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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-30

The STRAWBERRY SHOW of the Portland
horticultural Society, was held at the Office of
the Treasurer, last evening. There We're many
fine varieties exhibited, the Knox LUCINDA
and Triumph de Gand carrying the palm for
size, several single berries weighing about an
ounce each.
Mr.. Milton Dyer presented handsome samp-
les of the Rippewam Downer's Prolific, Green
Prolific, Buffalo Seeding, Charles's Downing,
HOvey Seeding, Star, and Leremy's White
aud received the premium for the hest six va
rietes, $1,000
MI. Joshua Morse received the premium for
best three varieties, Sc There were la Goa
staEce, Triumph de Gand and Brighton Pre-
Mrs Charles Brighton. for the second three
varieties. VIZ: Russells' Prolific, Boston Pine
and La Constance $500
Mr.. John Oleson, Tor best single variety, the
LUCINDA, first premium, $4.G0
Awards were made likewise as follows:
To Mrs. Ambrose Colby, for very handsome
samples Wilson's Albany and Brighton Pine,
So 90.
Mr.. J. II. McDuffee. for fine dish Jucundas
$1O0.
Mr.. j. S. Bedlow, splendid Jucundas, 81 co.
Mr.. Milton Higgins, for superior Wilson's
Albany, 81 co.
Mr.. q. s. Jordan, for box superior Jucundas,
81 co.
Mr. e. l.. Pillsbury aud Mr.. Mickey, present
ed very handsome samples Russells Prolific
and Wilson's Albany; and the whole exhibit
ton gave evidence that we can raise as fine
strawberries in this section as in any other
part Of our country.
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BLACK Lace Shawls, new lot received to-day
at Cogia Hassan's, ST. 20, $15O,
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A NICE all wool suit at Duran's for Sill, No.
40, foot of Exchange street. tics.
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1'lsq nre yi Vest Chains Tor gentlemen.
are the las,>t things out, just received by Alb
/, ner Lowell, corner Of Congress and Brown SITS
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EIGH SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The exami-
nation of the High School took place yester-
day, morning aud afternoon being devoted to
that Object. The school appeared to fine adj
vantage as usual, aud at the conclusion of the
exercises the customary speeches from the
committee were dispensed with. Rev. Dr.
Smaller, the chairman, made few remarks in
which he spoke OF the school as having passed
a better examination than in former years,
many of the committee having conducted The
examination themselves without any prompt
ing or assistance on the part Of the teachers.
At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr.. Stone,
the principal, stated the young ladies of the
graduating class averaged four months young
er than the one of last year and the boys lit
tie older, while the whole class averaged a
mouth younger. The class highest in rauk in
the school is the first class, the boys averaging
381, the girls SO. The Oldest graduate is %
years, the youngest hardly sixteen. The boys
ages average II years, months, the girls 18
years months, while the average age of the
class is II years 10 months The class num-
bers GA, of which 81 are boys. Twenty three
girls and twelve boys have attained the highest
rapk
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-30

If you wish for Iadia rubber hose go TO
Cooper 81 Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds OF Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any sto: c In the city. Try
them Nav 5-tf
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This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St Paul. The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-30

f. O. Bailey & Co., will sell to-day at II 30
the block of French Roof Houses, on Cross St.
just below Middle. SEE auction column.
At 212p. M, stock of Groceries, &c., in
storm 20 Midlla Street
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First Mortgage Bonds

of the Company pay per cent Gold Interest,
free of Government tax, and are issued for the
very small amountof $4,000 per mile. For
the present, the unsold portion are offered at
95 and accrued interest. The attention of in
vestors is invited to the fact that the road is
low nearly finished, and that the Security is
therefore entitled to a high rank.
In our opinion, no class of investments has
been found so uniformly safe and profitable as
FIRST Mortgages on completed railroads.
OF 235 companies operating $4,000 miles OF
railroad in the Northern and Western States,
on which there is a bonded debt of S6G2 100000,
we know of but two that do not pay their in
terest regularly.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL. BE
NO MORE FAVORABLE TINE TO
SELL GOV GxNnENTs, AND BUy
REALLY FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD
sECUKITlEs SUCH As THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
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SMASH UP.-At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
first class runaway took place on Federal St.
A horse belonging to F. o. J. Smith, attached
to small wagon, got on the rampa e, and
came kiting down the street. In front of Will
sons Tea Store be collided with wagon worth
$500. Smashed the shaft and body, ard not
content with that chased the horse attached TO
it across the street. but the animal took refuge
in stable. The Infatuated beast kept on and
turned the corner OF Federal and Exchange,
being caught in front Of the post Office. Not a
great deal of BARN was done to Mr.. Smiths
wagon and evdeotly none at all to the horse
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JAY COOKE ~ CO..
20 WaW St., Ne,C York.
,H'O Printers.

