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, 1870-01-25
PARTNERS WAITED.

pAKrnKR WANTKD-1o PRINTERS PpAc
teal ms1. With E.9 to extend one of Tho bFst.
q ;e,t Jtafs noee out those nesnins 6usiaess Ind
''Tins lame md sdtress, need ans~et. r o. BoI ~
pAE1MER ~ANTEp-W1rH CASH CAPITAL
nd N opr,a.ao 81 one need ,D,l7 10 Is .fssia 81
god otstne,s ability and = 1uch paft,n can fiTe
te2d 1ndutrMeute- hetefeneea rru1ircA Addscss q
b WtH k{1flt IT, ChteaSo
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a.. ---'t-
HELP WANTED-FEMALE3,

h1l&cellxaea1s-
TVAGTKp-EOOD GIRLS FOR TuE SOUTH
~ and work y tte el.y Best r. female help stIp-
Ilifd At tNAIIoNALLABOKAG AGENCY, 81 EaIt Kau.
6olrhse-
WAATKp--kTT THE LADIES CITY Help Ry-
w CHANGk iris to do general hou C sofs, djo.
tEtGom 9f8 tEst'elass CO. X girls to Fln ~ Ing
mstktn-st at1on fer boarding sa69uL Apply 1t ie3
WANTRD-Two RFF1o1KHr LADY BARRIERS
sae. xdaess BARbek i,isunse etsas,se' tes On South
..---... &eAEttft1sea DC.
"AFTED-DRKS3 NAkkRN-TWO First
" tlsIs Trim:ssrs. nc othsrs need spp1y Mrs SAN
FORua hooms. is LaAe ~
--..-.- 0oHe~ttes.
"AkTRp-AT M VAN BUREN, ST., SOUTH
w etde, gocd, tidy girl to do general house work
WANTEn-A. SERVANT GIRL AT ss VERNON
" AZ south ct n7p&ias place. tao blocks West saa
cle q nth Il pousiAs Aouse.
WANTHp-.A GIRL FoR GFNRHAL Hou5K-
w Eoik- GefU IN. l.. cdt. or *arw rkt4n preferred
HefHtnce seQrtret. Gail 1t l033 Wabash ~.
WANTKp-AT ~ WEST LAKK-ST.. 4 GOOD
W fiil 10 DO general houseH ORE, None hut a eoot
onc Le.d apply. No Ir11h reed upptJ.
ITAHTY D-A GouD CoLnRFD GiRL, 70 DO
~ cnctlnE Washing ana ironing In I family cf
touf: no children atrAdE Enjoyment and Eood
WaHes- Apply 1t lo4 Habash.4v.
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CHICAGO 0KATORT0 SOCIETY,
First SEASON
The A&nAgcrs have tho houo, to annornes two
srald persormanccs Of Handers
MESSIAH,
AT FARWALL BALL
Ou tbe svtnines Of THURSDAY snd FRIDAY. Jsa.
= and g. loe following e1icent selo AIthts h1vo
been secured:
M1Ss MARIA DRAIEKHr,. Of New York, Soprans
MISS LfZx1K FARRELL. ot Chicago. Gontgalta.
MR u. Y. WHiTsEY, ef Boston. Basso,
MR. JANIS WIN nEY. ot Ch,cax,. Teuos.
TIE OR RATOH1O will b given with tbs 9vs.d shcrus
q tnc *taet3 eon1sftnE of 10 voices. md full nT-
enestfs. tae whole under The eoud1etorship Ct
DIR. ri. BALATKA.
Admishton, H.. Keseryed KEATS Ia tho Ftrs1
asHAcrys aO cents extra ~ests Gun
Of TIM baueo wtthcsI
extra charge.
Sale Of seats vii CONN enee o. Monday uoruIux The
s4th Int. Al tho Muatc Store Of ROOT l. CADY.
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GTRAfRD-A DARK BAY COW. JEDER VIII
. be literally Etw1cdsd By returning 10 80 Atthi-
eln-Av.
CTRATKp-FROM TIE EUBSURIB III BAY
suttatle te~lsa wtn be paid Tor III re+ui1 70 81
West WAhtuEtoost. j. y. WKfPkI.
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TOR SALE-OSE 7-OOTAvE PIANO, NEARLY
r new: Price, 1aoo- CAn b seen II KINB1LL IS
Auist Stoso. 8 WAahtu6sontt
ITO RENf-NEw AND 6EQ0ND.HAND ri.
l. xros. orfspt, and Iaelodeons. II KlAHALltS
Aua!c 4tcrt, g Wayhtn staa It
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MAIRY0YAHrH

