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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14
by VIM III. Beck ~ Co, AuciiOneers.
A SSIGNEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order of tho United States
District Court for the District of Virginia, L
win SELL rs Assignee of Chss. w. NJ. Hubball,
bankrupt. in front of the Mayors office, in the
city of Alexandria, Va, on WEDNESDAY,,
June 30th, 1863 at ~ o'c clock m, an undivided
moiety of LOT OF GROUND and FRAME
NEMENT thereon, in the citv of Alexau-
dria. Va, on the south side of Wilkes street
between Pitt and Royal streets in front 80 tcet
on Wilkes street, and in depth 100 fest to An
alley ~ feet wide. Terms declared at sale.
JOHN =. FOWLER.
Assignee of Chas. w. VI. Hubhall,
le it'll. IL, - Ban 7upt.
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BOOTS a. SHOES.
~ ENTLEMENs BOOTS AND SHOES

u =.
JOHN BURKE. al No. 1O1 K,nt street, op
posite the Marshall House, informs the public
that he now keeps on hand q full stock Of hi
o,ea male % GENTLHMENiS BOOTS ans
SHOES the STYLE. finish and durability o
which will compare favorably with work mad
anywhere in the country His workmen ranl
in the trade as first. class, and are employed
upon no other than first class gentlemen work
Persons buying from him need have no feal
Of having factory made goods palmed of on
them, as he keeps nothing in his store but hi:
own make of gentlemrn's boots and shoes.
Work made 10 order on the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms, and saiisfac
ton warranted in every instance.
WANTK D Tive frst-clsss JOURNEY
MEN, to whom constant employment will bt
given. APP 23-tf
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WANTED
1000 CORDS OF GOOD CHESTNUT OAK
BARK,
for which we will pay SIS per cord, delivered
at Alexandria on the cars Of the o., A. & NJ.
X. r. or at the Tannery.
We also want 500 cords of good BLACK OAK
BARK, for which we will pay $40 a cord
We have always on hand OAK and HEM
LOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPER LEATH-
ER, of all kinds, Harness. Bride and Skirtng
Leather, which we sell at the lowest cash prices
We are paying the highest cash prices Tor good
-1 -'''- - - - G. Q. SMOOT s. SONS,
ap 12-tf Alexandria Va.
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ap 12--t
4 LEXANDRIA NOTION HOUSE.

Wholesale Dealers visiting our city will find
it TO their interest to make their selections from
a STRICTLY NOTION HOUSE.
All goods in my line are purchased in large
quantities, with view TO meeting the require-
ments of the wholesale trade, from the largest
importing end manufacturing houses, which
enables me to offer the same iDducement in
prices that is presented to the country trade by
large houses in the Northern cities.
..t CHAS. w. GREEN,
les s s, GO King street
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NOTICE.

SE4EW8EKLY LINE OF STEA VI EkS
d RRfhRE SaH. :, 'zLExAsDEIA AND BAL
Tha passenger and frsighting steamer Co
LUHBIA, Captain James Harper, will leave
Pier every WEDNESDAY, at a. m, for
Baltimore.
{ !. Returning will leave Baltimore on SATu K
DAY, at 4 p. M, stopping at the usual landing
ne frsirhfilig steamer THOS. f. CAHILL
Capisin VIM. Haith, will leave Pier every
FRIDAY, at 3p: m. mum,
: Returuiis vii leave Baltimore every TIL Is
DAY, al 8 p. n, stopping at Kinssle and Cur
rioman.
All way freight must be prepaid.
mar s-Sm b. WHEAT, Agent
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STEAM BOATS.
H NEW EXPRESS LINE

N .x,, NEW EXPRESS LINE
Il. mo-. .. BETWEEN
FHfE11EIPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
Steamers leave regularly from GEORGE
TOWN, foot of Congress St, EVERY WE'D
NESDAY; from ALEXANDRIA, foot Of
King Ct, EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates.
This line connects with all toe Northern,
Eastern and Western Railroads. and Transpor-
tation Companies. and Will forward freight by
ali The lines running out of Philsdelphis, free
Of commission, and gives THROUGH RATES.
rAGKNTS-
N, ELDRIDGE & co,
No.4S. Wharves Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM 2, CLYDE & CO..
No II South Wharves, Philsds
HYDE d TYLER,
je1N 80 Water st., Georgetown.
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Nv William l.. Wal, Co..

