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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

NExsEN & BAKER,
'4eDeraI Insurance Agents.
AND
ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES.
! 0. 10 Main street, Upstairs,
EVANsvILLE, IND.
Dwelling Houses injured for term OF
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years ~ he Price u 7s0o
FgVe Years az the Price Of Three.
Life HnsurRnce - Specially.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over TWenty-S0Ven Million Dollars.
The following are among the Companies
represented:
GTNA Insurance 90. OF Hartford. Conn.
Ssasn a ssets 400.
ia &ENhA ms. 90. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets ..-........-...........sl 2 90 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. Co OF New York
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Gasp Assets 600.
MERCHANTS ms. Co. or Hartford Ct.
Cash Assets 900
NORTH AMEkKCAN Insurance On. Of
New York.
Cash Assets ...- .......-..-. sue ,OO0
PHGNHx Inns. 90. or Brooklyn n. Y.
Cash 500 600.
xORKERs q N. YORK Fire ms. Co.
cash AsEets-............-..........s 60 10000
RTHA LTFE Ins. Co. or Hartford, Conn.
cash Assets. 900, 900.
NKXSEN & BAKER, Agents.
10 MAIN STREET, Evansville. lad.
Jan80 d1y
- FAIRRANAs'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18
5Il PRIZES, $3I4, 32Ol

Comprising the richest river bottom to-
baeeo farms in the wealthy county Of
Henderson, Kentucky, with all their app
nurtenances.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

Enterprise CHARTERED by the Legis-
laiure OF Kentucky, and endorsed and
recomme ended by every leading official IN
the state. and upwards OF 500 OF her most
rPOrnineut citizens. s
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CURIOsIIIES or CRIME.


Justice Cox yesterday committed William McKen.
IA IN default Of o. 900 bali Oh charge VI biting Oh
Thomas huTPhys ear,
Yesterday afternoon an unknown woman leaped
In the middle Of the North River.
George Smith was convicted yesterday In the
Court ct General se,son, on charge OF burglary The
An ofcial investigation shows that the anti critics
VI the BrdgeNaler MassD WOrkhouse serve the IN.
MIA ~ meat covered with maggots and beef with the
hair and hoofs on Some OF the prisoners had becou
Insane.
Atan adjourned meeting OF the New York Bar
Association lNt night, Mr. William N Evarts was
lie conviction OF the pc.son who attacked Mr. DormSn
u, Eaton
The jury IN the case OF Rosanna Rogers on trial
brother James sheridan. by striking him on the head
with smoothing non, hgs rendered verdict OF guilty
with q recommendation OF mercy.
q. W. Tompkins, an Assistant Assessor OF Inter.
nal Revenue, M been arrested the charge OBTAIN.
Ing money from ferdinand Nanrentner liquor dealer
a tlnsi9E an" haIrson avenues Brooklyn, under the
On the ist inst, Allen q Taylor was arrested by
Fire Marshal Eackclt Tor setting ere to his liquor and
dining saloon ois Grand street on NE night OF January
ofarsOn, tlrd deprrc,to which lc pleaded guilty an i
Yesterday Recorder hackeIt gave him seven years Ia
state Prison.
Victor Yandcryecr was tried In the BROOKLYN
Court OF Sessions on the charge breach OF promise of
marriage The woman was employed as housekCeper
aud 70 the mother OF two chdrcn 10y nm lie defence
was that Miss JosIn was not OF previous chatc char
charged.
Policeman Thomas Cnrlcy took the stand at the
Court OF Special Sessions 10 prosecute james Clancy
hard character. but when questloned by Justice bow
lung touching the conduct OF the accused, had 10 ad.
against him. whcreupon the Justice ordered tie prs
SneI 20 be nIe..ISd and reprnanded the officer Tor
h'Vinr c"m" into Court without a sufficient basis ior
air Culrgc.
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JoIIINGS ABOUr TONY.

