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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Republicans OF Rye have rcnominated the
sours for Justice of the Peace and Daniel Budd and Noah
Tomrkins for Assessors
The Republicans of East Chester have nom-
mated John NJ Masterton for supervisor CHRISTIAN kost
for Town Clerk and Donald Ferguson Tor Jusice OF the
Peace Mr. Masterton represented the town IN the BOARD
of Supervisors for two successive years
At the meeting of the XVIII Assembly
District Union Republican Association last night the re-
pors of the Executive and other standing Committees
were presented received and several new members
were elected The Chairman reportedpn the nvestiga-
tIons Nhch had taken place before the General Com
mtee in reference the contested seats In the General
Committee from tho XVIII Assembly District, and
announced that delegation headed by j.. Harrison
Reed was admitted. Henry D. Lapaugh given o
mttee and after Committee appointed TO present
the CLAIMS OF tho Association TO the General Committee,
the meeting adjourned
The Twentieth Assembly District Republican
Association held meeting last evening at the beadquar-
ters 1000 Thrtave. The hall was well filled by the
time Mr. jackson. the President called the meeting TO
Whether trouble had been expected or not police
officers enough suppress ii present The business
proceeded regularly until the order OF reports came on
when member Of the Association and also OF the Exec
dent At the time, cries for report from Mr.
Burnton raised and that gentleman and stated
that at the meeting Executive Committee he had
been elected its Chairman Mr.. Burnton disputed THIS
and claimed that he the rghtfuly elected chairman
BY vote of the Association Mr. b. was sustained ana,
amid much confusion, the meeting was declared ad-
iourned.
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NEW-,JERSEY.

ApIoUGNMENr OF IIR LEGIsLATURE-THE
SHORTEST SESSION IN TWENTY YEARS.
TRENTON March 17.-This has been busy
day in the Legislature The calendar Of the Assembly
was cleared at the hour OF adjournment The Senate
will allow quite number Of private bills TO go over
This said be the shortest session held IN 20 years in
this State general desire has been manifested by the
members to inaueurate economy and. therefore. the
amount appropriated for incidental expenses is nearly
fwo-thirds less than that of last year. $500.
The LEGISLATURE adjourned sine dc about midnight,
having passed large number of bills including the fol
lowing To INCORPORATE the Unte6 Sfs S 0t &
enable NewJersey captains to pilot their own vessels
IN and out OF Sandy Hook; the House bill authorizing
the United Railroad Comp anes to consolidate with other
companies authorizing canal and railroad COMPANIES 10
insure freight on OF s 10 R5Sson Connt 70 re-
1eve the Erie Railroad Company from municipal
TOu enable the Erie Railroad Company TO bnlId q
branch road the Joint resolution in favor OF Congress
making jersey City port OF entry ,,,,, .....,
The joint Committee the Erie Railroad memorials
n relation to the charged for freight between Pat
.srson and New,York reported IN favor OF ISaS
The Conference Committee on the General Tax law re-
ported favor OF levying tax Of one mil Oh dollar
on all real ard personal property. Adopted
The SPECIAL Committee ON General Laws was continued
The acts submitted by this Committee are as follows
F Al act sr consolidating provisions Of acts incorporating
eOasOhdatpg all acts authorizing The taxing Of iano'
o ESS % s for tie incorporation regulation winding up
trading corporations and other associations
TOTTg /: concerning municipal corporations
FtJlL: A general railroad law
The various political bills the creation of additional
Assembly Districts in the state ana aso iot tIs
OF Camden County voting steadily with the
cans Mr. Busch OF Hudson County was prevented from
tDeng present by sickness. "a,
Mr Probaseo Of Huntington County was notified by
the Sergeant present, but left town. For
the Democrats only had 80 votes on each
OF Warren County Voted twice with RePubicans
and Levi French of Burlington County, and charles e.
GrOssoup Cumberland County, once each. Eight bills
altogether were voted on and lost.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The vote for the three candidates OF the De-
tnocraey temperance and Labor Reform defeats Gould,
Republican candidate for Councillor the Second District
of Sev-Hampshire BY % majority. Gould WILL however
Dc elected BY the Legislature.
Celored citizens are being registered In Con-
necticut in anticipation Of the proclamation OF the ra
acation Of the Fifteenth Amendment which VIII make
them legal The election takes place on Monday
the 9Th Of April.
BY an act of the West Virginia Legislature,
passed o. the session Of Isss. Charleston Kanawha
County 70 be the capital and permanent seat OF Gov
eminent ON and after the ist Of April, is7o.
Among the members elect to the New
Hsmpshire House OF Representatives Gen Wilson Of
Ksens t"Leng yiml. Judge Periey. and Gen. Bede the
Democratic candidate for Governor. Gen. Wilson was
member Of tho House about 5 years ago. was eoc'eo
spesker Ia lss, end subsequently, served In Congress
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POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA.

