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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
PERSONAL.

Mr. Lowe. the English Chancellor Of the tx
chcqucr IS an accomplished yoloolpedst, although he
began practice az the age OF %.
Bayard Taylor will fill about eighty engage
ments to lecture during the coming season He com
ncnces at Cincinnati November with the lecture
Art aud Reform" lie expects to visit California In the
Spring where he will close his lecturing career
While the Rev. John Jackson, Rector of
Ledbury in Hercforlshife preaching on Sunday
Oct. g. young woman. formerly cook in his family
walked 20 the top 81 the middle AISLE and, holding mp
child Informed the congregation that 1t was Mr Jack
s0u'..'
The AHeaGdu, noticing new edition of the
Counties Gu.ccioi's "EocOlectOnF," that ladys
recu, ctons OF late eccentric husband NJ dc BOssy
would not be a bad book He frank man. and used
10 Introduce his wife "Ia Marquso de Boissy, ma
femme, ancienne maitresse de Byron" Few arc prob
ably aware Of the fate OF Byrous heart After his death
AZ Missoong In lS22 ms body embalmed and sent
10 England but the heart was begged and obtained by
the Greeks who nclosed It in silver case. Four years
larer after the prOtracted siege Of MissolOngh, sally
ing party carrying the relic with them. cut with
great sacrifice Of life through the Turkish lines but the
heart was Iost IN crossing the marshes.
The Dnke and Duchess Del la Tore OF Italy
arrived her ia the Java yesterday, and are al the st.
James Hotel
MIR. G. Catacazy the Russian Minister; Boris
Dauzas OF the Russian Legation, aud VIM Watson, En-
gauu. arc at the Clarendon Hotel - The Hon Ga
iusha 4. Grow OF Pennsylvania, Col s. Leon. aud Col
selleeF Washington. at the st. Denis Hotel. -
Lord Adare Of England Mr.. Samuel BOwles OF TIE
Springfield Republican, and Gen. X W. Kirkhan U. s.
A arc al the BrevOOrt House == Lieut. Gov Beach,
Albany Gen. A. j. Lee, Louisiana; the Hon. H. Pratt
Praitsvlle the Rev. DR. Hodges. Princeton, n J ana y
T. Blackstone Chicago, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel'
- The Hon. Horace Maynard. 81. e., Tennes
gee; George II. McCartee, Chief OF the fIlht
ing Division OF the Treasury Department; Gen.
SrringfeHow Of Kansas, ex-COngressman Branuo-
geo Of Connecticut Paym9ster j. j. Cunnlnghhnl
L. g. Navy; Dudley Buck OF Lexington, KY; EDWARD
Atkinson OF boston and A. X. Manning Mobile, are al
tle Tifth-aye Hotel Gen. Andrew Porter OF Penn
eylvania and W. H. Stewart Cuba, at the New YORK
Hotel $50 The Hon. W. y. Lincoln Washington; MT DE
Cord0ya and Norman Wizard at the metropolitan
Hotel 60 Ex.MayOr Richard Yaux OF Philadelphia
the Hon Charles Stanford. Schenectady, and the Hon
=. Matieson, Utica, at the Astor House r= line
Hon. Sanford Amsterdam, n. Y, and Col. Hodges "
f. A.. are al the st. james Hotel g. Gen. ". H. McCarE
neg OF Boston 81 at the Westminster Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

a.--zaA'' ssss~ose,-.tr OHIO
COMPLETE RETURNS REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND. ~N's.''
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct 19.-Returns from all
the counties have been received at the Republican head
quarters in this city, few only Of them unofficial The
result via vary but votes. r. d. Harrison chair
man figures up the maJorities follows For Governor
R r. Hayes, 1885, George H. PendletOn. %,s2l-
tlayess majority sO7a The Legislature sands-Senate
one and the House three Republican majority.
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RAsF-RALL MOTIFS.

The first contest between the champion clubs
OF tbe Hudson Eiyrr-he listers 81 Saugeres aud th'
Lone stars OF CaiHkil-Tcsulted IN victory FOR. The
Ulslcrs by = score OF - To -.
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MARRIED.

