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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-13
NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri Weekly Packet Line.

THE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL
lowing splendid Passenger Packets leaving
Nashville during the season as follows:
TYRONE, Ton. HARMON, Master, leaves TUES
DAYS, at y O'Clock H.
NASHVILLE, WHEY SnrMs, Master, leaves Nash
vile THUR5DAYS, at u O'Clock d.
TALISMAN, Capt. STRONG. leaves NashvilIe
SATI kDAN5, at L o'clock NJ.
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SESSION.

pFiation bill vas resumed.
Mr. Smith, Of Hardeman, was in favor
Of the bill, contending that should the
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-13

TUESDAY, Feb. II, 1867.-The House
was called TO order at 9 O'Clock, acting
Speaker Mnlloy in the chair.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroS, May 90
The Printing Bureau have completed the
per cent. certificates, TO take the place OF
the compound interest notes
The Bureau of statistics are making prep
arstious to take the cenuss VI 1870 through
the Internal Revenue Department. The
Superintendent of the Bureau took the census
OF the country. during six weeks OF November
and December, without any other expense
than the stationery The total was 81 sos,
sS2 In most of the Southern States there
was decrease Of population In the East
ern States there was small increase, and in
the Western States there was a large increase.
1t has been generally supposed that the
Attorney Generals Interpretation OF the re
construction acts would all be embodied in
one single opinion, and shortly to be promul-
gated, but it is said that practical operation
OF measures, by developing new questions
for solution almost every day, keeps that Off
ciafs hands full on the subject from time to
time, though the first advisory communica.
tion will doubtless embrace all the main prin-
ciples. The Attorney General leaves to.
morrow for New York, where be will remain
only a short time. The object Of his visit il
to consult an 0culisi with regard to diseases
Of the eye.
Frank b. Fisher a young ex army officer.
committed suicide to-day by shooting himself
in the head, in faro bank. A card was
found on him, written
"Done by my own wicked hands Cause
demoralized by playing faro and may the
Almighty God have mercy on my soul
'ISignedJ Faux fIsHgR."
Also the following letter, dated May %,
Deputy Coroner Please inform Norman
Lodge. No. 53s, of my ungodly death, ant
say | request that my poor wicked body be
returned to the bosom Of its mother earth by
them and may Almighty God have mercy
on sny poor soul through Christ Jesus, oul
Savior, Amen.
'lSignedl F. b. FIsaER."
"Please inform nv poor, old, christian
mother Of my death, Mrs. Mary f. Fisher
Iowa City, Iowa.
The Freednen's Bureau committee, fol
North Carolina, reports a satisfactory condi
ton of affairs There is yet much destitution
but the prospect is encouraging of materia
decrease. The crops promise large yield
AS rule, the contract is strictly observed
and complaints OF wrongs and injuries ar,
seldom heard The educational work con
tinues with great ardor
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Population of the United States
34,5O5,ss2.
GOLD CLOSED 1877 IA.
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, May 20.
The 7ribuae's special says the President
has appointed Thos. J. Hinley, TO ex-
anime and report upon the road or roads
authorized TO be constructed by the Central
Pacific or any other company in California,
under the act OF July I'd, 1864.
A Times special says it had transpred in
the impeachment Investigations that the ex-
animation o. Adams Express agents regard
ing the transmission of pardons to the South,
that testimony was elected showing that they
were sent marked Three Hundred Dollars,
c. O. D., but that the President was not di-
ree,ly implicated. There 8 no doubt that
pardons were sent in this manner, though it
does not necessarily reflect on Mr. Johnson,
the fact cannot be disproved.
Hon. Geo. Bancroft has notified the State
Department that he accepts the mission to
Prussia.
Herald special says though Surrat' S
trial is set down for Monday week, there
is reason to think the prosecution will not
then be ready
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May 20.
Nearly three thousand emigrants have ar
rived since Saturday.
JEFF. Davis has returned to the hotel. He
leaves to morrow for Canada.
The Grand Jury to day presented the
Tombs as public disgrace, and recommend
the erection of new building in some other
part of the city. Many police station houses
are unmitigated nuisances from dilapidation,
bad ventilation, DC.
The steamship Great Republic sailed to day
for San Francisco, via the straits of Magellan
and Panama.
The Greek Minister to Washington, Gen.
Kalargies, died last month in Athens. A
letter from Paris says: He was taken
i'll here, not long since, on his way to Wash.
ington, and was obliged to renounce his mis-
sion to the United States. The Partisan
medical men ordered him home, and he died
soon after his arrival at 'hens.
Large numbers of the Aptist clergy and
Others have left to stte - the Missionary
Convention at Chicago.
Ristori, before her departure, made a new
contract with Grau for September 10Th, in
New York.
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FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, May 20.
The journals Cairo special says that
Bannaril Quinn, City jailer, was run over by
the cars and crushed to death on Saturday
last. The terrible accident occurred in the
following manner: As the passenger train
neared the outskirts of the city, the unfortu-
nate man, with others, was standing on the
platform OF the forward car, when the con
ductor came round for fare. Quinn handed
him bill and procured the necessary change
which fell from his hand In an effort to re
cover il he lost his balance, and in the hops
Of regsining himself sprsng frem the plat
form, lighting on ridge Of dirt. He wa'
thrown back and caught under the wheels
and three passenger cars passed over him
killing him instantly.
Three men, names not known, were killed
at Point Pleasant on the l7th. On attempt
ing to arrest man, civil officer shot him
The friends Of the deceased then shot anC
killed The officer and one of his friends.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
Luxembourg Question Regarded as
Settled.
Feniams Denied a New Trial
London Honors George Peabody