SERIOUS CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN RICHMOND
RESISTANCE TO THE ENABLING ACT.
RICHMOND, March 17.-For some time there
have that the present authorities In Office
by miltwy appointment intended resisting any move
ment disposses them tin their elected
by the people, they held tho Enabling Act. declaring
the Offices vacant, to be unconstitutional Last night
the City Council appointed by Gov Walker under the
Enabling Act, elected Henry X Ellison, Mayor, and
chief and captains OF police This morning
about daylight the Chief OF Police. Major John Poe
applied at the lower staon-house for possession hut
refused Later In the day, Mayor Ellison applied by
letter to Mayor Cahoon for the Mayors Office books, etc.
but refused Mr. Cahoon claiming he in Office by
law aud would yield until elected by process from
Court Caboon who had possession Of the lower station
house proceeded 10 in special conssabes TO the
number OF $50 Including about 20 coOred men. Ellison
officers. and at o'clock surrounded the lower
staiionhouse where Cahoon and his special officers are
the plan being to arrest any Of them VINO come ont
Mayor Ellison has possession OF the City HAL aud ali i e
held by the opposite party The old police force rs
divided about equally between .ns twS mayors
about the lower staonhouse, which the point OF te
& MAYER osson seS s his Position and
asking assistance TO maintain his AUTHORITY ,lcat,on
says Mayor Ellison being legally elected under the
act OF the Legislature he cannot reeoSnze S oe
under virginia law as he already holds Federal Office
that no breach of the peace can gGcIT m neaceu
judicial remedy in he wants test the question of night
and finally that he should obey the laws ana SUSTAIN 'he
constituted authorities. ~,
Ex-Gov WISE Judge R. W. Hughes and /; T. Chandler
are counsel for Mayor CahOon who. with about 80 men,
sti in the lover stationhouse The besegng force
has cut off the gas and water and forbid that any pro
yisons he sent them A crowd of colored men bought
out bakeshop and commenced throwing the bread ID 70
the beseged bat they were driven OF by the spec.a
police All was quiet O'clock The weather Dlter
cold and high Wind prevails. The police telegrapsn
wires have been cut prevent their use by the Oesegeu
Early ths evening" MAYER Ellison Chief OF the Ponce
Poe and others were arrested by the United STATES
Marshal for having refused revenue ocef per
10 see Ca boon in his character United states com
missioner They were baled until tomorrow, CON-
pany troops has been brought INTO the city by orae
Of Gen Candy. is stated that Judge CnderWpou VIII
arrive tomorrow and issue an ny, ~ tSeie
olEce TIE excitement the city all day was so great
that very little business was done 0shoon Is SUI 20
Regpd
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LOSS OF THE scuooNER.JAMEs II. HoYr.

The schooner James Ii. Hoyt of Staten
Island with pine wood, went ashore during the severe
gale OF Wednesday morning opposite the Highland igh
The captain and four OF the men elung TO the rigging
during the remainder OF Storm and were seen there
about 10 A. m by Mr. Havens the telegraph operator at
the Highlands Word immediately sent 10 Long
Branch for assistance and large number OF men assem-
bled on the beach IN very snort time Inc SURF was
running so high that il impossible to rescue them In
boats line shot the schooner but the men
appeared be feeble 10 pay any attention TO H. ana
nbout ~ o'clock of them fell out OF the rigging into
the a and persisted Very soon after another ie and
caught BY feet and hung in that position Tor snort
lime and then fell into the water. About 1,
another became exhausted and fell into the water
The other two hung dead In the rigging until yester-
day morning, when they were taken out. Yesterday
the bodies of e three men who fell from the rigging
we're found on the beach the telegraph Office. Mr.
Farrell and Mr. Raney searched the pockets OF one OF
fine en who supposed 10 have been the captain and
found papers proving his name 10 have been Daniel An
derson They found $l7 80 In cash. besides notes
receipts etc The other bodies were not searched The
articles taken from the pockets OF the captain were dey
cred 10 Justice Of the Peace. who took the bodies 10
Long BranchN The schooner broke In two sboutsp m
NJ Monday. and has nearly gone to pieces
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MISSOURI.

