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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-23
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 2s s7o-TRlPLE SHEET

sailed with IMMUNITY because his name hap
pened TO be associated with others as
incorp0rat0rs OF o railroad project He thought tine
Senator (Mr. Howard) should be well prepared To
fortify his assertion. After what had been said he
hoped the name OF General Fremont would be kept
In the bill.
Mr.. HOWARD replied that he was prepared to mako
good his assertions, and at the expense OF wearyng
the Senate proposed to verify them by statement
OF the facts Of tho He then read nom report
upon tho subject, made by himself, ~ one OF sub
committee OF the Pacific Railroad Committee.
without concluding Mr.. HOWARD. at twelve
O'Clock, yielded the moor, when the bin was made
the order OF business for Thursday evening and the
Senate aQiourued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-23
SUPERVISOR ROCHE.
He Euters Upon the Sea or MatrimOny and
Then stnrts Across the Atlantic.

Then kturts Across the Atlantic.
The quiet, unostentatous supervisor Walter
Roche, whom everybody believed TO be so very
retiring that. he would never go near enough
to be caught in the matrimonial noo-e,
has at last captured. Miss Mary Amelia Dough-
ery was the fortunate female 10 the services
OF Cupid and tile affections OF the handsome Waiter
Yesterday morning the twaiu--Water and Mary
Amelia-were made one al st. Patrics's cathedral
by the Very Rev. Vicar General stars In the pres
ence Of an Immense crowd Of aiding oIids holders
and prominent citizens. At the close OF the ceer-
mony the party Immediately repaired to pier thirty
four North river, and embarked on supervisor
river to the steamer Scotia, at Jersey City.
Arriving at the Jersey City dock. Mr..
and Mrs. Roche left the Yacht and went on
board the steamer on which they sail d for
Europe 10 spend the honeymoon. The steam yacht
and o tug-chartered by the Walter Roche Club
accompanied the steamer "a far as the Narrows. On
both boats were bands OF music which discoursed
lively airs and wedding marches during the trip
down the bay. Among those the yacht were
Eessrs. William NJ. Tweed, Commissioners M. f.,
Owen w. and Timothy Brennan, Chamberlain J. J.
Bradley, James NJ. Sweeny, JOS. b. Young, Super
vis0rs Blunt, Bleakley, Oliver Police Commissioner
Smith, Chief Jourdan, warden Stacom, John w. Il.
Davidson and full delegations from the Americas
anu Blossom ciubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roche will spend their honeymoon
chiefly at the Lakes OF Killarney, and the worthy
Walter win undoubtedly have several smacks ut the
Barney stone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-23
FART I.
THE WEATHER ytsTEROAy.

The following record will show the changes IN TIE
temperature OF the weather the past twentyfouP
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, a. indicated BY the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, broadway, COZ.
rer OF Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-23
MUSIC IN THE PACKS.

The Department OF Public Parks announces thai
the weather be fine there Will be music by the CenA
trail Park Band In Madison square this evening,
from six to eight O'clock The following u the
ptogramme:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-23

Average temperature tVrlUIUUJ 16K
Average temperature for corresponding date
last Year. .................. yoA
, 1870-03-30
OBITUARY,