LONDON, May ls-Evening.
The Luxembourg question is regarded as
definitely settled. Napoleon and the King
of Prussia have signed the treaty.
DUBLIN, May l9-Evening.
The motion for new t ials in the cases OF
McCsferty and Meery, the Fenians recently
found guilty, have been denied.
LONDON, May 10.
At Frankfort 5-20s closed at 77s
London voted FIVE hundred pounds toward
the erection Of a statue to Geo. Peabody.
Lospos, Mag 20.
Queen Victoria laid the corner stone Of the
Hall of Arth, in the presence Of vast as
semblsge. The ceremonies were magnificent
and impressive, and the enthusiasm Of the
populace was very great.
The United States ron-clad Miantonomah
is at Gibraltar
DUBLIN, May 20.
McCaferty, convicted Of high treason. is
sentenced to be hanged the 18th Of June.
LONDON, May 20-Evening.
The latest and most Trustworthy accounts
Of the recent fighting in Gambia appears to
confirm the report that Omar Pacha was de
fested by the Cretans.
ALEXANDRIA, May 20.
The Sultan has granted the title Of King to
the Viceroy of Egypt.
QUEENSTOWN. May 20.
The steamers City of Paris and Malta, from
New York, have arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 20.
The steamer Western Metropolis, iron
New York, has arrived.
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FROM BLOOMINGTON.

CHICAGO, May 90.
A Bloomington, H., special, to night, says:
The writ of habeas corpus in the case of Vim.
Gilletor, the man who was arrested upon the
requisition of the Governor of New York,
was retained before Judge Scott to-day The
Court went beyond the writs of the respec
tive Governor and passed upon the efficiency
of the affidavit, before the requisition was
awarded. The Governor Of New York
failed to certify that obtaining goods under
false pretenses was a crime against the laws
of that State, and not being crime the
Court refused to take Judicial notice of it,
and the prisoner was discharged Jobbins,
the New York officer, was bound over in the
sum of 1900, to appear at theme Circuit
Court, to answer to the charge Of services on
the writ of habeas corpus, and in the sum Of
s 200 for damages in civil suit for the
same.
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BAG FACTORY.
1aa ~.
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FROM EUROPE.