a ma4. II Jon W7lh your Il, present, and taturu
tasd eesttet1, ts1t II tsSaonsh O1a,k-st. Fse a.
NJ MApAN MAYNARD AID DE- MATHEW Will
Ill tel Of h18tncs1 lkN, lcyn lost Mt stolhn property,
@t.iske or Ahst1t tsandA Of Dc eath: Fye ehAr1s 90
ine3 Aaa sonnoss: have oslF tonic- LII JAeEsou r.
MRa s. 8.W.J0RGEr6Ex. RON d 20 SOUTH
Ill OArk.s., a1l-frAdfn&. b1Eoass, md developing
Me4!rls; fnlp3slt1a 1a1s{ inxsINs4ok a9a e9Q4fe4as.
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Number Il men seIt out from tbs Bhde1eI 10
Wrtt trorn April to December L 49, II &l$q
We rpef sSAaoa
T. wesk from April to December !, ae& It
Tttal number Of pieces wsshed for fhe Potiss '"'"~
~: s: .ts esns. sass,
fson the Iteewell from April 10 ] January /.
I'll fcosSs. y I9a1s,
Hon AFrl ! 70 December !. tos eqTda, II
ps:n:..;i::..: - *lss
AInll e Deeemtxt |. 400 days' l.bos aiIa s,14o<
HAsmSa&ef AAd oFcrtc<T, eight months, $3$... &G
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W1ST1D-ro BUY i wRL1-1xpRovEp
ta!n & .bous lno g. se1as Thin = mile. ot uhtea.
pa4ec, ord conreb.1t sehoels and e1trhs4 Addrva
k!Lfnk otAiou and terms ct 4ala T. AUSTIN. Trtbupe
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H0BaS AND 0ARRIAGH

TSoR BALl-HARTES9-nO WAGON, 4l
p4 .et; tk9ess rasao. slt Per set; .lo. all ttnd
and pzyts II hafnesses, teparttetY ssethtf At Gov
eminent Goo4a ptpos md u Franklin r.. uh1eaEa
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AA%<-3
et ites Aesioa 70 lie Ety Ge1 ho sns ~ dc ssme
heosc the Council y Il. pe1t 1ek9as Hectlas
ns9 ST. e e.. at e :.ts'5sa n Until AT.
KEc M persoa atrettly or lodtreGy interested II
anJ teate Of tch. ol oe city property ahsl serve ~ Al
Tne Iepon vss laid over.
fEAk4oN s1rKST LOT. ..... ..
Ine SANE committee. 70 whom waa referred
communication iron, tbs Comptroller submitting
6ias :or scsool :ot At the corner OF Pesriou zn1
aANe bIeete, reported ta2t It WA9 LOO small. aud
recommended That no action be tafeu thereon,
Inc report VIA coteurred tu-
ShopkR s1nKKT SCHOOL EC11pIfu
The tame committee, 70 whom nj rrferAd
coz mnnaas!on from The Board Of Education ait-
HR tnat me Boasd oT Public Work. be lu5truc.od
LIZ thtee Story building o. Yedder strre: Ir ~.
turzed the taue with thc following: ~
4 II, a. r. Rs,5a "a, =; H. Fah,s we,s be
Vedar .sleet sehooi Of sehoos hous ss,nAS IN IL
h.s g as - s' - Hsn;se L &
e = "a s'sStf Sasst
The report wa1 lHd orer.
TWELFTH sTREET SCHOOL BCILDrxo.
Communication from the Board OF Pohuo Worxs
Rg 70 es IN a, - 2 sEcs1g
tween Thru and Fourth avenues, reported, rec.
onmencirR thAt DO action ba taxen untli the
Dearborn street. Tne comutttee elso submitted
ne folio wing order, which. with the report, VA
lid oTef: ... ..
6rRs+rd. Thai tho Bo ard Of Public wosks proceed
70 ea1ec be erected. practicable s-hoa
house on the htloukinx to the city north Of T9cth
1trcet ard between Third and kouIth aTtEut4 Ia
eetdasee with the pans hereafter to te adopted hs this
Ccun1h.
Ii EAIiE STREET PROPERTY.
TIE tame coMEittet, to Wh3m &ag referred
1nas poraou ot tho report OF the special c3u,-
2 ittse On The Itle Of the CRY ia the property on
North La sAlle street and relating to the rental
nf the s1Ge7 submitted the folio atnE:
Rsotfed Tint the Co1-ett elect three Appraiser 10
ASrzsfse ~ prepty on esid North Ia baue Fcres be-
anuEnE 70 the city t Chicago whch hxs been Involved
sa1d qreata1 o1 title, and shst tn. Uouptrottef be
aataorssd to sens the s.me :: ~ aid
tts,e r. ~ psepery ss aeesa;rt y ~
and [een and subject TO- the <4tne conditions u aW
T9esi4sd by the iA~ for the test Of sehoo i2nes.
KsepI+ed Thai the Qotnptro1ey be Author1Eed ia nd
vette bid. for tie +eatd Of any OF sAid property
not Eow oernricd.
TIA report ~a1 Laid oyer
ANOTHER ECu0oL tnf WANTED.
The same committee 70 whom vas fefttftd
COMMUNICATION nun the Board Of Eaacttioo, AK.
i0x th4. the Courcu advertise for school STE 10
tne y1cdutty OF the corner Of Lincoln o. Rnofy
STREET ard Fourth street. s1brs! ted the folio wing,
Talcb, with the report, Hss !2!d oTc4:
Rssassd Thst tbs ConptsonfF ". ant he y nefepJs
Insxn-ted 10 aastttue TAI bill Of s1da sa1eten! tf
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AT NEkrna Of the oatpes4tors II ~ Tho I'LL
nois Graz d Trunt Railway !" held II Springfield
On tie eglh Init, Ar. Wm. r. P4eroe, Of hloeeks,
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FOURTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Rumors Of an Armistice.
Neutrality Of The Black Sea.
Labor Strike in limerick.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
AgySNu and NAVY OYdnrc
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Army and Navy orders.
FROM EUROPE.
Labor strike In Limerick.