THE PAYMENT OF TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS
PROVIDED FoR-THEIR AMOUNT LIMITED.
st. Louis, March 17.--In the Lower House OF
the Legislature yesterday, bill was passed pro-
yding that whenever county, city, or town issues
bonds for public improvements the proceeds Of the State
and County taxes except for school purposes derived
from the increased valuation Of taxable property
The assessment made prior TO the creation OF the
debt shall be applied for ten years 10 the pay nehl Oh e
interest and principal Of debt these taxes to be
collected through The ordinary state machinery ana p7l
.no the state Treasury and the state Treasury 10 pay
fe ntees on such debts IN the manner as pays
me Interest on the state bonds. No county cl tOW'
or municipal township VIII hereafter be perlnSu 10 ~
cur debt exceed ten per cent OF the sesao" 'a'"e
The taxable prOperty.
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CGade, And Asns, Berry. aged months
Notice % isrera hcr.sheT
BESEpoT-on "Wednesday March i6 ssuu,l Benedict n Ne ss
The re.S.. md friend. o,h, sm, ID. ns~sr' E.st.
LOdge No ~ o. Of o. p respectfully is'l.ei 10 ,i,n =.
sud ThOmpsOnsss Fasy ssto0a. At eeseI Shoa l''
notice
BowDoIs-Is London Nosa., %, Ii is .. eonr.s = >.
brain Gee J. Bo.dOa cOahssor atas. oib eg Ia 80 si'
Notice Of iupsisi hereafter
BTcnASAszos wsess.isy Tsr,as N,r'l - ~ ~ .s..
Dn, notice ofiaSer,l hereafter
cARTER-Ia BrooEyu March i5 Belinda s. .i o. Henry Cs,-
R.i.;'e. .Hd ,repl. q ~ Amy respectful, r,, 70
u0srsl from Der late residence. 80 Iasl ave- 81 Fudi Aifa "
Hstfard srd SsT-II,r,r paper please ecpy
ssd Aasla Casesr,. assd ysa ssl . d'y<
CogSELT-w W. Cornell s~4s Es4.leaes 81 Hita.ss. It,
soues o. iSs iauersi b-TsaasL
BARLgA Rye "Wednesday .sepnr N,-rh V so "a '1r th
Psp.r.l % s,tsd.y Msrcb ~ ., Il sl @ ~ of
Lay c'g,,, Rye carrsss. :. be . ,s lrP'' % 80 ''"
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Fo.ler widow ofthe ate Giberi Fos'sr o. s $50 o Dr. s
atssss I ssssi. j. o. Tnsy q
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W woobsy oU.
MEaD-At soah salem, w,.'ele, Co, r, ieA INST c"
solomon Mead. sgci % ycsn
and pas 's .Riy .r' invited 70 ',,sd b. af'
from his late residence, eE FniAy, 1872 lst, a. scs'eA
POLLOS-Ansr lorg ard asss Bhs, roglgsa sa -
Cornelius Jua Poiou aged y vs,ls moth. 81 f'
residence last THIRTY scondst iis sisrnoas o. st
sTRvEySoy-At Pst-rsa J. March II, Rev kt'ffsau
10 III. Of his
His friends aBd those u brother, nss j. D. g. AL " g.
Prime bic funeral 90 saiufitf a oa a.
without farther Invitation.
SbFLLsudi.blv wsnssla- March 49, Atsf .anf an 500
ress Jaue A. sGe Of Msfa A. az tls a. spla A.
Siisll q tots city. .... g.,
The rslltes the fy turisi a. iiistf W %
from ST Church, Oneauuared al fh -
snd foarbste. Harlem, on fnfsy. lih nst, 81 f"uf' !"
THURsToy-oB TUESDAY March H james D. 1haisioa he a
year his
Relatives respectfully rri 70 si-ff - ln, en
sunday the 9o,h kight-cubs, Breoslyn. az
TowgsEyD-At Scotch Plains J. tie lah si, saHae IsrH
Relatives and fis invited sttsH TIE s-r-i roo - >s
Pus Baptist Ihurch. saturday naEet f az 9rA ~
Train from foot Of IiherF 81 u oeock w. tr ~ D. sHs
ing Al Scotch Plans MAJ rssura al oceek
VAN ASTwERP-On Mondsy March H. jsno Nsb Atissp set y
.
TIE relatives reDee,fi ius 3 stsri Do turft
from bs late residence q East Issnbst fl-l sefnos o.
O'Clock
wFBSTRRAt his resdencs In this ctr Mouisv hafe 10 9spf,s
W Webster NJ D. Of pnelnonia To TIE 18th fetf % Do az
fimy tirtf
his funeral Jms Church Seyen sconi u iFiaeeh Fk "a
Third aEes Friday the 1874 int, al oel"fs m
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MISSISSIPPI.