Auctioneers, Store cor. 9TH and LOUlslsnN ay'.l
"a s.c- Washington, ID. G..
GALE OF NEW AND SUPERIOR LONG
y BOAT-By virtue OF mortgGg r77777777tk
dated 3Oth of November, 1861 sndS----.----ECl
duly recorded in the Custom House At George
zown. d. G in Libcr 3, folio 49,, L shall sell,
ON MONDAY, June 2lst, instant at Riley
H., the Long Boat ANDY JOHNSON to-
sether with all its sppartensnces. This boat is
IN, fine condition, with now sails and all ncces-
sary apparel
TEkMS-One-third cash; residue in equal
payments, with interest at two and four months,
secured by notes with acceptable endorsers.-
SlC0 at the time of sale. Three days to comply
with terms of sale, otherwise the boat will be
resold at the risk and cost of purchaser.
S. ID. CASTLEMAN.
AQUA w. l.. WALL u CO, Aucts.
Wsshinrtnn d @ ia Its
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UMMER BOARDING

GUNNER BOARDING.
REVERIDGE HOUSE,
MIDDLkBURG, LUUDOUN CO., VA.
The subscriber is prepared to Accommodate
q limited number of boarders during tho Sum-
mer months at the above named house, which
has been reftted expressly for the purpose.
There is q fine Chaly beate Spring within
of a mile of the place, the water of which con-
tsins Iron, Magnesia and Sulphur and has
been pronounced by. Prof. Gibson, of Phila-
dolphia, who analysed it, to be equal to any
Chalyboa Spring in the State. Persons will
find this pleasant and healthful retreat during
the Summer. Stages leave Leesburg daily and
A. M. TUBMAN,
1ry 20-3m Middieburg. Va.
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ROVER & BAKERS FAMILY SEW;
U ING MACHINES constantly on hand
and for sale at factory prices. The superiority
of these machines for all kinds of family sew
ing is we'll known, nearly two hundred having
Send for circular, or call and examine before
purchasing. For sale by = ~
/ ia e. S. LEADBEATER g. GO.
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A LRXANDRIA, LOUDOUN il HAMP
~ 1 q SHIRE RAILROAD.

81 49, yiaS&sse
sUMMRR ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL /, 1869.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EACErT sun
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at n. IN. and =. M
Leave Hamilton .. a. m. and ii:5o n. IA
Leave Leesburg at 5:25 a. M. and l2;lo p. n;
The q. m. train from Alexandria and li.d
a. N. train from Hamilton, connect win Kemp
1s;iv Line of Coaches for Purcellyille, Snck
ersyille. Berryyille and Winchester; also, with
Resmers Line of Coaches. which leave Lee
burg daily for Balrs Mil. Alde and Midi.
burg. On and after June ~ stages Will r"a
daily 10 Capon Springs. ;..
hours for connexions with Washington AMI
Baltimore same day.
FARE:
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Goods ner New York, Philadolphis or Bali
mora steamers. Railroad or Exnress, to care L
II. Hayenner, General Agent a. Alexandra
will be forwarded over the road free OF chsrg"
for commission.
Communication tickets between AleHsndn.
and Hamilton. and All intermediate stations AT
low rate ''
Round trip tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates
NATHANIEL HAYS,
msr3I-Iv Genera. Supt.
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- POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION
- LINE.

