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Az Mr.. Ed. Ruchart returned this
week from New Orleans. where he had
bsea 10 see his brother John, and try
and get him 10 pay part Of the debts
Tor which he was security. lie says he
cav John. bwt could do nothing with
him: John denying that he had any
large amoum. Of money; but acknow :
lodging he was broke up, and would
not return.
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a GARD.
Wood wards National Architect

I 900 Designs. Plans and Details FOR Country, Subrr.
ban and Village Houses: with Perspective Views Front
and side Elevations, Sections, Pull Detail Drawing.
Specifications and Estimates. Also. Detail Drawings T.
working scale, 81 Brackets, Cornccs, French Roofs
Sectional and Framing Plans Of French Roofs Dorme,
windows Tor French Roofs. Pay Windows. Inside Shut
tcrs French Windows. Bnlconier. verandns. Purchcs
Lattice Work. stairs New els Bnlusters Sliding Doors
window Cssings, Gable Finish. Finials. Crossings
Canopics. Hoods, Observatories, Base. Architrsves
Plaster Finish, Cornices. Ceilings Hard Wood Msncls
and all that Ia required by Builder n design specify
erect, and hnsh IN the most approved stile. Ono su
pcrb qusr'o volume rost-pnid. ele.
ORANGE it'np CO.
iuue II; BIN .ii Bro id~s New Yofa
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NOTICE 10 CREDlTORS
OF
BUCHART,-

4 ILL Officers, and others, attaching saw.
~ logs in Patoka river, or tributaries.
are hereby notified that all logs marked
ID. Is, or "F. r." with two chips taken
out OF each Of two sides ofthc log, with
an axe, arc my individual property, in
which John Bnchart is no ways concern.
cd, and they are hereby notified and
requested MOTTO interfere with, or other.
wise mark said logs, under penalty Of
the damages given by law.
june lG-4w+. FELIX BUCHART.
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AUDITORS REPORT INTEREST
TRUST FUND.
State Indiana, Dubois County. IS:

State Indiana, Dubois County. IS:
TIIE undersigned Auditor in and for
1 said county, would respectfully re-
port to the Honorable Board statement
exhibiting the receipts and expenditures
of the Interest Of Trust Funds, from the
lst day Of June, 1870, TO The 3ist day
of May, 1871. both days inclusive:
There was remaining in the Treasury
on the 1st day Of juno. 1870 $3.50 95
And there was received as follows:
Common School Fund $3.50 o.
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TkEASuRER' REPORT = PRIN.
CIPAL TRUST FUND.

STATE or INDIANA, DuBoIs County, SIS
e1sHE undersigned Treasurer in and
for said county would respectfully
report to the Honorable Board Of Coun-
~ Commissioners Of said County. the
following rs the receipts aud cxpcmdi-
lures of Trust Funds Principal, from
the LIST day of June, 1870, to the 3lst day
ofMay, 1871, both days inclusive, to-wit
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury
on the LIST day Of June 1870, tho sum
OF $3.50 20.
And there has been received the fol-
lowing sums upon tho following ac-
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STATE OF INDIANA, DUnoIs CouxTY IS !:
V~IIE undersigned Treasurer in and
L for said County OF dubois, would
respectfully report to the Hon. Board Of
County Commissioners OF said County,
the following as the receipts and OK.
pcnditures Of Trust Funds Interest. from
the LIST day of June, 1870. to the 3lst
day Of May, 1871, both days inclusive,
to-wit:
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in tho Treasury
on the LIST, day oil June 1870. the sum
OF $6f9 So
And there has been received, the fol-
lowing sums upon the following &C.
counts tO-wit:
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or Our readers will have Ia excuse
the pressure Of advertisements on our
columns just now. We intend to en-
large our paper again in "a week or two
in order 10 Accommodate all.
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License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigncd will apply for license At
the September term, 1871, Of the Dubois
County Commissioners, under the pro.
visions Of an act entitled IAN act to
regulate and license the sale Of spiritu.
Gus, vinous, malt, and other intoxicating
liquors" The place Of sale will be upon
the premises occupied by him, the IRE.
else location of which is as follows: in
his building. on lots No. ~ and AZ, ia
tie town of Celcs,inc, Hall township,
Dubois county Ind.
lGNATZ BUCHAKT.
June 10th. lS7l-2ws.
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NJ Persons who want 10 know how
the money j. used, eau find out by rx-
nmining the County Reports published
to-day.
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Grand Pic Mic
ANDBALL!!
ID'LU nth, 1871!

