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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

TuG Home Insurance Company, OF New
York, send us through their agents, Messrs.
A. 5. Pratt Il Son, Young Mems Christian
Association building, q beautiful illuminated
calendar for each month during 1870. 1t Is
an ornament for the parlor or necessity for
the counting room, and will no doubt induce
many to secure their families by policy.
Call and get O copy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

JouS T. MITCHELL, No. 3l2Penhsylyania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
offers for sale his large and attractive stock
OF dry goods at Is per cent. OF, preparatory
10 making extensive improvements In his
popular establishment Ladies' and others
seeking bargains In dry goods would do we'll
to take q note Of this,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

SEWING MACHINES - The "Weedn was
awarded the highest medal for family pur-
poses, In an exciting contest with eighty
two others, and Is the best-fnishsd instru-
ment OF the kind In the whole exhibition.
[RepoH Paris Exposition, GdligHdRi'I Mes
Ssngsr, (French,) June 81, 1851 For sale
on monthly lnstallments at No. 3l2 Seventh
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and d
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

THIS Is TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L sCRIBBR has obtained from the Orphans
lumblG, letters tsstGmsnfEry on the personal
estate p JAHs !. G6AHLM. late Of wlihingtOn
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, ~ the yo1chers thereof, to
next: they may otherwise By law 30 excluded
from all bsnsht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF January,
1870. GRO. X, GRAHAM
jAnl2-W8Ws AdmlniatTAtOT. w. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

TINTED STATES PATENT OPRIQB.
- WAggIHOToH, D. O., Jas. 7, ~.
qR the petition Of KpwAHl wgIfHkaI, q Can s,s:
bridge, hABbAohuaetta, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him on the nth dA{ % AHLli
1850 aud roisaued on the fsih day o. JAY looo'
for n Improvement In Culinary Boilergi
II IL ordered that the testimony ia the ease bo
closed on the ath day of hgTGh Rght that the
port bs limited totk iSth day OF March nqHty and
lhll said petition DO heard 90 the 2Si DAY Of
Any person may oppose this HtS1sieR.
SAMUEL =, RlRHRR,
iGnil.TuSW C0mmipuionST of PalOnls,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

MEssRs. P. Il II. l. FEGAN have removed
their place Of business to No 307 Pennsylya-
MIA avenue, south side, and offer for sale their
unusual large stock OF wines and liquors At
popular price,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

THR INDUSTRIAL HOMH sCIOoL SOCIETY
will hold a meeting tonight at No. lls
Bridge street, Georgetown
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

IMPOSING FUNERAL.-Yesterday afternoon
tho Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment,
]. o. o. F., Ridgeley Encampment No. .,
Friendship Lodge No. 10, OF Odd Fellows,
officers and members Of Washington Grove
No. l, U. A. o. D., Capitol Lodge, A. o. l..
F., and Grand Lodge OF knights OF Pythlas,
and Hiram Lodge OF Masons, turned out In
full to attend the funeral OF their late de-
ceased fellow-member, John l.. Kelley. The
cOrtege started from odd Fellows Hal,
Seventh street, about $3.50 O'Clock, accom-
pauled by the marine band, In two sections,
and proceeded to the late residen& Of de-
ceased, on Sixth street east, near south A
street, where the services Of the dead were
conducted by the Rev. 2. II. Sweet, after
which the remains were conveyed TO the Con-
OCCASIONAL cemetery, where the imposing
ceremonies Of the several Orders to which
deceased had been attached, took place.
MIR. Kelley was aged about Is years, and
was blacksmith by occupation, but for the
past eight years has had charge Of the horse
shooting department Of the Government at
Lincoln depot, and was universally beloved
by all who knew him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