- POTOMAC TIA NSPORTATlO
FOX Bzir1MoRE AND MI LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer ARxPRKSS Captain A. G. Nickle,
hsyjna resumed her old route. will leave Balti-
ss Pc Hfhi street T sss on every
and tsaa1 % on S"
ton Il .. m. and Alexandra at 7 q. M, on
every SATURDAY MORNING.
TO SHIPPERS-Good consigned through
TO stations on the railroad. will be Forwarded
without delay on arrival q the steamer a; Al
e1and1s Fer fsTthss IN infSr% %s spply t"
nsr17-tf . % No. i King st.. Alexs Va.
20. MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
20H STEAMSHIPS
The llns consists of the following FIRST elias
outside steamers: -. -'.Y '.
.JoHf GfBsON r."i Capt. W. Il. Wintof.
:, WfiIYesvs New York RYssYF SATURDAY !;
fot this port and returning will leave Alezsn-
dris EYEEY FRIDAY. at II o'clock.
ffe 8E5o g. I%stssaSS D iIssSiH K CO.,
? : Z Agents in New yei1E' w. '''"'' '''''
s5ET PHILLIPS & BROWN,
ap8-u oz south street, Pier No. 10
a. FOR BALTIMORE & POTOMA
!. a LANDINGS.
The new steamer W.. w. COLT, Capt. John
u N3iSon, VIII leave Pier G. Light st. wharf,
HknSM EVERY FRIDAY, at 4 p. m, for
and WASHINGTON, stop
ping q the following way points on the Poto
nic river: 81
Conc River. Lodge Landing, Kinss!e. Jone.
Wharf, Piney Point. Hazel's Wharf, Stone
Xtsr6 Cobrum. Matthias Point, Smith
folnt ~ Hirmont returning, leave 9Th u.
wharf WashinSton, RYERY TUESDAY
MORNING. at S,0elock, touching at King It
wharf, Alexandra. t'.'-'-'
AFfsixht Of sill descriptions carried f. low
rates. Freight received at Alexandria on Mol
dsy..H Fof uftherintoin,ation apply TO
80, W. b. PkNDLETOE & CO.
-" 81 tdT30 Light street Wharf, Baltimore
- Vsf-o. II Z ID. R.tWILSOA, Alex ndria.
'haaAUI BISCOE, LII fTRELL & co,
mar 0-tf Washington.
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T. L. ToLsoN, A. c. TOLsoE.
Lato of Gwin, 3eckhan, s. Co.
1IOLSON, BRO. s. co.,
J. (Successors to Gregory S English,l
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
~ No. d King street.
Alexandra, Va
Orders for Salt, Plaster, Guano, Fish, &C.,
promptly filed.
Liberal advances made on consignmenta.
nv S-tf
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uyHE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
j AND P9T0 (AL g ROUTE mdirrr ",
~ IfIr AQUA CREEK: , ~.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
- RIGHH0ND AND THE SOUTH:
-Nu. Fast and comfortable STEAM ER'
leave Washington city twice daily,
Sunday p N. excepted, from the wharf foot OF
Seventh street. at 100 a. m, and 7;O) p. m
stopping at Alexandria each way, ana c SnSal
icssbure and Potomac Railroad, with elegant
cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs on
ali its trains Through tickets and bsggas"
checks TO all points South.
Both boats stop 81 Alexandria going snd re-
turning. 10 III SAMUEL RUTH,
l-t. .r Supt of Transportation.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
NH J3--tf - Richmond. Va.
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COMMIssION MERCHANTS.
SAMUEL HARTLEY,

SAmOHL uAh1Lci,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No IL Union street,
Alexandria. Va.
3-Particulsr ate ton paid to the s seIIIng
ofGRAIN, FLOURand sll kinds oiCOUM IK liz
PRODUCE, and filing all orders for GROCE-
RIES. GUANO PLASTER, &c, &c, at the
lowest rates. ,.,
~Agent for the sale Of the celebrates a e.
GROUND TOP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
IN
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FANCY GOODS.

CHEAP HANDKERCHIEFSl
CHEAP HANDKERCHIEFS
CHEAP HANDKERCHIEFSl
Of every description and price.
je scott CHAS w. GkESN.
MOSQUITO NETTlNGl
MOSQUITO NETTING!
Just to hand ct
je5-eo6t Z. w. GhhEN ..
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Lise Thread
Choice Silk
For sale at the loves! possible figures. at
je 5-eo5t Z. w. GhEEN D.
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1,pnp NfnvrNfrNr-

