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TIE WEEKLY sUN.

JOURNAL FO, THE PEOPLE.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING. aad for saic at tho
Counter. In wfanpafs. for Country Circulation, at
CENTS FER COPY.
Among Ms contents arc,
LEADING CLNS--i,ocOusttuc iiu1 Complets lit
Effect upon Tho Republican Parry, The News from
Cuba Dovn'all OF the Dominion and others on
matters Of interest
FOREIGN ISTELLGG ESCE-Progrtss OF the Cuban
Rcvoluuou-s ingdlnarv Enragencni near Gumaro
Success OF the Patriots The situation In France
FtfCnrt of the Government IN the Cofps e.islatif
Strikes IN England; III" Pope ami the American
Collcgc-Trou' he brewing IN the Ocumt nlcli COJn.
ell End OF tho Hayti4n Kcvciuiios Capture and
Execution OF salnavc-Nassicrc Of his Followers.
NEWS FROM wAsHGSGToN-FActs and l.umop from
tho National OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ct the FrankinR
Prlvilesei Another Important spcc"h rom Mr..
Dawes, Senator shorman's New Currency Dill,
The New Colored Senator.
MIsCELJANEOUs-Corbn, the Heavy vlnain-Ths
Presdcnts BrothorIn.law Unexpectedly Appears
fisk and Gould Vn1icatcd; George reabodys
Funeral Terrific Tornado at Cave City; Tho Muir.
der OF Farmer Thorn--A Reviow OF the Case
Aiken's Connection with the ranily-Oycr a Hun.
cred thousand Doitr- stolen; A Man Followed
thirty Mics by Nghwaymen Tho M0st Beautiful
Woman IN Washington; Tho catholic Faith and the
uicumenea Councils Newest Mlchinery COR Manu-.
featuring Blooming B,lics-How to Improve the
Face, F1ufa. Limb, Complexion. nd Halr; New
York Railway Reports Women lobbying in WASH
ingtoni Dinner I, P.inoe Arthur, News OF tho
wcek; Local an CJty Anlira.
IGTEEAfiY-Tie Face Ia the Mhror--A Story Of In
t-rcst.
sUNBEAAS-Nany co.l4Hi % u-as coIdo is.I Ito
one.
TELFGG A,fs-rac Late, S,ws from al rq.'s o. the
World.
aGElC uLrUINi-rr7c-rli"-i o. m, Tl~n'rs' Clun,
TIL, Fruit GfJwcss Cl1'; al oth-g lat. 'llIls aud
ilttruci,vc rrllinr for frpars
FINANCIAL And CoNHESCiAL- Tho Latest Moncy
f.H..t
for rHB WEERLY SUHs.
TITO subscription pri-, n rrg " :rgs~ ~-y ts Oas
Dollar year. In cluls Of -. - cc1;r.
ADVERTISEMENTS - cents per lac.
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CITY Bank shaIes wos Arm, with sales a, folowsi
BonH OF state Of Now York At Ini, Bank OF Commerce
rOS Ci2le, Manufacturer and Merchants' 1907 Mer
Ihann' les. fourth Nau0nal lJ4GIO2l TenIh National
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rHR FIFTH WARD MURDER.
,voUESr Nv THE LEONARD STREET
IOLICE SJ.IrION.

