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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-26

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fhjtbnt H6dseAs bshe painted tasosgk
ont Il Iva Needed The dues ass 6nisSs6
md .layAssSrsEcoI1W II 4.
NJ. Mass Wall,ssea9 2oB@ausn; who
''capd f. y rqn Hi n -, Rl9hipsg Hoea.nsi
accompanied By sJoh1ay" 0ee6ee, q Phil
Ipsburss ii ii u I tfiist IN SG'jasasalday:
Wk1s s4slIs qse1u NheoSfse
70 hire himself out Sor fog whistle.
Nj: c.: Husn.ley II Helena, Col +. c.
psimiis1 f1fFkti4iA <sd1G J. NfNl6s,
lit Of Stevsnsyills, vspain Town ihis week.
In. txs ys,ks ~ viz niae thf gentls to2t-,
step Of 8. Ed. Larsbee nsgoes to the States
10 purchase goods d nRsaihhtims Donneu D Go.
sre selling 9.ioweseu saskss rsseAald
ANY Stone hss besn "phying the Hid.
len Hsdad. " Thats ~ fight Give NE
boys . square game. Hidden hands and
cold doclD up'a1ao - II - 10
/ The Virginis Dancing Club has been re.
orR.pi,ed for - snd 70 andsr Tie arm
mama, I'D style Of he Capitol Cotilioa
Cotesie!" e>'> MN ''A1' ~ '''4'' sA' l
I The Lswis and ,Cla1k nd Deer Lodge
Member of the Legislature are . unit
analIsGT s1paoa ibid swihSee, Thai iAhus
win be none, unless called BY the Governor.
il DE- universal eptssos now '''1aH" ,'@'t
,.A6oo y.rd ras between d. G. DoswslrA
b. N. '.a.lNe,". end Eph Thomas !. b.
"slespy Dick" on last Saturday resulted
in 0t1aA!osj hnG 3inerin6"
Mr.. Grin Emerson. Of Philipsburg, has
purchased the interest Of Nj. n. G. Boz
wen in the elegant Metropolitan Billiard
Hall, Deer Lodge. Nj: b win remain In
this place. ,,,.-z,... -, -.
M: Granville Stuart goes up On Mount
Powell again next week. III .!.s.oL z
Two Charivaris this week-ouly 70 Of
the boys at Maca."
IL: WI: A. No1i.a, formsr,y { fNo1:
Ian 4 Weary, returned to Helena last
evening". El.sa..v
The Walls walh Hossl Helena, closed
last Nqadhy. 60. ~
Mr Julius Decker, late In employ Of
Louis Keysset, starred Tor America this
q" H. @L1-! L-zr ~s4.rr7trr
The finest pictures in the Mountains are
taken by Thrssher, Deer Lodge. He goes
" Bozen,an in eodays. Secure the shadow
ere the Artist fades.
ThsiapSlo6y for ipablishing1 1S<ksley
Habit 10 good.
A Calico Ball, to occur soon, il goseipped
among the ladiea They are the arbiters.
One of the old Mountaineers-a . Medi.
cine k.nr--this morning predicted three
weeks Of fine weather rax e.a,
:, Harper's Weakly hos ar6ae portrait Of
:. Jimmy Martin" in the picture "eoing
South" use .,t,..,,,
Mai W. ]. Mccormick and wife arrived
last evening and sse stopping 4 day or two
in Deer Lodge. Delighted.
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faahisnahls goodA .asr2.p 1ois:
Dolly Hal = 1elana.-1r. Cyoanso, Pet.
uaster q HslsnA .publisAs notics thai
hereafter thers win b daily nil s9vice
betweea Helena and Corinne. 1esssa On.
n1 = saisbsy hass pusos . daily I'm
md cauy ~ nail fsqm nesisn' ire. "a, :. 81
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Dsv, aboss tArss weeks ~ 4 saitah,s rswasa IN
- paid ~ iaeeg1aesso 4 his wA0sabsoeD - 81
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80 on ..--.;..r,,,, - -,
6rAlnGDk-A little stampede occurred
last Sunday 70 . iii end gulch lyiag b.
TWEEN Fs,sis end Spring 0a)ca~ 4 1uo'
ber Of claims Wan staksd We wess una,
bic = learn the extent Or psoepseae q III
ground. .#
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eafDs.1 1Rt3s i1e1lh1ag - ~. s11sssWps9 4
DANCE 3 stuart.
Dees Io1ga T. Z. a. ' go
-gt q ~ ? g~@H "EsEaar &-st-rt rs.s rr-a
d. l. b. Ntehell va severely injured
BY . fractions horse On "Wednesday, bat h
recovering rapidly. .-raa-
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ANOTHER DIrcu-Dccr Lodge County
