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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Explosive Kerosene.

! A late number OF the journal OF Physi.
cal Science presents an appalling array
! OF accidents chargeabe to use OF i'm.
pure Kerosene oil. or the 9l3 fires that
occurred in the city Of New York during
the year ending October 30th, IS, or
more than ten per cent. Of them, were
occasioned by n use OF kerosene, liquid
gas and gasolene. The loss Of life from
the same cause has been fearful, equaling
that occasioned blythe sum total OF those
railroad disasters that send thrill OF
horror from one end Of the land to the
other. Scarcely q day passes that does
not add one or more to the victims Of
coal lamp explosions. A man in New
York, woman In Maine, q child In
Ohio lose their lives by such .
terrible agency, and We give
the matter little thought. But
should all these fatalities be aggregated
into two or three, or even half dozen
grand disasters, the country would stand
appalled, over them as II did at the Penn.
sylvania coal mine horror, or the bur
ming. Of the Stonewall. Everybody
would then demand that congress should
regulate or even forbid the sale or use OF
the death-dealing material.
To lessen these horrors the editor OF
the American Supplement suggests
that all oils be tested by q competent
chemist, and n heavy fine, even i'm.
prisonment, be imposed upon the dealer
who shall sell oil that has not been
tested and pronounced entirely safe.
This.is very simple, and IL seems to US,
quite an effective preventive Of the loss
Of life and property complained OF. Con.
gress can, and should, afford this pro.
lection without a moments delay.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Choice white sugar. 81 pounds for 81 90;
extra brown sugar. pounds for 81 0O;
Rio coffee, rs cents per pound; rice, 10
cents per pound; canned peaches, rs
cents; strawberries, so cents; plums, 35
cents; tomatoes, 20 cents; corn, 10 cents
per can; cherries, so cents; coal oil, As
cents pergAllon, and all kinds Of gro.
ceriss cheaper than the cheapest, by
J. H. PHILLIPS,
Opposite new custom house. la.3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
OUR FLOUR MARKET.
wmAf III IN AND WHAT IT wilt BE-.

The Cairo Bulletin states that the salc
| of flour i'm that market for the past year
has been 233,0OO barrels, more than
twice the amount sold last year, and
claims that in year Or two il will be
ahead Of all the -four markets in the
West and SOuth.-St. Louis Republican.
We are assured by Mr.. Matthews, edi.
tor Of the Cairo Price Current who is
better advised Us to the details Of our
flour market than any other person in
the city, that our estimate falls fully fifty
per cent. below the actual sales. He has
noted down all 1.-THE principal sales du-
ring the year, and expresses the belief
that not less than $4,000 barrels were
sold. b.~ '
The presentyear opens most encour.
agingly. The facilities enjoyed by our
dealers for procuring and shipping hour
are certainly unequaled. Sou bern Hi.
nois and Indiana arc peculiarly wheat
growing regions, and contain some OF
the finest and most extensive mills in the
West All times OF the year, az we'll
when st. Louis is blocked in by Ice, as
when Louisville and Evansville IL shut
off from the cheaper Communication
with southern markets by low water In
the Ohio, Cairo enjoys uninterrupted
connection Herewith by both rail and
water. This condition OF affairs, taken
In connection with the ability and dis.
position OF our dealers to compete In
point Of price with the cheapest, must,
inevitably, make Cairo tho lea ding flour
market In the Mississippi valley. She
may not gain that distinction In one,
two Ur three years, but that II will be
achieved within the next five years, will
scarcely admit Of u doubt Nothing
short Of an absolute effort on the part OF
ourselves to prevent such consumma.
ton, can defeat that end.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
A WRETCHED THOROUGH.
FARE.
40 EBODY 70 RLAMc, CERTAIN,

II anybody will take look at the
Levee "plank road" they will at once
consent tina, 1t furnishes the draymen
and teamsters an excuse If not justitica-
| ton for all the vollies Of oaths they can
utter. 1t is full of sink holes, many Of
| the planks having worn and rotted away
| and the late rains softened the earth
underneath, 1t is not an uncommon
thing for u dray to sink to its hubs.
We are informed by the parties who
have undertaken to supply the lumber,
that there Is no delinquency on their
part that the orders for lumber were
promptly sent to the mills, and although,
they have repeatedly urged the execu-
ton OF the orders, they have a, yen re.
ceived nothing but fair promises. one
car load vas to have come forward last
week certain, md another to-day Not
n plank, however, has yet arrived, and,
nobody Is able To say when any will
arrive. The promises OF the saw mill
men can no longer be relied upon, and
as no compulsory measures can be re.
sorted to, those Interested "must grin
and bear" things rs they are, unless the
council can effect arrangements for lum-
Der with parties who can and will full.
fill their promises
We understand that there Is small
supply Of lumber on hand subject to the
order OF the street committee II
judiciously used, to repair the worst
places. There should not be single
days delay in using It, Men should be
put to work Immediately, and the re-
pairs carried as far as the material will
permit. BY the time 1t Is used we may be
agreeably disappointed by the arrival OF n
portion Of the quantity contracted for.
1t may occur that the mill men, having
no other market for their lumber, may
give thought to the order In hand from
the city Of Cairo.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Hotel Garni.