Rose Darcy OF ssi Mott street. died OF relapslns
foycI yesterday
The West side Elevated Railway is to be opened
10 the public within a fortnight,
One of the portals OF tho clty which supports a
House ofDclohtlon Is very sptly named Hell Gate.
A stubborn child was found Yesterday afternoon
10 the river, AT the foot OF East lhrtyourth street
Sergeant Folger late OF the rotten and dangerous
House Of Detention, has rosigaed, and Will qus the
Mr.. George Kellock saws that the Commissioner,
patients In their hospitals.
Next spring the Commissioners OF the Central
uiHs The S COW. q S The Park AZ '0' 0' 'n'4A'' '0u'
A letter to the Board OF Health, signed by Drs
Clarke, John X Wood and John j, Crane, declares re.
apeing fever al epidemic
William 8. Wright, who was injured at the boiler
in Mount sinai Hospital yesterday morning. ''''
Warrants were granted Yesterday at the instiga.
Ard co. + Dunbar CO.. % and % s. G. p BSyos SeS D. nay
temporary hospital for the reception Of RELAYS.
Ss Old SoSss Board f u Health SS street.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
have SsGsS aG. I.s1d g the Board q hs1lih with
Jscob Durdehier, aged Is. a shoe dealer, OF Hons.
S ds On Ays1s s cIa & a2' n H 10 SS qS
near Avenue j. lie died instantly N'"V'''n'n street,
Jackson @ Reilly, Reilly, whose establishment had been
ssbsi Ss Collector bBansy wa; before
out OF business al the time OF the alleged offence
At a meeting yesterday OF the creditors OF Hal.
street, II was unanimOusly agreed 10 acccpt a
promise OF eixtynVe per cent? payable NJ three nine
and twelve months.
The brig Rush, which sailed from this port yes.
trday for The bay OF samana had board cargo Of
lumber and large quantity of material for building
been prepared for erection IN the bay. 'N
Good old Judge Bosworth desires to mitigate the
horrors ofthe House OF Detention by sending genuine
sss s tss Os asn vrss s
Imprisoned merely because they are poor
Yesterday l. iaxla nan silv
her honse In Oliver street to Bellevue Hospital as she
Was sunering under resIelna ever. They refused 70
admit her 10 that establishment, and she Nns taken
6ack In the rain arrived Al her house they refused 10
l afAtGs ot han
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that has brought him into this dlmculty.
lie told his nsigbbOr that the town was
fun OF robbers and thieves, and that
the only safety was IN shooting iron. He seemed
constantly to apprehend visit from burglars At his
shop, and several times fencied somebody tndeavor.
attempting TO get In at the rear, and opening the
window looking Into Roosevelt street he cried ont to
them to 20 away, and fred q shot into the street.
Last Friday night he fanced somebody was trying
his front door He rose and went TO the mont Of
the shop and hred, the ball lodging In the 'front.'
to our reporter that since assaulted By robbers he
has been subject to hightness seems fully corrob
grated by those who have been familiar with
him recently. AT one time Chambers was boarding
In house In Mott street, and II was his invsrable
practice TO get up In the middle OF the night, walk
about the room and threaten TO shoot parties whose
footsteps he heard on the fagway, and whom In his
then crazed condition, he believed were coming to
rob him. lie would sometimes speak aloud In rela-
tion TO other parties for whom he had hatred,
These fellows fetched their tricks from Washing:
There is but one opinion In the minds OF those who
were acquainted with Chambers for some time past,
and that is that he is q lunatle. The lamentable
occurrence OF sunday evening last has confirmed
this opinion, and the details, " closely examined,
will all point TO the same conclusion.
MS AsrEcsDRSrs.
But little Ia known Of his former life beyond his
own casual statements. He was given TO Boosting
, good deal, and told many exiravassnt stories.
According TO his own stories, he was formerly O
barkeeper at Kirkwood's Hotel in Washin gton, and
subsequently at the National In the same town. He
has travelled good deal, aud seems familiar with
all the leading Southern cities from Baltimore to
New Orleans, especially those along the coast lie
porter failed to nnd anybody yesterday who had
ever seen him drunk.
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FROU-FROU.
A Mixture OF the Sensational Plays Of East
Lynne aud Camille.

