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OBITT.fRT.
Death ofn Promising Journalist.


The death OF George Waknman calls upon u,
to record the obituary Of one who by HE GENIAL
qualities OF heart won many frierds and now has
many mourners. He died on Saturday morning at
bis residence in Harlem. after suffering from Sc.
we're attack OF pneumoni,.
Mr.. WakemGn wac born in Greenfield Hill Conn
in February 1891. and so soon a. lie reached hi,
sixteenth year, having IN nclinaton that was almost
a pnssion for literature, lie came to New York.
where lie acquired knowledge Of senography.
While equipaing himself for journalism in It's
most comprehensive sphere he contributed readable
stories tn the Ledger and other weekly papers,
When Il = V0Ild IS established he attached him.
self TO its San OF rep reTs Ills unrcmtinr nnnIi
Gallon in the performance Of ~. iss willie worklne
IN that capacity was notable. He loved his work
On one occasion while nj Albany and uuus>istod ho
reported rerbdtim two hours speech Of
10 Nln Puren, wrote II out In long hard
and telcgraphed Il 10 New York in tine ior
tho 1rcss. On anC' her occasion col John w.
! rncy mounted rus.run in Pul1jelpNia during
Jonnscn's Convention, AMI, in one of lis most
caustic radical SPEECHES, urecd upon tie ND Ito
N"keman VAS present, and couli hear every
word Of The spcccl. hui ha len lis note book al
his room. II tle uncertain lfit OF htful flicker.
ihc IS lgmp, lu-tied hy a fursing crowd he noted
eyery word OF the narlncue upon his shirt colhr
and cuffs anu uDun TIE remnant Of n envo'oDe
With loving devotion g. his ork. he had virtuons
passion for quaint rotes and queries and had accu.
WUl ted lir.c collection oi rare scrlps which he
articles. Locked up In lis scrlpbuok are notes tnat
an antiquarian would delight In. Mr.. Waterman he
came tho Official stenpgnpher of the New YORK
Senate iu 1sS and last year was ms ie oria steuo
until hl, DEATH llo was one of the most promineut
young Journalists IN the city.
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WESLEY ALLEN's LAST EXPLOIT.
-Four DAYS In the Sewers-Ainrm in Auburn
Prison-AIIen's Punishment or his 4 cnpe
from sing Sing-PrisOu Breakers Bmned.

-Four DAYS In tbr Sewers-Ainrm In Auburn
Prison-AIIen'sP Puni-hment or his l. cnpe
from sing Sing-PrIson Brr alScIs Bnlned.
AUBURN, March lS.-The usual quiet of our
city has been interrupted hy the rumored escape Of
FIVE cOnvcts from the prison. The citizens believed
tat the men mad seereted themselves Somewhere
about the city and were awaiting an oppoItune mo-
ent To make sure their csc pc. ON Monday aftor-
the conylcts were missed. One OF the leyant
ing party l. New York boy, who has lonr yaunted
his ability 10 escape from tue most Vigantlv guard
ed prison, and who until consigned To this prison
dehed justice and Judges. lie belongs to the Al en
family and Was convicted Nov. 10. lsls of grand lar
coly and sentenced 10 four and seven months.
His name j. Wesley Alien, alias Charles Lngley,
lle was trims etrel TO IN, ill-"n trom Sing Sing
Abont tLree months ago NE e-c4ue1 with another
nonNlct Ni'chell; and Aver wandering through the
rDuutrg or two "r three dr. =, numhcd by cold and
Anlshrg with hunger, hi, con radc sutrer deicd
lim 10 the authorities nearly dead. For TINS c-capc
Allen has been undergoing punishment, being OBLIGED
10 Mea' "A ht!Ny IRON chain; abd II MS eupI POSED
mat NAT imuedlneut vas sufficient to prevent q
repetition Oi hi Hence. The other men Aoiu from
ne interior OF the state, aud 30 not knowu to your
city.
On Thursday night at about o'clock, four Of
Tie csca! ell men lett then hiding place inside the
salls, On the south tide ui TIC yard, under the
iOc, Immediately over the sewer, The latter
oeng entered by them thruurh what u-cd to
% he WLecl-pt ut n old carue' shop This sewer
eads 10 Wal street, and wa, explored By the tuci-
uyCs In the ma tore uf tudIus In rXit. When tho
men hrs ,hoNcl Themselves they were attempting
to Ect oN.r l." north " 10, having tlukcu oIen tho
cellar and taken some Val .er- to aid IN getting over,
Wnen disuuyriel bi the guard on the wal three
ihois we're hrca at l"eh and tley at once He'd to
lhe guards Kept -n,ci wa.ch for their reappcar.
ance, hut wien ain r,'Hl' WaS uifIH hul door,
wucre they surrendered. itcJ were uclrly frozen
and we've suerinH rom nN.o3urc and uun tr. heir
bodies were clOucd Withui.t uhcl had attached to
tiein from passing up and down he hoNer, They
had clean clothiu. aud warm iood given them. and
seemed hnlpi to iureso conlcmulhted escape ior
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A HRBREW WEDDING.
stylish Ceremony IN the Thirty-fourth Street
svnnaosue-A Gathering Of the Beautiful
Daughters OF Isra ola necting Address bv