GR0BsBRCK-MARSH-In Brooklyn the Ish s ~ the Rev
Edward Gro@sbeck Of a city
Of Chaa v. Marsh Of Brooklyn.
sP0ONBRGRAEvB-OB MoSeAy Oct 49, at The reaSeae.
brides parents O.
Grseys daughter Of Werner GrAeve ell Of BroSkyA Ne
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS -
FEI-N,oHT Oct ls-bVenng -Bouds closed htaVi NV '
t,s b.. a iuf the old issue.
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DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must Be Endorsed viA f'sH
name and address.
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HARVARD VS.. MUTUAL

BosrOS. Oct. ia game of baseball was
paycd mi, afternoon between the Harvard University
cub and the Mutuas Of Springfield and resulted as fol
lows. HaIyaTds, 20; Mutuals,l
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TndePshirts and Drawers.
HOSIERY.
AND


HOSIERY.
AND
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
AT Low PRICES
VANDERBILT s. TAYLOR.
9 BOwERY. .
IsGfroy's Cod Liver DraEees
Sugar Coated Pills Of Cod LAYER EStIaet
CURB COUGHS COLDS. CONSUMPTION
DYSPEPSIA Asp GENERAL DEBILITY.
Used by the Medical Faculy 10 eouaty aud bgfopt
Phyesp having where Cod Liver OIL Aas'sa e 'e'i
better results By The use Of these Pills
SENT POSTPAID on RRcBIPT or PRICE
PRICBBo1 Drecs equal TO and han pats ~ o. ~
e.nts boz Of 10 Drag6e 81 Of go Drage,s ~
Por tul paricslArs eou,aung medical s,cosss phyesus
certificates &C.. &c. ssHd for pamphlet
WARD SouTHERLASb Co.
Wholesale Agent. 30 WHham-st. hsE le's
90 Choice Decorated ChiHn
DINNER SETS AND DEsssrT SITS
a. bar the sspa prossi
,,eetsd from the stock ofs masuseiuef swing up hurss'
ALSO GOLD BAND TEA.AND DINNER WARE, % 80 srw As
piece. a. she pues q Plain White China
CUT AND ENGRAVED FLINT GLASS Ware
81 u.u sad eisesnt designs
FINE CHANDELIERS AND GAS bIA-
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III GLASS tfon Ois' Louaasl. BRONZE, AND oeAtbG
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ass $50 & 49, BROApWAl corner q Broone-si-
Russian Vapar Baths ne bs lroHG remedy o shssas
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paper
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2 y 10 % q Gl Total

It, a. "a a. s,h. 9Th 7th. 9th 9th Total
N E,''5.lI...:....S Q : 5--5
J,.t,rs-Nf Martin ofthe Bel ford Club Tine 2 hours
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LOCAL POLITICS.

Beuoniratsd. Two nominations. 3Dee!ir'a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

PhaIon,s "VitaIin - Or, salvR,ion for the Hair.
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MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.

1.-THE srur., indicate tn. party majority at the last election
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aa'@'' 'i;'-9s,'''r OHIO.

Total ..-.....3UI274 29OO3b. Zz5ZJ6
Deary's maj. HIS. .Gearys maj. 1859
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-13
PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

VIZ ISHES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No, IS Washing
ton street to No 10 Elizabeth avenue She is pre-
pared to 40 out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine Having been at first class work
fora number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Thinning Ladies' and Childrens Tn
tlerclothing Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts ard carries her patterns with her
BY leaving the name and address at is Elizabeth
avenue Mrs Wilson Will call on the ladies for their
orders IN the evening. m3 sm
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-13
OUR SECRETS ARE TO DO GOOD.

r INCoLN DIVISION No. 81 SONS OF TEN
4 PERANCE meet EVERY TUESDAY EVENING
at Library Hall, third story. Initiation foe-Maes
50. Females 81 Dues per mo1th--males 25 cents
Females 81 per year. We invite ALL to join us,
and unite their efforts with us in doing good. We
ask the earnest aid and cooperation of all. There
is work enough for all to do. js I'm
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-13
ELIZABETH, N. j., FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1862
SIigabets 8aiIp aigonitor,
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
j. MADISON DRAKE.

