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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

8etbe @ldse finb reid nit gprratben Don
Sttefeln unb S9uben aussetattet unb wer
bieie @ei9dfte NIT ibrer portbeilbaften mad
@ation unb @pben fets Observation-Disclosures
Guswab1 einmal beiu9t, wirb, wenn er nod
ntht su fetnen &unben seb6rt, iA tbnen Bet
seie1en unb SER @9lief tpirb iie aae aufa
bette b%ebienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Gin 5err aus SQinoiS, ber uns Scrseiern
It, unlersr Office beiudte, tbeilt nit, bab bsr
@ai3sn cine balbe Dur@lanittsernte ersab unb
baB Weli9forn bas 9auptprcbutt Don SQ'ncis
uur ! Grnte lieirt. Man bate cine fprtwab-
rente Golse Doh Reseni9auern pabrenb hss
Griblinss uub @ommers unb Siel BON benz
uiebrisen Garmlanbe blieb miBig lieeen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

5@uIratb.-Der S@ulratb bate an,
Wonta9 Mbenb cine @ibung.
Der @sbalt Der 2ebrerinnen fir bic Glemen,
tar>ala1en auf $3.50 erbGbt.
Cine propOition be6 5rn. 3en3ius, lit ben
SHentli9sn S9ulen @eiansunterridt 3u ertbei-
len, tparb Bis CUR na9iten gsrlammluns suriid'
eelest.
Das Gpmmitte, wel9snt bic Mnselesenbeit
besislidR Der fatb. Sdulen ibermieien tpar,
bra@te fulsenoeu 8eri9t ein:
9n ben @9ulratb.
Das unterssi9nete Committee. BEN bic Cont
n,unifatipn tes &eS. SobnSrelanb u. gerY Nes.
Clemens @taub iiberwieleu par, beridtei
a@tunsspugR bab Is ben Snbalt bss
Communication reiFi9 erposen une &es. Sobn
Srlanb tpie ben anbern 9errn @elesenbeit &C.
asben bat weitre Grflarunsen 5u MAIDEN.
Die unterbreiteten g,rpppltipnen finb tbatlaGlid
folsenbe:
1. Dag bic Gatbebrals uno 9immelfabrts'
19u!en [unter bisiem Namen b%efanntl ioQen
unpersasli9 bsm @9olratb CUR 8eaufI9tigt ing
unb gpntrple iicertrasen peroen : bic @ebaa'
li9teiten mietefrei CUR 8enusuns tpabrsne BEL
@@ulfunben sefeat perben, pbne baB hebbalt
Der @9ulratb fir gerlure bur@ Geuer &c. per-
autuortli9 pare.
2. DAP bic Sdulen 1T allen @a9en ben
&eseln unb gerprpnuuaen bes @9ulbparbs
%unterwprfen iein lpQeu.
Sbr Gummite tann feline 8eeBlt9e pbsr esu'
tationeQe Ginwenbunsen segen bic propontrts
uebertrasuns Der pbeneenanaten @@ulen an
S9ulratb our9 Sene, pel@e bieseituns baben,
fnben, ebsnip tpenis piirbe ber 8oarb burd BIZ
Mnnabme risier YrOpuitipn bon ieiasm bisberi'
sen Stanbpunft abwei9en.
Mdtungsspu unterbreitet
8. s. @ibIeN
Spbn Mattpds,
81. 9. TarreL
Gpmmitte.
Rep. Subn Mattpds, Superinteneent bes
Sfenti9en @9ulen, besleitet eieien 8eri@t mil
eiuer qualification, bic f9 ni@t iitsr bic at'
muspbare" zines literaril9en v@&naberbupf'
erls" erbebt unb tpprin Ct tpit ein9fobr eri@sint
bas pput Winoe bin unp ber s~ttrieben pirt.
Muf Mntras bes Snipetturs 9opare narb BIZ
@nselesenbeit bis su sinsr@ ps,ialisuus am 16'
Mus. suridselest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
TQrm 3u p~erfaufen !