The PAPACY DIsCUssION.-An audience
Of about two thousand persons was present
last night at Carroll hall for the purpose OF
listening to lecture delivered by Rev.
Charles /. White, d. D., In answer to the
recent arguments advanced by Rev. Dr.
Sunderland and others, The reverend doc.
tor spoke for exactly three hours, and dur
ing tho entire time the attention Of the au-
dltory was riVetod on the speaker, aud he
was frequently interrupted with continued
applause.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

The AoUEDuCr METEOROLOGICAL the
last session Of the Fortleth Congress certain
parties, onvlous Of the action Of certain on
cers having charge Of the Washington aquo.
duct, made charges TO Congress that the
work was not being properly conducted.
General Mlchler, under whose authority the
officers OF the aqueduct act, was summoned
before the committee and controyerted all
the charges made, and proved to the salts
faction Of the then Committee on the Dis.
trict, OF the House, that the charges were
utterly groundless, and the committee dis
missed them. The prosecutors, not content
with this rebuff went again to work and
procured the passage by the House, on the
3lst Of March, Of n resolution instructlng
the Committee on the District Of Columbia
to Inquire into the present condition OF the
Washington Rqueduct, and the cause OF the
imperfect condition Of the same, aud also
the causes Of the imperfect quantity and
quality OF wator which 1t furnishes the Dis
trict, and to examine into all contracts made
for its completion. The matter has been re-
ferred by the general Committee on the Dis.
trict Of Columbia to a subcommittee, who
held sessions Thursday and Saturday, and
heard tbs testimony of Michael Downey,
Thomas Maloney, Jacob Hayes, John Tier
ney, John Halloran, Tobias Boudlnot, John
d. NeWland, VIM. Lauer, L. z. steeVer, VIM.
D. Grady, and II. V. N. Boynton as to the
manner Of labor performed In the original
construction OF the aqueduct, and II, In their
Judgment, the work was properly performed.
The evidence adduced from these witnesses
has not been given publicity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
4 sCRiBsR has obtained from the Orphans,
Columbia, letters Of ADM nistTatiOn on the poT.
sonAl estate Of JoHN W, ecRIyENER, late Of
Washington oounty Aforesaid, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day Of JAnuATY neEtI they may other
Wise by lawbO excluded from all 6SRehl OF the
said estate.
GiVsR under my hAnd this 18th day Of January,
$50. Uala.WsD ABBURY LLOY u :,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
pRoPosALG FOR PsgHgo9AsR or RITLED
SEIIlg y 0sgSIIGI.(

navy DtfAhfAEtfs
WABHINdToH CITY, January T. Ib7U
Sealed proposals for the purchase Of 0.pouEdaT
fmplsms1ts, ARd PTolsslilss pow % bSnd al Is;
nAVy-paTdg " Portsmouth,, N. n. Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, WAshinEton, and Norfolk.
noon, JANUARY 81, $50.
In the aggregate there are about so Guns, sA
Carriages, and N,lsJ ProlsetilsS, Behedules 10
detAiof the articles each yard will be furnished
on application 10 this Bureau.
Bidders will state the number Of guns, carriages.
implements, aud pToiectiles they desire to puT.
chase At each yard sepaTAlsly, spesiyiuE The call.
pivot, and he Kind n prPlSstileS; 49,,
The guns, &C. will be delivered at the respective
navy.yRrds, and must be removed BY the purchaser
purchaser within ten days after the GsesptAnos
o. bis or their bid But no deliveries will be made
Of any article until the parties purchasing thall
have deposited with thspAyniAsteI o. the navy.
yard the fall Gmouat of the purchase money In
each case.
Many n the EqPI are new, and all are Ssrviesa.
BILE. Bidders will therefore offer accordingly, No
oheTtor these articles as old Iron or wood Will be
The BuTsau reserves the TlEht to reject any or all
bids which may not consider to the Interest Of the
Government to accept.
Proposals should be iadsTssd on the envelopes
A. LUDLOW CASE,
49, =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

