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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1869.
10 Our Friends Jn the Country-In-
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ana SnDe'6 agricultural magazine, together ,oith
TIKI NEWS, TO at ne,o Subscribers, at the Jouoto-
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or young Ramsay, the day was no, Ivy any means
n day of horror. Old John Robinson ,lld pull up
stakes and leave without IL night performance,
but only because his exhibition hnd proved n
humbug, and hc has dcs'iairod of foo!ing another
audience. Edgcfeld ls. lnd has been, peculiarly,
Il target Tor Radical hato and ;yraany; affairs,
as regards politics AMI labor, are ccrtaialy un.
settled, and, worst OF al!, perhaps, we have 10
Shadow OF municipal government. But not
wlthstandlng all this, Edscicld IL extremely far
from being the disu:Lcrcd, excited ard tc0IY
place one would bc icd to believe FROM thc 40.
counts lately pubshcd.n
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Dulnntin,

The Dalmntian trouble is not settled. The
insurgents are still in arms, and Austria
will need moro troops to compel obedience
10 her authority. So far tho sacrifice of life
on the part Of the Austrians hns been out of
nll proportion to The injury done the rebels.
The number OF men inyalidcd already among
the troops, from the character OF the war
fare, and The terrible prvations of cold and
hunger TO which they arc exposed, exceeds
all belief, and every return vessel 10 Trieste
is crowded with sick and wounded to an ox-
tent out of all proportion with the apparent
magnitude Of the struggle. The district OF
The Huppa, which SO lately had given in lis
submission to the Imperial Government, is
again in arms, and many Of the inhabitants
have been found among The killed in the last
engagements. This has induced Austria to
prefer request to the Great Powers for per
mission TO cross Turkish territory with
troops, and thus reach the heart of the in
fcctcd districts. This will he opposed by
Prussia, who is in truth the backer of Dal-
malta and the principal fomcntor Of the ex-
isting difficulties
Dalmatia was cedcd TO Austrn by the
allies i'll 1914, in order that she might reach
and dominate the Adriatic. Venetia Is lost,
and now the foes of the House of IIapsburg
desire to shut of Austria altogether from
oh Adrlntic port Prince Charles of Rou-
mania, is n nephew Of the King of Prussia,
and aspires TO authority In tho Danubian
provinces. The Prince Of Montenegro pro-
tests against the occupation of his territory
by Austrian troops, and does all in his power,
without open action, to make common cause
with the Dalmatians. For number of years
the Montcnegrins have sought for n port on
the Adriatic, but the demand has always
been resisted by Austria, who is well aware
what use would be made by Russia of even
the smallest fooihod
The interests OF Roumania, Montenegro
and Prussia arc opposed to the SUCCESS OF
Austria; but France and Russi;, may not he
willing To give to Prussian ambition still
broadc: field. Napoleon has his hand; full
nj home Tho Gar can afford 10 wait. Be-
sides, it is not The policy Of Russia TO
strengthen The hands of Prussia ut this time
From France The Gar has nothing to fear:
from Prussia hc has much. IL is, therefore,
The policy Of Russia TO side with France and
uphold Austria in this DalnIaLian cmbroglio.
A few days will probably give us better
knowledge OF the situation, and enable
shrcwd guess 10 be made nj the upshot OF
the affair.
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VIZ BEG to state that VIC will, ON Tuesday
next, publish descriptive notices of the
Christmas advertisements appearing in THE
News OF that day, and that similar notices
will he published from day to day OF Christ
mas advertisements appearing for the first
time during the rest of the week.
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THE StaLo Treasurer gives notice thnt
"lho interest maturing January 1st, 1870,
''on the bonds OF the State Of South Caro-
'lina will DO paid In gold, on demand
"at The banking house OF II. ii. Kimpton,
Financial Agent OF the State OF South Caro-
''llna, No. Nassau street, New York, and
cat The Treasury Office, Columbia, g. G..
''The interest on registered stock Of tie
"State will bo paid in Columbia onlY.n
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LAND CONMusS!oNEH Leslie viriuousIy do
MICS Lhsatlnth Of statement made by the
Lanrcnsyillo Hcrdia, that The price paid Ivy
his agent for lands bought in I,aurcns was
'cxtrayagant and ridiculous" In regard 10
this particular case tho Herald will doubt
less have word to say but what about
the Wholesale charges brought against The
Land Ring by Republicans and Democrats
alike? Mr. Leslie says that nc invites an
investigation. Why do not the sweet leg
isatlvc spirits hearken to his praycrf
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ANOTHER phosphn.e bill Is coming. In
The Itonsc on Thursday Mr. Wells gave no.
tice that he would introduce IA bill author
''izins certain persons therein named to dig,
"mino, and remove from the beds Of tho
"navSab!o streams and waters within the
'.jurisdicilon Of tho Stcto OF Sonth Carolina,
"the phosphate rock and phosphate deposit"
The other bill giyesl tho "exclusivo right
to do oil thll.
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Two good things! l. The bill "to pro-
tect the officers OF the stato police from ar
rcst." and to allow them to do just what
they please. WIS laid on the table in the
Senate on Thursday. Q. There L. serious
talk OF abolishlng tho State constabulary
force.
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WAIA. srsEEr Is already nibb.ing at tho
gold-interest boto. Tho New York Herald
OF Wednesday,, whilo reporting the market
for Southern securities generally unsettled
and weak, tells US that Exceptionally
the South Carolhas wero worry strony, and
"sold ut r."
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EOR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE

IL N . a Il II, BTEAM PUKTABLE
IL 0ROSS-CUT OR WOOD SAVING MA
UiiIHES, Kings patent, suitable for cutting oord
particularly adapted to tho wants OF railroads.
wood contractors. wood yard, S,lw mil, and inm.
brr men pcnoraily. For this machine We claim
tempted. All parties Interested and the puhlio
are Invited TO see this uaotne In operation daily
from II O'Clock A. n. TO r. NJ, At tho Artesiaa
state or County rights, or single machIncs for
sae. Apply TO CAMERON, BARKIEY d co.
Lec3 limo
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EOk SALE OR RENT, a PLANTATION
l. stnated on the Ashley River, few miles
from tho city, containing about one hundrel
acres, one-haif cicnred, with comfortable dwell.
ing and necessary oatbuildlngs If not sold by
the 20ih instlnt, the owner will be willing to let
The premises ton rcpOnsiblo paiiy with u small
formation apply 70 YenniDgs Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. dcc4
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~ J. sCHLBP PEGRELL,
No. s7 LINE STREET. BETWEEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.

LUMBER OF every description and BUILDING
MATERIAL, Limo and P1AIterng Laths, Paints
Oils, Glasses, Shingles; also GrooVo and Tongue
Boards, Ac.. constantly on hand at the lowest
market prices, ootll mtusiyr
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT a
l. GREAT EAHGAiN.-0ne snail CylinderTAY-
LOH PRESS la complete repair. II has been but
hlllc used, AMI ts so simply because the present
owner has no use for it. The size or the bel! Of
.he Press IL f0riy-fonr by fifty eight Inches Said
tcaS @isi nc sid at great bargain II applied for
other purposes. Address Box No. S795 New York
Ia&t0llGc. annion
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3 UpER1oR COLOGNE WATER

Manufactured and FOR sale by
'oet6 No. 1M Meeting strees.
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TlNO RENT; a HANDSOME SEVEN OC-
Il TAVE Rosewood PIANO and STOOL. in
g0nd order. Rent moderate. Apply at hs TRiDD
STREET declS ~
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Go hr,lt.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
IL &c., now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them in this column. The rate Is 55
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, II
pail In advance.
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fENO RENT, a FINE STORE WITH FIX
i TuRfSS Tor IL grocery and bar-rooni corncr
tenant ron; will lie $40 per month. Also, six
large Square Rooms, with fire places back lllaZzas
anu cistcin wafer on every story. Tue rooms
VII! he rented singly II preferred Inquire Of Mr.
ROSE, ON the promises. octlG
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EOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT YARIE-
IL TY or UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered
a. the South Carolina Railroad, In bags OF two
bushels, 81 so per bnscl for four bushels or lcss
81 % per b,iahel for NIX bushels or moro. Apply
70 GEORGE F. WiIALEf, ST. Matthew's =. o.,
Orangcburg County, y. Z. decs 2nios
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for Sale.

HnUHkEfS, FOWLS. DUCKS, &c.--I
H. have just received from the coun;ry large
lot OF line Turkeys, Fowls and bucks, also some
Fresh Butter. Which nm selling by retail at
Wholesale prices. Call early IL you want u bar-
gam. WM. HUNT, NJ. ~ Market street, north
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Groceries, Eiquors, &r.