10 aiding rapidly 70 its 800 miles Of Ditches.
Another Company has been organized,
another route surveyed, and another Ditch
10 being dug. The owners are Mcssrs. J. 8.
Pemberton, H. G. Fredericton, Newell,
Brett. Reedcr snc some ten others, miners
on Dry 0ulcb and Prairie bar. It will carry
water from Race Track Greek to Prairie,
Antelope, Spring and Modesty Gulches
Ito length will be III miles; capacity 1900
inches, miners measure; estimated COS,
$1,000. Twenty men ere working q
present It 10 intended 70 put on some &
Cinnamon next week. The Ditch viii b,
completed BY June. Being taken out o.
the Crock only some six miles above tn,
valley. good supply Of water can be Oh
tanned. 1t oovess ooustry believed % b. .,
good - the Gold Greek region. Success Il
the builders. 49,. ...'. .- 49, r5a..g
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a4 I'll: % 90, but ws.
warmer than In ~ or Ns. ! observed little 6Ies
Ynats and bugs dying shout the 18th and l6sh BE-
Ing later than ordinary. Does II mean good Or bed
Wtntef3 q. y
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Another 1llL-From Mr.: Harvey Ray,
we learn that Mr.: James w. Whitlatch-
the quartz tanner of Montana having or
ganized . company while in New York, has
already begun the erection of Q 15-stamp
mill, near the IXL, In Unionville district,
near Helena It will be used to crush on
Park ore, the development Of which lad,
NJ. w. 10 pushing with his usual energy.
NJ. Headry ,has the contract. ,Ths min VA
begun hst week and VIII y eompjctsd, BY
oootfaet, lia'7o da5NI A pofsioh u shS Chs.
ton q Simpson mill will be used in this.
The engine vil BE ao-hons bower, that the
number Of batteries mav boiucreased. We
will wager something Jim" Whitlhtcl,
makes It success, and If IN y man in Mon
tana deserves . million it 10 he.
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" BILLIARDS 10 the fashionable game Of the
period One that cannot play billiards 10 out Of date.
Deer Lodge has Of the finest Billiard Halls In the
mountains. We refer to Boswell 3 Lanes Netropol
itan billiard Saloon, Main street. They keep every
thing Ia the line Of imbbabes and cigars Of superior
quality, while oil receve genticmanly astention iron
The proprietor. Phil II the prince of bss-keeps.
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~LADY GOOD HE1s sst sxv vssh 1asasS
fastest hassss. D1e0plosa 0AeA Veea stssst, H.
lsaA - 6astsaats ewnss & thsssysas.eh Xiyua
tAae Ass ~ IN y ~ favesits M fDsse Isdss
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~ Pr Ma Dsss 0esAa ess 4, hsopbay D
r rSss ~. - 1sia sosses, 49,. ""'
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Among the victims of the recent robbery
1t Corinne, was, we learn, that eloquent dis
pensef 81 table lightning odr du6hda,n
friend /. 8. Wild, late Of Virgins, City.
His only garment. whereto the Byronic or.
nament 10 attached was misDing after the
visitation. lie hes our sympathies II that
10 any abstraction and they don't require
washing, Ex, Sec, +. might, in consider
ssioanH Of that bail loom dispatch In Vifsinis,
send . half dozen Of Wards French yoke"
ANY sire win 1t. ''t'''
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Deer Lslss CITY, q 3s,s'asek = ..
December 9Th, 1854. WIS
Deer LsdC-W.L.' Irvine, HjG. Walton,
r. T. Kennon. James N. York, u. Perrine,
J. B. Wilcox. IN --'''' q III
Prairie Gulch-I. n. Buck.
Poneer-Gcorge Carothers.
highland NJ. Mills.
Butte Cyty-William Wheeler.
Lincoln David Culp.
French GuIeA-Janes Preston.
Petit Jurors Summoned t. Appear It 2
s'elsek p: II, December 8, 1859.
PionssrJ. slothnr, Alex. De Long, vii.
liam Lang, William Mellon. ~, .y,, ,'%s
&loer Bop-Isaac Dean, c. Simmons, J.
