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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
STADBlAG IN THE TWENTIETH PRECINCT.

The Twentieth ward, supposed to be respectable
in some particulars, is noted for juvenile stab
bings. At five o'clock last evening, Edward
Cassidy, aged twelve years, OF 81 West
Eighteenth street, while playing with youngster,
named O'Keefe aged fourteen years, was stabbed
by the latter with knife. The wound Is not or
dangerous character. At halfpast eleven O'Clock
last evening Andrew Ryan, aged twenty-slx years.
residing at the corner Of Twenty seventh street and
Tenth avenue, was severely stabbed by an UNI
known man In Thomas Kern's liquor store,
al the above named corner. 1t is said that the as
sault was unustinabe. Police Surgeon Pooler
dressed the wound OF the wounded man, who was
sent TO hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

Street Chr Conductors in Jail.
Over twenty conductors belonging TO the Broad
gay ard Seventh avenue line were arrested at the
FIItieh street depot last evening and lodged III the
Ludlow street jail. The charge preferred against
Aern was the oft-told one of knocking down." or
making short OF fares. The superintendent
was around liteiy during tue day ana sprung tins
trap on the delinguents 80 that they should remain
In jail over sunday Jhe plan OF arrest has been
of,e Tried BEFORE on other lines without avail.
strong force Of police attendance at the depot,
and some refractory conductors had steel bracelets
Siaced Oh them hefSnt they knew wDat all the fun
was about. 'tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
The Poetry Of the Fair.