LABOR strike In Limerick.
LONDON, Nov. ga labor strike occurred at
Limerick to-day. No violence has been reported
thus far, though the authorities, anticipating
trouble, have taken precautions to prevent it.
French COmmsditles Cheap.
LONDON Nov. 22.-The Shipping Gazette
mentions that French products, fabrics wines,
etc., may be bought now in France at fabulously
low prices, owing to the war and the paralyza-
tion of commerce
Ode Russell
dned with the Crown Prince of Prussia on
Sunday.
Another Armtsticc.
Parties have arrived at Versailles lately on a
mission to effect an armistice.
The English Militia.
LONDON Nov. 22.-Earl Russell urges this as
an emergency requiring the Ministers to call
out and organize the militia.
The Neutrality of the Black Sea.
The Paris Constitutional says Russia errs in
thinking the neutrality of the Black Sea Ma
poleOnic idea. 1t is the traditional policy of
France.
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Fo%@ the n 9qmbe5 Of occupied DWELLINGS the uesr
Continental, La Pierre, and st. LawIencsl
comparison OF the above figures with those re-
turned by the United States Marshal gives the fol-
Population of Eighth ward by United States
census in June. ..................... 2o3s6
Increase shown by this canvass for june. 20l0
Increase shown by this canvass for Novem-
ber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,465
established for June 10 per cent 65, 119
Increase in the whole city by the proportion
established for November TO- 12K per cent. sl147
Applying the proportion to each dwelling to
the whole nSmber of dwellings in the city,
as by Assessors return, viz 1873 dwell
ings, pers ms each, the population is cal
per cent. added is ................. ....739,s ,s42
city In 1870 was 149. .243; applying the proper
ton found in the Eighth ward, viz, 51s, the
total population would be: .764,S'O
The committee Of Councils, in their report, say:-
eve feel confident that the aggregate we have
obtained for November 10 is almost absolutely cor
rect, while that for June is only short of the true
return for the reasons just stated. The difficulty
experience by our canvassers was often great and
Deputy Marshals poorly paid as they were could ex-
cuse themselves for not making returns in the more
difficult cases. But none have been recorded IN
this enumeration who were not known to be resi-
dents at the time named, that the real population
was greater by the amount OF SO many floating resi-
dents at least as scarcely have Il xed residences in
families 1t is also proper to say that students, as
well as all strangers travellers and persons belong
ing elsewhere, have been carefully excluded from
our enumeration We have identified hundreds OF
persons omitted from the United States census for
June; the greater number being Of abs 3nt fanli-
les but many being servants, residents at
hotels, etc.
manufactures, as originally taken by the United
States Deputy Marshas is quite Inaccurate aud far
short of a complete return. To our personal know
ledge instances of the omission Of very large es-
adjustments have occurred. A vigorous effort
should De made to obtain the proper information
and to secure its incorporation In the official returns
OF the census"
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n IA n ~ ~ IA ~ II n Il " IN
CUBA AND MEXICO.
The "E'ree Zone" Question.
T0-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Army Record Board.
Revenue District Consolidation,
Presidents E0Flhcamine Massage
Presidents forthcoming Message
FROM CUBA.
The Cable again In Order.

