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JOITINGS 4BOUT TOWN.

mad dog was killed in mont of No, 5s Beokmas
STREET yesterday,
David Olayin, aged 81, was drowned in the East
River, OF Finy-elghth street, yesterday,
The cotton merchants hav combined 70 remedy
the abuses in thoir trade In this city.
Jessie Embro fell from the uppor story Of No. 05s
Hast sixteenth street, yesterday, and was Killed
Sheridan, the wife murderer, is TO be called up
to-day for trial in the Court Of oyer and Terinincr,
william Hllet, OF Sol Fast Sixty.fourh street. was
SsSss SsSss'' IN the East '0' ''''''a'' near his resi-
Msry Kendal, aged % a confirmed inebrl,to, OF
No. e James street died on SATURDAY night 10 the
A portion Of communion service, heavily ,ilves
gii awaiting An owner at the police station m East
David Glayin, OF Second avenue and Pitty.nintA
street yesterday morning. was drowned
head % bstSsen aud h"SS ." Streets. East Esss
Kryer, fell through hole and was drowned
Letters between the United States and tho pro-
ynces OF vsncouvers leland and British Columb are
to DO forwarded after July at six cents per half
Benjamln Carroll. who was injured several days
ago the corner OF 1881 street and Tenth avenue, bi
fte stone falling on him, died yesterday at Believes
Mary J. A. Connors, of Boston, apoled for lods-
ing saturday night fcr heelf and child AZ lo Ed
found ds.d IN bei.
Leonard SAM Of lis Second ,yonue, Jumping rom
Third avenue car % SnS IN %SSbS Sa.bSi n.E rSbinH IL
the opposite direction.
August Lumpp, aged thirteen, while playing on the
roof 52 Ludlow street story housc fell to the
sidewalk, striging Charles Wander, OF iiS Orchard
street. breaking his leg.
We would inform Cuban sympathizers that tho
Cuban rafie BONA ade Tickets cap be bought At Y
and so Brosdw.y EvsIy cent o. ne n money sei'ed
Patrick Foley, hostlor in the employ OF COlem,n.
FsGnG G sSISd S.tsIsSss sns TSTGSs Tsnn sna ~ ,ns
with his skull cru,hed In. having eyidennY bceh
kicked TO death by horse.
Daniel Webster Lodge, mo. H I. O. Free Sons OF
nlHht cd IN NJ tnan
Emanuel Marx, Vice Grand David slye mGn. iTeord d,
Ing Secretary joseph hnderson Financial Secretary
BeI Inard Manner, Treasurer,
| Mrs Cnroiine r. Vrcoland. confined In the Tombs
for murderous assault Kobcr' schroedct whns
lArIng up aud down the prison yard OF lItnTiki, Tcw
acTss hcT tnron knifr VII ch nivh a. "" UN'e bcsn
A OF lou soar. Shr ilirhl'nc1 a.. MslfOb oI 'ho
| IOuibS, hut everybody c-" 6tN ilUulNh I't
| stafford Iron anl Sulphur rrNlHr- tayI3'ratS
the body anJ tuiify the OiOOl AIf
The sun., 1870-06-27
SUNDAY WHISKEY.

Yesterday afternoon, a gang OF New York roughs.
while passing down Palisade avenue. West Hoboken
insulted two gentlewomen, Several gentlemen passing
interfered, and the turned upon the Young men
and beat them numerically Oficers Ferri- and DENLY
dubbed the rufnans OF, and took them into cutody
Early yesterday morning. Thomas Kerriyan, John
Berry and Edward Ham, who had been drinking quar-
relied In Hudson avenue, near York street Brooky n
them. when OF them drew pistol and shot him the
ball enter his right side and woundng him seriously.
He taken 10 the City Hospital aud tue Others were
arrested
The sun., 1870-06-27
rx,s,,.,ve Robbery Of Freight.

ALBANY, juno &s.--FOr several months past past
quantities Of freight setes nom the paeEsses
and the matter was placed In the hands Of Sun dsIsc
tives. On searching four houss. I'd large ouanti
oS sbos. Soots r,bSr ,Sona S1 seSo Goods hats
caps, furs, boxes Of plug tobacco writing o. .teS
switchman named Stephen Manahan was am a
and he made fell confession. implir ating othc.
brskemen ou the freight train. The brokemen have
made their escape, but will DO pursued. The rob
berries, Il Is estimated, have amounted to many
Thousands of dollars.
The sun., 1870-06-27
MURDER IN NINTH STREET.
A Jealous Husbands Attack upon his WIFE, =
Visitor.