Tho undersigned, intending to celc-
bratc independence Day, 1871, in a good
old fashioned style, would respectfully
inform the public, that they have made
arrangements fora
Grand Pic Mic s. Ball!
to be held on the 4th DAY OfJULY,
1871, IN the Grove near jasper, on the
New Albany road, one fourth ofa mile
cast Of Eckcrt's Mill. The Bremen City
Band has been engaged to give you
good Music. Good Eatablcs, Ice Cream,
Lemonade and Cincinnati Lager Beer
have been provided. Several Speakers
will be In attendance.
HENRY ENTIIOFEN.
JOSEPH ROELI.E.
ANTONY RERGER
Jasper. juno 23-2w
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GTWhcat harvest Ia about over, and
farmers generally represent that the
crop is al average one with that of the
last few years. Gras. is now being cut.
and is a good crop. Oats short, but
we'll headed.
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SCHNELLVHILE
HIGH SCHOOL!

YNHE above school will be continued
i for three months from the 18th day
June, 1871, at the former rates.
TERMS.
photography and Reading to
Third Reader, O. so
Geography, English Grammar,
Arithmetic and Writing. 4 so
Philosophy, History, and Higher
Arithmetic, 6 90
Philosophy, Chemistry and
Rhetoric, Z so
This will be an excellent opportunity
for persons who intend to teach tho
coming winter, 70 obtain good analytic
course Of instruction., preparatory to a
Fall Examination.
VS.. l.. EpMfSON. Principal.
June -, ~.
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AUDITORS REPORT PRINCIPAL
TRUST FUND.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
vuNHE undersigned Auditor In and for
i said county, would respectfully re-
port to the HonOra bic Board u statement
exhibiting the receipts and expenditures
Of the Principal OF Trust Funds, from the
LIST day Of June 1870. 10 the 3lst day Of
May, 1871, both days inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining IN the Treasury,
on the LIST day "f June, 1870, $685. rs
And there was received as follows:
Town 1 Snpth Rnn~u Mast ION M
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Attorney Complain

AssOasACS A|OhnA EIAdshAAes
State Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Dubois County,
in the State Of Indiana, September Term,
A. ID. 1871.
Andrew W. F. k'''0' Attachment.
Tillman j. Banner &
Mordccai Hopkins.
DEIT KNOWN, That on this 18th
- day Of June, in the year Of 1871,
the above named plaintiff, by his Attor-
ney, filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
Circuit Court, his complaint against
said defendant, in the above Untitled
cause, together with an affidavit for writ
of Attachment and Garnishec, and afli-
davit Of competent person, that said
defendants, Tilman j. banner and Nor
decai Hopkins, arc not residents of the
State Of Indiana.
Said defendants arc therefore hereby
notified Of the fling and tendency OF
said complaint against them, and that a
writ Of Attachment and Garnishcc has
been issued thereon, anil that unless
they appear and answer or dcmur there.
to, at the calling Of said cause on the
second day Of the next Term Of said
Court 10 be begun and held at the Court
House in Jasper, on tho fourth Monday
in September. next, said complaint, and
writ Of Attachment and Garnishec, and
the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and deter
mined in their absence.
BAIL b. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
June 20, 7l-ws3.
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TREASCREIs'S REPORT.

STATE OF INDIANA, DuRoIs COUNTY, IS
'IvHE undersigned Treasurer Of said
i County, would report to the Hon.
Board OF County Commissioners, that the
following is a true exhibit OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of said County,
from the LIST, day VI June, 1870, 10 the
3lst. day Vt May, 1871, Doth days in
elusive.
RECEIPTS.
There was IN the Treasury OF said Coun
~. on the lst day OF June, ls7O, the
sum Ut ~2l, 1871 "a.
And there has been received u, tho Treas
ury the following sums, ul the follow
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rs Railroad meeting Tomorrow At J:
o'clock I. NJ.
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Common School Fund

Total. $500 96
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, a. ID. &.
BY J. NJ. DEINDERrLR, Dcpty.
June 90, '7I-ws3.
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Substantial Holiday Presents
vsNoR w'fc daughter or sn ec,asar:. msy Ne he'd .
j. reasonable p'ircs a. cvNA usroA AQAfs
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100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LAMBS.

