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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-05

ODD FELLOWS. the annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, in
Milwaukee, the following officers were
chosen:
NJ. W. Grand Master-Sam Ryan. Jr., Appleton.
r. W Deputy Grand Master-W .Whcclec, GAINESVILLE.
r. W. Grand Warden-E Holster, Racine.
r. w. Grand SscretaIy-L Hills. Madison.
R. W. Grand Treasurer--J A. Rosser, Horicon.
X. W. Grand Chaplan-Rev. G.. H. Deere.
X. W. Grand Rep.-Rev A. C. Barry, Racine.
The Grand Lodge Degree was conferred
upon 70 delegates. During the past year
80 new Lodges were instituted in the
State, and the Grand Lodge has now on
hand balance of $4,000. The attend
ance was much larger than ever before.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-05

The Villas HoUsE.--While in Madison
during tho great raid on the Senatorial
contest, we stopped at the Villas House, or
in other words, we foraeed on Major Par.
sons, we believe that is his title Git was
when we knew him in the army J if he
has bigger one he will excuse us. lie
is a good fellow, any how. and that is bet
ter without any title Than mean cuss
with General attachment.
There is one thing noticeable in the
Villas House-that is the general quiet and
good order that prevails throughout the
entire establishment from the proprietor
Down to the smallest boy, all are attentive
and pleasant. IL that was all it would
render it an agreeable place to stay, but
that is not all the house is supplied with
all the Injuries and conveniences of first
class hotel, and Parsons I'm 'ws how to
keep it. Give him trial.-Rdcine Jour-
nal.
We intended to have said something Of
the sort, but the Colonel has saved the
trouble. We fully endorse what he says
of the Villas House.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-05

New MusIc.-C. NJ. Tremaine, of 4sl
Broadway, New York, will please accept
our thanks for number of pieces of new
sheet music, among which we note the
following good ones: 1t is not your bu-
siness why"
"Would you like to know the secret
OF your neighbours house and life;
How ie lives and how he doesn't,
And just how he treats his wife!
How he spends his time of leisure,
Whether sorrowful gay,
And where he goes for pleasure
To the concert or the playI
If you wish it, will tell you,
Let me whisper to you sly,
If your neighbOr is but civil,
1t is not your business why"
Set to music by Augustus Gull, 1T will
not do to tell" a love song, by ii. P. banks.
Il don't know how they do it, out they
do" song and chorus; a hit on the pres
ent fast times.
g Men used TO live upon what honestly they made,
But now they rather Seem to live upon their debts
unpaid;
In style they swell! about their creditors in view
1t puzzles me; l don't know how they do it, but
. they do.
The music is by Henry Tucker, an excel
lent composer, and is pronounced livery
good" Mr.. Tremaine is one of the largest
music publishers in the country, has been
in the business many years, understands
it thoroughly, and is perfectly reliable.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
INoUEsTs.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
over tho body of Annie Roth aged 10 years, whose pa
,ents reside at No o. East Broadway. Her body was
found floating in the East River off the foot OF Cherry
Coroner Rollins held an inquest at No "a LeWiss|
over the body of Ernst Mcneil German aged g years
who died suddenly. Also over the body OF Herman
StockofT aged g6 years. German, WHO died IN
sixtysixth-st between Ninth and Ienthayes,
iron; the effect OF injuries received about two
months ago by being accdenty thrown from wagon;
Also over the body Of an unknown man. aged about so
wears who was found floating IN the East River on the
foot OF Twelfthst The body removed to the M0rgue
tSt Lukes Hospital the body OF Jacob SCHROEDER
who was found in secluded portion OF the Central PARK
ON Friday evening, the 23th ult, suffering from three
nisol shot wounds in the body On being removed 10
the Hospital the wounded man stated that he mad IN
icted the wounds himself because he was tired OF living
He was destitute and frendess. and had no WISH 10 Ne
onger verdict In accordance with the facts was rem
dered IL Is not known that deceased had any relatives
IA. gltia ffrV
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

