Us during Tue present. winter
therefore
HasoI's@ hs we roccguizo the power
that controls aIl events and bow IN hum
Die submission to Que Heavenly t"ihc''s
viii, we wouId turn aside Tor a moment
and recall to oar minds the form OF our
fellow laborcr and friend, Con~oe; who,
though removed by death before the Sc
vcrcr labors pertaining. to our official
duties had bcch imposed upon US. Yet
we well remcmborhis gontlcmanly deport-
ment ana the unaffected kindness OF his
bearing in all our associations with him,
his sound Judgment and keen mind that
emaenlly fitted him for the discharge OF
lis official duties. Bat lie was taken
from us; although tariy in lis "cknowl-
edSemcnt, we have Ie!t his loss and would
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A MEXICAN WEDpING In letter
recently received from Mexico, occurs
the following description of marriage in
that country -
''Thc priest charged two unfortunate
soldiers here $50 each for marrying
ihem-only think of it, | must try and
give You an idea of a Mexican wedding.
In the first place wien the man wishes
so pop the question, it must he done in
writing, and sent, not TO the girl, but to
the parents. If the man happens to take
the, mither's 'ec,' as Burns SAYS, his
letter is shown TO the girl, who decides
the question. Should her answer be in
the affirmative, the sutton receives a gentle
hint that 'lady's wardrobe is wanted, ;
W the sooner the gentleman looks after
one the better for his cause lie must
hy sJmc means or other find out the size
ot the lady's foot, and get her pair of
shoes, he must get her hat, veil, gown,
hoops, shawl, and don't know what.
When he appears with this pile of mcr-
'handise lie receives the much desired
yes, from the young woman's own lips.
The Alcade or Mayor of the town must
he sent for, also all the girls relatives,
every one OF them before this crowd the
man must contestant he loves the woman
and wants TO marry her, and the Alcade
then gives his permission. This consti-
tutes the lncipient married state, the fin
i>hlng touches are 10 he put on by the
priest. Upon the arrival Of that dreaded
and reverend parsonage, the whole affair
IL scanned over by him: he eyes his vic.
Tim, bnpiizcs hun, after which ceremony,
the priest of course becomes anxious ms TO
the fee The man has now to settle tins
piece OF business to the satisfaction of the
'minisiering angel, when he is soon after.
wards married according to the rites Of
Roman Church. The expenses of the
poor bridegroom are not over yet; he
must give feast he must give II ball
also, all Of which costs deal of money
There is music to pay for, candles, wins
key, WINE, sugar-plums, meat, coffee,
sugar, bread, so that by the time the fes-
ti,itics come TO close the poor fellow is
nearly ruined, the relatives of the grl
nearly eat him out of house and home,
and leave him and his wife to live on
love. Unfortunate and misguided youth |!
How many years has he to repent in ?"
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~ Do''.''ye 1,,''s'' ~ :. I,"'loT
S ,'O,,o,i " -,'o ! w. "a ~ 5uo'" IS
y. VI, - ~ ,l'HN0 -'.e't I' D.
$500 49,, " :, ,, 80 y - UNIV,
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ivy" '''"' ~ -, ON" ',I '2pP'' o"'''''l''
, C, f. '''c"'r ,i Ip%p . nE;n'
II n snn'c, II I4co ,ro~, Grand
Jurors r. q prn;bonc u y pncl,.
,ynoI ,rnn nnsson. Trns,o,s I, $ Dn.
r,,.;, AJnnny y El.,hnrn n p p1ci,
,vooI rcHrc vianars Ehdl,n S,n;tb
L hl;,o, q \ vi.t.r. ponnI ,y,oocr
4 Cniot t;n{ IN ra;.c Srrnt.on tbs
du,Iar If Grand ,i.t,orov town cxn,n.es
,hc cnrrs,I yc,,,
CoRxwA1L-Town Clerk, Saml Ee
cris s;clcctmcn, Frank Hooker, L. II.
Robbins, Chas. Benedict; Town Treas
orcr, Harris Bingham; Listers, Abram
Foot, John Sanford, Milo i. Williamson;
Constable and Collector, Arson W. Frost
Grand Jurors, John Sanford, S S. Rock
welt; Trustee Surplus Fund, Harris
bingham; Town Agent, John Sanford;
Huprrntcndent Common Schools, Nov.