THH soSs or JONApAB.-The regular
meeting OF Pioneer Council No /, Sons Of
Jonadab, on Saturday night, was very In
terestlng one, the occasion being visit
from the Grand Council for the purpose OF
e1ompllfying tho working OF the revised
ritual. The attendance was large The
'lrOn-clads" arc rapidly growing In mum
bsrs, aud another council Is about being
organised.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

Tn WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
held rs regular Sunday meeting last eve
ming, in the rooms Of the Board Of Trade,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door from Ninth
street, and over Dodson's carpet store. A
large audience was present. The addresses
delivered by Major VIM. @. Flood, John
Goldln, John II. Thompson, Martin AhrenE,
VIM. Z. Devine, Hon. W. Z. Loyett, and
VIM. p. Drew, were OF the most interesting
character, and productive Of much good, as
was shown from the large number OF sigma.
lures to the constitution and pledge book Of
the society. 1t Is the design of the organl-
zatlon in future, to present the pledge to the
ladies Of this community, and the society ex-
tends them cordial invitation to visit their
meetings at their new hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

Too MUCH snVER.-It Is we'll known that
the country Abounds 10 silver lOdes, but we
are Informed that the director Of the United
receiving any more nuggets Of silver from
the Brown Mining Company, OF Georgetown,
Colorado, from the fact that they are too
large for the melting capacity Of the mint.
The company, therefore, has appealed to
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and after
hearing the objection Of the director OF the
Philadelphia mint, has ordered that the dl.
rector shall make such alterations Of the
machinery as will enable him to coin such
nuggets OF silver as may be received at the
mint from the Colorado mines.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

LECTURE on NATURAL HIsroRT.-Prof.
b. W. Hawkins delivered q most amusing
and instructive lecture on Friday evening at
Lincoln Hall, on natural history, TO large,
Intelligent and enthusiastic audience, which
shows unmlstakably that this community
appreciate the good things OF science. The
lecturer was Introduced 10 the assemblaga
by Gen. o. o. Howard. AMER speaking OF
the distinguishing characteristics Of reptiles,
fish, birds and mammalla generally, Prof.
Hawkins descanted more In detail upon the
various species Of apes and monkeys, closing
particularly with the gorIllai giving lucid
analysis and contrast Of the anatomy OF
these animals and man, In which he entirely
and conclusiyely refuted the theory OF some,
that man originally sprang from the gorilla,
taking issue with and oVerthrowlng the
claim or theory OF Du ChaIllu on this sub
Ject. Prof. Hawkins is an exquisite artist,
as well as fluent and elegant lecturer, full Of
lively humor. His rapid drawings and De
lineations of his subject on the black board
were Intensely amusing as Weh as instruc-
tive, and called out frequent and earnest
applause.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

sHE NOTICE Of meeting tonight Of Woman's
Christian association
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

SoNs OF LIBERTY -ELECTGOS or OFFI-
CERs.-At a meeting Of the Grand Camp,
Sons of Liberty, held on tue 10Th instant, at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, the following
named officers were elected to serve the
present termi G. W. c., John W. Thompson,
reelected d. G. c., John Guntrum, OF
Baltimore; @. Sec, Edward T. Casey at,
Frederick strom6orger, re elected; G. NJ,
VIM. @. Parks; @. /, p, Benz. +. Palmer
@. o. p, Henry stewartI g. Chap, Richard
EmmOns
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

y JAHuART 10. 1870
Dtstrtet Of Columbia, Stoh C0untV, 10 "a.
In the case Of GUSTAV dIEsLER, AdministTA.
traitor Aforesaid has, With thS spp ROTATION on liz
OrphAns Court Of washlnS lon eoIaty AioIsaAif,IR.
pOin ted TuerdAy, the lEt day OF February, A, D,
is70 Tor me aaai nj and distIbnon oil Ike
personal estate Of aid dseSAsed and Of the aSssls
luTnsd Inlo money when and where all the credit
oTs and heirs d said deceased are 70 attend
Otherwise By law be excluded from ali bsnsdlIh
said dsoea9sd's sstatsi provided = copy Of this
ne hArfohAL REPUBLICAN, PTOyiRqs 70 ARid day.
Test A. 'WBHBTER
jSRii.Tusp' Register 81 Will,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
PosT oYTIoK DEPAErHuSr,

