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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-15
Friday. the aad day of July, Is7,

in Crittenden county, Arkansas. will on
Friday. the ead day of July, 1870.
in front of the court house door, on Second
street, in the city Of Memphis, between the
hours OIL and II O'Clock m, proceed TO sell
to the highest bidder, for cash. at public auc-
ton. the property described in, said Deed of
Trust, to-wit: Being part of the south one
half 20 of VIM. Rigg's grant No. 1892 begin
ming on the west side OF HOpefeld lake, at a
stake which is planted upon the middle or
dividing line Of said original tract near the
mouth OF Baclswater inlet, two ~ chains
fifty-two t52) links south. seventy-tive (75) de-
grees west from an ash tree, about twelve (12)
inches in diameter, which leans eastwardly,
marked X, which stake is north fifty-nine and
links, from sweet gum marked S; thence
with said dividing line south seyenty-fiye (75l
degrees, west seventeen 10 chains twenty
three l29 links. to stake which is north three
and hree.fourth t3l) degrees, east thirty -four
(3)links, from a hackberrymnrkedS,a and north
twenty-four and one-half (2412( degrees, east
thirty-fye $50 links, from an ash marked w;
thence south fifteen Q5) degrees, east eight (8)
chains, to a stake, from which north eighty
three and one-half $50 degrees. east six ID
links. Is a sweet gum six l6) inches in diane
ter, marked >, and north eighty-seven and
ne-half $40 degrees, west twenty-nine (2g)
links. is n sweet gum eight lS) inches In diam
eter, marked W; thence north seyenty-iiye
ls5) degrees. east ten ll0l chains aud seventy
five C75) links. on the west side Of Lake
avenue. from which south seyenty.two
and one-half 121al degrees. west forty-fve
(45) links. is an elm marked s thence north
twenty-onc and one-half (21ls) degrees east
two W chains and fifty (5O) links, to a stake,
which is north eighty-iour (8l) degrees. east
sixteen 16) links to n sweet gum pointer, and
fourteen ui) links to q blackberry pointer;
thence north twenty-foUr and one-half (24I5j
degrees. east seven % chains and eighty
(S8l links, to the beginning; containing eleven
and seven hundredth Ql ZOO acres.
The injunction restraining the sale of this
on the 18th May, 1870. having been
By decree of the Second Chancery
Court, will convey only such title to the
above described property as is vested in me as
trustee. LARRY HARMSTAD, Trustse
BIN. HART y. L. BEIGHER, Att'ys, li14td
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-15
PUBLIC LEDGER.
EMPHISs
Friday Evening, July Is. 1870.

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew. of New York City. is
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
s. II. Parvin, General Advertising Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our duly authorized agent
10 contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet & Gay. 1873 Dearborn street.
md Barnhart Bros. & Co.. "A Madison street,
Chicago. will contract for advertisements for
this paper.
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WASHINGTON.
of War on the Floor
Of fbe Ifonse greeted with APP
pIause.

wAsHxcroS, July l5--A dispatch has
just been read from the Speakers desk,
announcing war between France and
Peussia. The announcement was re-
ceiyed on the floor Of lhe House with
applause.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Inquire Within.-Ihe mouth is like house
to let. However pretty it may be externally.
it is impossible to judge Of its merits until you
have seen the inside. lfbehind the ruby doors
there are plenty Of pearl-white fixtures. you
will cxclaim at enee, . How beautifull'' 10
impast the utmost possible briIlianey, there is
nothing like fragrant SOzoDoNr.
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KENTUCKY.

Released from Arrest-Coiored Ju-
biiec.
NEWPORT, KY, July 1.-THE City
Council - members and President -
were released from arrest to-day, upon
declaring their ignorance of the con-
tempt of court order e.
Nearly one thousand colored persons
held jubilee in the suburbs yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-15

Getting Married. Essays foryoung men on
the delights Of home. and the propriety or
improperly Of getting married. with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimo-
NAL happiness. Sent free. in sealed enycl-
opes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P, Philadelphia. Pa. 74-l5l
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NOTICE..