W l.. ta'meri Curient expenses, &5lo,-
oZ Support OF tn. Poor, cojl,dI !;
lo"l, : I23 .''Ji ha'"nca IN the Treas
IFy' COOL /, no debt Voted, TO raise
- GEMS ca the 1''Ad L'at i'r the con
lng year.
Observation-Disclosures, Cyrus ".
Wjckcr Town Clerk, George &. Robin
son; Treasurer Il. Z. Robinson; Con
stable and Collector, j. W Barnes; Sc
iectmen, hzra Booth, Reuben Parkcr,
amen Leach listers D. W. barncs, Oh
yer hand Ep'on A,!4ni "uPr''nLoH4att
'ocAoois' l.. - fn.ieVj Town Agent,
Nyfo5 ~ "icAeF'
LGCGsTHR. Town Clcrk and Treas
urer, Geo. c. Swinincton; Soloclman,
G. W. Barker, Geo. G. Swinington,
Lewis E. Higgins; Constable, Hiram
Morse; Ovcrsecr, Geo. G. Swinington;
Town Agent, S. Alden; Superintendent.
of Schools, II. II. Roberts. Proceeds Of
the liquor agency to the town, 52G7, So.
Observation-Disclosures. DaDl II. Sar-
gent; Town CLERK. VIM. w. popc Sc.
Icc;uen. James l.. TIoac. Philemon /
Bristol, Elisha W. Cain; Treasurer, G..
T. Pope; Poor Master, Harvey FAR
First Constable, Howard Clark, 2d;
Trustee, stephen N. Colby; Town Grand
Juror, pan'oi u. sargent; Town Agent,
Charles CLARK Scho,l oupt., Alfred 9.
hi'rri!L lown INK, IL per cent Of the
t[rnnd Inst. Highway lax, Do per cent
OF the Grand List.
IylDDIDrHY. - Moderator, Ira W
Ciuik; Town Clerk, J. Mcdonald :;
s;electmen, George Hammond. u. d.
TwitcheV, ". II. FIliod,e; T'rca.urer,
j. Mcdonald; Oversecr Of Poor. Allen
Fooio; Constable nnl Collector. J.
Dewey Listers, d. f. BJycc. Edwin
Vnllotie, L. X. Severance; Auditors. J.
Al. &Iadc, II. \. Sheldon. G. $ Vain
wright; Trustee u. :. Surplus Fuud,
CA'ih t'ill Fence NIewe'S' Ira W.
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C." Returns from ten towns for County
Commissioner show that u very light vote
was polled, and that there was but enc
candidate with few scattering votes
Rodman Chapman orVcrgcuucs is almost
unanimously elected.
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tbs Great Remedy for ell diseases q the
ST O NJ \ OK,
IS TIE discovery Of the Inventor q CcC's valuable
Cough Bai-anl, wh.lo eSPo.im.u..as aor ills G9Sn
hoalfh. l. cured Crup iu She Stomach ~ h-rl
which hal before yie,loI touotaag but elcroform.
Tho a,u-at daily testimony lr1ln various QSFF'
Of tho -Et-y encourage ~ 90 believe taese - 70
(l-.l., caused Jy . i,oIJcr1d stomach It VIII Eoi
teoaily cue.
T3I-:ics c-!!:.:s3 e! II -N.i-..'g gr t'gt-:lI
d is di,1
And from, all directions We receive tHlngs Ok cures
performed.
DYePEPSIA-Iti ia sure TO euro.
HyAkIBURS-Ouc dose will cure.
slQh-hEADACuE-lt has cured in hanlreds Of
nsADAcHE AND DEMSEss-n s.ops in 50
AeIDTN OF THE sToMACH-It eorrcess At
RislNG OF THE FOOD-It stor, Immediately.
distress AFTER EAIlNG-Ono dose will re-
4 move
duoLEEl MoRBUs-RarIi'y Yield, to a ic"
ban HREATU-Wil be chaaecl with bali q bot
lie.