Mixture OF the Sensational Plays Of East
Lynne aud Camille.
Mr.. Days long promised play, " Frou.Frou,"
was last night performed at the Fifh Avenue Thea.
tire, before house that, considering the inclement
weather, was prttty well filed. "Frou.Frou" Is a
comedy OF the sensational class with ou ches OF iun
here and there, but With n plot which is tragic
enough. The greater part Of the action is laid in
Paris, where Guberte, the heroine OF the
play, marrles Henri S1rtorJs, though in love at the
time with the Comte de Vairsas. Her sister LOuiss
loves sdrorys, but seeing that the latter prefers
GR5erte does her best 10 make S0rtorss
suit successful. Amer GiDdtss marriage, she
becomes known for her HRht-heartcdness, frivolity
and love OF dress, and Is nicknamed Frou Frou !"
while Lo,iss takes the place OF mother and wife IN
the home OF her sister. CiLtre finally that her
reform, Is repused as child would be by csresses,
kisses, words OF encouragement, aud when she nees
that her real earnestness OF purpose Is not under
stood, that she is still treated as Frou-Frou. she
turns away sadly, and Ia promised new span OF
horses by her husband. She now becomes Jealous
Of her sister Louiss,. and endeavors to put
VdIreds, whom she herself still loves. Failing In
S and dssgaiIDg Of reE.inn. her hold on her
Here Is the climax OF the play The Comte Is sub
se9uently shot in duel BY Sdrtorys, and GlDsrts
The treatment OF Frou-Frou" closely resemble.
that OF Camille" 1t has 6ne opportunities for
displays Of good acting, and these, opportunities
Baron de Cdps5ri, French husband OF the period,
acted his part eIeelently, hardly word leaving
his mouth but that 4 was followed BY laughter in
Was equally good Agnes Ethel, as Gii,srts, was, or
course, the centre OF attraction In the play and be-
George Clarke, as her husband, and Mr. q. Parkes
as the C0D1te de pdirtdS there was sufciency OF
sentimental and tragic acting. The scenery In the
Palace Of the Barbern, at Venice, was SO good that
4 applau led
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THE BOILER EXPLOSION.

Inter and Impsrtant Particuiars-The
Boiler an old Pstched-up Conccrn-The
Criminal CareIessness Of an Inspector
Blame Thrown from Ono shoulder to An-
other-Omciai Invt stigation Demanded.
The boiler used in the establishment Of Decker
Co. was old and nearly worn out. 1t had been In
use over four years. Some time ago II was strength
ened by piece placed on the lining over the nrs-
place. For long time prior TO the explosion, the
water had leaked through this piece into the Are.
This dangerous condition OF the boiler II Is charged
was well known 10 MIR. Decker, as well as to many
others In the neighborhood, and few weeks prior
to the explosion. Mr.. Williams. tho proprietor OF
hosiery establishment noxt oor, warned him Of the
danger.
On the day OF the explosion william Wright, the
fireman, called the engineers attention particularly
to the leak, nnd the engineer, after examining II,
said that II WAS unsafe and he would not retain
charge Of II any longer. Just before the explosion
the susge showed from forty to forty i've pounds OF
steam. The engineer Was In the act OF putting more
coal upon the Gre when the rotton boiler exploded
This bccon es very suspicious circumstance In face
OF the fact that the boiler was ofcialiy reported
not over two weeks ago. to be capable Of sustaining
pressure Of 10 pounds to the square inch. The
criminal neglect Of which the inspector was guilty
hiss resulted In an immense destruction OF property
the loss OF the life one person. and the great In
Mr.. Hussey, ut last accounts, was In passive con-
dition, neither better worse. Hopes are enter
tanned OF hi. ultimate recovery, notwithstanding HE
being On elderly man and inarm. Tho engineer,
John Donnolly was at 10 o'clock last night In great
bodily suffering. but improving; he will doubtless
recover. His scaldlng was very severe, and extend
ed almost over bis whole body. About SIXTY opera
tors and employees have been thrown suddenly out
OF WORK by the disaster.
Mr.. Donnely stoutly denies that he let cold water
Into the boiler and 80 called The ssgo.on He ls,
the blame OF using defective boiler upon the land
lord. VINO owned not only the premises but had
charge OF the boiler also. The landlords name has
not been given. Mr.. Decker has occupied the prem.
ises only since last may, and merely leased them
with the use OF steam power, but had no other con-
troll over them.
The body Of William Wright. who was killed by
the explosion In West Thirty.thrd street, was yes
terdsy given over TO his father Sergeant Wright by
order OF Coroner Keenan,, md removed TO 213 East
Ihirtyeixth street. for i1terment. The investiga-
ton into the cause OF his death will not take place
for some DAYS as the origin OF the explosion 10 to
be thoroughly Investigated by competent engineers
and machinirts.
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at the same time as the new charter. The aght has
begun In earnest.
Many New York politicians arrived tonight
Among them are the Hon. John Morrlssey, Justice
Bixby, and Tony Hartman.