A TTENTI0N, EMMETT GUARDsi YOU
~ are requested 20 meet at your hall, corner
Of Warrington and Second streets. THIS Fri
day EVENING. July Is. ut ~ o'clock. A
strict attendance i requested, as there is bust
ness Of i'm pOrtnnce 10 be transacted.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN.
Secretary.
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Candidates for the Supreme Bench
of Tennessee.

EASTERN DIVISION:
TAI NELSON. of McsEinu.
JAS. w. DEADRICK, Of Knox
MIDDLE DIVISION:
A. O. r. NICHOLSON, OF Marry.
PETE TURNKEY. of Franklin.
WESTERN DIVISION:
i'll. T.sNEED, of Fayetfe.
THOS. J. FREEMAN, of Haywood.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-15

No Cure, No Pay. - foaREsr's JUMPER
TAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping- Cough.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. so cents.
N. B.-fhe genuine article has yellow labels.
with white. imprinted wrapper.
Gilt GOODYEAR & HILLS.
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LOUISVILLE.

Completion of an Important Rail-
road Bridge.
LouIsvlITE, July l5.-The extensive
trestle work and large bridge over the
Big Clifty Greek, on the Elizabethtown
and Paducah railroad, is just completed
and the first locomotive will cross this
afternoon elH 9t
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RAILROAD.
M. & R. RAILROAD
BOOKS OPENED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. ].
~ ksliaf. A. y. Curry, ". +. Hardin. J.
M. Coleman and VIM. Wallace. having been
duly appointed and commi STONED. viii open
l,ookr for subscriptions 10 the Memphis and
RALEIGH Springs railroad NJ The office II the
company. No. Z Hadison street. Henphis
Tenn. under and by virtue II the nraNi.ias.-
~ the lauF Of this alall.
n. ". BABC0CK, President.
Memphis. July y. 1870. il7-ia
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suLPuUR BATHS.

brass and string bands of music. etc Thi,
favorite and fashionable summer resort il sit
uated on the Louisville and Knoxville rail
road. Parties leaving Louisville after break
fast daily arrive in time for dinner.
JONES 4 FIrZHUGH,
l0l-l26 Proprietors.
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PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE n
- ceived at the Engineers Office, Mempll
Tennessee. until u m. on the LIST of .Augu.
1870, for the graduation, masonry and brid
lance Of fifteen miles. A portion OF the " p
is heavy and worthy the attention Of Contr1
tors.
Profles and specifications can be seen at
Office Of the Chief Engineer. 40 Main SUE
Memphis. Tenn, on and after June 8, lol p
THOS. II. WELLINGTON.
lS-l3l On. Eng. Miss. River k.I
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SUMMER RESORT.
Crab Orchard Springs

WE BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
w our former patrons, and all those seek
ing health or recreation, that this popular and
tors Sulphur, chalybeate and epsom) are
considered equal il not superior to those of any
other Springs on this continent. is now open
for the entertainment of visitors. Many i'm
provements have been made since the last
season, conducive to the comfort and amuse
ment Of guests; such as additional rooms, new
bowling alleys and billiard saloons, revolving
swings,
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LEGAL,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
ID me executed by John II. Miller, on March
10th, 1870. to secure a certain note therein
specified, which said deed is duly registered
in Crittenden county, Arkansas. will on
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AA G u L T. e r rs s
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS

ALREADY RECEIVED GREAT ORDERS FOR THESE
gcIopw
consult their interests BY handing their
p0ntmen. 80
We
TINS year than last unless advice is taken
asss@ ORGLI.L BROS q CO., Agents
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RoBBING ST. 10 UIs OF srso, 900.
Tho City Treasurer Ruinrd-Money Lost is
Wall street specuisiions.

Tho City Treasurer Ruinrd-Money Lost In
Wall street specni.iions.
Sr. LOUIS, April lo.-M. L. Lusisky, the City
Treasurer was arrested on Saturday night a. de-
huter. Just previous to tho expiration OF bis nrss
term OF oflce. Lussky lent $4,000 to 0iond, which
was not returned promptly, and be raised money %
his individual note and replaced II. nis note bs
took up with city funds. subsequently to retrieve
this loss, and By the advice OF friends, no senA
f4S,000 to Belden 4 Co. In New York. for specuia-
tive purposes Belion a Co. iai.od, and the noney
was lost Later he sent 900 more to Other rer-
sons, and that was lost. He al-o lent to A r. Kros-
ger, man Of some note here as speculative phiios-
opher OF the Gcrw'ar school, and fprBerlv City
Treasurer. about 10000 which Il said 10 have beea
lost In stock speeuatons viriou- oil er sums have
been uecd 10 similar way, tie whole acgregatins
about sls00oe. Mr.. Lusiski IA poor man. and his
loss will fall upon lis bond lie has boen aus
pended IRON once BY Mayor Cole.
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JOITIS6S ABOUT TOWN.
Wendell Phillips. Society disSundOd on se