tbr Tomas IutUrYicw Win tue suns hc-
porter
rcncr Flynn held an inquest yesterday over
,.,.rs OF william Townsend. In the reception
.e-i o. SIC Leonard street police station Tho
-., crowded 10 sufocatlon with both sexes,
Obtain glimpse Of the hond. Tie prisoner
t,eitnt into tho room, In charge OF
s.,.at TUX aud Oafcer Robb and aorear-
a. r.Ic'ofcrc. sucn and uncommuulcauvc.
Sal 81, addressed lie assumed that haag dog, VII
Y ,... A,r NA.ca lc has Invariably manifested
..s,.,o.cu 20. To the questions of the Coroner
,wts riru,u ary suriy and insoent In his replies.
wsep n.kcd his name be impudcntly rctortcd,
aN,vef mind my name. haint guilty" Again being
rt-rortcd he replied with doggcd sullonncss,
sVly. h.,ut yer rot my name th,re." The brute's
a.,-a courrom,se between Nth and fesh-was
,st red with short, struggling beard, and was
cared and bruised as though his past life bad been
r,e mcr, than an endless Drawl Ills hair WIS
j ted md unkcmpt, and his clothing, tattered
,ri torn, hang In shrcds to his loathsone no iy
gb,n brought into the room he stared with look
the coolest iupudence at the Coroner jury, and
,orps Of reporters, and taking HE seat near Mrs.
isursend. insolcnuy scrutnised With the same
aid vacan, stare, which was apparopty assumed
| or TIE occasion.
AZ AffrcriSo SPECTACLE.
Wten the widow closely vcilod and IN decp
reurnrr accompanied by her children, entered
| ac -,ou the scene wac aCectrg. In her arms tho
| oarvonaa carricd babe scrcey SIX months Old,
| tcHiic uiug pratuing and GROWING IN the highest
Geo.
The rHc ono ves accidental, placed very noar
&c ra-nr,r, and, vile playing on the hoor,
rlwl,dio 'hc 'cot OF tic wretch. and looNtug IN
Uto hs pcc. rufod uton TIC hardened fciutcs
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ALBANY, Feb. Gov. Hoffman h,s offered
700 it g.. app rvAUnHon OF tie ;Bu.I orerb ~ Ro.
cr II rDer VITO disappeared rom thi- city, un thc
4NcnuS ID Jan, - ur to' THO discover OF ms body
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Irends and relatives nvi,cd to sttept Cars leave
Coftlandt &C. ferry, ~ " NJ via Jersey City.
NoTIoE.-The members OF tho TongshoremenI U.
H. Society afe requested TO meet At their meeting
room. lis East broadway on wednesday, Feb. 2, at
O'Clock 70 attend the funeral of their late brother menu
Der, Michael McGhngate. by order Of
THOMAS FALvEY. Secretary.
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GR,Is-w whoa, has been dull. ,'d alhourh snarrrly
Offered, prices have not bcca uy supJofe but tu,ro
ruyd dn with sight dechc In priei. % psci"iy i9r
new Of vch tho receipts have ssnty ncre isei Oats
nov Sycms neat u western car1oes =, saS4e i've : Do.
gldcily lower, without nuT wig TIE dc
nS Ssr Esey ooo sna wsds, .pl5r 29
Dc uanr No; b tl.is gsisoi rec amLer wnter,
IT, sr o Te cScc ' spd 9e pS tor WIT
MIA. R'r-Jelsay aud state .tetc. Iurn--Ne west.
TsiaH are yellow, sts'sc. s6ntisfn wIite a. oats
jersey, s5d6ci Wctern AMI olio, 40 Sc state SO
ia wen toSsi Biriey mi mali ot5: 8. 8. t TSii
most Of the business now coinl Ia boih barley uud
q IA bond. White 6cans sl.ssSSIi marrow 8! 90
Mi GLOWING sl s coy Sgrcn} 2Fc: Pa. on &C
ti$3p % bre15d is-d,@ 'i..jo5.25, "S5p cSi
rToyI.ioSs -ror les come forward fr,e,v. and hra
declined cou-iIcsAtly m t1c East Wct. Haut, no .
O.; api bacon are noe picrty ana rela .,'d bug
ne ma. Fecf noe pccu Urt woieiai''Y GIVE. Nc
ff.ac IVES AZ 81 rriuc. ~ / I'd. |G'it;
". W'"ern L'Hm i.fietl c'y,i5V 'lsAc. shlu.
49, bacon. CUua,1 laui, IT,; sh.lt RI ard i0ur
y r. 'isck' 5ES - 80 S-Fs' 49, ms q
-t,.r., ir-.4 l.si tt-til o., rl.s, 1885! q
, Npa'1s ten en-. a.a l'eor o. e'Fc ior mid
p. a. a.t .stI,, 10, orl, u ',i.aa. ~. y. &c. ia
t..t.t.I iar s.s,. as Wl.,., ~. ...,. ...aii,
CH0-r iI. l''' woe nl mnoe'aat r,ia-cr. ana
-, ....i,,..a,,. p. igis r-'re' .'.rivi n.~'cc,
'a- DO -~''y' ''-.'..' %. t..c, ,s . &c.. l.'A,r.
Ir.r -ra, r...st Dr.. '''-.'v r-,r. --ri. v-..'
20 ~ s Ir. sgd vi Y-y ~ U.. N....
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HoU-b, Wln'ry, ChnngcRbir Weather rro,
lgcts '... hs Coughs, Disorders of 90. Lil.s & g..
Nhc. JAl&L's .EAPECToRANT No rolpl, cues,
II nuIaly administered. sofa oyerywae,l.
Nhrfipr & Wi'snr'- Sc,-lrr Vnr,,iues
La NfollW a.. cor. hih st., tor sat. plypn M u
s.A lu'.'s without eAta charge. AacL. I,s - lei.
d 1. LIf.lr.
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TOLEDO, leb. Phillip Stcinmotz who muir,
dHrcl thn .Lat S'cck, ~ jUu3 last, Las becu :, Il,
tuo,d ~ .a hanged On tho lat VI Ap.u.
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TUEsDAY, Frr i.-FLoCR aND MtAL--The market
has bCCpuC dulI, uulcv Gu aGd scuilg iot,iru urH.
= 8 und thEhty Increased receipts by flh. 1ue
L1tt week Las been CGaracfCrytd ny - Ut
spaic large lines, INT they DO not seem to have at
foricd The necessary relief TO the market Wo quote.
~upcThne ~ 10 - ~; extra state &c. $50 $3.50
roanG HOOP ONO. 8 p $50 wcs,crn sNrinu wheat
tr wheat e'trns and double extras s. n $3.50 tltnrscc
extra, Sgjr.tn cty tpping extras, - 20sS5iS city
trade ard family brnIde. o. a., son h,rn eup~r-
60, - ly-E %; s.u.he slipping AMI family brauIs,
ti2sg = D. Rye Hour. fif IS com mCal-Jpfs ~.
Weston &c. ~ ytt IS Brad, WINE tlOa rs Buci,
vhoat npgr ucr ico rs. s'tNdt3
(u1TuN Inc Ia e rcCcipss 40 the ports, followed 2
DUH tcc"ud. ..OA LiyCrp1 Win tic iUclu1 ia Eold,
hhvo woAkeaed tie market, AMI tine Cusc j. dg " e
guotcs
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~ ENGLISH nILtY,'