Revelations of Convent Lffe--A Terrible
Tale of Suffcring-AN Nun Imprisoned for
Twenty-one Years,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest the body Of Mrs Rebecca Robinson
who was fatally burned Sunday, her clothing having
caught fire from crate residence No 22 West Eey
enthst. She was "A native Of Petersburg Va. aged 40
years . lie concluded inquest at tho Mount sinai
Hospital over tho body Of August Mas the German
who was killed, few days since. by being struck by
a locomotive, while walking on the track OF
the Hudson River Railroad, near Mt 81 Vincent
Station. A verdict OF accidental death was rendered..
Coroner schirmer held inquest, mt the Elrsave Po
lice Station over the body OF infant found In the hall
way OF No 81 First-st The same Coroner held in
quests over the bodies OF Samuel Clinton OF No. 500
Eeventh-ave, and Philip Schen, German OF No.. 4i1
East sixteenth ST. they having died suddenly on sun
day night He will today hold an inquest over the body
OF James Bishop, who died suddenly In Bhty-
ffth.st between Sixth and seventlayes.--
Coroner Rollins yesterday held nquess In the cases OF
Mary Reey aged years. who was found sick and des
ue In the hallway Of No 80 Princest and died from
the effects OF such exposure while being conveyed To
Bellevue Hospital and Minnie Demorest aged % months,
who was fatally scaded at the residence OF her parents
No i35 West yfourhst she having fallen backward
into tub OF scaldng water, Wednesday last. Also,
at the New.York Hospital the body OF George Mes
lin who died from tho effect OF Injuries received yeser
day afternoon he having been caught In the machinery
OF the Congress Sugar Refinery at the corner OF fanEn
and Washing tOn-ss Deceased was resident OF LhHie-
wood N. j., aged 40 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
TIE EMIGRANT OUTAGE.

THE PASSENGERS NOT CoNvALESCING-ALLEGE
BRIBERY BY THE OWNERS or THE JAMES
FOSTER, JR.
The majority of the fever passengers of the
emgrnnt ship James Foster r who have beeu placed in
hospital at Wards Island, have not been Improving.
but are dying of at tho rate OF two each day. The
latest deaths reported from Wards Island hospital at
Castle Garden, yesterday, wero the following; Mary
Terster 40 years Of age native OF Ireland typhoid
fever COrneia Edwards, child Of English parents.
chronic darrhea; Patrick feeney, nged SO. Ireland,
typhoid fever, aud Ellen Brooks, months chronic diar
rhea A suit has been commenced by Mr.. Geo. Puten-
ham Smith, Wall-st. solicitor, In behalf OF James
Allen Peter Scholar Patrick Kayeney. John Foster aud
bartholomew TObn passengers OF the James Foster Jr
they have recently been giving Testimony before As
sstant District Attorney Harris one OF the complain
ants in stating his TO his solicitor, Mr. Smith, alleged
that he offered small amount OF money about
$50 as supplement 10 hs claim for damages by the con-
sgnees Marshall Il Co, II lac would withdraw his case
Mr. Smith intends 20 institute suit subsequently In be-
half Of all the passengers who have been matreated.
Yesterday the abOyeuamed complainants were before
Mr. b. +. Tracy, Distrct-AtOrney Of Brooklyn, making
formal complaint against the fret mate. Carpenter. and
boatswan Of the James Foster Later in the day they
applied 10 Mr. Cassery Superintendent OF Castle Garden
for a change OF clothing aud supplied The lndct
monts against the parties complained OF Will be presented
the Grand Jury the fret opportunity and true bill
is found their trial Will Immediately follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
IBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1865.
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

