davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-29

Sr LoC1a, jim 2a-TheFe was Considerable ex-
cttetuent IN the Iegts2turt to-day. on account oI
the aAootinK Of EDWARD Augustine, latt light By
Qne cl III Eemhct1. Tbs assault ia generally re.
sa1ded ~ totally tneIcufAb.e attack on m ua-
armed nan- Pnlitxer va sffesttd. Aad 6ned dve
do,lAlH for disturbing the peace.
, 1870-01-29

Helmbola>k E1kFnct Buchu given
hssl.h a8d vlsor - kls H1Le aca bloom to k4e
, 1870-01-29
OHIO.

co1pxpcs, jan. A-Tne Senate to-day tnden-
D,feJy postpopsd by vota Of q to IL, the hl lc-
cressiag Tho aaiarJ Of Supreme Judges. which
II fcN &3,ooG-
LeR,si1fuec, ro-d1y, By the Governor unusnis1uE
{ COZ. nuntcauon, a!ened By nearly Al NJ keoao
itcan members cf CorNeet eonarat1tatfnE ONO
Tse Senate dnA1ly ordered the SAME 70 oe sp1eso
upnu lN 1notnal. and IN the Hcnse, a11es Aoa3
t4nteat, II Wt4 lhtd On the Able,
, 1870-01-29
MARRIED,

DoYLN-RoBF-1a th1. el.1. Jsn, y. Ct the rel
Doyta md Rliz1bath hany. ot dhieaso. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Ahsnv. n. r. on
Tnussday. Jsa =, a thu r.sidenss Of the bddea pa
OhIcaso and Garlic, tauEatczo ot GeaISe A #oevsE.
ton. Of AEAny.
n1Bnop-Pl1rARp-A.. Tie residence Of ,he t,ide.a
fAtheE. 0ptat!e IL. Jan- y tf tic Ke1 q. 2. Col-
vel MI. Jos u. BIB p nt Ut!eseo, to Mtss Mary j.
PittaYH. c{ Ontario, KNOX Co.. UL No carts.
, 1870-01-29

Jaas BsrAssr. EAg.: ....
DtIE sE: Atce7t yaar CHALLENGE. and Ril Ska
tca thirty sl1cs =. The n Wess Sla4 Rlak On AondAy
etctInE L. II 11u ff1eost. G. Il FafEI.
, 1870-01-29
southern Rallreea ExcursIoniat

Cod Iivex on.
HA1ard i CsEweus Cod Lyes O.l Ia tho best-
4
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Skating Match,
The following correspondence relative to 4
skating match for sseo tide. e1p!ains isel;
CElcAos. Jan IS, ls7a
C. i. Fb:sy.
DtAH sut: TAs mater ~r ska.sd On Saturday eFeu-
ne ia.t rrsusrd in your think. owtne "a The
SOFT eendtisn d the iee: thn thauk Tint an The
he.ttf raa md otter to tkA:e the dtsAuee ltht1ty
r:iks ovec again "a Monday +istt nt1t- the Wet
Side Rick, f2r f1Iitat Axe taAt skate SAtc:.
es1 Eight 1sst- JcH1 HS1Ar.
, 1870-01-29

Great CloslnE Out 9nio Of 0oots
und Rhoes NJ Hamilton Il uo%dlcJI, 1s9 Lska
street. Great bargains for cash custoue1s, and
Ill who want 1rst class goods cheap.
, 1870-01-29
FAREELL HALL.