Sealed Proposals will be received uptil D. m on
The lst day % March, $50, for faTnilhise al the
'sthpped knyeloPes" and "HsWspapsf Wrap
period flour years, CON isl of July is7o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE HOUSE or LORDS TEMPBR on
THE IRISH LAND BILL,

Probable Passage without Farther Amera-
ment-Predictten OF Prosperity, Order,
and Peace The Large Landlords Favor
ing the Measure as II Stands.
LoSDos, June 1b.--1n tho House Of Lords Las
night, Earl Granville moved the second reading u
the Irish Land bill lie said refrairinE from psrt-
topics, he would simply demonstrate the noces-
sity for this legislation. The law stands h COS
fessedy unsatisfactory. The tenure Of land In Ire
land is insecure. and abrupt evictiops without com
pcnsation for improvements made BY the tenant are
common. The landlords have their grievances
too. Rents are ,owor. and their payment lees
certain In Ireland than in any other country ia
Europe. whlo the interest on bonds and mortgages
Is greater He alluded 10 the dnlcuties which isad-
lords had with their tenants and the outrages which
had been committed, and analysed the previous
attempts at legislation on the subject. final sst-
tement was nov sought for 1t had been impossible
hitherto, but now It was possible. He proceeded to
show that the present scheme would yield prospe-s-
~, order, and peace.
cessity for the introduction OF tho bill. lie road .
number Of letters to prove that landlords are all
gentenees and consideration. Exceptions, he said.
were possible but too few to warrant the present
legislation. Amer urging other objections. the noble
Lord said he should not oppose the measure for fear
worse one might follow Its rejectlon; but he
hoped that certain amendments which he suggested
Earl Russell advocated the passage OF tho bill with
out further amendment.
Lord Dunern said large landlords defended the
provisions as they stood, and he deprecated any
alte ~atiop.
Without action their Lordships rose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
HE RED STOCKINGS IN FREMONT.
Yesterdays Contest with the Unions Of Nor
risania-The Champions alter Defest-A
Disappointed Multitude.

Yesterdays Contest with the Unions Of Nor
risania-The Champions alter Defest-A
Disa appointed Multitude.
In fremont Yesterday about 900 spectators
assembled 20 witness the game between the Red
Stockings and the Unions OF Morrisania, as Il was
anticipated, from the well-known powerful batting
abilities OF the Union lads, that their would be
good one and, Us they no sluggards In the ficd
that they would prevent the Red Stockings from
making heavy score Only the latter was realized.
Considering the one team they had to play against,
the fact OF keeping their score down TO H. OF itself
is credable but had they paye In the deld they
did when they thrasbed the Mutuals about week
ago, the Red men would not have scored more than
dve runs.
large sum Of money must have changed hands
on the result as the Union boys were s.aunchly SUP
ported by their friends and the public generally.
The fielding OF the Cincinnati men was simply per.
fecton, and, so far, the spectators were treated TO
exhibition OF base ball as II ought o be paJ ed.
They were dreadfully disappointed, however In the
play OF the Union team
The dressing which the Red Stockings received
al the hands OF the Atlantic Club on "Wednesday,
had left rot the slightest trnce " disappointment
ammo, ance among them. They freely admitted that
merits. There Is no doubt whatever that they would
like one cut more at the Brooklyn players before
they return West, but OF tLis there is little or no
chance.
In the game yesterday, isall and Higham de-
serve especial mention Tor tueir good steady play,
and so also does Gedney for his good NY catching
Pabor, however, pitched In his usu wild, erratic
time before they strike, anything but q success
The folio WuR la tile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
PERSONAL INIELLIENCE.