svnnaogue-A Gathering Of the Beautiful
Daughters OF Isra ola necting Address bv
the Rev. DR.. vid uer.
The congregation Of Benai Jeshuruu assembled
In worry large numbers yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the wedding ceremonies Of Mr. Louis Worth
and Miss Mary Bernstein. The synagogue In Thirty.
fourth street. between Broadway and Seventh ave-
nue. s strictly orthodox, and at the Sabbath services
the farer half Of the worsbippers, according 70 i'm
memora, custom. take their seats In the galleries
But on the occasion Of wedding this rule is abro-
gated, aud the fair daughters Of Judah seat them
selves among the sterner ser. As the former are
proverbially beautiful. and the congregation mum.
bors among its members many Of the leading
Hebrew families Of the city, the display was ex-
treme,y attractive
The canopy under which the couple soiemnising
the contract stand very rich ana Beautiful being
Of blue damask, with heavy valance and fringe.
Six immense candles OF the purest wax were lighted
around the sanctuary, where the readers desk,
craped for the death OF Mr.. Kramer, bad
been Temporarily removed. DR. vidsuer, the
rabbi, and the reader, Mr.. Rubens, were
clad In rich robes. At 8 o'clock the bride sp.
ed by four bridesmaids She wss dressed in laven.
der silk D,Oire, with EuTenie trail tine corsage cut
dtooiletS aud trimmed with sprigs Of orange bios
SONS and broad old point lace A coronal OF orange
blossoms decorated her hair and this was surmount.
cd hy blonde fall which reached TO the ground.
The bridesmaids were Miss Minnie Bernstein her
sistor, dressed In app'e-grcen silk trimmed with
point lace Miss Fannie Jaroslavski, In white tara.
tan cut FOWpdd0ur with blue satin ovcrskirt Miss
Jennie Lasker In a most exquisite dress OF cert nil
satin, perfectly new shade aud very suitable to her
clear eompexion aud hne features. II was trimmed
with lace, and cut dtcoisiS. fhc fourth bridesmaid
was Miss Tulie Clifton. attired In wnte corded six
trimmed with cherry cOoreG satin. The young wp-
men were escorted by Messrs Meyer Fink, s. AS
cheir Ed. Bernstein, an Julius Lssker.
Prior to the ceremony the Rev. DIR. Nidauer deliv.
cred short address 20 the youn- coupe. which wa
go affecting that the bride and bridesmaid and half
the fair spectators were In tears. The service then
proceeded In tie usual manner, the bridegroom
smashing the glass with his loot In gallant etye
Then the friends came up on every side and wished
the young couple Joy: after which all repaired to a
OF tile nappy event.
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legal forfeiture Of the money. but was beaten in
the courts. Kerr only recovered some $4,000
AFTER all.
row JOSEPH JONES = co. wsRs rLEscEp.

