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a JERSEY TAMMAYY RING.
Model street Commissioners-How TO Get
IN Town Mectipg-Citiz,ns Imported
ut 81 n Head, Sandwiches Free-A New
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. ow 70 "c.
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ut 81 Head, Sandwiches Free-A New
York Halter rs q New Jcr.ey Politician.
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"'' ""'o' "'e Pe'so"s "hu themselves up
pointed Street Commissioners OF Grecnvile, N. j.,
with fpu now,ra IN ,reta and col,c., .s....ron,.
MI. -, - 60, "u .V.' '''S'o"o"''
I"ey "e oucoo " seymour, OF the nrm OF seymour,
Kcnnard Hay, In Liberty etreet, cx-Sherid Mid
mcr Joh, T.vto, n, r,v,o,,. uo,., ,h. .,.,.r,..
'V ',' VI i"''o' "o'o'' "e oUa"p'oh
pgccn shot and the brother OF the New Jersey Sen
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THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

Three members Of the st. Crisrin fraternity have
been held to bail for trial IN the Superior Cour; fol
conspiracy. In Worcester, Mass.
The Boston Plastcrcrs' Union have withdrawn
from the Pastcrers' National Union account OF IL
refusal to pass law TO create separate fnd for the
maintenance or strikes.
The strike Of the stone nasons employed on the
new Harlem Railroad depot. FoitysccNnd street ana
r. +. Trevellick, President OF the National Labor
Union viii address the workingmen OF this city At Tcn
,onn Assembly Rooms, l5l TO LOO Third avenue. oa
Friday evening, Feb. H.
=. The Iron Mouders' Union, No 25, met last night
The strike At Jack sons shop stl continues Mr. jack
sol being a. confident az ever. lie has II hands en-
ploycd In place OF the strikers.
Iron Mouders' Union No. 25, OF Brooklyn, re
ceiyc1 circular last week from President Myers, oi
.he International Union; calling upon thu. Union "a
levy iaN upon ts members In support OF Union No.
20. OF Ca.ry. o.. " no are % lock out alrlke.m
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

LTy Lodge, r. and A. NJ. receive 10 Morrsanla
Hail this evening,
Evening School No. II, East Twenty .soyentb
street, closes with 40 exhibition this evening.
Mr.. Adolph OFT read paper on Depressions and
night. "
The anniversary OF Home Circle Loige, No. sis,
O. of0. Is to be celebrated In the Baptist Church
this evening,
A. pantomimic rendering OF "Magulm, or the
Genius OF the Mystic Tomb, by the deaf mutes OF the
the event this evening.
Dr. Henry Rapl ael will read paper on 1.-THE
most important signs 10 determining whether a child
was born alive or dead" and Or stephen Rogers viii
read one on The mutual obligations between the
Physician and the People before the Medico Legal SO.
ciety IN the College OF Physicians and Surg cons,
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OBITUfRf.

