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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHiNeToN, Sept. 81, 1869.

TO the Editor Of the WoRKIHeMAA's Advocate,
WriAGnrite for the ADVOCATE, said Cam-
eron correspondent, at the close Of
the IA hon Of the National Labor
Union. But what shall write ? The Al
vocArE is loaded down with letters from this
and other cities, and am sure that "Nora-
mAcuh" and ID. s. c." keep its readers
fully posted on most matters Of interest,
both practical and abstract. And yet, so
varied is information, SO diverse the mind,
and so different the alment required, that
there is always something to evoke thought
and deduction.
Washington is the seat Of politics. Here
the local rils and tributary streams con-
verge as to a mighty ocean, aud from hence
BY evaporation, Ito carry out the figure
gathered up and condensed by the news.
papers and other modes of diffusion, as
gentle dew, they are scattered over the
whole land. do not think this distillation
however, quite a. bene6cent dew in it's
results. Indeed, amsatisf1ed that the effect
is pernicious, and will eventuats in injury to
the simplicity Of our government, and end
in damage to the public, If not individual
liberty. There is no installing the tendency
or events. The war has rapidly effected
Capitalization in the Federal Government,
and the gath cred power will not be Ielin-
pushed by two Of it's departments-th
lie Qislative and executive. As Tor the Judi
cisry,i is Q misnomer to call it department,
when the legislature can sweep il from exist.
ence BY simple law, and the executive can
refuse force to execute DEGREES. Disguise
be fact ~ We may, the popular mind is be-
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place England. One handred lives were
oy htedamp explosion destroyed. Every
thing hat capital 0eald De was deas to
make appear u vas the aault Of the poor
wOrkre1 that caused The dsssdful sAeriaee
OF lifef although IL Was eassed % every
minee knew, BY the neelsss Of tAs maaaesr
or supk rintendsOt. A hireling press utsereo
daily hudstiOns Of the man. A stuffed and
led july exonsrsted- him fFOm all blame in
their FsrdIct-en enough to make conscience
quite ease. 1t was mot 90. The fact that
he "ktew and dId it mott was too much for
him. He dropped IN few monshA He
sank everlasting rest. Let all nov, tAas
they how il, do their duty 70 prevent fu-
turs 4VOndale horrors from taking place on
the Al lerican continent
Ond word and one only, on the recon-
mend1sion Of the jury on the AvoLdals die
aSter4 They recommend that too shalss DO
sunk where practicable" Th,s 10 simply
nonOehss. In every case q second shaft IL
practA liable; and in England it 10 90, where
mining presents far greater difficulties than
IN Thu country. Let the law be made there
fore. II WILL be q crime net ~ haYe two
shaft or Outlets 70 each mine.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE LABOR UNION
THE CITIZENS TICKET.

