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Te,eeraphtc Domestic Summary,

Tesegrnph1c DOmest1c SuEnmhFys
Nevada gives the Republicans majority
of three in the Senate and five in the House.
The British Columbia elections resulted
favorably to the friends of the "Domin-
ion." In -
MIR. Bergh, President of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
stopped rat-killing at Kit Birnes's yester-
day, in New York, aided by a number of
policemen. s-. ~
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TURKEY


New ORLEANS, Nov. l.-The trial Of the
Baton Rouge prisoners WIS continued to-
day.. Thirty additional witnesses for the
prosecution arrived this, morning. Wit
nesses for the defence have not yet been
summoned. ~ .tss.t < !, q. .51n9
A batch of, the Donaldsonville rioters ar
rived this morning, and were sent to the
parish prison. -.
The United States District Court, which
met this morning for the first time since the
death of District Attorney. Long, adjourned
ont of respect to his memory. ~ i ~
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THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, AU-
thorized by an act of the Legislature Of Vir-
ainta. passed January 80, 1857, creating Hon. II.
&. WISE, P. T. MORE. 4. E. BALLARD, and
others, q body corporate for the benefit Of the
stJVidows and Orphans of the Southern States"
invites PROPOSALS from parties disposed to
contract for the privileges conferred by the char
ter. 80 "a.
factory security for the punctuai fulflment Of the
terms Of the contract =, y
unttl the BOTH LAY OF EOVEMBER, At FOL
Franklin street, Richmond, va.
C. Q. TOMPK1HS,
mo 17-dtd p Managing Director.
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WASHINGTON News.

WAsHINeroN, Nov. 21.-The argument
involving the cotton tax and confiscation Is
postponed until the first Tuesday In Febru-
ary. ..,..f..- !...ga,, r. .>,-.,.o 80
field. illinois, sustains the ruling Of the
Commissioned Of Internal Revenue that
bonds issued by towns or cities to- aid IN
the construction: of railways are liable to
stamp tax in the same manner as promis-
sory notes.
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PROPOSALS.

NJ o T c e. ---s.-a -e
we, the undersigned, commissioners appointed
hy the County Conrts Of Prince Edward and Cum
bsrland counties. respectively, will receive, until
the 18th Decembet, 1870. sealed proposals for q
CUVEkED BRIDGE, either arcbed or Jatticed,
ninety feet long and twelve feet In width from out
to out to Ire Quilt Of heart pine, across the Apo
mattox river ut Farmvie, Va.
Plans for said bridge to accompany proposals,
and 10 be sent to 81. Z. WARREN, FarmViue
Va.
The courts Of the ssid counties have ordered
levieg TO be made in De -enber. that money may be
ready to pay for building Of said bridge.
: 100 n. Z. WARREN, e..
W. ". II. TIIACKSTON,
.. WD RICE. ..,..sal D.. &.
-... . Com,rs of Prince Edward.
XXX, B. w. l.. BLANTON,
a=' W. L. LANCASTER -
j. j. BLANTON, af
no Y-4t Com'rs OF Cumberland.
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POPULATION OF New YoRK STATE-RELIEr
FOR THE FREScH.-Neae York, Nov. o.
The census returns from all the counties
make the population Of this State 4.370, $40,
an increase of 539, 069 during the last five
Years. Is
The receipts Of the French Fair during
he first four days exceeded thirty-fye thou
End dollars, and il is estimated that the
Fair viii realize one hundred and fifty thou.
aud and eighty dollars. 4. asls,;s.:. IS
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Foreign Markets (BY TELEGRAPH.l
LONDON, Nov. 2I.-Noon .-Consols, s2s United
States bonds, s7a. ,..s.E.,s. -.,ayxs
,Ttco o'clock.-ConsoIs, o9s.
LONDON, Noy. 21-Euenfng.-Con closed at
923.l u. ). bonds, So. goo sfE ''s' f-es,fr
LIVERPOOL Nox. 2I-Noon Cotton steady !;
uplands ed; Orleans, ssd: sales, 10, 900 bales.
Ino o'closk,-sales Of cotton estimated at Il, 900
bales.TE 1912 ST. =. ~ h'1t. 1.f7F7.h = Z
LIVERPOOL, Nov. aI.--Gotton closed steady;
uplands, 9Sd.; Orleans, osd sales II, 900 bales
tHcludfng 1900 bales for Speculation and port.
Bresdstnfs are quier Lard, U.s.. Beef, new, ll5s.
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Domestic slarke,s- YITnIreRaaH,1s