Wendell Philipss Society disbundod on Saturday,
The Nevada, frnm Liverpool, viii land i,i0O lmmi.
grants in this city to-day.
serst. Davies had eleven prisoners 10 his dun
poverty.
The steamer De soto made her last passage from
Havana to this port In throe usYs ana twentyone hours
Tho Rev. Horace Cooke, by a careful DISPOSAL of
Conference unobserved.
Ninety of the Wards Island rioters have heen
nrnlshed with employment from Casis Garden. Thirty
yet remain 10 be supplied.
Many srs thankful, none can ind faplt with Dr.
Wolcoh for ourin diseases and alleyiating physical
distress with Pain Paint, troe.-Adv.
The New York Central Railroad Company were
States Circuit Court for injury TO passenger,
Broadway property owners object to the proposed
% Ss measure s % d as sssS ss1ats %
property on that thoroughfaro.
The City OF Baltimore, nom Livorpool; the bark
6snc, from Harris. Sc, Martins and Xnnis AmsaeD, no
from OardenaS. arrived lsAt night.
Former pastors; members, and friends OF the
ne Rev: D r. O. Foster. oil MAdi.oS. n. j.. presidios
present. A'' w.
Tho body of a man apparently about IS ysars OF
sS rver oppcss Scc9Ss DAM ." Il fnS Sns us .oSsa e.
hiorenees wharf aud made fast. Subsequently, 1t was
In st. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church yoster.
gsy Gtsye serS offered for lhs repo.e Of the soul Of
srcSst,on be offered Tor the Teposo Of his soul O''
The Rev. pr. NoIthrup, OF Twenty third street
Presbyterian Church delivered dsoo rse
yesterday on ths Bible n tho Common Schooi In which
he took strong grounds against the eots the ex
pulsion OF the Scriptures from the Schools OF the city
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inSest at 3i5
West TweDtvhrst street over Lhe body OF william
Campbell, late foreman OF the furniture mandatory,
202 aud col Canal street, who fracture OF the
ekull on Saturday by falling through the hAtohway
from tho nyt noOr To Tho cellar.
Tho North Carolina Hvds Park Settlement As
sociaoa has Just bought 400 900 OF land 10
the eastern part OF North Carolina. and ~ agent, Col
= Bibb, leturned 10 ths city on Saturday 10 make
lles a. ~ As Hattie Aonlresarps in sbost two
AaA~
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BRIGHTER SKIES FOR CUBA.
ruE RECOGNITION OF BELLI0ER-
LNCY BY COLOMBIA.