At l22 commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, is first class
house OF entertainment, kept upon the
restaurant or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice In
the best style. Also elegant rooms and
beds for transient guests. Patronage
respectfully solicited. Janl2 u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Hotel Arrivals.

~. Nicholas Hotel, January 49, is7-.
ii. Starkweather, Tennessee; IL. Cook,
Tenncssee;J J. u. White, Blandyilie, Ky;
}. II. Guehne, Charleston, Mo-; y. G..
Barrett Champaign, Illinois; T.. Cate,
Mo-; T. l.. Powell, Tennessee; X. b.
Thomas, Nashville, tennessee; j.. Dunn.
ing, Nashville, Tennessee: j. T.. Wilson,
Nashville, Tennessee; n. G. Green,
Nashville, Tennessee; Mr.. & Mrs. South.
worth, and daughter, Tennessee; J. w.
Webb, Ballard, Ky; a. Johnson, Ten.
ntsseei j. Biggs, Wc-tficld Illinois; II.
Black Westiield, HIS; Kennon Metro.
polls, Illinois.
alevoy Leslie, 81. Lonis j Neil, city;
Is. Bradford, Evansville; ]. II. Wilson,
Alabama, j. II. Rocker, Evansville;
j. ID. Bori, Evansville; J. Schery, Evans.
vile; 5, Vannigen, New Orleans;
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that default having been
made ia the payment ~ certain bond, gwen T.,
Wilia" u Fhrris a. \, kt,ats Inilor anil Edw,n
Parsons, Trustees Of thc Cairo cay Property dated
May the 10Th, 4. H. 1870, aud ayallo ihu. year,
from the pa" thsrrof Win six per cent. interest un,
III due, am ton per cent. thereafter and 70 secure
IA. payment Of winch said mote, with otilrfs, add
William n Fairs gave them hHccfthu mort ,nga with
power of shlo tho following dies, fih"I IHopeTty
io-Wit; Lots numbered nnr on ten (l0l aud sicyIn
al, in block numherofsis on In the tlird addition
to the city at Cairo, IA the county of l"xnnd"r ami
State Of Illinois, which sad mortgage wss, y said
s. stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons tiusto"s ~ afort
said, the twelfth iay Of January, A. H. 1bfs Tor
value receged duly assigned 10 george LatneT,
and which said mortgage In recorded IN the NJ.
cordeTs Office OF the county 1f AlsxsndsT In boob
"F, page l7l the amount now icing due aud pay.
able, being eighty. three dullatr AMI thirty .foir
cents principal, together with INTEREST thereon, Vt
tho rate nbONo stated.
/, The undersgned assignee Of 8. stssts Taylor
and Edwin Parsons, 1Tub oTs, etc, ~ whom said
mortgage was made, by yirue Of the terms nd pros
visions Of tbs same, Will, on Tuesday, tho Goth day
Of January, A. II 1910, at ten o'clock an, Of that
day under asd by virtue 81 the pOwsr of sale con
talned In said mortgage, sell AT publc auction ~ tho
highest bidder for cash, At the front door OF the
court hoase In said city Of Cairo In the ciuiiiy OF
Ale Kandor, and State Of Illinois, Nc above dssorbe
premises TO satisfy the purposes and eond!ons Of
said mortgage. ... GEORGE I.ATTNER.
ALLIE WgnB IlUTLtR attyB.
Jan, II, ls7O-dtd BE-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

The Katie Putnam Star troupe were
last heard from at Nashville, where, it
Is said, they are commanding full house.
Barr hasrethrned and miss Mollle. Howe
Is making reputation rapidly She has
been given the name Of Maud Putnam,
We hear, and she and Katie are known
as the Putnam sisters" The com.
pany'S last night in Evansville was the
only night that paid them during their
stay there. The house netted them over
1900.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Furnishing Goods.