the Secretary Of the Treasury to admit free OF duy any
picture statue or work OF hne arr, rom q ,S an
rrnuntry for free exhibition In tho United States, w
s1tisflctory bond that the same shall be ftehp..u
within a wear and the further condition lnat W
o,rnar nay within that time. enter it for payment Vi
dtfv When the bond shall he cancelled. , VAN
Siter discussion 10y Messrs. SCHENCK ana A.
AIKEN i'm support OF the joint resolution, aud OF ME-
MOOD against ii, 1t was passed.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY ~.
Mr. GCHENCK (Rep.. Ohio, also from the CoinmIteee
OF WAYS and Means, reported the resolution aIoptu w
Tho last session. In reference 10 reciprocity
hat while the House does not admit any right ia tu
Executiye or treaty making power to continue uea
or convention with any foreign Government, by Wnic
imnor duties arc mutually regulated, IL 49, never %
the opinion, aud recommends to the President tiii
negotlnons with the Government OF Great Britain sn
be rene wed and pressed il possible, 10 definite e9nci
sion regarding commercial Intercourse aud securing "
American citizens tho rights claimed 10y them III ine
sberies on the coast OF the British Provinces la Aher
and for fine navigation OF the St. Lawrence River from lS
source 10 the sea. Adopted.
The House then at { o'clock. adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

P order Coroner ws9 and then appeared that % e.uss q nss
With the nee certificate Of The pGyieiso.
HUDSON CITY, N J.--Juus Bachmeer, the as
su Of young Mcneil lying the IIqdson County JAIL h,
foot time feared that 9Teaton sOad set r.
ess os s ont Of das and be viii soon be veil enough
stand bis nal before tie proper court ThomA
sss ' .a: T' 5a been We 1''' ''
NEWARK, N. jim the Essex County Court OF
Ss SP%Se s % men Albert Raymond and
Charles Dagu While returning h"me from The CshSrne's G9qren
roughly handle had at Been Of the Poe
The t ra sSD ,n ai s sSa Sd msr vas
une ago arrested for attempting an outrage on yoaHg r "ao n
.Tr9 yOuug q Ss'sG ppeas. visited The :hos store Of
@ 4! % boa so2 1s evening S a .srs D. 81 os.
o le hooks front q hS doS passed out Ts made Ss
pu,.ur Knocked down powerful sos dealt hin By Thief
o. citizens Who witnessed The assault men snd iby
TSOn. Ba%y and and ssS Sherwood gave and i' Rs% 3
they resided T. J.rssy ciiy They committed
Frederick Kasl on saedsy sSfaoo oecI ys.tsrdsy
be-. a,s l bS Sar o1. hS . E IL vi. . S
s III cGS ra R , S.s saiSS is S 'f S:.
%. mother q lady 70 @ her daughter I'D that gold watch
e bin "wednesday last Ia consequence .S. o. b the D ,5iS,
IN a.S. n.aes b Be h work sud eonsrs ess.u With
his the ,ps, ss b 1 T sS $ o Ssa
Church yesterday morning Bishop Scott PesDg amer
&S.ss BSs s@g5y dtes.sd the Conference :ong
spreading Gospel The Committee reported ihst
collections made during amounted 70 Sl5a memorial
service held the death OF the Rev Dr. tne
Skeman the Waiter Burroughs Eloquent tributes
paid Of the deceased members BY the Rev. Da
Porter McCintoc In the evening the anniversary OF ne
Extension S0sY held IN the
Iae ~ r. Church The Rev J0hn Hanlou the heT l. hA"ns
aal the J. K K Whsteley Addressed the audience
PATERSON, N. J.-Irving Allen won the prize at
TeocIpee Saturday nht The political contest ths
Spring will be chiefly ia regard 70 the oMce fCu Collector ChAA
Tsyer special Collector the Democratic nominee
PASSAIC, N. J.-Detective Albrecht of Paterson.
Saturday arrested this village Charles leon s sheppard who
upou yOung lady from Bngewood
mstoo Erie train for that Of one the Northern Railroad
before discovering the mistake Inqaing a.
directed but leon who was 10 the
ROOM cohdE the Ayz Mansion IA pT resi-
bridge In Aycgg Park he succeeded In
accomplishing leon confessed tho crime, and was mp
} the Paterson Jail 30 await his trial
WESTFIELD. N 1.-The Young Mems Christian
esdy evening the
when tue members Of the " heBdssohn Unon VINO save
consist also IN par Of selecious fute and piano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

