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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

OUR TICKET.

The County Convention has been held and
our candidates are before the people. 1t has
been one of the most exciting contests ever
witnessed in our County. 1t was felt that
the Republican ticket would be elected by
about seven hundred majority, and that a
nomination was equivalent to an election.
Hence the earnestness with which the strug-
gle for nominations was made. Some of the
best and most prominent men in our party
were before the Convention soliciting posi-
tions. Every one of them frankly, fully and
freely pledged themselves to abide by the
action of the Convention, and We believe
that every one will do so. 1t was fair and
honest Convention, and we think no nomi.
nation was controlled by money, or by any
dishonest influence. We were ourselves un-
fortunate, but We were defeated by an honora-
bic man whom we shall cordially support.
That is the general feeling with the twenty
or thirty unlucky candidates.
The Democrats profess to be clatcd owe,
our nominations, but, in our judgment, the
time has gone by when Democrats and sore.
heads can elect ticket in Leavenwortll
County. That battle has been fought and
won.
The great interest centred on the Sheriff
and the State Senators, and we could not ask
for better men than those who have beer
placed before us
Captain Echelberry, our next Sheriff, is q
wounded soldier, disabled by his loyal service
in the field from ever again working at hi,
trade. He has lived in our county fourteen
years, and no truer or better man evel
walked the earth. There is no Democrat
who can beat Lew. Echelberry.
Our candidates for the Senate are Josiah
kellogg, VIM. ID. Matthews and VIM. I.ari.
mer-all old citizens, and true and able men.
They will be elected, and they will carry ON
at Topeka the fight which we have so long
been making in these columns against the
corruptionists, and the men &ho have be.
trayed the honor of Kansas.
Hon. Hiram Griswold, our candidate for
County Attorney, is one of the first members
of the bar of the State. He is lifelong Re
publican, and made national reputation
by his defence of John Brown, at Harper's
Ferry, eleven years ago. Mr.. Griswold is
able and honest, and will be supported by
all true men.
Julius Hang is young German
and a very active, energetic and
true man. He will poll the entire Republi-
can vote and the vote of nearly every Ger
man in the county. The vote for him will
I've enthusiastic and hearty.
b. L, Baldridge, another old citizen, is
our candidate for Judge of Probate. Mr.
Baldridge is man Of character and of prin-
ciple. He was an honorable opponent and
will make a manly and successful fight.
l.. A. Stone is our candidate for Superin-
tendent of Schools. The country demanded
this nomination and they were entitled to it,
Our city schools are under another jurisdic-
ton, and it was only matter of justice that
the delegates from the townships should have
their choice. Mr.. Stone is scholar and
man in every respect qualified for this i'm
Portant Office.
That is our ticket. 1t is a good one, and
il will be elected.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

THE King of Spain, that is to be, provid-
ing the Spanish people approve, is the Duke
of Aosta, or Prince Amadeus, as the reader
chooses, the young man answering to either
nome when the roll is called. He is abou,
% years old, and is the second son of the
King Of Italy, whose private morals, it il
said, he does not initiate, being on the whole
a decently respectable person, and of talent
sufficient to earn moderate livelihood if he
had been brought up b trade, instead Of
having to live the shiftless life of the second
son Of King. The young monarch. tina,
may be, has for one brother-in-law the King
of Portugal, and for another Prince Napo
leon. He is possibly not very boastful o.
the latter relationship about these days.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

THE White Cloud Chief says ''Col.
Vaughan and his opinions are not of the
slightest consequence to the Republican
party."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

From the Chicago Evening Post
Elections to the next House Of Represent
atives have occurred in the following States,
with results, as compared with the respective
delegations in Congress, as follows:
Eorry-fya Conn F,r,y-.ee1,d Can,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

Treasury, to Mr.. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts,;
General Raxlins, of illinois, gave way, a.
seasesary q sr, to Geseral Belkmp q
Iowa; Mr.. Borie, of Pennsylvania, gave
way, as Secretary of the Navy, to Mr.. Rob
eson of New jersey; Judge Hoar, Of Massa-
chusetts, gave way as Attorney General, to
Mr.. Akerman, Of Georgia, and DOW Gen
eral Cox, Of Ohio. has given way, IS Secre-
tary ofthc Interior, probably to Mr.. Delano,
of Ohio. Mr.. Creswell, of Maryland, the
Postmaster General, is the only officer who
has retained bisseat IN the CabissA slshosh
only little more than twenty months have
elapsed since the original Ministry was az
pointed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