i'm Tpwnibip Sem CANADA. &amieY So.
uur 4 Meiten BON 81. gaul, an ter gpbitegear qate9fuab,
1 Meile BON Qafe pbalen unb ca. 20 &utben petlid BON
Der Superior Babn, pra6tSpa eeleeen unb betehenb in
1874 Ader Qanbes nit 8ebaufung.
Sas Gan3e 1T unter 8ultur, e~ineefenst unb nit @etraibe
uab @drtneretiaden ansepFanat. Diefe barauf befnoli4e
Grnte, bic mad Beieben NIT Der garra setauft werben. fam,
rirb Seben, Der bas Qanb bet4tiet, Won Der 5rudtbarfeit
unb Der Site be1eben uber3eueen.
Man menbe It'd YeriSnlid pber fdriftlid an ben Gieens
Thinner pbiltpp &pbn auf benz glase C9pReSfaee
ct. Saul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Neue ptipen.-2l FOLDER fnbIbie-
{erIaee fir bic 2nte@ Superior 8abn aus pbila~
belpbia ausefommen unb bereits IN Opera
f;nn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
Ser 80 a +.

Ssben, bic i@ nabsr fir bieies l1nternebmen
intsreiiren deer ~beisutreten tpini&ea, iomubl
ale nabere austunft gu ertbeilen ais aud Gin.
iI9t tn bic Bid + unb bic S~,eanilation ber@e.
ieQ19aft su eepdbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
ct. Neters 11nterftntune8=8 erein

Das Rranfenz 6 pn.ntittee bes ct. peters l1nterfisuness
gerein BON, 1. Mpntas I'M Nusuf bis Jun, 1. Mpntas in.
Sept. beaebt aus ~folsenben 6erren:
Sbern Dtfriift Sos. @ieien. 81. getsr unb Is.
Ctr. 4. Marb, Sos. Saufen, ct. Yeter Str. bet atnn,s
e~eeenaber.
Grpeerie @tpre; Srbn Wasim, swif4en /. anb Ste Warb.
Trant S&Itd d, Ger.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
SffictelIe 9tabt=3ettun q.
2pcal = 9%feuigfetten*

