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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

IL lunf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
IN uvidcl for, lett destitute by the want Of q
proper foresight in is deceased protector?
THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPLY,
5rAUSToN, Va,
Oilers to every head of Il family perfcc: security
against this melancholy condition.
IT is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
Its charter is perpetual.
Its Cash Capital Sl2j,u.O.
1t is organized on tho basis Of the old Mutual
Lilo Of New York, and i:s successful expo
rienCG.
The Premiums are paid in cash; its Divi-
dcnGs paid in cash; It's policies nro paid in
cash, without deductions.
assets are All cash, which presents the only
solid, substantial basis of business f>r individ-
ua. or corporations.
1T ENSURES ON ALL PROPER, SAFE
TT PUTS NO IMPROPER HESTElC-
TIONS ON TRAVEL.
TT INSUEES UNIMPAIKED FEMALE
LIVES
The Company is 4. combination "l the pro-
prietary aud nIutua! systems, securing ;he nd
vantagcs Of both.
It's Policies arc non fDricita bio alter two
years. snd iEcontcsta bio after FIVE year., for oil
mis- statements and "rrors in application except
as 10 tho age Of tho applicant. This IL -
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will be invested IN Nirglnim, md
help to build up our own interests in Virginia.
Il rommends Itself for its safety, management
urd organization, to every Virgin Al and other
Houtherncr in aoarch of safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTIT1TIuN
Iiv.urents wanted in uvory precinct Of every
county in the State. Send for circulars.
Address, PHl LLlG3 NJ g:
Gcn.rnl gonts for V rginia anil We Virgin.
ia, Lock Box 2l, stanton, w.
REV Ct HOKGE y, NTH,
fb13m lgt for Nnxn and vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

ANNUAL ELECTION. The annual election OF
uthcers for the Relief Hook and Ladder Compa.
py will be held to morrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
EClAL notice..
To DELlNOUENT TAN-rA Ij;R~.

All persons indebted t. TIC city of AIcX"n-
dria for tmxc> who wish - settle th" s'tlnc with
ont costs can d" - ~ my office, No. - Royal
stree, between! the hours IF i ~! 4" clock t.
H.. where Wi: attend IL r"c"i:" them.
Unless promptly settled. ~; hir"''e! l. m
ton. /. Is - '7'''
fob l-tf Corporation Attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

DIsCHARGING BALLAST. "A bill has passed
the Maryland House of Delegates in ref 'rencH
to dischareing ballast in the Chesapeake and It's
tributaries |, iathoueht that the DILL will pass
the Srnatr. It provides that if any ballast
shall b. taken, IN laden, or cast on; OF any
ship or other vessel, On any rretenc, what,
ever, in the Chesapeake bay above Cedar Point
or il any river, creek CT harbor within, the
State of Maryland, Inc udng the Potomac river
the ,uDtain of the vessel shall he fined $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

PANIC IN A CHURCH. "A tremendous panic
was Cccasoncd 10 the African Baptist Church
in this city Sunday night, by the gas golhg
out SUDDENLY for the want OF water in the metre.
The preacher was 10 The midst OF one OF his
NEST eloquent flights, when all at once the bril-.
liant glare OIL the room gave place TO Zimmerman
darkness The scene that cEsued beggars any
attempt ut description, and the results are all
we shall undertake TO portray. The church was
crowded, and nearly all rushed with frantic
raeernrs4 Tor the doors, falling pei! nell over
each other.
Some of the more lious ones stood their
ground and amid the darkness, shrIli voices
were heard pruclaiming, "Thc day oil Jndg
mcnt had cum Bress dc Lord, / sc ready. -
One enthusiastic sister loudly shouted that she
"hern Gabrers norm" and pointed wildly 10
Che calling; declaring that she saw the Lord In
4 cloud uI fire descending towards the earth !;
and other similar CALCULATIONS were heard on all
sides. The crowd generally, however, male
| and female, big and little, pressed towards the
doors, prrlArring to meet the Last Hour OF ~.
corded time in tie open alr. But tue pretty
nart is yet TO hr tod: Some OF the cOusrcga-
ticn had All eye 10 " the main chance, and
| we're not AT 81! disposed To- hid adicu I" this
mundane sphere without due share OF worldly
goods, and SIZZLING the opportunity, supplied
themselves bouniiuy with hats cloa Ks, shawIs
tamaS, bonncls, aud any thing else they could
| lay their hands on, stripping the atirghtcd
wcarcrs without ceremony, aud leaving them 10
| find their way 10 their homes hatlcss bonnet
| les ., and coaklrss, and in more than ono 10
STAGE -cOatlcss.
The Church was cleared at last Of all except
! those who were ready to depart from this lille.
and npou examiuiag them: elves the croWeu
found that while none of them we're kilt,
many had received severe scratches and bruises,
though none suffered serious inury--a result
| upon Which they may we'll congratulate them
| selves. - LYnchbWg Ncrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