This Company Is Offering for sale about sis hun
dred thousand acres 81 the finest agricultural lard. in
and the prices exceedingly reasonable. ranging
from IS to &l5 per acrethe avera q being alcut 81
The greater part # THESE lars situated along i'
line Of its railroad between he cier ~ Des Io'r'r
and Council bluffs rn in the most accessible ami
fertile region In the STATE.
Sale. made for cash credit long enough 70 ena-
HE any industrious pay for the land out u IL
crops.
These lands held under tile direct from the Gem
.rai Government and .o in"r;ergr or rncumtsre1
in any way Full warranty deeds given Z" purchasers.
For inaps pamphlets or s.y other Information
ing them. address EBENEZhH COOK, Land Commits
sioncr, Davenport. lows.
EXPLORING TICKETS arc r"la at the Company s
ticket oice II Chicago and all other principal stations
its line and If the purchaser huys land The amount
paid for the ticket Is applied on The rnrehns MONEY
Artificial Limbs.
A. 4. MARKS. SIS broadway. " Y. City inventor and
q. s. Got manrr ~ FiRsr PREMvw ARTIFICIAL Inns,
with RrrsER HANDS AND FEer. Send for illustrated
Pamphlet No Charge.
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COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

State OF Indiana, Dubois County, s.;
THE undersigned Auditor IN and fol
i said county. would respectfully re-
port to the Honorable Board Of Com.
'missioncrs Of Dubois county, that the
following is true Exhibit Of the Re-
ccipts and Expenditures Of said county.
from the LIST day of June, 1870, TO the
3lst Of day May, 1871, both days inclu-
sive.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury
Of said county on the LIST day OF June,
1870, the sum Of <2lSS1 81
And there has been received At
the Treasury, the following
amounts OH the following ac-
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ing accounts tO-wit:
For Count! Revenue $l2, 500 SO
Special School Tax 6,l6S ~
Tow mship Tax $500 45
Dog Tax l,7OS "a
Road Tax 3,l245e
Delinquent Tux 3,3UoSl
Railroad Ian 1894 IS
Redemption Of Lands Sos 81
Old Lumber 1928
Ferry License go
Show License 1900
Cost and Damages of Highways 1900
Docket Fees Circuit Court 200
Docket Fees Court Com. Pleas 100
County Officer Fund 2lO
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Total amt. Expenditures $I5.O45 n
Leaves amt. in Treasury $40 81.
All Of which is Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM BRETT, SIR. L. ID. &.
june 23-3w.
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EXPENDITURES.

And there has been expended tho fol-
lowing sums upon the following ac-
counts to wit:
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Total Expenditures e4,623 So.
Leaves amount in Treasury $3.50 96
All Of which is Respectfully Submitted,
WILLIAM BRETT, ST.. Il. u. c.
iunC 23-3w.
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Total amt Of Expenditures SAL $40 SO
BY dcducting the Expenditures from
the Receipts We have the following Bal
ancc Sd. lOl 70
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There has been expended tho following
sums OH the following accounts, to-wit
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We do not advertise TO sell trashy Goods shat wos
be dear NJ sny price, sell goods At ceiS hut vii
guarantee our prices ia he such Tint the eoecs isea
will he .siided 'ha, prr -tnd ,re cheap.
tprii IS. EtlBlkR E,EIl,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-28

The recent examinations and exhibitions in
/ rehearsing, composition. music, &C., de-, at
| the Female Institute, under the charge Of Pref
Butler and ard his FIVE associates, demonstrated,
if there had been Che slightest doubt before that
We had frst-class female school in our .aidst.
The teachers are all learned, earnest, faithful,
enthusiastic and conscientious in the discharge
| of their almost sacred trust. There is no sham
work there. The daily examinations, of which
the writer has witnessed several, are thorough
and searching. I have no hesitation in express
ing the confident opinion that there IS no school
superior to il in 1hs South. This is saying
much, but not too much, as believe
One beautiful feature is, that all classes, the
rich and the poor, are treated just alike. No ex-
travagance in dress prevails, or is desired.
Neatness is encouraged Side by aide, as the
same desk, are seated the richest and the poor
est young ladies. 1t is the aim of the teachers
TO make all feel at ease and TO cultivate and de-
vclop the intellectual and moral qualities of
head and heart and to reGne and purify the
taste.
Now il does seem to me that this splendid
school should have most liberal patronage
Persons from distance can do no better, any
where, than to send here; nat so we'll, in my
opinion. Oar people should make united sf-
fort in its behalf Every scholar from dis
tance would spend here, yearly, from two to
three hundred dollars. 1t is the expenditure
of these small sums that swells the gteat aggre-
gate which builds and supports cities. Garnet
our people appreciate this fact 7 If we cansao
nothing for the advancement of education, ls.
us at least see to the advancement of our town,
by attracting hither two hundred female stu
dents
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Thc neeeiyer Abroad.

On Wednesday night young girl named
Sarah Henson, in the employ Of a gentleman in
this city, left her home without any cause being
assigned, and though inquiry was repeatedly
made, her whereabouts were not discovered
until yesterday afternoon, when she was discoy-
cred to have gone TO house of ill-fame on
Water street The girls mother was in deep
distress, and visited the house for the purpose
of reclaiming her erring child, but found her
not. She had gone off in carriage, whittier no
one know. The agonized parent waited at the
stable until the carriage returned, when she
learned from the driver that her daughter had
been taken to house near Concord, ard also
the name of the party who hired the carriage.
Deputy Sheriff John Gibbs was called on, and
a warrant granted by w T. Yardlv, Esq, for
the arrest of the gay lothsrio, who is charged
with decoying an unsuspecting girl 10 the paths
Of vice The party was found, who gave bond
for his appearance to-day at o'clock, ,. g., at
ESQUIRE OchS Office
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San Domingo,

Rear Admiral Lee writes from off Santa
Domingo City, January sth, to the Secre-
tary of the Navy, as follows:
accompanied by the latter and my full
staff, called ON President Baez, and was
very kindly received by him and his cabi-
net. ! assured him of the continued de-
sire aud effort of President Grant to secure
the annexation of San Domingo to the
United States, and of my belief that this
object would be ultimately secured. Ihave
had two other interviews with President
Baez both in the presence of his cabinet
In the first of these I was accompanied by
q portion of my staff, and in the last bv
Capt. Caldwell and the chief of staff. /
have not ascertained, satisfactorily, what
is the situation here, but will briefly state
my belief on the subject. President Baez.
as statesman ana patriot, sincerely de-
sires the annexation of San Domingo to
America. Delay in accomplishing this is
accompanied by financial trouble, anxiety
and risk of insurrection.
1.-The United States have the capital and
skilled rabor of every kind which this ISL
and wants. Under our Government, San
Domingo can supply the United States
with cheap coffee and sugar, and increase
our coast trade and home market The
military defense would be inconsiderable.
great part of our own coast or that of the
West India islands generally. It's naval
defense would need no addition to our
fleet. The chief defense of all these islands
is the maritime strength of the countries
to which they belong. San Domingo, from
its capacity for tropical productions, which
the comfort of our own people requires, is
a necessity TO America, and never, perhaps.
in the tide of time have any people receiv-
ed the offer of so valuable possession for
so small a consideration.
The prejudicial cry of speculation inter-
ests In behalf of annexation seems to be
entitled to small consideration. since capi-
tai and enterprise is just what are wanted
mere, and the more the better, all being
free to enter this great and inviting field
OF profltable investment and production.
Like objections would, with much more
force, have applied to the annexation of
California. After all, it is only the soye-
reignty that the United States really needs
in the Interests of our people and those
people. The population of Dominica is
small, and eonfessedly excellent of this
kind. With the annexation of Dominica,
| the boundary question will be settled By
an easy and natural revolution of opinion
in Hayti for annexation to America. The
circumstances all seem favorable.
Respectfully, yours, s. P. LEE,
Rear Admiral N. A. Fleet.
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MISCELLANY.
SURRENDER OF PARIS.