VIC was at once lodged IN police station, Moan
tine hr. Ilei zbcrg lolnd his safe thrown On a.
side and partially oponeG-his entrance having pre-.
vented tac completion of the 100 Wei, Mr.. Dunn
was required 10 give bail in $500 for trial, which
Was enc by prominent philharmonic VI the Ring
m tbs uty-bcNadeo FHgI-h lhlyN controlled
crowds Of rcpcotrrs who mtS" a CERTAIN saloon m
Crosby street their hclduuirtcia once or. he tie
PRISON, Dunn jumped nm bad and started ioT safer
and more pleasant quarter ut ia. word.
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INFLUENTIAL ENGLISH wIALL4M

An Entertaining story thar may Interest
District- Attorncy Gdryiu-rhe Latest EN-
plot OF one vi the broadway statues.
Some months ago Mr.. uerILeIg, who is a
Wholesale liquor dealer IN East Broadway, near
Market street, Tad just closed his warehouse, wGcn,
on reaching home, be remembered an oyercoat, and
al once returned for It. On turning the key "a the
lock he heard noise inside, and scarcely was the
door oren whoa ho found himself slapped over tho
eNcs aud prevented from seeing men passing olt,
although he could hear them. When relieved uc
gave chase, aided b. police officer, ahd cIp,ared
notorious thief and burgas named bl. DUN, bette.
known az
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Yonr's Wort. in Central Park,

