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TIE DURAND SCANDAL CASE.

Horrible Treatment Of Wife, If True-Con-
jugal Felicity in High Liie-Motion TO Dis.
charge Durand.
The case Of Mary Durand against Joseph Durand,
her husband, which has on several occasions here
tofore caused good deal OF gossip and comment IN
the fashionable circles or this city again up before
Judge Spencer in the Special Term Of the Superior
Court yesterday. 1t will be remembered by the
readers OF the HERALD that IN the month Of Noyem-
ber last the plaintiff, Mrs. Mary Durand. commenced
an action against the defendant for damages for per-
sonal injury. 1t appeared upon the examination, and
bylanidavts on o motion to set aside the order Of
arrest granted against the defendant in that case,
that for sixteen years the plaintiff ana defendant
had lived and cohabited together, publicly acknowl-
edging themselves as husband and wife. In decid.
ing tnat motion Judge Fithian, who was then on
the bench decided that these public acts OF the
KIND sought to be maintained, tney in effect con.
stituting them 70 a the world and In
.n1 0n this Sround he held that no action could lie BY
wife against q husband and, therefore, discharged
the order Of arrest against the defendant. Subse.
auently, on additional affldayN andS the complaint
or MRS. Durand, another order OF arrest was issued
BY Judge McCunn holding the defendant to bail In
usy sns sum 1eSacsd H 10 On sae s os
ber last Judge Fithan granted An order TO show
cause why this second order OF arrest should not be
vacated and set aside, and yesterday this question
came before Judge spencer for his decision.
The affidavit OF Mrs. Durand, as originally and ex-
cuslvely published IN the HERALD. showed that her
husband was guilty Of most inhulnan conduct
towards her, having repeatedly iacerated her body
with h0rsewhip; threatened, with pistol Ia his
hand, while his wife was in bed to blow her brains
out unless she openly avowed the commission OF act5
OF adultery with overs persons which she had never
committed. and finally compelling her to 60 TO her
relatives in France TO remain IN virtual exhe. 1t
was also SHOWN that ne afterward caused = false
advertisement to pe inserted In the HERALD and
other papers, about the 30th OF July last, setting
forth that she had died In France DAY or two pre-.
vious the inyormaton purportlng to have been re-
ceived here by him through the Atlantic telegraph
cable,
since then additional testimony has been presented.
Z0ra,de Dumont, laundreSs swearing that she
washed Mrs. Durand's clothing, which were stained
with blood after the norsewnlpping; that at depo.
nent's request ptalntlH exhibited to deponent tue
accrated wounds her person from which the blood
had nowed, and that deponent knows tnat defend.
ant was the habit for twelve years previously OF
beating and maltreating the plainLn.
Bua X. Condit, proprietress Of the house No s!
since May 1885, TESTIFIED that IN May last MIS- Durand
rushed In terror into tho laundry and beSged
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A DOMESTIC FIRE FIeND.