fFp'a fAe Nre FORK L1.s!d Horrh r.
me telegraph announces the aesth of thi.
. s.uueInah .t II Ne" Orleans, Yesterday, in the
si18x,nlntl. year Of his age. He was born i,
iatfillon. in tho south Of France. in 1soI ~. i.
!Athes WAS Lieutenant General in tho Rnrnt
lean army, Under the first Napoleon. Tantr
l1etTe vas destined for the Church. and srnd'
"a 1or that purpose At the Jcsuitss CoIlecr, II,
nse naolouse: but he weatied Of theology. and was
;etnltted to continue his studies ii Eordeau1
bus Wal soon after the restoration Of the
ionrHens ~ and !1crTc got into trouble on ~
count OF being implicated in plot acaipst mn
tonse1satiSe family Of monarch.. aud he
US compelled to Zee from Donie.ux1
~ nsc ~ whe1 be was admitted to
he helped to edit Le Main, u bitc1iI
hnetal organ, and made m attack rror IL:
;liniftf!. for which he Was tried and Sentenced
e 81, Ielagse. He succeeded in eecapipc from
ms PRISON. however, and eailed 10. America.
i"i ne teacned New Orleans in 1926, and settled
hmsel to the study Of English and the -
Guirement Of fame and fortune, He hecsns,
famous lawyer in the South. and rapidly rnse
- great cninence in lis profession He -
came L. accepted leader Of the French nonni..
ton Of Louis..>as, md nsinly BY their influence
he MAS elected, in ..as1, to the Cuited states
senate. In 1si9 he was re- elected tor the term
o. OLE 81 yeass: but during his sacond term, in
ls9S, lrcsident Fierce, then Just elected, ap-
Pointed him Minister 10 Spain This VS. jus.
sfter the Lopez movement in Cuba, with which
Soule was strongly identified On his route
through the United States on his wav 10 New
York, preparatory to emba1kine for Spain.
Le ~as the recipient Of enthusiastic Caban
snneaationist demonstrations, and in New |
York, ut his hotel, IN immense crowd Of |
Cubans greeted him, md nade tho occasion |
one Of intense political display. The hate Senior
Iallon. prominent member Of Whist Fas then |
he Cuban Junta, addressed Minister Soule in |
most eloquent speech, favosing ts,e independ-
'Iee 81 Cuba, and Soule responded In an IN.
'flicia1 manner highly approving the sent.
nent On his arrival in Mad.id, his septimeuta
'eing known. trouble cusaed, which eulmi.
,ated in duel between Soule md ,the French
Minister. TntEot, the latter being severely |
rounded. soule took no pains 10 couccsl hi.
euban Fympathica h the Court o, Spain. Id
ven leni his influcnee to an outbruak s1sinst
eneenr Isabella in 1854. He excecdela his in
t1uetions greatly. and withheld frpr The State
Department reciprocity treaty xNch his Sec
eta-y bad concluded between ~ United ssates
nd Cuba, at Madrid, dnrirs Minister sou1e's
beencc. Sou1o PARTICIPATED in tho Ostend
Conference, and is rurposed to have been
hief in influencing the conference to its de-
iaiou on tho Crhae question. In 1865 be TO-
u1ned to tho United States, and took hut little
art in public anairs until the secession Of Lou
sisna, when ho stouhy opposed The onlin,r-.-
, 1870-03-30
TIE DEATH OF GENERAL THoMAs
m which tt.r 1axefls.
Bcncc WINS Received In
Chfcngo.