A FONT OF NEW BREWER TYPE t2l2 lbs.l can
u be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND Maine, at a Great Bargain!
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SHAW, 147 Middle street, has just returned
from q visit to the manufacturers with 100
dozen mems and boys straw hats, all new
styles and bought at reduced prices. They
will be sold low. shall open to-day the Dick
ems STRAW hat, now having great run in Bos-
ton. je25 div
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PERUVIAN SYRrP.-Ths valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures it
has performed. Its singular efficacy is owing
to the protoride Of iron which in this prepaIa-
ton remains unchanged and is the only form
in which this vial element of healthy blood can
be supplied. je23- eod1w
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store so Middle Street.
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NEEsH4AND BOMBS
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

Extends from New York City to the CITY of Oswe CO.
on Lake Ontario a distance of 400 miles, Including
branches. The line is completed about $50 miles
Rapid progress is making in toe balance or the line,
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
prac',ceabie period.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
ANOTHER BROOKLYN MURDER.
The Effect Of Hanging Being 'PlayedIOut Rum
and Fenianism melting to Murder-A Re-
spectacle Citizen Shot by Drunken
Rufian-Indignation and Excite
ment Among the People

An additional argument In favor OF awarding to
the City OF Churches the title Of the City OF Crime OF
the EmpresState was given last evening, at liquor
store on Columbia street. cowardly rufian, fired
by rum and apprcciating no doubt tae value OF the
saying OF s.Jack Reynoldsr-which Will become his
torical-that changing for murder Is played out"
and reassured by recent remarkable proceedings in
the Brooklyn courts deliberately shot down . re-
spectacle and unoiendlng citizen.
IL appears that ut about ten O'Clock Mr.. Domini-
Gus S. voorhees,, q well known builder, was engaged
In conversation with Mr.. Tunl aad Peter Fogerty,
in the liquor saloon or the latter, at the corner OF
Columbia and Carroll streets when rufan named
william Chambers entered the saloon In company
with one Frank Dulfy. The last mentioned pair
obtained some refreshments and then went out, but
shortly afterwards returned and continued to move
arol.nd and go In aud out as II not knowing
exactly what 10 DO. Presently Chambers COM
menccd talking pretty loudly about his love Ior and
adherence to Feniansm, and las far as could be
learned last night puei pistol and aiming 1t
toward the trio above mentioned who were stand
ing near the end OF the counter furthest from Cham
bers, deliberately fred. The ball entered Mr.. voor.
heee' Ioreead Just near the right temple ana lodged
Ill his brain. lie fell 10 the moor IN dying condi-
ton, wnereupon Chambers attempted to escape.
Tue parties III the house prevented him. however,
ana the noise OF the report and consequent excite
menl IN the saloon Immediately attracted crowd
OUTSIDE. III Nnlcn WAS AL OiLCer VI
precinct, who took Chambers into custody.
Mr.. Voorhees, was conveyed to the stadOn house,
aud was followed thither by large ana excited
crowd IN winch there were many who were well
ACQUAINTED with the victim. So great was the ex-
ctcment ana indignation expressed that Sergeant
CARPENTER, Of the Forty third, wns obliged 10 take
Q squad or officers TO guard the saloon LII which the
ARRAY occurred and the streets near there, and also
around the station house, 10 deter the throng from
making any attempt to assume the role OF .Judge
Lynch" or from dong some other damage by way
OF thoughtleSs retaliation.
Tho sd ma wa ar
dd oil in his power to relieve Mr. NoOrhces, but
the ball had entered the brain IL could not be ex-
tracted ana 1t As eared the wound will prove fatal.
CnamDers when questioned In regard 10 the trans
action stated that he was drunk 81 the time ana did
not know that he had shO. Mr. Voorhees,. Chambers
Is picture dealer and keeps establishment at So
Chambers street, New \ orA.
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musical performance, which reminded one strangely
OF funeral drge at the conclusion or which an in-
vltatiOn 10 rse was extended to those present VINO
desired prayer In their behalf.
solitary gentleman rom Brooklyn accepted the
invitation The congregation was composed or
strangers TO water ktreet, save three or four VINO
Game In from the dog pit Immediately adjoining.
The denizens or the locality exhibited little interest
IN this second advent OF the Christians among them
and this ittle rs only shown by the score or SO OF
men and boys VINO congregate opposite tine
"Churcho to watch with curiosity the proceedings
OF the strangers.
Hearing that an opposition meeting was In pro-
gress at Kat Burns PIT, next door, visit dis
closed the preseace or some four persons only, 10
whom Kit was reclting his grievances. He had
been robbed by an aItache OF the church next
door; had been called an ignorant dog lighter by
some one had said he was converted. He was not
converted. He had been an honest cltizen ana
engaged in the respectable business OF catching
rats and lighting dogs Tor twenty.e eight years. and
he was determined " continue the business under
the OLD nrm nIme
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