The Perjls Of MISUNDERSTANDING tgaiism
in New Light-A Servant Admits Setting
Fire to Her Employers HOuse-The Com
fession.
On the 2sd OF February last fire was disco vered
In bedroom on the third floor OF the premises No.
3A East Forty-third street, occupied by Henry
Sampson.as o dwelling house, causing loss OF $500,
on which there was an insurance for $4,000. Fire
Marshal Bracket. upon investigating the origin OF
the nre, becamed convinced that servant girl ia
the employ Of the family, named Margaret
Mcclure, had fired the place, and caused her
arrest. On Monday the Fire Marshal obtained q
voluntary confession from the girl, In which she ad
mited the crime, and stated that she fire to the
place In order to revenge herself on Mrs. Sampson,
who refused to pay her her wages when demanded.
In an adjoining room to whore the fire occurred
were TWO small children or Mrs. Samps0n's, who
narrowly escaped sunocation, as 1t appears that
after nring the bed the servant abandoned the chill
dren and went to another part OF the house.
The prisoner was arraigned at JEFFERSON Market
Police Court yesterday afternoon, when she stated
that her motive IN making confession OF her crime
WAS that she was sorry for what she had done. She
was committed, without ball. 10 answer at the Gene
raj Sessions.
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asponshs to project her; her; saving; :. hide me,
with pistol and Is going to shoot mew Durand
subsequently rushed exciedly into the laundry and
asked Tor Mrs Durand ana dcponens believes n Mrs.
Durand had not been already hidden IN the pantry
defendant would nave taken her life hs conduct to-
wards her generally was brutal In the extreme and
after the false report Of paintns death Durand had
the s'cheekn to wear 'sweed" around his hat ana
pretended to feel much sorrow, though within q
week he began to pay mis- addresses TO young lady
Ia the house.
The husband OF the last witness also corroborates
the main features OF the last witness amdavt
H. u: CALDWELL clerk at the Continental Bank tes-
titled that Dnrand kept an account IN the Dank
amounting In the aggregate from August, 1867, 10
July, 1851 to 1000; the account was III the name
or Mary Durand.
Dr. Flnnell testified that he was called to attend
the plalnr on the 2Sth Of October last ana that ne
found her body covered with marks and discoiora-
t0ns the effects or blows with lash or whip. AM
davis OF other witnesses were read IN corrob0raton
OF the medical testimony. This concluded the tcstt.
mony for the plaintin
The defendant Joseph Durand submitted In his
own behalf an affidavit denying all the charges and
allegations made against MN Dy his wife.
The motion was elab0Tately argued pro and con,
and Judge Spencer took the papers. reserving his
decision, but directing that the bail be increased.
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Steamship catabria (Br, McMickan, tLiverpool-C
Francklyn.
Steamship Rakaia tBr), weton soutbampton-Maitland
Phelps Co.
steamahip Virgo, Buckley savannah-Nurray, Ferris l.
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charcston-H Morgan l.
Co.
steamship Regulator, Pennington. Wilmington. Nc-J Lor
iIard
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, CEy Pom. and
Richmond--Old Dominica eteamship Co.
Steamship Fanita Freeman Phtiade.phiA- j Lorilard
Steamship Neptune Baker. BOston-W Clyoe.
Ship Monte Rosa, Thomas, L0ndon-Peabody Willis Co.
Bark Seth AUS Radmir, Livsrpoof-Stocovich & Co.
Bark Minerva tNG, Leonhardt Rotterdam Funch, Edge
ACo.
Bark Caroline tNor,, Bugge, Havrs-Funch Edys Co.
Bark Marie tFr. Bernard, Buenos Ayres-Boyd hinc-
ken.
Bark Carlton Trssartin. Cienfuegoa Brett, Son Co
Bark jessie (Br), Robinson, Cardenas-Brett Son Co.
Brig Walter Howes Pierce, MatAnzas--H w Loud 4 Co.
Sohr Cosaon, Coombs, Humacoa, PK-.Miier Hough-
ton.
Schr NJ Heath, Heath, Havana--J Phillips L Sons.
Schr Water Lily {Br, Purdy st John, NB-Heuey Par
ksr. .
schr H Macomber, Higgins, Jacksonv!le arrsn Ray
Co.
schr A Ivana, Bodne Richmond-van Brunt 4 saght.
Schr II Tiers, Clifford PhlAdsphia-N l. McCready
Co.
Schr Angsline, Paul, Boston-H Brown Co..
Sohr Yankee Boy, Dfll New Havsn-Ferglsou Wood
Steamer vineland, Hazsl, Baltimore
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TnE NEW CHARTER PROGRAMME.

Departure Of the Managers for Albany.
The consultations OF the managers Of the proposed
new city charter, details OF which were given in
yesterdays HERALD, were concluded In this city
yesterday BY the departure Of most OF the gentle
men for Albany. Nothing OF Importance was added
to the programme indicated yesterday morning, 1t
being decided to canvass the Legislature before de.
termining policy upon few vital issues, such as
the powers to be vested IN the Mayor and tine periods
ana nature Of the city elections.
Ii il now thought that the nnal DISPOSITION OF the
matter VIII De delayed until next week, as vast
anount OF work s necessary 70 acquaint .he Legfs-
lature with all the bearings OF the case. A sharp
ngnt is expected Notwithstanding the harmonious
consuitatlons tnat have taken place In relation to
most o. Inc new acps provisions; and it is not I'm
more tnan the present one under confederation VIII
ne eventually drawn up ana passed.
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ship Boynson. Ryder from auau.ps, has been srdsrsa