On Saturday afternoon the Hon. Ebcnezer
D. Basset United states Minister 10 iiyu sailed lh inc
compauied 60 the steamer by Mr. T. M iai k hs father
nIaw; Mr. Vim. Whipper. Miss Fanny ~ jackson, frln'
cipal of High school and successor 10 Nh Ba.sc Cen.
LarOchc Iaytm EmbassadUr ". Alfred Box, Secretary
of the Haytan legation eXPcsleut Roberts OF Lbera,
Mcssrs. Samuel johnson, WIN. T.. Powell, David ka-oll,
tIe REV Mr. Bird Missionary 10 Hayt, of the VI J..
Church. and several other gentlemen. After few mo.
ments social conversation upon various topiGi Ar ~n
was responded 10 by Mr.. Bassett.
The 7th Regiment, n. c., S. n. Y, will pro-
ceed TO Prospect Park brooklyn to-day, for drill Ia the
school OF the battalion. The dr viii commence AT lo
"a. m, and viii be completed at noon AZ = NJ tueit
will be- short drill, followed by review OF the regiment
by Brig. McscrOe, commanding the mn brigade
Brooklyn. Cen MeserOle Is graduate OF the Ith haEnS
carried the muskct In It's ranks for many years. lhc
regiment Will leave Prospect Park about - p Ne aud
leaving tho cars at Carroll Park viii march ihiousI
Clinton aud MOntaKue-sts, 10 Nallst Ferry lhl' WIZ
give the people OF Brooklyn the long desired opportunity
Of seeing this favorte regiment Passing through wall
st. and Broadway the regiment viii reach It's AIIhoy
about O'Clock y. IN.
Among the recent arrivals i'm tho city are
ex-Goy. William DennisOn OF Ohio the Hon. II. O. Lord
Cincinnati Gen. L. f. Webb, Wisconsin g. j. MagOe ot
the Rev. f. Hastings st. JOhH " b., at tho 81 Nchoas
/. Cake Pennsylvnnia nt the Aston House senator
stockton OF EewJersey and Prof Osford Of Cambridge
Mass, at the 81 james Hotel Gen. Joseph r. Anderson
the French Legation and NJ Douglass OF Chicago, NJ
tho BreyOort House Gen. W. q. Gresham, Indiana
Gen. H. T.. Adams, Canada Col j. OFallUn, 81 Louis
and Potter Palmer, Chicago at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Judge Hale Of Ezabethtown, n, y Louis MeIhhe'
Baltimore, and Capts Kalnsky aud BOnnafesky oi Rus
ala, at the Hoffman House. Prof Watson Of Cambridge
at the Westminster Hotel Richard Grant White, AZ tlS
Clarendon Hotel Col s. NJ johnson, Washington, at inc
New York Hotel.
The New-York Society of Brewers enter
tanned the delegates TO the Brewers Congress at Newark
on Saturday. The company assembled at Mcneil Hotel
at 81 O'clock and after breakfast started In carriages 10
the Lion Brewery Al the Park lunch served at the
conclusion OF which Mr. Lobmann OF Brooklyn. T. D. as
President OF the New.YOrk Association welcomed tue
guests from The country MT klstner OF CnclnnaIi i,
piled, and gave toast that the unity ana harmony
OF the brewers OF the United States increase In the
same proportion the consumption OF their nanuiac'
ture" which responded 20 by three cheers. Mr.
Werthmueller OF Davenport Iowa, also spoke IN the
name OF the brewers from the country aud ho rc.
spOnded 10, In the name OF New York city by Mi Henry
Clausen ir, whereupOn, answer 10 numerous calls,
hr Richard Katzenmayer OF Hew-YOrk made a well re-
celYed speech the course or which he ADVISED the
bEeNeTt 10 beware VI the Doliticians
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
coyytCTr0Y OF A NOTED THIEF.

In the Court of Special Sessions on Satur-
day. william Cluce, wellkuown burglar, whose slang
alias is "Funnynosed BILL" sentenced to the Peui-
teutary for SIX months charge Of having picked the
pocket Of Mrs Henrietta Benedict Of Virginia. The lady
was walking on Broadway when she was crowded aud
osed by the prisoner and several cOniederate and on
recovering her compusure found that her pOcketbOOk
was gone Officer Crook who witnessed the robbery, ar
rested the prisoner and took him 10 the TOmbs Cluco
has history which might well grace page Of the New
gate Calendar. He has been known as Johnson Jones'
smith, or Funny nosed Bill and under the other
of these aliases has committed series OF successful rob
berries extending several years He principal teat
was tho robbery OF Pittsburgh bank OF SO0OO on which
occasion he was assisted by Bristol 1911" and Curly
George" two noted English cracksmen His fortune has
almost invariably been good, and he has escaped pun
shmcnt for his crime, excepting tn this latter instance,
and In case burglary several years ago. when he was
sent to Sing Sng for several years Judge Do"ihE, III
sentencing him. expressed great regret that the law
limited him 10 six months.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
THE WIDENING OF BROADWAY.