TIT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
H. unprecedented success is owing to iao tact
that
IT CURESRYASSISTYNG NiTURE
70 re-as.cy her SWAY iu ihe 'ystcm.
Nearly every dealer ia the United Siatca soils
il at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
c. q. CLARK x CO.,
PEorRirTnSs
Ss.oSiY NEW EAVEN, UOSR'
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A Paris correspondent relates the fol-
lowing Illustrative of French incompetent.
cy TO master any foreign language; "a
young married lady welded to a German
or Dutchman, was making purchase in
the Chaussee d'Antin. At length she
desired the things purchased might be
sent to her address. 'And your name,
na'amr Really, sir, l am not acquain;-
ed with my name: was the Princess
Tremouille and | have married the Baron
.Ienter-Tentcr-if you will call my
servant who is at the door, l think he
knows"
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CRoUr-A lady in New Haven,
speaking of Goes Cough Balsam, says
she lost two darling children with Group,
and was in despair when the third and
last WAS attacked, but his life was spared
through Goes Cough Balsam. She
advises all mothers to keep it on hand in
case of emergency.
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There were l7,l37 births, 70S7 mar
riacc-, and l6,7O3 deaths in Philadelphia
last year, which is decrease in the last
item and increase in the other two.
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AYIas.-AYREs.-At Wcybtiigc, at the M. +
Parsonage, December 25tb, 1oCC, by Rev. q. Il.
Townsend, Nahum II. Ayre', Of RedlorI n. Y.
and Miss Alzlna Ayres of Wevbridge, VI
SwENoR.-McGINN.- - In Salisbury. February
25th, by Rov. S. W. Bidwcl, Frederick Swenor
and Miss Mary Ann McGinu, both Of Salisbury.
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CUTE IND l12flSI.i. CT FEVER / lG1R
W. advise all who are troubled with this fear
FIJI malay to always keep the Powders Gu hand
really for imme ,.4t, usc.)
Hero aye q Be-" important D9-t.cgl.rs:--
1s,--!Aey are the Gscas Specie scI 81 Bilious
affections.
2!-Ihey arc :he only kaowa remedy that Will
curc Liver Comi laiut
3i---Ihcy ara lac Only known remedy that Will
cure Constipation
4th--Tle Powders gro 60 thorough IN tLeir o.
GRAFTON tia; one package will 30 al that tho nal
Gritty Of those using tlcm VIII require 10 eject
cure.
5th-lhev are mild and pleasant yet the most
eaoctual cl,h.Itic known.
G.!,-llcv arc the ehccp-5t AMI boe, mclieire
cStsat So t.ry can be sent by mail % aly pert
Cf Tie globe for tie price 30 cents.
Circu'ar7, containing ctrI.icstc', Information,
Sc, syrt ~ av pa. u tho 0ocil f7-c CT charge,
S]ll by all Druggists, OF scpt by l.aI. OF aPpls-
G. @. CLARK 6 CO. Geacr.l Agents
ExW HAVS7, CUss.
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As'eF 1881 glc5 lIVau'f IA 'uoldId
GEIGNNIIO 3 f
'IsqIl5sin. ~, 70 % .ubul suiI3l loI sssoov 70
luo,lotuoo Y,ry i,luu % ,lusli. :! aloL spoPs 1uo
-r,I5Auoo puu sul8q ssiIul GA 7sRoq puo5 sJrld
Jig no 81 ol5qL 'ulslunom on ss'-o8 9upToI
OF! i,Iul s4l no 9SSl!N u1'N!I tNo-J Nr'I ou' pun
syi 'dvsgo 's.ss Ioi slaJo ~ po'tus oqL 4
dIVS UOI RHEI
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FE7IIE AMERICAN COOKIN
L STOVE.