TWO THOUSAND
OIL PAINTINGS,
Erc-y &C 2. which re.eed bs sae: lag ewacr =
eseh be hAr1cs Fad. The co.iteica Of rsrtaYes sae
Fett Of lifetime. aad deroted 70 +. the lneo1e Of
20 additions hare eetn enaas to the enue<tsan
1Eea& them arr ortr11als hy
HeuI. we~t. sir THAA IAwrerer, sir Jo&hun
HtynoIds, Sir feter LeiJ .Gedfre, kneiier,
Altar Kna.ss, tsess9e Meses:ns, H.
ADa c.hss. ' & - Eaai;A seaae.
ul1I+ AAWbiuet,
Ard otaers ot tae sfc1sea bshocl
Hchttppi. t;ueTrtna.- -Tcnt<fs, tNn OstAdss
X1ecare1It. Van DJhc, De
Also l.zss n99ss1 III e e II. # ss:sssa .sA *
such
11,lnn. Rnhrus. jorJc1ps, HputhAFst.
Ard pts3r toaac d xhea a.t unSac+t tssaea oskaal1
aud " E1c VIII excite Asa re7sy As1entt-a OF A1 COZ
HoiAs hnfA
SOC psruaIn Of Dtsdrsul.hed Peresases.
Al.o. e.sl1 wost, Ct men now famous. sa9h -
Pe4Ie, Doughty Hlfeh. Hart
And n<asty everJ vaa 1noTn TIE 9es3t -
Tao esllect&an will eS epId cHt1c 40 pteautH
htrta1 been 4ddod q tskea ffpza II. und NJ, aopt
trsc1Ta Or !t0ttaises. 10 clset t9e FH&tt. u
+ e9r T. e e1aiet'sn = - LESDa ~ % !. r. ~.
DE- I0slie4-s. fssi Broadway. 1e@< Twelns-
G.islosuea lever 100 pa&ea, WI b. sess 70 any
4ddreAs Fses3pt Of Is teIsa BY taA znetonAst11
, 1870-01-29

Rough.SKln made smooth by usiug
Juniper Tar Soap, manufactured By Casswelt
[3aSArd i Co., New YORK,
, 1870-01-29

Manhood and Youthful EIXof nfp
regslLed oJ Helm5oId1 Extract Buchu.
, 1870-01-29

AUHIQAL MSTRUMENIH,

EoR s1LB-oNE 7-0crAvf PLANO, NKARLY
ceE: tF1ee* 4-p1 Caa b aeen 1t k1HHALL'i
Anstc eecxe- q n htaxtqn.H
E.OR HALK-AND 10 RKNr-PTANOS AND
~ EttaoctIs. hrrstrtns Promptly stte1acd 70 p
The Chicago Plano fsetosv, Is Aattet t.. near W1s
a0Eon-N }. rHEh1DN.
ITO HKNr-hEw Ann sKCONp.HAND PI
4 t1oA oEFars, and tnelodaaAs, 1t ElARALlfs
AEsit StaEu. II WAShlngtoa+t
, 1870-01-29

Shattered Constitutions Restored
u QelslbQldA 4 Extzact Huen1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
THE yORKNGMEN's ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. 27.-At the Worbingmen's AS
sembly to-day Mr. Norton late Treasurer OF the Assem-
bly, was expelled he being deficient about SEA- Reso,n.
tions against granting land TO railroad cOmpanie
and relative a more thorough organization OF TIA
working men were adopted one of the resolutions, AL
ing upon Congress to furnish greater protection
to the working men, referred. An act ia
prevent truaucy and yagrancy or children was adopted
law for the better protection engineers OF steam
was ordered To drafted Resolutions tho
death of VIM Sylvia. and, also. denOuncng monOpoes,
were ordered. resolution recommending the establish
ment OF Labor Exchange in NewlOrk CITY, 10 be con-
trolled by wOrkingmen after discussion was tabled
resolution was adopted denOuucing the enactment or
laws by Congress taking from the supreme Court of no
United States the 70 question the constinOnay
of the laws enacted by IT, meeting OF Wofkiugu"n
addresses held in the Assembly Chamber ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
PARAGUAY.
HOPES OF CUTTING OFF L0PEZ-DOM PEDRO
DETERMINATION TO PUSH THE CAMPAIGN