A meeting of property-owners opposed to the
widening of Broadway held at the Coleman House
OH Saturday evening Mr. Alfred Pell said that the act
empowers the Commissioners 10 widen broadway from
Thirty second 20 Fifty ninthsts to make the street
not more than 100 feet IN width From Thirty fifth to
Thirty-seventhsts, aud from Forty second to Forty
seventh-st these limits may be exceeded He read
which he addressed TO GOV Holman before
the total cost OF the proposed widening would exceed
Sl5OOOOOO that IL would totally destroy much yalu
able property on Broadway and render great
deal OF other property almost valueless mat
a large majority Of property-owners on Broad
way were opposed TO the bi and that no public good
could result from its being carried into effect Mr. Buck
lev said that the three Assessors Zone OF them the father
iu-aw OF Gov Hoffman, would receive $4,000 for their
services and that many interests were involved IN
getting the "job" through that II would be hard 10 make
a successful resistance. He had heard that III the
rchst Extension OF the Assessors referred 10 had
pocketed S5OOOO. After further debate II was re-
solved that eNudgo Davies DO engaged as counsel to
test the validity Of the law and 10 obtain an Injunction
against the proposed widening.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Csug LyerpoO MAJ &C. aud Queenstown MSy e.
steamship George Cromwell Vail Nsv.oraus aud pass.
steamship Haueras Couch, Norfolk, mdse aud pass
Steamship Wamsuts. Fish, New Bedford mdse. aud pass
steamship Brunette Hove. philadelphia. mdse ani pass
steamship Elecirl, NJ ye. Providence, Inde aud pass
SHp Olea1, Grries Bremen 43 days, tnle and pass - .
SHIP Isabella Kerr Kerr. Calcutta Feb 10, and Sau5s Head Feb H.
Bark Limerick Las, M,torsy Cieu6egos q days sugar.
I JOAHson - Jag9 &c Cuba p es sugar an mo-
Aiming Eus GlsriHano - days Len port
bark Helena ill New York Ia 3 Jaws
Irg Eamqa. B.3hm Re- JhleiL2 S. dsy' coffee
Ans s. Pso Lauro Teste u days rasiHs' pranes &c.
Lrg shannon, ItIt. Havana g tays sugar.
Eug o. Brown. k,eHe Charleston days lumber
Big Express Mumi1Ii. Arroyo. =. r.. ~ days.
Br Dallt EBeoit RIO Jauero 80 days, coaee Lef IN port
iclr Pe.zy. Tor Nev-ioTk 10 lays
HHs Gsn. Neal M,yiguci r. r., 9dlvs molasse&
Hg Gertrude Miller Gaho0n RIVER W. C. A. March IS via
>e Clmab Toy 81 Pierre Martinique l2 DAYS sugar Len
port brig SHa 1r New io a dsi Virginia. for DO IL 10 tAyG
Schf Moel. 'si.es Th0uaslou, line.
scbr = D. Nelson PhiHng George. Banks tsb
BtCANltl, Georges Barks. bsh.
Bnaarl Portland q. Hudson. New LonIon.
l. s.. Tyler Portland, 60 Lime, Horizons Point
Ja. H. Hos Bridgeport MARI Lou'a, Bridgeport
AraIae. Nraha,. Falcon. New. Haven.
= b Wharton f0uIeace r. Edwards. Eas, Greenwich
Wlu. Gray b.cAe-' Portland. c.
BELOW.
Bgg LeiI tN. a. from --.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosrDv Jane jAuvo steamship Plmyr from Lverpool baks
NJ A. hir,laI from Arlru.siu, Josephine. from Cuba
SAvkSSAu june tAuycd steamship Gen Baucs from NeSlorki
Cl,HLs.y Arrived steamship Ssagossa from NewYoi;
Sc, Gull from B'mgre 'ca Glover from Boston Sailed,
s,x FG,sc jane I-Sasi FRANKLIN hong Kong, Abairo,
f5r Mlaau.lL
SPOKEN.
Bark Atl from Shugha for Ne'lork 100 DAYS nut May 90 lat
B Ianar ,om Rio Jarero for NcsYork 50 days out May
bL Ei 3D. lDu. ~ 3d.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
wRrcK on TIE JERSEY Coast.