Tn New York Count Of Appeals has re-
cently decided that married woman can
bind her separate property for the benefit Of
her husband by = endon.nens spoa an &C
commodation note to the following effect:
"For value received hseshy charge my in
diviluaI pneierty with fhs v.loe Of this
note" The Judges Of the Court below held
that the endorsement was not s1lRcient in
ss.auch as it did not specifically 1sribe the
property sote tla4e1, and, bes;d; shoald
have been drawn With all the formation Of q
mortgage The court Of Appelh however,
in reversing -sAs decision, hold ilsf q simple
declaration in the endorsement is sufficient
to charge the separate estate Of married
woman, and that an ordinary action at law
can be maintained on such endorsement.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

banana, Of plantain, which Is cultivated de
most, serving large proportion of the pop
tinafed a S, 600, 600. Che total loses, i'm:
mediate and remote, are summoned mp BY
Havana nsschsas = eye $50 QaNe5
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

The City Council of Berlin has pub
lished a manifesto in which all { erman
cities are requested to contribute tow ,rd re-
storing Strasburg to its original beau. :, and
toward repairing the damages caused by the
bombardment. The Council of Berlin head,
the subscription list with donation of s25.-
600. The Queen has sent letter to the Civ
Council expressing her sympathy with the
movement and signing 81, 200 out of her
private pure. The King has signed S.. 600
and the Crown Prince 81, 200.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03

COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF.,
L. ECHELBERY.
COUNT ATTORNEY,
HIRAM cRISW0LD.
CLERK OF Tue DISTRICT COURT,
JULIUS HAUG.
sUrERiNTKNDEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
I. A. STONE.
PROBATE JUDGE,
B. L. BALDRIDGE.
STATE SENATORS,
JOSIAH LELLoGG,
WI. d. MATHEWS.
WI. LARulER.
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IN TIENTSIN.

The Emigration QuesttOn-The Move.
ment onward tn Amcrtra-POAitiOn
or EOreigners-ffench and Spanish
lntereSiH.
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CLEARED.

stramshig Pennsyvania {Br) Hall, LiverpooNational
Steamship Rhon tNo). Meyer Bremen VIA Southampton
Steamship Pioneer (Br), shackford, Hayana-J Ward
ACo.
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy, Galveston VIA Key West
Steamship Marposa, Kemble, New oreans-H Cromwell
4 Co.
Steamship Lodona, Hovey. New orleans-C Mallory 4
Steamship Sherman, Quick, New orleans-Frederic Ba-
Steamship Flag Patterson, Fernandna- Florida Railroad
Steamship Huntsvfle, Crowei. savannah-R Lowdsn.
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins Savannah Garri.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston II Morgan
steamship Rsbscca Clyde, Price, wilmington, NCJames
Hand
Steamship isaac Bell, Bourne Norioik City Point and
Richmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Knight, Johnson Georgetown, DCPhiiiips
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, Phlsdelphia- LorIard.
Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson Portland-J II Amcs.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston-W CLYDE.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bediord-Ferguson
Brig Iza Williams sagua-R P Buck Co.
Brig q Barter, Stanwood, Trinidad-Hunter Hunter.
Schr Luisita, Undernll, Demarara-B Weinberg
schr Farnsworh (Br), Mcfarland, Aayagnez-E
schr c HELLER, Mitchell, Ponce Pr II Winchester.
Schr Harris Bradford, HavanA-B Weinberg.
Schr George Staples, Lord, HAvanA-J Phillips Sons
Schr Frank Jameson, Jameson, Havans-B Wenbern.
Schr w Hais Brewer, Newbern-Thomas Holmes 4 Co.
Schr Ellen Dixon, Watts, Bsltimore-N Vondersnith
schr q A Pierce Poole, Saem-R Ropes 4 Co.
Schr Island Queen, Allen, Boston-FHnn 4 De Vertu.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Soop Harvest, Corwln, Bristol II W jackson Co.
sloop Achymis Mullins, New Hayen-G Racket h Bro.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 49, l8o-TRPLE

