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TENNE

Double Assassination by Masked Horscmen
In Franklin.
NASHVILLE, August 16, 1853.
Last night, at twelve O'Clock, party of about
fifteen masked horsemen rode into Franklin, VIII
hanson county, and broke open the store Of Jew,
named Bierhed. The latter attempted to escape by
fight and fred upon, when he fell dead pierced
by I've bullets. A colored clerk OF Bierheld, named
Lawrence Bowman, was also shot, but ne ran Oh,
but was found during the night mortaly wounded
In lot where had taken refuge. He died this morn
ing. Bierneds body has been brought here for
burial. The maskers are unknown. The affair oc-
CURED Just after the close Of circus exhibition
and many people we're in the streets, some Of whom
nterfered, but could not prevent the assassination,
which has caused intense feeling in Franklin.
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Pennsylvania.

The Railroad Collision Near Rouseville-Eive
Mcn Killed and Fifteen Wounded.
TITUsvILLE, August 16, 1885,
The collision which occarred yesterday afternoon
on the Oil Creek and Allegheny River Railroad near
Rouseville between o freight and construction
train resulted, it is known, in the death OF i've
men and in severely injurlng some twelve or fifteen
others. The following are the names Of the killed
and wounded as far as as we can ascertain-Killed,
@. N. Marsha, James Hall, Michael Perly, Patrick
Garvey and Michael Elliott; wourded, D. Sullivan,
James Halon, Daniel ScuIly, Samuel Poore. Patrick
Lynch, John Murphy, Austin Carroll, Morris st.
CLAIR and Michael Portland. The wounded were all
we'll prOyided for.
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TRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Bloody Battles in Japan and
Half of Jeddo City Burned.
An Angl0-French and American
Mediation Spoken OF.
Progress of Foreigners
in China.
CALF FORNIA.
Tho Mails from China and Japan-Passen.
gers for New York.

The Mails from China and Japan-Passen.
gers for New York.
SAN FRANCISCO August 10, 1865
The Pacific Mail Company's steamship Colorado
arrived this morning. She brings Yokohama dates
to July 20 and Shanghae and Hong Kong dates Of
July 49,
The Colorado experienced strong head winds the
entire h0meward passage. She has eighty cabin
passengers, eight hundred Chinese In the steerage
and her cargo consists OF twenty Thousand packages
of tea and silk for the United States and Europe.
The Pacific Mail Company's steamship New York
arrived at Yokohama on July rs.
The Pacific Man Company's steamship Great Re-
public had received her shaft from the Colorado
and would leave for Hong Kong with freight and
passengers from New York on July 2S.
The following Is a list OF the Colorados passengers
for New York;
O. Ii. Burrows and family, John r. Harden, United
States Navy; Charles Data, Mrs. j. +. Lander and
child, Walter G. Clark, w. j. Devine, Stephen p
Gellen DR.. Charles A. Winchester, Mrs. D. Martin
and two sons. Arthur Carver Mrs. Fitz Roy and
family Spencer Chapman, H. b. Lumstaurn, J. In
derwood, D. 7. A. Purcell, her Britannia Majesty's
Tenth regiment.
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CITY MTELL.GEyCE.

The WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
VIII show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty four hours as indicated by the ther-
momefer at Hudnut's Pharmacy, 2ls Broadway,
HERALD Building:-
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years old.
The Very Rev. Dr. Foley, Vicar General. preached
the evening service At six O'Clock grand Pontical
yespers were celebrated by the Right Rev. DR.. Glib
bons one OF the new bishops, and q sermon was
preached by the Right Rev. Dr. Mc(iIil. OF Richmond
An immense congregation was present.
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Successes of the picOs.

HAVANA, August 16 1883.
Our advices from Jacmel are to August l. General
Philippe had defeated the Picos at Baynet and had
taken forty prisoners including General Alexandra,
whom he had shot. Communication had been re-
established with the Picos headquarters, and the
latter party had recaptured Margot.
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A NEW PLANET.
Discovery OF Another World In the Heavens
by the Michigan Astronomer.