At an early hour on Saturday morning the
steamer ueircss OF Boston, bound from that city 10
Philadelphia went ashore during the prevalence Of fog
on the Jersey coast about fifteen miles from Barnesa
.ht The vessel s about coo tuns burden Her cargo
consists OF assorted merchandise. Tie pissehgeis' u
whom there was quite number rescued ana soon
gftcrwarl started for Atlantic city. Ihe NfecAing
steamers Rescue and Phillip left Tor me scrne ol VIC
is reported dangerous. and the pobaDIIcs are '""'
che cannot DO saved.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
TILE wEsrcnEsTER HOMICIDE

The recent telegram from White Plains an
uouucug that Mrs Audrus or Andrews, who stands n-
dlccd rs au accessory the murder of IAos J. Corwn
at the house OF the former near McCOubs dam, had sur
rendered herself % the sheriff ~ WctChcstcr County
pears 90 have been sent by interested parties, 10 IN sup
posed that sAe wishes 10 gct the amount oi BAN o be re-
Guifcd n her case satisfactorily adjusted before shc sur
renders Tho authorities believe that she viii De- forth
coming at Court OF oyer AID lcrmilcr Dn the iIh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

stables told him had not cosn sd to aps s a asked me
,rdh lad tcd Dr Berkley said that Eeyholos g'n %
WhIt ~ lin 0}riggsi about $1,000 job. Inc ueNt uan
spoken W and said to him why did he 20 ana tl
& lgo tat he owed me thousand dollars Ior M Get dr
tHb ioU, declare that the above facts ~ SET iuilu
loD' ~ =" vbch I am willing 10 verify under oath OF
az ~ g,,tion in any court OF Justice WM T. SIiEL%oN Dos
Witnessed June 5, 1869. A. L. BAKER DhS'' e. NAN'
TON. , -. -. ,.f,t ,,bo ulaca at 10 n, IN.
this morning before Judge Dowling
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
THE DOUBLE RAINBOW.

Saturday, until o'clock in the afternoon, was
noted foris sultruess the wind blowing hot and damp
from the sunny South suddenly, nj 1888 o'clock the
wind changed 20 the west blowing clouds OF dust IN al
directions then followed most refreshing shower iioi
bright forming the most perfect double rahuoN seen oi
a long time. Tho ycItcA Of bows Was iu The easily
gouth; altitude OF primary, go Of secondary bow, 20
perod OF visibility portions Of the bows, 10 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
TIE AURORA BoREALIs.

Yesterday evening about nine o'clock, after
day remarkable loycuess ana beauty IN stril
ing contrast with the great heat andsutrnoss Of The Pre-
vIous three days. suddenly the aurOra light shone forth
clear aud bright The aurornl arch spauncd the heavens
from northeast northwest 10 $3.50 o'clock, It's VcfiCN
being on the magnetic meridian, aud about - dr-rcs
above the horizon. number Of strcamers ahot Upward
toward the zenith. while one or two mctcJIs daItcl
rapIdly toward Tie arch.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
TIE oREENroIyr SHOOTING CASE.

The condition of Mrs. Mary Lowry, who was
accidentally shot, alleged. In tho Greeup0int station.
House Friday last Is hopeful When the bullet entered
the womans side she thought II only an ordinary
pain or stitch 10 which she had been subccL EuuOfs
prevailed Yesterday that she shot with an air guu
but thcy gcnCrally dIsclrlIled
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
THE McHENRY PERJURY CASE.

