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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-09
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
~ Alexander County.

~ NIVNHHUcT NUUHI!f
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county, Illinois,
April Term, lsGD
William II. Purcell and Gilbert IL. Greedy, partners etc.
doing business under tie firm name Of Purcell
Greedy, vs. David a. Bunton--ln Attachment. De-
fnandell3 90.
Notice is hereby gwen 10 YOU the said David A. Bum
ton, that writ Of attachment las been sued out of the
office of the clerk 81 the circuit court Of said Alexander
county. ut the suit Of the said Purcell Greely, and
against the estate Of you, the SAID David A. Bunon FOX
one hundred and thirteen dollars, directed to tho
sheriff Of said county to execute, which said writ has
been returned by said sheriff executed
Now unless you The said David A. Bnnton shall per-
sonay be aud appear before the circuit court Of ad
county the first day of the next term thereof TO bc
holden IN the city Of Cairo, Ia -aid county the first
Monday M the month OF ApTll neAt give special bail
and plead TO- sad action, Judgment will be entered
against you IN favor Of tie said plaintiff and the prop
crty attached sold to satisfy the same With costs
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo Illinois, January ~, 1854
Allen Webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys
t.rIt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-09
NXECUTORs NOTICE.
E,tate Of Samuel D. Halliday. decreased.

IL
Estate Of Samuel y. halliday, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed executor
and eIecutrx Of the last Will and testament Of Samuel
B Halliday late Of the county 81 Alexander and state
Of Illinois, deceased hereby give notice that they VIII
appear before the county court Of Alexander county,
NJ the house in the city of Cairo, Illinois at the
March term on the third Monday in March next, at
which time all persons having claims against said o.
tate notified and requested to attend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted 10 said estate requested 10 make mmcdI-
ate pay ment Ia the unders gnCd
Dated this 2Dth day Of January, 4. D. ls61.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE H. HALLIDAY, ESecutriT-
ian20-ew az samuel u. Halliday.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-09
NAX SALE NOTICE,

L
To william p Garrett, r. A. Edmundson, VIM. Wise
man, Eliza Sullivan, NJ. II. Mcclure, ". Lazar, Al
bert @. Phillips, p 81: News, Joseph Thorn, Giles
Whitaker, q. and Hodges, John Hodges i Cor
coran, Peter Dowd. James Mitchell, II. p. Craig, r..
Is. Noble, N. Hunsaker, VIM. r. Adams, John Aher.
cromhle, s. Delaney, ". ID: Gunter. Peter Lander
VILE, A. u. stewart, WIN. Decker, Mary Hay Mrs.
Phillips, T. Is. Ellis, Charles Thrupp, T.. i. Hoi-
brook, ?. Vincent and Joel @. Morgan
You and each 81 you hereby notified that ~ aEe
81 lands and town aud city lo' - r state. county
and district shool taxes aud co-i', thereon for the
year A. d. 1867 held at the door OF the court house n
the city Of Cairo county u Alexander and State Of lii
nOis /, the undersigned, became the purchaser OF
each Of the following described tracts Of land and CITY
lots, the day and date set opposite TO them respect
lively a. follows, viz:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-09

Cairo, IL, january %,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-09
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
strator Of the estate Of 4. Williams late " the city
Thursday the LIST day Of April, A. II. lso0, com
mencing at the hour OF ~ o'clock am. at the Cairo
city sag MIL IN the city Of CAIRO, Alexander county
and stale of Illinois, sell, public sale the personal
property. goods and chates 81 the said A. Williams,
consisting of Horses Cattle, Wagons sawLogs, Lun-
Der, Laih, Ac credit of twelve months 10y talDg
bond Of the purchaser with good security.
sums Of slo and under CASH
Dated this 9Th day Of January, lse9.
iane.ry W " WILLIAMS, Admir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE LATE JAMES W. BARKER.