DsrRoTT, August l6 ises.
Professor watson, Of the Detroit Observatory fur.
nishes the following report
I have the pleasure to announce the discovery
Of a new minor planet which made last night. It
shines like a star OF the tenth magnitude, aud at
twii,,bt thls morning was situated as follows:--
Right ascension 35s degrees and "a minutes; de-
clension zero degrees and Is minutes south Its ap.
parent motion is now west and nor'h ~ seconds of
time In tnc riFit ascension and : ntnutes Of afc
I ticc!iwlilta
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VEGETABLE PHySoMESoN.-ru the garden OF
Captain David E. Moore, Lexington, Va, there Is
growing on a grape vine fulU developed apple.
On one side Of the apple ts an appearapoe of what
might have been a grape bloom. THIS interesting
dent and ofcourse It has attracted marked attention
and caused little speculation In the circle learned
wo may add, compares advantageouely IN this par
Lcular with almost any other In the Statab The pre-
yailing opinion, learn. Ia that an apple bloom
failing accidentally upon grape bloom became Ia
corporatcd with Il and produced tho result; balt II
so Is II not singular that such accident had never
the grape and apple may be grated On each other
We nope the pomologtsts Ct Lexington win note very
carefully all the phenomena OF this rsr freak OF ma
ture aud that they viii have the apple
with q portion OF the vine, before Its removal Tor
cn.raving and publication In horticJ tura Journals
R.clmOnd WHO.
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BARBADOS.
A Feniau Scare in the Colony.

A Fenian Scare in the Colony.
HAVANA, August &C. 1868.
From Barbados we have the announcement
that considerable uneasiness was felt there, owing
to the fact that many members OF the force garrison
ing the colony are Fenians
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CRICKET.
BosTos, Masx

BosTos, Mas1. August Is, 1868.
The Manhattan Cricket Club, Aof Newton. have ar.
ranged to have OF the sik matches to be played
with the All England Eleven in this country 60
come of on their grounds on the 2jtn Inst.
The drst eleven ut tho New YORK Cricket Cinl, and
TIC Nri ecrei GA ihi lcsfNY 'l'n "owncGc, tAcfr
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Circulars OF Nv cry Description and Notices
70 s.,1nd meeting. pn in The neases: possible
other s,ilar place rs hs city, the METROPOLITAN 10
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. ga Nassau street
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TIE RECORD or Tue KNIFE.


The Fourteenth Street Murder.
Jacob Stillwagner, who was stabbed on Saturday
night by John seber OF 2s4 East Fourteenth street.
hts house. at No. GIG Of that street. the particulars Of
which were given in yesterdays HERALD, died few
hours aiter the occurrence. The prisoner Is held at
the Eighteenth precinct station house TO await the
Coroner Flynn assumed charge Of the case yester-
the body. The inquest then adjourned until to-
day at ten O'Clock. DR.. Thomas c. Knox made q
post o% rS ,ss q s sms M 81 %
cured by the police In time for the inquest.
Probable Murder In the Ninth ward-A Man
Stabbed In Three Placcs-Arrcst Of the
Rufnan.
The knife seems TO have become the popular arbi-
traitor for the settlement Of diicutles SO numerous
are the cases Of shooting and stabbng, that 1t Is
matter Of astonishment when twenty -four hours
pass without an appeal to the knife or the pistol.
Scarcely had the body Of Jacob stillwagner, who
was brutaly murdered In his own house last satur.
day night, by q drunken assassin named John
seibert become cold, ere the residents Of the Ninth
ward were startled BY tho intelligence that Q man
had been stabbed the North river at pier No. 42k.
IL appears that about seven O'Clock last night
Charles Daley, reading It $40 Canal street. and will
liam Poole ruffian who follows the sea for live-
ans m suuo o
the pier Poole found that Daley was too much for
him In q muscular contest, and drawing dirk he
made furious assault upon him. After outing
him slightly In the side and arm, without placing
Day hors du combat he aimod blow at hrs abdo
men and inflicted wound about two inches and q
half deep. large crowd OF citizens collected about
the wounded man, and during the excitement Poole
hrs DAY wss xSa ne1 sGse ms NEAR y
the facts OF the ARRAY were reported TO the Twenty
eight precinct headquarters and posse Of occers
were AZ once Despatched 10 the scene Of the stab
bling. Daley was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
short time Afterwards roundsman Rusher and
| odlcor MacAdam succeeded In securing Poole,
| who was taken 70 the station house and
| locked up. The wound IN Dsley's abdomen is deep
one and as he II bleeding profuscy internally, II Ia
believed that nc will not survive the night. The
oficers Of the Twenty ninth precinct report that
Poole Is desperate character, who In the past has
| participated In two or three similar out
raess but BY some quIrk OF the law has
| zone unwhipped OF justice. Should Daley survive
,ntil morning Poole will be taken before Justice
! Dodge At the ye6crson Market Police Court, and
| held TO await the result Of Daicy's injuries
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Died.