widow It appears that late at night on the 1st In
slant her husband and friend lett tine mousse lot
short walk, and before entering were SCI Upon
by gang OF rowdes VINO constantly
infest that neiQhborhood. and severely beaten.
Merkle was Knocked down and kicked IN such
manner that he had 10 be conveyed nome ana placed
under the care OF physician; but ne Sank graauhiy
ana died at ak O'Clock ON Saturday morning.
before his death Merke sald tnaI ne couiu
identity his assailants II confronted Win the out
u did not appear tnat the inatlei nau peeh %
Keenan, took charge OF the case, ana WIZ inaAe an
Investigation to-day. Wooster Bcacn, Nd. -, , WIN
hold post mortem examination on TUE pouy,
which viii result IN asceltainlng tue fesl cause o
death. Deceased was forty-nlne years VI ase anu
native OF Germany. lie lett no iahiiy ouS
widow.
About nine O'Clock on Saturday evening Micaaei
Haloran, young man about twenty years OF age
returned to his home at No 55a Beach street. IN an
advanced state OF inoxcation, and forthwith began
TO quarrel with his aged father lie dashed nlln 70
the hoor, kicked MIN, and then left, locking tne
door behind him, Tor the purpose or procuring more
whiskey He soon returned, and, the demon wltn.
In him being now fully aroused, he seized razor,
and, throwing the old man on the bed, attempted 10
cut ms throat The father struggled desperately
for lile but despite his utmost efforts the youthful
desperate succeeded in innctlng Q Irghtiui
cash on the lett side OF his neck. man
named Maddlgan, attracted by the cries entered
the house and saw the young man make his
escape through the rear door, An officer was
called In and the wounded man taken TO the F1fth
precinct station house. whence he was removed TO
bellevue Hospital. About half-past twelve O'Clock
on the same night Of1icer Stevens arrested the
wOuld-De parrlcide At The corner Of Laurens and
Canal streets. No motive could be ascersained ior
the Murderous assault but the negnbors state
that . Iew weeks ago young Halloraa had blacked
his fatner's eye and sw0rc that he would Kill him
even If no were Ito hang for It," The prisoner
Justice Hogan, and committed TO awaiS the result
OF his parents injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Senior Lopez Roberts, Minister. ana +. de Estrada,
Secretary OF the spanish Legation; @. 6atacazay.
Minister ana Boris Danzas Secretary Of the Russian
legation; Baron Alenscben, OF the Prussian Lega-
tion and Baltazzi Enendi, Of the Turkish Legation,
are at the Albemarle Hot Ell.
Ex-senator J. B. Chanee OF Colorado; IL. A..
Schacekelford, Of Paris; p Thompson, OF Dublin; J..
r. JOY, OF Detrcis, and Z. P. Ross Of Auburn ut
the ST. Nicholas Hotel
MARQUIS dc Chambrun, OF Boston; Ex-Governor J..
H. Clifford and Colonel W. II. Brooks, OF Massacnu-
sets; Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, Of Vermont;
Judge Nelson, OF Poughkeepsie; NJ. r. Bemus, Of
Maysviue; +. Rice, OF 81. Paul; Charles Hayes, OF
Alabama and G. Morton Stewart Of Baltimore ore
at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Leahey and Colonel II. c. Long, OF ST Paul;
T. Ii. Pierce OF Boston, and Rush Il. Sloane, OF San
dusky, are at the Everett House.
Commander E. Simpson and ]. N. Hemphill, OF
the United States Navy; w. L. Gregory, or lafayette
and r. Blakcly, OF ST. Paul, are at the Astor House.
Captain Cook, Craftsmanship Java; Captain McDou-
gan. or Copenhagen; John Engliss Of England ard
Robert G. Winthrop, OF Boston, are at the Brevoort
House.
Captain Boyd OF the British Army; ]. V. Smedley,
OF England Robert Hodges and Thomas PouItney,
OF Baltimore; Eben Wright, OF Boston and Theodore
T. wimending, OF Arkansas, are at the New YORK
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
JtLsGsspAIc NEWS ITEMS.