Robert Ervcen, Of Rowland 4 Rrvccn, proprletors
OF the broad street Flour NILS Phadephia died SUI
donly on Tuecday evening.
Mr. Robert Raft, formerly OF s8i Broadway, died
In ksmsgste Ing and on the lst inst OF fall lie was
4 native of Edinburgh scotland. In 1873 he ant Mr.
Collar set up in New York msnuiactory OF Jeweiry
the nrm beng Rat Collar. In 1897 Mr. RAFT look the
1850 when he retired from bnsine's MIR Rats sstab.
lshineut was the oldest OF the kind IN the city.
Mrs. Russ, widow OF the Russ pavement inventor.
died last sunday aud was buried yesterday in Green
wood Her funeral took place at St AIMS Church at
o'clock. The immediate cause of her death was un.
usual; she discovered small pinple near her mouth.
The nall poisoned tho ncsh, and modification RAPIDLY
spread, until struck vital part. few minutes an ef
nlentl0ncd, entered the church 70 be marrlei.
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10 lhe Senete, Mr.. MURPHY reported a bill ex.
uoins lhe term VI the Collector Of Taxes for Kings
In he Assembly mo ion to reduce the appropri.
tAoh % lhe itgu-e Of Refuge for Juvenile Convi cts
H,aMs A. we clly Of New York, from 10000 to $4,000
ny" ny" oul sharp criticism on the management OF
i' az ,N-V'u'i0n Mr. KIERsASs motion TO re.
Wy Wy we appropriation to $1,000 WAS agreed To-
10, ~ hiTcnAAS moved ~ reduce the appropriation
% ~ W. Dtat aud Dumb Institution from 100, 900 to
sana besides, there were reasons this year why they
SS.n SUuu no' receive as much as they did last year
W. ths' asked for only s49 800. Agreed to-
e.uNs 10 the Metropolitan Police and Fire districts
wv PI'90slloa being unnecessary. Agfesd ",
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The extensive stables belonging to II, L, Meton &
ed on Tuesday night. Loss, $4,000.
The Waverly Steam Touring Mills owned by
Messrs Van Duzer Hallet Marsh, one OF the ex
tcnsiye OF the kind In the country burned yese
day Loss 900; insured for $4,000.
Adam Kloberdarzs cigar store In tho basement OF
the nve:story double building, az Finn street was
damaged By nte this morning TO the amount OF 900
insured. The onllding. owned DY Eordstrom. Seyer q
foss, was damaged $500 insured for 5000.
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THE 0UTBURST IN FRANCE.
NEW BARRICADBs ERECTED IN THA
STREETS OF Paris.


Tho PEOPLE and the Poitos In Collision near
she raisis Heval-Scvoral Cttixess
Wcnnoea or hhicd-hesitahon ON beth
,,e. ~ se.ors %
p..,. p"L - NJ anr ros,' 1880
,. 49, ,.u V', n'o'n'"e Jourua,'
as ,ono"ns ,,' u.'s,,' VI 'ne disturbances "n,cs
rs, i".'o "au oeen "uon e.c''o-
-. .ae peop'e uuihs 'he uny' w"'cn cur
~. - u'''"'en' 'n nc" outbreaks, 'ness
a. ~ o..a'u ., w one 'oc'n'y' nor were 'ney on
,a,,a n.,,",,, 'upp'esseo ,es'eroay ~ La Wiz
80 enu peNoNne' ou, nearer Tue centre OF the city
~ OV -"" squai.s from 'ne rS'as Royal new
-, s1, ~, "s,o '"'o"n up ana 'enac'.
49,. V"ueu no ponce a"ackeu several OF
sosoo, wv pu'es" o'i''n on. Inc m'n'sry
a. a.. WV" 'Vusn' 'n'o r.qu'sn'on' wn'c",
W a' ' p.''ouH'y' ."'ileu M s'' the osrracks WIN
,.,,o e gu y" wy .'o"" ino'e seems 70 DC pest
'ao" on '"c part OF oo'h troops ana rioters 70 re-
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Another Mantrap at the NV Haven n. n.

The crushing TO death the other day OF Mr. Peyses
By the gate OF the New Haven Railroad Depot haa
led others to examine that place TO ascertain II thers
are not other man traps connected with II also. A
line Of ron posts which unhoS M roof Of ths sSsS
where the passengers enter the cars Everybody
talks about these parts and every passenger expects
\ foot from the cars. When passenger jumps on
car act " starts out, as IL often done, unless he
gets clear on the platform these posts will strike
him. II Is an unnecessary aud wicked peril 10 life.
and ought to be indicted in the interest OF the
Duhlc
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blockade Mt the Eric Tunnel.

Yesterday morning the passenger train from
Summit on the Morris ana Essex Road, due in Ho.
boken al 7:iO, In emerging from the tunnel, jumped
"switch frog" in consequence of the snow aud tee
that had accumulated there. The engine was thrown
across the Eric track, but IA the train was moving
at snail's pace, no damage was done. In a short
time i've Morris and Essox passenger trains. two
Eric, and ono Northern train were all blocked up,
but eventually they got through by taking tile west.
ward track. The blockade continued until 10 A. NJ.
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The End ofthc Cep.u, EIsbt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Probably the ablest
speech In III" Senate tins session was that oil Senator
Conkling to-dny. He took up the arguments OF
senator sumner, strong as they were, and brushed
them to one side making such an i'm sion In the
Senate, that when hc had done the Census bill was
tabled by ~ to a. This ends IT, as 1t cannot be got to
conference committee, and the census will proceed
at once, under the law OF 1850
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The Brooklyn Chess Club tournament is becom-
Ing very interesting to chess amateurs. Mr.. Bren-
ringer, the victor In three former Journeys still keeps
the lead with twelve games 10 credit OF his &C.
count and to his debt II will be interesting to
chess players to speculate his chances when Capt
Mackenzie, j. Mason, and Major Wernch shall have
played all their games.
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Can the Politician. saw, Him,

Wm. H. Summers, a confidence operator, was
convicted In the General Sessions yesterday, for
robbing Martin Lynch, a New Jersey freshman, Of
ts0O last October Lynch was going home to Ireland
TO bring his wife aut family out here He was met
in Broadway by Summers and another man. who
represented himself as money broker. and by
fraud and violence they robbed him In one OF tho
cross streets.
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One Welch entered the little store kept by FL
len Shields at IS Ninth avenue on,Tucsday night and
demanded something to eat Welch persisted in re-
naming against the protests OF the woman, and
when she attempted to eject him he drew a knife
and stabbed her in the arm Her cries brought an
officer who arrested Welch, and yesterday he was
committed at Jefferson Market without bail.
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MIR. Seward, Ice specuIntion,

his report on Alaska to the Government lie says
that urs can be taken successfully only by the ma
tives The fisheries and forests OF the coasts OF
and importance. II is recommended that the mum
bcr OF seals to be killed annually be limited TO
0O0 that revenue tax be levied upon each skin.
and that ths business be placed In the charge OF q
trustworthy private company, whose interests would
be Identical with those OF the Government In pre-
serving the seal fisheries.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 9.-The House Committee
on Military Affairs Was today engaged in the inves
hgation of tile alleged sales OF cadesbips Only ou
witness was examined, and he positively testified
that member OF the House In the last Congress
sold naval appointment Tor $500. The youth, how
his "
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FLASHES FROM TIE OCEAN CABLES

John BriEht has gone to the mountains Of Scot.
land TO recruit his health.
Sir William Gordon. commander at Chatham
England. who cut his throat few Gays ago, Is dead.
The Chinese Ambassadors have arrived In st
Petersburg aud entered upon the negotiation Of a
treaty. -
A Fcnian denomination was made on Tuesday At
Msvo, ireland. Eleven hundred mea attempted to
rescue prisoners. The prests successfiiIy et.
horted the mob 20 preserve the peace
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

man supposed to be q Mr. Sinclsir OF Lynn
and Killed by train in the Salem de not
on TUESDAY night.
frciSht train on the Central Railroad ran OF the
track between Albany and Schenectady, yesterday.
ono car MAS badly smashed, but no one was hurt.
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SmulI-Pox in New York,

The report Of the Sanitary Superintendent con.
tans the following statistics OF smallpox In New
York during the past sixteen months: Died In hos
pitai. 65 died In dwelling houses, 2as total nun
Der OF cases LOTS Dr. Harris attributes the greater
the cpvrc n-gtcct or NJ TIVE u.isay, now .eu,lbiy
on the decrease, has prevailed chiefly In the Tenth
Eleventh, Thirtecn,h, and Seventeenth Wards. Dur.
ing the week ending Feb. 8, rs cases were reported
decrease Of % from the week previous
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Chu mpa guc All Nrourd.

DIR. Csrnochan. the new Health Officer. entered
the Health Boards rooms during the session yester.
day, and was introduced TO the members BY DR..
Stephen Smith. This interrupted the proceedings;
a recess was taken the messenger was directed to
take the watercoocr and glasses down stairs. and
the physicians yanisned
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

strgesnt Burk, late OF the Seventy. first Regiment
N O. 3. n y, sIreadN 10 accept challenge from any
member OF the National Guard for trial OF skll In
the manual Of arms according 10 Upton for from tOo
to 81 900 q side.
The National Guard Act OF New Jersey is to be
amended 80 as to reduce the minimum OF infantry
panies TO forty mea, and to make the rank Of Col
Augustus Fay. Jr Inspector General Rhat Of
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Liberal Measures Contemplated By the Bris.
tsh Pm nrlIamrut.

LONDON Feb. s.-In the House Of Commons
to-day, wrls were issued for elections In South
wark and Londonderry. TO oil vacancies caused by
the appointment OF Mr.. Lavard as Ambassador 10
Spain and OF Mr. Dowse as Solicitor General for
ireland. Mr.. Bruce, Home secretarn. promised 10
introduce bill enabling aliens to acquire and hold
land In Ensland. An act OF Parliament Ia proposed
to protect foreign inventions sent e the Workman's
Exhibition.
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The Rank Question In III. Navy.

WAsHISoros, Feb. 9.-The House Naval Com.
mittee have agreed 70 settle tho veIed question OF
tive instead Of assimatsd. There viii bs OF surgeons
ten OF the rank Of captain and nftsen OF the rank OF
commanders. The paymAsters and engineers will
ySt been enslLy datatplled.
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Kicking n Man A,,cr lie il Down.

CorAlie Isabella Phillips. of Newtowu, l.. l..
obtained a divorce on the 3ist OF January, in the
Supreme Court Of Eings County, against her hus.
ban Isaac W. Phillips. She sends him word to take
away his old clothes, or she viii sell them.
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A Newark Par,per,, Ov.rrc,.

Louis Tuerhs was arrested In Newark last night
on charge preferred by Conrad Harth that short
time ago he was induced to pay Tuerfs 500 TO be
admtted In partnt r'hip with him In . real estate
business ut all. Tucrifs was admitted 10 bail In f9J0
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In Kit Burns dogpit Yesterday. the Rev. Mr.
Hoe, OF williamsburgh. Father Gleeson. OF Brook.
lyn Mr.. Little and Mr.. Fl right addressed a large
audienc'. Kit Burn, although still keeping a rum
shop near the Mission, Tenders all the assistance in
his power to the missionaries.
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LONG ISLAND.

Captain John ii. Arthur OF Blue Point has been
missing since Feb 3 and his friends now tear that he
h9s & hen i?uiy murdered He owned large Iarm near
nne roht put et u out and was engaged in the nsh
Third street, WilliamsbuIgh. ON the day named he
collected q large amount OF money '
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The Couneo,icu, RepubI,c,n., Ticket.

The Republican State Convention of Connect
icut met In Hartford yesterday, and nominated for
Governor Marshal Jewell Of Hartford; Lieutenant
OF State. Hiram Appleman OF Oroton ; TreasuTcr
W. Manning OF Putnam.
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LONDON. Feb 9.-The Ultramontanes are er-
cecdngy bitter against DR.. Dolinger for his letter
aIainst the proclamation OF the dogma Of infAbility.
They everywhere denouncs him, and In some quar-.
ters he Ia described as anti Christ
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The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE,

or the ground that the publication OF the GioJe
would probably be abolished at the present session
MIR. NIBLAcK Dem, Ind }, opposed the motion
and sustained the propriety OF continuing the publi
cation OF the proceedings as being the only chance
that many members, himself included, had OF ever
hgurng In history.
MIR. GARFIELD Qtep., INDY. ,aduired whether Mr.
Nlblack ever expected 10 infiict on his children
auy such inhumani.y as to require them to read
through the volumes OF the Giobe to hnd what their
ilustrious father had done. (Lauehter.l
Mr.. EIBLAcK confess d thai much Of that reading
would be very great II fiction indeed but he took
u for granted that the gentleman from Ohio (Mr.
Garheld) would not like TO have his speech on the
Census suppressed for any consideration, as that
speech would send him down to history 0s gen.
teri
Mr.. Dawess motion was defeated.
Mr., BANKS CRep., MassJ offered a resolution call
ing on the President for Information that may have
been received by the Government In reference to the
recent assault upon and reported murder OF one or
more American citizens In Cuba.
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ALBANY, Feb. 9.-Senator Norton's substitute
for the Excise bill provides that lntoxication shall
not be punishable with fac and imprisonment.
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The Rs,,or.,iop Of M,.,,.s,pp,.

WASHINGTON, Feb. o.-The Senate Judiciary
Committee, having secured the propos Evidence thin
has agreed to report bill for her admission without
aN soRdluolp.
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House OF Representatives.

BY a strict party vote, John Covode was de.
declared entitled to represent the Twenty.
first District OF PENNSYLVANIA, instead Of
Henry ID. Foster. MT Covode, having taken
his seat, was congratulated. The House hav.
ing taken mp the Appropriation bill, on mo-
ion OF Mr., DAWES uep, Mas') the salary Of the
the same as the Secretary OF the Senate, with n
yroyso that hereafter he shall not be allowed fees
OF any kind He remarked that the last Sergeantat.
Arms OF the Senate sal to have bonstrd that he
had made <2j day on the item Of horses alone. lie
would make 4 similar proposition as to the House
scrgeant-at Arms. Mr.. DAWES moved to strike out
tha II for ha ram Of
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Snow Ten Feet Dnar.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Feb. s.-Snow began to fall
here on Monday night, and continued untIl Tuesday
afternoon, reaching the depth OF thirty inches
Drlfv reach ten tsst and over In some places.
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A Sensible woddins-No Fu.. per Fissry.

Yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock, in 81. AIMS
Church, Mr.. John Henry Hall Of Portlaud. Conn,
married Miss Sarah O. Garrett Joines, daughter OF
Mr.. william II. Loines. proprietor OF tue drug store
at 45l Sixth avenue. Tue wedding was on sensible
principles. Ostentatous cxtravagancc was dis
pensed with. The bride, instead OF wearing s,tia
dress which she would never need second time,
appeared In travelling costume, and the groom
shone In a new ovcrcoat. No bridesmaids nor
eroomsmcn were present, but four amiable ushcrs
did the amiablc for those who were attracted into
the church The service was performed by the Rev.
Samuel Hall, brother OF the groom, and Rector OF
tho Episcopal Church at Woodsidc, New Jersey.
DIR. Gallaudet, OF 81. AIMS, assisted.
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The star OF Empire,

ST Louis, Feb. 9.-The advance Of the German
Colonization Society OF Colorado numbering lI5
men, women and children, arrived here this morn
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The Rings Conspiracy TO Xiii the Inhab-
itnnts Of finh Avenue.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Health yes
terday an elaborate report was presented by the
Sanitary Committee In relation to the Fisk concrete
pavement which the Ring recently put down on Fifth
avenue. Appended to the report Is an analysis Of
the dust BY Prof Chandler, who nnds that the dust
is IN impslpable powder, which will Hnd Its way
through any crack that will admit air; II will pcne
tratc the narrowest window cracks and under and
around the door OF everv house on the avenue, and
work It's way into the furniture Letters from Drs.
Frederick Bedford, Fordyce Barker. and Lewis A.
Sayre, accompany tile report and declare the pave.
ment detrimental TO the pubic health. The Sanitary
Committee recommend its removal from the street.
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ALaASr, Feb. 9.-The Republicans Of both
hfNrl OF the Legislature Wet IN the Senate Cam.
btt ltc vote was nearly unluim. us for eK Lieut..
u,y II lry r. Selden for Regent of the university
A''''mbl. MAJ White Of New York ofer"l a rcsolu.
iHL ''run- 9 make a nominl'ion lJr tAc Office vi
F9"ce Commissioner, as
Tnt POLICE BOARD IS SoS-PARTIsAS.
neuot5hl It uOI best to make a nomination, as the
d had been equab divided politically hereto
Iofe W. Sckr'g ot TOmpkins thought good
S4n't L1l been impaired hy apparent tempOriziug ,
nblh never benefited the Rcpubhcdn party. lie
Vteifrl nominating a capable Republican, and be-
.,''u ID Re ughcuns throughout the state held
SmFi W., hr, White then nominated eI. Mayor
,-"I D. Ilu oi Bfook yn, and he was unanimously
t1L-na-t w Lhe Jiice Of Police Commlssloner.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUMS REPORTERs.
The Erie War in nEnpiand-Cbeckmating In
New York.

New York.
Az the meeting Of English Erie Railway share.
holders In London two weeks AGO, II was discovered
that out Of about 10000 shares issued, at least
10000 were owned In England. II was resolved to
assess on each share one shilling. which would pro-
duce about fl25,OO0 which sum was to be expended
in sending agent TO thls country to prosecute
their rights in the American Courts The shares
contributing to the fund were to be stamped ana
unstampcd shares were to be recognized In the
Royal Exchange. II was also determined to have
the stock owned In England registered on the books
OF the Company In the names OF Robert Amadeus
Heath and Henry l.. Raphael. The 3ist OF January
As IN Offset TO this movement the books were
optned In this city, by direction Of the American
Directors, on Saturday, for the transfer OF stock
but were closed on Monday.
, 1870-12-30

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e1{1XONTE.
Dearborn Ioder. 10. ale. 4. F: sud A. u. -Pahltc
Installation At officers, THU tktidAy} efening. aI ~
o'clock. in B1aNrt Hall
By oc1tf. GEQ*F. Ba0HS.
, 1870-12-30
HrHAs

wA7xR1o*S, MiA. Dis a-ese IN Sa!tas t,onr-
trE mill IN this CITY. oEck1cl y 4uE3 eeoteoA.
~ 1shrsf xps burned last eStoslR. 1nes, 3mpou:
fngnftnct. 81. 1.eQc. Mt. Smltn fas BEN peculiar
= rn9nrrunsxe. his residence. Fhtch wis 1pa
ore. hly.oE hec1 deauosed y IRE thsee n1op-n
ff1nnItp1 accident. resplnnK II Pc death, which
nrtnned tnis morning .. 70 o'ciAk. of Ss.saniel
Ht2nct ard. ono OF our u1ss en1pftstnE and re-
Ill oxn MN, On the opposite r. o. the rtver
hoid, and fell distance OF for1y aet, str,ttnz On
thc kt. bfeaAing both legs aud arAs, snd other
Viec injur.rg hin self very severely The best Of
medlcai attendance was rtmptsJ b hand, but II
TesuY no aTal The Etfk!ns rAraer nf his
death has cre1:ed q pEoiGnd senatton auoog
our citizeue.
o1. This uotniEg IN the eE. wing cf tho store OF
t. j. ~. D. Richards, II. with tote PEEPS ~
| the ryeut8ea. and The ssiSaoce OF haad en1'res.
| the nSt Was exupguIshet abo1t O'Clock. Tae en-
| 1irr wing Was deaJoye1+ LOIS Aha1t *5loNl
LVScHBCR0. Va, Het 29,-About Y O'Clock last
night, wooden hu.ld1E, ssuttea on tae eotas! Il
of Main md M1Tsnan sfette, me ptopsIg os =.
BOYD, and occupied h.arA Z atfscaneH E IA ~
dry goods store, was .ecc7efes g ns on ~. ~.
pefore erz6e8 could osoEfht Eto &c Ca4s.xs 80
completely dest.oIK Ene srs .! q. ha3a, ~,
corfectcner, Enh I. u. Libby, c.Saht "ete a.so
dsmIxed. IoEF. 4a1,toa
'LYNN, Nase +IE 7a--Th l. the dee0ae.
toa Of tne D.,rpox Ct1rc4 cat1. oa-aso