BS Das 3eitunssseies it, baB teias w.
beaeluns ansenommen unb bab Der Mbbe-
teller als Mbonnent betradtet unb feline 3ei~
tuns bis gum Sage bere@net pirb, no er bieIe
u II ; bic anbern &adfdnbe auf 5eaer unb
Yfennis be3ablt. Die 3eit fit tpel9e Der
Nbbpnnent bas 8latt beaeQt, tuirb sana be.
re@nst tros leiner 8esabluns Der &iidiance
biz gum Mbb%saellunestaee wenn bieies
Dor benz Gabe Der beiteaten 3eit it. IS gilt
tarit bic &eeel, taB mir bieies @eieb frift
bur9fabren.
8efelunsen perben eineetraeen ; bel jeber
monatlidsn, baltiabrli@en unb idbrlidea Mb-
i9liebuns Der Bidder unb j:bem Snsuiee in4n>
ialas sebrad1 uno 8u@fibrer arteiten pie BE-
tannt ni9t umicua. l1ebriseus ,utrb es feinem
Gbrenmanne i'm Gntferntel1en einfaQen fd fol-
der fleinliGen 9anblunesweiie idulois gu ND
den unb es fnb muir bic ~leltenen Musnabmen
BON perionen, bic ni9t aus (9 isltf 70 sielger-
fanb unb Gbrsefabl baben, an bic mir uniere
@arnuus ri@ten, eb' pir lie eeri9tli9 ~telansea
uper tn bic f9warse 9ife ieBet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Der Stabtratb bate an, Dienfas Mbeno
cine @isuns.
Den Gurnern tparb bic BenuBuns tes Granf=
lin Yarts beimxurnfef bepiQist.
Die Beamten r~1fatteten ibre monatligen Be.
ridte.
Cine Orbinan1 her 81. paul unb Minaea-
polls Nir Zine 81. 81. So. sewi0e &e&te gu Ser=
leibsn, sparb bonn Strabeneommitte einsebra@t
Dieielbe eitt bsr Gumpaenis bas @e&t auf
Nonto @traee in bic @tabt 81 tommen spn
bort binlber mad ber @abalbau @trabe bieis
(e binab bis gun, Gourtbaus, ebenio Don @a-
baibamfr: bic 10. ctr. unb Grove ctr. binab
III ben Depots in ter untern Stabt S@ienen su
lesen. @enislens ! Der gabn fuQ innerbalb
eiaen1 SABRE eebaut tuerben. Die Srbinan3
mar AT bas betrefenbe Gommitte ~referirt.
Dit Orbinaa3 gum !3tpede has frsie 5eruna-
laufen sun8aben tpdbrenb bergfa@t gu Serbieten,
iol bon. gounbmaltr einfweilen ni@t naebr en-
f%preirt serben, bis Ct (na@ BEN gesuta@ten
berlelben bur@ ben @%tabtanwalt) tpieber ba3u
a~uturilrt tuirb.
Den Geuer>G ontpaenien wurben ie 500 b.
piQist.
@pn.naifFoners tuurbeu eraannt ben Ser
lut III GrSfuuus ber 13ten Strabe ab;ui9asen.
Gin 8ei@lub Der ct. paul unb @icur Gity
Gilenbabn So. 81 sebieteu, ibre Irbeittn an Der
2euee einfeQen, neil lie has Glubbett p~erreneten
unb Der 8ride Sdabea 3~ufieten, tparb ben,
QeYee Gpntite iberpieltn.
Golsenbe Mnsebpte fur ben 8au besSpriben=
bnuieS in Der er1en Marb trurben U~erIe1en,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Die 8eamten resp. bas Direttortm bes
u@anberer" 1T felt Der bel Der lesten iabrlt-
&ea@ Notwithstanding ant 2.Nug. 1869 ab-
sebaltenen Mabl fplsenbes:
YrGlbent.-WerY &eS. Gle NJ @taub
O. S. B.
Geeretar. - Bernard ORTIZ us.
@1aBmeifer. - NitpIauS BureS.
Beiseprbnete Dirtttoren. sri Rubn,
ri d. Cid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Gin Gontraft fir ben Bau eiaeS 5priBen.
bau1es in ber l. @arb tpar nit ben Niebrisf>
bietenben absui@lieben anseurbnet. Derielbs 1T
@crnelius Gales NIT $250O.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED THREAT TO STAB woMAN.-Jesse
Gossler was yesterday arrested and taken before
Judge Dowing, at the Tombs, on charge of threat
enihg to stab Margaret Moore. On being arrested
large case knife was found In his possession. Judge
Downing at the T0mbs Police Court before whom ne
was taken, ordered his commitment for trlai on
charge OF carrying concealed weapon.
ONE Boy SrABs ANoTHER.-Just after the Elm
street school closed yesterday afternoon some OF the
boys engaged in playing marbles in Benson street.
TWO boys. Thomas Mario, of 1874 Mott street. and
Patrick Sullivan, Of IS Mulberry street. go{ INTO
dispute. when the latter stabbed the former IN the
right arm with jack knife innicttng deep ana
ugly cut Od1cer White, Of the Fifth preclnct ar.
resteQ several OF the boys and took them before
Judge Downing, at the TQplbs, who, on hearing the
facts Of the case, committed the boy Sullivan for ex.
animation
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED TurEF.-Specia) ofiicer
Tuy, Of the Fifteenth precinct yesterday arraigned
before Justice Dodge Hugh Won Esler on the charge
OF entering the room Of Mrs. G. I. Stone. No. 14o
West Fourth street. and stealing about $500 worth
Of clothing. 1t Seens that the accused went 70 the
house as boarder few days ago, and was assigned
q room connecting BY folding doors that had bS4p
Closed up with the one from which the property was
missed. On Monday night, while Mrs Stone was az
supper the communicating doors were Iorcea open
aud the property taken, It Is supposed BY the &C.
ctsed. He was remanded to the station house.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
THE iIarifiiniiSS II n homtiDE CASE.
Close or the Coroncr's Investignticn-The Ale
legged Murderer Unknown.