.s!nte tne memorable night Of the 18th OF Amt,
.oN' "oea Lie ncws Of the assassination r.. .h+,'
.a Lincoln flashed upon the CITY, The c,tt,.n. -,
,'ieaso harc not been more deep,y nora., ~" ~
"ete hne5 on Yesterday by the announccmen m n.
~ u1en, ~ Gan FRANCISCO, Of Major General George
tuomaa II 20 CHANGED tn11 they whom The
noble old Roman led to battle and L, ytrt1r~
mainly Western men, and what WIN m. .-";...a
Mho bad learned to worship thelr rranf I'D cS;.,s'
1ns+s a4a IT. ne people generally, who had come r.
there we're e IA c1e.e1 GGs1 e@'nent q M
nr % a4se "a ne rush Of business, toii or n1sas
and ana 1si yitd 70 feeling oi deep asiness .s
Que 1hoin % they 'af had sncdsn ,.sE9., los q
soe 20 aSni% s. General Thomas list public anpear.
rrpnn ~ c9fsSo o9 ; was On hs Of lie KanJ
sthieh y! a amounting almost to hero WoFshtn ~
~ was inc object while nresl,ng oSr tha
Theatr ae Ax MI ct 9ae 'ee ;, i
uotaelt Incident Of that assembly 1aD -" a
T194 resoiouon was introduced petitioninp the
lfos1eeh Of the lincoln Monument Sss"c,.,fH1 nc
cause an equestrian statue Of Grnrrai Thnmoe ~
ne Plaeed uEoa the structure. The sterns srss,,,a,
NM was ior once completely surprised. ao1 ss
1T .ne WlihdsaWa1 Of the proposition. thu an,h
ss slasn feac9ed almost the pitch pf madness ~
ter moa-at M5a ne11n nr[a now and may never more Ut
VIII see to 1t that the pruIect Lr,ashrti INV @
naa .h IsmnoLay tetFactc 1t the eaTpest annesi "
" Thc TTs en,,tn, tnedeG,; ; completely realized
sSe "erG hu!nesous Throughout ihc cty On ,eS-
'ta.y tenAy. me 1ags Eurmountlng t;cneral MAJ
9s.r,4 41sanquaflefs the Chamber Of Coumercr
~ Wa'1 nouse, ana tht Offices Of Tax TniErNE. E.,
aAa 7tnfs, and numerous other huiinirs so. ~,
Claee.l Al halt-nast. aud similar DISPLAY 1,s ~
Tor, ~ 04'ffUS IL Lac nhf-
The following cali for meeting has been ,,.no,,
by Lieutenant General Sheridan; ".t ss'ueo
/, NJ .a M apd soldiefa Of thu A,y Of .e cu.r
iiT II ~ - u.nT otherr and soldcis rssaeut IL fh
MT, ior ,h n n"asr, At II wrdn.rdst. he :h
.s.1s,nT thrr rtr1rct fnr th- memoir ~ H; mannsf
'eo1et IL 1Aenas. tnitta 8tatrs ARM " e''1 oeocsa
r. l. SHER1DAN. Lieut. Crn
, 1870-03-30
AGENTS WANTED.

!
A GESTS WASTED-sa 4 DAY TO MALE Am
sWISt: MXcf1SEs isf fsi se HaI,tb NIGSEFE Et
sti1 II Sttr and 4 thu EY rI'ESSEI, S{II;TriE
o,b- so!o " thc United St1trs for Irns tsan iii XII
liz to ah the s@iIrr and -r IN. IT,.
sns. MEsDEksGS s''ose. e.. cesaaa 1si,1 rs Aa~
AGENrs W&STkDLFuR orr F.rupR.a
s'thor It Stit 4es., .",.."1 Z. H., aS pai.s
hat .*r tnaht. certain this olsrs .lecr..
s+nrje G PIE T1nf The other Rcs-uutei pa..T s,e mne
H. tsKtrhen. frarrtH entrxrttr rns, ~
T.. i:ia9 IN rFr:E fhW nrhir 10 ar, ~ acrnt. Il
IL XEa stEd for erruiar. ZEI;ifIt ~ Pns-
\ GEEnIs ,E;nHI!s WANTED : MEN ayp Ttivs-~
Sr,r E,E asa ftfsF tn e~lt th- Life Of Kay11nnd
f.rsi na.rIi. T" ii agents InIxr Nh ..t1 1
cS sa IT, Gn; r s4'sS R;. tS sSd r. esas:s .na
ChIcatu. '' ;" ffOsHhs', Is Lombard RIocf.
\ G5iHSds ti;Sdlss ssWASIED-SAMPIFS SE:;T FnrrIo
Money stcr: 1na;ntt stn1 af sE;e.: worth wiz
s5tc snJ II dsv TT = s,.E, s,n;. E5rasi,
as.ho. sMA1 CO, $; S-e ii s.tc;a1 ,Gn,rx tic
.ES1S ~: II WASTED-L LADY AGENTS RI c.x
= - naleE. Appl! At =4s :nfh Ci.1kst Ksp
!. GESfS VENTS y WAITED TRAvEII1St; .crxs
pesite I. i; stcf ~ 1f luck u t.r hariWa1r t,aG' ft
sS eoMEiS114!iSasS S1!S I5cR &: s6 f.
eMMis s'sa'fy + tWASTER As TRAVELLING N T1E
e.shflr II ss G. 1t vii pay va. ''afc'nrnt', and
A r. ~. WiASTED- m AN ENERGETIC N.v 7r.,,
T. Ih@rsf H!A ei,th!Ee and rtusst furni.hf,-TfaN
!. Ses = ana y sts;" sa'ru. Appy al RoStn. so
, 1870-03-30
ATTEMPTED POISONING,
AN Old Nlnn Mixes Na1 you,Ira md pa,,,,..
Hnd II discovered.