~ IL RI FIVE QUARTER CASKS
a CiioicK sliERRIEs.
OF OLD IHpoRTATIon
cHA@rAGHES, cI.AREr, LIQUORS. COR
DIAI.s, &c, &c
IMPERIAL PALE SHERRY
Super hm;ontilllio
super GUicn
Cabinet -
Vino .lc Paste y
super Pale Fine Table Sherry =
10 quarter casks Table Sherry. low price
NAL DEIRA WINE.
, quarter casks, Collie. wclch iroihc,,, Southsdc
BRAN NDIES
Inaricr cask Finest Oognac. vintage 1913.
cvnr CONSIDER this Brandy equal TO any have
rSpfis;sls Il %Ssrs ami Vi SsSa' 1865 s:5S os
punchcon itish.nay6rcd jamaica.
SCOTCH wIIISKEY
pnnchcOn J. Ramscy's.
CHAMPAGNE cI,rrr
We cliG!ot ttba,c,,, Mar.,.,,x
MuInm'S Dry auh Sweet lhinrrruux u,,Jnc
Sc.3raay lSt Julien
Piper iirhSGce IMrtIoc
SiliCry MOMsScaux tPauillac
lIOCK WINES. Nuit. I,urr,,.
MarcubrnnnCr I,habis White 1 dv
LcbGraumilCh Alto Duro port ~
SclUsS Erbachcr lDry PORT
GciScnl!cincr lpurc juice
Sautcrne
ORDIAl.S.
Chartrcnse, Curacoa, Anniscttc. CancEc par
f;ili Amour, Rose, Noiaux, Swiss Absinthc Bcpa-
dicnc, Vcrmonth.
BITTERS
Angnstora BOXERS, lIosettcr's brakes, Mar.
gcnthropcn, GctreIdc Kummcl.
20 RTER AND ALE.
l'iohert's Brown Stout. Guinness Extra Stout
1elrrey's and r. Youngers' Sparkling Ale, Bass &
Tcnnunts Pale Ale. For sale by
KLlNCS, ,wlCkENDERG & CO.
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ITO RENT, a HOUSE IN BULL STREET,
Il next to the corner Of Smith, having 6 or
ruoinS, pa1aee ciStcrn, gas, with double piazza
amt ontbu'ldin2s ~ good order. Possession given
Immediately: Apply at No. 81 Cannon street
t1eCtH stlIlII3f
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
"a sell the American KNITTING MACIIlNE.
The only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
Invented. Price S25. viii knit 10000 stitches
Company, Boston, Mass, or St. Louis BIO.
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TI1O RENT. a TWO AND a HALF STORY
y Brick ilousc, south side Society street. bo-
tween Meeting and King streets; upright and
attic r0onS. pantry, storcroOm, Kitchen, stables,
ciStcrn and well OH premises. Apply next door,
No. 81. tIrcI7 %
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E,OR SALE, A FEW OF THOSE CHOICE
l. HORSES and MULES still on hand, and for
sale low to make room for another lot
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EOR SALE. A LARGE LOT OF COUN.
l. TRY APPLES. Fresh Supple constantly
arriving. Apply ut SaNKEN & PIEPER, corner
Spring anu King streets decl4 bs
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A BRICK YARD TO RENT OR LEASE.
IA 10 Rent or Lease, II valuable BRICK YARD,
on Cooper River, fifteen niles from the city.
Case In complete order, and n fine landing but a
or to WM. TENNENT, Lazy Range.
Ipcl6 thsss
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,HOR SALE, TWO FINE IRON WA
J.. TER TANKS. each or 4cO gallons capacIty.
They measure feet square. Apply ut Il. MURE;
4 CO., Buyce'y North Wharf. decl5
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WANTED, by A LADY, A SITUATION
Nv asTcachcr. either in Day or Boarding
Sclionl. She has hal seven years. experience
French, German nnd Music. Address Miss II. H.
YOUNG, UDonvile, S. q. Refers TO General W.
IL: w Mai;icc, ol Union, and General J. II. KcrShaw
or Camden. ,lecl4 tutbst, pIc1
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Prime Young MARE and her COLT, two
months OLD. Apply to II. ARNOLD. tIccl4
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WTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A COL
wv 0RhD WET NURSE. Apply ut No. s.
J.IS
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Uanls.

w Cook aud Wash. and u Nurse to mind
children. References required. Apply nt No. 10
King street. drcISIt
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rae COURTS.
COURT or 0YEB AND TEamlSEn.