Ar effort is hriur made.in St. Louis to shu
IN the theatres on Sunday nights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

The Washington correspondent OF the R'ch-
mond Dispatch in relation to the admls-
sion OF Mr.. Mckenzie to his seatin the House
Of Representatives says: "Thc general disposl-
ton among the better portion Of Republicans
was to admit him; but the small fry, who seek
TO get their names before the public, even il it
be by being recorded as ohieciing to propcsl'
ton, nppoSc, the motion. a vote was taken,
and, Republicans and Democrats combining,
carried the motion by Is to e.. So that Nc.
kenzic came forward to the Speakers desk and
was sworn. As he passed down the aisle his
face was scanned as is usual when new mem,
her arpcars and the general Judgment found
ultcrancc in the remark Of MIR. Eoorhecs' VINO
said she ought to be allowed to take his seat
he is as loyal as any of us. LII take HIN on
his face
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

Ms- Il meeting Of the Conservative voters Of
Prince William county will be held Mt Manal-
sas, on Saturday, the 9Th of Fohru@ry next, 10
take int" consideration the organization of
county matters preparatory to tho election
soon e. be held. All Conservatives ara re-
specially invited to attend.
MANY NDrFR:
pripr, ly;l;;,,n o., len, II o...,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
vyALENTI NAI.NNTl MEAL

WA LENT = r.; VA I,E \ III y ~
all sizes, styles and rpti"n-, rro:n one crti
10 Ten doilnrs "nch, for sale Ut
FEENCli'% ROCK 81 STATION EEv STORE
No. - Kin" street
NEW BnOKS-h Manual OF III" Ancient
History Of tho Eat t. tho C"mmenccm"mt 81
tho Mrlian Wars. by Francois L"Hn"5msRt
suij r, Chevallinr, nonIh 3ra e IN" E"va Asia'-
ic Society; - -.
The Bible Text CyclppeIlt, Complete C!"s.
sfcatGn Of Scripture T"%:s :" n" form 81 ~
Archaeological Index to Subjects. tv Rev 'j"n'5
Inglis; first American clifton ''"'" III" +"'"'''"
English edition; 81 ~.
oar Ilomn Phys!ciai., i"w mnd i'oi"'af
guide to the art Of preserving health "ni treat
irg disease ! large SvO, vol; ~.
American horticultural Annual FOR $50; 3ot'
The American Agricultural Annual for ls'"
50 cents.
The illustrated Annnn! Register "i Rural
a Hairs for 1870; %m.
Bible Gems or Mammal q! Scripture !'"s5' rs
for Sunday schools ard F:,'nilic.; .t2.
New Bo0ka daily. ,,.
feb &. II. X hNEh.
NMlLLlNERI, TRIM NJ NGS r ND FAN
NI CT GOODS.
/ am now offering to the ladies an clnS:tlIt ~
sortmnnt uf SMALL WARES and F"NCl
GOODS, such ms japan Chsrous ~n,i Switches,
FROM u 80 Su.; Inca and Linen Collars ana
Cutls, Machine Silks and CUttons. Twists, Al
nqcCa sul Mohnir SkirL br:.ius, HnndkcrchrS,
Runinga, Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Cotton !rim-
mingS Of nj! kinds, fringcs, b;"!ds A"d bHt
tons. !, brautiful assortment of CarnbrIc cog
ines end InserLinms; Towels ard T"wc!ingS,
Zenhy1s Germantown WOODS, and III Tact cV-
erythin that rsn be lcunA in u irst-cl": VA
rieLy store ,rrny rooms
still on hand; Black Rcn L"cr--ail q! VINO"
can be found cheap for cash only ~
~ Mrs. C. i. 81 NJ PSuN =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

The Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
II. s., upon the ret;l emcnt OF MIR. Justice
Ci1icr, addressed him letter expressing their
r,vrct at his resignation, and their regards
and respect Tor him. He wrote very aztec
,ionatc letter in rcaly, thanking them TOR their
rnld wishes and good opnlOnS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

The corGscati0n cases We're argued 10 the
Sun,eme Conrt of the L. 5. vest erdsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

The currency bill before the Senate
was amended yesterday, by clause to increase
the amount Of national bank notes to be
issued to titty two millions in lieu of the same
amount ofthrec per Ct in certificates to be re-
deemed ; and provision was added taking
thirtrcu millions of bank Dote currency from
the New England States and transferring 1t to
the West and South, thus providing in TACT Tor
the is,uc Of sixty-tive millions If new bank
notes. The bill is expected to finally pass to-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
81 4 - 81. ~,
z 10 4 ID /, + ; ~

s. BLO1j D 4 Z ii.
Coraer hi1g aoi F&:7f:y :;;-et:
- Offering &7ea. bargains 4
TlNTEE CLVTGiNG.
Gail and see him dec i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

X. K. CAsE.-ln the Equity Court in Wash
inr,on, yesterday, Alexandria and Washington
Railroad Company vs. Washington, Alexandria
uud Georsctown Railroai Company. Order
overruIing motion against Complainant for st
curly for costs.
J. 5. French vs. Alexander Hay. Order
uvrrruIirg motion Tor security for Costs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

PATENT MEDICINE "A vehicle, Resembling
q circus coach drawn by four fine black horses,
and containing hand organ and band OF
musicians, made its appearance in his city to"
dav, and attracted large crowd t" the City
Hotel, in front Of which it halted for several
hours, while two OF its occupants ':iscourseu
u,on the cycclItncc of patent medicine which
they had for sale, and oi winch 'h"T Sold
large number OF bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
NSU

FIRE 4 II u HAklN f. RISKS
placed in rcapnnsihn companies, ~ nr rate. 10y
np T-tr ilOUE. WEDDERBUE ~ & ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
NJ . L ! t. + .

n Office
Our bills 10 February lst nro made on: aud
will be presented ut Cncu Our friends will very
much o6!ige us b. making prompt aottlemH1t.
Those whose accounts have bson standing OYER
for several months will save Themselves Trouble
AMI expense by settling up at once.
f.b st WIEMEk e SHAY IA kER.
rsNHE ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMl-
NARY.
The Second Half Session OF this Institution
will ccmmcnc" February 9lh New classes
Will bc formed nni pupils Desiring to connect
with tho School should do go at TINS
lima w. w LEG ARE,
I.h ,,yIw Principal.
NuK SALE.
The FARM known Il; FEDERAL HILL,
situated on tho heights, |! miles nor II vest 81
Alcxnndria, adjoining the land Of III" late FRED
l.lovd The Wow IS almost unsuTp"Fsoo;
water rxcrilent. 1t possesses the advantages
of three Inarkcts-A 'eXAndria, NaSh'n"'"" '"
Georgetown.
No better sitln.t"n for ~. carly garden or or
chard Can b. found in this section.
The improvements are II g9od rhhM IL 60
l. w LLlNG. Barn, Stable, Carnage W.
Uous", Wagon ana Cow House; excellent Drick
Dairy, and u VOL %! water NJ the door; variety
Ut fruit in moderate quantities.
THIS farm contains l' acres
For farther particulars enquire on the prom
800. ian ZG-lm
SINGEK'S FAMILY SEWING MAEHi +
Tie same qualities which render tins MT
chime so admirable and efficient for use IN tho
family, also commend it us indispensable tor
every grade uG light manufactures and II Is n
cnmlnrabty tie best Sewing Mach - the
world its sales in ono wear exceeding those oil
the We'd, Howe, Florence and several "th"F
machines combined. AM AN excess "l eleven
thousand over tho Grover X Baker.
Tho reference; OF numerous parties wn" nave
purchased tho Singer Machines can DO obtain
nJ, Machines sold on liberal terms. and salts
faction guaranteed in every case.
{. G. BERRY, Agent:
- King street. Alexandria, Va.
Two Howe Machines new and in perfect or
dor. far sY,,. chesp. Jan -
HAVE JUST RECEIVED fine assert
| r,ent Of COFFEE.. consisting of Mocha,
Jaws. Laguyr. and Rio; also Toasted Coii@es
| in ID packages, properly prepared "nd wAr-
GEO. l.. SEATON,
Ioco Ia King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