Although it has been the policy Of the
Advocate TO take no part whatever in the
struggle between the two leading political
parties for the possession of Office, We deem
It our duty 70 give to the Citizens ticket an
earnest and unqualified support. For some
years past, and indeed since the Outbreaking
OF the war, the attention Of the public, in
all OF our elections, has been engrossed with
matters Of national importance. Our own
local affairs have been In a great measure
overlooked. They have passed in couse-
quence into the hands of designing and I'm.
principled men, who, like vampires, are feed
ing and fattening upon the LIES blood Of
the community. The evil has become in
tolerable. The Republican party must eth
er disavow and destroy them, or they will
destroy II. 10 The present movement We
perceive an earnest and honest effort, on the
part of all engaged in it, to effect this much
needed reform. The working classes have a
deep interest at stake in the matter. Their
burdens are becoming greater than they can
bear. Unworthy and corrupt officials must
give place to honest and worthy men.
The candidates upon the ticket fairly repre-
sent all shades of opinion, and it is believed
that no important interest has been over
looked.
The object Of our labor organization is to
effect reform in all branches Of the govern
ment. There can be no objection to taking
first in hand our own city and county Ai-
fairs. Let the working classes feel that the
Citizens ticket is their ticket, and let q
united support hs Oiven m il A. tha DolI.
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rs Norfolk, Va. James Burcher. Box "a.
" Burlington, VT n Green, box S55.
rs Fall River, Mass F W Chase, box sos.
70 Sua
80 Sus. So
81 Sus.
% Sus. tM
SO Warehouse Point Conn. d p Durham. Z
"a Sus
"a Pittsburg Pa; Fred Sherman, hox 4sI.
SO Schenectady, N. Y. L q Kaufman, box Sl4
Brooklyn. N. Y. Jonathan Jones, 95 But.
81 Ter St. n, Hoyt. r-~--.-..-- -..
SUE. Ay et --
SO Poughkeepsse, N. z. Jno. Kaiser, box s25.
80 New York City-German N Rothchild,
90 1888 Orchard st. it
81 Sus.
% Rome, N Y; " Downing, box b2s.
% Omaha, n. Territory; Joseph Cline, Lock
box 8.
ss St. Josephs, Mo-; A Franks, lock box
% 8 co, Ne. Peter Smith, box $40.
81 Williamsburg, L l Herman + Just, lat
ssagg St
% st. Paul, MINI; Sylvester sulzbach, Box
1887.
% Ottawa, III; M kaufman, Drawer 100:
100 Washington, c Jos G Lash.
lol Jersey City, j.; Page, South 9Th
Street
lO9 Kansas City, Mo. Jno Feary, Lock box
9,OS2.
los Trenton, N. j.; Isaac Il. Britton, Borden
town, n J.
l0 Rock Island, ILL., VIM u Bunker, box /.
los Bridgeport, Conn. s. Goldman, box $50.
100 Bloomington, I'LL Jacob Alt, box s56.
l07 Cambridgeport, Mass. J. Cronin, CIarks
Cigar Manuf Pearl St
Fraternslly Yours,
ELIAS SMITH, Int. Sec,
40 Upper Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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had just arrived. The announcement was
received with the most enthusiastic demon
STATIONS Of joy, increasing in favor - Mr..
Cameron, between twe English dslegatss,
catered the ball. He stepped up TO the
PFesident and said Sir, offer he saluts-
lions and hand Of fellowship Of SOC, 900
workiogmen and women on the other side
Of the Atlantic. Il was an imposing sight
to see the elected representatives Of labor OF
the Iwo worlds holding each other firmly BY
the hand for some time, and looking at each
other 10 if they were hardly able TO believe
that it really was 30. t'--5 t''
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AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.


COLUMBUS Ohio, Sept ls, 1859.
To tie ocers and Members Of Local Unions Ander III
jurisdiction Of the international Union:
GKsrLxMEH-In accordance with . resolution
passed at the Sixth Annual Session Of the Cigar
Makers International Union, held in the city Of
Chicago, September 9th, 1859, whereby was
vested in me the authority to issue an amnesty
proclamation to all local unions Of our orgaDi-
xation.
Therefore, be it ordered, that all local unions
shall from and after the LIST day OF October, A.
D., 1859, open their books for the ad nission Of
all heretofore unfair cigar makers at the regu :
lar initiation fees Of their respective unions
Provided, that this amnesty shall not be con-
strued 50 az to entitle local unions to elect any
cigar maker who has defrsuded the InteTna-
tional or any local unions, without first making
full restitution Of the same. This shall also be
construed to refer to those who have money en-
dorsed on their cards aud failed to repay the
same.
Provided further, that local unions are not
entitled to elect any cigar maker who is under
charges to any local union under the Jurisdic-
tion Of the International Union. Such persons
must be admitted to the union TO whom they
are under charges.
==An of which shall remain in full force until
the arst day Of January, A. D., 1870.
Believing that the above will accomplish great
good, earnestly hope that all local unions will
fully comply with the same. Yours fraternallY.
FRKDKRIcK BLEND.
President of the Cigar MakerS Inter national Union.
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From Switzerland.

