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THE ARCHITECTURAL lMBRoolIo.
Copy of tho C0chEnnc.GRrnse
State House Contract.

Our Springfield de.patches have spoken OF
contract made ,y J. Z. Co1h.,n,, architect. with
George 0. carney. architect, whereby tho latter
agreed TO forfeit two or thzee thousand dollars
due him from Ccchrane in the event thtt be said
Or did anything that would prejudice Cochsanc's
potiton ae architect OF the State House. As there
has bean como Misrepresentation a. to the exact
naiure Of this agreement We hereby publish 1t.
The point IL, Did Gatusey agrec toiatcept GER
tam aum az hnsh.mouey to cover up aud conceal
from the State Government and people tho frauds
that werc being psact1eed on them In ths build
ing Of the ate Hoaee. by the ring having control
oi ~ The reader can put histosn Interpretation
With q. the instance Of Nj. Cochrano- Garnsey,
II VIII be recalled. had previously dissolved part
] nctehip With Cochrane. and hhd sued him for
eettlement OF Hccuunt9. And this agreement WAS
| the compromise nLally made:
Tb,a agreement. m4dc this 3oth day Of April, A.
D.. 1aGa, between J. q. Eochraue. OF the arst par.
ncste,h. that whereas the parties hereto hare
o. Sae ia
| expired n.y. lapse Of tiuc. And certain differences
hnfine atietu betwecn them touching r. Dlsue.
tpr!E E1cld, Ill.,, Ia process Of erection, and Of
WHICH ,hc parIy Of the arat part has been chosen
INV, t!rsrrorr to s"ttle and a Inst su:b Il FIR.
snse.: II l. MUTUALLY aE,std @ ns.stn zen snid t.astl;r
dollars upon the execution lirroof, tho receipt
whcrout hs The pa'ty Of tar second part IL hereby
pntty Of tic ,ceona p1si. thc +nn 4 fisr hunarei
unl!sr' IN ,t,c LAST dsy NJ Drccmbot. 1sG9. ls71.
an" he ,oa II" ' ha1s I'd aa VIII ty o.
i'fnsdrdt ncsc'thclss.. ard i H. 'trse'sIy un:
der,tooa. that 4 'he rs1ty ot !le ntrt Pat. rhs'l
building. thru n, Il III thHt ensn ntr suciI InstaI.
ncrts. e in,ts'tnrnt ntrrsa'l: M hsso n"; fa!rn
ID s :ss s 's' q I'll. IL q g.. ic.a., s1 IT,,
by lhr lnSty .! thr recoh paf,. and shall mt b.
, 1869-02-23
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Amour O'Clock, On Sunday afternoon. Oaccr |
u McK :ntrJ saw woman make hurried exit ircm |
q house On Third Aveuue. near Thirteenth street.
followed BY man whom hc Judged vas going to |
beat her. He went up to the parties. when the
ran went into the house again aud shut tho door.
He soon appeared with a double-bszrelcd shot
gun. nru told the policeman Il be d!du't go nWAy
he'd blow tts tra1Es out. Ths officer wect INTO
an adjoining house and despatched boy fos Pa
trolman Burdoll, who "as on the next beat. and
be aoon arrived. The man theA GANG out OF the
house, pointed the gun At Ncklnt1y and pulled
tbs trigger. Hurdell mada grab for the gun, and
the hammer came down on hia thumb 1Lstead Of
the cap. But for this accident MeKint,J would
probably have been nuubered among the dsaa.
The individual was secured, aud at the Police
Court. Jeeterday morning, gave the nane Of Leon.
bail 10 answer The charge OF assault With intent 10
kill. Dalton hi cd = man IN Bridgeport about
teven Yeats ago, hut wha acquitted On the ground
that he did 1t In sclf.deferCe.
JouN FuALoEa WIS arsalered before Justice
t}utln, at the Norm Aide Foaco' Court, yes.e1-
aas morning. on complaint Of hts Wtts. sho sald
thst be was an hahituAl deuukatd, and that whtle
be nad spent he was med s25, and, In default,
was sell 10 tho Bf,dcwel,
THE A1ARx or FtRE, struck a halC.past II
burning Il ttAble Ia the rear Of No. 20 Noble
sirtet. Two TICS and buggy; trgs,her With
$ r. - t
i t e.,,s, E,ds nsnsd nm nroncrtx xuuui .n,;
hasUn ,rsr.arsc 1s.y.c ~ A.. nntnnxr "eu
na' =" 'ue"'"Ae N"~.s " =.
u",'. thr1.;Isr ss.nr.n.,ns .iicmntaa -, XIV
h,e tsthrr ~ HnnhsY n1eninv mi vi n,rvrn,ri
~ ttfrcsrGnIi' III s.w thS noiIcsmnh rnm,n,,
Ard rushed forward and. hAvlnR IN are In his
band. would rrohAhly have Httuck him had ho not
b. cn flehImed. He hBu hoaflnR bgtofo justice
NiiIlkeu. - the Police ctuft, yesterday morning,
aud was nned SIS.
4 tiRANp cunL1su March for tho National
Medal OCCURS this fOfrnoon \: the ab3kh Avenue
H'Lk. hrtwecn tho two cutlng eInhs Of Aitwsn'
kee ard ChtcsRo. Three ''r'hks' vii! he Iotmst,
wv, wv w t .,r,nH. =. r. nnc,ioa II. III - ~ ,ntn, r.
ut s",,t. 'uS .u,t,", n ,ho aynnnr sn,t,s. mt !.
,,"nn, n .,n i, r,n wv 0''"'os 3pF'' ~" ="
h'"',"' ..0' "
ut, ~ Mns,Is 1c}. W,t.tre TIKI, Tnt. st"u.s W.
nj r+ ~ !. ttn1 IN III. NJ IN ~ ss,rn,n Il r,n}cr,
liz. n, ,ns III. - u, ~ ,,.,
E -. E.,snI1sH.t, ,iir,rt i,s,n ~ h.r ~. M EnnI 49,
Gtiengo. sn'! !far cnhneUutnt tnstsahlitty II Ai.
| .tri%nE n tbs lrsalrH h"nthafn paarrs " thai
,. ,.' st,.tsr,nn, ~" .ncna. n"' "t' "5a" "'e'
'"h Wv" '"''e'' '"s~''''
| hsT. 4. n. hrfwAhr. m ex'snstse tFRTAltrf III
, 1869-02-23
A BUDGET OF MlSOeEOS.
Seduction, Robbery AID Dlopomont'