t.,HE ALEX'DRIA. EVENING 3GHG"I.
No. 81 North. Washington ST.
!. y. NDIFF, PE1HcIr L..
This Institution vail open for the reception
Of students on IT, ESDAY, February !, l51J.
Branches Taught: spcncerian Business Per-
,n.n.hip, Book keeping, Arithmetic, Alg"h7
Lightning Calculations, &c
TERMS:
FIR three month"; tuition, in one brancn..:'.S;2
full c1ursc...... ~
se,>jons On Monday, TUESDAY, Thorsd"' ana
Friday.
HOURS uY IHnTsUrTi":'.
Penmsnshp from j. 70 /. III
Book. kecping - : TO > p. NJ
Arithmetic Sc " ; tn p. IA.
IAN l6-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
TIME ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SYM J.
NARY.

THE Second Half Sc;sion Of this Institution
viii ccmmcnc" February 9th. New classes
viii tc formed, nni pupils desiring to connect
themselves with thr School should do 90 at tins
t;n,n w. w hEGARE
,h > ,,,vJw Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

DISCHARGED X. G.. Nash, the man who
passed a forged check Cd MIR. praiham, as
heretofore stated in the Gazette, was brought
here yesterday evening 10y detective from
held managed to g,,s possession of the traudu
lent check and swallowed it. An arrangement
was then made by which he Was allowed to 60
back to Washington. and he is now at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

GROUND Hoo DAY-Thc second "t February
las long been called ground hog DAY, iruln The
Iuct that superstition exists alunng tn" to'orcd
peo,Ie that the ground hog comes cut OF his
hole for the first time since the commencement
of the winter on that day, and that II he sees
his shadow he goes back ANA remains below
yroupd for six weeks LONGER. Ia other words,
that il The sun is shining on that day the WIN
Ter will not break for six weeks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN Is TILE HOUSEHOLD
II lpnf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been omiortably
N divided for, lett destitute by the want Of q
proper foresight in is deceased protector?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

No. 81 North. Washington ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-02
The Count cannes sndthe Princess Editha',
Coronet, Diamonds, and Jewels.