AN eM man named Fred. Busse, 81 ycarz Of AR
As..uptea 70 polson hla daughter and her tv, sons
csty sesser1a. morning. They all reside N ~
-, ~ Nostn halsted street. Recently Busse nss
sea atnHinS to excehs, md was, three- -fonr1ba -
ute ume' Scf5 drunk Ills daughter and hcr cnt,.
u.sn demonstrated With him. hnt vi,ho1t
TnsI next hs r,isai., ss,n continued 10 i1upibe
this mile him sa,e4 saT , nna upbzaldei him, and
SenRed On Monday afkernoon h. sn 1.issn " oe re-
SSsotst .No. a93 IAt1al,cc 6trpet Kent ~ p1.u&
tieteaei, and stated that there wcrs ges nam ,na
rom - ~, IL nonse, An1 he wanted sone M
worth and left In the evening h. i.S.ree Genss Y,
toAcateo, and ret1Ecd about II Shn,-i. fa1e ~
eclock yesterday morning John WhItsholt ouo ~
nls Esaadcn!lAIsn, who slept In tho sane rnopa
as an, sA~ 6nase get out Of bc,t Thinking he
ne kept him In view. In n,,,ep ,o'u'!
Essesea1t, Lees 10 prevent him coming fa
~ ~ u 1uoEc OF h1s Surprise when he ssw tha
ttu man Eo 70 a POT containing bVlIctj potatncs
tAkc ~ ON OF drawer the romla ana nut nes5
id h.Iie vas IN lhe paper into the pot White
doing there: Dnase looked around. ,Sc.ms
a:2rmcd1 and almost sank 10 the nonr fr,n, tns
cntcsa of lear. Whttclo)I Alarmed III hrntSa- @
anu mothe1, and Informed them OF what thr Old
man nag been dolng. Telling them 10 Ioot afIcr
20 get an cf1cer lie met one and rttuTntT xf;h
Elm 10 the hntlse- Bpsse was then AIrrsted and
takcu TO the lookup He taks reFT incz,hcncnfiv
and cannot tell why he wanted to poison iii
Naefhter AMI the bo5A They are al = ,,ms for
.nouee, and fhiak be ~as slightly Insane II II tnc
0me: His appearance betokens q hard ttinfer.
and he mar have Ind slight attack Of dsiiT;tf1n
Whist viii be done with hin Ntl1 nrn,,ss
~ oe made known At the Huron strey, Polce
-ourt to-day. SA@s
, 1870-03-30
The TURF,


III" Ereain9 .ssus, Of Gold lii. Seraa, ron-
iasns the suhotnei acconnt of great rsce acsins,
!,rs I'ae9 ~, on thc s)th inst, on the Carson City
hour: AA''s IL oue
4: :s ;.s2 ss!isk * f. S5:yi2, H. n'fs f.
ATT iN iia iGna E"na5 snd wsi:
e fs sf,sI in Il. ss. .ttrru: &. ,.: :sss
Re NJ fsn5:a aT htea ta5sa fs1y ; s md sayos
r. sa ts:y Il M 'ssi:s e ls
c 4 tbs b sat e Two nntes I'd csht r,eand
~ .s .e rs IT.. + hea dant hs: It saf +:
'5S q IT, sns se59 Eaaed 1t 4 T. H. S;i M
.,h hoF.c al.o waiting. and lad 10 csnsc at thlt
sfsassq. ke9.1 4: N. sR .s sya1 o,sa e e =
;sn IT: hors VI. taken out to meet him Ind
~ IL 1;s a apis oRt
H ,dy Sea ssad Il eassf5 Id 5:a h,; i h If
s sss sdf Cd into ..ais i The IT,,
~ u ~ fsr m, .,,, annE.nF f. ic than tat
4l g. ng nsS. w., s,mp5 o -aale md a into
i; SsSs s 'ks r. :: s1,a 4es,
"4s.'ss .ss<r 1sss s.
VI e1fhe enc tn biz w1trh and hft fhst ~
Is I'd r. M r. IT a,.4rd ,h.t h. would thtoasS I
Tae h"1E afty-+iFA. Inn.ssrs. ihL1tJt
,iaains II s"o s, ssSs: A. b st E9de IL iv III
r.s r. I'D .ps,s'ae IN: e.hsastcd "a VI; T,s
rna GG L sa 1l sss q T. s:s ass[
I,n!t Sis ~ M..nonsed .nd.tslE Fsyior bens es III
t. sfa, M ~ trE1ed, ,hsnkins biz fricnds for
e sa T. fa 10 ~ ns sufsssn, T ,s e tbe s:rs, tase
w t.tt IL aiay next Fayir hsa nrnpa ffta. fafalk.
sI6 70. ~ sssc 2. YESTERDAY. lui had 10 psc tT.
, 1870-03-30