The following lines were contributed this evening
10 the french Bazaar by Mrs. Goldbeck, the
artist whose pictures are attracting SO much at
tention at The nower stand presided over by Mrs.
Ogden DOremus and Miss Nilsson:-
FOR THE FLowE. SELLERS TIE FRENCH
BAzAAR.
Rny my flowers buy my fowers
Nurslnes sweet OF Sun showers:
See eacn fragile fragrant head
DeNged with tears the skies have shed,
i Weeping them in
y For She thousands lying
some in anguish. some in
CT Death, upon the Earth's sad breast;
Silver hairs and locks of gold,
-. Mixed together IN the mould
Stained with tears and blood, alas!
+. Tangled IN a dreadful mass,
2 Meath hoofs that tear the tender grass
All the vision grows too dread
OF the dying and the deadi
VIII you change IL Will you bring
Comfort TO the suffering
Heal the poor torn hearts and limbs
Change into Thanksgvin. hymns
MI the wretched groans ana cries
France Ii ding to the skies:
win you. for sweet PHYS SAKE,
Heal those hearts and limbs that break?
Buy flowers, then, buy my howers.
NurslIngs fair OF Sun and showers;
They have bloomed for only this,
That, through you nh thought of bliss
they might help and comfort bring
TO France in her great sulferngl
NAEY FREEMAN GoLpBEUK.
Asw YoRK Nov. %, 1870.
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schr Tunis BodIne Bunce, Providence for Rondoui.
s sssr Es avery SssA
s sssr fred%ors f Har' rresdsnss E..bs!hpo
schr ChSwsn Pr 70. New
scRs Joseph sash rrSyd na &c. for Nsw YORK
gear and splitting main.a The ii D lost her lying lib
o o1I Ss course whsn the coming opposite
sehr Ellen Baxter, Waterman, Providence for New
sehr A Elliot Nickerso Providence for New York
schr Mary L. Won rk. walker Providence Phlade
schr Julia Baker. Baker, Providence for New York.
Schr Ann salter, Baker, Providence for New York.
seh n w% rsom"s white Provsenoe Tor New YORK
Schr Fannie Hammer, Brooks Providence for Philadel
schr Entire, Kilear, Providence for Nysck
schr Lewis Benton pendleop Providence for Norfolk.
sesr Sea Nymps, Connolly Providence for Baltimore
scsr Ksrep Hagpgcs ES Bristol for Ney York
wssy FOR New Y5s
Sssssi -
s s se1ss gs fer y ss York
schr SGrwS for YORK
schr Jessie Smith, Williams, New London for New
sehr N Richards, Irving. New London for Baltimore.
Schr Lote Cook, Dennis New London for Virginia
schr Mary Elliot Buell. Hartford for New YORK
schr Henry Deming. Boardman, Portland, CT for New
e9T Fss q New
Schr Fred Hall, Petop, Portland, CT, for New York.
Schr Doretta Kahn, Stocking Portland CT for New York
Schr Fannie Warner, Branard, Portland, CT, for Pbia
depha.
sebr Asbsm., MURPHY New fi for ' Phladspha
schr l. Summons, Handy, New Haven tor Baltimore.
Schr James, Selsey, New Haven for New Brunswick j.
schr Clara Merrick, Hand, New Haven for Wilmington,
schr r Hall, Murphy, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Saugatuck, Davis, Bridgeport for New York.
schr o Acken, Hobbe Stamford for New York.
Schr Santa Marie, Harding, Norwalk for New York.
Schr Ackcn Hale, Norwalk for Elijah ethport.
At anchor In Flushing Bay
Schr Hattie Dodge, from New Haven and others.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Anna Lindsey McAlmon New York for So John Nh
Brig Helen II (Br), Dwyer. New York for st John, NIB
schr Angie Predmorc Predmore Virginia for Fairhaven
Schr Ivy Bell, -, Georgetown tor Boston.
Sohr Eva Belle, Lamens, Georgetown for Boston.
Schr Seaman, Seaman, Baltimore for Bristol.
schr Westmorand, Wright Philadelphia for Fairhaven
Schr baltimore Higman, Brunswick for New Haven.
Schr Edwin Tyler, Smith, Port Johnson for Hartford
schr Jacob Loriand, Merrill Elzabehpor for Bridgeport
Schr Mnesotta, Phnney, Ezabethport for New Haven.
Schr Applicable, Sears, Eizabethport for Bridgeport
schr H Youman, Keen, Eizabe,hport for Providence.
Schr Ellen Barnes Ferris Ezabethport for Providence.
Schr Mercer Wassom, Elizabethport for Bridgeport.
Schr Wisey, Hooks, Elizabetbport for Bridgeport.
schr Sterling Hays, Elizabehport for Southport
Schr Sedonia, Holbrook Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Eliza Hale. Ehzabethport for Boston.
schr A Anderson, Jones' Ezabethport for Hartford.
schr Amos Fakensburg Tyrre, Elizabethpor Tor Frov-
dence.
schr NJ Smith, Springer, Hoboken for " arehan.
Schr Gordo, Pierson, Hoboken for Norwich.
schr Amira, Hegman, Albany for Glen Cove.
Scbr Mary Elizabeth, Wams New York for New Haven
Schr S Goodwin Waterbury, New York for Stamford
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SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER.

About eight O'Clock last evening roundsman MUIR
ply, OF the Eighty-slxth street station house, ar
rested Patrick Leonard residing In Eightieth street.
near Third avenue, for brutally beating his wife
Elizabeth. The brute Knocked her down, beat and
Kicked her and left ner In an unconscious cond-
ton. DR.. DOlan, who attended her, expresses his
belief that her condition IL very critical
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Steamship Erin Brl Bragg, Lverpool-NatioDa Steam
sbip Co.
Steamship hermann NG), Rcichmapn, Bremen--oerichs
Steamship Clyde Kennedy Galvcston-C Mallory Co:
Steamship Corfes, Nelson, New Orleans-H Cromwell
co.
Steamship Bcnvils Baker New orleansLivingstcn Fox
Co.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. New oreans-Frederic
Baker
Co
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NEW YORK CITY.
Miscellaneous Items Of General and Local
City News.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parssn with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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SAILED.