The completest stoch Of gontlemen's
furnishing goods In the city 1. to be
found at Miller and Miller's. II would
be "A remarkable want, indeed. In this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling In the
market. H.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

p. REILLY having determined to close
ont the balance Of his goods at the
earliest possible moment, VIII hence
forth sell anything ON hand AT COST, AND
IEs, THAN COST! U
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

The Continental Is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher q Henry, at 1872
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

The.stsamer Mountalneer arriving here
alta time when the upper Mississippi
was perilous to navigate on account Of
Ice, discharged her crew, and laid up.
Her interval.of rest Is about at an end,
however, as her crew hasagain rejoined
her.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Neff's Is the place to buy your Sh'rts.
lie has on hand a magnificent stock
at prices that defy competition. For in
stance-all wool flannel shirts, one dol.
lar and a quarter each-well made. Il.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
n,..s.nth IlIin.,. Cavalry, Attention,


Charles A. d. Jenkins Is confined In
the Sangamon county Jail, charge with
the crime ofmurder. lie protests that
he isinnocent, and will be able to estab .
lish his Innocence, ifhe can learn the
whereabouts Of certain comrades OF the
10th Illinois cavalry. These jparties all
lived In Cairo In the year 1858, and en-.
listed with Jenkins In Capt. Fletcher's
company OF McClernand body guards,
which was afterwards consolidated with
the 10th cavalry. In furthersnce OF the
object OF tho accused we give place to the
following advertisement.
~ Information wanted OF any of the
men who enlisted with Capt Fletcher,
at Cairo for the McClernsnd body guard,
and was afterwards mustered In the lath
iliinoio C"v"i,y, camp Butler, 1858;
also OF the man who kept a saloon at the
upper end Of the levee In 1853, and lodged
Captain fletcher's men previous to their
going to Camp Butler. i think the sal.
Don was called "The Red White and
Blue" saloon; also information wanted
OF William w. Vititow, John p. Hutton,
Oscar Addison, Charles II. Bentley, or
the man that was going to be Lieutenant
Of Capt. Fletcher Company. Any infor-
nation OF either Of the above parties
will be thankfully received by Ed. A.
Wilson, Springfield, Illinois.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Hiik Hats.

The stock Of silk hats at Miller 4 Mill.
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make OF the season. The
variety IL very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated to har
monize with the times. Call Ia and ex.
anime. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
NEWS OF THE CITY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY u, 1870,

For good hitting clothing ready made
or made to order, go 10 i. Neif, No ~,
Ohio Levee. u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Girl Wanted,

To do housswork Ia small family
Good wages aud pleasant home.
Apply q. Z. Par,ons at the queens
ware House on Tenth St, or ut house,
corner 5th and Walnut, 81.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Do you want stylish hatf Nefi's IL
the place and the only place to find
them, Of all the latest fashions and In
great abundance. His stock. In this line,
cannot be equalled In Cairo. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
4 Geld HseklAce Lest.

h gold necklace, plain round chain,
with round clasp, was lost somwhsre on
the Ohio Lsvee on Friday night last.
The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving same with Messrs Walker aud
6isson, NJ the ST. Nicholas Hotel 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

One Of the best remedies for Group
ever discovered II Norman's Chalybeate
Cough Syrup. $. J. Humm, agent, cor
ner Commercial avenue aud Eighth
street. Ja7-lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
IRvee.

Connubial Felicity.-Nothing tends
more TO connubial happiness than cheer.
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup is q great chill
dren's soothing remedy. d&w1w.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
Wanted.

20 day boarders, at the St James
Hotel, corner Eight street and Ohio
Levee. First.class table at four dollars
per week. div.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Norman's Chalybeate Cough Syrup Il
no humbug. Try II and be convinced.
Is. J. Humm, agent, corner Commercial
avenue and Eighth street. ja7-lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

There is remarkable quiet In police
sircles, the business OF whole day often
amounting to no more than case OF
plain drunk" IT, under such condl-
ton OF circumstances, any individual Is
quite certain that he can get up an in-
teresting local paper, we will be happy
to install him upon our tripod, and to
give him every possible facility for
spreading himself" About three days
experience would be apt to take the con.
ceit out OF the most selfassured indivi-
dual among US. ...
We have q very fertile Imagination,
and could manufacture "horroIs" by the
column, but we can't break down the
barriers conscience ENTERPRISES to resort
to such means Ia entertain our readers
Although poor, we are determined to be
honest! A.h.e-m!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

The st. Nicholas Billiard Hall IL one
of the largest and best furnished In the
country. 1t is the resort OF both citizens
and strangers who indulge billiard play.
ing, jan8tf.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