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Painters
Protective Jniou last evening u was proposed 10 chan 20
b constitution tnat all operatives u the trade may be
admitted, and not limit membership to house painters
President l.. O'Rourlle OF Brcklaycrs' Union
No intends 10 introduce at the convention OF IIleh
layers, proposition NntLtb! t'upgS .I' Nll" I" 80.
number Of wOrkmen will be allowed to take more ap-
preutices than such have small number Of workmen
The present rule Is found TO be oppressive to employer
having large number OF men,
The German MachiniSts of this city, who
have organization Of about 25e iaembers, mti i5t
evening and elected Board ~ Officers as ioIo"s;
, Secrstary Mr. Booc; second Secretary Mr. schroc
der Corresponding Secretary, Mr. kOchlcr; Treasurer
G!cder The pay Of these mechanics averages about
Sl5 a week
The Ocean Seamens Benevolent Association
last evening ected the fOloWngnamed officers for the
ensuing haltyear John Madison President; Martin
Will find AT No 60 Beachst library owned 10y tho SO
cey. containing useful books when they may eau Tree
Of charge.
The Brooklyn Knights of ST. CrispiE are dis
cussng the question of panpcr shoemakng IN the aims
houses Kings County THIS subject was introduced al
The last meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors The pIncl
pal objections 20 the spending Of half million o. do
lars workshop 10 prepare slnecure Tor poItGa
friend" and the expressed desire 10 purchase lOf Ike
amount farm, that the comfy institutions may De tu
piled with It's products while depnYlng WOlklhSmeh OF
the means 10 pay 1t.
The Steam Engineers of Williamsburgh have
formed society for mutual protection ana
II h proposed to 70 each member thorough KhoW
edge OF the construction and capacity OF engines ana
boilers that accidents may be OF less ireguehn Occur
follows: President, william Pearcc; Nice-Presldent,
60 Risbv. Recording Secretary VIM NJ TilisOB; Treas
urer C. Hudson Messrs Bisby, Price, ana Ilatrss were
APPOINTED as Board OF Examiners.
At the request of the members OF the Boot
and Shoe Clerks Early Closing Association the boot ana
shoe dealers held meeting last evening at Cooper In
sttute take action relative 10 the course which Is 10
he uurrued by latter 10 the closing OF thor stores
al D. ~ as desired by the clerks, on and after Monday
next There about IS Of the 500 dealers present
most of whom expressed willingness 10 accede 20 tho
request OF the clerks and document binding Them
FOR two weeks was signed TO that effect should
the majority Of the dealers during this time adopt the
earlyclOsing system the time will he extended lnden
neiy IL WAS decided 10 hold another meeting to hear
reports Many OF the employers present last evening
were large dealers and 10 understood that tey eA
pressed the sentiment OF the majority OF the epOyeTs
The clerks are now employed from "a. III. 10 D. M MT
sammus of the shoe Dealers Association presided, ahd
Mr. Okeee, President OF the Clerks AssOcatlon acted
ass
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ST Johns INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