DR., Tchlnor and j. !. Young, OF Newark seized
for Europe yesterdAy.
The leV. Walter COndict Of Ne ~qrk, was mar.
Eled On Tuesday 10 Miss Adelaide Burnct,
The Hor. Moses +. Dunn II nominated for Con.
sress by tne Republicans OF Indiana.
Laaon< Ine passengers By the Scotia wore Mo
l. A. Ss'oy-r VIE. ana daughtor OF Califom :. wno
return after years absence
Fitz Hugh Ludlow sailed for Liverpool Yesterday
the steamer Nebraska with his family aud VIII re
main abroad two years.
NJ. Provost Parodol IL nominated Ambassador Of
France nt Washington, and MN. Beouct and De Nor
mand, secretaries ot Embassy,
Commodore o. s. Glsson has been ordered to
hold himself IN readiness TO assume command Of tho
European feet, In the place o RearAdnirLl William
Rauford.
The Hon Benj Wood sailed for Europe yesterday
Judges Curtis aud Quinn, the Hon Laurence D. kier
nan, Alderman Duhy, and otners accompanied MN
down the bay.
The coming number OF the EHsrdld viii contain
portrait and biography of the Hon, Michael Norton.
MIR Charl A, Lane has done full Justice tO tne pub c
acts and life OF the " ThundtrOolt."
The veteran Uncle Bill Tovee is 70 take benefit
at Union Hail. Williamsburgh. on the 2sh OF tn,
month. The Hon. James Mace, the Hon. Thoma,
Allen the Hon Joseph C9parn. The Hon. William I'd
pronlAed their support
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
BRIGHTER SKIES ron ERIE.

The European Shareholders Look ing for
Siock-Thc English Protective Comnittcc
Exposcd-Confdence in the Managers.
Mr.. Frederick A. Lane, the legal member Of
the Erie trumyira,c returned 10 this city yesterday
in the French steamer St. Laurent. Mr. Lane has
been In Inrore the Iast four months, busily enlight
ening the British and otler oreign shareholders Of
Erie concerning the actual condition OF that great
national halfway, financially aud otherwise Mr..
Lane has corrected the false impressions created By
the rersistont Interpretations Of the asents Of
rival lines and tho enemies OF the trcsent dynasty.
Vdnderbilts English agents are said to be utterly
de orazed ut the failure OF the recent partial insur
rectio OF forciyn shareholders Of Erie The unior-
Inmates who were blarnevod out OF their stock by
Mr. Duts clients have at last discovered the real in
tentons of the Infamous English Protective" Com :
mittec, and combining for tho recovery Of
the shares which they have been 20 cunningly pro
tected" out Of Much mortin eation Is manifested
by the mombes the English Erie Ring at the ride
ulous hgure which Mr. Burt cut in Albany, and to
the stupidity OF that young aud inexperienced lawyer
the hiuro OF the great conspiracy to put the Erie
line under English control Is attributed. MIR. Lane
reports radical change OF feeling among the foreign
shareholders within the last few mon tbs, and not
wthstanding the ISLANDERS promulgated by the "Pro-
teetve" ring, there Is growing conf donce In the
present management and the future Of the Erie
road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
JO1TINGs AROUT TO WV.

Mr. Bernard Smyth has been elected President AZ
the Board OF Education,
The Park Commission ers snnounce 8revork. An
the parks on the 10 urth on juIy y"
e'.ao-,,- - -,
=, Shnorus iron ana sulphur POWDERS inviyoruto
'he BODY ana purify the olood,-adv.
The brig Athlete, from Jamaica. and the schooner
hste' IRON HhNaha' arrived last night.
Mayor O'HAl nddreaaed the nun,Is of a. n.
briefs CCatho "a grnmmaT school inst niehI o. HA
80 w ~ N' o"o'' 'H'' "'su'
naa, tnr. pJumu' , w y, Tnlneso meulcines nave
wv" 'po''s" H'"s "au' on'oh square'-hde'
society has been formed who 20 arnurd In thu
hospitals daily and give fruits 10 the natIenI
mn Di..o.... "a A., p.,- -,
pr ~ -, 1 VI VIC Deo'hoNeh restVal oApect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
RED CLOUDS ADDRESS.