Day nis 1aea aeaf tas naos. c.at.A Depot oa aoa.
toof tfaSs about O'CLOCK yes;eria1 mo,ns ,nxaa saa
'ook MIN 10 The AImorJ. '0'Soas' aaa
ststrs ~, ~ sas NLFeK Was charged before United
inE On a9it IIoJne, Yesterday. with carry
lnon,. He Intended u have bait ana. ss a1 in.
give . ms & 70 purrhasrrH Of t,clr.s, psTposcE 70
S1n ~, ean - humber OF rEizcA liz was held Ia
~ fssrKApAr the Board OF Police erant.d Prr,
- pna, y, lolemAn of the steamer 7. ii Brown. and
~ Ae!ef, foreman of the Tcmpusf Hoar ono
"ceks leave Of absence '@' oAe
fR1wtl Hall. NJ ~ sharp The memhsM hr.nG u
psn Present their uctctx at the door. ~ nnna
Inc Organization Will be admitted 1oae
~ a N. MALE FaTra, about months old. N, ,oo,a
street BY Policeman Stewart, yestcrua ninth
.osu1eq ntin 10 ihe coago drove Station, and IN
, 1870-03-30

It Vii, ths i.s peons psss.ss ho.e,e be synp.,szea
up arms s He sepain. ~ &. FITS but da not IKE
s,,t. Ut esg.sJsd Sss ss Orleans W
dourhtt ~ policy 70 Genera M Butlst s.emn'od h'. 70
aa es sas 5afass s9 sss sssa sen hin n
bs EN- 70 fo - nnauy be Wss
H. IT, put, Ike most of H. I 1e@ay Goa to Ae1-
ill., 1ea d 70 New o1e.ns whers h. eeme pos;, nd e
~ .le ua few years ago mt nj .es.aed Icy uaai
t.ss ~ b insans tns md p.[ w.. q r. 81.
c,ra e decaslon he vas declared .,Ds. utsougnt 70
~ u Re1son al. soule vaa Of n,,;,u x.,.
mhy accomplished, being cue y; tas he h.ss va
tsnueated ~ e men In the South, md Va. ene oest
s,o',a naa PLAINLY apparent in his eonysrs.,,on ] @
Fnai;aE g ne had perfect commsna eapn, ~ ~,
1;asss. 11;susn lsneu1ge. Tie WAS an .n1ent H. =. .ne
ana hls desestation Of monasri;,i
0a1 y illustrated BY his propost;on :; nsta ~,
uusnt 70 be invented by aome Y,nt guliotinc
tNngB. "a AZ the European
, 1870-03-30
SPORTING MATTERS.
interesting Items Relating to
the Chicago Base Ball
Club.
Billiard GossIp-Carmo,a Two
Matches In New Orlcaus.
Great Fifty-Aile Raee-The Trierer
BASE RAIL-,