tslomb an r rts Op 4 d TO the Insurscuts-
T,e spanish " sc nd Numancia In the
Iinpis "f tho Pit iot,-Thc Daiien Co
NJ .urvey Progressing.
The Henry Chaunoey, at this port from As
ynNsl ou saturday. brin N important intelli.
snes than Is usually reeoivel from that part OF the
tObe. II tho frst place we have the news that tho
ppllel Sites Of Colombia In Congress ASSEMBLE
Bogota 70 ;oGuirei the bclllgerency OF the Cubans
tue 81 ult The following Il the to1t Of the bill
.FiHsr AND ONLY ARTIoLr-The Repubno OF the
tnled statos OF Colombia recognizes TO the patriots
ihS slsni % ina 70 the wa taey are wsgns gn .1f %
be rtr II o, bclisetonts whom arc ssnctioncd by To-
eruational laws in legitimate warfare owen &C. &C
The hclo whici these low words may give to the
trazaliug repu sio may bs enormous, allowing her
. tney do right 10 ny her nix 10 the Atlantic,
nj sTordinS her vessels tho use Of the ports OF
hnts Martha, Carthl sena, and Aspin wall.
, TIE nail by the Henry Chauncey brings news,
los cvcr which 1t true throws even recognition Of
,eli creme BY Colombia into tho shade. The Psna-
na MIH ot / Q 2Jih ut saysi
I'VE have been favored With the perusai OF letter
iouncinr thai thr ss ih ,rOn-cad NumancIs hss soDe
Md 10 W. cuDan ca III. nIelligcnSe m mssld TO
nd brought On TO Coloa oy the noyal Mall steamer
The Spanish navy, under Admiral Topets, In
;sdS, decided the suecei, Of the Spanish revolu.
iho hCQuisiuou VI suCn Notsel ~ tno Nu-
nanci would 90 more than sutncieut TO decils that
II tho Cuban insurrco:ion.
The Dafien Canal treaty has probably BY this
ins passlI the Congress- OF tas Unied States OF
SOmhia, twenty eeven out OF thirty-oue Senators
nyin yute In avor Of Il on Its nrst reaIng on rio
d ultimo.
This isue Is mainly due TO the argument OF Cen
IVtan, el-Preeident oI the Repub.ic, Ani formerly
.oo hltin Minis. or In Washn ton. A. chairman OF
ae senate Committee g. wricm tue treaty was
ereL e suyge.ieI to tne Colon i'm senate that
10 IN diDcat, b. male In the tTeaty, ina smuch ss IL
nv acre HaJo ne Congress o. tne UniIe States OF
tmcnta would probably exercise u siuiilar right,
10 evsntu'iiy t.s uo.tJ wOulI DO unacceptable 70
nthor nation.
TDe survey OF Il isthmus is progress ssing; so far
rihout an uther result tan lie proUnbiiit, OF
hO,ns l.. a. rny rou.e throu "a irieh IL impraSt-
NIB In ~hic cass Il Q only ie ible line viii %
close proAini.y to the Pana .na Kailroa 4.
TIE ateht OF Inc Freuch enterprise, Gon. Heine,
hs returned without Laving aecompls I~d Lis OBJ
oct, which was o % II in snail boat from the At.
Ente 10 tho Pa ine, VIA one OF the rivers enjoying
Dto Ca.edoIiI bay
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DAZED BY ROYALTY,
Tho Hon. Lyman Tremsin Secs Louis
Napeieon at Church and A.mircs Him.
from hs Albany ENerfp0 Journal

-
Dufing Lent only siI Americans can be nd-
mittcd TO the Chapel OF the Tuileries on one day,
aud those enabled to obtain tickets for admission
through the American Minister. With the kndness
and courtesy clAracterstic OF the man, he obtained
thc necessary tickets TOR our admission on Sunday,
ne Sth inst, at noon.
Armed with our three formidaele doeuments.
eesttag ne stenstsrs Of The Grund Cu.mberian and
sssvmk; IN aoeofssnoo win pfia,ed Instructions.
or. drove 70 the Imperial chapel about hal past
eeeven, 10 oompsny With my wife and daughter.
suroo9n tMo OF .nroe anterooms where there were
alew Nenea servants sni seidiers In Uniform, We
49, SSnercu ihto tne ehsoet, and places were a..
mas," .u @ 70 oy gray haired and richly dressed
The eb.neI ~s. nsr.hs n, ,,o,a,r, .,on, ,~o ,,,.
o,Sirprv oecssors ,h Iass IVson wss 1ute 'u"; on
sae'. an ,hs Pasai bn ' lmeIta '.mly twke ehei.
Su.i,. " \ 80 ~, ~ 80. Lova'ou w VIZ Eh'esy out
he .han., xi,bj, Hs cS.nn. PASes On me moor OF
natsly was veyy e.celI.n, s,a 4, shnH ~, 70, @ W.
from Ire snd also 10 baye an nrob.,ruceS
ysw ~ them dnrin1 tns deIj, 80 ~ ,aa y rS
sey~,cs. al nou nn, ssa y, Inc
riyed xhen seysrai M tha n,,a.,. rnhnd ~ nx :. -
nonica went down the aisle 10 receive them st he
entrance ''
Soon afer tueivs m. tsr,,5 .noo,n..t a. ,.s
voice s tn Emnaro, - syho .n,..nJ ~ ~ '"uu
companied by ths Rmnress ,ba Prncs In.I @ nc
shont s,sntssr osrcars ,sh, Nv , .noe hniPerli' anu
,,h ,Sir .ny dressed ~ purple and
Tba Rmperor " a. shor3sr and NOR co,nraaS i'm
Ihsd aIn.c,aS ,n 80 NJ, III IL o puens 'nsn .,
military rniforrn ,.tth broad .cori., ..si ov - ~
rivht hr.ss. Iii. On ri. isf, he 80 80 ~ Us Us
s;hhon o,,.sh.a 's"@'' V'"N@"' """' '"si pso0s oi
Tina Fmnrss. -. dr....a a. . -,., .uI 49, -,
49,. hIpp .sI,,-s ~ IN Io" snA oroes OF
aart hovnss hn, hsT no orn.me,sa .no roe pain
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SPARKS FROM the TEAEoRAPH.