Visitor.
Last evening the fifteenth Ward was The scene
Of u fatal stabbing enray, arising from Jealousy.
Edmand Faure, aged 80, has for come time past been
jealous OF the attentions paid by his wife Rugenie to
Alphonse Joyzeau, much younger man, whom be
accused OF having had criminal intercourse with her
They all resided In the same house. al II West Ninth
street, and the men have several times quarreed.
Last evening the two men met tine street In front
Of the house, and some words passed between them,
whei, according to Faures story Joyzeau strucL At
then drew bowie-krife and cut and stabbed Al
phonse In the face, the pont OF the knife striking
the check bone, and passing downward, cut through
the cheek; then being thrown backward by the Jaw
bone, and entering the neck. severed the jugular
vein The wound was Dire 7sed BY surgeon, and
the Victim taken to Bellevue Hosptsl. Faure
WAS arrested by Ofhcer FlAnnery, and locked up in
the Fifteenth Ward Police Station,
The sun., 1870-06-27
PERSONAL INrEZLIGEyCE.

The Hon. A. B. Cornell has been nominated to tts
Assistant Treasurership In New York
The Hon Calvin It. Huriburt Superin tendent OF
the Post once building, has returned TO Washing.
ton.
The beautiful poem The Children" which Is bs-
ing generally reprinted about the country credited 10
the lamented Charles Dickens, really written by
Charles NJ. D!cxcnson. Young aud able lawyer of
binzhamton,
The Hon "A. Conkiiny, Geo. IT, Moore. .Esq, OF the
Historical Society, and other prominent New Sorkcrz
are at the Delaware Water GAP The Gap ~ tho
mo-t delightful places OF resort In country
and the Kntatinny House has scarcely rival among
The sun., 1870-06-27

Gen. Reynolds learns tb=t o. s. Bell, formerly
. Union scout. and ;ifacipal Southern spy for
duty near Clinton. De Witt County, Texas was
pursued BY i've mounted men, and, Il Is supposed
kl5sd. silver mountedrevolver, engraved " G. 8.
Bell, Union Scout" was found on the spst where
the murder Il believed 70 have been committed. A
party OF United States troops, near by, learning OF
the shooting. and who declared TINT he saw two
Of Bells shots take effect upon bis assaiants made
examination Of the spot. and Il seen that The
murderers, after the shooting. had dragged the
mangled body nearly 80 feet 10 the bank OF tho
Guadalupe river adjoining, an pushed 1; over the
The sun., 1870-06-27
CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

Carl II. Muon shot and killed himself on Friday
Al Woodlawn Cemetery. Boston. He was visiting the
grave Of his wife.
:, terrible conflict took place In harvest neid at
Hollis, Peoria county Illinois Friday afternoon, in
Ehc1 nlne persons were probably fatally wounded.
i1ehioks' knives. clubs, pistols. and other weapons
The body OF an unknown man. about 90 years OF
t, was i0une hanging 70 tree In the woods skirtng
~ ~ sanrdey morning. 10 pocket was found tcTsp
VI paper pm which was written the Charles Obin
The sun., 1870-06-27
The wlckede., City In Now Jersey.

nghting with half drunken men Tho beer gardens
and saloons were filled with the dsvotees OF Bac-
chus, and the streets eful OF reeiing, staggering
brutes. At 70 O'Clock . row broke out In Hinderer's
saloon the Centre street depot, which was sup
pressed b. Chief Peckweil aud Lieutenant yo'k.
ezsuslon fron up the Hudson river, q riot broke
out at the steamboat lauding. The evening air was
made hideous with the songs and blasphemies OF the
drunken brigade. Ciuzeus on their way to ehurch
crowded of the sidewslks by ganEs OF cruz ken
loaiers. Bands OF music were playing and flags fly
ing in the various beer gardens.
The sun., 1870-06-27
THE INCOME TAX BURIED.
The Senate Finance Committee Abandon
their Pet Scheme-How the Income Tai
Deficiency IL TO be Supplied.