SIR: In your cosmo-solarian journal of this
date Sept ~ there is description OF the Incidents
in New Jersey concerning "tho Princes Editha,
daughter OF the late King OF Bavaria and the Coun;
e.s OF Landsie!dt." II is stated that this altered
daughter Is "worth a million and a half OF dulars
invested chiefly III jewels aud diamonds. and for
those yIluabes a lawsuit Is now pending Dy THO
Princess, represented by her family lawyer Tho
Count Joanpes, againsta wealthy banking house IN
Broad street, New York city" Ia the above matter
my name is wrongfaly used as the counsel OF the
Princess, and without authority for / have never
seen her or written to her, ror she to me. never
permit myself 10 be retained IN any law suit until
nave investigated the iacts-at least their p,ima
fdcie TRUTH thence tue use OF my professional name
can ne adroity and wronglulN emp DYED In eGctas IL
| had sanctioned the Clam based upon my proven
bal inve ''lsaon Of facts In the premises An inju.
~ naturally follows from such assumption ana 1
hold each 20 be- &c sl With IL" otler ia ali natte p
| oljussice The Inucess Editha nav have had her
her cOronet on her fair brow, gain Der Jewels and
diamonds. and that WAS her counsel, uuM the fact
hat certain Jersons offered TO me relluipg fee OF
| $500 20 he her counsel, and bring action against
hrs Col. Blood (u6c Victoria Woodbury. Tor alIegel
| possession OF diamonds on depoat AMI In trust ms
alleged by The l'rincess) and tnitp .iust her dc
tractors WHO dtoy That she is tAe daughter Of tho
| soyorel-n aud Countess
Irclusod 10 accept the retaining fee until WIS
satisfied ~ IL the "a ltged facts and cOnso query
haN- Written 70 the King Of Bavaria, whom | act
re djuner marty OF the late King OF prus IA whom
Crown Prince and II the reply snail be affirmative
.ur the "Irpccss,n then tho daughter OF Solo
mon % MAY yet be proved to lie - wise a. &. she
| had beon OF tie rojal mouse Of David OF Israel
There WLs once poor rh0p-boy born near Boston,
Mass aud years passec, and the ancestry of the lr
crt King Of Bavaria cruited the once hubble BtuJa.
| min Thompson Cont. and he lives In history AMI
tame the ilustnuus Count Rumfori That IL
more strange taan II King of Bavaria should con
Ter the tile OF Princess upon ts own daughter, il
sac L. 50; hut II Is historic That he m lc his NOR
ghn Ne we a Countess and t4o ALLEGED DAUGHTER
claims being ,o ISSUE Of that marriage and from
her mother tie Title OF Countess, ANA from her roy
father snrci1ily t0at Of Princess. Nous tetfOas :!
AOAgs truly, &c,
GEORGE inE COUNT JoANNEs.
ot the New York Supreme Court,
CRY or NLW lORR, 10 Broadway, Sept 1 $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-02
THE NEWBURGH TRAGEDY.
TIE MURDERER AND MS DEMENT,
ED DUPE, YOUSG SEA FERNS.
The Funeral Of Mr. seaverus-The Assas-
sine Frieuds Summoned from Snicm-Tb,
Behavior Of "A Lunatic in Jaii-PuzziinR
the Physicians.

The Funeral Of Mr.. Seaverns-Tbe Assas-
sine Frieuds Summoned from snicm TIL o
behavior Of a Lunatic in Jaii-PuzziinR
the Physicians.
NEwBuRGn, Sept. 2.-The funeral of Mr.
Scayerns the victim Of the terrible tragedy enact.
cd here on Tuesday. was attended by vast multi.
Jude. Tho remains 10 be taken 20 Worcester
Mss, for iniormcnt Tho uur icrer. since the
commission OF tho deed, nas puzzled even the
physicians, who waver between two opinions Yes.
itri he Nas removed from tho dark dungeon into
one ofthc light cells at the extrome end of the prls.
on. wLcro We il secluded from hi1 Fellows Hc says
he native fsilcn Mass where his pcople now
reside. Sc his request they have been
wilton to. he says that lie dill not want
10 kil Mr. soaverns but that there wss
sonnet ing In MIN that II Wle him feel that
nr Nrsr KILL son spopY.
Tie Yves sorry It was Mr. scaverns, as he did not
mean to hafm him. :" Why dill not Kill myseiiY
want to die; 1 want TO diel" no excainei lii.
conversation is nconorent, and like one deranged,
lapscs into ftful dependency aud sluggish forget.
inness. He says he cannot remember the events Of
What he said and did. When Che facts Of tho nur.
der were told him he shuddered, then dropped his
head sullenly on his breast.
buffum do you rest well :" was asked
mo, not very well; there Ia no rest here"
Seeing his hand held to his bowels, the visitor
..BunOm, arc You sick, are You In pain ~
Ho raised his eyes and looked WITH irightfuly
steady giare-into vacancy; then placing Ills hand
pdn Is all In my hearth lie then wiped the mois-
ture from his eyes, and dropped into sudden silence
AZ one time 70 stated his age to be thirty; at an
other, forty To all appearance he forgets what he
has said ana douo within short time.
several young men who met Buffum and Soaverns
al saloons remarked at the time the pecu ir reck-
lessness ot tho former and the weak mind OF tho
latter. Buffum seemed to keep saturated with
liquor. II Is not at oil unlikely that
rum MADE Elm MURDERER,
George seayerns seemed 10 be entirely under his
control. lie was never strong mentally and. pro-
baby mstigated BY Buuum, took what things he
could out OF his fathers nouss and pawned them
for drink. Young Scayerns Is 20 ears old. Imme-
datelv amer the tragedy he was found sitting on tho
curb OF tne street. IN front Of The house. stupid aud
unconcerned. When Informed of iatlers dread
;ul death, no could not seem to realize IL, and at
nrst laughed, but In q moment exclaimed, Poor
father r. and sned tears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-02
VINO sHILL 0Er rnr $3.50, 900 ?
The Commissiouers Of Emigration Fightini
over the Plans aud specIncaIiOns-l
Chance Tor the Architects.