HOPES or CUTTING OFF L0PEZ-DON PEDfo
DETERMINATION TO PUSH THE CAMPAIGN
sUFFERINGS OF THE PARAGUAYANs.
Rio DE JANEIRo, Jan. 5.-The latest dispatches
from the Paraguayan territory indicate that the Ar
gentine Ministry, at least, consider the war over
Varela, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Con-
federation, has made expedition to the army, and
in view of the situation" has concluded an
arrangement with the Brazilian Minister for gen.
eral reduction and withdrawal of the troops, the
Commander-in- Chief, Count d'Eu, having expressed
the opinion that withdrawal will not embanass his
plans for the further pursuit of Lopez in the noun
tans. The National Guard Of the Argentine Con-
federation is now being landed at Buenos
Ayres. The nominal support which Uruguay
has given to the war has also been Withdrawn,
leaving the Brazilians with small remnant OF the
Argentine army to complete the work which yet re-
mains for them to do flying column of 5000 men,,
under Gen. Piedra, is in sharp pursuit of the des-
pot who is known to be retreatlng toward
Quidaba by Panadaro, whence he can cross into
Bolivia by the Rio Apa. He will be cut oil II
the thanking column of Gen. CamaTa can be
supplied with provisions. But this Is the great
difficulty. Even Lopez is in extreme need One
OK per day is all he can give as rations for each
200 men, and to exc out a subsistence they have to
forage for bitter oranges which is all they gather
in that region. Count dEu, owing to the
fall of the river, has returned with his
main army to Rosario, the large steamers being
unable to ascend the river TO a point
above this place. and the smaller boats are of insult
ficient capacity to supply the whole force The
Count, however rejecting the views of the En-
peror will vigorously push the new campaign, until
the last remnant of Lopezs force has been dispersed
and the tyrant himself either captured, killed, OF
driven into exile. This is an unpopular determine
ton. The Brazians consider the war over, and
want the expenditure to cease, and although over
f40OOOOOO have already been sunk, the Emperor
considers it highly dishOnOrabe and unsafe fol
Brazil to rest until ample security is gained for the
future by the humiliation of LOpez's power.
The sufferngs of the Paraguayan people are repre-
sented to be terrible. An eyewitness recently re-
turned says that starvation and absolute nakednesS
are far from being the exception. AT night the
pazas and squares and sidewalks of the streets are
the dormiories where hundreds of the unfortunates
lie down to rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.

The Philadelphia City Gas Works have
reduced the price OF gas to 81 20 per 1000 feet
Four stores in different parts of Rock
land Me- we're broken into. ON "Wednesday night, and
groceries and considerable amount Of property stolen
One hundred and fifty w0rkmen ut tie
cutlery works OF the j. Russell Manufacturing Company
IN Greenfield Mass have struck on account OF iedGc
tion In wages.
$500 The National Hotel, on Race-st., Phill-
delpha WAS damaged by nrc Yesterday. It. OCCUPANTS,
Kahn A Co. lose $500 The building Il Owned by e..
C. Roberts OF New.lOrk, whose loss u $500.
The meetings of the Woman Suffrage
Convention in san Francisco attracting large At
tendance About 100 delegates present Nine Woman
Suffrage Associations are represented
The Convention of the Grand Army -
the Republic for the Department OF fvnnsy NaUia a
Pittsburgh adjourned yesterday. Nilkesbarro Mas
lcctcd as the place for the next meeting
THE meeting called ut Chicago on
Wednesday night, To form Vigilance COm,mtier, wA
Turned into farce by those Who responded 10 Tic cal,
aud II adjourned without accomplishing au. thlHG
Col. Digby of the English Army Wa
married on Wednesday TO Miss LIlc, daughter ol W. !.
GrOrshcck OF Cincinnati. The ceremony took piIce Il
Mr. Groesbecks observation-disclosures Rosecrahs. Catholic,
and Mcilvainc, Protestant, officiating.
.... Late Northern Arizona advices have been
received at san Francisco. lice Indians wrTo qict TIE
BlgBug quartz mines YlcltnE largely. Iach god
discovers were reported 10 luRn nI.,s
north OF Prescott. PROVISIONS ASR. FiuI. sl9 -
baIre..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1870.