Ngw YoRK, May 20
The cotton crop of Bombay, for 1867, is
valued El9 200, coo
The Blakely Ordinance Co, in England il
bankrupt, and the question in the Courts as
to the ownership Of some guns valued al
E25,Ooo. A contract to furnish the Confeder.
ate States was made by Blakeley before the as
slgument Of his interest to the company. and
they are claimed by both Blakely and the
United States. An order was made by the
Court that the claim be ascertained by inter
pleader suit, some officer Of the United
States being made party thereto.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, May 20.
The Democrat this morning, in discussing
the Presidential question, utters the following
language There is statesman who has
been the military superior of all our Gene
rails, and whose party the war has been not
less deserving Of honor than that of the bra
vest hero that ever slept on hard fought
field, there is one such man and but one, the
Secretary Of War, Edwin NJ. Stanton.
1t also favors the selection of Vice Press
ident from Missouri, and says: OF all the
former slave states no other so well deserves
the honor, and no other can more justly claim
for her leaders, in this struggle, the conf
dence and the gratitude of the nation.
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FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, May 20.
Five thousand dollars have been forward
ed to Cincinnati from Detroit for ,he RELIEF
Of the Southern destitute
The Poor House, in lngham county, Mict
was destroyed BY FIRE to day. Six inmates
perishs III in the flames
The constitutional Convention at Lansing
has aH its committees appointed, and the
body is now ready for business
King, the Saginaw murderer, has not yet
been apprehended
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, May 20.
The opening services were performed yes
terdsy, at st. Patrick's Cathedral, on the oc-
casion of the FIRST celebration Of High Mass
ia il since its building. Arch Bishop Nc
Cluskey made the address, in which he re,
ferred TO the condition of temporal affairs ol
the Pope, for whom collection was Ia
ken up. =
Jeff. Davis remains guest Of Mr.. Charles
O'Counor, at Washington Heights.
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FROM MEXICO.

New YoRK, May 90
Advices from Mexico state that April 26th
Diaz had ten cannon playing en- the Parul
vile gate Of the capital, and that the gate Of
of Sanco was being attacked. Manquez'
only points of defence were the gates. He
had 40, 500 men. The commanding officers
were preparing to capituate.
The executions at Puebla were ordered BY
Diaz, but Alvarez at that moment assauliue
the Notifications, he ordered them stopped
and allowed the prisoners TO choose . place
of refuge.
A hot bombardment of Vera Cruz tool
place on the 18th of May.
The island of Carmen had proclaimed fol
the Republic.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
New YoRK, NAV q

New YORK, May 20.
The HeralJs Montgomery, Alabama, spe
cia says: Judge Kelly addressed large
crowd, composed about equally of whites and
blacks, there on Saturday, his remarks be-
ing confined almost exclusively to CONTRAST
between the two sections, in favor of the
North, from which he inferred that the insti-
tuition Of slavery and the prejudices of the
Southern whites had been an incubus upon
the Southern section. He was listened to at.
tentvely, and frequently cheered.
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FROM HAVANA.

New YoRK, May 90.
Advices from Havana. dated the l4th inst, i,
state that the Spanish feet at Santiago de
Cuba had sailed for Monteviedio and Rio ia
nero.
A compact had been entered into between
the public treasurer and Banco Espagnal, by
which the latter engages TO pay all treasury
bonds as they fall due, for certain considera-
tions guaranteed by the former.
The Consul of the Mexican Republic, on
the Island, had been heavily fined for exer-
cising such an Office for government unrec.
ognized by the authorities.
The sugar market was at lull.
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FROM TROY, N. Y.


New YoRK, May 20.
A Herald Troy special says it is though,
The Pope will order the conservation Of Rev.
Or. Peter Hayernans to the episcopacy oi
the See Of Erie, made vacart by the death oil
the late Bishop Young. :.
The erection Of Syracuse into catholic
See has been recommended by the Pope.
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FROM RICHMOND.
Nsv Yoax Nav %

NEw YoRK, May 20.
Last evening party of Pennsylvania cap.
talists, numbering about twenty, arrived in
Richmond on prospecting tour through the
State. 1t is said that they represent some
forty millions of capital, and that the re-
eources of Virginia, in the shape of coal and
tobacco, will receive new impetus from
their visit.
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GROCERS-RETAIL.

Robertson Abers I20 Main street.
q Mcqueen en....................S4 81 Main street.
Cox 4 Trvin............corne Fifth Main streets
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrREss MosRoK, May 20.
Generals Grant and Comstock, with their
families, arrived here this morning from
Richmond. Gen. Grant left his family ct
Chesapeake Hospital TO spend the "a amer
months and proceeded to Washington to.
night.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
The Mayor has issued orders for the en-
forcement Of the liquor law passed by the
Legislature, very similar to the excise law.
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FROM BOSTON.