Ar15in G7rn lnr,rov7~eI.
slFTI.Yc LsHES .HADE EASY


Every hou-okoape- knows that tn process
Sitting Coal AsSo3 is atttuici with much ncuuvo.
nisnce and auncyLrca from dust, &c, ANA unless
Ito ashes arr s'oi mach cosi vii Pc waste that
csa Lo used after sif,iG... Ia the American Cook
ing StoY3 tAis d.sl.rccat.s process is cutldy
oy-lc,ta- Nv tho Ingenious 2rraHcumcn! n AZ ash
sitter. ia I'll hearth or ash LcT, At tAc stove, by
means II which after tic prato is dumUci into tic
ash box tho .aes coli be -ittel in . moment. with
tho boN al clio ed, AID withou. dust in the
room. and the coal aud cndors are all retained in
q separate apartment, and can be returned to tho
frs chamber, or 30 removed elsewhere, and tho
ash al can then bo removed containing only tho
ashes without nuy dust whatever. Til, arrange
meut docs away with tho Old fashioned ash ,ifers,
and must commend itself to all, and is another
long stride towards perfection, and must add
largely to She already o.tou3ei reputation Of this
Goi,.vediy popular stoyo. This Improvement is
fully secured BY letters pstout.
SuEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
Il anl 10 Green ST., Albany.
p! Sale ~
WEIGH & HARVEY.
A2;SI1 MilIlcbVry. W.
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TIE 95El7 NATIONAL I.0l7C Ir;olD
autAorizsl' adopted All a.lclty
The United STATES GOVERNMENT
l, runs through the heart Of the richest and
most 'pl.5 40 sectioa Of .hc o4ic ofCallYyruia,
connecting tho
LNI-h-lEE &EHG REGIONS or NEVADA.
CTAu AND IDAHo.
Ti'A sacramento AID the Pacific Coast from
gre 20 '---r suppi.-s mgS. he lr4aa: AID the
earnings y! t-e portion a.rc1y running are
'efi ",2'y' ami art'-.y IN excess q the ln:cr-
est u ~ iic Company B5uls
Having netn t-r some time familiar with tho
Operations CT the Central Pacific Railroad Com
iany, VIC are satisfied that they nre conducted
with rare ability and prudence, and that tho
ehergelc economical management Of the Com
pany alIlrs entities them to the conGdcu 90 81
Capitalists and Of the public. We have care
fuiy investigated the progress, resources. and
prospects Of the BOND aud have the fullest con-
lIeAce in itt success, and in the value and
stAo.hty q the CVmpauy's securities. The at
seL,.u 81 Trustees VI Estates, Institutions. and
a. .l'I .lq.1 d-sl. ing long, satc AMI reulluer-
+-.'s Investment, is c,yoc.-lly :aY.tyl u tAuso
First Mortgage Bonds
driars may De ilrwnrlel to Us, direct, or
, Through t.a principal BAlas and Dansers in
/ ali parts 10 tie c.la.ry
i1-.i uli-,s ny %. mllc in drafts IN New
! -sa, or t Dc-t. TEL Ter Notes, National sank
N.t-a. ec -.ar i.'. b. current il this city. AMI
| t-.a Is .i.'a al ~ .JT"iI'ol TO any address by
TX. r-aa' Tree % charge. Inquire. tor u,th +
vary DO. 'y 'aI * otherwise, vi! receive
! tULCJul. 4't..st4.s.
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IINoI MORTGAGE H0NDC
i--ecl in -0rfrm..y ,,iti, 'j., ,,,,,r,- 80
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BOILER ExrLosIoN-rAcroRY DEsrEoYED.

IN SATURDAY altcIDoOU, utlNttu - anu J
o'clock the boiler Cotess panofOrtc factory at tnoi
Un. y. /. exploded killing two men aud dornolshnr
the building The factory was occupied Jointly 10y
George Fauscl az sawmill and patterimoning shop
and otto Never as annery for dressing shecpsKlns.
quite a number Of men were employed Fortunately NJ
the time Of the catastrophe they were nearly az absent
The building was feet front 7j feet deep stories high.
and constructed OF brick III the most substantial manner
The boiler was situated III basement iooi " e
horse power -Four persons were In the cngnoroon at
IT, the engineer name not ascertaucdl. and Charles
Iaehcr laboring man, who had just entered having
been sent there NV his employer To get tools Mr.