The Commissioners Of Emigration Fighting
over the Plans aud specI
Chance Tor the Architects.
Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners OF
Emigration met in Castle Ggrden. Tho reports
showed that the number OF alien passengers who
arrived TO ist OF September WAS lC3,5Oi; to the
corresponding ate last year, 1851. Alter routine
business the Commissioners entered upon a fierce
controversy concerning the building Of the proposed
lnnatc asylum on Wards Island. The Hon. L. Il.
Hart spoke Of the crowded and awful state OF the
existing Iunatic asylum, and Of the abhoreut spec
tacle II presented, and pleaded for the immediate
erection VI the new building
The Hon. Isaac He'll admitted the necessity OF 4
new asylum but thought II iuexpcdient to take any
step until the cost OF the building lad been denui;e-
ly settled
DR.. W. Wallach accused the Building Committee
Of incompetency, and offered Il resoutOn 1xins GER
tain DAYS Tor the Committee 10 meet,
Mr.. Hustled, President Ul The Committee said that
II any such arbitrary clause were proposed, he
Sould resign.
Mr.. Schaik seconded DR.. Wallach's resolution,
and then the Commissioners entered Into wDrdy
warfare which terminated IN tho defeat OF the Ger
man members.
Mr. Bell proposed to read the whole OF the build
ers' specifications, task requiring several hours.
Mr. Hustled protested
Finally tie commissioners agreed TO advertise FOR
builders estimates for the new Lun1tic Asylum.
INC appropriation il $4,000 for the new ediGce
Commissioner Lynch protested OglinRt allowing
si29O OF tue Emigration funds TO remain in q city
banK at nominal rate OF interest,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-02
A WILLIAMSBURGH HORROR
a M0THER AND HER LITTLE DA UCU-
TIERS BURNED TO DEATH.


7"spIc,ons VI 'ncehaiurism-The Total In
.,' " W. Wv ro.iie"i FIRE Dee
na,,. a.. ,,.r. ""u ,,No"cr Com-
Ijycs '"'ee '"eso
Al laIC nae, otoro, o,,.aL -
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hrt,,,,.o ,,,, :" w Wv s'O'g 'r'uo
a., vot,,1,,.a,, 49,. 'i VI "i'''" o'enue
a., a, =, ~, so us hoor was oVoupled
OHIO, s,,r,.s ,ro.o -,
- ,,1 ,i,,, ,.,.,,.. ~ 49,, "" "
,ariios Tno G,o,aI 49,. ',,' ~ o'''''
-. ~. O'''',' 81 Wv ''"' io''n VI
10y" -'''. u" s"ioVh' Inc h'ihes quickly sire q
tiru - Tie bull Ing, an bel re- the Gre dc1ar nC nj
aIihtd, Tic interior vi tno Rouse vas enyeiuptJ
Tue lager beer saloon had been closed earlier than
usual It's occu ants hnyi,, y,r,,,o ,,i,,.t, ,,,
=. 4, - =. " ''~' P'Nii'' i'"'hs'
~ wy s"g' '"o P'c' Without any ire. Jhe iaulily
OF Mr.. Wie"gnd were the 1rst awakened hy the Ere
and they hurried from the doomed bullIng lint
THE FAMILY OF cLEyESr oAMuAk
rror. ~, 40 ,.,, a., 4, - . =.
WIZ nv ~ iOr'uha'e' Iaey hdd re'roh NJ III
o'clock, and were sleeping suundy when the FIRE
was driving out their co.tenan,s an ,be s,orv bo.
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"ea'n 'hem' bn' inc screams OF the departing ton