tATzERs PERTAINING 10 TIE CHICAGO c1EH
lave begun to assutuc an unHunttt ACTIVITY ax
SV17nS adrsuccs and outdoor exercise Is rcndrre1
feasible The hoys hal 4 bou, yesterday after
ns'u with an au1ateur nine hastily made TN nom
fteMierE of various local eluhs, the game being
played merely with view 10 practice. The
ErHund nj Lake rark was soft aud picp.
1tf1aty dotted with lonsc ssoucs but for
all HAT the professionals did some vei7
NrEr l'ia,trl thr amateur ninr making four runs
AEsnst t:!s1t tt tho Chicago clul. This afternnnn
n'gnl.r rratlec game Will be played At the cor-
ncF oI Elizabeth and West Madison streets Ed
N1ni 1fnhhana. late pit. her for the Eckfurux hss
f-1n engaged for the Chicago Club and Il az
5A,'t's3 u narh the city soon. I1ukhan1 r.nr.
n a,1'nS ! ths ,xss Ct nitcherN and. With crarer to
rs: efficiency. Even should Fisher fms,14 vi ,h 's
t.'af'.~hirs Is anw deemed less probable thsn 1'e
lev GsEs slnee-teele neel be no 1nxiety cnnc..1 !"
II the ts'St:on Of pitcher. pinkhans i aiso one
,,;s, =: ,! al,c nanefs os America, and can he
soon as he and traver arrive the nine vii ~ +.
working ea'ef. although there Is even nov ~ " ~
;'hErn ~ 5elnauishtng Fisher Cor,csponirnct d. ~,
INK 1'k'e ~ n sne arrangement OF mstch games hc
5. 3 tye'i fun the Lone star Clu,, =;
.ts;' VI snat civ and plas 4 msirh cans
:s s,,,aS ncay assurance that The TIN wonid b.:
~ ssrr1s,!nf sn il hs L. Probable that such
IN If Rntlfor Is hooked as the cnn.as,,nt ~
faa:sh Eai:,e which shall BE- payed In tn,s i1S is
:. w nEaxo Club. .whlch1tn doubtless tate nssca
49,. ~ ,,oa Aifeady our professionals have en-
49,, Fsosoos rfg,me Of paysical discipline
';.t' sfAllnS Apart frum the 0pe!, afr nYrrtfcn
= 1.en...I ihe weather Permits afTanccmenis haSc
,nant Tne1sb! the entire club is Afforded the
'.'1:ssTs rEst daily taking eIercs- tn ie4n,n tue
ii:;nS. club swinging etc. A~Ap*os'
, 1870-03-30
THE CITY IN RRTEr