Deficiency IL TO be Supplied.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Senate Finance
Committee sent for Secretary Boutwell, yesterday
and informed him that aer the decisive vote 10 the
Senate on the Income Tax the Committee had con.
cluded TO abandon their contest for It's retention.
They propose TO make up the amount by Inserting
tho tax grossreceiptso lcgAcies euccossions,
and restoring tile duty on sugar, and tho special
iaIcs. They will also 90 over the free list In the
tariff section, and strike ont such articles viii
materially reduce the revenue. They will mature
the bill on Monday morning
There are two Rings husify at WORK, ono to got the
tax on whiskey put up, and acothsf beaded BY the
strikers OF the New York Errse railroad Companies
who want to eonitue their collections OF one cent
Ger fare under r:eience Of paying eighth OF cent
per iare Ger 10 the Government, but the House,
however,, will have something to say on this bill
Yhsn II returns. Many members think that a.
stib 900 900 has been collected this year. and the
appropriations for next will be about ts'O, 900 OOO
seventy to eighty millions will not be too large
a reduction at tHis time.
The sun., 1870-06-27
Wholesale Arrest of Free-Tbinkers and
Free-Doers ut the Eivsian Fields.

Recently. on Sundays, the Elysan Folds Of
gang OF roughs and disreputabe women, whose
conduct has become so Objectionable that IL has been
almost an impossbility for respectable persons TO
walk through the woods. Justice Hope determined
TO put 4 STOP to all such proceedings, and week
ago issued stringent orders 10 the ofhcers TO keep
close watch and arrest all persons violating the
laws. Some twenty arrests we're made yesterday,
aud the prisoners were hDed by Justice Hope.
The sun., 1870-06-27

Late on Saturday night Mr.. Patrick Leshy,
aged about IS years, OF CO Condit street, Newark,
had a dispute with James MeManemy. OF IL Hunter.
don street. Leahy followed McManemy to his door.
kcManomy turned upon him and dealt him blow
on the head. alter which he fed. The injured mans
skull was fractured. The blow was doubtless dealt
With an axe which was found near the spot. Last
@ onGg Justice Mills took LeahSs deposition. II
vas thought that be could not live till morning.
The sun., 1870-06-27
Hudnurs Therm ometer on Sunday.
$50 . 4 srss IL Av.s.s..
a % s. % SSX tNk 81 70 s1H

3 q I, u sGx = ssx s. u Avss.'A sTs
Thomas Fogerty died yesterday In this clly from
sunstroke. Thomas Commerton AGED y died sud
denly In the street Saturday James Morrissey In
Ryan's boarding house on BroajwSy: and bridget
Murphy, = domestic, at ITO bowery, Ail from the
heat.
three days has been % degrees.
Washington had its hottest day OF the season yes-
terday. The glass ranged from SO TO 81 degrees.
From Philadelphia the information comes that
yesterday was one OF the hottest aays ever known,
the mercury rising TO 0S degrees.
In Scranton they bsve been having warm time
ut Thomas Edwards OF spring Brook died from
OF IKE. and boy was prostrHted from the same
sunsti,
cause. ~ OF ass West Thirty sixth street,
Harvey Fr., corner Of S6th street and Eighth
overcome al tho
avenue nd insenaibe In Nassau
An unknown boy fo~- T"-pitai.
street Taken to Bellevue H. Flttery.
Doric Meyers, prostrated on tho I Of the Beck
Thomas Mcbrnth, overcome In ffos,
man street Police station. suddenly
Bridget Murphy, aged 30 domestic, dieT =
at 40 BoWery
Adoph Frcrer died suddenly ct Sii West TiSSRtv'
sixth street.
The sun., 1870-06-27
Fourth Of July Balboa Racing.

The citizens Of Pvughkeepsie intend TO dedi-
cate the Soldiers Memorial Fountain the Fourth
OF July, with appropriate exercises. The chief
event Of the day Is to be between Profss sor
squire In his balloon Atlantic, and Herr Alexander
10 his balloon Flying Cloud. The aeronsut who
safe down, will receive gold medal. -" Local Ascsn.
sions arc also announced TO be made, with Q rope
attached 900 feet long. This Is perhaps hgurstive
mode OF intimating that the people Of the negbor.
hood wilf1ave rope enough given them, aud viii DO
generally elevated on the occasion.
The sun., 1870-06-27
The Most Remarkable Of All Arrests for
Shooting.