The Gable n gain In Order.
HAVANA, Nov. 21.-The Cuba cable is again
in working order.
Mexican AdvIces-The Free Zone Question.
The regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz
arrived yesterday, bringing later news from
Mexico. During the discussion of the PROPOSE
ton to extend the Free Zone much ill-feeling
was manifested against the United States. 1t
was at length declared e0pedient to extend the
Free Zone. Many members of the Congress,
when the final vote was TAKEN announced as
their reason for voting for the measure that the
United States had demanded the removal of the
Free Zone and they wanted to express their
defiance to the Yankee Government.
Other members stated that Mexico was invul-
nerable, and asked no favors from other nations.
She would, in case of necessity, drive out the
people of other countries. The conditions
tackled on the
Tehautepec Railroad
bill were such as to render the concession
practically worthless President Juarez re-
turned the bill to Congress with certain obser-
vations, and 1t is believed the measure will pass
in a more acceptable shape at an early day.
gunsmith at Puebla now manufactures
Remington guns.
Rise In Indian Scnlps
Sonora will pay $500 in future for every In-
dian scalp, instead of $500.
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FROM W.ASHL.FG TON.
Army Record Board.

Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Army Record
Board, now in session at the War Department,
expect to complete the business before them in
about two weeks. Upwards of one hundred aud
fifty officers, principally captains and lieuen-
ants have been summoned for examination as to
their capacity for officers, including moral cha
racter. The act of Congress increasing the num-
ber on the retired list to three hundred, instead
of seven per cent, is now being carried into
operation.
There are three boards respectively in session
at New York, Leavenworth, and San Francisco.
The applications for retirement were many
that the War Department thoughtit would have
to ask Congress to enlarge the list for the pur-
pose of making places for all the disabled 9TH
GERS, but from the reports of the board so far
they will not find more than eighty officers in-
capacitated for service from physical disabil-
ties contracted in the line of duty.
CcnditIon of Revenue Districts.
Special Despatch 10 The Epent,g Telegraph.
WASHINGTON Nov. 22.-In the consolidation of
the revenue districts about to be made, the Pre-
sident stated day that he would be unable
to effect 1t at present except in the large cities.
In the countey districts ii is fouud to be imprac-
tioable to make consultations except in few
localities.
the Presidents Message.
The President will have his message com
pleted next week, with the exception of that
part of it relating to foreign affairs, which part
will be kept open until the day the message Is
sent in. SO as to get the latest European situa-
ton. The President is being urged by inauen-
tial parties to make some allusion in his message
to the acquisition of new territory, especially of
st. Thomas, Prince Edwards Island, and San
Domingo.
: Vanderbilt Doesn't Want to Pay Hts faxes.
Commodore Vanderbilt with his COUNSEL,
Horace Clark, is making an argument before
the Solicitor of Internal Revenue against the
payment of the special five per cent. fax on the
scrip dividend of eighty per cent. declared
some time ago by the New York Central Rail-
road. The tax amounts to several thousand
dollars and it is not the intention of the Gov
ernment to allow Vanderbilt aud his friends to
eyade it,
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travellers who Ioie OF the United States though
only OF their a. nqsh readers and forgot or under
estimated -. effect which their iule aud superficial