ne Basic (SwiIzerland) correspondent Of
the Washington Stae, describes the thrilling
'cefe which transpired at the IternatioDal
"fkingmen's Convention, on the entrance
Oh ar Cameron, the American Delegate, as
fol- 'ws;
must now relate what happened this
ming curing the debate. 1t was an
noenceo that Mr.. Cameron, the delegate of
to'I national Labor Congress Of America
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I'VE do not hoA ourselves responsible for any opin
ion oppressed By or corrssponAsn1a.l
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York, Pa; d G Shane, b 1857.
Norfolk, Va James D Burcher, Box 81.
Burlington, vt. /; N E Green, box S55.
Fall River, Mass F w Chase, box sos.
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FROM MARYLAND.

BALTIMoRR, Sept. 30, 1859.
TO the Editor Of tho wonkIEGMAM's ADvooArA-
TEE LATE PRIMARY ELECrToN-PoLrrTcALf RIcK-
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13
UNIVERSAL CLOTH s WRINGER

Improved with Rowell's Patent Double Cog wheels
and the Patent Stop, unq nqueslIonably far su.
perlOr to any apparatus for washing clothes ever
invented, and Will save their cost twice year. by
saving labor aud clothes
Those who have used them give testimony as fol.
lows:
1--WE like our machine much could not be per-
suaded to do without IT, and with the aid of DOy we
feel that we masters of the pOsItiOH,"-Rev l..
Scott Bishop NJ. E. Church.
" IL Is worth one dollar week in any iamly"-N.
Y. Tribune,
''In the laundry of my house there is a perpetual
thanksgiving on Mondays fer the lnventIOn."-Rev
Theodore l.. CuyLer.
Every week has given it a stronger hold upon the
affections OF the inmates of the laundry IN. Y. Oh
al heartily commend 1t to economists of time,
money. and 3onleniment. Rec. Dr. BelLODs.
"Friend Doty-YOur last improvement of your
Washing Machine is a complete success | assure
you our Machine after years use is thought more
of 10 day than ever, and would not he parted with
under any circumstances. '-Solon Robinson.
"Your Washing Machine has been IN daily use in
our laundry and the hOusekeepef expresses herself
as highly pleased with it, II certainly acconpshes
greater amount OF work, with less labor, and does
not wear The clothes near so much as the old
fashioned wash board By using it, one laundress is
dispensed wilh."-Wm M F. Round, Superintendent
Of Infant Department of st. Catharines Nursery NJ Y
CitV
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13

4 "AfCH FREE-Given gtatIs TO everv live man
L1who viii act as agent in new, light. and honor
'r business paying $50 day No 6 q enicrprrse
no HumSng, No money v -nied in vance Address
Ocl34w R. MONROE K ENNEDY h 90, Pnishurg, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13
Agents are making fortunes selling our new house
hold work, which will prove every family to be tn
Good Samaritan

or money refunded. BY an eminent author. Finel,
illustrated; highly endorsed by professional and sci
entfc men; meets long felt necessity; sells to al
classes without regard to politics. religion or occu
patton: Secured by Act Of Congress. Now readv
Send for Illustrated Circular giving full particulars
,ttl A. ii HUBBARD,
sept22 4w 400 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13
New Advertisements.
500 A MONTH SALARY

paiu ior gents male and female; business permanent
EhGose sc stamp Van Allen & Go. I'll Broad way,
y lCiip out and return adveriIsemenil ocl34w
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13
PRICES.---A Fair Offer.

Send the retail price, Washer $l4. Extra Wrnger
SO, and will forward either or both machines, free
of freight, to places where no selling and so
sure we thatthey will be liked, that we agree 10
refund the money if any wishes to return the
machine free of freight after mORths trial accord
ing TO directions
No husband, father brother should permit the
drndgery of washing with the hands. fifty TWO days
in the year, when it be done better, more expedi.
tlOusV with less labor and injury to the garments
by DOIy Clothes Washer, and Universal Wrnger.
Canvassers with exclusive right of sale make money
fast selling them
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts made.
II. q. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
.... 80 Cortland ST., New York. aug25
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13
Fall Arrangement.
SMYRNA AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOAT LINE.