ship Boyuton. Ryder from 0uansps) has been erdsrsd
,GALvEsroN. Feb 2l-Arrvsd, bark Speedway, Berry
Ssswsp1ra sspra Vi .car Mise. AIc' 9 s, SCy..s Mort
6EosdETovS rs ssso0. .sA. Riding sun,
yons: ss,.nnsh; 81 coson, Browsr, and dusidA'
Cleared 18Th brig Ben Carver, Psndisson sssspo schr
NpIANoLA, Feb iS-clearsd sohr Frank Walter corson,
Hss:s :ss sg
HoBiTE TsS ss Arrived sshr. Elizabeth, rayioh Ha-
n s.ss sssf ESs4 SsSws nns: Aa
Psssmsa, LOaaon; .esrJ spsaosr as,.asr 0sniusxos
Nsw osIsASs a m
Seville, Barbados via Lagnsyra po,tc Csoe.o and Asgn
Esqu. ceniuegos; .shr Maggie Gray Plsbury, Hsvrc
sS sp ss
ard, from Liverpool; schr Jefferson Borden HALL rom
rs .ransr Belize ha HHn sSps y-
v1s sas do b R.sMSo
schr Lady I'd woodbury. Woodbury., vtil. CIV. ,,-.,.
Hsnnah Mar sa isp' Hos Sassa % va
psnSsG h
Csarsd~shps Lathley Rich, Mitchell, Havre; ssdbsfsh
lBr, Berry, Liverpool Pedro Antonio tsph comus sAsos
s1th-Arved steam.hip United states Blanchard, New
arrived a7th, steamship George Cromwell. vai New
Sailed Steamships Sherman Quick, NYork; ksriposs.
sOpTawgsr PASS Feb sssailsd. ships und.unssa Hu'
shNArrved, bark Mets Smith, Boston. Sailed, ships
Tsnnyson Virginia. James Wright caliOpe bark Prank
NORFOLK Feb s6-Arrved. schrs Mary Janc Jones; An
ME Borand, Voorhees,; Mary A McCann WhNmors, and
Dwight DA DAydson, Smith, NYork.
Cleared-Schr 4 H oakes (Br), Davey, Barbados.
NEW LONDON, March l-Arrived, brig George, kogesss
PASS CXvALLo, Feb 2o-In port schrs H cady, Small,
for NYork lying at the BARI Frank Waiter Corson, FOR do,
0a the bar schr Jos wapples, from Pensacola.
PHiLADELPHiA. Fe6 2S, PM-Arrysd, brig Hernsa
rJ wilke Porto Cabelo schrs Roswell, Copp Cerdenss:
Lizzie Bacheder English Aatanzas' George Desrns' WV
In coming up brig Hunter. Wilson, from 81 Jsse
Ciesred-Bsrk Scottish Bride {Br Aisn karssillss brig
Bickmore Bickmore, Matanzas schr salis B, Bate
ssh-Arrivsd, brig Williams, Williams, St John's Pk
schrs Adexa, Wright Csnuegos; Jasper tBr), Fowler et
John Nadab Cheney Newouryport Prize Banner, A.
kius, Province0wn via Work. -
ClsaredBark Grinn tRr), Armstrong Gibraltar for or
March -Arrved steamship Yszoo, Catherine, New Or
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 20-Arrived, ship Kingston Br,
Van Norden, Liverpool brig Hazard, Lewis, Malaga.
26h-Cleared, ship Baringa (Br) Wiliams Liverpool
SAVANNAH, FEB M-Arrtyed, bark Forest Queen (Br),
Norris de Verdi bgs Fanchia Sph Casalda Csnfue'
Ciesrsd-Bark Margaret Evans (Br Lumiey, Liverpool;
schr J Fabens, Bragg, Boston land saledl
sailedBark Alpne Hobbs Doboy; schrs Moses Bran.
e Marsen Marston and Fred Walton, Rich, Maanxas1
Susan Franklin, Moore Jacksonville to load for NYork
28th-Arrved, steamships Gen Barnes, NYork; Oriental,
Boston; bark Emperor, Martinique.
w1LMINGToN, NC, Feb a5-Arrived, schr saml castner
Jr, Robinson, NIork. -
ssth-Arrived, brig Paragon, shue, NYork schrs s
Wheeler, Lloyd, and Weaver, Charleston; W Bent.
Smith, and Artie Garwood Godfrey NYork.
2sth-Arriyed, s.eamshp Rebecca Clyde, NYork
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ARRIVALS.
RrpORTrp BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHT;