a / The game lime M The new charter The fglt has
begun In earnast 80 Wv Nv"
MAN, Nsw yorr co,;,,c,or. arrival to.n,rb,
Among them sre lie Hon Jol,n MorrIssev Jnaiice
R,,bv and Tonv Ua,,man ~ ON'''NO
'' '"N 'V"'
mo AT THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.
Mr.. Kie,nan introduced in the Assembly tbIs
mn,ning !, nil 20 an,horze ,he sccond Ayenue Rail
pood rnmnsny 10 eatcna its trsets' The main sc,.
tnre Of the III, ia to hermit this road 10 run upon
some nor,iona ~ the Third Avenue Rallro.j
n sIsa n,ov,des for = double track on ths
Second ayrnue' where there IL now but \ single
track Tha demsnds of the Compenv are Ger.
tainiv moi nnrsasonabie ana ths nassase m
The biIi Nould hiring The Second and
Third Avenue Rai,roads into a eompetItion
from xbich he nnhi,c AZ isrge vorid he grea,ly
The sun., 1870-02-16
THE NEW IRISH LAND BILL.
THE LORDS ADJOURNIHG TO LISTEy
TO MR.. GLADSTONE.

English Statesmen Preparing to Redrsss
Irish Grievances-The ara riau Riots Fs-
mcntcd by the Poiiticinns-Yet Gln dsfe.s
Admits that the People Feel that the ssn
IL their Own.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Thc House of Lords tram
acted no business Of importance to-day, and sds
journed at an early hour to enable their lordships V
attend the House OF Commons, where the new IrisA
land bill was to be introduced.
In the House OF Commons the benches were oiled
and the galleries crowded. Notices were sivcn Of
bills to relieve the Bishops from attendance In Par.
lament, end TO reduce the rate OF letter and news.
psper postage. denial was made on the part Of
the Government, that negotiations hnd been on-
tered upon for the renew a Of the commercial treaty
with France.
Mr. Gladstone then rose and asked leave 70 bring
In bill for Land Reform In Ireland He referred 70
the day on which lie introduced the Irish Church
bill, when other measures 10 meet tho demands OF
ireland were promised, and he said he would nov
proceed to full that promise. lie recapitulated the
history OF the land question since 1893. The neces.
sity for It's settlement was now generally admitted.
Ho hoped there would be q union OF an
parties In favor Of the proposed reform.
The best talent Of the kingdom had been applied to
the solution OF the problem. I. must g.atify the
Irish people to see England giving years OF ungrudg.
Ing labor to the understanding and redress OF their
grievances. The recent agrarian outrages were not
due to the revival OF this question. They not Of
frequent occurrence In the agricultural Sec
tons and were rare In the purely Celts
ones. Irish laud tcnurcs, were widely diff
ferent from those OF England aad Scotland.
The Irish landlord usually differed from his tenant
In politics and religion, and seldom lived on his
estates The tenant was bound to improve the land,
but was often deprived Of the crops ne had planted.
The people believed that tho soil was their own, and
that u bad besn taken from them by conquest and
conhscation. During the last ten years, while tho
value Of labor had remained stationary, the cost os
been checked.
The bill is to be read;a second time on the 7t OF
March.
The sun., 1870-02-16
THE LATE SPANISH BUrCHRBY.