thAt Tue fAc1F1c RAILROAD has sl,caI1y tcr.nn
esolu''oh4ze ICY traffic. and to change the rpu,e b1
49,, - a's !osuets OF Eastern Asia have BEEN con.
eetea 10 Europe, Is proven by the ar,1ya1 N M,
: EN! yetIcraay OF twelve car loads or rea IN H.
.3 sS,n9, @ sEina 70 En9.snd This Is the rst d.
to Europe 9 v.1 .. .ea e .nynns ess from chna
EG3esr I; si,t Of might, aae vi pass tSfsnR
ac,tc ~ c'' n t5s foture The route across lie
15ats IN Is much shorter than the old ,ourc arnan6
he q mcGs GGoa Hope Or the new roGte Cd
ouesenee ln timc, as well u o,her ln3tsnfa, e
fas2xe f;slssos VIII secure The uaf1c for lie Facinc
,er ;,,ea,I,e khe aks7EEnAr SHOWN the model Of a
ns and teains II bridges In consista ~ ~.
1hse,s 1,a 1btnh on ratchet working between COZ
se.se thtr motion from the Iavrmcns tn1t ~ r. r.
nennu - 1h h"pSn,9g and shutting. The motion Of
~. former is thrown open for the 1assar ~ whsn
Se.s1,,sas sasl a eight frrt hight eonfronts 10Th
er iron, an4 sIps .s TT @ gate Is made q SlI
enn'o zsd light for use at hight + II 1hs s
mh,sss; PIE It. aa .; the same time the east keIy ne re
similar character IL, ". haSc unsos ssn inventions q
usrees,e en 'a!,g dozen brouRh, to hs oee for
= LOVE, anu AusheA OF kankakee; IliinoIs '"cs' u
ME- JONI FREEMAN. for manv 1c,,. ,h.c
Mn,h"l,s 81 :9t tnS sasn9tn School Of the PARK Avenue
lar SUNDAY ssernnou x9 N91fvht ~ presented
EIsht1 ~ r 9,it of bis numerous friends VIM
srees IN 1'{ tse s,a,s ,Ss5 zeal sna
The Presentation speech VIA m.%o tnasSon ~ a work
MeE IL " Thona anil the E1ait1ea rrcsn ee nastor
= E,s1u make ''@~A" lac "a1eh was Of
THOMAS wuso, ehos. n,o.o.
corner IN tts roEnes gallery! astemrted 10 dIs,na
II frnoT,,nt, ere tne op1sa Honse last evening" but
n scvuta ganio4 ,a,, ,, He .IpFachsd she Ticket
e9.T. *t11 - soTatds hin Turning, be nm down
s1,n., Inc, tns aisfE was given, and Ocet Ira,t
seeatu h.:! before he reached The doorway Iead-
81 " tAe As1ooEy. This morning he Wi confront
II Axr14,r, ~, ,,p......-4...
tlCaptain Thesinre Wi.r nas ss ctnssed nc river"
lana 10 chicasu in 1s!. aud sooa took pronnent
n dt;rcns,i.,e p-n, hs r. "As Cartatu In The old
,,n ts ri:y and hcju nntnhr ~; 1sx4nstason
eles n'41er Democratic 1eei,1 At tSe snae e's Of
of ,hr St yircent dc Paul Sncirtr ns tnna1.
r. a's.rasc! Ttl take place from the rcsiience
o:; tha ~ =. saI7h avenue, 1T halfp past
~. y-su eu's a1's'ne'h -.
tt>Eganza,lon known ~ 'ha :. S,I ., tae en military
Fl teld Iurl,r III, i. Trrmont fo,'s. ,aa, 'ues ,s
Ii .d, It m & of the meeting to secure certain
= .nt..,, ~ which the members believe Themselves
Court ~ i. % Jcnnssoa '91 oesu,t % tss a. ~,
.ttrI after the in,ssTs, ~ n committee Ct one 70
Il THERE AK Sow tn Tho Sn,.sr- ss Saafmsa
whss' 'ul.l nurnl, ii cl,iIsrn Ehua ana nAi1lpnAu
=, 60 70 ,e 10 The Cit. md II they arr not caed
; incrcs 0! tie ru1ntr Ma s,os w.. ~ l'e Enher
n! ~ ser etf ~" children, Ms ko. fnI Il: ~ 70
1oyA and Mn T1tl.ts 1,r hnt !31 his two
49, n'ae e1fl
(, TIE AtAEN from Fox No. ga a, 4 ,,,,o.,.
IL w ~ hr the discovery q, nrc
ranvsuon strocf ro1.aG III sns.aS:inS No Ell South
, 1870-03-30