Argument was had in the United States Cir
cult Court. before Judge Benedict motion for new
trial John d. MclIenry the motion bo. based on the
numerous technical exceptions taken Oh hc tIIai Ihe
Court reserved It's decision.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

1t is altogether wrong to trifle with bad
Cough Cold when remedy prompt and thorough "
ExPEcroRASr csn be readily obtained. Sold eSeyWbers
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The house of +. Y. Bumstead, esq., on Thir-
te,hst robbers Last ug By HoLNEss BuRslAa
ALARM ELg3BAPH Look out for afngemen called
,I,,-"-'t ' ~ ~ E. HOLMES.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM NRw.ORLEANS-In steamship George Cromwell June
Ms T. A. Billings child and T. p Soaring aud wife Mrs Css
eros cbrea aud servant Dr. lasteanos Mrs Jo1dan
i,s ,ad cben FROM Haylna-C Molina L. de Perales, "
Vava M. A. Thompson and children, & A.onro koea L.
F,,n. l. Pstls daughter Dr. Miller U. s. N James
La.os r NJ Jlne1es g. Wells Delgato wife aud
cbrra MlchaIo, Crenose, SchiDmn L. De ia vega, j.
Nrosis. 3D. EUAs. NJ
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

SUNpAY-SCHooL LBOOKs.--BRoUGHTON ~ wy
WAN n, % BbsIIoue keep the largest Aad best assortment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

SQUIRE g. LANpER's, No. 07 Fulton-st, New
York BE- ta place buy reliable NATcHgs tne DIAMONDS
JEwEIKY, aad SlLyERW ARE Diamonds speealI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

CLOTHES WRINGERS OF ALL KINDS hE-
crorv or taseB N part pay Universal" which is
warranted durable BRGwSISG General Agent, No. 81 Court
laudtst, NewlOk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
HOME NEWS.
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TIE WEATHER
NEy.YolK Hour Their Bar Wind. Hour. Tier Bar Wind
iurr o. .t ~ 2f2jSSE Jahe 6-1 o. Gy'' GJu6 y. W.
Il 5io losi 4 -. y go soi9 n
$50 f91tS. no #l9 \. -
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II Go aSs aSs5 Nh. " Il 50 %SSEw.
REwaRvs MaruiugOvereas aondy gJi
fgFy msyirain times from 70 AhenoorL.te cloudy
variable 70 suuset spukng ran at JO howe
I:lo dust storm 1s5 perfect double rin6or on6
6.3 visible b:ic T. tv - atin'e pima
r. bow 100; secondary 48o Ryenngye eony to overcast
9J9; cloudy At Ill cloudy AZ r. 9TH 0ralpg ~ te
cloudy $3.50; slightly cloudy to " AHsrnoon-l aah
cloudy slightly cloudy 85 TO lO CLOUDY 10 ll:JJ
Northern Lghta FROM 10 ll:30
TIE following the Central Park Meteorological report for the week
ending June ); -
Inches THERMOMETER Degrees
MaIimum at m, jane J. 31 2G MiImum at June 3
Minimum In Juue s.. 20 65 Minimum at May Jl.5a
R,,,........... -s5I R,Dg................m
RENARKA Inches
NAV 3o-Rain from m to 9s amount Of
May 3lRain from 10 to mdnght amount Of water 4
June 2-Rsu from $40 m TO 49' M amonat Of Nae'' S
2taa from 8:45 amount Of water..'s w
jane S-Ran from TO 65 amount Of "ater'.''''' O
Total Of water "A
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

30 TO MACFARLANDS BOOKSTORE,
~ 9I Broadsay vc doo bes t ola p4sel aud box d
beautiful FRENCH NOTE PAPER.
rive luIrss 1r & stamped.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
lAnaodHeemsuiil

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER & Co.,
Nos 3gS, 400 and 4O2 BowERY toppoMe SIthsL, ~ l.
fJr Mans BoYs aai CniLDRgSs CLOTHING.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

nrjso and declared he woud take the re-
n""sibtv NJ committing him to the Tombs to await the
action of the Grand Jury and the District Attorney
Hartnett Is native of Ireland aged 2s years ana i've;
at No Az Fr,tave He had nothing 10 say IN his behalf
The DECEASED was aged SO years. grocer doing business
on the corner Twenty fourthst and FlTSaNe ana .e
sided at No. $50 East Twenty seyenthst Ills Ienahs Az
TO be taken To NeWburgh for nterment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
CRIME.
nAn1NG srREKT ROBBERY.