signatures Want of harmony among the fre-eaters
is here apparent. OF the funds raised from various
island sources such taxation, conscatOn and sub
scrption, $l5 100000 have been forwarded to Madrid
as learn from dispatches which have read Private
directions from Madrid have authorized further
issues to the extent Of thirty or forty millions For
all this. the situation is extremely desperate for
Spain but make your own comments.
Col. Benegass one Of the most efficient OF all the
Spanish officers has arrived here, still suffering from
severe wound. He says that Col. Velasco has sus-
tanned rude attacks all his way to the Tunas, and
having lost onefourh of his men, has been forced to
abandon his convoy. He declared to Gen. DE Rodas
that unless the Government sends 10000 men at once
failure is quite certain He condemns the newspaper
reports which likely to end in discrediing the
commanding officers, just as it happened with Pelaez,
Buceta Letona, Mena, and Lesca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

ENGLIsHMEN ACCUSED BY PRESIDENT sCHNEI-
DER-M. THEIRS DEMANDS THE OVERTHROW
OF THE MINISTRY-LORD CLARENDON IN
PARIS-M. FORCADE's REPLY.
PARIS, Thursday. Jan. q. 1870
Many of the troops recently sent to La Creuzot 10
preserve order there among the strikers have re-
turned to the garrisOns. President Schneider now
Englishmen of having fomented the troubles
There a stormy session of the Corps Legislatif,
this afternoon. on the Franco English Commercial
treaty. NJ. Theirs, in a speech, demanded renun-
citation of this treaty and reproached the majority
asserting that they did not truly represent the coun-
try, or they would overthrow ministry having
principles the country mad repudated.
Great agitation ensued. ex-Minister FORBADE re-
piled that the majority upheld the Cabinet. 1t is
not understood why Theirs opposed the Ministry,
and FORBADE upheld; but it is supposed that M.
Theirs wished it to result in vote that would force
Messrs. Daru Louvet and Buffet to resign in order
to be replaced by members of the majority.
1t is announced that Lord Clarendon has arrived
here from London to ascertain for the English Gov
eminent the real intention Of the Cabinet and Iule-
ries in regard to the Treaty of Commerce. which ex-
pires on the 4th of February next.
THE COINAGE-DEATH OF THE DUKE OF BRoG-
LIE-THE PAPAL RUMoR
PARIS, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1870.
The Senate yesterday discussed the proposition for
an international coinage system. Messrs. Cheyaler
and lie Yerrer and others participated and urged the
adoption Of gold coin equivalent to % francs as the
universal unit The Duke of Broglie, leading
member of the Orleansts died here yesterday lie
was 81 years old Nothing further has been heard
from Rome about the rumored death of the Pope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The President to-day
sent the following nominations 10 the Senate
Israel Adams Collector OF Customs Of Great Esq haoof Ne"-
Jersey.
Jersey.
William g. Williams, Postmaster al WatertoWu. AeSlorA
Bruce johnson Postmaster at ShebvyI.e, lGdlaua
Receiver OF Public Moneys az Cena hchcah
JoLu Eaton m Commissioner Of Education wee Bar
Q be removed.
Lieut. Wilson Lieutenant Commander in tie hayy.
FIrstLieut. H. B. Lowry Captain 10 the Nauur Corps
Second Lieut. r. Nei Frst euteuau iu The Marine Corps
Hampton Auuck, Assistant Surgeon 10 the Nayy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
A MOST DETERMINED SUICIDE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Harold of Devilda,
10 Davis County Illinois. recently became insane on 10
lgous matters and Tuesday morning In the absence
~ her husband she obtained razor and attempted TO
cnt her throat when her daughter suachcd u nom her
and ran toward clubhouse 10 hide IL. Inc hotbtr
"yeroot her daughter and after struggle pgaucd tho
rnZor aud was about 10 draw 10 across her throat ue
second time when another daughter 10 years ni1 pc'u
her hand there aud received terrible cash The hotHrr
then succeeded in cutting her throat erectua auuneu
inst ttflX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
THE MAINE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