100 dozen genuine English and Lislr
thread socks, ut great reduction In
former prices, at Peter Nen7s, No.70, Ohio
Ieyee. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Have YOU seen theAlaska boots? They
are the most comfortable boot III use. for
sale a, L. Neh's no 80, Ohio Levee. IT,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Pitcher q Henry's large stock Of hard
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinwars, etc
will DO sold without regard to cost II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Five hundred dollars city scrip for sale,
cheap in sums 10 suit the purchaser. Ap.
ply TO Miller & Miller, Ohio Leveo.
Japlatf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

p. REILLY has q largo stock Or hats,
which will be sold at New York whole
sale prices. .s, e.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Knit jackets, all wool, at the actual
cost, at l.. Nen's, No. 10, Ohio Levce.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Shell oysters, game, etc, can always
be secured ct Walker II Sisson's restau-
ra,t Nov eff
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Gents calf boots only 10 at Il. Neff's
No. 10, Ohio Levee. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Tho largest stock, OF over coats In the
city, at p. Fefrs, No. 70, Ohio Levee. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14

Use Ender's Chill Cure.-''It never
fpils.U
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
NINTH ANNUAL BAIL.
OF THE uIBn#y.AN FIRE COMPANY.

The ninth annual ball Of the Hiber.
nian fire company will be held in the
st. Nicholas Hotel OH Friday evening
FEBRUARY 18th.
The managers pledge themselves that
the occasion shall be one pleasant to the
participants, and creditable to the com
pany.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
VIM. McIIale, J. II. English, G.. j. Hy-
land, John Miller. Jan. II til
a pr0tracted prayer meeting Is In pro-
gress in'the Methodist aud Presbyterian
considerable interes. Free seats for
verybody.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-14
WOOD.
n NJ. WARD,

H Z H n w q q ID,
IL prepared TO All orde,s promptly and satisfactorily
with the best oak and hickory hrewood. a.
Leave orders at Hulen's old stand OF at the past-
Office. sePN
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the workers have cleared the way. rartiay 70f

the workers have cleared the way WAY raralIly if
sptcful, dear TRIBUsk, az 1 yTa' TRIBUNE, and
eSS tS think the efforts q earnest sur men sam ana
women made matters OF rncu liant hand as yours
daar TRINr II reading thinking ana s,nsis tho
grow is unwomapy, you must pe" Won have had much
20 o With lHi our OSecomng and now STI
are dsownng and abusing and print yo
fa ~ nv tonSne or submit gracefully to the resu ts
are ait they know Of
,ccts from YOU most having had the oppor
tuy TO attend w9mens lights Seu have cred in
vysksnr ms mn from the sleep OF domestic security.
One 1nng aS cr Which You arc accountabe
age household of six people never nave sOr ,a
Machine am not lover OF tucks and rues, practice at
music every day, walk like an Englshwomah ana read
tons find time to watch you men at your high posts
and wish could put some OF You dowh anu gee uc.
men in your places. We-One-haf OF the great crealc4
World-ene to say what think would be for the gesd
of human kind That is all the ballot means ana tat IS
or of Prorrcss' ia rolling on If It hurts it
will hurt Yol for you and are one My cry is Equa
Rights " God has joined us together let no man u'
Massiiion, Ohio, April 2s, 1870
A PEACEFUL MOTHER OF EIGHT CHERRIES.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: can no longer restrain from protesting
against the absurd and unreasonable efforts OF the us
satisfied few to tear the rest OF from homes and
proper spheres and to launch u.s. in spite OF ourselves
INFO the whirlpool of political fe to sever us from SWEEP
and sacred home ties and send out into the world 10
perform the tasks allotted to man. After they nave
usurped mans employment, what do they inteu t th
baking and cooking will take care or ITSELF IN lne
instructive story Of Darby and JOAN we see wl'
what success the home department was managed py
man The author Is silent respecting Joans success;
why has no one finished the witty fahlet ~ Wouu
be promising task for some wise poet ana M can
applicable to the present movement AS thc Ieaceu
mother of eight cherubs, content In the deghul TASK vi
rearing the tender thought and teaching the youns
idea how to shoot beg you 70 do all III Your power W
save us from the Vaccinations of our unsatlshed mo
unate sisters Forty years experience has taught me
10 look with pity those who are dscontented win e
lot Providence designed them 10 occupy and honor he
brave women who have spoken in behalf or the noi!
D0per n. l., April q, 1870 TABITIIA L. BARNfAIlEk'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEw-ORLEANS-In steamship Cortes May 6Mh and as
j. r. A. g. Wheeler, child and servant Mrs W. t. Wheeler
and children ee A. j. aber H. d. Lyman H. Vannenan
John Jaw r. Baker ThoS Brannom Geo Conn John
Farrell Tho Miller r. Lenan Jas. Boin John German
b. Ready A. Ptsser A. Dryler AMI r. kennely b Uber T. >
Baanne Fisher Jos Metz f. 81 Gorgo T. kniI and Others
In The =.
PROM LIvERPOO-In steamship CITY OF London Mag l6Ad
Brley Mcdonald and child Mr. Beady Master Nc
Donsl servant Goven Rev Carney Miss BRADLEY j. de
T. Zulmagl Mary Mcdonald Simmons. Mr. FoTlr
Mr. ard Mrs Nor VIM Marshall Thos Monlur. M Russell John
Marrrtt Siey Giovanni Leouce WIN y Hall Cath McKenAe LIS
M,ry Gocon Mill John H. Davis 7. aye Miss A. Haydee,
Mr. ana rs soomons children, Miss NJ HayLee James Nor
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY II, low