Steamships Anglia, Glasgow; City OF Brooklyn, Rain
ton, and Erin, Liverpool; Hermann, Bremen; Clyde
Gen Meade New Orleans Gulf Stream, Mobile; San Saliva
dor and Montgomery Savannah; Champion, Charleston
volunteer, Wilmington, NC; Albemare Richmond, &c;
Isaac Bell Norfolk John Gibson, Georgetown DC; VIM
Clyde, Philadelphia; Virginia. Wilmington, De-.
Wind n w, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

Counterfeit twenties on the National Shoe ana
Leather Bank OF this city are In circulation. This
new Issue OF an old counterfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

The Board OF Police yesterday dismissed officers
Thomas Reilly Fourteenth for being off post, and
Thomas Leonard, Eighth, for int0xication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
BELOW.

Bark Helena (of Bangor, Potter from Liverpool Oct T.
Spoken by pilot boat Perkins, NO H. 24h ins on Nam
tucket)
Bark Ukraine Melcher Cronstad Sept 2s, with n,dse
Jas WARD Co. (Spokeu by pilot boat Francis Perkins,
No Is, Gath inst off Nantucket
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Of Public Works to advertise for proposals for
paving. The Board then adjourned.
Fire Marshal Mcspedsn reports twenty fires
for the week ending November &c twelve O'Clock NJ.
The loss Is estimated at S90, S05 Amount of lnsur-
rance. as asccrtained, $274,7 700.
The new steamship Erle lying at pier No North
river, has now on board 100000 Springfield muZzle
loading muskets which she win SAIL with for France
In a few days.
The number OF complaints OF violations of corpora
ton ordinances received at the city ordinance bu-
reau during the week ending yesterday was 1877, Of
which l43 have been settled and the remainder re-
ferred to the various departments to be remedied.
Marshal Hart, OF the MAYORS ONCE. issued the fol-
lowing licenses last week:-SecOnd-hand dealer l.;
coaches, 3; express wagons, A; vendors. 20; carts
ana cartmeD, Is; pOrteIs, q; drlyerS-toa, 6S. TO-
Amount received, SlS5 75
An Important sale of real estate on Washington
Heights win take place The Exchange Salesroom,
III Broadway, Tuesday, Goth inst, at noon. The
property offered VIII be sold in plots OF five
twenty lots on easy terms. Maps are TO be had at
No. Pine street,
The Board OF County Canvassers assembled yester-
day, President Conan in the chair. Mr.. Weltman
moved that, inasmuch AZ the Board OF County Can
vassers We're net ready TO make their official decla-
ration and statement, recess be taken for that
purpose until Monday next.
The steamer Villc de Paris French mall has post
poned her departure till Tuesday noon. She had up
TO twelve O'Clock yesterday eighty passengers
gagged. Her cargo consists almost exclusively OF
arms, ammunition and equipments Tor the French
soldiers She goes 10 Brest, Havre and Southamp-
ton.
youth named Henry j. Bnshel, OF No. q West
Fourteenth street, who mad been accused by his
father OF stealing money, was so affected by the dis
grace that yesterday morning he purchased five
cents, worth OF oxallc acid, swallowed it, and mar
rowly escaped death. He Is now In Bellevue H0spi-
tai.
Lawrence Foulks win launch on Monday at
noon, from their shpyard in Brooklyn, Z. d., the
steamboat Americas. which they have built for Mr..
r.. Cornell White, and is named in honor of the
Americas Club She intended for the Stamford
ana Greenwich route, and Will be completed N time
TO take her place IN the line early In The spring.
Coroner Rollins was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at 800 East Twenty-drth street. the body
OF James Armstrong, lad thirteen years of age,
whose death resulted from injuries received on Fri
day evening by barrel of apples falling his chest
Elizabeth street.
The Hon. Charles Samner will deliver lecture at
Steinway Hall on Thursday evening, December /,
1870. under the auspices OF the Mercantile Library
Association. Subject-"The Duel between France
and Germany with its Lessons to Civilization The
lecture VIII beyond doubt be popular and highly
entertaining one, ana Will be attended by select
and numerous. audience
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The deaths last week were 462; marriages. 175;
births 3i2.
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Six hundred dollars loss stock ana building
was caused by nre yesterday morning in the
stable OF 2. Il. Smmoas in rear OF 32s West Twenty
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
and adopted resolutions directing the Commissioner
Of Public Works to advertise for proposals fol
paving. The Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
the arrests by the police last week were 1857.