On and after MONDAY, OCT. 1lth, go, the
- - STEAMER JERSEY BLUE"
viii leave ROTHWELL'S LANDING for Phila-
dephia, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 A. M,
Returning will Leave PHILADELPHIA, First
Wharf below Arch Street, Wednesdays and Satur-
days. at 81 a. NJ.
Stopping both ways at BRICK STORE, BoM-
BAY HOOK, COLLINS BEACH and PORT
PENN.
u By leaving the above hours the boat will be
able to land passengers at both ends OF the route
between and O'clock.
u Consignees of FREIGHT from ths city will
notice that the boat lays there on Tuesdays
and Fridays, during which time freight will be re-
ceived at any hour.
FARE-between Smyrna and Philadelphia, Sl25
| do do Landings 1hO
| u Passengers will be delivered to, and called
| for at their residences in Smyrna.
| " FREIGHT will be delivered in Smyrna, as
heretofore information about which, or passage,
will be furnished at The Store of Tfuax & Rash.
Sept. lst, 1862
Smyrna times., 1869-10-13
w. MI. KENNARD,

lunssViy q Il - -lse-.--g..-,,s
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FROM IIvFRPOOl-la steamship City Of Boston Jay PMS
rlsaI nd y " r. Brown vile aud fmiy, Mrs Hayes. Mics =
C.ssaU Mr. AMI Mrs AStayhack and ca Mr. aad Miss
Ii,g,trs AVS. D. Ncuuirk Ms H. Weed sui Guild Ir hrbou t
Mr. Uo.sd Ms s. ". Eaye1- John M g. hss'e 'oun
Sr Np Brown g. STORES Nr J.errs. NJ Heath MI Massey
r. Iogrsua tev. vs.. IWriIr I'D wife, J"hl Wood G. ner
" SnI Ialey Jas Grassland, Samuel Crossaud Mr. Jm2u
bu uisp Alex Robertson, gud Mrs ioYutou Mr. Bailey ana
children Mir and Mrs lobI Jsop, Air sa Ms OTHan Sa gnu
child Mis-, Mr. aud Mrs W. T. laosuion AIS DoAop 10
and child, Mrs Mcbride Jubu Bowler -. - -,
FRuH LIvIlTuOI-lu ,trsa.biP France. July lA-Ns W
Grace ~ Foster John Driver CARO- Onlia hr'
a. j. MaiHaI Hua,r, pr Buell., Michael Q un y" gTooas
I.,sr TpprIpr j. l. Andrews McLsuuu Master j. y VI auu
Master Leslie NeLaurb NJ Manuoay Nj and Ms Oan AT~ Geo
S.5r chilli Rev. G. W judd vile aad aal-'I
NJ .rl MIS- COVE and children SIR ard M Marks sud cMarn
Mic Con NJ and rbos rcune Nj AM Mr., Peek a' A
Tri All ,ep M agd saxon, Mss EUel "urt Mfr r.
Hsvsou an rirru Mr. and John dacs, Mrs. b. NnI'o'
Mrs Guest chrtu Ms AMI dr 'uenrr M le"O'' NNf'
Olson Mrs S,ru.er. ME Peirron, Mss Peterson
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CRIME.
A FoRGER COMMITTED.