Terms Of Peace Not Agreed Upon.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-There is official
confirmation ofthe surrender of Paris.
A special to the World from Brussels, of
the 26th, makes Bismarck say, in reply to
Favre's assertion that it would be impossi-
BILE to bind the Bordeaux Government /:
IF the Republic rejects the terms, and
the Empire accepts them, you must choose
between acceptance or the restoration of
the Empire"
Favre has departed for London.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The French Le-
CATION here represent the probable situa-
ton TO be that after the resignation OF
Trochu those controlling Paris proposed to
surrender, which Bismarck declines to re-
ceive until the pre1iminaries of peace are
signed, which will bind all France.
ENGLISH NEWS.
LONDON, Jan. 25, evening.-A dispatch
from Berne says that since the Esd, the
French pickets along the border have been
preventing egress fromFrance into Switzer-
land, and imprisoning all strangers.
The Germans have stormed Gray Rouel
and repulsed tho French attack upon Viii
lars.
The ship Emerson, from Savannah De-
cember Sd, for Bremen. with cotton, is
burning at Bremerhaven. At last accounts
the fire was increasing.
LONDON, Jan. 26-3 T. Nippon inqui-
ry at the Office of the German Legation,
at noon to-day, it was ascertained that no
information of the capitulation of Paris
had been received there.
At the British Foreign Office, up to. Il
late hour last night, the reports that Fave
had made propositions for capitulation
lacked confirmation.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-It is stated, upon un-
official but trustworthy authority, That
the Germans will insist upon the uncondi-
tional surrender of Paris, with its forts
and defences.
The report published IL the Times OF 4
collision between Bismarck, Napoleon and
Eugene is unfounded.
1t is stated that Garibaldi has surrender
cd near Dion.
The Daily NetCS says Fayre returned to
Paris On Wednesday, from Versailles.
The bombardment of Paris continues
1t Is said King William has written to
the Queen that the eapitulation has COM
menced, and his speedy return to Berlin
may be expected.
LONDON, Jan. 26-Noon. The Prussians
have destroyed the bridge over the Cher,
near Tours.
The Prussians have abandoned tho siege
Of Cambria and other fortresses in the de-
parmeut of the North.
GERMAN NEWS.
BERLIN, Jan. 26.-The reported presence
of Favre at Brussels, though not officially
confirmed, caused intense excitement. The
people repaired to the palace in large num-
bers, hoping to receive q confirmation from
the Queens lips, but ne telegram had
reached Her Majesty.
All public offices are closed up, and bust
ness generally is suspended
The fact is officially known here that
only five days full ratioDs remain in
Paris.
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How Mr.. WAsHBURN RECEIVES DIS
PATCHES IN PARIs.-A Paris correspond
ent writes that Mr.. Washburn, the Ameri-
can Minister there, receives dispatches ev-
cry Tuesday from the United States. AT
10 a. NJ. exactly trumpets sound the par
ley on the left or western side of the Sevres
bridge, and the white flag is raised. A
German officer in full dress comes forward
to the broken arch of the bridge, gives the
military salute, and says to the French of
ficers who go to meet him, they standing
on the right or eastern side of the broken
arch
Gentlemen, have the honor to present
to you my salute" The latter reply:
"Sir, we have the honor TO salute you
Gentlemen, have the honor to inform
you my miss on is to place i'll you hands
Mr.. .Washburn's dispatches"
''Sir, we are going to have the honor to
send for them.n
Each gives the other the military salute
goes to his end of the bridge, and walks
down the steps leading to the river bank.
The French send off boat, cross the river
and receive the dispatches from the hands
of the German officer. The military salute
is again exchanged. Each returns to his
respective trences, and the fire is re-opened
the instant the white flag is lowered
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Terrible Aecsaeni.

On Thursday, dreadful accident occurred ut
Midway resulting in the death of q brakeman
on freight train, named John Clark. The train
was just starting when he slipped and fell be-
tween two cars, the wheels passing over and
crushing both legs and one hand in horrible
manner beside inficting severe bruises He
fingered in great agony until six o'clock that
evening, when he expired. The deceased was
worthy young man, and son or step-son of
the watchman of tho bridge at Strawberry
Plains
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HOME NEWS.
ncinnati and southern Railroad.


FRANKFORT, Jan. 27.-The Kentucky
Legislature, yesterday, reconsidered its ac-
tion of day before upon the Cincinnati and
Southern Railroad bill, and passed It by a
vote of 46 to IS.
RICHMOND, Jan. 27.-In the United
States District Court to-day, Katie Cum
mings, colored, who was sent South as q
teacher by benevolent society in New
York, obtained verdict fer 81 100 dam
ages from the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company for having been eject
ed from the train at Alexandria, because
she, having first-elass ticket, refused to
go in the colored peoples car.
The Joint Committee of the Legislature
agreed to-day that of the agricultural and
secret fund, one-third should go to the col
Ored peoples college, and the remainder to
be divided between the two ate colleges,
NEW York, Jan. 27.-A gas meter at the
Brooklyn gas works exploded to-day. A
number of workmen engaged IN clearing
away the snow were killed.