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tsouent he had right to register thcrefrom. He

tnouent he had right to register therefrom. He
discharged. go, IL, u,,,-a, ,.o.,,. A.,
Alexander Hamilton, charged win Illegal vc,ine In
ThomIson charged with similar onense In the With
district of the Eighth Ward were aischargea, the ev
fully. .,o.r,oa 90 ,,o,o ,uo.u, 4,
Charles Rathan, who atteInp,eedu 10 vote Illegally N
before Commissoper Davenport and held 70 await the
The snecial DEPUTY Marshals for election dav TO
auny Ia the chief Deputy Marshas IN the Assembly dis
rcts Il their pay About 200 deputy marshas crowded
he halls of the Federal Building yesterday seeking
interview with Marshal Sharpe relative to pay.
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Lewis Williams sues 10 recover nom the
Mechanic Traders Insurance Company $500 on
policy q insurance taken ~ the Company mentioned
he premises, Nor. 3O ard 800 Broadway Brooklyn
The prcnscs burned Jan. 1868 The defendants
claim that the plaintiff failed % give notice Of his loss Sc
required by The terms OF their policy and also failed ~
tab, proper care o tine articles damaged aud make an
inventory that the plaintiff refused 10 submit the dis
pute the Of the los 10 arbitration a. re-
quirtd hoy the policy. They also acge that the plann
had not more than $500 worth " goods in his store
which be lad insured 10 the amount Of $500 and fur
thor that the rc caused by desgu % the plaintiff
f.LSsp IT. Oh.
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p4SSENGERS dERUED.

PROM IIyERPOOl-n steamship The Qdeeni Nov Ih-Mr and
Mr. Wood A. Zelper H. Bewlty, hr Bs~on, Mn b. Bow
man Jordan H. Glib, Ms Colns master Kindly Rev
Lava brotherhood and family MIS-, Hussey Mr. Warm
child Cunningham MI and Mr. g. Cenen and family
Rend r. T. Tucker A. Roberto John Cope Nj and Mr.
Nash ". s. voorhees, Blackburn AM infant Brreton
Mr. Nor .rtv and child J. A. bnh'r fery Ms. H. % h'.t
PROM IL ERPOOL-In steamship Psuusyy Nov UNI ahd
Mr. Cool ~ family Mr. hsyEeh Mr. Williams Mr. Sparrow, Nj
Whitnsy Mr. Bennett. Mi aud Mr Csg Nj and Mrs
DR. stephens and family Nj Girar Nj and drs Cspei
Mis- smith. Ma and Mn Denis, Mr.. Keller. .
PROM UlVANA-In steamship Castle Nov. l0Rudoph
Munder Cauielor r. I. Metnge J. X Simons = NJ Borcb g.
SArve J. A. Cole Bradey r. b. Lalsnc and wiz L. W and j. w
Gouas Agranonte Agramonte ard children l. Csn'ga
o. s. beeLrr. y Z laanas MIA b ba!A, Mls. W Nea-lntu
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MR.. MEsIoN's RELY.

GENTLEMEN: Your communication OF this date is just
received and hasten 10 reply. You are right IN assn
ing that am not only willing but DESTROYS OF making
my of endurance which have already been pretty
well tested, available for the advancement OF science
and cheerfuly accede 10 your request ana Will pace
myself entirely in your hands. feel honored ana grsi
your high scientific auspices. have no desire o accom-
plish these feats OF endurance and strength ar mere
sporting displays and IL would be my best reward 10
feel that while may accomplish more thaii MAJ ever
been done before my efforts will advance science anu
benefit humanity With high sentiments 81 respect,
am faithfully YOURS EDWARD PAYsOS WESTON.
To Prof WIN 4 Ismmota Austin Pint " ogdel Dorm1, G.
bAl.on Austin ri IT, WIN. IL. Van Bur n
f,r lOTI.k November !
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TEE SCHOOL TRUSTEE SCANDAL

The General Term OF the Supreme Court
YESTERDAY decided the sppea. in the su brought Icy
JohI X Hennesy, formerly School Trustee III the Sew
,tenth Ward against the Board Of Education III favor
~ the latter. Al opinion was delivered a. fOoWe: We
AZ ~ lie ouinjOn that the Court may look into the teS
tny IA whether the evidence warranted the removal
ana a. such examination, that tie proceeding OF me dt
fend.us In passing the resolution complained ~
n.t ilra ruCh testimony Judgment lof drftndants
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sUBoRNATIoN OF PERJURY.