THE MAINE STATE TEMPERANCE OVNN HNIIVN'
LEWISTON, Jan. 27.-The State Temperance
Convention assembled this afternoon and was perma
neny organized with the Hon. Sidney Perham Of Paris
"a President and one VicePresdent from each county
Speeches were made by several gentlemen including tie
Hon John j. Perry OF oxford who expressed his dsa-
prova OF Gov ChamberlaDs course and advocated tne
holding OF the Republican party its pledge Tor prOhb.
ton and its enforcement AttorneyGen. Frye IL
Lewiston favored adherDg To the Republican parry ana
took strong grounds in favor Of State police He con-
mented severely Gov Chamberlan's declaration that
the liquor laws are well executed a. the laws AGAIN.
theft and murder The Convention Is wei attended, ai
will continue IN session tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
ROME.

TIE POPE NOT DEAD-RELIGIoUs FIDELITY.
ROME. Thursday, Jan. q, 1870.
The report of the death of the Pope is false. Col
DARCY commander of the Antilles Legion, died in
this city yesterday. During his last sickness he
called the officers of the Legion together and en-
joined their fidelity and honor TO the Pope and
France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
SPAIN.
THE ELECTIONS

MADRID, Thursday. jan o. 1870.
No further returns from the elections for members
of the Constituent COres have been received since
the last dispatches. but the authorities here classify
those known to be elected somewhat differently than
before: Progressists IS Republicans f. Unionsts 3.
Absolutist 1,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
GREAT BRITAIN.
ERIE SHARES.

LONDON, Thursday, Jan q, 1870.
1t is said that a large number of the Erie shares
held in this country have been stamped by the Erie
Shareholders Protection Union. member OF the
firm of Burcham. Dalrymple II Co. will soon leave
for New-York to protect the holders by voting on the
stamped shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

mended by the members Of the Committee. The system
OF fixed salaries for officers instead OF Communication aud
allowance, Is also strongly commended.
The Senate Postal Committee had under consideration
the Mediterranean and Oriental steamship schemes Tho
Committee have nearly finished the measures, and vii
instruct their Chairman TO report II In few days. Tho
Committee talked the postaiteegraph system bur.
without coming to any conclusion postponed action upon
IL until the next meeting.
Secretary Boutwell, In conference with the Sonata
Finance Committee today. MP TO the hour Of adjourn
ment, discussing the features Of the Funding bill.
The Committee have agreed upon the main points Of tho
measures but the bill will probably not be reported until
week. The Of interest TO be allowed
will be four and half per cent.
The President and Cabinet officers here are watching
with interest the efforts made by the Republicans II
your city for organization. They think that, Il
successful, they can place dependence on New
York politics, which they have not been able hitherto
TO do.
Senators have had placed on their tables closely
printed pamphlet OF mne pages, addressed 10 the Hon.
Roscoe Conkng treating OF the variations Of the House
Census bill from the law Of 1880 signed by Joseph - e.
Kennedy. He reviews the House bill by section and
line so that the legislator may readily comprehend tho
Justice Of his criticisms The document was printed by
order of the Senate Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
WASHINGTON.

A BILL TO ABOLISH THE FRANKiNG PRlVILE"L
PASSED IN THE HOUsE-yiRGiSIA REPRE-
sENTATIvEs ADMITTED TO CONGRESs-Nk'
CoRBIN BEFORE THE INVESTIGATING Coh-
MITTEF-TUF TTAU BILL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

ENGLIsHMEN ACCUSED BY PRESIDENT scHNEI-
DER-M THEIRS DEMANDS THE OVERTHROW
OF THE MINIsTRY-LORD CLARENDON IN
PARISH. FoRCADE's REPLY.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
CGNN.SSIsyERS OF EN- .GRAri0Y.
The Ward Island dRi0t-Supcrintendent Wells
ExOnerated-- Nineteen Italian EmiErnDts De-
fraudcd Of St,2GO.