McLAUeHidN.--On Sunday, August ~, CoRSEIfA
r., vie of Samuel Mclaughlin. Sr., aged 81 years
Relatives and friends OF tho family nne respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, On wednesday after
noon, at two o'clooS rom lsl Barrsw street. jersey
City, n J.
fFOr Other Dcntns We Seuen.n Pugel
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CristadcrO'A Hair PreservRtive. the TincSs
hair drsssins ip The world Wholesale and retail No ssos
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Alsotsons or the LIVER, BILIOUS Disorders,
sek mysisoho xS are ,horSayh cured BY Dr. D. James
Ssnauve Ps rnsy gradually ohanxc the vitatej secreons
Of hs stomach ssd Liver, and resiore orsans "
healthy condition. Sold evnsywhere.
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A.-Phnlon's "Pap'alnn Sonp'' Possesses tho
seme properties a. tha Phisn Lotion" 10 cents cake.
vii not ehsp he ykn IA invaluable for the TOILET.
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Tho Markets.

YOKOHAMA, July 26.-American drills, no demand.
Gray shrtings, 81 o5 q SO. Saigon rice, 81 81 TO-
Sugar firm at IS to 81 per pcul silks-Supplles for
last fortnight about so pecus; oshu at s. 10 per p
cut, Nybash not yet to hand About 100000 cards OF
six worms eggs have arrived here; prices OF best
oshu, a. rs IS so per card; best Sinchin, 81 Is
a 76; over sorts from 50c. u 81. Tea-Large arri-
fals are expected within the next few weeks Ships
farenio Alexandria and Beneiactress are loading
With tea for New York; Onyx for London. Prices for
Good To common, $40 S2s; nne, $50 q $s2; cholce
tS6 So. Freghts for London and New York,
u 16s. "a sterling per ton Exchange on London,
bank six months sight 4s. shd.; private, ~. l0d (;
on New York Is per cent discount.
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For hoth Patches, Frcckles and Tau on The
FscN. tfse PBRRY'S "MOTH AND FRECKLE LOrloS.
Sold 0I drlgysts evoryWhere.
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| Estabiis,hcd In 1soo.-The Metropolitan job
| Printing Esf Ablishrnent, " Nassau street.
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A.-Pheiop's "PApAiap lotionc Removes
rRhCKLES, PfMPLisss IAN SALT ahBgI, ERYSIP-
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vfor Ftrst Glass Printing Of Every Doscrip,
w 20 70 The Metropo.aa job Prtntns ks'aohsn"o""
Assau street.
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JAPAN.