srHR ELECTION OF GEN. AMEs TO THE L. s..
SENATE-CINIL RIGHTS.
JACKSON, March 17.--In the Legislature yes
feidsy a resolution indorsing its own action In the
election Of Gen Ames the United States Senate was
passed and the concurrence Of Senate asked for The
resolution came up the Senate to-day and was laid on
the table bill was today introduced by a colored
Senator guaranteeing equal public and civil rights
MANY features of bill considered ohecOnable by
the most radical white The cOlored Senators
all support H. IL will pass unless very much modi-
-
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE BUFFALO AND JERSEY SHORE RAILROAD.
HARRISBURG, March 17.-Both Houses were
considerably excited over the proposed railroad from
Buffalo, N.Y. 10 the Jersey Shore in tins State Dill pro
dDe for lie construction within three years passed the
zenate and was passed third reading in the House
this evening After ordering that the final vote shall De
taken tomorrow morning the House passed TO us third
reading the bill 10 increase the Judges OF inc supreme
4 Court Of Pennsylyanla 10 seven.
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THE UNIvERsALIsT CENTENNIAL IN HARTFORD,
The storm of Wednesday morning kept many

Inc stOIm Vi w tuhcsua1 hioiuhS hcPt many
away who had hoped TO attend the Centennial services
and partake Of the hospitalties at the Unversalst
Church in Hartford. The Rev. c. H. Fay OF Mddletown
called the afternoon meeting to order and the Hon.
Samuel c. Hubbard Of the same place was called to The
chair with j. 8. Hussey OF Hartford, as Secretary MI
posed to raise 10000 missionary fund and TO raise
also IS 900 oward the general fund OF 100000 voted by
the Society OF Upiversasts In Buffalo last year He
believed the general fund might % well be $500 600
"a saOo 600 The Rev. Olympia Brown OF Bridgeport.
lady OF about IS years next addressed the meeting.
She was followed by the Rev. Mr. Skinner and the Rev.
n " Fay In the evening session. Horace Greeley adj
dressed The assembly He reviewed the history OF Uni-
verss and expressed the belief that Is separation
thou xht was and would be merged In
the faith Of Unlyersalisn The Rev g Boes shons
thus far, with those Of the day, were about p,oo.
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JOHN MAC yEAN.

The Hon. John Mac Vean, age 20, died at his
residence, in wheatand. N. Y, on March TO- Born In
Scotland. he was thoroughly Scot In the sturdy
strength ousintuess smpcity and purity of hts char
.s,., A ons of the ptouee OF Western New York. he
went through severe experience whic served only 70
render moro distinctive and admirable hs large n.eee.
ensi and the nenoas and sweetness OF his nature
TIA calm devotion to principle. his executive ability and
large estate gave him IN extended normal Ana poscA
~ rsnos. v6ch hs used viva careful Judgments
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RHODE ISLAND.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