Tho quartz mines IN the vicinity OF Helena Mon
tana are paying better ana are IN a more prosper.
ous condition tnan ever before.
Late adviccs from the Cedar Creek mines report
favorable discoveries inside the gulches. This place
viii undoubtedly be the largest camp In Montana
during the coming season.
passenger train on the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad ran OF the track near Troy Ohio Saturday
night. The engine broke through the trestle work
faINng fifteen feet. The engineer fireman and
another man were very badly injured.
Patrick Burns. brakeman on the Boston and AL
bany Railroad, was instantly killed yesterday after
noon near Chatham Village, N y, by being Knocked
from car by low bridge and rl2 over BY The yalD
His body WAS horribly mADgled.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM Yacht

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
@ 1sHs'a sa x
pinwA strong westerly gale. the entire
steamship: KLEIN hence for Bremen. and Pennsylvania
%s sas ss:
FB % ms. OF s . fns
.car Nsrta Of St johns B. waerlossed and absndoned,
forsmass and sails hanging over side mainmast and
S.ss%sssp vs g PAR: r Msl.ra n H.r: Jan 2 and
Mackenzie. Touched at HALIFAX Feb H. clock in the
morning ts s:m left YS,. ns Ssy s PM Es
ii. after from Brss With variable
continuation OF strong head sea and very rough weather
e %s ya
sumed 10 belong 10 the National line 1AA'Ds "''
Orleans. Feb with
ss.m.hp AisOsma L,mssaTnsI, Fsrnandina, with mdss
.aa noa
hours. passengers. Livingston / Co.
ns:s S C. e., r,.. W." ~.
Norolk IA mdse ana passengers, 70 the Ola Dominion
sssa5n,p sp 20 ob, ch,or wn,sr csors.,o.n n, with
mdse. to Phillips 1 Brown.
Steamship Centipede, Tl.on. Philadelphia with mdsc,
Port, rsrrs5s 1;sGn IS With
winds most Of the passage
ssk GaS syns 81 Gr0a hs u days. IN ballast M to Han
FEB lat % 7aas spoke three mastsd schr Ramon
iorenast and lbboom gone and aOoa. q feet OF the
The manma.i sth Is S. lon Il 20. saw tore and
Bark Carlton, Boston, TTecarten Havana s days. with
% siaG sssy nasss f Of
Haeras passed alarge quantity Of lumber The Carlton
Bark Racs iua of PPorland Norton Maanu. l days.
days north Of Aaiterss, with heavy Ne aud
Brig Ella tBr Pool, Rio Grande g. days. with
hides 10 oerehs Co. Crossed the Equator Jan a. in Ion
heavy ga all points the compass Feb lon
n q o E Win ss esHs s @ a
msss her foomast to the deck and the and
Brig Queen south, Burns, Manaania, Cuba q days.
S a, S ssy ns1s d HfS .sisy asy ~ % d
Key West passed spanish gnnboas cruising This Queen
Irs RocEy Glen yof Newport Dorr, Galveston 20 days.
1 eS S as y e eass as or g.
o. i, 81 u spsss schS Ramon ds q Hsais
boom; had part OF main ana mizzenmast standing tihs
schr Nevada Davis Jacksonville. days. with lumber to
A9R & Cark onS nira pH 81 passaEs rough W weather
.torss, 70 r0wsn MA strong gale. from M NV
DC oa
neIt DAY sustained s., no serious damase
schr Clyde. Carter, Phiiadelp phis for Providsnce.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Robinson, Raymond, Gsucester aays for Nsw
York, with fish to " Woodruff a. Robinson.
scnr q Adams, Robins Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Mercer, WATSON, Bridgeport for Elzabsthport.
BOUND EAST.
Bchr l. W Citing, Ching, Virginia for New Haven.
schr Zeyla, Crowcl Baltimore for Portland.
schr W AtwAtcr, Parker, BALTIMORE for New Haven.
Schr Zels -, Philadelphia for ST John, NIB.
Scnr Prudence, Cobb Woodbridge for Boston,
Schr Mary Langdop, Bennett Port johnson for Salem.
schr r 7 Chase, Collins, Port johnson for Boston.
schr Harvest, Corwin, Eizsbe;hport for Bristol
schr Anderson While, Elzabethport for Providence.
Bchr Breeze, Martin, Eiizapethport for New Haven.
Schr Island Queen, Allen, New York for Boston.
Schr IL Jameson, Jameson New York for Boston.
schr j X Polk, Buckley, New York for Westerly
Scar q A Pierce, Poole, New York for Salem.
Schr Salle Burton Palmer, New YORK for Stamford.
Scir hyeiyn, Burger, Now York for stamford
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
1sE RAT PIT Missloa.
S'roecrda,aa Yoxtsrday-The PIT Changed,
bur hit still uncon-erfed.