Bosroy. May 20.
collision occurred in the harbor yester.
day between a schooner and pleasure yacht
The latter was sunk drowning four out OF
eleven persons, who we're on board. The
names Of the drowned are Mrs. Mary Delo-
rec and child, Mrs. Margaret Garvin and Ell
len Quinn.
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FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, May 20.
The New York State Sportsmens Conven-
ton begins to. morrow, at Leroy. A full snp-
ply of birds has been obtained large At
tendance is expected.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Ill, Armitagc a Co.........cor Ninth 4 johnson
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FROM ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, May 20.
A banking house of this city to day sent
over half million compound notes to the u.
S. Assistant Treasurer for conversion into
$50 bonds
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FROM LEWISTON.

LEWISTON, Me-, May 20.
Louis X. Lsrrabee was convicted in the Su-
preme Court of mahciously maltreating and
butchery Of horses and cattle.
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cloeks-Whole.ale & Retail.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
n Sturges ......... Is South Leyee
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
G II Emerson. Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, wATCaEs a JEWELRY.
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HARNESS q SADDLES.
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BOOTS & sHOEs-RETAIL.
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$4,000 lbs, Of Wool Wanted


BY the Undersigned.
NHE Proprietors of the Bonaparte Woolen
Il Factory, would inform their friends and patrons,
that they have Established branch Of their Factory
wooden Store. 1t a
No, IS Main St., bet. I'd h Sd, Keokuk, Iowa.
W. ofsr the largest and most substantial Stock ci
FACTORY Goods that has been offered In this
arket Wholesale and retail ct PRECISELY the prices
that sell for at the Factory Our stock consists Of
Heary and Lgh Cussmerys Szfinets JeaHs Treeds Doe
sksss, Drcn Assxes 2srfing FIannels Steetincs,
Gray and White Bfhnksfs, Cent? and Ladits
SlGw,s. Baimovais. Ksitti'v and Rsarers Yarn,
All bf vhirh win sell Low for Cash exchange for
Wo$l We want all the Wool get, at our VI ool
Depof, and Bonsparte Factpry Store.
mayle MEEK DnOTHkRs BECHr0L,
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HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.

dy 4 Peck...-.........cor Fourth & Main streets.
Buel Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Original Notice.

gUNo RoRERT HAYWooD-sir You are hereby no
j tiled that there is 6ie io the oHice Of tn.
D -trict Court NJ kesknk, Lee County and stat. Of
Iowa. petition Of Mary Emma Haywood. your wife,
claiming divorce from the bonds Of mstrimony no W
existing between yon and her, and for slimouy 10 the
sum Of 500 and other matters therein
count of viiiul des-rsion for than years.
Nov unless you be and appear st the September
OF the District oour At Keokuk Lee c,natv Iosa and
mste defence according to the rules OF sad Court
before Of he second dss Of sid = 1897 d.
cree will be render ID and entered pro cofsso
and pesitioner's request granted.
MARY EMMA HAYWOOD, Petitioner.
SO Stamp Bys T MARSHA ALL Solicitor
msy22 d4w--Tuss
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sTRAYED.

.nN Tuesday, Msy I, . Black Horse, with
~ white star on forehead Ism hind foot whits, and
lame len frent leg liberal res ard viii BE- Paid for
his return ssy infpratiol that VII lsad his
'0.ssy slcr s,r..s sIsfssf n.a1.s low.
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Sugar Cured Hsms.

0En vsry ase Hams, snsksd sst - svsst pAckles
nsy0 RvD1a1D0N s ALD11s.
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srican " atehes

DOTS a. sHoEs-wHOLEs
1ieton Huisksmp........."..s3 Main street.
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Vencill, Jones Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co......~cor Second Main streets.
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Qbe @ate Qitp.
A. w. s HI f l. ID ON.
PRoPRIEToR.
KEOKUK DIRECTORY,
ATTORNEY VS.

Mooar Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House.
Collins (claim agt) gt)..............-Second street
il. Anderson .............,eor. Main I'd sts.
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CROCKERy a QUEENswARE.
Carey lie faivre...... Main street--bet 9TH 9th
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GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
6 Bridges Nos l d Estes House.
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CLoTHrEns.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John II Copeliu ... ....... So Main stree
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Fans, Fancy Goods Fine Cutlery.
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BANKING HOUSE.
vt National Bank......,.. Main st-bet Sd 4 4th.
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DRy-GOoDs-RFTAII.
Engraving. Brands, & Seals.

EGGS a. BUTTER.
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Tas BuAHn o. aunIr.