A number OF the election clerks In California m.
fuse to register oolored men as voters
The Mobile Fire Department enjoyed thoir annual
celebration on saturday New Orleans represented
Alonzo Sanders Is under arrest for driving Lib
team over Mise Nellie Curran. Saturday evening. u
Boston.
II Ia said that tho negotiations between tho Ras-
sian Government aud the Chinese Embassy have bosA
Suspended.
DR.. 7. b. Lambert, OF New York. lecturod ca
temperance before q large audience 10 Dr BaldwiuS
church, Troy N. Y. last evening.
Mrs. Nancy Hayes, who, with den ented hus-
band, ooouplsd house 90 Twenty thlrd sIost. tuoA
nioad. Hoand dead 20 Saturday. having 0eca eo.h
throe weaks. rho COWS sni eheLer on hoi lot wors
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RIOT IN SEVENTH AVENUE.

Tho Nineteenth Street Gang again In Coili-
sion with the Police.
Last evening" as Oficers Gricr and See, Of the
Thirtioth street police, were taking Thomas H.
Quinn, aiias Smith, to the station, from Nineteenth
street and Seventh avenue they were assaulted with
stones by gang OF loafers known as the Nineteenth
street garg, who tried to the prisoner. when
the onhoer had reached Twcptv.sixth street with
the prisoner. 0ficcr See was struck the back of
the head and knocked down by paving stone. He
was seriously injured messenger having been
despatched 10 the station, the sent out,
and the crowd, which consisted OF about two hun
dred persons. was driven OF. Tho police then took
In the prisoner. oricer SEQ Was then borne TO his
home, sN West Tbirtynrst street. Quinn was
locked up, but no other arrest made.
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THE HUDSON co. AVENUES
FACTS OF VITAL INTEREST TO
JERSEY PROPERTY HOLDERS.


who are Interested in Delaying q Great
Pubiio Inprovemcpt-Tho Avenue Act bv
no means tho rwindiina Boulevard Con-
spiracy-Let the Vote be Yen.
Tomorrow the voters Of Hudson county will,
besides for city and county ocers have also TO vote
for or against the much discussed "Avenue oct" BY
putting on their tickets " For avenues" or Z" No
avenues" For several weeks tho avenue question
has been the subject Of animated and general dis
cussion In private conversation In public meetings.
and 10 tho press and the interest Ia It hos become
so great that At the coming election Il will almost
push the municipal elections into tho background.
II Is agreed on all sides that the act IL OF vast
importance fora county whose geographical position
IL such that II must become, next 10 New York,
Of the most porulous and opulent counties OF the
United States review Of the principal facts OF the
question will interest oil our readers, especially
those residing In Hudson county.
!. For q proper understanding OF the question. II
Il OF prime importance TO distinguish well between
the "avenue aet," which is now submitted TO q
popular vote. and . "boulevard act," which had
previously been proposed. but which has never be-
come law. and which was totally abandoned whom
the present avenue set was brought In. The two
acts are entirely different. The boulevard act con-
tempiated tho construction Of q cosby boulevard, or
en- avenue exclusively devoted to pleasure. The
avenue act contempates the widening, straighien-
Ing. connecting, and maeadamising Of the present
crooked, narrow. unconnectsd. ordinary country
roads. Tho boulevard oct was earnestly opposed by
many who the foremost advocates of the avenue
act Whatever opinion mon may hold on the avenue
Question-and OF course there are honest men on
both rtdee-bonest men cannot blame too severely
the enfontcry OF the men who now appeal TO the
voters 10 vote down the boulevard act Tho men
who industriously circulate this Misrepresentation
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The naiI-r Expla.Ian Am KnItinnre.