= legal forfeiture Of The money. but was beaten In
the courts Kerr only recovered some f13,000
after all.
row JOSEPH JONES q co. WIRE rLE,cEp.
The ;rird carge against Mr. Bailey Is that he re.
ceved $4,000 10 settle the case Ct Jces Co, whole
sale liquor merchants In Whitehall street, and tliat
Government. Tie establishment Of tis hrm was
seized a0Out two years ago by Mr.. Bailey. No state
ment has heen made nbout the dis position oi the
amount retained from the Treasury DEPARTMENT.
A CASE sErrIkD ron FIFTEEN nuSpRED DOLLARS
The next accusation arainst B,ley 4. that he per.
mitted and authorized his head Deputy Mr. Childs,
TO comrromise n case before the Government had
taken sctton thereon. Tne receipt Of Mr.. Clilds Is
- follows:
tofic,al1
81 Chambers street,
once Of the Collector OF lnicrnGl ilevenue.
~ 500 Received New York jan. IT, iSOs, q EmDrose
the Bowory National Bank IA fvll tor nucs clc sub
ny E.s. curIps. Deputy. ''''''''' ~'"''''''
Somehow Or other, the decision Of the Hon. Com.
mis- rlouer WAS not made puoiic, but O'Neills check
was kept.
DEFICIENCY OF t4S,coo IN MS ACCOUNTS
The next charge against Collector Biiley IL that
here was Sstcieney IN NJ, accounts n the Fourth
is said, was called TO this fact, and he
mad" private investrdton Of the affairs
of the late Collector, aad withheld rather did not
give, the evidence TO the rubic. This trouble, how
ever, was rcred TO rest It'll Mr.. Bailey became
Collector ofthe 1hirtv.secord District when II was
again revived. Il T. aycrred that MIR Bailey intend.
et 20 make m the deficiency While IN the Thirty
second District
The above. with other charges, a~rcsrs 10 have
removed any confidence Vhilh Mr.. Banhcd may
have previously teposet in Mr Bailey. aud he acted
accordingly. Ec Transmitted tie result OF his ex.
aminHtiors to Washington, and the result was Bal
iey's removal and nirht.
These are only H tew out Of many coses. Gen.
Pc sartoE viii probably suspend all the suits begun
rs Bailey.
rnH CrniR or sUsPENsfoS
WAsUtNuToN. MurCh 21-'lie removal Of Coliecto r
Bailey it appears. vas resolved upon by Secretary
Buufwel over ten days aio and Il would have been
elected promuly but Tor the fear OF u,
hNing an Improper effect upon The Fuller
q n trial. A. soon t. eeran announced
the acquiual OF Judge Fullerton. On rider OF rus.
tension against Bailey WAS made out anil his succe-.
ser nominated to the Senate. soon anerWard tel.
a-Tam came from solicitor Ban1e,l, that Bailey
couldn't be found, and IN oruer was at
once issued that he should take charge OF
dVried on because Of his conduct in c se- arisin,
recently sud not ON account OF any developments In
the Fdl,et,Sn 'rial. The Government does not yet
know II ne l. t'sUlter, but the probability is thai
| he Is and has been eSee since he was transferred
| from the Fourth District
RvNOR OF SUICIDE.
1t was ruworcd late last night that ssiley hat
| committed suici e.
solicitor Banded len this city last night for Wash
| .uston
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rHE PoyTIFF,s PERpLExIrIEs.
Practical Cessation of worh In the couuc,

Practical Cessation of Work IN the Council
Intil the Pope can Hear from France
No Mass for the soul of ho1taIrmb ,rt.
Row, March 2)-lt is believed that the alb
sancc Of 20 Marquis of Bonneville will last three
weeks. The discussion,in tie Council on the twen-
trone oinons Of the Church will not begin until hs
returns to Rome. The answer to the uoe OF Count
d. ru demanding tie admission OF French Rcprc-
sentative 10 the Council has not yet left Rome.
Tho Pore forcbaue the French prclaIes from cec-
bratiug for the soul Of the Count do Montalem-
bert considering II denomination of hostility to
the Gcumenical Council An Italian Bishop oficiat-
ed and the Pore attended in one Of tre gnllories.
A. the ceremonies took place while the Council was
IN actual session, few Of the Bishops could assist.
The arrival H. expected here uf an agent OF All
pasnl chatrcd with obtaining concessions TO calm
the AGITATION Of the Atmenians, caused by the in-
irngem,nt Of their privileges by the Papa Court.
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NED JEASEI.