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. 4O9s
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eases Of the Pelvic vcera and Defores Of tho
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ. d. IA Lexington avenue.
CITE OF THE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE.
y extends from Ninety to 1920 streets
from the Third the Fourth avenue forming OF
2s,s acres, uncut by streets. -
The Palace will be situated below the Of the island,
only block removed from Central Park Tho New York
Central and hudson River Railroads the Harlem the New
on the ground The Third Avenue Railroad passes on
Second avenue Railroad . only 800 feet distant The East
Ign and New York.
Income for rent at 81 per square foot
Entan fee for exhibitors, $50 each. l,0N
Twelve thousand daily, 30 cents each I60000
Cas- heat Janors and police at $ll0 EACH. 852OOW
TOtnl INCOME .poALS,VW
Estimated expenses inciudin. interest and sinking 49,
fund At rate OF IL c0D,0G0 annually 5,7S0o0
The estimated receipts below the receipts OF similar
expenses onehrd greater than have
experienced including their purchases Of "Fine Arts
curious machinery and curiosities.
The upper the building VIII be an art gallery wild
skyight opening through the top. -
The story top will be given free to artists
studios such OF as may be needed, ana
library will be included such floor
will be at each Of the
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Twenty cent 10 cash at the time of subscribing subject
to to the amount of eighty cent No
ment however, to exceed twenty cent Of the
subscribed All payments made subscrip-
ons should be by check payable to the order Of Couandt
Palmer Treasurer As investment nothing be safer
more sure to pay than this.
The character the investment s such has before
been offered to the people Of medium Being nothing
the person who has only $00 the privilege OF becoming
part owner the largest single piece of real estate this
the world In such proportion as you invest own this
real estate in such share the rents and
The men OF small means by this become real estate
and giving them income regularly In the shape OF
dividends on their stock x,.,,,a
YORk.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY, Eon;; cons, SANFORD E. CHURCH,
Hon. MOSES II. GRIEHELL, Hon. EZRA CORNELL. Ithaca.
New York. = Hon. GEORGE W. MILLER,
York. Hon. JOHN ARNOT Elmrn-
Hon. GERRIT SMITH, Peter Hon w. G. BRYANT, Roslyn,
Subscriptions to the capital stock will be received at the
KEANbT PAhMEk No. SIS Broa stss
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
wv M1 kAaHSF no. No. S s'ne ro sdss
OFFICE Of THE COMPANY, No. " Wall street.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
rAEMERs AND MECHANICS LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, No. BIS Broadway.
Treasurer COURTLANDT Palmer, Treasurer Of toe In
dusiria Exhibition Company Office Of the Company No.
E00 CARATs OF DIAMONDS
wv first water. for sale.
The finest offered in this Market at Paris and ondou
trade prices;
Mounted to order,
In the latest and most artistic style, by
l. HERMANN, Diamond Setter,
Between Union square opposite Tiffany Co.'S
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CLEARED.

FORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER &c, 1870.
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THE TURF.