John FitIgiobon, Of 8I2 East Forty sixth street,
appeared before Justice Coulter yesterday morning
In tho Yorkvie Police Court, and testified that be-
tween - and o'clock he saw James McManus, OF
Sal East Forty sixth street, In room directly oppo
site, With pistol In bis hand, and heard him saw.
Damn you. I will put seven OF them through you =
At the same time McManus fired three shots, the
last ball hitting his wife, Margaret Fitzgbbon who
In bed the OF posite side OF the street at the
time, woundipe her In the body. Justice Coulter
held McManus 10 o., 900 hail.
The sun., 1870-06-27

ALBANY, June ssa.-Govornor Hoffm6n has an.
pointed the following name. nAteons, hnder the
concurrent resolutions OF the last Legislature, Corn
missioners to visit tie several prisons and report on
the question OF convict labor; X. z. Wines, Secre.
tary OF the Prison Association, Thomas feneer.
workngmens union, aud Michael s. Meyers, OF
The sun., 1870-06-27
LATEST LABOR NEWS.

English carpet weavsrs are about to strike.
The North Adams Crispins have bought the shoe
factory OF Smith Co.. snd viii undoubtedly sound the
keynote OF success and the end OF strikes by trying
what virtue there 10 In cooperation,
Tho Tsilors' Society No. = Of Willismsbargh.
s,. "lsr, Vice -Prosiuent John Kaiser. Recording
E3n~ Mayer. TroAsurorj Y. Waylau0. finan'
The sun., 1870-06-27
THE GREAT THIEVES SAFE.
GUSHING THE CoNGREssMKN VINO
DARE STEAL BY BUSDREDS.

-
Tho Rcso,ut,er. which the Lana 0v.bber,
and Cabinet Dickerers supprsssea-Au
Exposure Of the Houenees Of Congress
aud the Administration Who will Pash
these hesetntisns ThrsrshE
"Vrp'poaeoee W. '" =,
".N'NH, s"pe .o'a"e' Pohnos' on-
Gus y, W. eap'o' "e s''Vnisneu 'hs. tns DUE
bribery and corruption In high circles Leading
Congre.smen fe,r tha, you NAV s,,muls,s tbrounh
healthy nublIo oo,nIo,. an nvss,,,,,,on xbIch viii
uncover the tracks OF high onlcials who have been
divorting the public attention from gigantic frauds
anu 'oo', svepoa an ooi,upuon snu or'.eC iu'
vestga,e piesyune Jobs, like the sale Of cadeships,
~Aiie great 'eaders' VINO are
pAh1rAisa pApissf APPOINTMENTS
sn'os o. inc puO' s domain ,nu even n'
n.v ss A., ~. ,,,,,. n,.,.h.r. ,,r, Wh,,,smors.
,.va h.. ,.,s.a .. ,hs,, ,,,,. ain. A.vs been the
,.s .. o.es s,"s ~ [ 60. % !. anr.n,,.. n,,,
| 49, .".,..''e," - soo'~' - W
rod Of ysur.sns. ,s.sssons no,,,os, o.,r.c.%
i. ho,a over ,hess member. and ,sy Oar. no, rebel
| When tho Mp,,,,v Comrn,,,.. a,.s h.v,, ,nxs.,,
eating u. eadotsAip sales, ,sss. oarOs..S.s mem
WIZ ' SECRET rrrrso.
They resolved tina, If bribery was to be invosti-
gated, suci Investigation should begin at the head-
that Is to say, among the leaders, who are making
ehen ooussnu'' Aho no. amons ,e~ po~eI,e's
members who now and then take 500 with which
70 osnu Heeunan scoo'' nouse A' 'n', ms meeting s,
"a ond b.ssd an .hsou,s r.c,s IN Tho no..s..on of
| different members of Congress- They were to be
| to protect their own corrupt Jobs. Tho leaders
heard Of the resolution. Tue, were thrown into
Their introduction will be the
ofnpy man who shall stand up ,na offer them. They
will destroy the Republican party" Such erelams.
.,os,s,0s ,o rs.e,O,oa. @ sas.,'s'a 2 Sp ,Sp u0"
the IIou.e. Tbey had NO ohsmo,on stronr .nonvh
w, o",e e, ANu nv 'asu'p,ou ~ s1o"s enoush'
| .o,n. q, .u,.,,. .,a ,,.n,,,,. Az. .,,.,,,on a,
the people. while great wrong. and Gigantic cases
q, ,r,hnrv 90 .o.s,n,,on a. ,,s nn,.s so,.. "a
in the lower and even with the head Of the nation
70 uppu.isbed,
Said a ms%bo, o, o00xr..,. "a o,r,...,,,,s,
receives $500, pays It over 70 build a freedman
school house. and is debased nom his sea. in the
House, while tie President receives $4,000 from
A. 4. Stewart which contribution enables him to
"A~' s'''' ""H
rHE SALE or HOUSE
which BELONGED to Mr. Bowen. and Mr.. Stewart i.
called 70 tie secretaryship Is damnaoe-it is un-
| bearablc Must wa an bmit ..
|
| These ere the resolutions prepared by Q room
| tr,i of so,tbs,n ,Nanhars "a ~h,.. -. 90 a.
| uu W sVu'"''n "''"oe's' 'no ""'o" "e'e W na'e
| been offered 10 the House In that room yero
-. 49,. IL n.S 60, n" 49,.
The sun., 1870-06-27
SPARES FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