Before Judge Barnard and Associate Justices.
The November term Of the Court OF oyer and
Term,ner was opened yesterday morning. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were sworn 10 act as Grand
Jurors:--Wnliam p. Libby, foreman; Francis Core,
Samuel Brush, Halsey Corwin, W. +. Jordan, J. l..
Smith, Thomas Stratton, 8, B. P. Higgins, John Il.
Bennett, s. ]. stilwel. Robert Steel W. ". Samuel,
W. J. WyckoK, Judd Pierson, NJ. E. Land, George
Tapscott, 8. D. Clark, George Wood, E. Williams,
L. 3. Mead, D. G. Ralstone, Charles II. Hyde, A. H.
Pucifer.
Judge Barnard, In his charge TO the Grand Jury,
called their attention to the topics prescribed In Inc
statute, aud In regard to alleged frauds &C the cleo
ton he said particular attention should be paid TO
any charges Of that nature which might be brought
before them. That was necessary In order that the
purity OF republican Institutions might be preserved
and the will OF the majority observed. While inves-
tgating such charges no party feelings must be
allowed to interfere with their deliberations, aud no
matter which party might be accused OF frauds II
the duty OF the Grand Jury to give the matter
full investigation IN order that the guilty parties
might be brought to justice.
The calendar was then called but no cases were
ready for trial. II is understood that the present
term Of the Court Of oyer and Terminer will be Q
short one, and the most important case on the ca.
endar is that OF the young man Barry. who was
tried at the last term for alleged murder, but Of
VIII be remembered, the Jury failed to agree.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

This body met yesterday at three O'Clock as q
OF the various election districts OF the city. The
canvassers then adjourned, to meet again on Thurs
day next
communication was received from the presi-
dents OF the several savings banks OF Brooklyn and
New York, representing that 1.-THE recent successful
burgaries Of the hitherto considered safest
bank vaults have impaired confidence in the entire
security Of all such means OF protection" The bank
officials are compelled 10 inform the Board that
unless these bonds can be secured by registration
they Will invest the money entrusted to their care in
other securities
Alderman WHITING offered resolution direct No
the Street Commissioner to advertise for proposals
Tor furnishing registered bonds. TO be substituted
the various coupon bonds heretofore issued by the
city Of Brooklyn. Adopted.
The Board entered into contract with the follow
ing named parties for doing The required work on
the new Truant House:-Thomas J. Leary mason,
$22 ISL; John Norton carpenter Sl6175; Peiiatreau
Hawkes., gas nfters c., 81, $50.
Mayor kalbnesch sent In veto message disap-
proving the resolution offered at previous meeting
TO allow the Nassau Gasiight Company to lay their
pipes. The resolution was adopted n0twithstand-
Vetoes were also sent in by the Mayor relative to
the payment Of the bills OF the Corporation printer,
and the proposed sewer on the east side OF Hicks
street, near Hamilton az enue.
Alderman BERGEN MADE lew remarks IN relation
to the Atlantic Avenue Improvement Commission
er5, VINO have failed to comply with the require
ments OF the law which provides for all these COM
MISSIONS reporting the condition OF the work
under their control The commissions would now.
however. he believed, he abolished by the Legisla
tGre, and the legitimate power be restored to the
Common Council
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WORK KGwuxsS's PROTECTIVE UNION.

Election of OGicers-The Annual Report.
The annual meeting OF the Workingwomens Pro-
tcctive Union took place yesterday afternoon az
half-past three O'Clock. There was quite full at
tendance OF the prominent gentlemen who have
been identified with this praiseworthy movement
present.
Alter few prelimnares the following set OF
officers was elected for the ensuing year,
PreSideut--J. d. WOLFE in place OF Judge DAILY VINO
declined.
rice Presldent-James W. Gerard,
Set7rtdiY-W. IS. Crosby.
Treasurer Moses :. Beach.
Observation-Disclosures r, Daily Henry A.. Cram, Dr.
h. u. Rosa, George H. Perry @. w. Matsell, william
Mcclellan, Joseph T. Beach, Daniel Walford, w. II.
H. Moore, J. II. Parsons A. P. stroud and O. r. Kirk
land.
A vote OF thanks was given to Mr.. J. II. Parsons
for gratuitous legal services.
The annual report was read by Mr.. J. w. Gerard.
1t showed that during the year 1865 1855 appnca-
tons had been received for employment from re-
lions; that 900 complaints against employers
resulted IN she collection OF ST. 400; that
seventy-nve cases carried to the courts generally
resulted IN favor OF the employees: that
LII employers asked for nep during the year 1868.
or tue applicants who came under the benevolent
ann OF the ASSOCIATION 235 were never registered
there before OF these ISL were widows 81 soldiers
WIDOWS, 90 soldiers wives, los women with hus-
bands, 227 orphans, 22T half orphans 229 girls with
parents and SO homeless girls.
Mr. GERARD remarked that the society shonld not
be COMPOUNDED with the Working womens Assocla-
ton, whose tolls pertain chiefly to the tongue.
Adjourned.
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SupRE ME CouaT--SpsCIAL TENN.
DecisIons.