S'roeerda,an YeStsrday- PIT Changed,
bur ifit Stl unconverfed.
The attendance at the Holy Dog Pit yesterday was
Sesy large the small room being crowded with wen
dressed ladies and gentlemen drawn thither mostly
by curiosity, parity by religious feeling from
aNopg the residents OF the City OF Churches
and the city OF jersey. The room was neatly
papercd and decorated with many small car1s
attached TO the walls ans bearing sometimes yerv
odd inscriptions. One extended n Welcome 10
Strangers" another the explicit statement mo
Cross, No Crown and stll! another requested the
congregation TO Stand up fer jesus Mrs. smith
VINO VIII be The matrcn OF bc Magda!ene asylum
sof the congregations, openec with prayer pnd was
quickly followed by the Rev Mr.. Parry. The ser
zlon exhortatlon was delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Mckay, who in the course OF his
remarks freely quoted the parabies CT Jesus
In speaking OF the prodiga( son he SAID
was BDle in Itself, ard add1. II care not
all the Scriptures were destroyed save the book or
Luxe That alone would save the world" This
parnality Tor Luke evidently annoyed rather iTrl-
table gentleman present who hastily arose and left
che place renarkiBg soto uoes "I'm going. BIZ
Cd, tbsrs AL I want 10 hear" The eHhort tatl on
Eas followed py revival Bymn beginning
I'm glad ssvaton's free,
For you aud one.
Mr. Little she superintendent then came forward
AMI made aueion to the fact that none OF the glrs
OF the Deighborpood were present He stated tha I
the rooms wete not yet ready for their reception
aud Ut was not decn0d bcst to encourage them to
enter until everytniaK was ready 10 taKe tnen in.n
Tpw hyi1 And nriysls address was followed bJ
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
POST OFFICE STATEMENT OF LAST YEAR

The following is the statement OF business done
with Europe and the West Indies by the New York
Post once for tho last year, ending December 81,
1862 The total quantity OF letters received and for
varded during that time 10 032 and the post
ace collected amounted to s1,447,572
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
Marine Disasters.

soHn LAURA DoDD, Mears from Fortune Bay, NF, for
New York, at Homes Hole lth inst reports inst. IN
gale from WNW, lost bboom, with ali attached, stove boat
and broke mainboom.
CADz, Jan "a Tho Josie Nicolas, American bark, Nico
las from Now York for this port with saves nst0ok Chip
Iona Light for tbns Of port and got tho where she
v yeI ", bpi akips % Dsdy thai seS hss ~ rps s6
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
SAILED.

Snip Glory Of the Seas San Francisco sehr honoe New
Orlsans.
Wind At sunset NV, fresh
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The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentytour
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer AZ Hud-
NUTS pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
..laf.
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warrant WIS issued yesterday By Police Justice

warrant WIS Issued yesterday By Police Justice
Walsh, complaint Of John Golding, outdoor
visitor for the Superntendents Of the Poor for the
arrest OF Joseph Snnctr on charge OF assault and
battery. Goldilg Is the Individual who was $50 very
naturally roughly elevated Dy kick dealt him Dy
Si1nott, the injured husband who caught the
'fOfician he states. on terms OF indelicate In.
tinaacy with his wife, Mary SinnoIt, who IN her
cesgiye shame OF exposure, cut her throat She
VIII recover. The husband will be arraigned for
asaau,t and battery to-day
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
BROOKLYN lNTELLIGENCE.

The Williamsburg Mormons arc about entering
into negotiations FOR the purchase OF Gentle
church edifice in the centre OF the district.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
PrAIninenf Dep1rfurca.

Major General Robinson, for Washington; l. d.
Farnsworln, Tor Boston; w. L. Scout, for Albany;
Professor Thorpe, for Baltimore; General f. Edge.
1ed for Providence and Captain Alexander. for
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

Patrick Tullie was committed by Justice Scott,
Jefferson Market, yesterday morning, charged with
maciously obsyructng the Ninth avenue railroad
for distance OF four blocks, refusing to move Oh
the track.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

Patrick Flanagan Of sc5 East Twenty Fourth street
while kite flying yesterday from the roof OF rest
dence 32i same street fell to the ground fracturng
his skull and right arm. He was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital