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New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

agent FOR the sale OF sewing machines, has ~.
Kate Field ectured at the opera House qct,iyed at
81. Paul's NJ. l.. Church on "CalitOEnl"- = ,,ood,,
IRvINGToN-Tms village was disgrSeeo " wv
pize-t ghts last Sunday ,..,...,,, by1ed On
BooNroN-Burt Ayres ace p was i"''
Saturday at the nailinilL -. sbot on Thursday
Cp,Nnrppy- Pnllen, who was sho5 ~ on on bicd v@s
~ 40 e. N,.on afer fight between theh tiieu 49,
~ Fl ~ ~ go rio wounds Much Indignation ~ Io'V "S""''
l,ivo1 who has been put in JAIL . $1,000
-, ,Tu "A prominent citizen has subscribed Si,Voo @
"a a. astai5sng ferry from Elzabethport 20 Satei
10 hlu III Te o5fb Annual Convention OF the leiupe uI
rcn,peryrce Society held at the opera Ouse
- night Addresses delivered by AieAahuer A.
Ereemsn SSs the Rev. j. Abbott French, and others
Nrw-B BRUNSWICK. Cook, state Geologst ana
vice President of Rutgers College, has returned from MS
scientific tour In Europe.
TRENToN-several important decisions were gwen yes,
torlav in the Court OF Errors and Appeals Inc VIII OF
DR. Henry r. Vanderveer OF SOmerve, who died IN 1860,
ace IS leaving the bulk Of his fortune, valued III SJOOV
to Dr. Cornell his attendant physician was set asiue,
there being proof that the will was ever reau over 70
le testat0r or that he 10 after II was nade
The Court sustained the question raised by the nepheWs
contestants that the will crushed the Cheilshed noes
OF the tcsatOr regard ~ perpetuatng the ay ane
and wealth, he probably insane When ne ll1e ~
In the appealed case OF The Paterson ana newark i-
road Company agt Stevens the Court sustained he ue
csOn OF the Circuit Court and held that wethe iRgs-
aturc was competent cut OF the rights OF riparian
owners without compensation IT had not done 80 III Is
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
THE TEA TRADE.

The steamer Riga is expected at this port
about Dec. 49, with cargo Of l4357l4 pounds OF tea,
from China by way of the suez Canal, following the
Magdala, which brought the first shipment Of tea by
that route This cargo Of tea will be the largest
received at this port the next being that of the Good
Hope last May, 100000 pounds. The Riga left Shanghai
sept reaching Singapore sept q and Port said Nov s.
Much disappointment exists among teatrdders at the
long time required by these steamers, and the impori-
uOn OF tea by them considered losing speculation
On the other hand 20 car loads of tea and two of silk
arrived m this city last Friday only "a days from Yoko
haina The time was 23 days by steamer from Yokohama
70 San Francisco and II days via the Pacific Railroad
rom san Francisco % NewYOrk The trip, by way
d t cape OF Good Hope, required In former years from
io ~ sA months; and, now, Via the Suez Canal
Iuiiy 'niet months are necessary.
=, Ine rachc Mall Steamship Company will again urge
Congress- thls session, 70 grant larger subsidy so that
~ may & he number Of vessels ia the line between
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
INEBRIATE ASYLUM ON WARDS AMI

SIR: Your reports of the recent meetings of
the superntendents OF Inebriate Asylnms were read
with deep interest Every friend of humanity must re-
oce at the success that has attended the experiment
treating as usease IN hospitals set apart
for this purpose. If Drs. Day Dodge and Parrish can
now cure Go per cent OF the cases IL may h
hoped that a years hence % per cent nay be
fully treated in Inebriate Asylus Thus Itemnersnce
attacked both in front and rear, must WELD ~
1Ie forces OF philanthropy guided by science "
But it i matter OF profound regret that the LsvlYn
designed for tie special benefit OF the victims N i1te
perHDce in this city s anything but success and that
its failure Is owing 10 mismanagement The Asylum
building on Wards Island is superb affair But n0fbn@
whatever II done for the reformation OF those committed
10 il. Its inmates have the free range OF the island
They get ali the liquor they want aud VIII pay fOT VI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
verdor which conitnlated IN Nov Q

YeTdun, which capitulated on Nov. 8, is de-
scrbed as fortress of the first class, Its ordinary war
garrison consisting of 400 men and 700 horses 1t s
considered the key to the ArgOnnes Passes. which
hove long been In the possession Of e Germans, but
will now be more securely held, numerous Francs
reuTs relying the fDrtress, infested them. NerdnD
s present the terminus of the railway which is to bc
continued In direct line from Rheims and ChAIonE to
Metz, but which viii not be available for communication
between Metz and Paris owing to ia considerable die
lance from the former IL has 1900 nhabit8utE. The
negotiations for its surrender opened the 81
ins bnd m eight days' arlniStice was rr concluded
The COInhandant, Baron GueTin de Waidersbach, Yh0
had preyoay protested that he would hold out AZ long
~ one Stone remained another thought that after the
tall OF Metz resrtaDcewas useless relief out Of
the question, while tie besiegiDg force ight be largely
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
BASEBALL.
THE MuTUALs IN NEw-oRLEANs


The Mutual Club of this city had pleasant
time in New-Oroans and return home pleased with their
visit They played the Southern Club twice, and won
both games by OF SO TO and 81 to g. They also
played two games with the Lone Stars, winning by
scores Of 2e 10 and - 10 the latter game having been
closely contested They defeated the Robert f. Lee Cb
I'm two games by Of 10 to and 10 10 In the SIX
games the MuiIas scored 146 runs to &C. They played
three dyeiuning games on Thanksgiving day.
NOTES.
Harry Wright has accepted the captaincy or
the new Boston nne and will soon be in this city TO LOOK
up players.
The Judiciary Committee Of the National
Association OF Junior Baseball Players will meet on
Friday consider charges in the case oi the iyaHdy
of New York against the Putnams OF Troy
Mr. Coon Of the Olympic of Washington
asserts that his club viii have the strongest prOissoa
nine i'm the country II VIII include lranar
rs pitcher Waterman and Swcasy at third aud second
bases aud Leonard az left edal OF the late Red Stock
ing nine.
At n meeting of the Plumbers of Brooklyn,
held last week 10 stated that the Water Board ha
on their list Of snccurC employees number or pase-Dau
PLAYERS IL would be well fOr the person making the
charge publish the facts, too much 0I lhat ku OF
WORK is IN vogue IN our principal cities.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
LONG ISLAND VILLAGE TRUSTEES ELECTED.

A very exciting election was held Yesterday
afternoon evening in Flushing for village trustees
with the following result the three highest being de-
clared elected: Whole number of cast 800 John
Warren, 4S5 James Keefe 45l; Tanning g. Tucker 34O
H. Roe, 3Z1; william X. Murray, 2S2; Michael Cavaney,
2l9 Andrew j. Lynch III. hessrs Warren, Keefe, and
Tucker elected
The election in Whitestone held yesterday for village
trustees very close and resulted follows j. Mer-
nit 1876 ID. NJ TalDaRe, 1856; Il. j. Hathaway I54; r. s.
MunsOn 1883 Messrs. Merritt and Tilnage we're de-
clared elected
AT the election held In College Point yesterday for two
trustees Messrs Augustus Doman and Francis A. ZOel-
ler were reelected by "a unanimous vote,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

the workmen nj the Asylum and men who touch
the island with boats, They have no dineuy IN going
10 The city whenever they please and as they are under
no epeCa pcrsonal or restraint they are at the
mercy Of appetite and temptation. The result Is Just
what might he expected II the design OF the institution
was 10 confirm intemporate habits, IL could hardly 0e
managed with more ingenuity and success. -,
From all the facts in the 10 would seem tat ths
institution s merely wing OF Tammany Hall. and II run
by eminent apostles Of temperance as compose the
Ring for the benefit Of "th0sc concerned" but neltler
for The cure or benefit Of the victims Of ntemperance
N6iD York, Dec. \ 1870. VIC
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
MOTIFS

BILLIARD MATCH BETWEEN RUDOLPHE AND
GARNER
The match between these celebrated French
experts has OF last been arranged. They play game OF
three-ball caroms, COO points, Phean Coilender
table a by H. for $500 side Rudophe giving the odds
OF points in u will be played in tins city between
the 10th and 10th Of January next
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
Prominent ARRIVALS

Westminster Hotel-M. Berthemy, the late
French Minister. === BreevOoIt HOuse.-George M
puinau of Chicago. =-= Grand Central HOTEL. Nj.
Fy,ucis of The Ir0y Times. z== Hoffman House-Gen.
A. y Divon Of Emira. === Metropolitan HOtel-Gen'
FboInas W. sherman. L. S. A. == Alhcmarle HOteL--
Mir FTan0uelo OF the spanish Legation and the Hon W.
O Bishop OF Connecticut = St James HoieLP!t,t,bS I!,,b
Rev. Dr. Fairbairn Of St stephens College ,ory of
state: Edgar f. Wclles Of Hartford, Prof {. A ~ 81
Pcckskill, and G.. 5. Bushnell OF New-haNt' tbe Hon
James F. Wilson and Judge Cook Of Iowa; I =. w n y
Washington, and WIN. III. seward, Jr, Auou'"' ~ -
DEPARTURES -. .ho cttr voe-
Baron Ledcrer, the Austrian Minister bbnTy OF The
yaebf cambria sails for England in the emma on
"Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

stronotboned Nothing nc remarked, would be gained
bv opeonnterns a further bOmbardment especially as
there was the that the town wGb you bdS S Sy p the
Frencb An The north West are Mezieres, M0ntmeay anu
IpgWy The last Is asserted by It's Commandant 70 Do
proylsioned for "A year.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPoOI-In steam.hp CITY Of BaltRoe Dec M
and ~, G. Bar aud d G. r. Emerson Mr. Rank l. b. Crave
Mn Put Mr. r. Harris AM infant From Haar-Al Jos Holland
Ms Perkins Albert Pay J. Werner Miss Saunders D. Mcdonald
q James H. Denercado Mr. H. Smith M Lovoyi Mrs Seeton an
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
Lizzie Johnson and Mary Blake, caught pick
ing pockets at Roosevelt-st Perry last evening" were
George Bader last evening attempted to
commit suicide by shooting himself through the head at
at No. 100 BOcrunl-St., J.. D.
Charles C.. Talbot assumed charge of the
wamsburgh Post-Ofce yesterday vice James Semlear,
removed James A. Brown was appointed Deputy Post
master.
The Rev. II. VI. Gallaher, at the Antioch
Baptist Church. evening, ridcued and satirized the
modern be rich, in lecture entitled put Money
IN thy Purse"
Sarah Jane Smith, age 19, Of No. 100 Adams
st. while walking her sleep Sunday night fell from
4hrd story window caught her garment on the sde and
hung head downward until rescued.
Mayor Kalbfeisch asks the Board of Alder
to defer action in regard TO the purchase Of the
10000 reservoir site at Hempstead Plains until he can
give the matter further consideration.
Saxton g. Howell have commenced an action
against the Board Of Education to S5s for iron
work furnished n the construction Of schOOlihouse No
g. The Board claim that Mr. VOORHEES, the contractor,
should pay the biL
A fair opened last evening at the Academy
OF Music for the benefit Of the Industrial School Assoca
ton and Home for destitute children. There were %
tables The children OF the Home IN Butlerst, in
number, were present.
LONG ISLAND.
SoUTHoLD.-A meeting of the citizens of
BufOlk County IN ldNOf OF IIbsDy anu the
FIve-MillOn Fund, was yesterday addressed by Dr.
Wells and Dr. Van Dyke of Brooklyn, and by several lay
Of the county, and large sum was s0DscrDed TO
the fund
PORT JEPFERsON-RaTrOad men discussing the ad-
yantages Of changing route Of the Long Island Rail-
road 50 as 10 save distance and afford greater ace0mmO
daton for travel from the newer country towns The
proposed route Is 70 at Glen Cove ana run 70
COd Spring, and thence 70 Port tJeferson ana Manao
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINs.-The December term OF the
Circuit Court and Court Of oyer and TernDer com
menced yesterday before Judge Gilbert, County judge
Robert Cochran and Justices Of Sessions, skan ana
Billings.
NEW-JERSRY.
JERSEY CITY-St. Bridget's Roman Catholic
Church has been robbed Of its meOdeOn Henry Field
ing wac arrested yesterday and held for trial charge
Of embezzng 5000 belonging 70 bis brothers widow
HoBOKRS>-The Erie Railway Company has been or
dered by the Common Council to remove the railroad
track leading their road at the tunnel 10 the Ven
aDgo Oh Co.'S docks at wehawkeR Property owners
this road, and the authorized 10 grade Seven
feeRst ordered the removal OF the track Jhls being
refused the Common CO pHe hSs served notice on the
company.
NEYARK.-Elishs Y Butl.v and his partner, Edwards
have been committed 10 jail charged With selling Liquor
without license. In the Court Of Special Sessions
yesterday, Michael Savage tined SIS for assault and
battery. John Norton was seNt 10 the County jail fOF
hIGe months for larceny. GeOge Warren, for theft,
nas sentenced 70 one year IN NAte Prison. Charles
tlh on The same charge seNt 70 prison for two
Thomas u Baldwin, employed by s. j. Gordon,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

A large invoice of choice PERFUNHRY, just
,eeei,si DTwAN a Co.,
House Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

All kinds of Twine, COrdage, and Paper
Net cash pnceA WILLARD HAkFEf JO bioi1"a) Ne"'i"A
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

II. n. SoURE's, % Fulton-st., New-YOrk, Il
the best place reliable WArCHEs hne DAA0SDs choice JE"
RAJ sBd sTBALlHG SILyERwARE Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
lAnLounceneniAI ]

To always dress appropriately,
I. e. man anoary"
TIE HATS Of Knox, twiIt you snl ne,
Give 70 a msn this quality.
KNOX Tug Halter, 2l2 Broadway,
CorneE En.ton.st.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK

Yesterday two trots took place on TINS s
Course-a postponed race and sweepstakes ihe nrs'
as the contest from Saturday, adjourned IN "cn Iou
horses trotcd-John Muphy's g. sorrel JAKE H. Oa
sey's g. e. Hickey, N. Loomis's b. m Bele OF orse' unu
fbe second aud third heats, Belle OF orange the s a %
Hickey the fourth heat Yesterday on Ienemlng gbip n
rare Eickey won the fifth heat, and the betting, W,h
~ The start as even became 500 30 $50 on hlm MS
backers. however sustained defeat, for hessemger won
the sixth heat and the race. we give tno hat,
M vyvap PAKK pee and 5PuTse and stake 800, mile heas
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORK CITY.

THB WEATHER
-, IT, r. VIM Bour Tfer Par Wind
.OO3S. W. 90 1Ae =
ID 80 SlO0SE tio ISlo n -
So @AE III 80 4so5 " y -
REMARKs-Dcc. 8, 1869, thermometer AT a. h'' 90
o. ~, SO; II p. m, $50
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

The second race was purse and stake Of sloo nle
heats three m FIVE between j. HasEtts d. m Lazy y-
roll 10 wagon j. Trimbells g. g. Honest Tom, ana j.
Hlacls n g Romeo both In harness. Lady carroll was
the fayorte almost against the field, before the START
but after the first heat, which Romeo won ne became
long fayote and won the two next heats ana the race
cleverly After the second heat Dan Mace got IN behind
Honest Tom. and John Murphy behind Lady carroll, DuV
these changes did not alter the result
Fleetwood CouRsg Dec PIse and sweepstakes sl5o milo
heats. hest three H hye. -,
Blacks Eeneo, in harness.
j. llart;'s d. Lady Carroll
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Time-2:Bi 2:i7Ii 2:i5i.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-01

AT Cleveland, ON the 25th, q flFaddstroyeas
dwelling on Humboldt ST., and burned, almost
to ashes, mother and her infant son. The hus-
band and father was also so badly burned that
it was not expected he could recover. When
pulled from the burning edifce an effort was
made to get him into some of the neighboring
houses, but, although inhabited by his country
men, admittance was refused. The Leader
says: awe are informed they were nearly all
BOhemians and Catholics, while the afflicted
family was Lutheran and dislISed by tie,
neighbors for this reason" Wenzel Havelick
at last received the burned man, whose name
was Baehr, and relieved his sufferings until
morning, when he was taken to the infrmary
Two men, named Couch and Moore, we're
struck by locomotive, which was backing
out to get on a side track at Cleveland, on the
night of the 25th ult, and instantly killed. It
appears that train was going out on another
track, and that the locomotive which caused
the accident was moving out slowly so as not
to reach the switch until the train had passed,
and that the night being dark, the persons did
not see the locomotive, and were not aware of
its presence. Couch was an Englishman, in the
employ OF the C. C. C. s. 1. R. R., and was
known as an industrious and temperate man.
Moore was an Irishman, o farmer, who lived
in Geauga county. and was on a visitst6 a
friend in Cleveland.
A fierce outbreak has occurred at Keokulz3
Iowa, on the Government Improvement on
the Desmoines Rapids. About the middle of
March general strike occurred, on account
Of an increase of the hours of labor, without
corresponding increase of pay. The strikers
numbered from 900 to 1000. Part of them
afterwards resumed work, but on the oath
they were attacked by about $50 armed
strikers and driven from the works The
rioters then moved to the stone quarries,
where bloody fight ensued, in which several
men were seriously hurt, then they moved up
on Scotts Mill, where the General Superin-
tendant, and two others, only escaped their
vengeance by taking to the river in a skiff.
Sheriff Bishop afterwards arrested nine of the
rioters, and about noon of the 25th started
with a large posse comitatus, to the scene OF
riot, where from 100 to 800 armed rioters were
said to be gathered to resist He retrRnsd in
the evening, with thirty-seyen more prominent
rioters and they were placed. insprisdn-f The
strikers stin refused to go to work, and Threat
ened destruction to any who should. 1t was
feared that the canal embankments might be
cut, and the works be flooded. ~ u N
II
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-04-01


SENECA Co, O.-Mr. S. F. Shaw, who re-
sides near Republic, was kicked by horse he
was driving, on the 18th. The horse kicked
over the front of the wagon, and severely in
iured Mr.. S-At the meeting Of the Real
Estate Assessors, it was determined to average
the lands of the county at 1926. 40 per acre
Although the Toledo Tifin and Crestline R.R.
has been located from Toledo to Lexington on
the old S. NJ. & N. R. R.) it appears there are
vet to be raised $4,000 additional in order to
secure the building of the road,-Jimmie
a five year old son of Mayor Griffith, of Tiffin,
while playing with some companions upon the
bank of the river, fell into the river and was
drowned. His body was recovered soon after,
but although every effort was made to resus-
citateit, it was without avail