The examination in the case of Mr. Francis
NellOrn charged with subOrnatoB Of perjury was con
tuucd yesterday. Charles Tripp examined aud tes
Ted that the 9th OF October Melborn him II
NJ Centrt-si., and introduced him 10 McNichos
who sad that Re had man for whom he required bail
that had tire good bOndsmen, and wanted more
lie did not know tie man be going bail for but
.fterward Learned 10 wac Richard Il. Caldwell McSicli.
.s ave hipa The deed OF house and lot in Hester-st
aud also deed OF 100 Of land in. Orange Co. The
.;asr \ o. adjourned I'LL Wednesday next
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SELLING UNsTAMPED CIGARS.

Louis Aquero was brought before Commits
.oner shields Yesterday charged with selling quantity
Of unstamTed cigars The prisoner made complaint, n
few days ago, al the Jefferson Market ponce .oui'
,.iArring William G. Brandon with having made fraud
urp Uurtha OF cigars. There being nI evidence 10
the charge. Brandon was discharged III va men
sI,g.d NAT Aouero was the person VINO should have
seu arrested and a warrant was Issued ana ne was sc
cured by Deputy Marshal Crowley. Afhtro "Hs menu
fOf. ~
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INJrRIEs RECEIVED on DEFECTIVE SIDEWALKS

In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge
Van Bruut YESTERDAY sut brought by Mary Ann Demo
lne against WIN. II. Moore for injuries received on
temporary Sidewalk constructed in front of Nos 81 and
2. Ilonars wac decided in her favor the jury award
lac Sl1OG damage :. Tie testimony showed that there
VIA an tNC8Nat making over which temporary size
Nsk raised three feet above the street ana
WIN steps ach end, had been built In gong down
t,t si.p- one Of the panks proved 10 he iusecuIey
f-t ned and tipped in such manner a. 10 throw lhe
Ia..Dt!r down. injuIIng her severely.
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FORGING A POsT-OFFTCE ORDER.

Heinrich Schrop was brought before Commits
,ionor shields affidavit Of Deputy Marshal j. b. Smith
the Northern District ~ New York, on charge OF
forging money order the P0s;-ofhce Tor SO al syra
,uFc> on hearing that warrant was for his sppre
hesOn tie prisoner came ~ this city where he wac
CapturCC yestcrlaN. He acknowledged bls gum, anu
ordered 60 De srut 10 Syracuse FOR trldl
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LEPIETCRE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY Nov u.
Ne s.eaIEsL.I &&.lG


Ne s.saLsLI &aG ~ .
SATURDAY. Nov T.
Mails for Rurope via Queenstown and Lyeroo pr "etm.t w '
IS n close the Postonct a
% Supplementary Mail Steamship sails ats a IN
Ms France Bres, steamship LA's7tie sans nom
Pier No " r. close Post-Ohee $50 No supple
meBtsry Mail
Mails the German Sss Bremen steamship Dtn'-chsnd
HoDokcB close az the Po Once al u H. No Sulle
meutary Mail Steamship sails at p
SUNDAY. kOu -
Al Mails close TO-DAY at II O'Clock Tt Posiohoe open nom
9 a ~ " d a
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THE NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.

John Mcmillan, who was arrested on Tues
day cbaI ged with registering fraudulenk from No. IA
IAuensst and attempting 10 vote, brought before
Commissioner Osborn yesterday. The prisoner testified
that he slept te house IN question At night, but
Avt there An lie Daytime that lac made II hit hong and
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF SEw-YoRK..-...