n EOitUEh COMMITTED.
AT Jefferson Market Police Court George
bammersley was brought by Officers Casey and Powers
~ the Eighth Precinct before Justice Dodge charmed
with forgery by Winchester p. Moody Of the Mott
House els alleged that June g. the accused pur-
chased quantity OF lime cement from, Mr. Moody
amounting IN value 10 $50 go rendering In cbec
Tor 81 30, purpOTtng 20 De drawn an the North Pyy
Bank by Butler, Durfcc Co. Hammersey represpnted
himself Henry l. Batter OF that dru and m d com
Subsequently, ascertaining that the paper was fer
gerry Haiumersey was arrested. Christian Kraft az No
Is North Wlam-st. also appeared against him In Cont
and charged him with purchasing showcase fr M him
on the 10Th Inst Tor fJO and presenting check on tLo
1radesmen National Bank for SOB go drawn by InUts
NOnger hraft, snspecung nothing, aud deceived w
haMhersleys bOastiul manner, received the check aud
O coui found II 20 be spurious Tie prisoner Is 80 wears
on, ana b0Okkeepcr by occupation He pleaded not
guhy on both charges. and IN default Of 81 $40 m on
each complaint. held 10 answer at General Sessions
DARING BURGLARY.
. ABOUT 10 a. m. yesterday, rs Mrs Johanna
'khaIdt, VINO keeps saloon and resides at
80 nte9hdaye, was going up stairs she saw tail man
Sue h"uIy out OF the non door with small box IN
t's na,9. she ran after hn into the street calling
slop 'hel Oucef Mellon 0f ,he Eighteenth Precinct
VINO wa IN the heighhorhOod gave chase After long
pursuit ne captured bis Twenty seyeuth-st and
drought MN before Justice Dodge at jefferson Market
Ie ps"hhf had upon hs person cigar box nearly filed
VII Watches aud Je'geiy, aiterward Identified by
mls bulAhraJ amounting Ia value 10 over $50. Other
articles or value were found Ia hs possession which have
not YET Deen claimed. tOgsther With complete assert
henJ OF pcklocks blankkeys, &c The burglar entered
by FORCING open the front door the bcluf
One IA the house AZ tho tme and broke hs oe OF nd,
S~IsEs N winch tho yalgRbles were contained, TIT
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
TrapRn