The Arrival Of Greenwalds Body In New
York-Why the Face is not Exposed to
vicw-Opposition TO an Imposing Funeral
Fears OF the Bloodthirsty spanish Vol
uuteers.
Ths body Of Isaac Greenwald, who was muir
dered In Havana on the 9th inst, was brought into
the bay this morning by the steamer Bienville,
and was conveyed to the shore by Government
tug 1t was received by Mr.. Kemp, OF the firm OF
Lanmsn a Kemp. OF this city, In whose employ
Greenwald was at the time OF his death, and was
given by them into the hands of Mr.. Williams, the
sexton OF ST. Thomas Church, who sent 1t to the
warerooms Of Osborn & Martin, where 1t lay last
night
The body was enclosed in q metallic CONN, which
had itself been placed in plain deal CONN. The
remains had been embalmed In Havana by a DR..
Brdsall, but to judge from the odor emitted, our
reporter would say that the embahning had not been
eGeclually performed.
The relatives OF Greenwnld are Israelites. and, IN
accordance with On old custom, are opposed to hav-
Ing the body exposed TO view, now that OF their
peculiar ceremonies has been performed.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 10
o'clock, from the warerooms OF Osborn & Martin,
gu bpwery, and vii! proceed to Bay Cemetery. in
Greenwald had been member. will be In attendance.
An attempt at demonstration may perhaps be
made on the occasion by the CubaDs 10 this city
but am thing OF the kind Is strongly opposed by
Tanuan q Kemp who have some more agents in
Cuba, and are AFRAID that should any such demon
stratlon occur, Greenv aid will not be the only dead
man they will have TO take care or
The wife Of the murdered man thinks as the frm
does, for they have been very kind to her and have
promised that long she lives she shall not be
In want. nor shall her seven little children suffer-
The other victims, all In the employ OF the same
hrm, who were attacked at the came time 18th
Green void, are recovering. though badly wounded.
No reason can be assigned Tor the outrageous atack
further than the fact Of their having worn blue neck
ties at the time.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRtPH.

Congress did nothing Of moment yesterday.
The Seminole Is at quarantine at Portsmouth n. II.
=. A Chicago moil WAGON driver hss been arrested
FOR robbing the mall bags
John Miller was killed on Monday by falline fro.
the secple OF the Presbyterian cLurchin Dephos Ohio
The colored men OF Georgis are making strenuous
efforts 10 got nogro Senator elected Tor tue snort
A band Of Ku.KuI Khan wantonly murdered a.
9lI neg on Sunday on the hlgoby farm. near EiR
Maria Ill., in custody In Boston for the murder Of
Sa,oS, % 10 Stoush,on' has implicated two cooed
voted BY women
DR.. s. =. BaOheldcr, OF Boston, has been held 10
death Of Martha @ S A. An'o''' Hill IN A''n' caused 'a'
Cooper 4 Connrd's store. Eluth and Mgrks,
day nsht Sosss S 6TE 2Ts2si O' burglars on Mon
@, Commodore Stephen ohamplin; OF the ,.Ited
.HS @ as OSaa o O. the 'a'
William Raynor, wealthy farmer Of Perry county,
ono has reached st Louis IN pursuit. of his Wife whd
other man.
Mrs Gr,n, received tasO BY Adams Erprsss Ia
October last ard an doc book threw The Gold
inye.ls slOh Committee into ats 6y swearing tSat 4
Work on the Nor.hsrn Pacific Railway began ys.
terday a! the western ond OF Lake Superior The char.
& .or tue oompany 10 nnsh 100 miles ofrOad bs
Wait In the Massachusctts Superior Court Tor niarles
~ IIHson % ,ns SaIsessness o. deiendan! nrpl
in 1853. " ''' ''""' ''uo 'e'o's'0a
:, The Election Committee In view OF the action OF
verse TO the adoption OF the new plan OF dfawinp Sjurg
om ihs House BY lots, at once viii proceed win
:, The House spent the afternoon yesterday on the
Van WICK 70. Greeoe contested election case. Gen,
aud Mr. Sarf against 6@ To-Day ,Io tho COMMITTEES vii
report In favor n Van Wick,
Georgia electa smother pair OF senstors 20 oday
The sun., 1870-02-16
FLASHES FROM THE OCEAyCABLKs.
Already iOa Of the Partisan rioters have been h.d
I SNNH eN'N