Spears, John Mills, Charles Warren, "A. w.
Campbell.
German Gu!eh-. Bennett, J. c. Weis.
sell, L. A. Cummings, -. Gardner.
Rkes Psak-R w. Barry, -72.lU,
Yreka-J. F. <Feathermsn.
Henxesses-Alexandet Wright.
BwNe-R. Chamber.
Hell Gase-W. T.-Owen, Thomas Stark.
BlaekfeoL Otis Strickland.
Deer Lodge-H. Quinlan, J. L. Goodwin.
E. Fl. Irvine.
Aoose Creek--. Harvey.
Lineoln-G. w. Buck.
Highland Frank Beck, Geo. c. Swallow.
6nou Skoe-E w. Prior.
= Bear 7o,en--l. 6wcctland. e"'} ''s"Si
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4 little bit Of row occurred lase night
BY some parties hsaving rocks ct Celestial
bsgnto o. Nails stnoet, ,end lheg secupants
thereof returning the compliment with the
contents Of six shooter No damaees,
The location Of these Chinese prostitutes on
the public thoroughfares, 10 . nuisance.
They have MORE bras0 s4roa>oy tAeR ~
nstivc.borns, who take to retired streeta
But It b questionable, q lsast, whether thai
snsehod Of tasishing thsoissspsdienA.~A
general law agpinst their sjeeaeien On main
steests twosh drive nine.tsnihs qf ~ Qhi.
nese from thslr present locpaieas, and shouli
be enacted. Nf-1 q 40 t'LtJ~h !
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Reads. -Wementione recently the build.
ing Of road up the Little Blackfo6t between
Meads' and Blsckfoot City. Mr.. NJ has
pushed the work ahead With great energy
employing ten men-and the road will be
completed by next Monday. II saves come
distance, and the road Is transferred fol
severHl miles from the dangerous, >edioua
and tortuous hills TO the level, safe, shelter.
ed and direct valley. The grades around
points, and three or four bridges, plsuked
with two-inch stuff, are exccllently built. All
credit 10 Mead
Mr.. J. J. Dounhoucr 10 also working ten
men aud two or three teams on the Green.
horn gulch road, and will have It completed
by December I. This evadcs the Mullsn
crossing, 20 steep . 70 be barely practicable
for loaded wagons, and puts the road up q
canyon where . grade of II inches to the
rod can be obtained.
Mr.. Clark has not yet completed the Clark
Till road. When 1t is done, the coach roa,i
from Hclens IN Deer Lodge will be splendid.
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~ Mas. +. B. McKINSTRYS BOARDING. HousE
d SrREEr, OPPOSITE CouRr HoUsE, DEER LoDsE.
win be opened for the reception Of Regular and
Transient guests Monday noon, November lsth-
Board, Der Week. 3l3N Currency
Single Meals, 100 do
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The Legislature win convene ID Virginia Deesssbes
a., q H. T., bat the lovers of good Lquoss and
Cigars convene every evening at Nae's Brown jug,
in the Open House, HeisaA
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~ OUR CITIZENS ars fostunate IN having soo>
Of the bestconducted places Of Amusement IN the Ter
ntosy. Reng ~ WY hest q thspe 4t>sd ~ = Z
stsis q - ~ thet &fos ~ asii1s esa.
eastSn city, - viii ~ ~ cxe(eest q
Wines Liquors snd Cigar, & tks txos.sIoS Hevli.a
Al.sy Main street. Peg ISssgs leok for the llani-
"Charles Peter" negro boy, blind Of
IN eye, puts heavy card In The Gsssttl
against Capt Fisk, and then the HsraM
gets Charles Peters in and Charles peters
out II looks like 4 bed case of Black male!
Charles" IL highly oolored; - ars hiscards;
therefore his object 10 not plain. What Dr..
Rsins can't Do, the LITTLE Afrie cap-he haa
IN eye aAklslo she w,lfaiss Helena 81
b wood saMyse; aassb 6vidnE6rom III
saw buck" In his signasureA II Charles
Of bic own acoosd woad saw cord wood
The di0inutive Ethiopian n To accumulA.
ton Of fuel woad live happier.
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General QatAttin House
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jye0