The annual report OF the Contrl Park Coln-
m 7s.oncrs shows t't toe construction cost tho Park
Comu sioncB S8I1 -G5.9i last year; IL, no natural
history specimens were collected. msin!y by private
subscriptions and cL0rs. The geological collection
received several additions Plans for an Asttono-
meal Observatory aTc under discussion, GS.JJ1 pas-
scnscrs travelled IN the Park Omnibuscs and car.
agcs, and l.5JO "a the lake boats, durng the year
Small csrriayes dru"n by goats are 10 be provided
lor ebiidIen's use hercaiter The three wards aL.
Joining INC Park have Nscd thor properly valu.
aJOn tI3iO5, lia dHrng lho past H. rt cu years A
Beethoven CehtGnnia bulihng " 10 10 eTec.ed in
the Paik.
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The beginning Of tho month Is q good limo IN
commences a. account IN tho Mutual BeIcnt hayfnes
Bunk IN tic Sun Buildlng,-.Id0.
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Ado.
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CAPT. JOURNALS MISTAKE.

Capt Jnurdan met " Billy" on the street one day
a'tcrWard, md not being aware OF tie liitlo game
that hli been uayed, 10 arrested him. Dunn was,
however, u"rcmptorlly released, and smce then he
mas displayed his bull dog laco and lasla!y dressed
uLufg M ITuldNaV
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10 'n't Z, NJ denomination h Wing been made
C.d 49, &c IituItr IRON To Oniccrp a. The OK.
tattd 'N"5 outside We station at QUO time i,,i.
ne o,,.,n "aH "a cky driven to tho door, and
TN 'i1nH Cdp, rely, Sergt. TUX, and the
Atm h".,.E "De rapidly driven 10 tic Tom. n
ttrlag:.' "u0h Ut Oh, Ich and Leonard streets the
lIet - - t'Oiped BY Astreet car, when the prls
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Tao' Arnold, testified that he res ded At i97 Had.
t1 =. 8 ,a.t hr Was In lhc elpuy % tbs lsst
HfHu-, g. 1T ortly before 9 o'c.ucN 'u til 4, On.
Es Of j.nuar. 70, he went 10 o -iiuc facing store
b. tul'u..-c some ARTICLES, On h, .rturn dv nis-u4
b.t hu.D. Hnl having hCI.l that Mr.. To Nu~cuJ h.d
t.'n uH..rcl ha sud. Can It b. tt,t De has boon
.'ird HI.n ny tWtgf' 1tc.T1rl saw thc KIN r.
va 'tI.l 10 'cr-rd h a bccu tIlbei, aud relo-.
mad lta- iuc ore hg Tat lost
q, ucds ncrc muCoeed INA: he mover saw that
o. a or Tie kAIt)
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
CANADIAN SPORTING NOTES.