$
NEW YoRE Nov. 2I-Noon.-F Flour duh and
droopiDg. SWhest fayoTs: bugers and Corn sc5rce
and firm. Pork heavy at S25. 37sGl2G2s. Lard tnr
Orleans letc.; sales. COO bales. Tufperte Arm.
Rostn inaetiye at Sl.2o9si 90. iFreights steadys
CINCINNATI. Now 2I.-F1our weak; family.
s5.s0Gse. Corn Arm. with light demspd at 4oD
advance asked, sbut none established s2@sac. of
fered. Il. - - -
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II Flour unchsnged. Pro-
visions steady. Mess Pork, $780, Whiskey
steady at 8sc. ;;ssf; " ~:zSs- Hfi39a p
ST. LOUIS Nov. 81 Flour unchanged. Corn
declining ard quoted ut 67@273c. W hiskey ste iay
at s5c. Tobacco irregular. Bacon--ShoulderS
Nac.; clear sides, lssc.f Lard quiet. . =.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. A.--Cotton active at full
prices, and quoted at .lss4I5ac.; receipts, 4 500
bales; exports, $50 bales stock. H. es2 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. el.-cotton quiet. but frmer at
15cs sales, 1850 bales receipts, 2 1873 bales ex-
ports, 376 balesr stock, Is. 500 bales.
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DANGEROUS CouNTERPEIT.-A new coun-
tereit OF the latest issue OF the fifty-cent
currency has made its appearance, which,
although the engraving is Of coarser char
acter and the fine lathe-Werk wanting,
though initiated coarsely, yet it is well cal
culated to deceive. The red and blue fibres
IN the paper Of the genuine are initiated by
printing in the counterfeit; the long beard
u Secretary Stanton Is darker, and the
figures $50" or the right hand are, sur
@ounded by solid black, Instead OF fine Gnes,
as In the genuine. Onthe reverse the coun.
;elfeit may be distinguished by the $" In
customs" falling TO touch the line encir-
ling the large oval to the next, and also by
he absence OF shading and the fine lines
round the $50" in the corners.
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aagENE HNTEaLYeENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, nov. %, 1870.
jur r,Seo, ,,.,,,, 706 mooc rises......,.. 81
nm sets 4s4t High tide g. q
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ARUWARE ST0RE.-The cub

IN scribpr has RECOMMENDED the HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY fB UsINESS1 cat las MAIN
STR ET, where he win be pleased 10 see ma
stock OF BDILDl Nd aEARDWAkE,
ChKrEHTERS,A AND SHs ,E nAEE RS, TOOLS
HOuHE-FIfRNIHHINts &C olla a&c., which be
viii sell ct the lowest prices for cash:
rs FL SSs4T5i "A .BssCLARKE,. es
oc es--am s.. & 1sia Maip street, Richmond va,
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DICHMOND. AND sYORK RIVER
IL ,,,EAILR0AD. d g;fgt . .asy3

+ On and after MONDAY, Oct. 81 1870, the trains,
on this road will be run as follows g td3S''Sf = ?,
- r3 PASSENGER TRAIN 'ss.R Efz
GOING EAsT.-Leaves Richmond daily at i:is
P. A.. arrive at " est Point daily at 3:l3 z. M.fa
- GONG WEsT.-LeayeyWest POipt ,ostly ats Il.
Trains connect at West Point daily Except
Sunday with PHYSICIANS STGAMERs tor
Landings on York river, Yorktown, and Balties
FAnE.-To river landings, ea.sos to Balti-l
more, 81. siS5f7lsst.
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
-. ATTACHED. ftI sJi 81 st4s
Leave Richmond daily except Monday. aba
O'Clock A. NJ; leave West Point daily except
Monday at ] O'Clock P. 81. 80 T. - n s
e.4, ~. THROUGH KFREIaHT ~ 5EEhls ], z !.
For BALTIMORE and al points NORTH and
WESr. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through btlls Of lad'ng given TO all promLnent
= - : 10 WILLIAM B. EHOA isiil
oc 70 ssttI II Freight snd Tic ket a gents III
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YaICHMONn AMn nAMyITIN RAIT,