The children attached to st. Johns Episco-
pal sunday and Industrial Schools had their annual
Christmas festival and distribution OF presents yeser
day az the chapel in Narick-st. There were over 200
children present completely filling the body OF the build
ia and the three Galleries About 100 OF the children
are connected with the industrial schools ana are
taught every Saturday To sew. Ihey are mostly ellde
tos 10 from house To house for that purpose no
tnctiOn being made In regard TO race color or
dren while another Is Of Germans, who are Taught IN
their native tongue. over COO have joined uie sch0os
within the last days, and "a rule more chdreh JON
the school after before the holidays Inc REMAINDER
OF the children numbering 1907 belong TO the SUNDAY
schools. The Christmas tree, tastefuly adorheu' ie
with presents and lighted by powerful CALCIUM HK"'H
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
s,,bir Gen Sigies Gate, Galveston 10 via Key West 81
Sf.s'rsig Magnolia CroweL Charleston mdse. aud pass
Steamship san aruto. Atkins savannah mlse aul pa'-
Sr.sr-.fu Huntsville. savannah Wdsr and
St,aIp.ttp Saritoga Couch Richmond mdse. and 49,.
Msracalu Dec aui the Bar SD coffee ai 0r'
Sa n company ri for New otA LEX l p" 10
Liz 4 few DAYS schr Wharilslzeu for NeN-lo
B-g EIsua +. Pctrtuict. PrnambncO - days, sugar
B.i. viva lulguA IS DAYS sugar
SeiI OralsO. Holmes Portland. lumber
srLr. Bllov, Wallace, Nes -Louion
BELOW.
Rrg MARY Ferguson. from Turks Island
SAILED.
apba Tor Hamburg t0a h Liverpool 'ia aU
fan leo m Sa,auu4L. james Adrr for Charleston Nnsa Tor
Norfolk, &C.
DOME STIC PORTS.
poroy Dec O. -Arrgei ~ T. Robbins. from LONDON
y \ Dee 2L-Aruyed. steamship EeoeceA Oyde
rom N-eYor: Pouee FROM PLiade phAi james A Gary IRON
C,stvsroy Dec Champion from NeNl ORR
shin Bomhag from Liverpool; barks L. b. Walker frou Cuo IA a
tress Apollo LIVERPOOL brig Manuel from 81 Jss0 % Os1A
srhr Arrturus from jamaica -.,,. - ,t---..t
S,yASS,H Dee 23-Auyed ship Maggie WIdfre from Liverpool
Cleared steamship Virgo Nesio scbr Grace clifton TOY Fto'
dence Robert Caldwell NeEl Wares Cobb Soaih AEeo,'
NoRYuLk Dec I8SAsd steamship MeIsAn i0f bos'oe-
FOREIGN PORTS.
23Arryed night steamship De soto ron New
York SAsi steamship JuuatA aud kApdau, FOR heN'ofeanS
DISASTERS.
KY Wssr Fa 23Th. North German bark Muller Sehut
from pu,asoa HsIepOo bus and ashore on sugar Lo4
Reef AuJ blgrd
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Ninth That tb, 81 dsv December you sad Board
u Nuperrsc did Gu8y determine ajutca said Tps
tons respectively, directed that The Of SJ,lyo
requested by said Commissioners Of MaIi,Ouave, and She
Of Skof5n requested by ssl Commissioners
O. BerraBae aui-I by thrm respectively, be Incorporated
iG th 0rth collection o. Tor the 1893 DO the
West be levied and
raised upon charges collected
1cHtl That the Ssi aGIcauons bv Won The said
Commissioners srvc and tT the said Supervisor Grote and ~
sl Board OF Supervisor OF Nricheer County
aud Illegal
aud Unauthorized irregular and void for The and
the forth particularly specified n The petition AFFIDAVIT
aus complaint Aforesaid hereto annexed Ard We being willing for
@, Doe cert 1e Of the said proceedings acatous
quests resolutions and orders and al thugs sIp-rS thereto do
sud each that certify ADD unto JUS
tees oour Nume Court general term thereof o. be he'd a. I've
County Courthouse tie CITY Of brookn County OF Kings 90 the
18th dav OF February 1870 at 90 o'clock the iorenoou all TIE pro
ceelrr aGud cations. resolutions orr. papers petitions
documents and all things apeAuug To and concerning ihe sand LAYING
opening extending and working the said highway and avenues Aud
and awarding damages and about the and TIE
urou and incorporating SAID
fpecuvely the annual Tor the collection Of
axes resolution direction
that amounts s-vers'y be LEVIED and raised
charges collected a. fully the remain
before syeraT Justices urle
AID according Jaw ought o. be done and have
hen Their. ts writ 1 the tine ctSIE AID anlg 0a
further otherwise than az herein commanded
Hon Abraham b. 1sppsu Justice oi Que 'orrt
Term SAIL Cpr bed the County tu. House a
County esiCBeser ts l5tu d1 90 becrrsT
l.1l j. MALCOLM HN.Ia, NitfA'
Allowed. A. r. T,rprv Just-, Supreme Court
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% and \, torr bonds Perv extended asd by "a act o. 81
TN million or more a. th, discretion. p'gsr' talk Of ap
! piying to the Legislature Tor repeal Of the act
CENTER MORICHES.-A daughter OF UT >. =
Wines seriously injured yesterday By being run over % ION
and Ss Wheel Of 10, wagon passed her neck
! MORRISANIA.-John Addoms some time ago hlreG
plsno forte from resident MorTsAna a. 40 Month sna s,p
S g' Of 2sts 1 0, ,o5 = S' o az