The Board Of Audit met yesterday bat IN. c.sos
which came up presented but few feature. OF public n
erest In The case OF the claim Of j. b. AUD formerly
elsrx n the Mayors Office, and wbo 10 now ropre.
sented by hs widow, report the Board Of Super.
visors, endorsing the justice OF the claim and naming
the amount, was hsnlsd IN, but decision was reservei
Several cases rejected consequences OF the am
davits not complying with the statute creating the
Board OF Audit, which requires that every claimant
shall arm on oath that MS claim has never been the
subject Of sli in court Of justice. Mr. Clarks clerk
IN the General Term or the Supreme Court, who claims
$1,000 FOR extra services, heard Il seems thai b IS
predecessor lad for some lime in conseausres
81 ~ health, neglected 10 perform bis dutr@s
which had therefore fallen {, his s1coss.
sor IN oslco. Mr. Clarke admitted however,
that in thus doing the OF tue former clerk lac aa
been compelled 20 allow his dusies to Eal in srresr
aud decision was reserved IN order allow tho Board 10
thoroughly examine the claim Of Charles Banluh
FOR eight doltrs for services rendered 10 the Bosd OK
Counclmcp, aud endorsed by Mr.. d. r. Valentine. was
passed. Several other unimporant csssS ners also
called up, but no decision announced
Mr. Cornelius . D0Hd announced Is tho sssuo.
erspher OF the Board
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow ~ twelve
clock
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MANCHESTER isTttlIGssCt.

SrDrsS DEAN At cRsIRAb xoRsls,sIA-Nr. rsps o
lsdy sboni ffiyseyea years 81 age, died suddenly o,
TIE resldencs Of her son. M. Robert Tape, Central
MoTFisans, yesterday morning under crcups.snces OF
peculiarly touching character On iasf Thursday Il
sppearT, Der grandson, young man abont eighteen
died 81 c0ntrmpiior. The circumstances 50 adoced
Mra Tape ~ 70 results ss Is above sstod. Coroner
Oliver OF N0tl Haven, subsequently hold irquosi on
tie body, when verdict was rendered 10 ths erect
TIA, the deceased hsd died Of a broken hear.
RcsnKRf az hogMsssiA - siwean niue 2nd ten
O'CLOCK on Saturday mcrnnS the residence o. . lady
named Merrill. on FordhAm avenue, Morsisan.a was
spsred BY a sDsas thet, and pockstbooS confspiny
sbo1, s2 ssrrisd OF. un Merrill. gold
vsich an ctsn was siso tsken from q
bureau IN one or ihe and thrown under
tho bt1. Tie Thief hal evidently become
alarmed While tho article biz posssstion ana dis
posed or ~ ss described. fne initials OF tho Owner wore
engraved on n A. TIE time OF the occurrence tho 10
srcr ly suspected 70 have been redisr who seen
10 The vicinity a. tie tune. Information ., oace
gwen 20 The sulhoutcs
ys,cUrous EsrArg % .LaDx faox Bsiss 2,tLsD as
rRs HARLsS BAnseAD. Yesterday morning while
lady whose name could not re ascersin.d YVES waking
soux Inc track Oh The Hsrem Railroad. rhcn near tho
Union Dsss Bal Gronni, horrsanis she va. suddenly
psraiysod With fear The approach OF New Haven %
an sad iosIug Ter equilibrium fail 70 tie ground
Fortunately she rolled down the sppng sniosok nasnt
jusl a. the rsin few Pact almost touching hor sho
was subsequently tssisted 70 her res.derOo TIE Affair
vas witnessed with bfeathley emotion by qgss rum.
her " PERSONS Al the Horlsania depot
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A. great publicity hssbsen sissn through your s'd.lr
circulated paper he remarks BY Dr. vn.ons counsel
Mr. GEORGE shea, viii you nssr the following con.
hrdicson FOR myself and dsuehtsr;-h wyns,
the ward, vas lon ~ PAss ~ q school chosen
by krA BissIow,, the Americas Ambassadors wife,
and during Der whole uay In that city Vas under
her chapsronass AZ my absence compelled
BY the citation from The cout here foY the settlement OF
these accounts and my anxiety 70 prove 10 the American
pubic what perfect Christina Their well known clergy
map, the Rev. Francis vnton WA. when my dauehtsr
80 compelled through III hsaltb 70 isavs this schoo
she resided with Mrs. Dr. Long, the sister OF eenatos