FLEETWOOD PARK-TROTTING, TUESDAY NOV.
II 29, 1870 Purse and stake OF S5On, mile 3tD s.
Daniel Mace brown geding Brown Dick
NJ Whippe names chestnut mare Angeline, to harness.
John Lovett names bay mare Lady Ross, TO wagon.
At2PM BY order of HENRY DATER.
ELEETwooD PARK-TRoTrING-TUEsDA NO
II vembcr 81, 1870
Purse $500 mile heats; three Ave- harnessi
2P. Nj.
W. q. Latham enters brown eelding Sligo.
y. Wilson enters brown horse John.
". =. Dobs0n enters bay horse Matt. 80.
BY order of h. DATER, Prcs,oens-
TIVE TELEGRAM.
THE
NEWS OF THE DAY
EVERY EVENING.
SEE THE
PAPER OF THE PERIOD,
THE TELEGRAM,
ALL OVER THE CITY.
TWO GENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION, SOC MONTE.
SO YEAR
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
y. NASSAU STREET
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Fire Marshal McSpedsn reports twenty seven fires
for the week ending November &c twelve o'clock M.
The loss is estimated at S90, s05 Amount of insur-
rance. as ascertained, S274,7O0.
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v,ADlCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR DE-
III enon from business, for Structure, Fstua Piles Dis-
the Pelvic Vscea Diseases and OF the
Eyes, Nose Face and Pereon. 49,
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., IA Lexington avenue.
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The new steamship Erie lying at pier No. 3 North
river, has now on board 100000 Springfield muzze-
loading muskets, which she will SAIL with for France
In few DAYS.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
QE0.

Date oF DEPARTURES From NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-17

$50 Jeanne Celeste Maria !. % SO
4l02 Jsnney n b & jill ......0o9 50
4Al7 johnson Emily P-ls.a.. 7lsss
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-29

Alexandra Castillo decd, soathby lands
of Mrs Desire Godet, east by vacant
lands and west by bayou Teche.
State tax sS dollars and Al cents.
Parish " 81 dollars and ga cents.
PSI Several tracts of land situated
as follows : assessed in the maine of Eu-
gene David 100 acres situated in Pla-
quemine ridge, bounded north by d. A.
Harris, south by Lawton, east by De-
jean, and west by G Dupre and twen-
ty acres situated in Moundville COM
monty known as the last residence of Mrs.
Charlotte Webb, bounded north by last
residence of Auguste B. Fontenot, de-
ceased east by town Of Moundvil1e south
by school lot, and public cemetery, west
by land belonging to the estate of George
King; and $50 acres situated On the
right bank of the bayou Plaqaemine,
bounded on one side by Etienne D'aigle
jr, and on the other side by land sup
posed to be public land, same purchased
from Gilbert David and 115 acres sit
uated on Mallet, given without bound-
aries and so acres also without hounda-
ries given.
State tax 152 dollars and s3censs.
Parish il" As dollars and So cents.
152 A tract of land situated on bay
ou Teche, assessed in the name wild.
Joseph Mayer, containing $50 acres
Or arpents being in township7 south OF
range east.
State tax A dollars and 56 cents.
Parish =" 43 dollars and 40 cents.
1873 A tract Of land situated in Prai-
rie Bellevue or Coulee Croche, assessed
in the name of G. Miller and brother,
containing so acres, bounded north by
Leon Thibodeau, east by N. G. Guidry,
and west by Leon Thibodeau.
State tax "a dollars and SO cents.
Parish :" rs dollars and Is cents.
154 Two tracts of land situated in
Grand Prairie, assessed in the name Of
Auguste Jacques Fontenot 80 acres,
bounded north by D. Deville, south by
NJ Daire, east by Zelien Vidrine, west
by NJ. Daire and 65 arpen:s in same
place. boundaries not given.
State tax 20 dollars and 10 cents.
1855 A tract of land situated in Prai-
rie Mamorhh, assessed in the name of
Hilaire o. Ell Fontsnot, containing so
acres. bounded west by bayou des
Cannes, north, south, and east, not
known.
State tai. .12 dollars and s5 cents.
Parish " 6 dollars and 33 cents.
1856 A tract of land situated in Queu
Tortue, assessed in the name of Pierre
Faulk containing 270 acres. 140 of it
bounded north by Bhurine, south by
Sylvestre Manso, east by bayou Queu
Tortue, and west by public land.
State tax II dollars and 6S cents.
Parish " l2 dollars and 8 cents.
157 A tract of land situated in Plais-
ance, assessed in the name of Homere
Durio, containing 60 acres, bounded
north by Francois Poiret, deceased,
south by Christoval Dupre, east by
Blackshear, west by Napoleon L. Pitre,
in township 5south Of range east.
State tax SO dollars and SO cents.
Parish " FL dollars and 20 cents.
d. G. SITTIG,
Collector of State and Parish Taxes,
Parish of St. Landry.
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Premium Berkshire Blood,
~ For sale z
AT Low FIGURES 10 CLOSE sToCE.