ICHMOND. AND DANV1LLE RAIL !
Al ROAD.-PASSEMGER SCHEDULE %sf5s, u
Come sna gssysas sssss
81 8:ls A. a.; leave Burkeviiie daily Except sun.
days) at ! p. NJ; arrive at Danyilie daily ls1s
cept Sundays) at s:65 p. III. THROUGH MAIL
AHD EXPBESB leaves Rfchmoad daily 81 a:ss
z. NJ: leaves DanytlIe daily at ISs AZ Il; arrives
st Greensboro daily at / :e5 A. III. t.sstss - -
sesssrs esss Daavs daily 1se See q
1910 a. M. leave. Burksulle daily taxcspts Sun-
daysl a. 1 z. d. ssyrtye at ktsh,ngna .dsiay
except Sundaysl at 3:5s z. IL. THRoUGH MIL.
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daify at lie
A. M; leaves Danville daily nc {. IS IL MI ags
riycs at Richmond daily st tf:ckA.Mssaas J-sss
The Lynchburg and DanyiIle Passenger Trat2s
connects at BurkeytTe with the rains on tbs
Southslde road for Petersburg, Aosfolk, Lynch
burg and all etattons ON the 5onthsi6e AID Ytxs
glnfa ind Tennessae ratlroadS. Bristoit kneIs
vtile.s Dalton, Chatsaloogz, Nashytlle, Memphis
and all important points South and SoaEnNeSt
5i The Through Mail and Express co1nec8a
aE Greensboro with the tratas on aae North Aex9y
Tina road fos Charlotte, ColnmbJA, AHGuatAS iP4e
sannsh, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery Ac.f &s ;
and ct Htchmo1d with tie Richmond Fred6ztetae
0urg and Rotomae.f chesapeake and l0ntnsi 9rG
sts IS spa yes RiysE r5.lrgifs
RsccLii.AsffNa oHHTRs On t6s through sea'fsas
train. THOMAS DoDAMEAD.
Sc q n ,t,,jSt FsygE Supertnsendelts
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A Cargo OF Tea Through the suez

New YORK, Nov. 21.-The steamship
MagdaIa, from Shanghai August 18th, with
q cargo of tea, arrived to-day uio the Sue2
canal, being the first ship to this port that
has made that passage. ~
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'TODoFORM, r.... .,,, = 9a a.,a y
i l0DoFohM and IRON PILLS,
CHRONIC ACID,
CHLORAL HYDRAT,
PERMAhGANATE OF POTASH,
HYPlsULPHITE OF SODA,
SULPHlTE OF SODA,
FERRIC ALUM,
CITRATE OF IRON and sTRYCHNIEE,
ea CITRATE OF IRON and QCINlNE, +,
MORPHINE, .& r
CS.i VEKATkIA,. &C., &c.;
for sale BY BOLEKER & DADE,
City Drug Store,
no IL - NJ. No. l4M IL ain rect.
TTSE COMPOUND ACT EA LOZENGES
~ to relieve hosrseness, tickling In the throat,
coughs, &c. For sale by
80 P. Z. DUPUY, Apothecary,
no Is 427 Broad street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY Esd 0cto-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGEE TRAINS ,sin run IS
follows -t@ '.sis ..s.>tz g
MALL TRAIN viii run DAILY between Rich--
mond and White Sulphur Springs iexcept sunday
bsEWeen GordonsVille and " bite sulphur). LeAyar
|, Richmond at IA. Al. arrive al White sulphur at
10 L. Ia. Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 4. NJ, snds
srrive a. Richmond al 4:5a p. II. making cigse5
connections at Gordonsville and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria snd ManasBas railroad
trains for Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore,
PhiIadeiphia, New York, Boston, h c.: also for,
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga Memphax
New Orleans, montgomery, Mobile, &C.
Going West, passengers dine, at Gordonsythe
stanton aud dine at GOrdonsviIle. & e Es fpstfs1
This train connects with stages a6 follows :~s. y
At stauaton Tor Lexington, Natural Bridge and
Harrisonburg. Egg $50 .'sl.aH' asAhrFyA
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 rilca; s.,
and w arm Springs, Is miles. .5EsF,.y ada Ut
AT bite SULPHUR Spring for Lewisburg, miles;
and Charleston, 100 miles,. So T5.sE IT, ~
THROUGH T IGKlET 8 issued to all points
North. West, and Southwest. -, - ,..,4is
49, JAMES r. NETHERLANDS y,
oc IL - y S-s,I 9 ~ General Ticket Agent ~
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RICHMOND hED PETB:H sj3g Jha 81 !. Il. O0s ~
~ 1854 RICHMOND act. s9EIsze.SS3fS 4