Before Judge Tappan.
Robert H. WiUtdnlS Os. Louis Beger ana Othefs.-
Defendants motion to stay proceedings denied, with
ten dollars costs.
The Same ps The Sdnle.-Paintr's motion to re-
move stay granted without cost.
In the Matter or At1ed Norris BOpce, an Entd1t.--
Writ Of habcas corpus dismissed, without prejudice
to future proceedings
Alexander Ftndlev rs. Stephen O'ReillN.-M0tiOn
to vacate attachment Denied with ten dollars costs.
CHARLES L. Francis u.s. John decentralization to
continue Injunction denied; ten dollars COSTS to
abide event.
Duncan Us. Faacis.-Motion to refer granted;
order modified.
BY Judge Gilbert.
Barre ps acknowledgement Of divorce.
Wetdat pS. Gdrdney.--Naw trial ordered costs to
abide event. Rockand county
Broom VS. Reere. Motion to set aside amended
answer denied SUFFOLK county.
Atlantic Dock Company us. Decentralization to
vacate injunction Denied with ten dollars costs.
In the Natter or Rachel Hdnnerp, Lnndtfc.-
Order that committee pay $500 to E. L. Sanderson
and $500 to T. L. Bowen.
greeley Us. Bed7s-NOtOn for commission granted.
Westchestef county.
defendants produce books, &C., denied.
Hal Us. HdM-JudRment OF divorce. Plaintiff to
have custody Of children.
Merton us. ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF divorce.
Pn1Eer vS. DuSenberyy ana Parker ps. Dusen-
berry, ct dls.-COmplaints dismissed $3.50 extra
allowance TO defendants tn each case.
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ER0DKLYy INTELLICEyCE.


SNEAK RoBBERY.-The residence Of Mr. Pamphilli,
No. % Greene avenue, was entered by sneak thief
on sunday night, who escaped with Sl2S worth Of
clothing.
BURGLARY.-Tne bakery OF Mr. Robert Anderson,
No. $50 Fulton street. was feloniously entered on
Sunday night and robbed.
FIRE.-The dry goods store Of Mrs. Finnegan, No.
3o5 Fulton avenue, took fire at six O'Clock yesterday
morning. ana the stock was damaged to the amount
Of 500. Insured for $l,50o.
ADULTERATIN6 MLK.-Richard Degraw, employed
by Thomas Nolan, OF Van Brunt street. to drive a
milk wagon, was arrested at four O'Clock yesterday
morning on a charge OF watering his milk from Q
hydranf
BADLY BEATES.-Patrick Kinsella, residing at No.
113 Butler street. was knocked down and badly
ssos o.As"J
BROOKLYN LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN-The Brooklyn
Library Association, OF the Eastern district Is the
most popular resort OF the ltera OF that part OF the
city, and was never In q more prosperous condition
than at present The library Is constantly receiving
accessions, and the reading Ia furnished with
all the foreign and American newspapers and maya
Zines. The managers have arranged for course Of
lectures to be delivered in the new Reformed church,
Bedford avenue, to commence on Thursday evening.
Mark Twain, SAKE, vandenhofY, Milburn and Dir.
Hayes have been engaged Rev. w. II. Milburn, the
eloquent blind preacher, will tell on Thursday "What
Blind Man Saw In Paris"
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Kitsn IN A SCuffLE.

Mention has already been made In the HERALD OF
the death OF Joseph Welsh, at No. 80 cherry street.
under somewhat peculiar circumstances. Coroner
keenan, who has the case in charge, from partial
examination, learned that ON Saturday night
deceased and George Gilbert were drinking in the
lower part OF the premises, after which they
went up stairs and engaged in scutlle. Before II
was concluded Welsh was thrown over hot stove
ana fatally injured. Wooster Beach, M. d., made a
post mortem examination on the body and found
deceased lad sustained fracture OF the tenth aud
eleventh Ribs The point OF one OF the broken ribs
penetrated the liver, mus causing hemorr
hege, which resulted In death. An inquest viii he
held on the body to-day. As yet 1t does not appear
that Gilbert IN throwing deceased over the stove
had any intent to seriously njure him. Gilbert
however, was taken IN charge aud held to await the
result OF the inqnisiiion. Deceased forty years
1 age ana native OF Ireland