Fierce Battles Between the Contendiug Armies
Satsunla Defeuted-1alf of the City OF Jeddo
Burued-An AngIO-Erench and American
Observation-Disclosures Of Christian Natives.
YOKOHAMA, July 90, 1863.
On the afternoon Of July an attack was made by
10000 Southerners on the Takugawas at Jeddo, who
were only about 1900 strong The Southerners were
repulsed. The attack was renewed the next day and
the Takugawas were entirely routed.
Half OF the city of Jeddo including two large tenn
pies, one of them the residence OF Mia, was burned
down.
At Tlchino about eighteen miles south OF Osaca,
terrible battle was fought between the forces of
Aidzu and Satsuma IN which the latter was defeated
with great loss.
Satsuma and Chaisu were deserted by several
other Daimios, and subsequently Ohaisu himself de-
clared his Intention Of withdrawing from the con-
test and ordered his generals to return home and
remain neutral.
Satsuma's party had issued proclamation in the
name OF the Mikado, condemning all native Chris
tians to death. Several executions had taken place
at NagasaN ind Sendai, within sixteen miles Of
Jeddo.
1t Is stated that the northern princes have made
proposition to refer all differences for settlement to
the arbitration Of England, France and the United
States and in case the latter Powers accept the re-
sponsibity they tthe prnces) w!ll bind themselves
for the faithful execution Of the arbitrament, both
on their part and the part OF the Mikado.
Port Nettaka, ON the west coast, has been par
TALLY opened. The North German ana Italian Min
listers only are giving clearances there. The other
Ministers have not yet sanctioned foreign trade
there on the ground that Is safe and that there
Is o liability Of the same trouble experienced of
Osaoa.
The United States steamers Plscataqua, Shenan.
doah, Oneida and Maumee IN this port. The Iro-
Quois Is at Kiago and the Aroostook at Tent-sin.
report came from Nagasakl that one hundred
and fifty Christian Japan natives had been taken
out nom Nagasaki In steamer aud drowned, not
withstanding the remonstrance OF the Consuls OF
that port.
Tho China and Hong Kong mint has been dis
mantled and sold to the japanese government and
the machinery Ia to be removed TO Yokohama from
China
Major General Bunker had left Hong Kong to in'
spect the British troops In Japan.
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Ccrgmcd
n the execution OF orders. Metropolitan Joo rf''s "s
ishment VI Nassau strost
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pointl "Brsdford squsrs pon,b esaus,ee eesufu' w'
he "fe Collar" above Al others 10 iouus ,s .ns,
al, thia we.t 10 given ~ Az fc'i'er'aNe Hnr"
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Average temperature Saturday. 4;
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north ward OF Groves Point on Block Island instead
o. the northeast point ou Ciay heaa a.
the soop oracle at thity minutes and threeQuarter
seconds past four O'Clock, when the schooner Eva,
which had maintained her advanced po3itton passed
the 6rst Of her class az forty minutes past four
O'Clock. Then they came In sweet confusion, the
Phantom ana pilner nexs Juggling ior tne @ ns
ter. and the Feetwn4, Magic, Alice. Daantess
Widgeon and Restless, sandwiched between the ro-
inaining sloops. passed the outer goal.
Then came scene OF grandeur an they struggled
up from the gaze Of tue sea. The Phantom stood
away wing and wing the Palmer following closely her
fleet heels, but the Eva far ia advance Oh the TWO
jauuty crafts. Tue soops were speeding splendiuly
~ ibe wind when again approaching Point judith
died away somewhat, and where this circunistance
helped hrm Il sent dismay TO their larger con emu
ig sisters, the schooners win puns mere ana there
breeze would blow, they spoedcd along by Iitte
Neck. Comorant Reef, thence W Beaver Ian Win
vory light wiud Night approached az the gallant
vessels passed the last bold point ot lanu, and the
bright tina OF the ay shooting through the nrfnd
inent ana n stll lighter wind suggested long and
wcarssome close o a race tbai began very oxcitedly
TIE plsasap, steam yscht Minnehaha arrived at the
starting point but "a few minutes oet ore the uin,
misty outlines oi che blnh. -, aean ms.kere, Cove
soon the s rtl, whistle proclaimed the White Wing,
with all allowance of time deducted, "a winner OF
the pr,ze for the slcops. She was quickly followed
"a Won have already been notified, by the Oracle,
when the gallant Eva sped W thc point The victor "
the schooner Class. IL IS not necessary. q
OF lie Cssieated vessels and OF the dlssp-
pointment iet and expressions ~ dissatsfac.
lion with the wilma and its vagares The Phantom,
II is hardly questioned. would have pushed the Eva
badly had the wind held; Is II was she was beatcr
but I've minutes IL was a sad dlsappoIntmeu,
The race was distance OF forty statute miles.
Pleasant reunions occurred among the member
OF the feet last evening, and this morning, with th
exception OF the HalcyOn, Julia and Josephine th
fleet left for Holmes uoe; thence to New Bedfor
on Monday
Tuesday another race will be sailed sor the pri5
offered by wee Commodore Bennett; sha,,ce to IN
pleasant waters OF Nantucket, back " Newror
before the parting word Is said.
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o. Q WEST 18TH ST., NEAR STU Az, IN THE
LiO rear-A young girl chambermaid and waitress
the washing and ironing city reference Call
for two days.
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ON WEST 3sD ST., NEAR 7TH AVA RESPECTA.
LlO bic girl class chambermad and seamstress:
wait ladies; fully competent; good city reference.
Call or address for two days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-25

ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE, UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANCE.-For the
full course in Book Keeping and PEN
nanship, including the English Bran
ches ifdesired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from to IL A. NJ, . to
and 7to9P.M. For further informa-
tlou call at College rooms, or address
S. !. Mccoy, Principal.
Wheeling, ". Va.
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To-NIauE--The Sunday. School anni-
versary at Washington Hall, will be
one OF unusual attraction and brillian-
cy. But few entertainments are more
pleasing and mono more profitable than
these Christmas anniversaries. The
singing OF hundreds of children, the
presentation OF blocks ofbeautiful SYM
motry, and the formation of the arch,
the cap stone of which is Faith-these
are sufficient Inducements 10 crowd our
largest hall. The energy and efficiency
of the Mission School also commend ii
to the favor Of our citizens, which it has
so largely enjoyed in the past. The un-
selfish efforts Of the teachers to make
glad the hearts of their scholars will no
doubt have their reward TO might in SEQ
ing hundreds of friends TO greet them
with hearty "God bless you, go for
wardr"
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CHRISTMAS comes but once a year, al.
ways in winter, and It is very essential
in tVinter TO have the feot properly and
warmly clothed. There is nothing
more acceptable especially to young
people who will be out of doors in spite
OF frost and snow, than nice fitting
pair of substantial Boots or Shoes.
Bear in mind then, that the best and
cheapest place in the city TO get what
you want in the Boot or Shoe line Is at
Badgers, "a Monroe Street, sign OF the
Big Red Boot.
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OFFICE WHEELER & WILSON'S