-: -. $50 1ENAkDl @"' 4
sseaysa bs6 Uslsassl0e Il Juos N&a5
So1t ngAEtdaA 1oess; sew \ l.e4 1o0 WAioe Sese
beaDdsd n eole1 sh0uIoE. my 1a.s ~ tan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - ,elssi 7.
hind feet white, strip b fses. osDDsss1 . havg
u Re'aes'siAehse ose, llohsNb1vs
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d. 4 II. Mtehell va severely injured
by . fractious, horse On "Wednesday, bat IL
recovering rapidly. ..r'"'
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LOCAL NEWS.
wANrED-Deer Lodge County Warrants. Sos
which cash will be paid. Apply q o0oe a
NIv NoDTn- W8sT.

The ytern.-The severest and most ex.
xcnsive gale we have heard Of for long
time, occurred on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday last We have accounts Ut it from
hers 70 the English coast, destroying forests,
towns and shipping. There was little wind
in Deer Lodge, nothing extraordinary. but
IL blew perfect hurricane toward Helena.
The coach coming out was detained seven
hours-quitc frequently the team swung
directly around, and in one instance ran q
half mile before It could be stopped. Just
beyond Downhouers, a:foot traveller VA
blown down, his overcost split and torn
from his back, and his hands and knees fear.
folly lsccrstcd Pebbles half as large ~
hen eggs were hurled along the roal AT
Downhouers, the passengers positively re.
fused to come farther until the storm abated,
and Brad" who was blind from the storm
Of sand. gladly acccped the situation. The
fence around the Fashion Course at Helena
was blown down, and great damage done
TO fences along the entire road-wherc there
arc Ny. With its disastrous effects else.
where, the kilograms arc replcte.
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F0R THE 04ATDA-My. A. II. Beatue,
our old 1ompanioD tonFAhe Montana Pose,
leaves for Chicago % Monday 70 Be absent
until March. He 10 the making of one Of
|I31f6R( hs1 sihAYexkdesti t19ssisja; eAliith
IN edge On his .>ansusi for - susmy like Z
daqppd drill asd . devotion r. bid
friends that would put Damon to blush,
God spssd, my boy, md don't come bach
stngtS6osE sniba-IE voE
|HIT:-k3.;-s>.-
~DRY GOODS DY 1XPREDA -N6ox6 lloeA
I ca Esosivs StGy wi5jtat1t t1shsDA.a fAst hsigAt
direct fFoo T. Lash anA NV Yeti, ~ Gsst seyiee
4Ig nlsa - ~ u l. - ~
WY 110oe01. .ssgnaL kau.gt. I
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~ NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CO. sCRIP.--l
viii take Deer Lodge County Scrip 10 exchange fos
Ready Made Codins aud oil other kinds OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Wood and Iron Turning done.
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Utah ''Repsgter."--For some cause, to
10 unknown, the Utah Reporsys did not ex.
xhaags with usspM he papsr passed into
possession of the Printes' Publishing Com.
pany, . short time since Throw comes reg
ularly; much improved typographically-
keen, vigorous and sparkling il allits page,
and seemingly prosperous kind Of good
nature in ito tone. AS1sishsul Reporter d
surer than Q Pnonhet Give ~ some O that.
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NEW DAHD19tn0P, next door to Scott House
SAasi,0 ~ Hals Cutting doas IN lrsteiass style
Cssesosn ~ guaranteed 0oeth. sasy shave. Dsog
kNs5acAe ri hor1qC ra93 S1&
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21
G u ID IL.