a somewhat complicated sensation, iIy living
rahheEy. seduction and clopcHeat hat recrLuy
cunle to the surface. ln the town OF Slmco5 il,
Saw ltamrshisc. lives An old man named Elliott
Hciosc the occurrence Of The unhappy evrn,s about
to be recorded he lived with hts son, an c.t,na s!e
yonng man, who had but year ecore married a
belle Of The village. Tna slater Of 81 lott hss \
fascinating fcmale. A.so resided with nim, and
thus vas composed vhat ought 10 have been
h4ppJ family cl1c!c. l'Wo boardera Hr1e t,k-n
rome mtnths ago. bT the ranll},
and they arc Responsible for This do.
IN site itmsess. Their nxmes arc
Nash alias LaEku, end ono Green Inc former
became very intimate with the lister. and MIS-.
klott and Green entertained teE,irn uts fot caco
other not exactly IN accordance With proprtcty.
The qusstestc 1. last formed plan to ynh old tutr
Elliott ard elopc. Lark!n TOOK Mi1s Elliott t..
Bpttop, while The other Cni.ty couple remained IT,
"ece The tuI" 1t the homestead, III tht me4n,tr.:.
preparing 10 embark. Larkiu said in Boston iS;
~ days and then deserted bis 9a1fHordt1, Eeturu
liz ~ S,mcook, whese, 10 bis surpt,ee. ne me,
Grtcn and Airs. +. at the delot. sending
Grtcn of on rome errAnd. he tterped aboard the
,taln with tic lady and ckune with her TO Ch caeo
Ioor Grteu went to st. A!b2Ie, VI, where ht
was soon Atrsstcd. The police authorizes here
werr notified that the guilty compile were N Chi
car and on Sal uf,l1y Last utec'.ye E;is ares ed
Lsrkln. Mr.. Elliott, getting di!gueted with he
hAscalE. left fos home sotnr dsJs aco. and upo1
her arrival at concord, n: Il IN route, YVES a1
| tested. The sheriff fsoa Slncpok Is in the cit,
ar 4 1Ti1 ecnn r. tutn Rfsh htk man.
, 1869-02-23
The ExtipEutShers