8. J. Elliott has sued Ben Holiday and c. Temple
Emmett for two million dollars.
A war between the Central and Rre Is reducing
freight In six weeks the rate per cattle has
been reduced from t2o to 80 and Friday tho rate
was turtle. reducsdi TO N per car Erie brings sheep
and hogs to the New York market for o ne cent por
head.
The sun., 1870-06-27
The Dissoiving Cabinet,

his family north tonight to spenh the summer at
his place on the Hudson. They expect to return In
September.
The sun., 1870-06-27

LONDON, June 26.--A rumor has been In circu-
iaion on the Continent that Prince Charles Of Rou-
mania, lad been assassinated. tut dispatches from
Bucharest announce that II u false.
The sun., 1870-06-27
The Workinsmen and Rduca,iou.

LONDON, June 96.-A large deputation Of Lon
don workingmen yesterday waited on Mr.. Forster
who explained TO them and defended the Education
bill now before Parliament.
The sun., 1870-06-27
Found with his Thront Car,

AZ about O'clock last evening Isaac Marvin.
i,,', cd ~, Germnn lodger, was found dead in
a. u" NJ throat cGt. lie had not Loeu seen ali
~ ~ ao,i was bro-cn open by Mar'ia DecL
The sun., 1870-06-27

Gradual Ema nci patton In spain.
Madrid, June 28.-lhe Spanish Cortes, before
Its final adjournment, passed. bill for the gradual
emancipation oi slaves In spanish colonies.
The sun., 1870-06-27
The y. N. r. A. d. 9.

Thirty societies were represented yesterday in
the convention Of the Father Mathew T. A. b 3D.
eietiss. Mr.. r. T. Carroll presided. It was Agreed
70 starts fund, BY taxing each member Of the p. NJ
T. A. b. Societies represented In the Convention Ave
cents EACH to sustain such falling societies need
assistance, and to organize Father Mathew socotias
throughout the Usted States.
The sun., 1870-06-27


him had been quashed, and he had been allowed TO
10 scot free while Justice White was compelled to
pay ane Of $500 and cost Of courts.
Sunday Bser-Drinkins Espisits In the wevt-
chester Gardens.
The German population were out In force yes
terday. All the parks, gardens, and halls ~ High
bridge, Meirose, Mott Haven. Morrisanis, and Ire
mont In wss,chss,er county were crowded long
before noon. The notable George Beal, Morrisania's
famous champion beer drinksr, who h more gensr-
ally known - Heppeis Baby was almost ubiqui
tous, and was greeted with smiles and cheers wher
ever be went The champion h youth of twenty.
two, measures ono hundred and ton inches in the
girth aud estimates his capacity st two glasses Of
book bccr 70 lhs inch. Es va. breathing f.in,ly
last evening when the Bur reporter passed the
lestive throns having Just flashed, amid the pau.
tb,rty " n,ns, slss. II was told in confidence that
the infant late n the evening, turned The hay scales
at the cwt notch.
CIuSssps IN the Nipetcenth Ward.
Oficer James Y. Kennsy arrested Michael
Dugan Of East Forty seventh street on Saturday
night Duran was intoxicated, and the oncer says
that be Dugsp) hit him several times on the faoe
and breast while he srrssting him. The ofhcer
thought he would use his CLUB which he did unnsr.
cifuily, cutting q deep Eash In Dugan's head, and
leaving several marks on different parts OF his body
Bu, the worst feature Of tho h that the Sergeant
In command did not send for The Police Surgeon 70
| dress Dugan's wounds. Dugsn's appearance In
Yorkvile Police Court yesterday morning, with his
shirt torn on bis back, his body bruised, and q
deep cash In his head did not speak much In favor
OF Ofhcer Kenney. Justice Coulter adjourned the
examination until Tuesday afternoon. and admitted
Dugsn TO bail
Little Story OF Wateh-sste aiins.
William Bevis, an officer on the steamer MIN
nssota, had his watch, valued st sis, stolen from
| him on . Third avenue car, on Saturday. He had
| John Edwards arrested, but the watch was mol
| found in his possession. When closely questioned
the prisoner confessed he know vino hsd II, bul
would not say. Tho case was placed In the hands Of
the Kightsenth Ward police. and they soon found
| the person who had tho watch then the ofnceri
made an agreement With the thieves that they should
fleece Bevis, and dissuade him from prosecuting
| They obtained from him about 500. This littl,
1 arrangement coming to the knowledge OF Justice
/ Scott, he summoned Bevs before him yesterday
| AID put him under $50 bail
Brooklyn abeut TO speak In behalf Of Cuba,
On Thursday evening mass meeting will b.
held at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music FOR the pur
pose OF expressing the public sympathy OF tn,
American people for the cause Of struggling Cuba
Major Gen. Thomas Jordan and several other prom.
nent speakers are expected 10 address tile meeting
| Donations OF clothing for the suffering and uncat
Cubans will be thankfully received d he Com
mittee OF Cuban ladies appointed fof mat esp ecia
/ purpose.
L n r.. NJ r. A m
The sun., 1870-06-27
pLAcKAAILIs0 EXTRAORDINARY.