No 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING, w. VA.
Ladies using the Wheeler q Wilson
Sewing Machines are earnestly request
ed to lcave immediate notice at our of
fee whenever they are out of order OIL
any instructions in sewing are desired
Our interest not being second TO that
of purchasers, in their successful Oper-
alton, we hold ourselves in readiness
at all times, TO render any necessary
and practicable assistance.
We are particularly DESTROYS that
every machine in Wheeling and yicinl,
ty should be used successfully and give
entire satisfaction; and for this purpose
are willing to spare neither pains nor
expense.
Parties living at a distance will please
communicate with us by mail.
Respectfully, &c.,
IVM SuAFrpp g ro
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FE,srIvAL.-The festival held in Good
Templars' Hall on Main street, last
night, realized all the predictions we
made in regard TO it in Wednesday,
mornings paper. The Hall was filled,
Notwithstanding the intense cold, and
the evening passed oil most pleasantly.
a long table was spread in the south
side OF the Hail. All the deliGacies OF
the season were served up II Ia mode,
and ample justice was done to cake, ice
cream, oysters, mnsh and milk, &c
Every body seemed 10 enjoy themselves
from the opening to the close, and we
think We hazard nothing in saying
that no more pleasant afInir has
come of in the city this season. We
doubt not the treasury Of tho Golden
Rule Lodge, under whose auspices it
was gotten up, was largely replenished.
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RIVER NEws.-The river continued
to recede, yesterday, and last night
there could not have been over seven
feet In the emanuel. We did not, how
ever, visit tho marks to see, as the pre-.
else stage would make but little differ
ence, with the ice running as heavily
as 1t did all day. II there had been
seventeen feet, no steamboat would
have ventured out under the clrcum-
stances. We could not hear of soil
tary arrival or departure. Navigation
to all intents and purposes was COM
pletely suspended, and should the pres
ent cold snap continue a few days,
steamboatinG on tho Upper Ohio may
be regarded rs played out" until
Spring. The only craft laid mp here is
the Rebecca. 1t may be that the Ex-
press will DO able to get up from Par
kcrsburs and the New;State from Pitts
burSh. The hull with the machinery
on board, OF the burned steamer Will
liam Butler lies in an exposed posi-
ton, and we should think that unless
removed to some more safe point,
will be entirely destroyed at tho first
general break up of the ice.
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MEERsCHAUMs AND TUBES Since men
lDiu smoke they might just rs well have
good appliances as those of an inferior
supply themselves with fine meer-
echaums and tubes, and the choicest to-
bacco and cigars to smoke in them, We
say, go to Henry Senmon's on Water
street, near the Sprigg House, ind you
can be suited. Seamon has, perhaps,
the largest stock OF really genuine
meerschaums to be found in the city f;
and what more appropriate Christmas
present could you make smoking
friend than one OF those elegant pipes.
Call around.
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CONCERT The Sabbath School con-
nectcd with the Chapline street NJ. L.
Church gave n concertlast night, which
WAS largely attended. For an hour or
more the children furnished tho audi-
ence with most delightful music. After
the concert had closed, Hon. c. d. Hub
bard and several other gentlemen were
deputcd to distribute among the chill
dren tho gifts from n large Christmas
tree which had been provided by the
friends of the school. Mr.. Hubbard and
assistants discharged that duty in the
the happiest manner. Many little hearts
were made glad, ana the affair will
long be remembered with pleasure.
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NEEDS ATTENTroN.-We call the ut
tontion Of the Street Commissioner TO
the condition OF the gutter at the north
west corner OF Fourth and Monroe
streets. An accumulation OF slush at
that point rendered crossing yesterday,
almost impossible without meeting
with a mishap. We saw in the course
Of half hour, last evening, at least six
or eight persons fall down, some of
them quite heavily, and one lady had
an elbow somewhat confused. That Is
one OF the principal thorough fares in
the city, and such trap should not be
permitted 10 remain on IL.
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DANGEROUS FALL.-Mr. James Sad
Ter, painter, while engaged ut work in
the Dining hall of the Mcclure House,
yesterday morning, met with an acct
den. which came near resulting serious
Iy. Mir. Sadler was standing on u step
ladder meas ii window, when some part
OF it gave way, pitching him through
the sash in au unceTemonious manner.
The glass and lower section of the sash
were demolished. and with tho uufortu-
nate man. dropped into an area several
feet below the pavement. Mr.. Sadler
narrowly escaped being iinpnled on the
sharp pointed iron railing around the
area. One Of his arms was pretty badly
cut. We could not ascertain whether
he sustained any other injury or not.