LlTcHT1ELD, ILL.,, Feb. II. 1s6'. !
F. v. FARRELL, Esq Sccrctay northwestern FIFE
E1tic guither Company, Chicago:
leur letter OF February 18th, Just received.
Will ray IN snawer, that last month orr ex'cnttFc
nbctire stop here caught trc under tho sooi ron
defective ttovcIlpe. When discovered tt had
got urder good hcadway. Our night watrhnan
was rome d!e!arce from that part OF The shop-in
tie CT RiEe room, building nrca ut der the station
~ eLc'ne boiltr When the ntarm was given,
tho cttzens 1uELed out IN great rumbrr4, all
bringing pals. and sst themselves TO work to
Quench the naMee. Water WIS thrown o. from
above and below Soon rs there was can en- M ID
TO etarI our stationary engine We got etr-am ot
wntef op from power pump we had IN the cnriuu
room, tut in spiie OF all our tct,s tho 1tc gxiacd
lead ray. 80.
AItrr about forty feet Of the root had been ron
| fumcd. = Mr. Bach aprcafcd o. tho spot With
| nnc of The Patent F1te ExtlnRuiehcrs.
| vi ith thr help OF ono man aud . ladder be ro
uron the tfmbsre That support the e.n'te IT IN
| 1oui Lcsrly under the hamcs. and turned s'n thu
| PAs ifom tho 81 i!nrutthtF. in lefs tnab Eve Htn
u'ss froo tho timc be arrived TIC nfe Was .ntiFel
| INT.
II u ths opiiIou Of cycrY pcseon b 'Fc thit tn
N sth'ne fhred the tbepa from totat 6cstfot''ou
| ftute. etc., e Z UEHT0a.
Reeter hetlsnic llhroi+ 4 it. i pis Nnllosd.
, 1869-02-23
PUBLIC PARKS.
Another PrOp0tod Extcn,lon 10
Lincoln Park.
MEETING Of 0itisens Last Evening Ed
dorsing tbs Project
Addressss, Resolutions, utc.

A meeting waa held Il Turner ilA'i. On North
clark ttlcct. Ia It cvcn,rg, to endolse bill uow
belt re- tbs Legislature to add 10 tho enlarged Lin.
coin Park a portion nf tHo tFscts on the wsat aida
u( lhu limo II now dtnned The object IL to obtain
the black earth nee ffar1 for 11lng In tho sandy
portions ot tho newly sune1td territory. TITO
movement aims 10 take from thu corner Of q tract
u! ntuo shuut one acre, sud alsu to thko the
Triangular piece OF twenty eight aercs ahorc tho
foregoing. with tho exc .pt!on Of aU feet TN tho
w1et he latter iciud a the old ake ei,ero ditch.
I biz property ID now hcld by prlra'o
lndlstt uhif, who want 60 lsfRe pfiea ~
to nafe It almost impoes6c 10 purchase II.
10 II II pulpotrd 10 condemn ard h1sess II.
Among thore rfetont xero Mcssrs &. u. Nc
caxx, i. N. Afnold, ]. Htoek'ou, Hurry Waller.
4 L. t1eeltR, tit''Hoh !staats .ttuagl. A. Pick
q, A. tatcEcfy. Il. II. bhttdon. ". u. DIcttn.
| ron, q. II. uIesnc. Thonas q odc.
NJ. H. t;trrns. a. w,,o ~. o,n't s,ed q. a. Gastm.u
drr, II, 4. Al Mr. " r. n'ekit ron took sh. place.
N, Chairman unas,..ooa tne ".|eet ~ - ~, sn
lsEd'tt IN tho Legislature u enssgs tho utes Ut
III. :: t. il shclaou ..,a tAey wanted 10 aid tho
blatk mud that Wan trec,ssry 10 MI Tho .aMdr
.nd hnsrn pa1tA ot tho psI4. Two.saisda
- ..ndy. e w,tauut @ as bisae OF 's.. xr.s.. rhtsh
II would ln lrecsaary TO culfts.ts. fnry = no
to ~ oflses ~ ssd u s. .o
quilted 10 DRAFT 70 oluttonA.
~ na,1sn VA no,ssr% ~, 1s' In@,so c,c,
nno ~ a!t,nt ~ ,,a. ua.e, ee AxEinn,
'n.n - ~, @ 49," 49,. - =. u S,, W ,'
| Albert Pick
| Tkey zct,red for COM sultation.
5: ~ n ~ sau ,ne .n',s ~ "
M - et @ nna ~ ~, trt u.a Nv w
tee Nest making an area OF AhOpt IS or 10 acres,
Cpfcrtunate!y epInt ptttpn'e land t1ust b. taken,
| Ard troee Whe uwn tho laid arc op
potea 10 tne GA1entluu.& aaeJ MY ny wv.
, 1869-02-23