The regular meeting of the Board OF Health
was held Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Lincoln presided
Orders were issued to proceed against the owners and
essees OF los dapdated tenemont-houses anu " SUITS
directed against persons who have not complied win the
sanitary regulations Of the Board IL was then resolved
20 enforce the regulation with regard 10 dogs that those
which have contracted contagon be Immediately Killed
The communication OF the Assembly lnqnrlng whether
the Board OF Health had directed the transfer 20 ward
Island Of the patients or the fevesbp James
Foster jr aud whether this Board Intends 10 establish
quarantine there for the detention OF alien passengers
was submitted. The Board directed their sccre.
tary TO reply that they had not directed the
transfer 20 Wards Island elsewhere Of
any OF the said passengers, nor had they
entertained the question Of establishing quarantine on
the island report was received from the Sanitary SUI
perintendent, showing that the diseased pOrk2o pigs
consigned to Mr. Reid OF New-York, seized Ia Tdnsiu-
had been converted into fat for mechanical purposes In
regard TO tho Metropolitan Gas Company, tappeared
that the Company is about adopting inOfensve
cess OF manufacturing their aud. consequently tue
Board suspended action for two weeks Au ordinance in
regard 10 the shpnent or manure at Hunters Point was
considered and adopted and ordered to be published
resolution requesting the Assistant District Attorney
Mr. Bellows 10 report In regard to the fines aud penalties
collected IN Kings County, was adopted.
The body of man, supposed to be Lawrence
Kelley, who had been committed 10 the Penentlary for
10 days was found floating in the Eat River, of Ran
ualh Island. YehtGTlaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
seamthip Gen Grant Quick, New Orleans miss and pasa
Bark Maria KenOutsen Malaga. 70 days u sao &C.
BarE Amsh Morie Trieste, 50 dAyA pFunes, &c. sl.
Bark Titia, Potter Trieste, 70 DAYS mdse
BARK GustaVo Trspsni, Trieste, u days prunes &c II
Bark Bugena Dexter RoitsrdIn Jau TO- ndss-
Brig Saand Schneeker Cosoer Denmark o. DAYS barley
Brig Ioulse Baehmann KOop Liverpool q ndse ami
Scbr John Ferris ST. JchB Wilmington DAYS naval stores
schr L. q G. Wshart Mason Wilmington days naval StoreA
scbr. Hattie Mayo, Ward, Calais 10 days lumber
scBoON8Ks-RITER AND coAsf"sh
Ebzafr j. bOnlard, EhEahethrort
I m Yonnans FlIabethport Harry Lsndel Bzabethport
Uncas, Bizabehport a L. MAssey,
Iutlue. Eizabehport heDh chnh itiD,'HFV'~
q Iobrspp Washington J. =. Augur NewHayen. .
E,,riy. Ri, ,betbport &. L. Huse. Bikahethport
Fy.-,,e.n Ri,,b,thport J. z. Weaver PhiladelphA
NJ C,1s Paladephia r. II. Shannon, PhladelphA
49, "a lin pbisdenua. Asna Mynek. PhiladephiA
I = T.xs,,ng Pbadelrbls Westu orelaBd Philadelphia
T. Is. Wheaton. PhladelpliA mary ~ NIAh~ ~,
Lena Hunter, Philadelphia w ~ uesne'i nIeuuon-
60 t,r,vt Norfolk Vim. McGee, Virginia
AMI. Iohn,sn Virginia Sarah Collins, Virginia.
Hs,s Sew.Ilayen w. %. MsBgum, New Bedford.
Trss.are Nsx Haven Ontario Providence.
n I.,n Chatham 1hos Is. Smith, New Bedford
a " Ponder Taunton. Entire Providence
Lucy C. Han Westerly. r. J. Henry hateau foFusndf Y"
Tl,nss Potter New.IedirL Koss1tb, Providence
Pair Wind, Portland VIA Aeany, DIGssDoI"
Msria Port Jefferson Hester, Port Chester
Clrcle, Connecticut River.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON ~ G., March Arriye steamship hAry nandioi
From keSlor
sayaxslH March 2Arirei steamship America from Baltimore
.eh Woods Hole. Cleared ship AaTion Emerson
for River La Platte. A., ,,.v -. ~
York. Falcon bark Ileetwng from Csrenas o ok
Mooulgh FROM ugstoa EeSYork leskyi H. n s9ae
from Bostn wood from Richmond Cor saTannahi hatn
Coomb AM Francis Hatch from cnmoDdi '" '" MAss s"i"'
FOREIGN PORTS.
orvzxroS March he Innan steamship CITY Of Brooklyn
Which sailed March H. arrived al tbh poEi 10
iay ard subsequently, sailed for Liverpool .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
THE ROPER CALORIC, OR HOT.