In Orange on SATURDAY.. Henry Kent an insane
nan, shot and moita,ly wounded d IL chnd named sma.
ley.
Mrs Kohlhas- was severely injured in Pater.
son on saturday by n mas OF spoS railing upon her
from root.
The West End horse railroad cars nre draped in
mourning mark OF rtspcCt TO MIR. Conkiin the de.
ceased Superintendent fthc road.
Louis Phillips, ot iiarwitchport, Mass, captain
and owner " the schooner una Rllyaheth was Eiod
BY falling through trestle work IN hobokcn.
Mr.. O. W. Tubbs has received the contract for
paving Newark avenue, fhznDcth. with the rrncklo
bank Trainer wooden pavement The avenue is one
mile long and nearly one hundred feet vide
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Yesterday afternoon J. L. Garbrecht. of Ninth
street, near Third avenue, Brookyn. committo 1
suicide by shooting He appeared ~ usual at the
dinner table. aitor which he retired to his room
The discharge Of listol attracted the attention Of
the family aud some Of them going into his apart.
mcnt found him dying the 40 =, having shot him
self In the r. ion OF Tho heart He "a wears old
unmarried, ana a native Of New Jersey lie was of a
dceuiy religious tern OF mind, and member OF the
Lutheras Curch For some months past he mad
been labcrinE under a severe cold. and seemed TO
have gwen way to settled me.anc aoly
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Mr. Stuc, p. Bancroft, ln OLD and wei known
merchant OF philadelphia, dcd m that city on Satur
day, aged % wears.
Francis LCusada, Engsh Consul for Massachu.
set ana Rhode Island since 1853, dian Boston on
suiuidAy, aged "a years.
The teachers OF the schools Of the Ftst Ward have
passed In culogy OF then associate the late
Mr.. james u, Il, amor.
Gen w. \. Dudley, formerly President OF ua
Lousve, GMclru1t ami LeAln- ton Ia. road. died 10
Lexington, Ky on ~Itlr lay
Tho lato James b. lhurston, OF Brooklyn, was
lur ed Yesterday uor lis residence no III htrcnih
ttrrrt lie nhd llvci t wears uou lt fhe tine 10 the
sHy'.h Ward OF Sew Nore. Ho v.. n'rI 900 thi- CIV
and s father aud un, lp- pm ticlpa t the fryuutol.
HfA war lnc m the var ~ l-l NJ. iu4rt 10 We at
= ID L
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABAEs

Mecklenburg has ratified the treaty for the uboii
ton OF the Scheldt dues
The Portuguese Government will send an cxpedi
tlon to restore order NJ Macao.
King William OF Prussia received the eldest son
OF Mr. BurlnEamc on saturday
Tho Peuiusuar and Oucrtal sicamer Snnda re-
Gently ran into ana m'Wcdllto, tnuk the North Ger
man ship Carrie Jane, Inc crew were saved.
From IiuCo, Nagasak, and Osaka there are terri
bic "A counts of native Cmetun Per sccutIuus uuI dc
porlluons, Sex and family ties wholly dsre
garded.
The Marquis OF BanrCyillr, tho Rumlu Amra-sa
dor, Hs expected TO HINr lu lnr- YESTERDAY Ito lu,
received r0hUf Tor r'Ai days ana ma, prVu sumoncu
to parls tor consultation
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Ths Mysterious ID appearance of Pros
v.-pus Business Man.

On the cath Of las, month, Mr.. Edward Flan-
and shoes. went from his home ;: S.s East Twen.
ieh street, saying that he was going TO s~s vne Of
is employees, VITO was sick. Tie had spent 'he
morning In his store, at si+ Broad way; but In tho
Afternoon he did not visit the store One OF his
Corning friends, who was In the city parted with
Mt. fannery in Third avenue at about q o. clock on
tie afternoon Of tho disappearance, and another
lficne saw him at about o'clock that afternoon
Ia, up town. stepping into Broadway car saying
tHal lie was going TO his store, and louce TO ure-s
for the Ninth Regiments battalion dr In the even-
Ing. lie had little money, and no vaiuAble.. lie Is
ased 80 years. His home relations were pleasant,
HIS family know nothing Of bis MhereAbouts.
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W.ISHINGTON GOSSIP.