Tho fiAtca mccilnp o. tic Epn u,on Council
tA1Ird TO be held last evening. = qunsum ri IN m.
hers not being PRESENT. Thr Atdrrnrn who
Responded At roll cali were: nl1un. %tcker, Nc
ttoy. fnk,na, MAth!itlrr. M d1rth, Mu'arn, IL r.
1tu'rclI, bu.hlst, Hcebc, 8ch,hs:, >harktNd aud
tlrt1ing.
a Bprc'al meeting for general tutttrrs wha a.
unCe s11!eu, 10 cottcAc Oh IhutrNaI Gx mug.
, 1869-02-23

mitch fatcordtn9 TO the Rules adopted By the
and tho championship Of The Northwest, tho
Tatch 10 be eka'ed u tho Wesi Side ktnk- On
Thurbdsy evening, Feb. a5th: 1863: ! rcnAin
you1e, &g,, TiLLr LEosAhn. =,
1t Il aunouoced that smother tournament will
be held 1t the Wctt Stco &ihE, on THURSDAY eton-
1te pc1t, vhcn Mt:s L:onasd Will aEa'o enter thG
lists against n, competitors for the gold medal
and ho championship Of the Northwest.
, 1869-02-23

Tho Juniper. Tar so1P IL the best
punIty BY ladIoA With TIM tuost tender Rktut; 1t
;hr aaue tirnr IL II invaluable a. 4 remedy for
ulnrlce, rougl IL chfl'ptd hands. and at cathne-
wi;hott AggsftalIne lho ralady and giving pato 70
thr patient. Manufactured ~ CAswe1l, lazasd
h RI, hnw fork,
, 1869-02-23

Jmpoft4pf NOTES.-The RnvRnA Lot
tcry,-As aft1ctes have appeared IN several pslcrr
IN inc unNcd states stating that tho hoys! Ha.
<Rpa 11ttrty Of Cnba wunld be cttcnuttrucd. He
are m hptztd hy tho Administrator at the Lottery
10 sta'c that there IL pn ruth wha'evcr III thesu
rep. ft8. TATLo8 E Co.. 10 Wall aIcci.
, 1869-02-23

All To4&nhche RELIEVED KDatAnttT
ree Hui ,E0IT'H raln Palnt nee. II 13o South
Cisrk et1cu, Dh.rsKo. rrisAte rooms e ladies'.
, 1869-02-23

Parties having stores T. xsnS will do
wall Ia loot As ~ AnH."
, 1869-02-23
3'1ia1tna.

-o nrVT--l,rb huulred pianos, or9ar1 aud
,snt Il n s:ssss :s:s - X
email AtuGnsn hand ranoe from tl4o 70 - q Ap'
Aieo; 22t'"w r. WiMpALL'a, u wAaflnasoast.
, 1869-02-23
Bu8t1te88 Qrhanfp8.