Steamship r. Lott, Liverpool Feb 10 Queens
3Dth with ndge and 56 passengers to Franckyn
Fep rs, lat 40 S. Ion 81 4b passed National steamship
bound day. lat 40 5i Ion 66 50 Glasgow
do
ssamshp San Salvador Ncksrson Savannah, with mdse
and passengers. to w Garrison
Steamship montgomery Fsircoth, Savannah, with mdss
and passengers. 70 X Lowden.
Steamshp Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC, with naval
stores, to Loriard
Steamship Ellen Terry Besrse, Newbern, NC, so hours,
with mdse and passengers TO Murray. Ferris h Co.
Steamship Saratoga, Concb, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co. -
Ship swallow (of Boston), Mclaughlin. Liverpool 81
days. with mdse, TO VIM Russell Bros Came the south
pa,..gs and had dns weather to the last days. then
strong NV gales The has made the from New
YORK San FRANCISCO thence TO Liverpool and New York;
IN 10 months and days
Ship Daniel Webster Brown, London 50 days, with dse,
TO Aorgans Sons Took the Southern passage and had
variable weather Feb 2 In the Gulf Stream passed several
bAlss OF cotton apparently but short time in the water
9TH LAT sS long s spoke bark Josephine lah from fs
1ATk CrAge Lea lbr, CoWe Annoy, Nov 3, Wild tess 70
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March !, 1870.