to bali.
The speech OF the King Of Prussia AZ the openins
OF the Federal Parliament 10 not well received In Pafis
Nearly all the Journals consider II menacing In tone
The Duke OF Montpensier bade adieu to Madrid
yesterday During his visit he desired TO remain lnco
MO- but his presence WAS known throughout the city
The London Times admits that Canada Ia the only
English colony liable to be invaded In case OF war yea
Its runture. "
Russia peremptorilp demands from Switzerland
the surrender OF oertAn felon 10 the absence aa
the demand. " ~
The Emperor Napoleon and the Prince Imperial
visited the Bols de Boulogne yesterday. The Prince
who has completely recovered from his recent Illness
skatcd on the lake The Empress Eugenie Is Ill and
could not accompany the party.
Rio Januro journals contain account. OF an engage.
ment at RIO Verde The Bra, ans under the command
OF Col FarAres assaulted and carried the PuraguayAa
amendments without loss Lopez was ne ar tho scens
HTaKiliaus, '~~
The sun., 1870-02-16
MISS ANTHONY'S birthday.
A Brave Old Maid Receiving her Frienss
substantial Congratulations.

Brave Old Maid Receiving her Frients'
substantial Congratulations.
Miss Susan B. Anthony, having had the
courage to acknowledge herself ahy years 81 age,
committee Of her friends planned little entertain.
ment In her honor last night at the womens Bureau
Ia Eas; Twenty third street. The wet weather pre-
vented large attendanc but the handsome parlors
OF the Bureau were, Notwithstanding, well filled
Among the light who took part In the demon stra
ton were Mrs. Isabella Hooker, halEsister OF the
Rev. Henry Ward Becker Mrs. Eliz beth Phelps
Mrs. Sarah Fisher Amos, Mrs Sarah H. Norton
and Mrs. Blake. Several short poems were read
among which the first was by Miss Phoebe Cary .
Mrs. Clara Fisher Ames subsequently rccited Poe.
poem OF" The Raven, and after subscription to the
RetO!utton by many deiinQuents, who had hitherto
neglected that solemn duty the company separated.
Mrs, Elizabeth Cady stanton was absent, being ill.,
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Attempting to KIN a Man iu III. own Hou..

At about haIfp0s IT O'cIock on Monday night,
Peter A., sebcck, Ge"plan baker, entered Joseph
Dedun's liquor store, 90 Union street. South Brook
lyh. He was intoxicated. He asked for q drink
which he received. Anerward he tried TO create a
quarrtl with some other, persons who were IN the
store. The proprietor demonstrated with lin and
tried to induce Inn 10 go home sebeck replied bJ
drawing revolver ffom his pocket and frlng upon
Dedun, The ball, however, passed harmlcs-ly over
Deduns head and the bystanders seized the fellow,
took the pistol away from him, aud held him until
the arrival of Onncer Grol Il.
The sun., 1870-02-16
BROOKLYN.

Peter A. Sebeck was arrested YESTERDAY for dis.
saloon 10 Union street,
The Knickcrbocker Lacrosse Club play motel,
with another Club on Carroll Park on WashinctonS
Birthday, IN the afternoon.
William Flynn, Newark printer, was held yes.
tcrday Co await the action Of the Grand Jury on the
charge OF ronbing Mr. 4. II. Williams. OF Hamilton
street IN Greene avenue, In broad daylight
The sun., 1870-02-16
OBiTJIR Y.

Lance Nightingale, eI.Comptrcllcr OF Nctraska
dc1 IN Carson yesterday
Charles Dur1ng, the veteran actor, and author Of
the history OF the Philadelphia stage died In Philadel
pha yesterday aged 10,
MIR. John j. Roc TIE leading pork merchant Of 81
Lous, who died suddenly on Monday afternoon, had
Insurance on hls life to the amount OF tH0,OJ0
Two young men who had taken charge OF house
In Gloucester. b. into which furniture had lost
moved when thcN rctred on saturday night lett q coal
hre burning IN their room and neglected TO close either
found dead
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Bishop Potter will oficiAte In the new Episcopal
church in George street, Morrsania, on Thursday
morning.
The corner stone OF new Roman Catholic church
Starr, on sunday morning next.
Mr.. Alexander Grant, OF Mount Vernon, West.
chester county while engaged few days ago In clean.
iugA revolver which he supposed To bo unioa ded was
shot In the right hand by the accidental dscharge OF
the weapon. About year ago he had the end OF one
of his fingers taken oH while using hay cutting ma.