PORT oP SBwYoRS.................... II
CLEARED.
S.amshp-Sibeua Tra,tlaua rynoath Cherbourg Ann Eliza
Richards Tlsdr puia; Jones Philadelphia fcneer slacL'
iorl Cow Ba,. G.. b.; FTa1culla Bref Portland
GUTeaus Hines Auaep; ME- hyNa L'efyooi
BsrEs-NA.r " Hugg Hug Baltimore; Orphea Bunsgsari.
Lotdon; ErcksoG sein hi"us lhleo h'e''ai sihas
CHARACTERIZATION Nsters Hicks Porto Cabeo and Laru,ya; Katie.
Toausesd Aargit, stanley Faflo Fo-ul 6noA
Arirbst; d. b. Dotue, Yeaue. GcUrgetaul %, D. {,
scur-EIeu Perkins PrEas laaahH0 All Mafanbsm; Adeta
W. I'D Caalescly: Durrra. Nicholson Windsor ~ s.; lila
osru ku5eus Jtessoave, Wy Eo'ef Dlo"u. Caeggi Mar
ik1e Sasofd. Prairie ISu.Iwei Windsor. n Ahrasa
Iurolp DAVIS Gerrgetoeu D. g., ~. H. Mitchell C0e, Shuee n
sooi--i.uerald. Nortou Providence
BARGE A. Moore. sfiurl, bridgeport, c.
ARRIVED.
steamship Boston, TDts, Liverpool July J. Queenstown
S. Ssa5.ias Fontl. I4rerpoo June 90 and oesntOsH
steamship Fsae- Grace B,poo Juss o. aad Queenstown July
Sta ship Nsgan Bltemsp Richmond nd., and pasa
steamship Nerru-. B,sr-e. bss- b, ildse aua pass
Steamship AIrmar.e. Couch. ,rot. muse aud p'ts
Bar. Faucrco sauguIIe, guurtt Genoa % DAYS md'e
Giula Graf Palermo % IA a. ifut
tcHOONEKs-AlvKk ASb coAsrVfE
pE,.,,,b Virritis g. g. MaIasog Nifgsia.
I.g-n h ylLrI Vagina. kufaictl, iITgiuA
NORTH Hampton. Virginia t. bll phALA
Fhrynee Rogers Gsogrtorp. d G.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrox July ARMED steamships "m LaWrenes om bal
mnfe- Norman. uh fliap1iA' Nep'lHs Ho~ 'Ni''A' ''P
SSx,zLEsSs Juiv lIArved steamship MAHpOIl, from he"
YorI sard IUth, aeaInsuip Ceres. for New ora
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoyDoNDEHtY Julr l2ibe seamalIp AuAn ron SReO'e' "
Al tl., port today.
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,rst tsse IN assess damages BY Car1ozo J-Ketterer
act stoepe talSay granted and reference should be
had tc Cunning agt. Hagan ct al Allowance to
referee OF "a per cent. IN sales beside his disburse
nents Iapsugh agt Bohne ct al Central Ma
ar. Patton et al-MOu0n deuied. The Mayor,
&c, ACT Ackeruan ct aL--Judgmeut ordered
G. r. Morrison aud George W. MorrisOH-Report cou-
frmed aud Judgment granted Cobb asi. St.en co al.
Motiou granted $40 costs TO defendant to abide event
Won schoepiug a-t, Peters, &c-MotOn denied without
cOsrs SmEh AIT. Smth-Mouon granted, 81 cost TO
abide event lu re- Margaret Dietrich, Gc-Report CON
frued ard order granted. Oryls aCt Sheuard- Motion
granted ou payment OF term fees aud $40 costs OF notion
&c. Sarah j. Morgan aGl Henry ID, Morgau-Reicgeuce
ordered report Sc. Hewitt 81 AL agt. Miller ct al
Motion granted ou payment Of SO cost Of motion.
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TERM - Belol5
Justice MuucL-Corat ACT. BeuOlce.-MOton TO vacS.
order of arrest deicd bail reduced 10 one dollar sa
way act. OKeclr.-llotlon DENIED Lowerre ael,
mer.. Wagner agt McQuade, Aud act McGmth, eE6ue
Gray agt. National Steamship Co., McAleen agt
man. Saviugs Bauk.--NotlOns granted. lie P. j. !
SUPREME COURT, GENERAL TEEM.-By ~ Insurance
Inpralau and P,ckhatn J. Tine rctcE1rS new trial
Go. act AUSTIN President. Judgment rev graham j.
Dissenting opinion by Cleric p j. by B1PiTt.10raer
reversed; opinion by suthe. anat; afIozo, J. j. !
barSs 3a a.. l Barnard a@e o aia5mss
opinion By Caruzo, j., Cefaj oriuon by Barnard !
J. ast Hart JndsuepI a Hnt Affirmed; OPTION of
CieIEc, p J. TIE People, "Procredtugs reversed
SP%ion Gg ,rdzo j. Ferrag ait Ho E5qyey @
MSIeoIgv erJfa S%oa mcd opinion , by
Ia, o. b4ne"lc1 az ROGERS at. Marshal; I'd J. !
rmed a6a@i by I1 Gere nFPIr o. as Co. Ba S9F
nevis as ii ~, cerEc The Ga ssSnio by
The Broad =, rmea;
Barnard g. DgH tbs judges IiTocman 2s' awE, &C.
Judgment reversed; XXI. oniiOn by Cardozo' = joan
A. Lhon' @I ae Cemenne oReifi In re Ruth
with costs o"lt.r affirmed: opinion by Odr"O%ot d |
Ann @ I3c Bach. &cJudgmcnt reversed anu new
Wood &C" rnsfs 10 abide event; opinion Nv Gar
rial ne p J. dissenting. Crater agJ: Bennlnger
ii IN aaiIncd opinion by Carigzo j. Marie l.
- g''~ charles acknowledgement ytrmtdi OPINION
:. S%5I,I,zo j. DAVID Phillips Hgt. Abraham Suydam
Or i.r affirmed; opinion by Cardoz0 j., CIerAe l. D.
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uNSAFE BUILDINGS.
Do,or+s have bccn made i'm I