cavis might have in America. II is proba-
ble hat American politicians and statesmen
greatly underrate the attention now COM
monded in this country by their political demonstra-
toDs. No more dangerous miscalcuation could be
made. An American party campaign may be under
taken to enforce q particular view OF an interna-
tiena question TO which the leaders attach no spe-
cial importance, and hardly expect any to be at
tached. Some dipomotic action may, perhaps fol-
low, which is regarded by its authors as a mere
immatelial sacrifice to passing political exigency.
And then suddenly American diplomatists may find
themselves confronted by store OF public ipdlgna-
ton which has been gradually accumulating In this
country for which they were totally unprepared but
which no English Government will dare to resist.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Oity Gas Works Sold.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-The city papers to-day
announce the sale of the rights and franchises
of the Baltimore City Gas Light Company to ).
l.. Hustled, Esq, representing New York and
Brooklyn capitalists for SO 900 600. The stock
holders retain their surplus fund of 100000,
Baltimore Produce f1Rrkel.
BALTIMORE Nov 22-COttOn firm; middng at
Ice. Flour quiet; Howard street superhne, S5GS550 ;
do. extra, $3.50 70; do. family, s7@s'25; CtJ Mllls
superAHe S5@6I5 do. extra, S6'25aT25; do.
family, s7'75@975; Western superdne, sI8TH H@5-95
do. extra, S6T58625; do family, s6'75aT 80
Wheat dull; prime to choice, Sl'55@1'75: fair 20
Indiana 81 3Os1'95 Corn active and ilrm; white,
sC@s1c.; yellow, s3@s4c. Oats heavy at 5l@52c
Rye better at TO@s0c Mess Pork quiet at s2s Bacon
1rn and stock scarce; clear Sides 1sH9lac :;
shoulders, l54@lbHc; no ria sides IN market; !;
hams, 22924c. Lard dull at l54@l5Hc, Whisky
steady at Gee.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Cotton frmer and mode
leans AT l61sc. Flour easier, and peclined aloe.
sales 5000 barrels State at S490d6 81; Ohio at $500
@640; Western at s4'90@6'65; Southern at $1,000
S.25 Wheat duh and nOminally lower; sales of 25,
600 bushels red Western at 81 401l 43 white Mich.
iRan at AS Corn firm and scarce sales 2S 900 BUSH
els new mixed Western at S7@9Ssc. old at 9099lc.
Oats steady; Ohio 62@63Hc.; Western 6i@52c.
Beef duh. Pork inactive. Lard dull steam rem
deTed l3H@l34. Whisky quiet at s6kc.
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FROM CUBA.
Coiner sIone Laid.

HAVANA, Nov. 21.-The wife of Captain
General de Rodas to-day laid the cornerstone .
of the Lyng-in Hospital.
Insurgents Killed and CnptaTed.
Several insurgents have lately been killed in
the Cinco Villas district, and many Others sur
rendered. Among these were liberato Lieva
and Manuel Barego, leaders of insurrectionary
bands.
The Diraoio reports that Bembeta is dead.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval Orders.

Despatch to the Associated Press
WAsHINeToN, Nov. 22.-Captain Sells is re-
Frederick w. Bailey unassigned, is at his own
request honorably discharged from the army.
The Superin endemic General of Recruiting Ser
vice at New York is ordered TO forward 700
recruits to San Francisco, and the Superinten-
dent Of Mounted Service is ordered to send
seventy nine to the same city.
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TIE EIGHTH WARD CENSUS.

The Population Of the Ward by Election DE
visions, According to the Recent Municipal
census.
The following is the detailed result OF the census
OF the Eighth ward, recently taken by order OF
Councils.
The figures are arranged by election divisions,
and compared with the number OF dwellings, the
list Of teXables. the number OF registered voters,
and the actual vote In october, 1S10;-
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FROM NEW YORK.