Shortly before q. IN. yesterday, George Bur
.,-u ~ No 327 Thirdave., accompanied by friend
started honeward from the Cremorne Gardens where
,ssv had passed the evening While in Thirdaye near
s,tr pirtbst the pair were met by Patrick Ciihord
,ss Clipper" and VIM. Waterman, alias " Monk WAFER
\, sr" two wen known thieves and desperadOes, nc az
Al. YES at once assaulted the young men ehu ~ ~
- struggle Burche robbed OF kHlHH
watch and chain, valued at S22O with Wihch
IN, thieves ran away. The young men pursued tAeln
giving an alarm and after sharp chase, olhce[S SuI
tsh aud Hutchinson OF the Nineteenth Preclhct folTe
ne mn with and captured the thieves They were tnly
Identified bv Burche the men VINO had robDeo NM
Tie watch and chain were not recovered haVng neen
ttroV,D away by The rascas in their flight At later
our the prisoners taken before Justice Kelly at me
Fftyniuthst. Police Court, and were committed ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

The Fair for the benefit of the Church Of the
Holy IunOcents Of which the Rev. Mr. Larkin pastor
humber Of persons who ronsed the hail. it viii prove
decided gpesess The building which u g9t YET flushed.
Shen completed Will be OF the post elegant siruct.
nres IN ths tE TN ft0nE Is built Of Ohio and Beeye
pnpacies, Which give II pleasing and attrsctvee az
pearsuee. The building WIN cost 100000 and the ground
which II stands purchased for Ike amount The
church will have capacity for seating about 1900 persons.
The Police Commissioners yesterday resolved
that the Precinct Police take possession 10.
morrow Of tber new SiatiOnHOuse, Nos 1877 aud 100
West ThirtiSthlt also received communication from
Mayor Ia asking for police force sufficient to keep IN
Cef the turbulent crowd that gather in and around
Iammaiy Hall AT the Democratic mass meeting tonQr-
TOW evening" superintendent Kennedy wiz detail The
necessary force. PatrOnan Henry b. Van Ness Of tho
Twentieth Precinct, Tor failing 10 report for duty,
dismissed The rule requiring all members OF the Police
ASSIGNED TO duty amended TO take effect the first
OF My lext. instead Of the hrst of November.
A fair for tAs ,bepeft, Of disabled Union sod
IssociatiOn at the lpol9 building, Broadway. between
Jwentyelghth aud Twebty'nnlh-sls, during the &Sek
commencing HOy.e
Shortly after the close of the evening twilight
yesterday the northern horizon began TO be illuminated
rr R sRS s he M @ " 10 pa
northeast horizon The verex Of the arch was directly
above the hozo It's breadth three degrees It was the
drst aurora visible Tor some weeks.
The fourth annual reunion of the Officers
Il
Was he Id last evening at DenOnicO's and very
pheasant affair Previous TO the banquet the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year. President
Col Geo l.. Farmer Vice Presidents, Col Aug r. Clark
aud Capt. Jerome b. Wheeler Treasurer, COL WIN. H.
Harinauce; Secretary, WIN. II. Bass.
John Holt, n visitor ut the American Institute
Far, at Third.ave. and sxiythirdst., had his hand
crushed 10y piaring machine He was taken ~ sU
Luke's Hospital .
The pupils of the schools of the Childron's
AL Society will visit the Exhibition Of the American In
sute " am to-day uUder the care Of their teachers
and SuperlntendeDts
The Mott Haven and FOrdham Railroad Com
pany commenced running their cars yesterday mon
al intervals OF an hour, owing 70 bearcy VI cohuue
tors and drivers"
Isaac Heck was found last evening at the
corner Of Elghth.aye. and Twenty nlnh'Ht mnrflng
frOln the effect Of poison. lie was taken to Bellevue
Hospital ....... o.. 49,.
Rosa Benter Of No, 176 Delancey-st., last
evening attempted suicide by taking dose OF Paris
green. She sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Thomas BTicn of No 243 Avenue B, was kicked
IA the lace BY horse, yesterday and received DANGEROUS
injuries,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
BANKING HOUSE OF
Elasi;;E4SSaHESAH
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depositing with us caIs
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued,
payable on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts OF
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved coilat-
erals, at market rates Of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange ALI
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all first class Securities, on cOM-
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere III
tho United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.