Ain RNaNE recently perfected especially adapted 70 all kinds OF
Industries requiring cheap safe and ght motive powe NO c se Sss
Canuot explode Saves Bsuraaee NO engineer requleI
cents ne, per omc aud show o. ths nsnV
oIsAsIsd CoupsET. NO. ~ COVhTLAhDTsT. hhh''oHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
IAanouuesmsu,al

Since 1916. EspENsCHEID of No. 118 Nassau-st.,
has stood IN the foremost Of maintaining her IN ths country
lie now offer, the pubic Spring Hat Of exquisite shape and M
h perfected by special Invention Of bis aud guaraue no q
shape luster, by ana exposure A
specially only be procured at his establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
HOME NEWS.
Tag WEATHER.

TnR WEATHER
EKw.YORK Hour Their Bar Wind llonr Iher Ba Wina
M,reh ~ 30 81 a r. T. March as 80 1914 = y
''' 10 go m ~ N r. 80 304l &. Il.
30 3l43 y. T. ii 80 9lJo = r.
RKv6RKs Norpnr(ar little hsIy from ". Afternoon
nav Bsnieg-Windy l2 overcast hzy and
II; liz showing AZ INV HoiHe o"e range
OF the Thermometer before n %. was 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

SCHOOL BooKs.-BROUGHToN & wy
NAN No 10 Bb keep the largest and best assOrtnsat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

SQUIRE e. LANDER, No OF Fulton-st., New.
York place buy reliable WATCHES ne DAAoSD JK"
RLKY and SILVER WARE. Diamonds specially
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-25

WE find the following in the South
Bend Register; as it contains matter
of interest to our readers we present
it:
4" Councilman Stanield presented
the following communication to the
council:
SOUTH BEND Ind, March Is, go.
To the Mayor and Common Council.
| am authorized to say by response
BILE parties, not in any way connected
with the Michigan Southern or Cen.
trail road, believing contemplated line
between South Bend and the Central
road at Niles or Buchanan (Which ever
way may by be found to be the best
route to the lake, will insure the spec.
dy construction Of the entire Iine from
Plymouth to the mouth of the river.
They will build, iron and put in run
ming order railroad from South Bend
to Niles or Buchanan, as the line may
be located, by the first day of August
next, upon condition that the right of
way is provided them by the first day
of May, free of charge, and that the
city will, by the 18th day of April.
agree to donate to them S25 900 in its
bonds, similar TO those issued for the
benefit of the Peninsular road but not
to be delivered until said road is CON-
pleted ready for trains to be run on it,
unless convertible securities are de-
posted with the city, in double the
value of the bonds.
THOS s. STANFIELD.
A committee of two in each ward
was then appointed to circulate petit
tions among our citizens, asking the
mayor and common council to issue
bonds in accordance with the provisions
of the above communication"
IF the action of the council is favora
ble-and We presume it will be-this
subject will probably come before our
people again in short time. We
look forward to the day when Plym-
outh will become the grand railroad
center of northern Indiana, and one of
the most important business point in
this section of the state. To attain
this end, however, our manufacturing
interest must receive the attention it
demands, and which our peculiarly
favorable surroundings will most GER
tainly justify.