Reports have betn made IN INC cases OF the
,,ii,wiug structures by Mr.. James NJ. MaceegOr the
llUn,,.rntendent OF Buildings:
b- No MechanCsaey owner Finley Wrgh. Unsafe front
,,if s.s ard Nnte.S
'Bas (anoccupe No. 30 Trinity place Owner Edward Burke
Unsafe
Bunq (unoecurel northwest Trnipaee and Reetorst
Oauer. Edward Burke Unsafe.
store and dwelling No Eghthave Owner Robert Duncan
Ua>er ear chimney breasts.
Wooilousr. No q Bsrari-sL MrSwan Unsafe roof
IweiHs, 30 OI NdisonsL Owner Mr. Richard + Mount I'm
safe wal.
store anu dwelling No. 81 Bedodst Owner Van Eeu
Unsafe cliWuevs.
Workshop Elm-s Frame buildings. Owner AeI-
anier T. Stewart Tuh"rs badly decsveL
store sin Nos so and 5Jl PeaEst Owner Alexander T.
Stewart Timbers badly deciyed
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INoUEsTs

- sncr schirmer yesterday held an inquest
CIR Chrystie-st over the body OF catharne Dehla'
at n ,rs WHO Iic1 from the effect OF scads from
Of boiling coffee sunday a %SE"'S Tc5 last, r 4ls go
or e uv} " 49,. fhe East RIVER FROM the f0Or Of
5e "S Tie BODY recoyGgeSS yGsgray morn Tg
ht l'N .'Aeu " nvcr ire body OF an unknown man,
Rho WAS ycjtrday oas IL the N9r4 hyer Of
me roo OF ~ attrpd i'm black clothing. and new
6oo lie S BE- %s@ o RS pa 5Sc A ASf %Ho
was uI"N $50 al ty--Xth-st North River
hSo over H the body Of Michael c%oan who ded in
bellevue Hospital from loc}aw ne hayng rea rusty
nh,. ~ ~ NJ ireland, aged IS years.
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Court OF OYER AND TEEMINER.-No Calendar.
SUPREME COURT-C HAMBEEs.-NOs IS, 49, -, 6S
p q ~ ~ g. a. g. & w. g, 40, H. us, lI6, lDd2l' 70 49,.
=, MAelNE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs. zoos, 1916 1904,
's.t ~ 81 s1es sl8 $40 500 3d.. 1884, $500 5iSt 1873
=, COIki OF OENEtAL eEssIONs.-HenTy Miller, Ann
hs' Anl hy Dasa Graves. Jah-s aud Murphy,
ald hfe{ hasn Gibson si Jeha Morrsssy robbery JAMES
Gordon assault and bai,ry Joseph obtaining goods under ias
preteIsea 'e -
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,aine &c Joseph Acker. He has served
prisoners real sing sing Olcer Nelson, formerly y
several ternsison asserts tia ne nas a wv, lIru
keeper at 9ine year. TO fulfill haas 'iira . i5Cn
sentence OfPrs0n while ire for BURGLARY ne MaS CON-
Clinton st5ut hail. A young giIi VINO was '0eN WIN
mittcd wiested, hut atterWari I''I'- So
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Excursions.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS 10 the SEA-
IL sIpE II IuNG BRANCH. by STEAMER hkNhkNlNh as 81
dr Saay -ssttr 80 - foot Of Duaprst -Four Hous
at Lous Bf,rrh getBg back 20 tie city at y ~.
THE VERY FAST steamboat ARROWSM II
r,B lie CHARTERED Pcuc Excursions g. IONA Island, OF
.,s-bss BY ,prusg To- s. CoCEcKuFr. No III bfolafay.
TIME new, splendid, and very fast steamer
"kIgSAStE charter sacieIs seleet psftts
81 seoa. a. hr most boat Sesick Tor eIrur
ron. sppy 10 j. GIBB, board Per No. 3D. " r. or at
CROCKLE. WOOD 4 Co.. 30 50 Southst