HAVANA. May 20.-The reports of the
landing of filibusters which are in cir
culation cannot be traced to any au-
thentic source. No EXPEDITION has
landed near Sagua. The steamer Sal
vadore has gone to some other point.
1t is impossible for expeditions to effect
landing at any point on the coast be-
tween Havana and Nuevitas, as the
Spanish cruisers are very numerous all
along that line, and in any other part
of the island it would be difficult for
expeditions to find foothold, owing to
the watchfulness of the Government.
Sympathizers with the revolution COM
plain of Admiral, Hoffs dispatches,
published in the New-York papers.
But the intelligence given in those dis
patches is as trustworthy and correct
as can possibly be obtained under the
circumstances, and can be objected to
only because it discredits the exaggera-
ted reports which are set afoat by Gu
ban partisans. Admiral Hoff enjoys
the unlimited confidence of the Ameri-
can residents here. The report is oAic-
tally confirmed that the rebels have
burned the town OF Manicaragua. The
Savanilla railroad is again in running
order.
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$ II A L N.

MADRID, May 20.-Dispatches have
been received here announcing that
about 1000 of the adherents of Queen
Isabella, under Gasset aud Pezuela,
have assembled at Perpignan, city in
France, on the Spanish frontier. At
last accounts they were nearly ready to
cross the border. The Government has
taken the necessary steps to prevent
such Invasion, if possible.
Senior CASTELAR, made great speech
to day in the Cortes in favor of estab
fishing a repulic. He eloquently refer
red to.the example OF the United States
aud praised their form of government
with enthusiasm. There is great agita-
ton in Barcelona and Saragossa in favor
of a republic.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21
The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers a
nea- Thomas VanName, Esq, of S

nea, Thomas VanName, Esq, of ST.
Louis, Mo-, land we belieye) a native of
this city, has invented new process of
grinding grain of all kinds, by which all
the oil in the grain is retained, and the
grain while being ground, remains per-
fectly cool. Meal or -four made by his
process, is warranted to keep in any
climate, and for any period, and retain
all its original sweetness. Practical tests
have been made of the -four and meal,
and it's superior qualities over the same
products made by the old system of
milling admitted. The inventor be
ieves his mill will entirely revolution
ize the present mode of grinding grain
It will do three times the work in the
same time, and with less power and
cost than the present system. One of
our fellow-citizens has seen the mill and
its products, and eaten of bread made
from the -four, and thinks the inventor
cannot fail in what he now claims. Sev-
eral years have been devoted by Van
Name on his mill, and he is now max
ing arrangements to manufacture in
Newark, N. j., where his fathers fami-
ly reside. We are glad that he intends
to give his native State the benefit Of
locating so valuable an invention with
in its borders
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21

FORTUNE TELLERs IN Boston.
of the editors of the Post recently visi-
ted seventeen fortune tellers in that
city, in quick succession. The editor
sums up the information he received
thus
"Four times we have been told that
we were engaged in no business at all,
and as many more that our affairs and
prospects were never more furnishing
or satisfactory. Repeatedly we have
been advised that we should speedily
change our business and place of abode;
and that somewhere in the Western
world we were yet to make our mark.
On the other hand we were destined to
be fixture in Boston, and were so well
satisfied with our present calling that
we should never change. We were not
married, but great many pretty mai
dens stood ready to help us out of that
difficulty Then in less than an hour
before any serious change could take
place in the region of the heart, where
cupids holds strong skirmish line, we
were married, and the father of several
roguish boys and bright-eyed girls.
Thus far in life we had enjoyed good
health were free of infirmities, and
stood good chance to live full four
score years. In less than twenty -four
hours this sweet hope was buried, and
we were advised that death would over
take us suddenly and soon.
But in the face of this expose hun
dreds of people will rush to the fortune
tellers enumerated for advice and infor
nation.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21
Safest photographic Nelrs,