There is a clear majority OF Tho Senate against the
Dominican treaty,
Tire House Naval Committee on Saturday had u
long discussion over the naval rank question:
An effort Is 10 be made 10 close the general do
bate on the Tarin bin before the expiration Of the
week.
The principal Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation have
demonstrated against terri urin form OF government
and the aOroHauon of existing treaties.
Tho Navy Department arc daily In receipt OF let
from the relatives Of the victims of the Oneida dsas
tea No answers are TO be sent untll complete and ON
olal reports arrive
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~ ieddo. on the tih and 5h of February between
aOtOHud 5000 houses were burned.
. =. q. CoTstork's paper min IN West Stocthriigc,
Mass was burned on thursday nkLt. Lo,s s,j.OOJ.
Mr.. Francis Slteito's barn, Walton a,l Juliet
streets. West Morihania was burned Yesterday morn.
llE, " 1880
Hayden Brothers dry rood- house IN Louisville
Was burned on FRIDAY nj ~. los. $1,000 Michael
CHARGE ot arson.
= Merry a Co.'S bleaching and dyo works, In
Ihwtucrri Ngrc lurnet ou satrilfy Li.ht rs tho ev
p!oron @. 1 eve The kreNe was Nhed with warn irf
bthchl- ~ rk"lu bCCAiuc w"1sei in the steam
conducting pic, causing the disaster. Los. 5000.
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Christ tophcr keybourn >. Rat PIT, and tho
Preaching there Yesterdiy.

In the Dog Plt MISSION House, the Rev. VIM.
Boole was the preacher yesterday. The place has
been partially fitted up for the reception OF inmates
and thirteen have been admitted. The rooms on
tie second floor are substantially furnished. One
serves a kitchen; the other l. the apartment OF
tho matron, Mrs. Ha icy; third Is Assigu ed to
Mr.. Little, one OF the missionaries The third floor
contains the bedrooms Of the inmates. The fourth
floor II as yet empty aud diapidated. Nothing
has been done to the famous q" pit" In the rear.
Rrmor has II that Kit Burn, whose real name Ia
Christopher keybourne, Is about TO open another
rat pit Kit is Dublin man. Ills aged hther lives
IN the house with lin, and patronizes the mission
house on the other side OF the way instead Of the
one next door.
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PERSONAL INrELLIGENcE.

TIE Rev. william Y. Collins pastor Of the Meth
odst ChuIch In Fair llavrn, was struck by parGysis
soon after beginning his Heruun yesterday mo- ming.
until morning
We are authorized by Mr. David Smith 10 state
that he not present at the recent heroic conflict he
Wcen Gen Hchn l. Batcmau and Col. George Jorl tan,
winch took place ht the New urk lloc. on 1ucsdW W
morning lWt. We sincerely cundol" wuh Nr, Smith
upOn hl. absence upon that memorable occasion,
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Sergeant Davis has taken the CdyiCc of TINS
NJN ~ moved NJ poor ri-uu'r- f'um ne a i'e'ty
rear wing ot the building IN Mulberry street kro ,n
- tue House Of Detention. H., huihIpc sergeant
Las Given them comfortable quarters IN the irout
building. where they can teau, play donnoes, aud
have al they desire except their liberty. Ire SER
geant had nineteen of thes. persons In the dismal
den yesterday. Crime, poverty.
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Just before midnight on Saturday three scoun-
dre's entered Samuel seaman's grocery, At o. Var
rick street, and one made small purcha-e and or.
derel It sent 10 Watts street The clerk was sent
with the articles purchased and when he had gore
ore ol TIE rum 1ns called Mr.. Setnan from behint
.. 'oun cr, urctor r" t'lt he wanted to purchase
n hnN. Mr.. seaman ws Snockci down. and the
thieves would have robbed him. hut we've frightened
Ny iuoi~'ou- which they Supno.yd 90 Doe those o he
clerk returning, and decAmped Mr.. Seaman had a
large sum o. money.
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BROOh Yk.

The late Joseph W. Harper left t3G5,OOo
A jury In the Supreme Court on saturday gave
Geo, snydera verdict OF tl 057, Agt. Howes Macy.
bAnkers. OF New York.
John Lynch, the indicted canvasser Is not Justice
Lynch n erroneonsy stated on Saturday but clerk
IN the Coroner's Office.
The work OF the Brooklyn bridge was begun on
Saturday by me launch of the Immense caissOn from
hesss' WeDJ Bells ship NaTd IN Greenpont
The Lala' cite avenue Presbyteiln Church (ReV.
7. l. "a, ler'sl have received one hundred member.
during me present revival. This large church now
uuulbtT, / 80 COmmunicau T.
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LATEST L.iBOR NEWS.