piano caused the Of ddoss snd ser
cured Monday NJ Addo while in bis cell st 'S' Io~'
Hall. exhibited signs Ofussuiiy.
MOUNT VERNON-Peter Pierret. while passing
along SCOTS Bridge Aoni ngh Tell IOWA Al en-
bslknsat distance Of 40 feet and was killed
PORT JERyIs, N. Y-The Reformed Church rcin, OF
sfes The dedication viii take place ,6oat the d
preside Instrument THURSDAY evening next Some lns
s.eo" o. Port Jsrv Lodge No 8 add ~ took place the
2ih The folosBg officers T,re elected. y H. h1pui Y S
Secretary, johnson D. J. Young J. do''I "
mention Of whom made few days ago as having stolen c''O "
cattle. has been held Tor trial 10 o. ~
HOBOKEN-John Doran and his wife Margaret
became involved quarrel on Christmas night Joha l
baud With pea.iaife lie was arrested yesterday.
WEST HOBOKEN.-Several hen-roosts in West
Lsgart lost 100 fowls.
JERSEY CTTY.-Rosa Lake. who. on the 18th
Inst al the corner Of Ne"araye aud BaJs %,
quest over The remains tbs evening the truck held to
iel s rni 1t and % chain the Ed Rssay depot
BERGEN CITY.-Mrs. Ellen Flood became, IN IN
Frank Oul az grocery STORE
ont covered Wth blood
custody b., refused to make compliant Id he
discharged
HUDSON CTTY.-A rot occurred at late hour on
Monday riyn kept by Lawrence Graham Ht k me
Blacksmith" noorpy Graham badly hest hg Mcnae
himself received beating from Thomas hHsl
The assaiaAfs arrested.
IRVINGTON. N. J.-Mr. WORDSWORTH stables on
spnngeave entered by burglars late on Monday night AMI
robbed Of valuable harness
RUTHERFURD PARK, N7J.-Lewis Miller,
German billed yesterday morning hy tue un et
press bould which does not stop az this station ne az
tempted with horse and and was sreA 10y
the locomotive breaking The o pr lhe tran rae aoon
before stopping bis dead body found on Tue rOat
engine borse died from its injuries IN an onr or NO. IL
property Of M painter al horh BeueYe
ORANGE, n. J.-At ain early hour on Sunday
morning Murphy entering BIS carpenter shop %
was Ross who supTod that be vas burglar
Mr Murphy injured Coroner Williams yesterday he an
woods place the jury rendered verdict Of suicide
KEARNEY TOWNSHIP, n Jan explosion OF
gas attended probably re-Bts occurred on houdy nl ~ te
private gas ongug Mr. John Bune and adjoining d. resi-
dence pipe Gd the Nth aud Nen t sou
Benne co.rei entered With lighted eanle 70
repair pipe gnte The building caught be ana vas en
Bcnuer sud the cOed man we're rescued @
iataly
coorcd IA burned severely bu! not dangerously
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Bre,pori Dee 26 Alexander Black Iged u years
La,, - 49,. ~. -, THURSDAY 90, Al o'clock from MS
s ,.dsses os Wihaust Hast Bridgeport Frsnd' Of tue HF
are respectfully invited 10 attend - ,.......
chicago. California ard London papers please copy
BERRY-In Nev-York sun'J Dec 20 beI - ~. " H..
Geld OF Hobokeu n j. IL ,h.. ~ he, sthsr ,,. r,sn,.
h insd 10 attend funeral from Chnh CAseu ~.
WeinesdaV 18th. al u O'Clock H. Tram ITO" "'"i ~ WV
ee.ay th, 9sh ns Charles hrhn' 10 the 6siA
OF hs & family are respectfully invited 70 attend bis funeral
& 's r..Ience EAst Thirty h1hst on friday we 'Is
inst, 8 IUl clock a ~. ,,,,-n. ~ e
A. Geneva Switzerland in the Hotel de Fu'e NSr
Youngest Of SAe aud the late Joseph Oos-'e OF New
York City =. ,--..4.. AMI.
Al Clinton North Carolina Dec y ie0namp"oh N'
AZ ~. ~ Blanchard EdgA OF RAILWAY n j.
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daughter the late John g. HoyI Of Oucs " r..
p,sr.l services Bound Brook on wednesday " ~ Ms Anu
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oovy,, AT Newark N J. Dec a. suddenly Man A.. wife "'
Hal.ey (. oket "a, II - ..,..tal, invited 20 attend
The ru Ttu,, i1 at o'clock from the residence OF ssf
S, IAN ~ Royce. 225 IVES, TwsEnebst, b~'iofA .
,axwEIAt Orange N j. on the 25h Inst EaPSen ."
Of h' hs r PRESBYTERIAN Church South Orange Wednesday,
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ah Of Isa month 1882 MARY Nelson wife OfAsdfsv
Nelson T4,h ~ her age n. ...,...t 49,
Funeral ni take place tTiendS Meeting House
Tkrd-aVe. on Fourth day. 2SSh INST a. - "eIoeA %.
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TIKI WEATHER
uy,.-v Han. ill., ~ Eist Hour Tier Wind
ri y. g. Dec. is 80 p - ~ w
~ 29lB Nm w.
500 zg5O INV II ~ p ~ INV.
REMARKs.-Morung- Overcast to noon; either a mist
a drizzle from midnight to raining 1910; raining
ll0 70 noon heaviest fog Of the season to 7O After
noon-Overcast and very cI0udy e5 overcast 22O 10
sunset either rain or TO 25 either fog
misty rain 2:l5 sunset. Evening-Oyercast 10 $50
very cloudy Cos overcast $40 u misty ram anu os
sunset to 6O light misty rain $40 TO $40 Rain depth
T2lO0 OF inch. Noe.-27th-From 10 D. M to midnight
overcast raining 10 TO 1885, misty ram 1880 to IL Ram
depth, la OF inch.