DLMOCRAI1C sIAIE CONFENIIVN
PROVIDENCE, March 1.-THE Democratic
Convention in session here to-day nominated the follow
Ing ticket:
Lyman Pierce Of Providence for Governor, Charles X
Cutler Of Warren for Lieutenant Governor, Wisin j.
Miller BRISTOL for Secretary Of State, George Bliss OF
East Providence for Attorney General, Philip Ryder OF
newport for General Treasurer.
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MAINE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, March 1.-THE bill relative to IN
uprapee and insurance companies was amended IN the
Senate by striking out the section proVuing Una. to
pank Commissioners and Insurance Examiner shall DC
nrcut persons In the House, the bill To incorporate
size Georges Valley Railroad Company was passed ny
"a q
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PRoMIHRET ANYWAYS

st. Nicholas Hotel-Gov. Marshall OF Mime.
Sofa Judge H. Rand OF indianapolis, v NJ GiiIner ~ OF
Alabama, aud Chas. Legge OF Montreal -. hs.or
House-Sepator Morrill, of Maine. ==== Metrop"Itan
Hotel-ExCongressinan kellogg of Alabama -. fIith
d. Thos Vail of Troy - Hoffman House-Gen ). H.
Ale NJ ROc
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HOME NEWS.
THE wEATHEn

REMLRKs -Yesfffday The IT'D HDOtbcf CON shhP
experenced Tie mercury In the heroneter Indicated
900 ahout sunrise. The morning cold windy. ana
cerersiiv slightly cloudy to sunrise. From sunrise the
weather TO moderate, the clouds TO gather Prom
Ia the evening to II the sky generally overcast
II began 10 sprinkle snow at 1912 and 80 continued
at intervals TO D. From 555 p m to 7!o snow iei
also ut times from 1856 to II. onow ueP'" W '"
Water produced S-l00 OF an inch.
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s.esane-d ces..-rrss i7iaffic Pit, isssie srss vs.
essnre 1909 God ia fssfst Sgss Esckssrss -. AZ.
Aversrs Ga. March 1Cotes azure ssd aafoscise. so -
hsles. HiadLsxz. 2tsc rscepts 10 bsles
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from 1887 to isa He OF the most prominent and
efficient Wing stump speakers In the memorable afzason
campaign OF lSfQ.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
r.rvsr rrnopgAN MARKgrs.

yxno, M.rsh It's pm-Conso OK morsy ssa =,
a. ~. ..ars bonds closed steady, lse7 81 las sol ist
Ss: 81 Ers Railway shares zzI Illinois Censral Raj
shsr,x Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated bends ia
The snsups Of specie Baak Of England has increased 81
sipoe the last report - =.
erm al s5idssi for the Issue Of 1902.
LvsapooI March lfso n.cottos closed sSsis frn.r
Mildas Upsnds alild Mddss Orleans llldsd safes Of Tie
day bals 3oo o. vhh for spsa.er ana expert Tbs
sbIpmsns. The As
"a DO bsss Brsadssaas sossd arm aud unchanged =
Lospox March i74iop m-rsllow decLnrsi eeoei o. ~
Refined Psreesm dsciisinG
IrrvnlY nsreS I1-Pstrolsun closed Eat a 81 hsnsk
HlnsuEs March l1.-Pstrsle1n speasd arm
Bnnnss, Msesh ii.-Pstrelsan epssed active.
HAvgn Cssou sisssd aaos qrsted 81 III tsnes
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The Trooby To,rnte-Tw,st, seeds IS sssf Ss or,ssr
Asdrsss eso n HsKIss H. osdes Farm, Ssspor. K
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Sp,dil Iutirs.


Tho National Park Bank have sgu sdii - its sumosi q
Safes ia their DKrosrr NaULL
They opened lfoisias sid Nai NE
accommodation Of DePosi.ors
IAd. will GBd the hgersu III that can he desired
The nj /, from go to 90 per anhsa
selling out.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FINrt RlS.
IL GLASS BRONZE and oRMULU.
A. and below cost
E.v. HAUGHwOUT & Co..
CORNER BROADWAY Avn BRooN2T
Extraordinary Barssin-.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FGtRN
CALL AND EXAMINE THE PRICES
FINE HEFFIELD CO l. IL Y,
AT AND BELOW COST.
Oar ssoek closed cut before May merit and Tie br' 81
IA continued sfer That date by Nose htoL
DAVIDSON at 6ss BROADWAY
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT a Co,
Corner Of Broaivsr and Bfo,Hr't
10 antr lof
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scxr,tb Assembly Di-frict-Ata rggslsr uesiitr hea