ALBANY, March !, 1870.
BILLS PASSED.
Repeating the act to widen Main street, Brooklyn.
Relative to electors IN the city and county Of New
York.
Mr.. ALvoRD asked and obtained unanimous con-
sent to amend the BILL first, that political oppo-
sition must be on State and not on local issues;
second II vacancies are filed the original political
position OF inspectors shall be maintained; third
instead OF the Board OF Aldermen filing vacancies
the assembly IS ION snail 40 80 and poll clerks
Establishing bukhead lines IN Newtown creek,
Kings county.
Authorizing che Citizens Gas Light Company of
Brooklyn to lay pipes IN New Utrecht.
incorporating the Real Estate Exchange OF New
YORK city.
Authorizing the Common Council Of Brooklyn 10
erect and maintain public baths.
Altering the map OF New York city relative 70
Approprlating ss,e21 40 to pay the indebtedness
Of the Hudson River State Hospital for Insane.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House In Committee disposed OF the following
bills as noted
Providing for the election OF inspectors Of election
in the city Of Brooklyn. The bill was so amended
that the city members OF the Board OF Supervisors
shall appoint inspectors instead OF the Common
~ ane na ns ha sa , nave te w mt
Board Of Supervisors also to designate the places
for holding che polls. The bill was then ordered 10
The Dlll to establish court in Morrisania coming
up, Mr. Hustled moved Its recommittal to the Judi
cafy Commlttee, on tne ground tnat ~ conferred
powers on justice OF the peace equal to those OF
Supreme Court. More than this, IT authorized MIN
to appoint horde Of oiceholders and to fix their
salaries. IT was in snort, the worst bill ever
brought before Q Legislature. His motion pre-
vailed.
THE RECENT RIOT ON Wards ISLAND
Mr.. M. g. MURPHY moved that the Committee on
Commerce shall investigate the recent riot on
Wards Island. Adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. F1ELDS-Relative to the organization Of
school districts.
BY Mr.. BALDwN--To incorporate Long island
City.
Evening Session.
The House in committee disposed OF the following
bills aR noted
Amending the acts establishing the Metropolitan
Police dlstrict II prohibits o commissioner from
taking and holding any other once. Third reading:
Amending the act for the further protection OF
female employees in the city Of New York. The bill
was amended to apply throughout the State and
makes further and more stringent provisions for
collecting moneys due. Third reading.
Repeating the act OF 1869 relative 10 savings banks
fling their bonds, &c. Third reading
incorporating the Watcn Case Makers Benevolent
and PrOtectice Union, OF New YORK CITY, Third read
ing.
authorizing the Police Justices and Justices OF the
Peace ia Brooklyn to appoint an interpreter.
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Co Fsss Angie, Ssy oGss SS: .
rlsss. x.sss s sss:'ss %a:s ss As''s sas;
Gibraltar Dec 90 Had rough weather; NORTH q Hat
sTi ior b II y III VIZ p
LayHa (of sssrp9 Davis i asy, ys 5a
hasras the Is anchored on ss barr
Bark Lucy Frsnses Upton CsnusCo q days with sassr
was days OF Hatteras.
Ses.ay 70 aasad Phelps Had ssscr WINDS
OK the passage sailed In company with bark Cromwsi LOT
v,siaIa Johnston Martinique $. Thomas
nsaa heavy and ot as
Sep ST sfswa Gsaiaego ~ ays wa "ns a ns 10
Gap Doas n1. s
as e. ss sls ana Nv
sIsei sehr ross css paswsns oap sra .v. with
Yellow pine, to Wilder, Son Co-vssse 10 G Loud
schr Jones. Davis. Jacksonville days. with yellow
scbr Ella &a,Sews. McEwee Jacksonville 4 days, with
Yellow ncSr pine, ns to Z \ ., L Mecrea5y CO. 49,.
sSnr Mary Ireland Ireland, Wilmington, 9, days.
schr Willie Dll, Howand. Beaufort, NC, days with ma
The scr Lily from Charleston which arrived Feb 2s, 10
an chored of the pont Of Sandy Hook.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
schr snbad Arey Rockand II days. for New York. with
lime TO Gambia * Pressey.
sehr Richmond Hopkins. Rockland days. for New York.
with lime to j 4 Brown.
schr Eta N Story, Kelly, Providence for Norfolk.
Schr Harriet, Hardy, Providence for New YORK.
sohr Helen, Burr, Apponaug for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr 8 Watson, Adams, Bay River for Providence.
Schr Wetmore, Perry, Virginia for Fsirhaven.
Schr Memento Hays, Elizabethport Tor Fail River.
schr Josephine, Ball, Ez zahethport for bridgeport
schr Baltimore. Johnson, HoboEen Tor New Haven.
Schr Geo Storrs, Barber New YORK for Mystic-
Schr John Merrill Smith, New York for Port Norris to
load railroad for Galveston
Schr Geo Albert, --- New York for Boston.
Schr Escort, Ball, New York for Bridgeport.
Schr l. Crocker Waterman, New York for Taunton.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, March l, 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. PlERcE-Extending the route Of the Brook.
lyn City, Hunters Point and Prospect Park Railroad
Company.
BY yMr.'GENET-Amending the act relative to I'm
proving the Streets avenues and parks OF New York;
aso altering the map OF New York relative to Sixth
avenue Tenth street and other adjoining streets and
ay6n ues.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the public printing act.
Regulating the grade, &C., or Stewart avenue
New Utrecht.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Senate in Committee OF the Whole disposed Of
the following bills rs noted
Providing for the completion Of the Bedford ave-
nue. Improvement in Brooklyn. Third reading
Authorizing Brooklyn to borrow money and also
to raise money by taxation to meet liabilities and
d0iciencies
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
THE NEWARK POLICE.

The New Chief Takes Posscssi0n-Another
DinHculty in the Way.
The new Chief Of Police, Colonel James Peckweli,
was sworn in BY the City Clerk yesterday FORE
noon and formally given possession by the ex- Chief
Mayor A. J. Clarke. The re seems to be some doubt
as to the legality Of the new Commissioners
acts. They have not Jet been sworn In
and say they have been advised by eminent counsel
that need exists for their doing. 1t is stated
on the other hand that the law requires that a
State county and city officers shal take prescribed
oath prior to entering upon the duties OF their Offices
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SAILED.