roRT OF SEw-YoRK.... nov 10
s,.,i,.-r,,,,, BlSrt ISerEno coumsi. Small G..go-;
AemsnnA Bsrend. Hamburg &c Missouri kdSI5i, BsaIs san
F s %n h cdi ai ssefs %
f.nne FeuSn Philadelphia Sle'spsat ySTson a hs.n
Wyahoks bourne sOrfo ke George Upton, Bo1e's hehHo.d
BsIi.-Bssh sSrsssl Norton Qu,n.tOvp Fslmou.s Pr,
mouth Ape Anderson Glsso' Evening star CheE It. Jso de
Bng.Bere Paulsen Constahrog ses Bird Can. PsrnambucO
usshn'zlfgsl Vtiery Tuete Grsudo de- Sol; VI Wallace
zen sn 81 Matte W ktwood Neveomb Sew-OfeA, Senator
FsglII Boston T. Waensn Iineey H. sHns Vi. SeNiis'eH
ARRIVED.
SteAm,hp Penny Lsw,on Lndot Oct 10 VIA HArrt 2st
"f sa 1n Iadn, Pennington West Nov
stls@shp Tpo sovy Liverpool 20 and Queenstown 2lst
VI ha Si' k1,% ks5 Mn E,s Jam 2 4.,: os'o
Bne Sherwood nsv tGn,j Taylor pOrraete7, b 20
Brs Queen d the South Burns Jacksonville 10 Gays rmerf
Bne Naunce Carlson Alexandra II dsys coal
Bns Whuler Cotton, SAND River n r sda{. 'Pllne
s's , i jSHet HsToSd Pio1Psstoss loPleI
se sap' hSo Nr, Wi%srson c. sdsys u,v stores
sehr Marin Meniyrt. 81 John n b. 10 days lulr'e
Tiihe E. smith Wartlsm Star Providence
i. A ToIis, Providence Mary Potter Nantucket
kAt1 Pasre D5 fI Po,IfSce Isop prodeno.
John h.nlove Provideues. hsgie Pswigsset
Jss Epgish EHlsbe.hport ". " BfAusrt. EuIsbefhpor
K H. Wilson ELuhethpot M.E Hesu, EhAhethPor.
Whistler, Ehlabethport D. 4 Kerry kinbethport
Eh1ahftbport - uathlsJL i.4lau thpoH,
Pearl Eizah-thpor. HCimes h'llalethp"EL
Uor.ou F1izsbahunr. Ehz4httlort
I,ty TngsIs e. Cooper EhLabethtort
Georye Il Bdgsr. bhab.tipor
SAILED.
s,esns-Bsisyia, for Liverpool NorbeTI Lsht o SaTannsh
Charleston NrAnoke Niagara Tor Richmond
81 Of the Seaf.f Francisco.
IIND-Sunst, fresh, n. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B,srcs Oct lOAnyed steamship Cts Of Cork ci Liverpool
FoKrHg,. MONROE Nov 9-Passed hsIsc and barn 10
dusire for Bremen
WmxNsros c. Nov 9Arrved steamship hsr Sanford from
Ieared Regulator, for NeslOrs
SIS FE.sCisco s-Arnved ship HsrI from Seviort
Wit
Herman Emma, for Puget Sound.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoIDoy O-The seamhp Italy o. he SsOnt Line from
S,rYori for Iyerpool touched Queenstown yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tn. ,el Hail Corub from Ee-Yot for Galveston With powder
and general m.fchaud. ASHORE Loe Key. Fla Wrcter,
engage ,ayng eargo 18th Oct but doubtful The
saved
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SELLING CIGARS WITHOUT A LICENSE.