A VALUABLE LEASE of three-story
n brick building And COLLAR. With ntstcltss stpto
n1tures f,r sast, ~lth Or without stock or xro-
ceEiea. f0uNG ODE1L. Q1oeett, - atatets.
, 1869-02-23

| tr1tst1omtndffon: The thot penetrated to The
ek,p. Th, shot weLt IN between the large vesseIs
and ice t1ashca. III: w1n:p re WAS eepsTa:cd,
| and the passage to tnc stomach wAs partly eepA.
| rated.
CHARLES 1rxpr, ......
| hrothcr OF deceased. had : attention called by
sle ~ es s.n; He vent s esss1d
n.o'btst houte. and on shs ~ay be heard
II nes .od
Refs. va. shot and killed He proceeded 70 the
hoa'c ard 1ouuu William ly'ne, oead ne carried
h1n ito The house. and there picked a gun wad
aud d.seorticd tracks t,tbe house, enc q long
trtck ose of1a &c c,mc to within about ten fee;
from VII, rc RetEe wht lsfng; be also follow.
wne 10 pssa .af
. norn,us ne traced ! ere wheel tracks Into the
ha,b. in tottt tesls direction sent men to to
Wlfh i eno. far. ard heicR a.ked ~ to his bools
! Kct,ws7. nc also eatd be hao euu beiopssnl
i TO tnu pthlr preonrI. In ans*cr to qu.sttons b
,i.o - d ttst be did Iot believe Aecsc "a" hla
Cro.t1ya,ninaitoa: Witness lives about Mill
Fl, N v here nla cruthcr lived. d1a bto!der liver
1s rns1G sele.y ~. s NJ. II @
du,kr When Iae ad sener r., = b. 'ots 'ne e., o.
ward him sNcntpR
Nh ar, w., s,a1 ;n,na n.asr, s7,a ,t r.c.c.
H. 81 ASO f4A Etk I'll fuifuu uFE1 - AtIEt
The umc oi The hume dc. H. heard the shot
hraid 4 '.sp ttn raw thr hnoy !TlnR on a.
ground. hs'h LAT d. bstR III the rsocke'B Of th
rents hcs1d to nuiac nl .tsclFirG aftcr Rrcs
lr't lt' ho7tc NJ beIoF. ttt ahoorng: nat hoN
IL tht wagon fut MIR md the nn'sc f making dor
n. Traced ttc Hsgeu tratk next mcrNIng to III
n bridge. ~h1eh i. shou. Two hundred .asds ffor
~ Ko, J,.t,'aton'c
G Ctoss Examination: y *as dark n'e,s, e,nd
F: ard win hgh, rain. -, Hhsa tses.c 1ens out -
vi, ri W. .rfe uo.n. W!tnrs. "as 1f'oti 10 tll'
Al ttut on chstg, of rttelvltR stolen con - rc
y,s,r ~ ., bat wss nit eans|cho q. LA patn@s
tIAee.
htH1Axtx l. cLEAvks.
II, Coroner Of tie ". neHt tiiatd 70 Al 40 hel
=, tttl q:sa. aver tbi bndJ nj tfe ac Ho Paw "
~ aer It II A,ated snat be wsa tounh fbrfs ~
~ nirt sLn ~hnt heIAs.td hr hnn'e COG etts
10, ~ bin th>i H~tso "pt md sskfd "hat u
be - -be ~ 'hero fnt, md hu setcd T. 90 70 nun
H. ate:" hat htete sdssheo whrhs D 70 sNeet'o
e.. s..tluntAuiion; Ihe Id said Nssss Vi
, 1869-02-23

10 EcaBP.
T>O LEheE-r>ock, north side s:o"e'l SIP.
es fres rns1r Of In 1pia 10 sus. for Eat ~ OIL Or
,n1nf-F r. H. lihf En-. No. II tAsihon HIoek.
, 1869-02-23
agettB &AantR1.

II eycrYr rherr. mslc and femalt, TO Introduce tbs
NEST!SE lMrK!,XHp t:oMM0S SENSE s FAMILY
feI TUX, quilt cord. BIND. braid and enahEot!er In
n1o.s snrersor msaaer rEics only r. Fnllv *aE-
chlne that viii sew stronger more beautifat. oF
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be cu1 and
sin the cloth cannot be pulled AnaFs vthout tear:
Ing IT, We pay agents rom $is TO ~ PET month and
expenses, or i com mulfision from wheh tx1cs thAt
a1nonnt can be made Adtrsss sECOMB co.. Pftts-
CAETlt,E.-po not be imposed upon bY other par
hfs pAnInG OF worthless cA4t!Eon snAcnlnes, r1deC
the same name or otherwise Uu-s Is the only gent
Inc and really practical cheap machine manutac-
tntcd,
A AGENTs-Wanted-T every town In the
Snsd for nsw
100 psr cen, rsent Will ssll 4 sight: chdEsn ca
and ere it, IT'S wonnc,iuf. II you Cannot call. send
SC for sample. II. a: it1GLEI i Ct'. uenerA
Agents, q aud q neJua1ds' Block. Chicago.
, 1869-02-23
U.n Rf1lt==Rntl