CIose OF the Coroncr's Investigation-The Al.
legged Murderer Unknown.
In the case OF City Marshal Alexander Lippmann,
who died from the effects OF violence received while
in the discharge Of his duty heretofore reported
IN the HERALD, Coroner schirmer yesterday con-
cluded the investigation ct his once, in the City
Han. Below win be found the only important test-
mopy given and the verdict Of the jury
TESTIMONY OF MRS. LEVY.
Brunette Levy, Of $50 Orchard street. deposed that
she was standing In the door OF her house between
four and i've O'Clock on the afternoon Of the day Mr.
Lippmann was assaulted; heard deceased ask Mr.
Freund for the keys, but the latter refused to give
them up; deceased asked for the keys two or three
times and Freund refusing, deceased sent some one
for an oucer but ala not fnd one; the witness saw
nem near the house. Whose name the witness
does not know, then came over and commenced
head with his nss knocking his hat OH the painter
iwho, think had sandy whisKersl, took up piece
OF wood from an adjoining house where building was
going on and struck deceased on the right SIDE ol
she head; before picking up the wood the man was
kept back by two others; he then struck the blew
the deceased falling down Immediately after being
deceased his hat having been thrown on before ,s
remark, n1ss % the s jew ''S" not ' dead ysE ihs
then s~S % ase wnc and
ton 6f the man who struck deceased, except that
be had on painters Clothes wore sandy w4sser' n
''e Several otnss w,tpesses were examined, but the
testimony elected fullsq to develop the nsmc H., y
Or c"esif other particular Of much importance
The case was thsn snhmttsa V the Jury VINO
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
SUICIDE IN wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

A Man Pcrforates Himself with Pistol Balls-
CorOner's Inquest.
Westminster county furnished an additional
tragedy yesterday, which for determined self-de-
struction has certainly few parallels. The victim
who has fallen by his own hand was Charles H. Starr,
well known in the village Of Taytown, where for the
past eighteen months he has acted superintendent
Of the gas works az that place. Being young and
energetic man, deceased was entrusted with the
practical management Of the gas works, and 1t was
generally understood gave entire satisfaction to his
employers. OF late, however, 1t Is known that he
forgot himself 90 far as to drink imm0derately,
but invariably abstained from the habit
during business hours, 80 that no complaint
Of neglect Of duty was thought Of by the company.
AssyeS s was sa % led him to
tract debts and otherwise involve himself pecu-
niariy, which preyed upon bis mind and drove MN MN
are alleged for the sefmurder Of Starr, all reports
agreeing in the fact that latterly he mas appeared
The deceased left his boarding house as usual yes
terday morning, at nalf.past SIX O'clock and , &C.
eSaSns coronsr Smith @ sna jdf he appeared low prssa
The same witness also testiaed to the de-
ceassas remarking that matters were going wrong
W. Was ni insured sn FOR $3.50 ke S Would not Be
long In this word: Xftar going to the once
the Gas works borrowed pistol containing six
chambers from iriend saying that he wished 20
| gnOOJ b Cals Win lOdueu Wcupou III LIS POo-
session starr then went TO the gas house, and after
waiting until the employees had gone to breakfast ne
The testimony Of Dr. Dagairns who made post
| mortem examination Of the body, 1t would ap.
pear from the wounds that deceased first
Shot himself in the right side Of the head the ball
glancng from the skull and penetrating the scalp,
| making a wound Of about two inches In length
Finding that Intellectual he fred again, the ball
striking in the centre OF his forehead acturing the
frontal bone and causing compression Of the brain
| the ball remaining partially embedded IN the skull
from whence 1t was extracted In fattened state.
AS the second shot did not produce tnstan
death, the left breast received q third bulle
below the heart and near the fourth RIB; and thii
not having the desired eject the pistol was lowered
| to the ffth rib, and the fourth leaden messenger
passing through the lungs penetrating the bronchia
| artery caused instant death, from excessive
hemorrhage. When found deceased's vest was on
nre and the revolver lying by his slde AS his watcn
| was missing 1t was at first thought he had been
| had left 1t for repairs on Monday evening.
After short delioeration the jury returned yer
| dict, "that deceased came to his death BY pisto
shot wounds inflicted by his own hand, while tabor
| ing under temporary depression OF mind" De
| ceased was about thirty years old, and native o.
| pepkakill.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
RECEPTION Al GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 90.