Nj. H. W. Miller of No. 40 South-st., was
arrested YESTERDAY 10y Deputy Marshal Bernhard and
brought before onmist. Davenport charged with
slIug cigars without payment Of the Government tax
Tho prisoner waived examination and wac held u q 900
60 nv al the action o! the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Thursday Nov. 10, 1910.
There was good attendance at the Ex-
chnge saesrooms to-day and the transactions nciuded
the sale OF NewYork City and Brooklyn property.
hessrs A. j. Blocker ron n Co. sold 3story brick
house No Il Moron-st, Istory brie store No 6 Water
a. NewYorh, and the tobacco factory the corner OF
Whloughhy and Raymondsts Brooklyn by order Of the
executors OF the estate Of the late Charles NJ Connolly
MI James NJ. Miller sold by order Of the Supreme Court
uhdef The direction Of j. Ingrahaul, referee, four =
ave-, south OF yepyeeventhst The sale OF the Cor
ILehta Hotel at Long Branch did not take place Ia.
private sale Mr. Stanley Day oter some desirable west
o 1a property and Messrs H. Lndl0w 90 va
tails OF sales al the Exchange.
Tue following improvements making at Yonkcrs
VIM Gallagher, on the corner of Nepporhan and Ash
burton ave-, brick store and dwelling BK6 Mansard
rool cost 5000; Mr.. Lyons If building on East Broad
Way (Mechanicst brick house, 24x35 cost about i5O
Mmi Dcnlke on Riyerdaesye tire, story ifai.e
dwelling, 22h8 nearly completed, cost 5000 Augusta
L. C. Hubbard, on the old Archer esaie hshbnTtonaye
row OF seven dwelling hOuses with front OF ~ FEET
RneT, Is french roof cost about " saSm ~
dwelling TO cost $5,0cs Josiah Rieh large brick ware
BILE cost, s1IOOO.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
aory rt, hoa'e aud lot No 81 Morton adsers' lot
+er be. house ana 10, No IS w.es, oOrr' Alley
BY J. NJ mrLrR
4,op hnel baling 3sye 23t n Of 77h ct lot
tcy brel building adjoining II Legtr 900
tsory hnek building and lot adjoining sils Mr. CepP lZe
foy bnck buling AMI lot adjoining lot Mr. ,epp l-v
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
ny MULLER. WILKINS 4 60.
SoI brown stone house and lot old No IS birthplace west OF
hmiiht' lot 25Il Mr. Van $1,000
BY A. j. BIEECkER, son b co.
Buildings aud plot Of ground w1oughby and RAymohi s
ossthi WIN ootr elevators, Ao sle OF plot 'I2Z@eI . o
+1 Hy Anderson. $500
JAMES N. MILLER.
2soT hrt house aud lot No Wyekofst fthsve
2IW shelley ESQ
Two 2siory brL houses aud No above each lot ZI
M ~ $50
AUCTION SALE OF LAKE MAHOPAC, y. Y, REAL
ESTATE
BY MULLER. wilkins GCO.
2stov frame bou outbung and susied az Lsle
h-loIc, lULsH Co. y. Y. Slaao
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LIABILITY OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIABILITY OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The General Term IF hc Sapreme Court yes
sIday. heard appeal from order dislnissng suit
brought 10y Llcius Bradley executor OF Matthew J.
Cuff. against the Mutual Benevolent Life Insurance
Company for the recovery Of the amount ~ policy
ssued on Cuffs lie II appears that Nj Ciuf Effected
IN the Company IN 1855 and at the begin
uug the waF entered the army. Iu February 1864, he
stationed at Baton Rouge. Louisiana, and, while
attempting, IN unofficial capacity 10 take span OF
horses ana wagon 20 satisfy debt, shot. A suit
va therefore brought 20 recover the amount OF the pol
icy, the Company having declined 10 pay. They set up
a. e defense prOvisO ia the policy which declared II
VOID % the insured to his death a." in The known
violation OF amy law" The Court decided on the trial
mat hc Killed 4" in the known violation OF law,
dismissed the complaint. An appeal then taken
and that appeal il IL claimed that the violation
u the approximate Of his death, and that there
fore II NOT within the term Of the prohibition of the
polly. IT, Order 10 bring IL within that exception the
fCIat AZ least such the law would declare
Jusau, ushle, aud that tho consequence of the
NOatiU. SO Injected with IL that the Law would
tolsIst! tl.c honi,Dt jUStihahc or cXcutale. After
Argument Tie tuuT reserved decision.
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6ouses ar0 farms Uariso.
Ciin properip 10 fri.

CTORE TO LET-245 Bleecker- st.-Established
- a. book store we'll tted for that business. would
mak hcsss Tea ory Clothing Shoe Store Inquire on The
premis-s
rVO LET or LEASE-The STORE FLOOR
BASEMENT Of the elegant marble building AZ Broadway op
pote LsJenarst 4Orl75 feet with entrance on Cortland
sby hss all modern Improvements possession Jan s ARpyo
(Rl.lg0 r. II. LDDLo" Go, 1l1nt-st
VNO LET or LEASE-The entire BUILDING
i No - Franklin Broadway Poss Dec l. Apply to
ar Ilss II. LUDLOW Co.
ITO LET-596 Broadway large DOUBLE
i STORE, $4,000. Apply A. RAYMOND l25 futns'
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Sgpr7ac CoWrf-C hGmbers-By Judge CardozO.-
osgoc AL Kug-sy granted giving tcIi amount Of re-
B ai-, Brsd,-Ishsm ,gt worbprt.r.-Motor denied
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Qiin RenI gsiaie for Sale.

nor SALE-A BLOCK of GROUND on Mt.
,p 11 g5s square INV & H. LUDLOW Co., 3Pue't
CRAND BOULEVARD.-For SALE-Iw0
N IoTs ,uated 90 boulevard and near IN. crre frce
sJiGoJ for the two fNANh VI p"o- =, - '-
CFF WHAT IS WILL Do!
= Rad Adye nj semsut else where with above bes"tg
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Moon 1lf
1907 Hell Gate IL IS
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Brooklnn Real geiaie for Sale.