1 u KhST-Twn:-toEy nnt tHsc :urnt hnl1sc,
hptthcAst cnrhe. wk'a1 h ~. *ni rsrHtY thuf III.
l. hlt". tIsH Whhsshsr. Arrly Al 1T LaRc'st+
, 1869-02-23

4 ANENT9-Wnntcl-rnr Dr. KiTrUa IL,
EtrI i, hy H.. Ini. Asai4sei liz tasn(nsy HI ttnt.
1lNFhrhfk. atr nf Aa,il hrst Enl!rsn fhr wnfk hss
iarE~, c..sr .ylr. anda.tatrh y rns,s'!nE, trn,a
"sn ud" 9" s.s', :. es
rl}snn. Arpty 10 t!R Rt.hA '1lLt tn aJuth tiark-
The New York herald., 1869-05-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Action to Recover on IN Attachm ment.
IIta1 DO

Action TO Recover on nm Attachment.
Refore Judge Barrett.
Richard Hendrickson Us. Kelly d. Hoey-This was
an action TO the value Of wines and liquors
sold under execution taken by the Sheriff in favor
of HOey against one Pittman the proprietor Of q
hotel at Long Branch. From the evidence it ap-
peared that IN the summer OF 1867 paintif sold to
Plttman quantity OF provisions, amounting to
$1,000; paintin had also become security for
the rent OF the hotel kept by Pittman to
the amount OF $780, also endorsing note
for the same party for 5000. Putnam was
unable to pay the Indebtedness and gave mortgage
to secure It, THIS mortgage was foreclosed by
Hoey few days after 1t was given, who was a secu-
rly Tor Pitman the latter cOnsenting, part the OF
mortgage property was sent to New York for sale,
but u was seized by the Sheriff under an attach
ment taken ont by Hoey. The paintG now brings
an action TO recover the value Of the property sezed
claiming that the mortgage was given to secure the
DEBT due to him. and that the Sherlff kelly was a
trespasser In taking 1t out Of his possession.
IL was claimed by the defendants that the mort
gage was no consideration and was given to de-
lraud the other creditors OF whom H0ey, of. the
deiendantswas one. Verdict for the painti, a. 300
with interest.
The New York herald., 1869-05-20
THE BOARD or HEALTH.

The Board OF Health held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon, the President, Mr..
Lincoln in the chair. There was very little business
of any public importance transacted.
The Finance Committee reported favorably on
paying the chemist OF the Board $4,000 per annum,
the salary to be In lieu OF all compensation for any
professional services he may render to the Board.
The same committee reported adversely on the in
creasing OF the salaries OF the inspectors TO So 400
Commissioners Brennan and Lincoln were ap.
pointed committee to report upon forty places In
this city which they may deem suitable for the erec-
ton OF drinking hydrants.
A subnspector reported that house No. 34s First
avenue was IN dangerous condition. The report
was referred 10 the Inspector OF Unsafe Buildings
In the matter OF marriage certificates, which was
referred to the counsel for his opinion last week
Mr.. Eaton reported that "the certificate OF mar.
rage by notary or by any other ocer not specially
authorized by law 10 solemnze marriage shall not
be considered evidence OF such MARRIAGE
Mayor Halls communication to the Board on dogs
yesterday mentioned In the HERALD, was read aud
referred TO the counsel
II was ordered that the matter OF the East River
Park shooting Gallery should be again referred to
the superintendent for hIs report.
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald., 1869-05-20
THE L.PPMfyN HOMICIDE CASE.