The Ward Island dRiot-snpcrintendent Wells
frnudcd Of $1,000.
The commissioners of Emigration met last night
al half.past seven IN the Library Building. Univer.
sity place. Present, Vice President Winston, Com
mlssioners Bissinger, Lynch, Kapp, Loutrell and
Smith. Tne Financial Committee audited bills
amounting TO $l3, 100 81. and a check for that
sum ordered to be drawn. The Committee
Wards Island reported 9, 1872 emgrants on the isand
at present. They also reported that they had in
quired into the causes Of the late riot on
the island. They had examined John ii.
llinch as TO the charges brought against him.
lis explanations We're entirely satisfactory, and
tney exonerated nlm from oil blame. They
had inspected the bakehOuse, Kitchen, barracks,
bathrooms and basement and everywhere they
found cleanliness ana order. The report OF this COM
mtee was accepted, and on motion Of Commis-
has the fullest confidence III Leonard W. Wells, Su-
perntendent OF Wards Island, and takes great
pleasure III testfying to the integrity and efficiency
with which he has discharged his duties.
superintendent CAssERLy called tne attentlon Q!
the Board TO the fact that nineteen Italian emgrans
had been defrauded OF nearly $1,000 by European
agents. they purchased tickets Tor San Francisco
from Bagni A. Genoa, ana were forwarded by
Messrs. Brown Co., of Hayre; the over
charges amounted to sl,lsG So. i was
to the Secretary OF stale at Washington
and to the Italian Consul the afdavits relating to
these frauds and tnat he urge upon them the me-
cessty OF taking measures to suppress this abuse.
had made no arrangements for building the new
asylum on Wards Island, but were now considering
the plans submitted by various afcntects There
being no further business the Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
NEW YORK LIBERAL CLUB.

above club by Mr. J. Wilson Macdonald on the ARTS
OF the Ancient Egyptians There was very large
attendance, and the chair was taken by the presl.
dent, Mr.. Weable. The essayist spoke OF the great
value Of the commission sent out by the Euro
pean governments Tor the exploration Of
the monuments and the inscriptions thereon
found In the valley or the Nile. lie also
expressed OPINION that the discovery OF the slab
OF granite with its characters OF triple languages
named the Rosetta" stone, q copy or which ID in
the New York Museum, was one or vast Importance
to the historian and hierogyphlst for it proved to
be the key to the picture writing Of the Egyptians
The paper was highly laudatory OF the Egyptians
and assigned very high place to her IN history. 1t
received the warmest approval OF the club, aud was
very largely discussed
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
In MemOram Proceedings In the Court g
General Sessions.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Young WOmnn Crushed by Machinery In "a
Factory in John Strect-CauRhr IN the
Shniting-A stern Investigation Needed.


A Young Woman Crushed by Machinery in "a
Factory in John Strect-CauRht IN the
Shniiing-A stern Iuvesti ixatiOn Needed.
most amentabe affair, resulting in the almost
instant death Of young woman named Margaret
Kane, occurred In the envelope mandatory OF
George II. Ray located on the top floor OF the pre-
misses No u John street about half past nine O'Clock
yesterday morning. AT the time named the clothes
OF deceased who was employed there as envelope
folder, became entangled in the machinery, and in
instant she was whrled around shaft with
fearful velocity, crushing her skull and scattering
the brains the floor; ner body was also badly
crushed. aud death must have been instantaneous.
girl who stood by and witnessed the occurrence
tempted TO save her unfortunate companion.
but failing, cried for hep and In an
instant the most intense excitement prevailed
Of whom were employed in the premises.
Before the machinery could be stopped 1t was
found necessary Tor man to run into the Hd Joining
building and throw 1t out OF gear but IN the mean.
the remains were removed from the machinery
most shocking sight was presented. The young
women for a time were unable TO continue their
laborS, and business was partially suspended. De-
ceased was sixteen years OF age, native OF Ireland,
and lived with her parents at 236 Seventh street,
between avenues ana G.
Coroner Flynn was notified and gave permission
to the relatives Of deceased to remove the remains
to the residence Of the distressed parents. thor
ough investigation wll be instituted with the view
clothes Oi deceased caught was properly protected,
ana II II s not TO place The responsibility where 1t
properly belongs. Sergeant Blair, OF the Second
precinct, VINO sent an officer to the factory imned-
hculty secure the attendance OF the necessary ws-
ucSSc5.