Ifths cL..ng Lr,"", me CoU'asrcidi 1dpsrnser
,n 'ualnOlhg Society Lere prove true, they reveal
s%o n eAs'ohcs IN our midst ~ one OF tie most
Ea,-e Of reforming narraed in the annals on crime
T." PREVIOUS nstlnces OF stealing tho livery OF
~ 'Dn 10 serve the devil pale before the exploits OF
AZ AZ H'tSed gang Of black kmaiiers, who have been
l"p merchants and others. Sus pic ions and In.
N'"''es are now followed by explicit aridayta
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
GENERAL NEWS EMS.

In Sonora there Is q premium $500 for Indian
scalps.
A monument to General WinfeScott is to be
erected in Richmond.
The salary OF the Mayor OF Har,urr IA s5oo
The perquisites are from So, 900 to 90 .
There are 200 convicts making cis at the Peri.
tcntart Of illinois. They make aboS 600 weekly.
The new Masonic Temple at the Ger OF ualsted
and Randolph streets, Chicago, Is MY completed
Application has been granted tCessrs. king.
Turner Co for new national bans i.eWigtOwn
Illinois. =
There is ice enough In some ofe rivers IN
northern New England to impede passage Of
lerryboats.
Half fare tickets TO and from chuI both SIM.
DAYS and week days, Is feature Of tstreet rail-
way In the West ~ -
Harry Mech for many years manage the old
Aipahy 4uuocuil, whoso INSANITY Wa1n0unCed
some weeks since. Ii dead.
Major J. Mcclellan Miller, Of Mount rris mi,
formerly major In the Folty-fSurth r9ent Uli
nois volunteers, committed suicide t,nootinp
himself through The head few days ago
Two muscular young women or San ,nc,sco
nave nau MaAihH iuason ioi eooV. hTettng
oVet siAy nucS VAC sdse out, nAen other
waiheu ai "oui iohsoi anu Ihen ciaiineu purse.
During the month Of November the ette, ,riers
In Chicago were occupied as lollows:-Matters
delivered, e20,71 city letters delivered, Ssi:
newspapers delivered, 1S2,350; letters cstes
8l9, $40; paper collected 1922.
Mr. Thomas j. Vaughan, a well knowh,n
builder, died m Philadelphia on Sunday, the
sixty-thrd year OF his age. He had wide rS I'm.
ton, at home and abroad, as a naval constnr
and contributed not Little 10 - tame OF PIel,.
phia in that respect. -
Thousands of men in the lake cities will be Z,
employment during tne' winter months fosa
want Of some supplementary trade or calltS
which they might turn their hands. The bGf
these men are from those who have been os
lakes during the season Of navigation.
1t Is again asserted that the Atlantic and G
western railway Company Is to be reor0an
and run separately from the New York and
road; that IL is ~ be placed In the hands of bo
OF trustees, consisting OF senator Thurman, OF OF
william Stewart Duncan, or New YORK, and Gene
Mcclellan.
The heaviest verdict ever given in Iowa II
breach Of promise suit was that gwen at wave
In the suit OF Isabella A. Smith against J. r. Cal
Dell. The damages were laid at SIC, 900 and the
found for $l80 900. This was The result af an attel
on the part Of the defendant % destroy The chara
or the laats W W. &se #N