There are now at st. Louis 81 barges
loading iron ore for Pittsburgh and
other points.
The steamer Australia, from New Or
leans, is in Key West for the purpose
of having her boiler repaired.
1t is reported that the Hon. VIM
McDougall is to be appointed Governor
of the new Province of Assiniboin,
Canada
A bill to incorporate company to
lay telegraph wires from Montreal to
England via Greenland, Iceland, and
FARGO Islands has passed the Canadian
Parliament.
August Doughert, u German, com
mitted suicide at Baltimore yesterday
by shooting himself through the head
with pistol. He was employed as night
Waterman at Guys Hotel
E. s. Cleveland retired from the
Hartford Post-Office yesterday, Gen
E. W. Whitaker, the new appointee,
taking possession.
The British ship reported wrecked
30 miles east of Key West is the Col
conda, from Pensacola for Liverpool,
and not the Caledonia.
The second trail of Mulhall, at Cleve
land, fer aiding and abetting the MUIR
der of Skinner, has resulted in ver-
dict of murder in the first degree.
A foot-race took place yesterday at
Worcester. Mass, between the Indians
Deerfoot and Young Steep Rock. The
distance was five miles, for purse !:
of 5000. The race was won by the for
mer time, 272315.
The forthcoming Bank Commission
ers' Report will show the aggregate de-
posts in New-Hampshire savings banks
to be SIT, 269,000, an increase of $2,.
S38, 332 during the past year. These
are 38 savings banks, and 81, 931 deposi-
tors.
Yesterday number of persons as
sembled at Crane Hill Cemetery, near
Louisville, Ky, and decorated the
graves of Confederate soldiers. A
poem was chanted by the choirs of the
principal churches of Louisville. and af-
ter prayers for the repose of the dead,
the crowd dispersed.
The President and his Cabinet, with
General Sherman and heads of depart
ments, will witness the decoration of
the graves at Arlington, next Saturday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21

Bay The regular May meeting of the
New Jersey Historical Society, was held
In Newark yesterday.
Mr. w. A Whitehead read very
interesting paper reviewing some of the
prominent circumstances conn ected
with the settlement of Elizabethtown,
in which he showed that the settlement
was made under concessions by Berk-
ley and Carteret, and not, as many
have asserted through Indian grants
The results of the examination by Mr.
Whitehead demonstrated that although
the acts of Governor Nichols, as the re-
preventative of the Duke of York, which
effected the tract known as New Jersey
of a date subsequent to its transfer to
Berkeley and Carteret, were legally void,
yet there was no evidence now obtain
able of any desire on the part of the
proprietors to set them aside, provided
their terms were acceded by those to
be benefited by them, namely, the
payment of a certain quit-rent, and the
performance of such obligations as
might be prescribed by those exercis-
ing authority under the Duke.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21
TRIAL OF INCENDIARTEs.

BosToN, May 20.-The preliminary
examination of John F. Costello and
William f. Prussia on the charge of
setting fire to their stores in Marlboro,
in March, 1868, resulted yesterday in
holding the accused for trial. They
obtained 1000 insurance on the prop
erty burned, from the Yonkers and
Home Insurance Companies offices in
New York
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21
FIRE ANDLOss OF LIFE.

DAYTON, Ohio, May 20.-A fire broke
ont in the Winthrop House, frame
building, about o'clock this morning,
and it was entirely destroyed. A man
named Wilkinson was burned to death,
and several others severely burned,
one supposed fatally. There were 80
or 35 persons in the house at the time
who escaped by jumping out Of the up
per story windows the fire originating
under the stairway, thus cutting off
this means of escape.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-21

BosToN, May 20.-The first mass re-
hearsal of the Boston singers in the
Peace Jubilee Chorus, numbering over
5000, took place in Music Hall last
evening, under the superintendent of
Carl Zerrhan, and is pronounced by
musical critics an extraordinary sue
cess. In numbers it was the largest
chorus ever assembled in this country.