To be spoken To-day-New-Yorkers giving
the Red Men an Exalted Notion OF Gnu
cnsiar Civiiizntion-The Indians In the
Grand Opera House.
Red Cloud, his attendant braves, and the four
accompany wing squAws moobed all day yesterday
10 this city. their only quiet time being taa spent in
their carriages and 10 their hotel at night The cor
rdors OF the ST. Nchoas, and the sidewalks near
It, were covered alrthe morning BY motley crowd
Of curious humanity, anxious to catch glimpse OF
the sIaip collectors.
At about ia O'Clock, at which time was under.
stood that the party would leave the hotel. tho mob
WAS immense, and when the gentle savages were
understood to have escaped by the Mercer street
entrance stampede was made, and the equipages
were surrounded. Red Cloud nnd Interpreter
General Smith enjoyed the Injuries OF a,searriage
while the remainder Of the party were slowed away
in m omnibus and hotel stage, both drawn by four
horses
As the vehicles bowled up Broadway trey were
followed by yelling hooling crowd, giving the In
dlans an exalted nS'len OF wlte ciyilIzation' The
where for an hour or two they enjoyed the scene
and the tport. just before the rain came on the
party returned to the 81. Nicholas Hotel and dinel
In American stYle.
The great CHIEF docs not seem in good health or
spirits, u is said that Red Cloud is Jealous OF
Spotted Tail, and thinks that he himself las been
Shortly amer dinner the party started in hotel
Twelve Temptations" Red Cloud was provided
with the reception box on tho right OF the stage.
and hos followers were seated In the centre OF the
second tier. The Indians were not charmed by the
bal OF. Alter an hour they began to hlget tn their
scaA and recline their heads on the b lck OF the
chairs in front OF them by 10 o'clock they be.
cane tired Of the short skirts, and went out Of
Tue iaea'to, tho performance not being hall hnshed.
Between tie cts tie Darty we're again surrounded
by an bqJaltive crowd; and when they rose 10
leave general rush was made to the corridor, and
lhe theatre Mas nearly deserted.
Inc rary returned 70 the hotel, and there in their
rooms found themselves or while relieved from
thcIn all day
II II expected that at noon to-day Red Cloud will
denver an address Ia Cooper Institute IN the Sioux
language.
CHICAGO, juno i5 spotted Tail Swift Bear, Yel-
low mar and Fast Bear, the Indian Chois arri we'd
N this city this morning, anI lett this afternoon for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
NEW JERSEY.

Elizabeth. "
foot race between amateurs, In Lincoln Park.
Newark, for purse OF $50 a side, stopped BY tns
police yesterday.
During tho thun Ter storm last evening the three
story building owned BY l'hiip sulie at it0 belmont
avenue, Newark, was struck by lightning.
Tho remains OF Mrs Rachel Ball. which were
buried Ia the Old Newark burying ground In i73 wero
Yesterday disinterrcd The skull ard several bones
were perfect
child was found In a basket In Belleville avenue.
Newark. with paoer tied TO its arm upon which
written the name and address OF the father
violent thu nder storm passed over Elizabeth
last evening, the lightning ana artillery destroying tho
tower OF the Broad street Baptist Church. striking
erAl houses and damaging the shipping In the port.
James williams, = clerk at 9I New YORK avenue,
Newark and yery reSpeetsbiy connected AFTER having
failed yesterday IN attempt TO hang hms II white
locked up In the city Jail for intemp stabbed
him self seriously In tho left breast