William ,Jakes has beaten OCOnner for the
champion cue of Ontario, which becomes his property
At LstOwell, Nettie won the nile heats, three
- five; Terror the Association plate, and Tom Allan e
beaten plate.
At the Belleville races, Julia Dean won the
nile heats in s, beating Rodbird Gate Rabbit HASH In
race of seven heats
At the AurCra races Nettie won the mile
heats beating John Bell aud UOra ksta the hurderace,
FOR which seven ran.
In a practice game at Montreal, Joe Dion
beat Cyrie Dion by Of 1909 32T, making an
average of Ill and break of 465.
Halifax is getting up a $1,000 purse for a
six mile boatrace next year, for which tbs Tyne and
Paris crews will certainly compete.
DaillebOut. the Indian champion of America.
has gone To England. where he viii be matched against
the crack pedestrians OF the old country.
Young BesSunger, the crack Canadian bill
lsrd player after the DOns, has removed to NewNork
where he will probably practice for the eham ionsp
The Shamrock Lacrosse Club has won the
championship of Canada, beating the MuBreal5 games
to The Shamrock Club will probably visit Ncw-York.
AT the Napanec Fall races, Ncttie won the
$500 race, two miles, beating Wiley, Rabbit Hash. and
five Others and Lady Hamilton tho open trOt best time
E34i.
Frank Dion was beaten by AlphOnse DerOme
OF Montreal in 200 point billiard match by Il points.
Winner best run, 1876; average, IA Tie match vas FOR
500. a return will be played
At the London Fall meeting Nettie won the
two mile in 3i2l Lady Hamilton the tr0t best time
233i Bay Jack the Citizens plate, mile hca three in
five, running five heats, all very fast.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
manufacture. and The Importance Of fostering .na

manufacturer and the Importance Of fostering and
Here an establishment, the value finished pro
ducts OF which, In 1860, tt3OOis or this sum,
oes s % was expended for labor, giving empoyment
TO 1900 or 100 men, and IN we allow persons to fam
ly, furnishing support for population OF 1900 t0 9,e
souls Uncomfortable portion OF the population of
Philade Phia But, further, the remaining two and
half millions represent the amount expended for mate
rals for tools for railroad, canal aud steamer eigs
for the nnumerable incidental expenses of carrying
such business. and for the return the capital
vested. But Of this expenditure for material. bought
and used in the manufacture OF locomotives all yh0u.
an exception save some few articles not produced ia this
country exclusiyeiy American products or American
manufactures American GaIeG p,ae, American steel,
American pig and bar iron, American humber, Amer
are the principal materials, from which the Bald
win Locomotive Works c0nstIs%t their nachines. All
these articles, they come TO - works repreDt IN
their cost price principally Labor and American Labor
AT hat-abOr in mining coal IN smelling iron. ~ rolling
bOilerpate In cutting and saving lumber 81. VI We -
back TO the absolute Istcost the royalty FOR the coal
and N the 0roInd and The fOrestz
we logically may shall have but few thousand dol
lars as the original rstcOst for the raw material whhn
polished stands fnallyOn the books at an aggrcgair
value Of nearly three and half millions of dollars ans
IN It's various stages Of TRANSFORMATION anu @ a"c
given employment 70 probably ak thOnsahn "'"' "''"
supported population Of thirty thousand soan;; E; ,h
These facts speak for Themselves BUT stlI hos r
consideration is to be added America conlFss r.s
England in the mannfacture OF locomotives ior IOeIyn
countries. Baldwin engines are at "OIn VOTE, ~ ~ y' ty'
in Canada in Cuba in Brazil. In Peru anu ~ y, , , y, G
tine Republic and have been placed there, II os a, s
cost AZ least "a cheaply English locomotives could
English iron - 1hiy a. i',0 hrtn % VI sas
boTeiv snicent 10 keep soul and body together EnSh
MIC iron costs to-day sii 10 SIC per tun American pig
lron So to sPer tun VII" ,e two countries what i ~,
infepence Clearly that while In Europe capital EFFORTS
the lions share ts return here MET Tages ana the
adeouatey pad. making possible comfortable homes.
education, selfimproyeiiIlshn';; 81 1920 ana an IN
H. 0,fshed DrOduct.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
THE COURTS.
THE JUMEL ESTATE AGAIN.