hICHdUNU AND =.
~ -.t. sIcIImeND oct. s9sIs7e.8S3f,s @
.THE TRAINS OYER aaHls ROAD
Il rum 40 follows:: .z isitsEi E25g 20 e%lsE!
!, Leave Richmond at a:a5 4. RI snl so 4, ii
Leave Petersburg at 10 a. 81. and 1908 Z. ri. -
I Freigh. and Accommodation train, With pAssen.
ger car attachedj win leave Richmond dxsiy std
! ). M, snd Petersburg dsily ~ $50 An. esEi@
The s15 A. H. train VIII noe ysevc LINN orf on
SUNDAYS, and the 7.e6 Z. IA, traiI Will aot leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS "a. a4E.r, IL yEt Eti.isi
Passengers for Norfolk viii TIE hs 2:sg z. Mss
through. ~ ~. 90. ~ y ~ ~.
The PASSENGER coach attached to the eozitrain
viii run daily. sy.stt.f 81 all 81
Leave Glover Hill at A. 81, connectfsS ii
Chester with the accommodation trstn. Psssens
gers returning will take tue ESQ r. M. train con.
Meeting ut Chester with the Coal TRAN. tsBf ki
= - -.,. THOMAS II. WYENE, 90
oc21 ,Superintenden
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asssusas, asapsGan Ea, &C.
E,oUGHs. AND. HOARSENESs.

= - ~ 3 RI /, f 4SsE(5
.a..s~~ 49,
FOUGERA's ICELAND MOSS PASTE,
tSCARB oLIGsAGID LOZEN9Es,
BROWNS ooHEs,
3 WISTAR'S LOZENGES, &sSt, -.
J. BRYAN's. PULMoNIC WATERS, ~. 80
CHLoRATE POTASH TABLETS,
WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
AYREs's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
MRS. GARDENERS LIvERwORT,
!. GOES COUGH BALStM, :
And all the popular remedies, sold at -a5>
MEADE & BAKER'S
no 10 Apothecary store, oIe Main street.
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CPONGE - he huB dFed pounds assorted
% BATHING, 20 ARaLA =, a and SO, La TIE
for sale 0a e e ~ 6 sg y.
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kaoK AND J0E PRINTING NEATLY
ElHyEN AT THsS OFFICE,
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fTJuCKWHEAT ELOtl R--as, pounds
T ID IN IS, 50, and 100 roana ,.. !. ~,
no ~ ~ III no g 49, ~
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|TTAIR--coe hushsiA y AsTsS1ssSssa
IL HA1ascF sAse % y sll1sS q - 8
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: CHANGE TO TRI-WEgKLY EINE.s

Z After this ,dste passengers forthe Lower Rc4o-
mac Line to Baltimore VIII take The train at BSsd
and stL street DEPOT In lien Of Bro aepo,
and FRIDAYS, connecting st Aquias ne. Is With
steamer GEORGEAENA,, arriving in Baltimor
TussDAYs, M q kssD Avs. and sATUkDSYS:
the steamer 9EUaGissArsrA will lexye B1tis
more az 40 r. " Sonne1ting a Aasi 9 Greek
Richmond at s.38 p. NJ. it, s5Ettst : :;
aa4ahe@ Baltimore Express train Will be ron sEsu
ford, only leaving Richmond ut $50 r.. NJ. and Er.
riying lii Richmond a. $50 A. ~. - 5aN - /,
The freight trains Wilbe rnn tSt-weehIyt leAviBg
Richmond; on TUESDAYS THURsDaTr1snd
SATURDAYS. t,s,, s,.'s.,..s;s,5.r,4. t,,ga, =
tinued ON The Lower Potion e Route.a ~ gs}6.
BY order OF Il. T. D. MYERS G@n'l sup't. 20
-. = Ii ,;jssI, b., GEHTkY, ~
!. no 1s-st General Ticket and Freight agent.
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AA ONUMENT TO LEE IN RICHMOND.
vl 1t is proposed that tile fourth Sabbath In No
VEN Der tNoVember 27Chi be observed as memo
RAJ day or General Lee Ehroughour Inc South, and
that every congregation iChristian and Hebrews
shonld make Z tihuttons for ihs monnme Mt
10 notify their congre CATIONS Of this proposal take
MP collections, and remit their contributions 20
Miss s. N.sRANDOEPH, Secretary Of the 6adteB'
Lee -Monnraerss Committee, Box ssS, Richmond,
VirginIa.- MRS. VIM. II. MACFARLAND.
Mrs. Ct. W.RANDOLPH,,s - - s
t-ss,.r 49,; M1s.JAMESLYOES,.i.- . ls t3as "a Z.
- e MRS. W BROWN, ~ SSaI;rz = 49, -
MISS NISH oLASs 1! = -: -. u 81
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<TEW, AUCTlot J.