These arc Il inches in diameter end three m Md
sfment that water serves only Seven more
layers of tmbers are TO be added anu b,Sb has
% edged for the purpose to depth Of IS feet below
low-water mark. Boring has been begun yb,cb ia To
mt Pier No. 49, to prepare 1or anotner cai'oo"' Vs."
be laid In November. r.
The annual meeting OF the PhilharmOnic. V 3So
c,ey was held last evening in the Directors Room OF .Io
shaved ihe Society to In nourshng condition, anu
the membership increasing the receipts ass ys s,7 40
& SolownP are the Directors for the ensuing year L.
b. wyman, William Poole, H. X sheldon Jon "a
Tow1send. L. g. Durham, r. r. Raymond, C. Il. LOOMS
Henry Sanger, Bryan H. Smith, b. GorwlI bonn r
Fr"tbngham g. II. Murin, Horatio g: King. C. L. BUT
nett Max sand, ]. NJ Loretz jry William Aug "hi'o'
Nicholas Luquer. ,
NEWTOWN. l.. 1.-The Commissioners OF High.
way. have estimates Of the number Of 6a .oft c@peOa
The various ,Sr cents as allowed by will total %
r roads i. 1 si5fso - "'''''
WHITE PLAINS-The rectory of the Rev. Dr. f.
Van keeE robbed Of large .% moqnuS 81 mon
Sunday while the owner was preaching MS morning -
Over and Tene the Jury bills Of indictment against the
Jon s eloOn and Be and Ja,
ennes Ps spnna John om.. os sSurS Jsoc
asaS. and battery Alennsn jane, CGnne
Thomas knJ J,T:. f bT6.S f Levi, Nag Illegal Charles
Burns Attempted burar John shen peu larceny nh'fs
@ PtseDten were made reference the streets roads AMI
snTs and psaSs ofWe obosn webswe Green
H. streets we're whed condition aud thsf when any reph
them completed IN any
Of soldiers the Hudson County eeme"es VII
| be decorated on gOh Of this month
| EUAWKFN.-Michael Tonhey, an employe OF
the Erie Railway Company killed yesterday morning ne Nus
onnn, cars making and falling between the ears was
run over and Killed body which removed !" hoOoAen "S
\ horribly mangled.
| NEWARK-Jane Reynolds, a servant girl, Mt No.
burned TO death az noon, yerlay enc was
inc pner and poured Kerosene upon me
from the stove, completely
Mrs Brady occupying tie apartments oyrt~ hesnt W.,
drtn her with water 20 put OUT
ngshd she Was burned almost 20 Crisp
Is, drowned yesterday at1 moon ~ e
Morris Canal The body was on'eei 10 Tie ou VI
| the girls parents 10 WaTrenst
| ELIZABETH-The house of Alexander Henry on
SUNDAY The OF the IRE was h '
SION of an oil lamp Of Mrs. Henry The loss SED'
insured sou Elizabeth tre aud Marine INSURANCE COMPANY
| ORANGE n 1.-The congregation OF the Rev.
william f. altos (coos) Church became somewhat no on sun
when The Lors Supper partasen Of members o
which be administered great cousoh
caleL Two were ee win
subsequently Issued Tor the arrest
removed the communion "s plfaeh vi
| by the rema ming members of the congregation
| TRENTON-The following prisoners were sem
County Court hy ,hieiJlstice Brasy !sten
Rn Clark the State Prison John H. Myha
State Prison These persons were
NeY proiesci ast0n,hment al the s'erN 0 ne
nce, will be grand military review OF the Second bgle
/ y. u. b. the Governor On wednesday