In the Court of Common Pleas, Chambers,
before Judge Robinson the case OF George W Bowen
an Nelson Chase was called This motion on this
part Of the plaintiff for leave TO discontinue this suit
The defendant opposed the motion on the ground thAa
beiore plaintiff should be permitted to discontinue he
should be required pay 10 the defendant costs and an
allowance on account or HIS expenses In defending tho
snt 10 appears that the defendant has brought thres
suits in the United States Court for the same case
that he had two opportunities Of trying them, ana that
he had failed to appear and maintain bis case there.
the consequence Of which that that Court dis
missed them for want of prosecution he hen DrOugh
Eliza VanderyoOr which sut is the he now seeks TO
discontinue George W. Bowen, the plaintiff claims thas
he il an ilIeitimate son Of Madame Jumel but accord
ing 10 the aflidayit5 read the motion he never sus
pected this. and told OF II until aiter the
death of Madame Jume Various other circumstances
were forth in the affidavit read Oh behalf OF the De
fendant tending tO show that the suit ad no color
truth TO support It. and that II was brought Tor the pr
pose of vexation The plaintiff Eliza VanderyOort
claims that she Is niece OF Madame Jmel, ana tht
George W. Bowen il not the heir OF tine deceased sdJ
she is Judge Robinson allowed the motion To STAND
over until saturday, TO give the pantlh an OPpor
tunity TO re ply 70 the affidavit OF the defendant
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
THE GRAFTON BANK ROBBERY

On Saturday evening the officers and watch
o, n, the Grafton Bank OF Grafton Mass., which was
recently robbed Of large amount of money and bons
ome on 10 this city to identify, II possible VIM. Dunn
The burglar whom Capt Walsh had arrested suspicion
Of being Of the gang hOtelkeeper at Worcester
Mass at whose house party OF men, supposed To 10
the bank thieves took breakfast the morning after
the robbery, also accompanied the bank officers. Tho
wachman failed 10 Identify Dunn Of the men VIII"
bound and gagged him. and the ekeeper certain
that Dunn was not Of the party who took breakfast at
his house There being no evidence 10 warrant the
further detention Of the prisoner. Justice Downing b-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
RURNING AT SEA OF THE SHIP ROBERT
EDWARDS.

In the United States Commissioners Court,
on saturday befere Commissioner Osborn, Charles Bar
doe Charles Meredith Samuel Duncan aud FREDERICK
Allen were brought up for examination, on the charge
of burning the ship Robert Edwards, Of New Bedford,
while she 500 miles from land; Ihe cap
tain was present, and his testimony showed that these
men had without being able to assign any reas0nabie
excuse for their conduct set fire 20 the ship aud burned
her on the 10th of July last He said that for three
successive nights aud days he stoye TO Keep the hro
down ayored to eXtngush IT, but all his Efforts
were unavaing and the 23d Of July he ordered the
crew leave ship the boats, and just after they
left her he her sink During the time they were ON
the burning ship their sufer1ngs were OF the most
character being unable u below decks In
sequence of the sOcatng fumes that continually
from the hold. After being on the water In their boats
IA hours, they picked up by ship going 10 Rio
Janero where he reported his case tO the American
Consul and had the defendants put In chains until they
could be sent IT, NewYOrk To answer before tho
United states authorities The Commissioner held tho
prisoners to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
sURRoGATEs CoURT-KNG's COUNTY.

Surrogate Needer last week admitted to pro-
bate the wills Of the folio wngnamed persons: Matilda
Rouchas Charles l.. b. Weller, George Witmann aud
James Dunbar. Letters Of administration wero
granted on the estates OF ROsanna English, Edward
Murphy, George d. QuitsOrf Elizabeth Cannon, James
b. LAtte, Thomas Brown, Mary Ann Whiteroft and De
Forest Sutphen, of Brooklyn and John Brown, Of the
town of Grayesend Letters OF guardianship OF the per-
sons and estate OF Julia QutstOrf, Fanny NJ. Quitster
Mary A. QutstOrf and Lucy Ann Qutstorf were granted
Frank Russell and OF Sarah Willard ~ Thomas Sigley
and Maria Sigley.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
In the above statement the u. 4. bonds ara ra