1he committee Q! Mine Of The Doard Of su,a-rt
''s met 3este1day morning. There were pr+.ar
supt1slsors Do1ton, Wonh.ngton, Watcnm,n
eiat1, 1agc. sau'er, Tcsch, and Ackhon. suncr
Stsoi Dolton presided. 'Nfs'
The rrrt business in order waa the inrest,ca,,,,
into the contract for the heating ann.rstns o. ~
Normal School a. u'
me following communication was rad.
" NC 1se'n't eAas'"a" and e-btrs qf a. cs,.,r.
tE11IxES; In accora.ncc with ron- ...
o5een. submit ny ssstcnc1ts l.ure 70 r. r.
trnaoe ar.ss,us ef Ss md Z II; heating nd
to eul1 III issg1n 1ate. aFe nj sufficient sar.sts
sesd aei aES f. .hsy as. T. sss viz
h Tue et, tic es ~ o7 so9i S9 H. srtshsd
sssGs aiss.S
ahs RsP 91.f . ct g., s. IT, aad
f Esfs a' hss5 u Is:
pes sas M MtaER sE:n s. fs:.s 20
6ss 4 5hs .s .9s
o,.. W Il. TaoNAa. Superintendent
nsyci EnrtG Aekno1 sad that Thomas should
uoGA " -" f4As aau epeclncA-
,nst ns1essTsos @ Gage said that Thomas pretended
SPECIFICATIONS, a. tie vas no archttecf tans shd
"ss ,, 70 get So2o 1or experimenting the WORK. ~
Sapenlsor Pah!man said Nj. Thomas had sun.--
ta hr done ac "ofA Ano ne WIS to order how it was
SuPcsttof 0agc Thought that Thomas wss on,y
etSSinv!et SI,n. " s1ter1htend the work.
oupettlsof Waterman thought 1houss WIS n.
sisualn,e smans lor not furnishing pianA-
,h fanitnan referred TO tho resolution of
, sm1 asuatu, undef which Thomas was apoointed to
me Work, at the Ea1pe ratio IL conner.
1io. as ac eeeSe.i for experimenting the Court
nouse ! apparatus There WIS pisu HI cunnerfInn
ns Win tne specifications for the Coart nnnse
4.n rnonss psehatel T. He could not supeEntenL thc
WY ~ properly Without plsnA
20 nave drawn up plans and Thomas shonid haEs
assisted IN making the epectncAttous. n''e
Supervisor bolton said The sncrinra.,on. ,rs.
not under discussion Just then. the rrInrin,, nn,
r!atnt hc!ng that there wcrr 10 plsns Thsre Was
Thomas ant MI. Crane Wilt Vhich fhst con,nit ~.
tee had nothing to do, although the har,1 fcrirs-
strict imIaT1ality. '@1~ 1oon VIII
Supervisor l'ahiman said that Mr.. 7bomss mi,
Won,.a 49, ~ tS9 ~. M! cnaf9a Of the work be
no4St NOT HaSe anything to do With 1t: when ,hn
fnInnfttee concluded 10 heat the hnIliIn1 hT faT
anu Steam, they asked Mr Wlnchcl II Il WonIa ~
, 1870-03-30
HELP WANTED-FEM

-.... c0achuru, &c.
~, 80 SrS:T n r,yass family Adns,' Win
ss..5 SEE. WABASH AVENUE. Triiiruc Gtfic.. "'NA
, 1870-03-30
oNnaRc by storm in Central Now
York,

r.,,t.i. n y, March 1a--Thc stor1n OF Sunday
.,on, taaen nAEoc in this portion Of thc state Al
r.,,.i. svus nsat She1nnnR, on the Erie Railroad. n
~ ~ o. nc road wAa undermined hy water. aud
W. eaek T displaced An expsrsa train, lear ing
~ aosk scstet1A5, ran on the track there and
"nat t aamaRed, 9ut no Passengers injured beYout
t LEV orntsea- The trzln was detained about four
rains were running regularly. s'N's'1S
INC destruction to farm houses and other rrnr-
crty at different points In tho Interior il frported
unparalleled.
poCGHxEErs1R, March ea--Foustecn Aessel1
sunk in fIaTc+trzE B4y during the storm on Suu-
daE- Much other damage waa done One schooner
vas drsne into the street6 Of the village OF Grassy
FONT Loss, 1900 O0e
, 1870-03-30

Tho I.ndlee, *oro.t. e,,,, 49,.
roI rnIH, recently changed their discussions fsor1
pe Te%ans ~ sansass 70 Hair Ppara,ioas an Piu.
I'D sneia nuf andax lnsy declared that where nature
LIZZIE eiSn3Isca' their sinty-to ecek il where the1
c ,etn. m they al voted that Magnolia Balm oyer.
t,ar.. ea.owness, rough skin AMI r1hCmarrs ann
snd 1919 e Gnnplc8lon most dis,in5us tSornsjanl
,ahi a hmafole,AEe appearance tdanRerpus u nrn NJ
,u6,3; ahd that LJon's Kaiha1on matIe thr ~
htru ncs l. so ant awful prettr and, moreover
Ihey arc not smart ''' a' o'olce,