Brooklnn Rsal esiaie for Sale.
A CHEAP HOUSE; excellent location the
~ H,oy hirh,oop HOUSE 2B Prrsd,ut-si opposite sro
p.,t R,op. modern improvements Immediate Possession 20 ei
,%r. ami on The premises TO T. KELLOGG No
Broadway, New-York
NOR SALE at AUCTl0H.-We Will offer on
h ie. on FRIDAY IL al u O'clock that elegant
pRSIpRSE Of Bvergrersvt aud
bsnom HOUSE Gothic style flushed N ro-rrood sno
bsei walnut With modern Improvements sa sno
80 - ,sd nth inc las feet byrrernsF' Ano 50
oruaneured border choice shade trees aud
sos.n AMI fu stool with bet vsrsues Of rrpfs pan
III ~, s,r, One Of the desirable properties near NrNi"ia
I'm. o,s third cast mortgage fahr
tbo,ograph ssd tickets u PREMISE "m RIDE" AhhI' "
Pipe-s. -
NEW 3-STORY, HIGH-STOOP, BROWN
STONE HOlsE-siIib-st 2I@r. for SALE los; app !"
as seveuuh-a.. Brooklyn, or Is soetst Ne" iert.
GEE WHAT S. WILL DO!
- ~, .s,sr+i cement else shsr with above heat'r
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Counirp Real gsiaic for Sale.

OOuNIID nCut &niuit Az D"'@'
AT III BROADWAY.-For SALE, by STAN
~ Iiy DAY. The Real Estate Circular mailed free upon rcepI
RYE Beach Property John Du8ys map, .o
Lot 30 plot contains sbos u city lots'''' ~'"V
CeBri-sye. West Farms,
Hose hsrp stables sbc1t 100 city lots, lo.... To
EAs chester. depot
Tuctshoe, and T. 2r3o ~ lfrlt LOT lOoil0 oo
East Norrsania, southern Boulevard,
linton Em Store snd Dwelling lot l25rlOO - om
EOR SALE-The PROPERTY of the Hum
peysyile MFG Co Conn consisting Of bali OF
Of saugatuck hangs containing
c powerful wevheels yi msrhne Tor the manufacturing Of e
tools hrre dwelling houses and eher property Apps RAYMOND
FRENCH Presd Mt fumphrysvin" Mfg Co. Seymour Conn
nor SALE 900 Acres TIMBER LAND on
and Hudson Canal mill dseng ensnt house aud ~ orc sn
the preuiss Tree s0OOl RULAND Co. BeekSsn-st
DOR SALE-H0USE and BARN with 400
Of Land Beaver City Newton Co. lalns he greater
part and under cultivation Apply TO ARCHIBALD
Oracle, % Lheryst
SPLENDlD FARM near schenectady best IN
- the coury; good buildings way desirable tno ""S~
JAQuRs DAVIS, lG Broadway o. FITCH s'henectafv'
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
have The Government of 100000
A'Rg OF n. Best Turning mi Mnoi L,DL IN dHer 5OgO
farming line 81 tbe oa in the STATE oy M
Piaae ValL for sale fr e or eeh
Ix tt parallel ~ NoTb
Lat mild climate and for gain growing ard stock
isnz unequal-d Prices from ~ ~ To slO scrs
GSEAr INpU, settsrs nth lmei 2oOOOOo
koHTH PLATTE and for under the Homestead and
Presumption laws, aud be- taken By fa4ri Sear Oy A. 9ppoI'
With all tie oderd country. Nes edition 81
descriptive pamphlets I'll ready AMI free TO al lsris q
The United Canada and Barufe Address y. p DAVIS Land
Commissioner, L. 7. X. r. Co.. Omaha, Ncb.
GEE WHAT s. WILL Do
~ Read Advertisement elser here With above he,dirg
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AUCTION SALE OF LAKE MAHoPAC, " Y, REAL
ESTATE.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

by MULLER, wilkins & co.
2stov frame bouss outbu ug- and % siused az I6le
A.loIe, FuL.n %, y. Y GIetL Slio
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Alarblr ano Slate Hlanitls.
Mafhinerp.