The scholars OF the district In which this school Is
situated held high holiday yesterday on the occasion
OF a reception Of persons interested In education
In this city. The boys were all clean and
neat-something uncommon for the neigh
borhood In which they live-whlo the
girls were really charming. The proceedings peing
OF rather too lengthy nature to admit OF the PR
mary department participating In the exercises,
further reception for their exclusive benent VIII take
place ct the school before vacation one word as TO
the new building. Most grammar schools In New
adapted to the purposes of education; but grammar
no % pssI ed M ., Ss
arranged or ventilated, and the primary depart
ment Is equally satisfactory. The play Grodnd,
9Susa suy amount as0S1s u youSS ss and
are clean and well built. The class rooms are per. p
feet little boudors and the orS ,y
one seeing the interior Of the edice would desire to
be little boy or girl In this dingy quarter only 70
na idn nine pl O'CLOCK Tho exercises commenced aud
Ss$ H ss. 4 hSars@ g ssG T E.
r. A. Larremore. General John Cochrane B. smith @
isaac Bell Magnps Gross William lanes ssw a. + James n
Kelly, william Fischer, J. wanger ana Henry L.
slote. ..u.ro,cod st nine A.
NJ MT Charles E. Loew presiding, and were con.
tnued to eleven 800 being present ana " .ne
girls lasted On ssyspa 20 @ Exceeding a
Tke exercises by the male scholars CONSISTED aiter
appropriate PRAYERS ana me resane % q ,ns n sSs Sbo
~ % sones' solos and cn6ruses,. interspefsed
with addresses and svsn rscta9p: TSs
rsEIsa Es,t e1srs'sf senss JOIN cocsne Mr. EssmoSs
and and Dr. sdllIyan made speeches which were wen
sJvssi e H. ssss q T. % H Anderson made vss,
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
CsHIPTR0LLER,s OFFICE.

Bids Received for Street Opening BOnds-
The Extension of Church Street.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon Comptroller
Connolly opened proposals for sl,ooO.oo worth OF
Street Opening and Improvement bonds, authorized
by section Of chapter $685. laws OF lS6 These bonds
are issued for the purpose Of paying the assess
ments charged against the Mayor, Aldermen and
Commonalty of the city Of New York. in the matter Of
widening and extending Church and other streets
mentioned in said act The bonds are to bear in
terest at the rate Of per cent per anpQm paya
BILE semi-annually on the first day Of May ana
November Of each year, and the principal viii be
redeemed In successive annual instalments Of
$3.50 900, commencing on the 1st day Of November,
1870 Tveuty-seyen bids In all were received, and
the following are the names Of the bidders, the
aInounts they bid for and at what rate:--
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

the nrocaaAnoa ere altogether OF the nat stale and
unprohtable kind There were thirty-tw0 cases on
the calendar of which sixteen were charges Of as
saut and battery fourteen charges OF petty larceny
one of Indecent exposure and one OF Violation OF
corporation ordinance. AZ usual the court room was
crowded and the lawyers were as thick as leaves In
Vallambrosa.
SUITED WITH AN INsULAR ABODE
Blackvell,s Island has evidently, in the eyes OF
VIM. Crudan. all the romantic attractions Of the
famed "Isle Of Beauty,n of which Tom Moore writes
in such graphically langud strains. To him the Isle
Of wight would be q Utopian land. The introduc-
tinr of Crudan TO court and his prediction for IN
sular retreats was brought ABOUT through Nv. two
terv One Of the complaipants was ofacer Warren,
Eleventh precinct ana tns Stner tSat ten 1nsn
sSsafS5 tSs SStn moss Servsss puasc
,nS MSu crudan RI & pleaded guilty to both Charges.
Island - asked Judge Downing, after his plea OF
guilty: g5y.. ao,.,
'only ave days, you went up the last time far as
saalt and battery, didn't your"
SSS .Nosning ing; wcaia waSi suit y ne Ssttsr."
"Why do you like the Island %
Its g healthy there no wn'kes ana
sWs III r send sa you three months on each charges
wy op o1as the present. Am much obliged your Honor
AS the prisoner turned to leave, which ne did un,
der the courteous escort OF an oMcsr ms pleaSea sc
looks fully confirmed the feeling Of obligation he had
4 PUBLIC POLICEMAN vs. a PRIVATE wATSHMAN.
THESE separate conservatory OF the pubic peace
and private properly DO not seem TO Dtcn toget4eF
a%sa0 %sn III osaSass sfsss Rsss ssssnR$
Twentyninth precinct with beating MIN, or, IN the
prescribed language Of the statute assaut ana oatte
II rather OF 5ue lSl broad
cotK and brass buttons and shield, take position
at the prisoners bar; but such was the melancholy,
demorahzina spectacle presented ~ tne presehs m
Of Tay % shocked at
ifctty Of CONVERSATIONS had BY McKenhy, as ne al
legged, with represen( (atiyes Of the DENT monde
"You should not talk with those GIRLS" said Tuiy
"Til tax with whom please" said McKenny to
These words led to other words, till Tully. ss Nc
nation and gave him sound beating. There wert
several policsm 81 called wh could throw no ~ gai en-
on the matter ad one u partcnar wno Was az ~ m nv
at the time The Judges were ~ 20 St; NJ;
| Of the charge. but suspended sentence.
| WOKE UP THE WRONG PASSENGER.
Frederick Mqsse butcher, was charged WIZ nsa
iaa aoWn on stSop and being tired ie asleep
Of HS nis Ss feet and soid MN to Get up aud get.
"Go to the ID" spoke up M9ssel; ,oo M d,a
position to heed the ADVICE OF the tired cutter o.
beef 'or I'll arrest you."
Mussel did get up, but the result Of his getting W
"si t p is evident you woke up the wrong passenger
said the Judge, ''but still ne had no business ~ y
make you the target Of the toe Of his boot. hn'
| him ten dollars
of satisfaction lighting up his face as though ne nae
enjoyed the full worth OF his money.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
SUPERIOR COUNT SPECIAL reaM
Declsions

Deci9lon9.
The following decisions were rendered BY Judge
BARBOUR
TOspnshend us. Gould ct dL-Findings &c. Papers
with Special Term clerk.
Romertze Us. East Rtuer National Bdnk-Case
settled as amended and tried In Clerks ofllce.
Before Judge McCunn.
Ledvit ct al. Us BOicver.--M0tion granted.
HIGGINS Us. Merchant ct aL-Motlon granted on
terms.
Hartman Us. Dooson-Motion granted without
costs.
Bai,ev rs. White ct dL-Motion granted.
DOtsOn ct al Us. LOesser ct dl.-Mot16n denied ana
stay OF proceedings vacated.
Clarke et al us. Mdrtin.-Motion granted.
Hod0in Us. Chaplin ct Gi.--M0tt0n granted.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