Fause and young Meyer were In conversation when the
latter stepped up and looked at the Indicator ana tufh
ng suddenly with cOuntenance indicating alarm, eN-
claimed Fausel for Gods sake, there Is more than 200
pounds OF on, ana at TINS instant we pOf ch-
p,"rd ytb TERRIFIC detonation which was heard at
great distance The conclusion demolished the building
with the exception Of about two stories, 'front.' ana rem
hut left the high bnck chimney intact AlI tne acGi
covered with the debris for 200 to 800 ieet around.
Fause Meyer aud the engineer Were ni%%m 4 ol ,e
ed and after he was taken into ST. Marys Hospital
died Young Meyer was very Dauy s'" I, E UoeI
scaded but his injuries trivial and he Wh aDe 10 De
Out Yesterday Charles Haushcr was buried III the runs
near where the front OF the boiler stood and his utaed
remains recovered until noon yesterday ABOUT
d of the front or furnace and Of the boiler ascend
ed pe1endcuarly TO great hight. and IN It's descent
crashed through the stable adjoining the Doler room KIN
ing two horses and setting IRE To the onang, Which, 20.
consumed Two lengths Of the rear end OF The boiler, OF
about seven feet each tooka nor anu
m wagon the Bulls Head road, landed
i'm the gutter 60 feet in front of Helm
Hotel, and over 200 feet from the factory.
other large pieces Of boiler iron struck IN Ont OF he
hotel febOunded across the road into Dennng Duer
woods one Of them cutting down large tree. piece OF
pipe feet ia length and about Two feet in circun
ference landed the hotel and another piece OF about
half the size found short distance away. TWO
dwellings by slightly damaged by nyng rag
OF iron OF them. belonging 10 Mr. Fausel.
front and the other took IRE IN the gabe
but Engine Company No. and HOOK ana Ladder Com
pany No OF Union Hill prevented any material damage
The engineer been employed there only three or four
days and In the neghbOrhoOd seemed 10 know
him Hsusher "a single about 30 years OF age
The loss will probably amount 10 tJ0OJ no Insurance.
the pccy having out early last week. The MUTUAL
of Jersey City have Insured the factory on satur
day afternoon Mr. Fause purchased the prop
erty TWO weeks ago Of Mrs. COtes for $4,000 II Is said
10 have been worth great deal more Mr Meyers loss
was from n. 900 10000 stock aud machinery III
sured for 5000.
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PISNENG Fps 1RRITED-

FROM HAMBURG Ain steamship Aemsn2-Il.E Monng
wife and children, l. Hse and wife Cad ReBie1 Mr. and Mn Jin
Bechiel Gustav Bechte CARR Behtel Mr. and Mrs Her Pnaa
and children Mr. and Mrs August Ksche Louise Borueded Tef
Petersen Friedr Won Sbrad IT, Wilhelm Won Shradr bsss Vsn
Schier Josephine Won Schrser Aug Douglas Cath Cal
wespha and wife, Hermann Stern wife and children; Caress
km Cohn Max Haumeter Anna Btmn Marie Eant les
Kitne Herm Hepe Carl Kel wifi md children Augasie Wls
and child Therese Meerho August Oehn sn wife, Marie Sr ~
Renemann Bertha Levin and ci Emil Echen Laura Ws'nn As
Goetseh. Heinz Glssmaeher Fz Peters. Charlotte Bobeg Ro
Fanny Zweige, JAG. David Schee and wife Christ Kolh
Seben Audres LEIGH and wife Louis Rnepg h yaaas
Nese Menrsi Fr Wall Chs Ehrhsrt AMI wife Peter Kahe Jaeot
Krauss Kruger wife and ehren Auguste Mee vi bella
snyder Jean Oh Emil Back and w August de Maumo and v
Friedrich Brands Henette Hshted Otto Pnnenschmdt and We
aud others IN the steeryge.
FROM LIVERPOOL, Oct 27-in steamship Pr,reeNc q Ma.