sns Helen Rich, sou c.d, % day.. ,s nth =, 'a sors
.oS % I s.s away o@
forey.rd rass lost lower fofsopsah ana sp several
Brig sarah G,lnors tof siockton> Cnaord xoptsydso n
JAZZ g.. Ts n q sr %
out and strong nor,hsry winds since crossing h.
s1ssrnsis 8 ss:s s9s. sssa
As9s Lsssy ss .s
lars. spanish fSissts :iosfias n c.....,. % 49,.
S:'S'; os ssmPi:ss'
x. sp IL: IL Herald %
ss sasa sa
.l% Tsa Jan so with md.
.eas sasSs
!, 5 %'s Sssss so s. PSasss .;sss s
.es .eSr srs; ns sns S pess
s .:':s' snsT sns
ss g Doa.s Ss Ss
Hsd as.sy " :ss Nv sals: y: spit
scSr sna away o Hrs rigging and sarouS
q with es.' 10
n q s. deck
sear $a: kidsr Rssr isasasia y days, with hides.
6c 10 " McCready u 20. Has been north OF Hat
teras with heavy and gaes Feb lat "a So long ~
10; spoke brig Isis, from for Cuba.
Schr Merrill, Wcks, IndiRnos ~ days. with hides &c.
20 A: Abbott Had heavy weather and split sails.
Schr Addie Blasde, Garfield, Savannah days. with lum-
per, to Brockway Baker.
Schr Thos Boox, Somers, Wilmny yton NC, DAYS with
ssa:a %s:siss's% days. WIN
carried away mainboom and split sails.
Schr Zeyia, Crowet, Baltimore tor Portland.
The cargo OF the schr Davis, arrived Ith from New
Orleans, ID consigned TO Cabot, Bowes Il Go.
puxSed ThrD rDuVh He'll ssnfs.
HOUND SOUTH.
schr q Farr Bruce st Johns, EF, for New York
Schr Flash, Mcdonald. ST Johns, Nj, Tor New York.
schr Ella May, -, dew Haven for Virginia.
Schr Mail Holmes, Greenwich for Kew York.
Schr Florence ] Lockwood, st John, Norwalk for New
York, to load for Cuba
schr A T Parker, Little Glen Cove for New York
6chr Margretta, Parker, Glen Cove for New YORK.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson New York for Portland.
Brig Ann McRay, -, New York for ST John.
Schr Howes Howes, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Oread 0oodspeed, Dea's Isand for Providence.
schr Zule,to Kenyon, Buckingham Baltimore for Bridge
port.
schr Bedabedcc, Hicks, Elizabsthport for Boston.
Schr Daniel Norris Lewerson Eizabethpor for New Ha
Schr Lewis, -, Elizabethport for Bridgeport
Schr American Eagle, Snow New YORK for Rock and
schr Arioso, Nash, New York for Fall River.
Schr Madison, Holmes, New York for Providence.
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.

Pecunlary DiMculties the Gauss.
For several years past Frederick Hechmanu, sixty
nye years Of age, and native OF Germany, has occu
pied apartments In the OF premises No. 1913 West
Houston street, during part OF which time hrs occu
patton was that OF newspaper carrier During The
past four months his income insufficient TO meet
his current expenses, and consequently he wrote to
friends In the Ola Country, asking pecuniary aid.
lie mad long expected remlttances but Deing diSap-
pointed, Hechmann became despondent, and &C times
INDUCED too freely IN the use OF intoxicating bever-
ages. Friday night he retired TO rest as usual aud
not making his appearance yesterday morning
member OF the family entered Hechmann's bedroom
to what the matter and was horr1hed to ma
HIN suspended to hook in the wall by means OF
small rope. Coroner keenan, being notified, SUP
scquentiy ne1d an inquest on the body. DeSpond-
ency induced by inability to pay his board Dill anu
meet other claims necessarily incurred, was doubt
less the impeiing for the act. There being no
relatives or friends to take charge OF the remains for
interment they were sent TO the Morgue and Will be
buried al the pubic expense. Deceased was single
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


Spanish frgats Lealtod Capt Don Fernando Guerra,
Havana. days Had heavy Ne and NV gales the entire
5 sos To hs . ,s cr sa h.:
steamship gr Cook. Liverpool Jan a. and Queens
sss ssy1 's u. ss ..s 7
S y s S ho IS Hoo
Trpo. hence for Liverpool.
town wa Boson Fs r. with ma aucRy
steamship Mestphss .Nd2 sShwsnsen s Hamburg Jan ss
severe westerly v NJ pa';sss
Ion 6 passed fourmastcd screw steamerprobably the
.0Ns ssef Vera c1a 81 s..
Feb tn s Mh nSss and
Heavy sea to nt as and strong winds rest Of pas
Feb 20 miles ssw of caysfo passed bark Veteran
steamship Regulator Pennington, Wilmington, NC, days.
Steamship Reoecea Clyde Price, Wilmington NC, days,
Steamship farbAnks, Moore, Wilmington, NC, days,
VII sss sss s. II
sa In 1oa.s S ' 60 oaa
bearing INV, s,...n. . miles, Wind ENE,, blowing
CAP. G.s Is 8, lon V ", blowing heavy from NV
%sssa sssf i: sS a..:s
H & r. n Z. = 4
Sas'f qss day VIM Boyd
variable weather; was Within 30 miles Of SANDY Hook tho
!s' 4 t ave day, Th strong ga;i took pilot Lat H. lon 70
y baSs ,S Ss sS ssS.d Liverpool % aay. with salt. to
Sasa ..o1. saiw.ris and ri. '''Ds "''''
Der
the entire passage Is north o. Bermuda with heavy
Jan = 81 q, spoke ssAr Bessie Norris fsis
Bart Lucy 4 kicssls Edwards: Lsshorn y day. and
s Seavy MI and NV gales. '"'' W 'A' ''"'' Win
Anita Taeava li,a. ca:.osnola Palermo 50 day.
s ss ns. sns III e.
100 miles east Of Sandy Hook had revolving gale for three
ssfsnas = s asny
ss e Is yh sss
syanen DAM Elssn Rio Janeiro 6s d.y. with cot,
squ.tor in ys and had ane woather bosrdsd
.s..s s ss ses s.ssa st 6 lsn sn sl
mouth lh crossed the Equator in Ion 1 Feb lat 81 IS
sE &
from boa. % No y ~. u day. a,, norts h q h,,,sras
w1o 4e Sex ':y :n Ss
from win .onissed sro:s .es, whs yns 70 undsf ss
very heavy sea quarter disabling lie man hat was
70 the es s oors n
the cabin twohirds f Of WATER and eaun. the d.sruc.
OF everything " no latitude,
&C. vessel disnasted aud under uryna,, supposed
TO be q bark.
Bark X Walker, petngn, Ms.anzss via Charleston,
Jan 25 and Hampton roads, 81 hours with rnoasses
ter coming out of Cnsrsson struck the bar which
caused tho TO leak badly Had heavy weather
away unaintopsail yard and split sails
Bark Aiaaka Potter. New Orleans Jan Is, and sw Pass
rlth with ndsc Lawrence Giles Co. Experienced
succession OF NE and NV gales tho last IL days.
Bark Sos Eagle Downing, New Orleans IA days, with cot
ton seed to Master Had sroDg northeast and northwest
gales most OF the passage.
renee Ole: Co--v.sa.l 70 Mos, Ward Psn.a Gbraa,
Dec 49, had strong westerly gales in the MEDITERRANEAN
made northern passage aimee passing the western Islands
had strong westerly gales most Of the time Jan 90 lat co. or
81 as had very heavy gale from Fsoe, OF Cape May
spoke pilot boat Ellen Tury. Of Phpadsph's: lmh had
heavy yale from NV.
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The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past uwentytour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day Of
last year. as indicated by the Thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
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hoy whcre the man was. Tno ooy aelu No could una
hun, and the assistant paying teller was sent out
with the boy, who at once recognized the defendant,
and he was given into custody. He was brought be.
fore Judge Quinn, who committed him to answer.
Some years ago Gerard Lawson, . young man Of
much promise, was appointed Swedish Consul at
Chicago and satisfactorily discharged tho duties OF
his offce. Unfortunately he contracted dissipsted
habits and his onicial duties having ended Lawson
lett the scene OF his former aDors and came TO this
city. Tnls desire for alcoholic stimuants he could
not resist and frequently Lawson became 30 much
demoraizcd tnat friends were called to take charge
Of HIM. OF late lawson has been stop
ping at the saloon 104 Spring street, and
while inere at one O'Clock yesterday morning was
taken suddenly III ana expired soon afterwards.
The remains were removed 70 the Eighth precinct
order Of Coroner Rollins VINO took The matter IN
charge 1t was understood that Lawson had no
means, or friends willing to deray the funeral ex
penses, ana hence his body Will be consigned 10
nnal resting place with the poor and destitute OF the
City. Deceased was only thirty-seven years or age
and naJtye OF Sweden,
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District Attorney MOrrls' Proclamation.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE KINGS COUNTY, !
No. COUNTY COURT HOUSE
BROOKLYN, Feb. IL, 1870. J
To THE RIVER THIEVES, CUrrHRoATs AND MURDER
ERs OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
GENTLEMEN--I have The honor to acknowledge tho
receipt Of the numerous communications recently ad
dressed to me by members OF your powerful fra
IerniIy In relation to Edwin Perry Esq. and to re-
spectrully inform you In answer thereto that that
gentleman has been admitted to ball
The delay in notifying you OF the latter circum.
stance was 0CcasiOncd entirely by my ignorance OF
the fact before the ofIlcia announcement tnis morn
ing; but yOu whose sources OF information are SO
much better than ufy own that you were aware OF
the result in Cherry street two days ago. Will readily
and kindly excuse the omission on my part;
aud In view OF the Satisfactory conclusion VIII
probably be good enough TO forego the aInaole IN
tentions SO IOrcIbIy and warmly expressed towards
my self In lne communications already referred 10.
deem II all the more necessary to call your atten-
ton the subject as the lmpunlty heretofore occa-
slonaliy enjoyed by you in your praiseworthy bush
ness mas been recently increased TO such an extent
to render murder In this county entirely
and absolutely safe hereafter. No risk whatever at
tachlng 10 the felOnous taking Of human life. Hav-
ing accomplished all that you desired however,
having strong and reliable assurances OF protection
aud immunity hereafter for whatever you may co.
you Will at once perceive Messrs. River thieves,
Cutthroats and Murderera, tat there II no absolute
necessity at present existing Tor the destruction OF
my insignificant life; and this being so may be
permitted TO indulge the hope that You Will kindly
permit me to live short time longer, at least until
again offend by attempting TO bring any OF your
distinguished members to justice. Besides,
gentlemen, your business is done out OF court
and mine II done IN court, we VIII not neces-
sarily connict hereafter and inasmucn as your
business viii be done out Of court before begin Ia
court, we need not necessarily quarrel any more. !
Na'N '' Ao~- - D. MORRIS.
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Steamships Pennsylvania Liverpool Rhein, Bremen; !;
Pioneer Havana Virginia, Galveston via Kew West; Lo-
dous, Marpqs. and sherman New Orleans Flag Fernan,
Charleston Isaac Bell, Richmond DO; Knight, Georgs
town, Dc
Wind n annset "
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That "ImpOrtant Point Of Testimony"
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
To-day's HERALD contains short editorial upon
the Perry trial under the caption Of Important Tes-
tmony Omitted" IN which this statement occurs:-
"WhAt became OF that important point OF tssti-
mOny on the trali The person who testified to this
declaration OF Perry was William Mccormick" In
reply / would state that Mccormick was examined
in full upon the trial. and you are correct as to his
testimony upon the point referred to.
have only to add that In my opinion the trouble
In this case has not been worth the testimony.
S. ID. NORRIS, District Attorney.
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Marshal Tooker reports that during the pa

Marshal Tooker reports that during the past week
he mas issued licenses as follows:-Boardng houses,
s; horse cars, 1ls; express wagons a; carts, 46;
venders Al; porterS, 3; drivers, l5-total 235. He
has received for license fees and fines the sum OF
S. AGO. and has caused to be refunded to parties who
had allowed themselves to be swlndled In various
ways $2S5.
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The total collections on Christmas Day IN the
Roman Catholic churches for the orphan Asylum
amounted to $25, $40 "a. The largest sum, s2,077
was given by ST. Stephens.
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s,on OF tho prisoners declaration maae after tho
homicide. In doing TINS, however, ft Is mol neces-
sary to impuis incompetency or imbecility TO the
District Attorney. even though II snouu 90 ueemcd
producing the result OF the trial. In regard to
the statement contained In The amdavt OF =. ID.
the presiding Justice and himself, immediatAy
alter the nrsf trial, | forbcar to comment. THIS
siatement NAV ftly bo reserved for investiga ation
esewhere Tne afidavits may be filed, and Is
deem the case one In which II would be discreet
and sound exercise OF the power TO ball. the prisoner
will be let to bail himself accordingly, In $40, 900,
with four surettes OF competent ability In $4,000. for
his appearance al the next Court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner 70 be he'd tn thus county.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

No q
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEWS ITEMS CAPTURED ABOUT TOWN.

A Five Cent Hcax-Licenses and TaXes-A
"Receiver'' PulleG-An Ex.Consnl as
C0roner's Subjcct-That Dead Duel.
list-Forgery on Bank-Sneak
Thief-Rat Pit Religion.
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Almanac for New YOrlk-This DaY.
,RT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL, 1870.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
: - -
! Destination.
Ohe.
Steamer.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOE THH
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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Average temperature yc3lerday- ...............,,4
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A1l
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The vital statistics Of the city for the ending
at noon yesterday are as folows:-Deaths, 400; mar
rIages, 1856; births, 234; still born, Al.
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BY q box Of nsh falling upon him at Fulton Market
yesterday John Carman OF Badwinsyllle, Long
Island was seriously injured and sent TO Bellevue