II IsT CT ,PREMIuNS.-SUNNYrsIDE'
FEC PIT, first premium sAUSS0N,S TuBU-
LAR LIGHTNINGsKOD fFst premigns AMtR-
Efsr DIAMOEDSfATE.C ooKING-STlVE.M My
be found at Mf)BNTCASTL E,a, $40 Broad street.
All In wait OF ahoYe articlea should cal before
puf chs sing elsewhere. I-S.1 20 w..
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iDATENTS, PATENTS, d TENTS
9 All persons ,ytshtns to get Pa
TENT for any aeefui Ipysption viii please cay On
the under signed who Is CeMnlssaionsI % vsnss
Virginia, Ohio, Iilinosss y iciissn, and au sho
sousnefnE ss1M ID. JARRETT Netsry Puhlisa Y.
s5sFGf Rocm no. O. Schafer,s kutiotnS
~, AZ TN, sS1m - Corner 10th and Main efss g
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dTEAMDYEINGE EEA BLISHMENIs..z
. DYEIaGsr SCtDU 81 No. CLEANiNf1, .AhID
recurring ef carpets and, cleaning OF Kid gloves.
fancy dysing IN any color desired Frll sslistsc-
'tion guaranteed. Cab on ~, !, i,
Ne. go Rrosdstrees, between -Four 60 sndF tssh,
iIss,ed atsPRINTISG DEpAkTMEAT, and swtil
print All fEfndGof silk and woollen goods. Ssnl-
5piee or my printing can be seen az my store.
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q -.IsElO ss4s se1y 3. 6ENTRXS (
..r:tt8 General Ticket and. Freight Ags:,f.s
Ed: T. ID. AYERS, tienera.s superintendent
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offer for sale REFINED
IN RoLLED,sEEDEa, and YiRGIh Ia HAM id''
RANn hI ahnInP.HsRE ii and RopIRoN; !.-a
HORsE-sHOE IRON and NORWAY NAIL
pYyIs hTEEGEO CAST, and SHEAR STEEL 80,
FIN -PLATE BLOCkTIR. SHEET ZISE. ~, .
IR0N AXLEs. and GROUND WAGON ana
p.pnHNia Hf1asE and MULE SHOES,
" N'~-''' GORDON q CRIEGAN,E 81
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LONDON, Nov. 21.-itis rumored to-day
that Gen. Von-der-Tann has been relieved.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 21.-The Belgian troops
have been recalled, but the frontier will
still be well guarded.
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~ ,nsinor. Nov. aat,--Co correspondence from
Rome. dated The 18th. describ hes the prepa-
Eratioas Dr The reception Of Victor Emma
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FhED,BG q PorouAc IL &. Co. :
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT DEPT,
~ q BIcHNoND. NA...r Nov. Is, 1916
HHANGE OFsSGHEDULE. E3fsstasf.
:fI5Tq97 LOWER POTgMAC ROUTE. 5 = 8.
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I3B MOYsA. Ell yNE.e plseglIl I. I

( b i,-sef or ssasss q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

Opinion ~ Recorder Hnckctt ON the Rights a
Citizens Protect Themselves.