A S&J. GEAR d. Co, Boston, furnish
,,r e..eripuou Wed And Iron wsriAf MACHINERY and
suppbss fbs beet regardless Of H.hsI Sses pe..ss ses
CHARLES GREGG.mWROUGHT IRON
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AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

Hl MULLER, Wilkins 2 ~.
1sio brown stone house and lot old No IS Rr-t west OF
hmith-si lot 25il Mr. Van ~
BY A. j. BIEECKER son co.
Buildings aud plot Of ground Wiioughby and kaymobfs
together with bosp elevator Ge OF plot 12rl2d6I
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A. q. BiBECKER, son A 60.
3s'ory trei hou,t lot No. 81 Moron Had,cr
2Il block n steven .............. 80 Go
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-05-05
THE RICHMOND CALAMITY.
Full Particulars Of the Terrible
Catastrophe-The List Of Killed
Increased to Over 60, and
the Wounded to 200.
Richmond, Va. April 2S

Richmond, Va. April %.
Richmond is in mourning. In nearly
thrce-score OF its houses last night was held
the death-watch over the uncoflined dead,
and to-day, II universal consent business is
suspended, and aloiost.evcry store bears the
craps and card which tells the mourntul
story. Funeral pageants move slowly
through the streets the city bells are toll
ing slowly and solemn Y the flags are fiut,
tering at halt-mast upon the various public
buildings, and the whole city wears fun
eral aspect, which shows how deeply the
blow has fallen uron the hearts Of all our
people Every face IS sad and the acct
dent of yesterday is the sole subject Of
thought and conversation.
Yesterday morning, the bells had Just
struck II, and the court room of the state
court OF appeals was crowded by an audience
al RlchmCnd's best citizens, to hear the
decision in the mayorality case Of Cahoon
vs.. Ellison. Two OF the judges had taken
their seats, and the clerk was leaning over
the railing talking to them. The counsel
for Mayor Ellison, MeSsrs. Nelson and
Meredith, had taken their seats, and were
ready to proceed to business. tx Gov.
y ellis and l.. Ii. Chandler, Esq , were also
in their PAGES, and the reporters of the
Enquirer, Dispatch, Wig, and State
Journal were at the desks set apart for
their use and accommodation. The mo-
meats were spent in pleasant conversation
by the spectators present. Various were
the Speculations as to the final result, when
Ill at once panel pier Of the ceiling fell,
and then the eirder, which is represented
By the line Of the partition between the
clerk office and the cosrt>room, gave way
with an awful crash, aad precipiIated the
spectators who were in the gallery Of the
court>room to the main -four, and the adj
dltlonal weight, in one single moment crush
cd the court room floor through. The
mass Of human beings who were in atten>
dance were sent. mingled with the bricks,
mortar. srlrterS, beams, iron ba-S, desks,
and chairs to The floor q. the house Of dele
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Ole Bull.

Who is there with or without a love Of
music that has not heard of Ole Bull, the
great yic!irist, whose birthplace was Nor
way-whose genius was Heaven born
whose name is not only in the hearts of his
own counirymen, but of ours? Wednesday
he j. TO leave us TO visit his old home among
the Norsemen-to return to US again, We
trust, at no distant day. For years he has
reisned monarch of music-patriot, genius,
gentleman, great man that he is. His
coming to earth. was indeed blessing.
Without false pride, selishness, arrogance,
or deccit-with a great, noble, aIl-pervad-
ing goodness and Christian lihcra,ity, he
has drawn tribute from the hearts of mill
lions, and by his generous contributions
gladdened the heart OF many aud many a
poor, unfortunate sufferer whose wants
have been relieved by his well bestowed
charity. And this is why we love him as a
man, and say God bless him here and
hereafter.
No foreigner ever won the hearts Of our
peoplc as has Ole Bull. In the Western
country, where SO many OF his countrymen
are finding homes, he is beloved By them
and by others. We do not agree with him
politically, but what of that? We believe
him honest, PATRIOTS, truthful, deserving.
we KNOW ne Il EtHlH>-itpStai, lHlisu-
thropic II he tells his countrymen over
there of this great America. he will tell
them the truth. If he advises them to
stay there or 10 come here, he will advise
honestly, for he knows America as no other
forcign>born public man in this country
knows it. If he tells his countrymen TO
come here we hope he will tell them to
work and vote with the people who I've by
labor, and not with cruel purse proud arts,
tocracy that looks upon iatorers as sub
iccts and slaves. And when he has again
visited his cid home and boyhood scenes,
We hope he Will return here to stay, to
make his home with those who love him
and his great genius. Ii is enough tor
Norway that he was born there-let
America and his loving counirymsn here
point t. his last resting place. and tell
where he sleeps when hi, matchless music
is ended here. to be heard over there. in
she Beautiful Land Of the Leal.-Nelc
Igrk. Democrat.