The funeral of the late James w. Barker
takes place at St. Paul's NJ. T. Church, FOurthave to-
day. at u o'clock. The following preamble aud rcsou'
lions we're unanimously adopted 10y the Directors OF the
Eclectic Life Insurance Company OF which Mr. Barker
was President;
Whereas, The President Of this Company, Mr. James w
Barker has suddenly been called from the scenes ana
activities of this life to realities OF future state
of existence and has LETT behind honorable memory
for uprghness OF character public spirit muuhcenee 10
the poor hberay religious enterprises and diligence
In business, 80
ReSOred That We his fellow Directors OF the Eclectic
Life Company take this occasion to bear our
testimony his eNcelences of character ms inVa
riable courtesy OF department, and his efficiency ana
manness I'm every place OF trust
ReSoued That in this dispensaton we have lost an as
sociate when he invaluable 10 us, friend VINO nad
endearcd himself us, and citizen who had identlhcd
himself with the best interests OF the community.
RcsOlFed That believe loss 10 be his gain; and
while regret and deplOe that he has been removed
from US in the midst OF his usefulness rejoice that we
can bear testimony confidence that lie has been
called TO more enduring honor.
RcsOlred, That the Directors OF this Company De re-
auested attend his funeral and that copy OF these
resolutions duly engrOssed and verified he communicated
to tle family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE STEAM YACHT EXPLOSION.

The COroner's Jury which met on Sunday to
Investigate the circumstances Of the boiler explosion
which occurred Saturday afternoon, at Newark, re-
sumed IT'S sitting yesterday The Inquest was adjourned
on Sunday the purpose OF securing the testimony Of
experts who would expected Dc able Ia give such
testimony would enable the jury To form an accurate
opinion regarding the Of the calamity. Several
witnesses examined, among whom were William
Craig former State Boiler Inspector; James H. Martin,
a brOherinaw Of the deceased VIM H. Inslee, draughts
man OF Hewes Phillips, the prOpret0rs OF the yacht
Peter ROmane, father OF the deceased; Jared y Robins
WIN j. Tinuey by whom the body was recovered. and
DR.. DOdd, the County physician. The testimony OF the
number OF the witnesses concerned only the cir
cumstances Of the explosion aud OF the finding OF the
body but the experts testified that there defect In
the bOlerplate which might have caused the explosion
and that far cOHd be judged the defect could not
with ordinary attention be discovered as 10 be RENE
died. Jury returned the following verdict That
the said Theodore Romano came To his death by the
breaking OF the steam chimney Of the yacht belonging TO
Hewes ana Phillips, which breakage was caused by a
defect In the iron Of the boer.plates."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
TERRIBLE CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

The Common Council of Newark lately au-
thorzed the appointment Of Meat Inspectors whose du-
ties were defined to the inspection of meat offered for
SALE and also Of animals about be slaughtered Yes
terday, Mr. W. S. Ovlatt, one Of the inspectors
recently appointed, visited a stock train at the
Morris ana Essex depot, and, III walking past
the cars, an Offensive smell issued from
a close box-car The car was ordered to be opened,
when the cause Of the dsagrecabe OdOr discovered
The literally packed with the hodies OF dead ant
mails that mad been brought 10 Newark living. for
slaughter and sale TwentyOne sheep, 20 lambs,
and - calves lying upon tie
single floor of the small airtight car. No
other animals than these were IN the car. The EN-
plOyes of the company at the depot, In response
10 Inquiries stated that the sheep and calves
had been chucked In" and the doors fastened
up, at Hackettstown on the night preceding and
that no further attention was given 20 the car
after il was first closed The carload was
consigned to j. Anthony and W. Kissinger OF Newark.
Alderman westervet the President OF the Board OF
Health was informed. and the carcasses immcdl-
atcly removed from the IL Is understood that the
employees the Company who placed the animals in the
car wi be arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE OCEAN BANK RoBBERy

The interest of the public in the Ocean Bank
robbery undated Experts concede 1t to be one Of the
daring robberes ever perperated in this country
The manner in which the work was done proves
1t TO have been by OF the most sklful
gangs Of professional burglars in the United States
or Canada and they must have had among them one or
more peculiarly skilled mechanics 70 complete the lob I'm
such comparatively short time. Yesterday morning
Mr.. ID. X. Martini President Of the Bank and
sOme Of the other officers called superintendent Ken
nedy, and requested his advice with reference 10 Tie
course 20 be pursued, moro Especially as 10
the OF reward be offered for The return OF the
securities stolen the capture Of the thieves Mr. Ken
needy suggested 10 wait the Of events that nothing
was 10 DO made by undue haste, aud cOunseed offer
ing a fair reward for the return OF TIE ne.
ROtiable bonds. The reward would have the
effect Of keeping the brokers the Lookout
and would render IL dOubly difficult for the thieves or
their cOnfederaes 70 negotiate the bonds In the mean
time the detectives az work noting the actions OF the
various professional burglars In this Vicinity and reCev.
ing adVlces from the police OF other cities OF tho
ments OF their PROFESSIONAL IL Is not believed that
the thieves will attempt 70 negotiate any OF the stolen
bonds or securities for some time, for the that
they secured sufficient Treasury aud National Bank
eXtravagant habits The amount stolen las
not been accurately ascertained, but It viii
reach very nearly half million dollars and nearly one
half Of this large amount consisted Of bills aud nOnregs-
tered United States bonds. Capt John s. Young iate
captain Of the detective force Police
received from the authority 20 negotiate with tie
burglars for the return OF worth OF United States
securities. The miscellaneous securities among which
AEs tl0o9a SaEth 0f the bonds u the Portage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
nnnr.rtc MAnKRrs

Cr,eo Iuus 20 Fur quiet. sprug ETns s5dtG g. Wheat
@ go . q SO e ~ 90 r. q 8,, s5 az . f1,lsI
80, Sic "a. ' S.i &c. .s 81 - Is
nominal gtdyc Mess Pork. go ~. Lard
srird Lcr l3i Packed sweet Picked Hams b
sales 20 ~ ~ 20 q of ~ 20 good
s7d+5 a5 r medium 10 choice Lave Hogs dull and neglected
he. ghts tssrf sod ssrr -,
Jus, I sales 81 bales receipt. ~ BARS exports lj9 bush
God lJl Etslluge-Ssrus 1877! NrS-lVh sgt dnhs pei
WilsSarov n c. Jane 7e-sphu Tursniiu. si.sdv 97ic
ROSA dfoopiug 81 go e. % Crude TarpvuHr 80 65d ~
NJ Lors June Tobacco Cotton nomIusr higher At 31
Fou-~uperdr Tdr3 EI S3 l5d IS 81 Double kItra -
Tr.bs ga ~ Is Fancy. Ssntstl Wheat dali
Choice SpnrF l5 Pnme Choice Red Fall 2ud 81 81
Fug Choice td 81 -; Choice New Red ~ So do
White . MIsd buk 65c White dS3c de-
Hysi: NrsJ SACKS 1.daoe, Choice les s6tJc Good 10
vsHcrs ale, MI, auilGdOlc Tor White Rye dali II
Whsf ,traiY unchanged Provisions doll aud bot Iir
do1r Lard nobag doing Caue, - 50dSL Live Hogs hm, at
CScyN,ri June 2D-Pour dl Fsuly. IS "a Wheat DALI
a 2Ja ~ IS unchanged Oats du aud lowsr No Al
= O5 Cotton Tobacco good demand sales n goo
Lfd. S5d WHISKY dull a Pc Mes Pork ~ 5fGS ~ -,
uk Neat. pdl2ic hr Shouders 5lc a" sides Bacon M !or
Soulefs l1i G1lc for Carb ant Sc for Clear ses Lard leL
Isle. ssies. Gold. IN .
ToLrDo Jae don and Double BIia to Fancy SO
Julr % buyer Jgy No White Mchsan, : 65 White DO.
, a. Corn dreaming No 5lc No A. 7lc oats DALI held at
Csc &c offered RE demand iUd r. Bafe nominal
Rrrp-go bbs Flour a. go hush Wheat 8O0 buh Corn 1000
hash oats shpmeHtOoO buIh Wheat 1900 bush Con-, 400
Lu.h IsfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRnPEAN MARKRrA

Tovpoy Jure oil mCoaso oycn ~ si for money and R
fr The erouu, Five weuses quiet a. ~ Ee ks"
SHARES lgl. Illinois Ceutss. g4t. 800.
ItvERP0oL June 2Jll a. m--Cotlon opened eHn MhanhE
hollands l2ii Mddlug ORLEANS, E.d Cora D0P quarter ''
Oh Mixed Western.
ossoS Jaas lJsugnr the spot quiet and steady caeaA
II seed. OIL. a.,
LoSDaS Juss 29 mCon'ol, for money i Tor ieeo1n s
houts quiet ADD STEADY AZ at stocks stead
LfvuraoL Jnre I'll m.Ile masH Tor Yarns ADD Fabrics AZ
Metss better prices 'oru ~ y quarter for o Hted
AID no or Western. hour <tIo " on- ~
w,,t.u Canal Peas 56 quarter for Csesdiaa What II
A. s.t. for California White. $40 Tor No Red Western Cheese
~ b cat t tls b,,t grades Of Amroau hne aloN a. e"t
ItSuoS Juus 29-Ts.lov suasr bot unchanged ..,
UAyEE Lrurf a. lB ancs cFt Tor Low Mid
dlnr. aGuat 80
20 HCouos c.os'd az 81 Tor money! and
% of tie tled states FscINeny bonds 80 STOCKS
e. Il fru. Eurs. ~ Illinois Grrtrns ~.
t.,xgy,Er Jaue ls-untrd frvTusniy bonds 66l
IftyHF.oL Jane g9{ - Coau closed shade trn"rt MID
trsrds fl Midnr orleans l2iL sales Of the Day 100
Ls.s heluei rrfruicum - y gallon.
IuNno~ JHue 2lt10 ia--Lutscd OF, tJl9 tun IahoN
A,lasEr June 9P,iroyuH % francs bbL Tor standard White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30. 1867


NEWARK.-Michael Savage, arrested on suspicion
murder Peter Gette discharged
Yesterday AT the election OF omeers Of the
Neptune elected President George W.
Sayre VePreden Benedict Secretary and H. G. Soden Treasurer
Augustus and bis daughter little m - years Of ge we're
by mad dog BergeusL Monday The animal was
The election Of Post No H. G. r. resulted the eeeton OF
The howng ohoer Peter Rogers G. VIM H. Eston IA " !.
Michael BeahAn, " e. Richard Lanslaed Autan Richard mop
wool Charles kipp Sargent Joseph G Hsnsoid Chaplain
THE will ofthe late Mrs Mary Jones bequeathed 500 10 the Area
Wonens Home $500 to the Orphan Asum aud 800 each 10 the
PTa Baptist and Second Reformed Churches
PATERSON.-Mr. Charles n. Taylor has purchased
the bonds Of city for The Common Council
has ordered public market be purchaed and appointed Php ~
iery William g. Watson and George christie Commissioner. TO carry
the charter An oil eastward bound run on the
track At the Passae bridge YESTERDAY Farrell warrant J,
yesterday for stealing the watch Of Mr. Van Honton al o.
VANDERBILT Of No 10 Westst fell from awning post
Yesdsy and sustained urs OF the city contains
nearly HoAdets four Holland hnIches.A woman at Wy
nockie lightning during Moadas storm The Dundee
Club will the Newark Regatta the 5h OF July Win tue
etoared barge Dundee and tue fouroaed shell Stranger
RAHWAY.-On Monday large brick school house
Unon RAhNAr struck by tightening the walls being shat
partially Bss Putnam and bearer Rno Two
carpenters pon building adjoining the school,
Frustrated by the shock and remained for oo time u'en
Bile
CAMDEN.-The stock Of the proposed bridge
Delaware from Camden Philadelphia has been taken TO the
amount Of $1,000 % ten cent Of which has been paid H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
DEDICATION OF A MASONIC LODGE ROOM

The new lodge room of New-IOTk Lodge No.
$50, +. and A. NJ, Booths Theater was formally
dedicated last evening by the officers Of the Grand Lodge
Of the State Of NewYOrk very large assembage was
present; the Lodge itselfwhch numbers 2i3 members
was well represented, and many delegates and friends
from other Lodges present. After the imposing
opening ceremonies. the procession Of Grand Lodge OIL
GERS entered In the following order: r. W. John II. An
thon officiating G. NJ; NJ. W. j. j. Evans, ID. q. NJ.
VI. w. G. ID. Brown. Seur g. W; NJ W. r. WiddOws, jr,
G. W.; VI. w. John Smms, @. T.; r NJ. W. II. q. Maillard
G.. c.; VI. W. g. b. Solomon, s. c. d.; NJ. W. j. McNedny,
IT,. g. D.; NJ. w Joseph Clute, @. s; NJ w. H. Bradford
q. NJ After the officers had taken position, the striking
OF the cymbas performed, and the opening hymn
sung remarks made by the Grand Master, followed
pouring OF the WINE, and oil into the recep
WOrshpful John II. Anthem, Acting Grand Master. The
DedcatoTy hymn having been sung, the company ad
iourned 70 the supperrOOm and partOOk OF very fine
collation.. The feature Of the evening, however
the presentation 20 NJ. w. Master E!sey OF fine
gold watch, the gift OF his brethren OF the lodge
which he has presided with distinguished ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
SUICIDE OF A BREwER IN NEWARK

Herman KOlb, the son and partner of Charles
Kolb, welEknown brewer IN Newark was found dead
upon his bed a late hour in the morning Of yesterday
With revolver clasped IN his hand On the day prcced
ing. Koib had visited New-YOTk IN company with other
TO make collections, as is their custom on Mon
days. He returned early hour slightly intoxicated.
After spending the evening up to 10 O'Clock with his
pareuts retired TO his About an hour after
ward his mother heard loud noise which she thought
was closing ~ the door Of her sons ROOM The next
morning Herman was called, and, not answering ms
room was visited aud he found the bed, IN his
nightcothes, dead. DIR. Herzog the family physician
was called and DR.. DOdd the County physician. also cN
aiued the body before IL was removed from rs place
IN was found that bullet had entered his head just
above the right eye and from all the circumstances at
tending the shooting hut one opinion could be formed
which was that KOlD had deliberately committed suicide
He wealthy, young, aud generally esteemed, ana
among his many friends there who could sug
Rest any reason for the course which he pursued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

A fight occurred in Twenty -frst-st., near
Thrdaye, Brooklyn Monday afternoon. the occa-
sion OF the funeral Of Joseph McCann who died suddenly
the day previous, and whose remains about being
conveyed TO the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross for inter
try from Ireland aud having available effects, sub
scripuOn started To pay the funeral expenses. One
OF the contributors had given than any Of
the rest and therefore claimed the deed TO the grave
Others objected and OF them being under tho nfu-
ence OF liquor, general fight ensucd, ia which stones
aud other Missiles were freely used Tho hearse mean.
Time left Tor tho Cemetery, accompanied by few car
RACES The drivers Of the other carriages being unable
10 get their BAY ia advance drove off, and left the
CTS 10 night IL out The police Of the Fortyeighth Pre-
chct subsequently arrived and arrested Sarah Kinney
ana Mathsw Riley for disorderly conduct They were
brOug before Justice Walsh yesterday and in consider
alton OF having been confined In the staton-hOuse all
hight, Sehtenco was suspended Warrants have been
ARRAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
seam,hp Wallace Newborn. G.. naval stores
steamship Saratoga Alexander Richmond mdsc and pAsL
steamship Ncreus Btatse, Boston, mdse. aud pass
Bug Ava Armstrong Auoyo, =. r., IS days mOasseA
Bug Ctnt,au, Moore, Caulsnas DAYS sugar
sehr Sanmis s McEown Parsons E.suthsra day,' frn
scIr kama Godfrey ST. George n. b., 10 days lstHa
sehr. Boundhrook Perry. Roeklaad, Line,
ScLr L. A. Dix. Snow. HAfuich. tsh
sehr Northern Light, Harper MaehiAs days, lAIhi
Sclr. Wm. horreh. Kelly. Portland, lumber.
ssE sr M,ahstt,H, Eiiccy Nantucket f.h
Schr Leobine. Pratt Rocklaud, lime
scIr. Center, Dow. kocklsud lime
schr vahala TorJ, Calais Lumber
schr Victor Potter, Nantucket asb
fchr. Red Wing, White Nantucket, tsh.
Sehr LIME Mills. yarnum, Bangor lumber.
soop Blackstone Bryan. Providence.
sCHoossRs-RiyER AND colsrwag
VIM T. Peek North port Circle. Port Jefferson.
Mariner Greenwich Ney. Fall River
n. r. Webb Providence. Alpine. Providence
Niagara bridgeport Geo W. Dowaug. NorthporI
Pred. Hal. Portland, c. a. O. Pease Port and c.
VIM Gray Portland. c. David Peara,ll GrseuNch
Julia Swan Norhpot MARY Merson, Fall River
Wm " Borden, Providence. sangatueE, Ne" Haven.
Franklin Pierce, NcN'liayen. Maria. Bridgeport
Jane, New,ilayeu. 1ana New Bedford.
A Fauhenburg. Providence SAlhe Merritt NonhporL
lhas. H. King koldout Belle, koudout
" h. CahiL Newburgl Daniel Whiting, Newhurgh.
Maria jane, Poughkeepse Eliza Williams, RondouL
Johuson, Albany. Nelson Harvey. ALBANY.
John Choab. ALBANY. uah TAbths, YuEnia.
Cornelius, Clinton foinl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for lIsmbers CITY Of W.ans9n for LIZ
Virgo, for SayiBual; Niagara, for Norfolk. &c
DOMESTIC PORTS,
BosroS June 20 Arrived bark Borueo nom Liverpool
FoHrss MoNRog, June 29AuiYed schr Gilman d. Eng from
Great aa guano for orders Passed out the doubseudrr Nnney
from Norfolk for Philadelphia.
wmSSGroS N g. June 29-saed steamship Rbeeea Clyde or
s,yaSSAu jane 2Ated sehrs Brewster hom New.
Yo Kate Ranger Norfolk Cleared steamship Leo, New ioh
Cn1ELssroS Juas 2s-Avsd steamship MsBhaan from New.
York IalI X. A JsAlp,J. from Raluss-=.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
OBITUART.
THE HON. NATHANIEL s. BENTON
q Hon. Nathaniel S. Benton died at

THE HON. NATHANIEL s. BENIoN'
The Hon. Nathaniel S. Benton died a1 nlS
residence in Little Falls yesterday morning MI Den
ton was born in Cheshire County, Massachusetts CO.
1872 He removed to Little Falls New ON i'm 1s9
was appointed Surrogate Of HerknSIs Tn ts21 he re-
and was sent 10 the State Senate I'd I-o ,I STATES
sHned that Office and became pnlI V, 0'" un
DistTict- kftorneY for Northern Ne",hhtpA' ogInn
dor President Jackson. He held TINS on on To
nntn the inauguration OF Harrison, III i 9,roan
Eoi,rrorv 1915 during the exciting campaign oeI"uVn
= Sid u;,,ntorsS and Barn. Burners, MT benton we
1cted s"cretary OF State which office ne hel nntI 1912
n,tpg olsa az superintendent of Public sch90is; ~
aSIng aiST Tetnrued TO public life as Auditor OF
40" canal Department, and continued III III, ui"S
Do to1 for twelve years, discharglng JUS gu,ies
PJustihtnnv and with usefulness 10 the State
~ Renfon was educated at the FryDurgh AcaueinS
Haying for one Of his instructors al one iho
manie7 Webster who was principal OF the INSTITUTION
Srine the war with England he served first as pVate
in the saith u. S. Infantry, then as Ensign Leutehant'
and Adiutant acting on two occasions as JuuseAuNo'
cate-Genera at Plattsburgh.
Mr.. Hugh Doherty, of No. 20 Brdge-stY
Brooklyn died yesterday morning, aged 100 years The
deceased was q native of Ireland, emlgrated to this
country 40 wears ago. and since resided in Brooklyn
where he raised large family and accumulated cOnsld-
cradle wealth. He always strictly temperate III HIS
habits and very precise about his clothing or late years
me was somewhat feeble but with the assistance OF one
OF his sons and nephew took airing every nne morn
ing on the sidewalk. Yesterday morning, after taxing
his usual walk and when within about hfty FEET OF
The doorsteps OF his home he grew weak lie leaned
upon his sons arm. and in that position he died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
SUPPOSED MURDER OF AN INFANT.

The three parties arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing murdered the infant lately found Palisadeave In
Hudson City, held by Coroner White. Richards has
stated that the egltimate child Of Mrs Webster is alive
m New York but has manifested willingness 20 pro
once It, Coroner White will hold them until the body OF
the missing infant ~ produced. He Will resume Ms H.
0uest toward the close OF this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FrOM CnARLRSTON-lu steamship Champion, JuHs 9o-Mi.'
Leonard Drsst L. Lul j. H. sanders L. Pond. 4.
r. Iolssn SIS, H. Wood Miss NJ Wood Miss Thompson Miss
Div Miss Hosey, Miss upon, A. Sumner j. bas'sit Miss L. A.
l. Ms, MunToe, Miss NJ l. Errtrllr Miss NJ.
l. Slgye Miss Tudor John Heeoc CLARK W. jackson ai
X J. ST. Locke, Mr Bancroft aud wr Miss L. A. East
man 81 A. Wilson Mrs J. H. horss, children snd servant.
Mra Boaru Ms LAngod Miss Lucy Scott j. Spring BIT Nectar
vsy sir Miss Alfred Miss Lee Mss Ellen toose,
Ms Rate Marley Miss A. Buge, A. Chapman, Breath u.
Phelps D. MaO T. Cress Gen Upton aud u j. Barrett wife
and daughters, " m. Aiken, and others