Opinion 81 Recorder Hnrkcti ON the Rights 81
Citizens 70 Protect Themselves.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday the
oil Joseph u. Agostino, who was required to ind
bail TO any indictment which might be found
against him Tor causing the death Of George Twee-
die, came up. II Will be remembered that the de-
ceased was endeavoring " effect a burglarioui
entrance into Mr.. AQostfno's gun store, and wh,la
engaged in that unlawful act was shot in the head
by gun which adjusted as TO go or when
Nm attempt was made to open the window. Mr.. Agos.
tino had been frequently visited by the knights Oh
the jimmy" and concluded that hereafter those IN.
profitable customers would meet a warm reception
whenever they called at midnight.
gRCoRDER HACKKr1's OPINION OF THE ACT.
The Recorder when the case was called on, said
This Court has imposed upon 1t duty OF supervising
thc correctness incorrectness OF imprisonments.
Ny attention has been invited the detention OF tna
accused under the bah bond fled In this court
also 10 the papers OF the Coroner's inquest BY tina
finding OF the Coroner's jury The accused WAS CEN
sured FOR having planted trap gun, by means Of
which man by the name OF George Tweedlc re,
ceived his death wouno while evidently engaged
during the night time IN endeavoring to effect
burgiorious entry into the shop OF the accused. !
am unable, after careful investigation OF the
various laws Of our state defining offences. 10 ma
any statute which makes the killing Of Tweede under
the circumstances testified TO an offence The
dict OF the Jury establishes the fact that Twesdle,
while iorcibly and feiOniouFly opening the window
OF the workshop Of the accused, came u his death
from gun shot wound In the head, discharged
from trap gun within the premises. That tnu
accused would have been justified in killing Twee'ile
under the circumstances OF attempting burglary.
had the former surprised him In such attempt nos
can doabt, ana at the best the deceased died
FROM the msdirccuon Of his own felonious act Ia
has been said that the trap gun was dangerous I'm
of fire, and that a fireman or policeman In the
discharge OF duty might have been killed. The ana
swer 70 tins is that no such event has occurred,
and had such been the case, the act OF the fireman
policeman would have been legitimate and In the
honest discharge Of q duty while the act Of the
deceased man was felonioua. Had the accused by
nis active agency killed an innocent man engaged
In lsudable act for public good the result might
have been granddaughter IN the fourth degree; bnl
each case must be governed aud determined by cir
cums6ances order the clerk 10 discharge the re-
cognizance taken from the accused by the order ni
the Coroner, and file the papers away. The verdict
OF the Coroner'5 Jury should have been death by
inadverience, while engaged In the commission OF q
felony
II Is 10 be hoped that this wn he sufficient waru~
ing Ia wouldbe burglars In the future.
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the UNION LEAGUE GLIB TRAGEDY.

saicidc Mt the Club Hon-e--'rho Bookkeep-S
shoots Himself.
Soon after ten O'Clock on Tuesday msrning Mr..
Joseph W. Emerson, employed as b0okkecpcr at the
Union League Club House, corner OF Twenty-sixtb
street and Madison avenue, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head, whine
MS room on one OF the upper floors
OF the premises and, strange to say, the
fact was not discovered tall twelve houn
later, Notwithstanding Mary A. Turner, the cham.
bermaid heard the report OF pistol. Mr. Edward
Gleason, superintendent OF the club hsuse, who
occupied room VITA deceased, On going up STAIRS
at quarter past ten O'Clock p NJ, found the room
door locked, and On opening IL with his key dis
covered the dead body Of Mr. Emerson lying
ON the floor, with SIX barrcued revolver lying
between his legs Mr.. Gleason said deceased seemed
TO be subject 10 ITS OF dependency. but witneaa
knew OF no cause why no should taKe his own life-
Coroner Schirmer. On being nOtified yesterday
morning held Inquest, during which several wita
nesscs were examined but evidence could bd
obtained TO show What prompted the act Of seif1
destruction.
Deputy Coroner Cushman examined tho head Of
deceased and found pistol shot wound OF thd
right temporal region two inches above the ear, the
bullet entering the brain and causing death verJ
dict corresponding with the foregoing facts wU3
rendered by the Jury. Mr.. Emerson, who wAA
thirty-seyen years OF age and born In Maine, wSa
very respectfully connected
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ALMOST A ClNItNAallE.

Mrs. Ann Vanderpeol died In Newark, n. g., on
Tuesday, At the advanced age OF nincty-siS years,
The deceased was born ia Hanover, Morris county,
N T., on the nth OF April, l775. she the daugh-
ter Of william Croker, who died when she was
twelve years Of age. In 1891 she came 70 Newark
ana was married TO Mr.. Vanderpeol IN 1794
Her husband died In 1909, and she then
Four children were the fruit OF his brief welded
life, two daughters and two sons In 1903 Mrs. VAN
derpoo united with the First Presbyterian church Of
Newark, and IN 1911, when the Second church was
organized, Mrs. Vanderpool became one OF its first
members. Her only surviving child, Mrs. Caldwell,
with whom she has resided Is seventy six years OF
age and III the enjoyment OF excellent
health. The deceased occupied the house in
which she died for seventy-tnree years. In 1865
Mrs vanderpool was In sucn good health that che
was able to walk to photographers and sit for a
picture but FOR little year past she was I'M
able to walk. She was however, confined to her
bed for only three weeks previous 10 Der DEATH,