AN FARrrouALE IN GEORGIA. "A gentleman VINO
resides I'm the lower portion OF the neighD0rlng
county OF Burke was In the city yesterday and save
an interesting account OF an earthquake when was
Seit in his neigliborhood o few days ago. lie lives
some distance from the city, near Demoresce kerrys
on the Savannah river. He states that on last Ingr
an earthquake was felt very distinctly IN that locality.
The shock while II was not severe enough to DO any
great damage, was SUFFICIENTLY severe 70 very serious
nations as soon as IL was felt began to dread the fate
OF Caracas and the other ctieq Of South America,
which have so fearfully suhered from the enecm M ~
these commissions OF nature. The shock moved rom
westerly direction towards the east, thus furnish
ing another fact In support Of the tnSVaz
recently advanced by many distinxuasrn'Sh- r'h
savans Of the Ola World and the New Una. .n1 @ r
Quakes were advancing towards the risina sun n rh
were desertlnQ the Pacific for the Auanlc. LIE
houses near Demorests Ferry were now sSaIes -
fro BY the force OF the CONFUSION, tue Wnu~ ,a
rafted az In osie of wind ond many pancs Oh gioss
were shattered Fortunately though SO vUrn nraaon ~
only lasted for very snort 'e ~ nave he"n apout ten
Seconds-xugusta Caronicle aud se'H'''e'' Rav ~
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
WOMAS,S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.

There was business meeting Of the National
woman's Suffrage Association at the ONCE OF the
Revolution, No. 40 East Twenythrd street. yester-
day afternoon at three O'Clock. Quite promiscu-
Gus asscmblage OF the strongminded ladies was
present, and many new and somewhat youthful
faces appeared TO grace the movement FOR tpe nSss
time In the absence Of the venerable MRS. stanton.
Mrs. Phelps the, first Vice President, took the chair,
and after the transaction Of the routine business
Miss Anthony took the ncor and said that sqe was
Qratifed to announce upon this, the frst formal
gathering Of the society since Its organization, that
the future viewed in prospect looked propitious and
inviting to those who had labored manv years 70
promote the interests OF over-worked ana oppresseo
II al 9a1s S sqo aS ELOQUENT CHAMPION
in the accession Of Anna Dickinson TO ts ranks ana
VINO had promised to speak on Friday evening ~ 'ne
certain quarters, there yet promised strong op-
position to their work, ye: before their active a,
gaining ground. Women were beginning TO see
that their dearest interests Lay In rgld ana enis-
ing Ss sSs'eM WsS SI Pnre"n WAS becoming specific
remedy for many Of tine Ills that afllict the grea.
body OF those members OF the sex Mno nv 2 ~ 1n y,
very short time II would be able to afford practlSsi
relief to all within the pale OF It's Jurisolc-
on tnav Where n trnSsts ladies' toilet articles OF evsry
description, worsted garments and all Things meee
chase g The psrors had already been hung With
pictures painted by rising female artists, and some
Of them hsd already found admirng patrons. All
the appointments OF the house were IN perfect order
the upper rooms were set apart for committee meet.
ings and the transaction Of auxiliary business. . one
hundred new members joined on SATURDAY and COM
prsed the most talented and energetic female tescn
ers OF the city, They came with the Idea tna' . uuc
other profession was concentrated A IN =
co-operatve movement and they intenueu 'o s
nover Reside this their operations were atfactlne
large share the attention OF the rrssi rri snccseS smr
IN brousing an enthusiasm and an earnest enucavoE
ior ndepndence among the women oi r9 sns snc cDs.
q, i,fftIs nubic interest," and then the meeung al
ourned II is the intention Of the protector - o.
tins movement to have their mouse opens,u 70. - :
general reception once week, wneh e'o'J""'s w
exhibition can be Inspected.