IS steamship Yanc bark India, for Copenhagen and
Stockholm; brigs II Rich, Havana; William Mallory Jr
From Quarantine shp Shakespeare Hsmburg bark Thos
Daett Laguayra and Porto Cabeo; schr banyard, Rich
mOnd.
Wind at sunset WSW, fresh.
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WESTWARD, HOl
w Parties intending TO emgrate TO Kansas and Colorado
procure buyers tickets greatly reduced prices
with letters TO responsible agents. who win show railway and
lands free Of charge. Send our paper
star OF Empire" maps and other information, which
Furnished gratis Apply personally or BY letter. 10 NJ
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CAs FIXTURES IN GLASS. BRONZE AND ORMOLU.
\I AT AND BELOW COST.

stock closed before May next, and the
will continued after that date by
MesyrS Nicoi l. Davidson, at 656 Broadway.
E. v. HAUGHWOUT CO.,
Of Broadway and Broome street.
Our Store 63xl00 to LETT either entire the Lofts separ.
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SHIPPIN G. NE w S.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
O&ce.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 1, 1870.
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ATILHAU,s GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL-WITH HYPO-
M phosphe Of Lime, great improvement; made with
the best oil known, unss efficacy with pleasant favor and
easy dIgestibility. j. MILHAU'S SONS, lo3 Broadway
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0yHE STOW FOUNDATION PAVEMENT.
i CERTIFICATES OF MERIT.
following n few Of the numerous certificates OF
merit which furnished those who have closely
watched its it, introduction
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
II Goods marked In plain figures.
Cali and examine the prices.

Gas Fixtures In GLASS; Bronze and Ormou,
ct and below cost.
Our stock must be closed out before May next
business will be continued BY successos,
kessrs. Nico Davidson at 688 Broadway
E. v. HAUGHWOUT CO.,
corner of Broadway and Broome street.
Our Store dx0 to ie either entire or the Lofts sspar.
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FKANC1BCO ],
HENRY WILLIAMS, ESQ, President Of the "stow Founda-
ton Pavement Company
sIRYour favor Of this date is received and in reply n
INQUIRIES condition and OF
the Stow Foundation Pavement would stale that far
extends II is in good condition now ~
has not thus far cost the city
thing repairs SO advised this pavement has
general sAtisfacttonmore think,
than any wooden pavement yet laid here Indeed be-
love that the all pavemens other than tho
Stow been abandoned Francisco Respectfully
yours FRANK MCCOPPIN,
Mayor of San Francisco.
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H. WILLIAMS, Presldent of the Stow Foundation Pave
ment Company'-- . . -
sRIn reply your communication Of the 10th ult win
examination that the defective wooden
pavemen to which attention WAS directed were ali laid
the Nicoson patent Aad further do hesitate
to say my nvcstratons subject have led me to
the conviction that the Stow much the better pavement
of the two =.
will also add that my objections to wooden pavements lies
chiefly against the quality Of the lumber which has hereto
fore been In construction hence recommenda-
try black heart redwood from Santa Cruz county.
Respectfully, &C., :, er,pv e,u u,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A COMFoRT-sEELEYS HARD RUBBER TRUsSES,
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comfortable and BEST rusts breaks soi Elastic
Stockings Braces. Bandages &c great variety Establish.
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4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A different States; legal everywhere; dcsertons
de- sufficient No charge Ia advance No publicity
Advice frea FL. KING,
Counsellor at Law, 1868 Broadway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-21

DEATH ON SENATOR NohTON. -
Hon. Daniel s. Norton, United States
Senator from Minnesota, died Thursday
lie was born at Mount Vernon, ONO,
April 18th, 1929, and was educated at
Kenyon college, in that state. lie served
in the Mexican war, subsequently studied
law and removed to Winona, Minnesota,
where he served as State Senator IRON
1857 until 1864. He was elected to the
United States Senate as Union Conser-
vative candidate lie forsook RcpubIi-
canism for JohnsonIsm, and has since
then usually voted with the Democrats.
lie was personally quite popular, and a
man of lair talents. The term for which
he was elected expires March Sd, 1911.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-21

The British House Of Lords, has pas
sed bill providing for revision OF the
lessons in the Book Of Common Prayer
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