seventh A..smb,y Dirsriet r.s.,.r s ~, be- :,
ns N Ir nps' s sss p.ms, ss r
tous we're anaBnoasT adop.ed; .,
an Illegal orgnaon this District thereby sasesnss r-'s sross
The ma. q y. s'gSss ss. q s . ~, a. '1i g nee ~
the ssrest pO'. evidence q hs irregular etse.sf Of s
IN Gsu. Committee bet. hssg eeee s.lys Pr'.sa
Ssis room 81 he ST. Denis o sseai eoassss ssy Po
n.n, .sd aslntere.isd Republican, Of Tho p,' By ~. gs ~,
control Of the ognairstss The Other p''s
Wr.n The ssonss sowg.,t be; ses' ss sac s't .. -.
enroll coumty with the requirements eonpss are
b. three several Republican 6esss oomH'ss wa c, ssi
he USSa Republican A.sseaSss As.Sy bs''s
EAr,r This action Ofhs cssnss would .qDis'sss
10 e. ~, .sr S RsSss ors .s D. sd.
Whsra, rto,s,ai.c -e.1 :. assss
". s ss :. G s .I s: Rp.5s, thereby .ssss
''ss :s The Rp sSSsss Dc sss Assembly As
asr Sss !" x. VseVss sfSs rrssi pssss p.
.iilss .ss.d 70 ,s,.s..I s..sss s. .ss .,.,
@ - ., r. % e. o. s. =. .ss ri q
the oaiy Irsal .ud rsgSl.r Assosiaea ssIssi, b y
a That rss.rss de tsss sis!ss.' q s ksgshte, psr
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jazz. cssss1s s.sr,,.rT. coSKlrss p,.4ls,s,
Cksrcs 81 tks Hsly Trsiiy. Nsasss sl SOs SOD
sThs Bishop Of the Dos~ss Ell hold Special 0dssa.s
csursh rRiDAr Isius. pvss IN sss e u s'esss
see .ss S s::s : Is: ! i'sss
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rws psisS moms ~
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MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Isis eawpirs Note Pif,r
VIZ EyEspsLI Sous. 90 Drrts CHrEe"
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HAVANA MARKETS


HAVANA March -Tks sugar nsfhss hssys.t svng The
repoy that masy esshsd drg sas
made tsdy AZ bsss ssi8st reals srrsbs Tor Ne I'D
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UawES-yOsR-On Tussiay evsHag March S a. i'e r '5es
OF the brides parents b. The Rev br GurT, tatfius hsss
esq 10 BapLeus A. daughter Of Charles 'o go al 81 'h'
oUISTOS-MURRAYOn wersslsy ish in't, ~ The sog b.pa
Church SexAr Rev Dr. Dealing Mr. Deans saissoa % 40.
Lime W. MuETaF both Of Eesark
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be tndorsed siiA ~
name dad address.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-11
GEN. RICHARDSON'S A5SAs-
sINATION.
Mysterious Anair-The Funeral In
this City Yesterday.

The remains of Gen. R. V. Richardson,
of this city, arrived yesterday morning,
and the funeral took place in the after
noon at Eimwood, from HOSTS, on
Main street. He was shot at Clarkson,
a small town in Dunklin county, Mis-
souri,, last Wednesday night The de-
ceased was travelling in the interest OF q
projected railroad. He was staying for
the night at tavern. About ten o'clock
at night he remarked that he wanted q
drink of water, and stepped outside OF
the door to a pail of water on the porch,
and was instantly shot and killed by
some one who fred shotgun loaded
with buck-shot, who was concealed be-
hind wagon in the yard. No cause
was or is known for the diabolical deed.
Gen. Richardson was lawyer by pro
fession. During the war he raised q
brigade and joined Forests command.
He was not known to have a mortal
enemy in the world. His family is in
Hartman county. His son started for
Missouri yesterday TO investigate the
cause of the terrible mystery.