In the above statement the II. - bonds are ratcd AZ
par, although purchased at premium while the same u
he case with other Investments purchased at discount
This reduces the debit premiums 10 S2l A. as appears
above The report OF the Assistant Treasurer chssiles
the present Deneciaries Of the Fund oloRs widows
and Others who were wholly dependent upon the deceased
miners PAID ht rate OF 500 per nnnuID u. on chdIens
list 800 per annu, l5 Remarked list S0O per annum
O.. Total, 23I. widows deceased during tine iycar, Il;
chlden,6 The Treasurer cannot state with any degree
OF accuracy the amount of subscriptions remaining
pdld IRON the TACT that number OF persons who held
subscription books failed Ia furnish their lists when
collected funds were paid in and since have paid at
btlOn 10 the Committees request for statements Of
paid ana unpaid subscriptions. Newspaper reports of
the various amounts subscribed placed the total at
about slG5O0, but that included large amount Of In
dependent subscriptions which has not been placed in
our hands for disbursement Making liberal ailo
for that class OF subscriptions In estimated that about
t00 stll remain In the hands Of subscription agents
on their papers unpaid.
HENDERSON GAYLORD, Treasurer.
Plymouth, Pa, Oct. TO- 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

In the Supreme Court Part H., before Judge
Brady the jury in the of Matilda A Moody agaist
George A. Osgood gave a verdict for the plaintiff VI
g. 500 to which Court added extra allowance of
five per cent. The has been already reported the
action being brought damages for Injuries
ceiyed by reason OF the defendant having driven
the plaintiff when she was alghting from car at
Eighthaye and One -hundred and-t wenty fthst. For
the plaintiff, Mr. smyth and Mr.. McKton for the de
fendant Mr. Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31


For the Consolidation Handicap for beaten horses ine
beats there were 200 noinnatOns-rcn, Sheppard, Jim
UeatOn JEFF Davis. Village Blacksmith, Alice ward
sae Farrell Allie Hunt, Inzu and bilon al starting
The first heat was dead between Allie Hunt Iet Davis,
and Alice Ward Tme-l:472. JEFF Davis was Withdrawn
on tbe second heat and BijOu dstansed. Jtm HcatOn
was first Allie Hunt second. and Sable Eorrcll third
Time-l:iS. In the third heat Zuzu was Withdrawn Ale
Hunt WAS first JiIr HeatOn second aud Sale Farrell
third Tme-l:52l. u the fourth heat All weto with
drawn except Allie HUNT and Jim Heat0n. Allie Hunt
Eas first and Jim HeatOn second. 1ime-l5J.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
THE HUGHES HEATH REAL ESTATE QUARREL.

In The Supreme UOuft, az SpecldI Tenn, on
Saturday the case of Mary f. Hughes against A. a. and
Mary NJ. Heath, already reported was summed up by
Mr. Ira shafer behalf of the plaintiff and Mr. W. o.
Bartlett for the defendants Judge Barnard said that he
had already made up his mind to the facts, and In
structed counsel TO conne themselves 10 discussion OF
the questions law involved At the conclusion OF the
argmen Judge Barnard reserved his decision. For the
plaintiff Mr. Ira Shaer and Mr.. Henry ". Bennett; for
the defendant, Mr.. w. o. Bartlett.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
THE JENNINGS BIGAsrY SUIT.

In the Court of Sessions, before Judge Troy,
Theodore Jennings was convicted last week, bigsmy
in having married Alice Quick while he had another
wife living. on saturday Mr.. Spencer made molten
for OF Judgment the ground that the trial had
suspended account of the refusal of tie first
testify and that the jury who convicted had been
allowed TO separate, and were impanneled on other
trials Judge Troy promptly denied the motion Jen-
nings will be sentenced this week.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
A BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
Tn tba RrooL,lyn City court before ,Jut0e

Nelson Doretta Wcdeknd recently received verdict Of
5000 against c. A. Bergerman for money borrowed
during an alleged breach OF promise OF marriage. On
Saturday defendants counsel made - motion for new
trial the ground that the damages awarded were eK
cessye. The Court denied the motion.