BALrxoRH, April l0.-Tbe bodies OF the three
missing persons, the foreman. 6reran, and a boy.
were recove led rom the ruins OF the Chesapeake
steam sugar refinery at one O'Clock this morning.
and this forenoon another dead body taken
from the dock. Tie killed. whose bodies have been
recovered so lar arc seven, viz: James Durcan,
wood corder; All Pnjall. wood dealer; James
Dunn, private watchmani W. McKeuny, foreman OF
TIE refinery; James Cooney, foreman; EDWARD
Gibson (colored), wood sawyer; and Riley. a boy
about ten years old. The work OF removing the
ruins was discontinued this morning amer the re-
mains Of the foreman and fireman were fonnd The
Coroners jury, at an inquest to-day, rendered YER
dict that the explosion OF the steam boiler WINS
caused BY the insuflciency Of water In the bolerl
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BURNED ALIYE.

A Young Woman on Fire In the Streets Of
Brock,yu.
Yesterday morning, as Jennie Connor, aged II
wears, OF 6s Felix street Brooklyn, was making Ore
In the range her clothes took hrc. She ran
ing into the street, and there Jacob Bretschmidt
threw Ills coat about her aud smothered the flames,
but the poor girl had been severely burned that
her recovery IL very doubtful. Brcitsc midi was
also badly burned about the hands and arms.
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A Mr.. P, three years ago. obtained per.
mission from his gas company to use an export.
mental meter which bad beon prosecuted to him by q
friend, and which recorded the amour, consumed
with the utmost exaetness. Recently lie desired 70
sell his house. and undertook to obtain for Ills riond
tic privilege OF using the same meter. He went up
10 the company once and opened tho subject. but
no ono there knew anything about him or his meter.
Tbsy had never received a cent from him during the
three years. Explanations showed that the inspoo-
tor or his district had never made uny return for
his house. AZ Mr. p. had invariably given TO his
~i'e the eIact sum for the gas which the meter
called for, 10 was astonished 70 learn that not .
cent had ever come to the hands OF the Company.
But when tho Inspector was summoned the tiuth
came out that the poor man could not read the
wonderful meter, and had preferred making NO
charge 70 exposing his ignorance. Mr.. Il. settled
up loI the three yeara by paying &2SA
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NEW JERSEY.

l. L. not trus that two men wore Killed by IL
nitro<yceriDe oKposon 81 Ridgcned. N. j. on FrtdsY
Mr.. Winhald Schiermeyer, OF Newark whras
.tsp1ing OF train arriving In the New rk deoot a
the Newark and New YORK Railway on RaturdaV
pixht slipped aHd fo. sustalning painful hsoiuFc q
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OBITVAR

Company and many Of the remaining efirers
and members OF tho Ninth Regiment, N. Y. 3. N. c..
yesterday attended the fuuerM Of Color Sergeant Mar
tin ". Aacknnon at his late residence VArlok place
Bishop Calvin King-leY died In Beyrout, Syria.
and entered the mins!ry In ISL and the next two yeas
was Professor OF Mathematics 10 Allegheny College.
Pa. In 1874 he took ministerial appointment.
Tho funeral OF the late James Do Peys,er Ogden
rom Trinity Churcn on Saturday, was largely attended
whom we're Moses u. Grinncl James Brown. Watch "
Manry. A. A. Low, ueo:ge Opdyke, Frederick A. Conk'
ling. and Others.
Business was generally suspended In Elizabeth,
on Saturday In respect to the memory OF the late
Hon VIM. y. Day, who was buried from Wesininster
Pr"sbyterlan Churoh. Of whose SUNDAY SCHOOL he wa.
Superintendent Justice Bradley OF the United Sta %
supreme Court. attended tho oOsoQuos. Tho body
bnied In Greenwood
Ths Big Judge has been Invit.d Co Jain tha Loan