The cabinet makers, uphOlstCTcrs, Uoli-hcrs and
gilders aIe forming cooperative association.
The taioIs who WORK tor manufacturers met yes
t"fdAy and res lypd 10 organize with the JourLeymon
tallurs TO obtain increased wages.
The cabinet makers VINO have received 81 day
for ten houis work, demand a. for eight hours, II not
conceded to-day theY viii strike.
he schooner Hlt,ic Howe has been chartered by
the Hyde Park Association ~ take out their nTst
colony. 90 Ar hes 10 North Carolina, Al lhur-dny
The cignr makers in NicLos, and Straitot, Smith
a storms actoric. In Pearl street, and Reeds m Doy
street. numbering lO6 are on sTlke agalns ia reduction
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WILL SPAIN SUE FOR PEA CEs

De II odns md Napoleon Arrange n Peace
Mission to Nuevitns.
HAVANA, March 20.-Capt Gen. DE Rodas, &C.
companied by Secretary Fernandez and Gen. Ferrer
de Cunto, OF the Nsr York CTOnisfd, and his 'uli
staff sailed this afternoon for Nuevitas. On his
ri iya there he viii proceed e. Puerto Principe The
length OF time lie Intends to he absent not known.
Gen. NAPOLEON Aranso, late OF the rebel army. ar.
rived in Havana this morning, aud sale with tho
CaptalnGeuerIl to aid him Ntn lis iutuenCC in tho
restoration VI peace
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Gunpowder Piot In san Pr ,pci-co.

san FRAScisco, March ZO.-UnknoNn persons
last ui-At attempted to blow up the rc-ILrn,t Of %.
FelciHn Consul. lie Consul j. now on a visit TO
kurupe, and his res dence Nus occupied by several
well known citizens. The building was con-i 4ef.
ably damaged, but no one was injured
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Tammany on the Death of GtIian G. Yer.
paugk.

The Tammnnv Society, on Saturday afternoon,
took action on the death o. Ggliln e.. Nerularck
Richard O'Gorman, Jud"c Fowler Gen. Henry
storms. John j. Dimond and a Lu,ohcr 81 other
M"lErown member Il the Society were pre-en'.
Fmar ncl u. lrt presided. Mr. llart stated the oh.
Jcct Of ne meeting Mr. o'GDTman SPOKE briefly
but happily oi NJ. Ncrllancl,s rolle character aud
It was then resolved TINT the TImmany Society 10
ted to attend the iunera Whicn j. to take
O'GorEan was aupointed Chairman oI a COMMITTEES
10 make al arrangements.
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The latest triumph for woman is the approach.
Ing graduation Of Miss smith, a colore1 griduit o
the Noman's Medical College In Second avenue,
where she has studied hard tor three years past and
borne all her expenses out Of former savings a
public school teacher In this city. Her parents re
eide IN Brooklyn. and are in comfortable circum.
stances, but she has not asked a dollar from them
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The FAN OF n Church Floor.

FALL RIVER, March 20.-Ihis afternoon, while
large congregation were assembled In an iucom-
piete French Catholic house OF worship to witness
the blessing Of the cornerstone the floor gave way
and about 600 people fell twelve feet into tie cellar
Tive We or 4 teen are known to have had limbs
broken and many others are injured.
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Narrow E.cn pc OF Miner. from Death.

'ScR,SroS, Pa. March 90 On Thursday night d
serous accident occurred e. Delaware and Hud-
son Canal SLalt No /, known l, KCrh's shat, situ-
nled near Plymouth. by witch ten men were sei-
Ousy, though not fatally injured. From some de-
rauremeut In the machinery, the carriage, on which
wns car containing the ten men, started down the
shaft without the countcrbclaucing weight. Before
u reached the bottom the brakes were applied but
not quick enough To stop the carriage %. ough its
tan was much lcssened In velocity. Tho shafi is
three hundred and sixty feet deep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-21

san Francisco, March 20-The funeral of Cap
tain W ams, OF The Oneida, took ulacr iu Naka .ia
on The S.h Of Fcuruirv. The ceremonies were vtrF
imposing. Minister Del NJ ana Lieut.. Commauutr
Mullan were the CHIEF mourntrs. The Fictch, Pru~-
sion, and English Minister, the Admiral of the
Eugish Navy, und military and naval officers OF
Nttous nalienaiites the consular II III aud latEy
cOuCJursv Of civilians were la attendance