Fatal Accident In Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. ga man named Martin
Ranfreen fell from the roof of the Arsenal this
morning and was instantly Killed.
ship News
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 22.-Passed in for
Baltimore, schooner Sophia from San Juan.
a heavy northeast storm prevails.
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A PRISONER EsCAPEs.-This morning. as the city
van was receiving is load OF prisoners at "Meya,"
one Of the number, name unAnown, broke away
from Joseph Hackett, driver, and ran. Mr.. Hackett
fired his revolver iD order TO frRhten the fugitive.
he latter very fooshy ran in the direction OF the
Seventeenth district station house. Just as he was
passing the building policeman, whose attention
Lad been attracted by the discharge OF the weapon,
came cut and caught the runaway. He was
turned TO the prison and then safely lodged the
prison van.
This morning about halfpast eleven O'Clock
prisoner named John Bari, who stands charged with
having committed several barglaries in the sixth
Police district made his escape from the prison van
in front Of the Central Police Station, at Fifth aud
Chesnut streets. The driver OF the van had but
three prisoners under his charge and three police
men were standing by near when the door was
opened. Barr cane Eouts first, and jumping on TO
The sidewalk down Fifth c. Library and through
library, down Fourth, and thence into Third,
through Harmony court. He was pursued by two
oficeIs, but managed 10 escape. The other prison.
ers made no attempt 10 get away. It seems rather
singular that a noted thief like Barr should be
enabled to make his escape with three officers stand
ing near the door OF the van when he came out,
PHI ADEIPHIA STOCK EXCHA NOE SALES
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STEAMER OvERTUREED-THE DRIVER BADLY In
JURED.-The steamer OF the Diligent Engine Com
Tenth and CalloWhi streets little before O'Clock
this morning, overturned at Sergeant street in
attempting 10 get out OF the railwayktrack James
Shields, the driver was caught between the steamer
and tree. After considerable difficulty he ex-
treated and his foot fond To he hOrrihlg man
gled. lie WAS reulayed w The FsnnsyIgaAia Lvs-
pital The steamer sustained serious injuries.
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orr MERCHANT MARINE.
The : rnbcr m Ter mage Of Vessels owa'd In

IT. ~. following table, taken frem the annual re-
pClt'l Mr.. Edward Young Chief OF the Bureau Of
Stgji OF the Treasury Department are given the
nun and tonnage OF the merchant vessels be-
lorr'ug to the port Of Philadelphia on June 80,
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-EliZa Tracey was arrested
at Seventh and Bainbrldge streets last night upon
the charge of robbing man named John Thistle
OF sl0 The prisoner had a hearing before Alderman
Collins, and was committed TO answer.
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According to the estimates OF the O,ty Controller,
it Will be necessary to raise SS9I9,4S9 by taxation
during the year ISL This exceeds the amount
which will be realized by a tax rate of 81 so by
s444360, and the estimated expenses of the different
departments will have to be cut down accordingly,
IL Che recommendation Of the Finance Committee ne
adopted by Councils. At meeting OF the commit
been cut down by the different committees more
than sG00 600, which. brings the estimated eXpend-
lures within the estimate ed receipts.
The committee also agreed to recommend the lay
ing OF special tax of cents on the 800 for the
erection OF the new public buildings. This will
yield S2S4, ,504.
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BEAT HIS WIFE.-Jeremah Joyce residing at No.
COS Juniper street. was arrested last night upon the
ing before Alderman Collins, and was held TO bail to
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IN CUsToDY.-Thomas Maxwell, who stabbed
Sarah McCauley in the side at Sixth and Alaska
streets on Sunday night, was arrested at Seventh
and Alaska streets last evening by Policeman Nc
Cullough, OF the Seventeenth district He was
arraigned before Alderman Collins, who comm mtted
him TO await the result OF the woman's injuries
Mrs. McCaulley is lying in dangerous condition at
the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22

FOUND DRowkRD.-This morning an unknown
white man was found drowned in the river Della
ware, above Dock street wharf lie is aged about
fifty years, and was dressed in q black sack coat,
gray knit jacket, dark pants and check shirt The
Coroner as charge OF the body.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22

CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-At noon to-day the Coroner
held an inquest in the case OF Michael McCoskey,
lad, who was run over at Front and Baiubridge
streets on the Sh OF October, and died at the Penn
syvania Hospital on the 18th instant from the ee
OF the injuries received. After the examination Of
several witnesses the jury retired and rendered the
following verdct:-That the said Michael Nc
Coskey came to his death from injuries received by
being run over by dray, at Front and Bainbridge
Rrass. The jury are OF the opinion that the said
Snodgrass was driving recElessly at the time OF the
death.
Steps are being taken for the arrest OF Snodgrass