Miss Marriott Mrs Godfrey children and Mr. ,f
Mrs Black. Mr. and M Houghion and family NJ snd NJ Ban
Nr and Mrs Smith ar Wall and children. George Powell k
McCury Mr. and Mrs Tehesr M aGd NJ Kngrr ra nni G
H. Easton Whale " Flag W p Adams G. X Clarke. NJ BIoSu
Wseman. Vested Miss Corder Mss wheeler Ms A. MALTA
Mr. and Mrs Wilson, A. Jacsse Mr. end Mr.. L'ags, NJ hs0
aeld Mr. and Mrs Thone ard ~ IN the seerage
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rowed by Messrs. Cutler and Pinden The ,s,s..
won by three lengths, in 1913. The third ana asqnit"
srt Ky race when the boats Deacon and
IN 1899 The boa" LghtfOOt" went over the sa length
ana came ID rs general race then ensed 70 ,S Soqss
posen Cum House kohbe, the champion OF ~ re ho
bia Boat Club, came III first " '"o ooium.
NEWARK.-The Rev. ID. Stuart Doa.. :.
Syria addressed the Young Peoples Missionarv OF
The Rev J. ~ Buckley Of Brooklyn viii lectnre' ehlng
Paus NJ. Il. Church, this evening upon the Ma s 20 ~
Charles 8 Spencer Of NewYork Will address tb ne Hon
ncans at Dramatic Hall Tuesday night Noun, spub
and Friendship Lodges, o. OF o F. attended The
Yesterday OF their late r. G., John Thatcher The
ietn anniversary OF the Newark Orphan Asyum
lions anniversary is to be held In the First EsO,
Churcn on "Wednesday evening next, and addresses
be delivered by the Rev. DR. Crosby OF New YorL 10
the Rev Mr. Hart. public meeting is 10 be bsaa aud
wednesday evening IN Dramatic Hall, at which thaa on
l;asts or Newark will make formal protest acain
NewJersey Railroad Bridge Mr. Henry j. Wiaser c se
EDITOR OF The ~ y Times, will lecture in the c,,y
Presbyterian Church. this evening for the benea,
new church at Woodsde. " NO
PATERSON.-A financial panic seizea A.
tradesnen OF TINS city on saturday. Considerable usr
ST. is said TO have collapsed. The water now AN s
through the new mains recently laid under the river
ELlZABETH.--The unfinished market hons.
is to be extended 00feet in length As originally nan
the building would not fully Accommodate tbs nue..
ket business OF the city.
TRENTON.-Alr. George w. Runyop. fo,
meriy clerk at the Trenton House, and more recents -,
the store OF Sager KatZenbach. committed sucis e
Friday by taking laudanum. The testimony al t5s
quest went to show young RunyOn had been consderab
depressed owing to domestic troubles and want Of en-
ployment He was OF very respectable family and onls ~
years Of Letters found his person az the Tine a.
his death alude TO misunderstanding between hImse,
and his wife. ' VII
FAIRFIELD, COMMON Friday night a
large crowd of rnfans left Brooklyn and York a.
attend prize fight here Saturday morning al ocoel
the ruihan principals being Peter Branagan who veigh
IA pounds, and William Dickson. whose avolrdupois s -
pounds more than that Of his opponent. Seventeen
rOunos had been fought when the cry Oup arose m
ring was broken and Dickson was hurried away ge,'
cra melee ensued and, after fighting il was a.
cded that the brutes should fight again for $500 side in
November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION PROSECUTE sTATI
SENATOR.
WoIoott I JIumnhrev New York State Sen

ator from the XXXth District representing tho Counties
of Wyoming Livingston, and Alegany was arrested last
week on charge Of briberythe affidavit charging that
while member Of the Senate he accepted $500 20 inti
ence his aetOn bill then pending before the Railroad
Committee Of the Senate, In relation 10 the anhattan
Railway Company. The accused gave bail at Albany. on
saturday in two securities OF tlO each. The formal
complaint made by Mr. II. b. Wilson OF this city, says
that he (Nfr. WILSON, Is acquainted with senator Hum
phiey told him last month that he had agreed 20
have certain bill reported 20 the Senate In consideration
of the payment % $780, and that II that amount we're
given him he would keep the bill in Committee: The
money IL appears. paid Humphrey who said that ne
gave IL 90 charitable institution, and be added that II
had not been for him. the bill would have been held by
The Railroad Committee, and would not have been re-
pOrted 10 the Senate at all The proceedings against
humphrey were instituted by the NewYork CITIZENS
Association.