Testimony of One of the Attending Phy-
siciuns-POst-NIOrtem Examination.
In the case Of Mr.. Alexander Lippmann, late City
Marshal who died at NO. All Sixth street. from the
effects OF violence received while in the discharge OF
his duty, already reported IN the HERALD no
progress was made yesterday, with the exception
of taking the testimony OF DR.. Krackowizer one of
the physicians who attended the deceased after the
commission of the assault upon him, and the facts
developed in the postmortem examination.
Below will be found copies of the dispositions
made by the medical gentlemen:-
TESTIMONY OF DIR. KRACKowIZER.
Ernest Krackowizer, M. D., being duly sworn, de-
poses and says:-I reside at No. TO West Twelfth
street; was called to see deceased in consultation
with DR.. Joseph Kammerer, on Sunday the 10Th
inst at half-past ten O'Clock A. NJ; was told de.
ceased had received blow on the right side,of the
head with q nat board which felled him TO the
ground, rendering him unconscious for short
time; thatqafter being brought home he vomited
Dr. l.. a. Voss was called and attended him till the
9th OF May; Dr. Kammerer then called to attend
him; during all that time the patient was kept in
bed on strict diet; when saw the deceased found
him in bed rational but dull; there was no para
lyss; the pulse was about sixty siXty-five per
minute; the left pupil somewhat dilated and an
swered very slowly To the light he was signing
and yawnng frequently; our opinion was that in
consequence OF the injury he suffering either from
meningitis, or eXudatlon into the ventricles OF the
brain, or from commencing abscess OF the brain sub
stance proper; the treatment pursued by DR.. Kam
nlerer consisted OF application OF Ice 10 the head and
the administration OF odlde OF potassium; from nav
ing witnessed the autopsy made by DR.. Joseph Cush
man am OF opinion that death was caused by ex-
travasaton OF blood in the left arachnoidal sack and
efusion into the ventrcles, and that said eXTavasa
ton was the direct result OF the injury received.
PoST-MoRrEM EXAMINATION.
Drs. Joseph Cushman J. G. Martin and william
Shine being duly sworn, depose ana say:-we have
made a postmortem examination OF the body OF
Alexander Lippman, at ALI Sixth street, twenty
three hours after death; body wei nourished; there
were no marks OF violence on the body externally;
fOur sch IN
spots on the upper portion OF frontal bOnes re-
moving the skull-cap we found the external aspect
OF the dura mater much congesed; beneath the dura
mater and within the arachnoidal sack we found
about four ounces OF coted blood difiused the
entire left hemisphere OF the brain. the surface OF
which was much congested; large amount Of
serum was found in the right ventrlcle; all other
organs OF the body were healthy: DEATH in our
opinion, was caused by extravasatlon Of blood In
the arachnoidal sack on left side and effusion OF
serum INTO the right venrice, the result OF injuries
received.
The further investigation Of the case win he con-
tinued before Coroner Schirmer at ten O'Clock this
morning, at the Coroners' offce, No. II city Hail.
The New York herald., 1869-05-20
GENERAL NOTES.

The taxes on incomes In the First Rhode Island
district are 500, Ill more this year than last.
The utmost seating capacity OF all the churches in
San Francisco Is 40, 500 The population Is 100000.
Thirty barrels OF wine, the first ever imported
from New Mexico, were received In St. Louis last
week.
The Plymouth (Mass.l Memorial says the land has
been purchased in Duxbury, and pad for, for the
landing OF the French ocean cable.
The Newfoundland seal fishery has been very sue
cessu during the past season. The number OF seals
landed at ST. Johns has been near to 100, 900.
Great numbers OF immigrants are pouring into
Kansas. They seek lines OF railroads as far as they
are able to secure houses In the vicinity OF them.
Two tracts OF land were sold at waynesboro.
Burke county, Ga, one containing 400 acres, which
brought 1885, the other contained 900 acres, and
brought $3.50.
Manufacturing In Indiana Ia steadily on the IN
crease New Albany has two very large woolen
mills both In active operation cotton mill IL be-
ginning to be talked Of Madison has Chair lac
tory.
Henry Hunter (colored) has been appointed mail
agent on the MONTGOMERY and West Point Railroad,
and l.. ]. Williams (cooredl mail agent on the Mont
gomery and Mobile Railroad. L. ). Berry, another
coored man, has been appointed mali agent on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
The history OF the bluensh is quite remarkable. In
1894 they disappeared from New England waters
and were not seen for sixty years. When they re-
rurned--at first to the waters south OF Cape God,
nflerward, In lS47 to Massachusetts Bay-they were
few in number and disappeared with the first colds
now they are quite acclimated, comparatively hardy
and remain later IN the season