OWING 10 my almust total lack Of faciii-
" ties to properly attend to these really
valuable hogs. 1 offer them at private sale at
reasonable prices in o.s % su aud Fst
Town rosd 4 miles from Opelonsas and b
mila f,om G.rricues' Bayou Bridge, wAere
,, nart;ea desiring TO purchase may see them at
sny ant time Do 70 p. m. Of each day,
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State tan $1G 81,
ft.s.l 49, 4E on

State tan $1H 84
parish tax 15 80.
4s q loE Of ground situated IL the
town Of Washington, assessed IN the
name Of Mrs. Herbert Lachapelle. boun-
ded north by Water street, south by
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l29 A tract of land situated on the
Atchafalaya, assessed 10 the name of
George G. Hayde. beiug the south half
of tie southwest quarter Of section 10
in township 8 south range 6 east, and
the southeast quarter of section 20. all
of section 81, all of section 20, all of
section %, township 8 south of range s
east and the west half Of section 28,
north half Of section 30, and north half
and half Of south half of section 80,
township 8 south range s east, contain
ing 1000 acres.
State tax 118 dollars and 81 cents
Parish 1O1 dollars and so cents
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Il A tract Of land situated on NAL
let. assessed In the name Of Joseph r.
Elliott, being part Of section 80 10 town
ship Z south Of range two east. contain
ing so acres. State tar $13 O2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Grand Lodge In Session Mt Baltimore
Dividends not Liable TO Internal Reve-
niue Tax-Grand State Fair in Geor-
gia-Arrest Of a Nickel COunterfeiter-
:. C0lOred Men to the Jury Box in Vir.
Enthusiastically Fire i'm Wisconsin
strike Of the Wheeling Iron Boiler
Makers-Accident to Clement Clay. of
Alabama.
BALTIMORE, September 19.-The Grand
Lodge is in session; twenty-four Grand
Lodges and twenty -three Encampments are
represented.
PHILADELPHIA. September 19.-In the
case of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road VS.. the Internal Revenue Collector
Judge Strong decided that the dividends
and interests paid by railroads on and after
january !, 1870, are not liable to internal
revenue tax. A number of cases were in-
volved in the decision.
ATLANTA, September 19-Immense pre-
parations are being made for the grand
state TAR, which commences on the nine
oeenth OF October. Visitors from all parts
with cordial welcome.
RICHMOND, September l9.-The police TO-
day arrested Henry Burton in the act of
pouring metal into counterfeit five and three
sent nickel dies. A large quantity of count.
erfeit five cent pieces were found in the
building.
Several influential colored citizens visited
Governor Walker this morning, to ask that
the colored men be admitted to the jury
a,ox. The Governor informed them that the
Legislature had not altered the old code SO
a 70 admit of it, and advised them to ap-
neal to the Legislature, which meets next
month.
TERRE HAurE, September ia destruc-
five fire visited Rockville, Park county,
Saturday night, destroying all the buildings
~ the north side Of the public square.
Isess $3.50, 900, on which there was $1,000 IN
NuTance.
The fire IL supposed to have been the