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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-13

The afternoon session WAs opened by prayer
from the Rev. a. Jones The Committee on
Resolutions then presented their report, recon-
after remarks, was adopted. Next the report Of
the Committee on Earollmeu; was received, and
also accepted The Convention passed vote o.
thanks for the hospitality extended; to the choir
for their eficient services, and to the Y. C. R.
r. company, for return passes over its roads.
After appropriate remarks and prayer by the
moderator, the Convention adjourned to meet on
the frs; wednesday Of next October, 81 Brsttle
boro. The final benediction being pronounced
by Rev. AlvSh Sabir.
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ALL SWEPT CLEAN From The
RIVER TO Tue LAKE,
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ALL THE BANKS. WATER AND GAS
WORKS DESTROY
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THE SHERMAN HOUSE. COURT HOUSE
AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
ALSO BURNED.
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Those who wish to observe the December
eclipse of the sun will get their smoked glass
ready and 20 to sunasra Immediately.
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The TammanY Frauds.


The wsr On the Ismmsuy plunderers, Is max
ing good progress, ami the thieves are already
beginning to disgorge. John 4. Keyser. whose
plumbing bills for the last seven years hsye been
almost As amHzing IS Ingsrsoll's charges for
furniture, and Garvey for plsstering, appeared
before the COMMITTEES Of Seventy on Friday, and
not only made full confession Of his fraudulent
operations in account with the city, but assigned
s600,000 worth Of property 70 cover any
excess Of what be had received from the CRY over
his honest dues. he also told how matters were
arranged and Wao shared the sp5ils His story.
which Of course has not yet been maize public,
is known to pliclte all the great ring masters,
besidct many Of the snsiler " fry" HIS con-
fession vas taken by the Sut-Comnittee on
Frauds Eni Accounts, consisting Of General
Barlow, Judge P.errepont and jackson s.
Schultz, snd be was advised by al these gentle
men to make such restitution as was in his power
The sub-committee, having obtained al the in
formation they could, reported last Friday al
the MEETING Of the Committee OF Seventy, and
created the most intense surprise by the al
nounceDeut that Mr. Keyser mad assigned TO
Jsckson Schultz in trust for the city, resl e.
tate valued st 100000 1t is due Mr. Keyser
to say that be asserted before the committee that
he hsd not received all the vast sums credited to
him in the recent expose He said further thst
many Of THESE warrants were sheer forgeries, snd
that the money did notcone TO him. As he hss
turned ststes evidence II is undertiood that he
viii not be prosecuted.
4 member Of the Citizens Committee states
thai the evidence shows that Ingersol stole
twenty thousand dollars worth Of furniture from
the city s-nories that Carney has fed 70 Europe
but that all his property will be seized thst full
details Of the modus oPsraRdi Of the frauds upon
the Treasury, by the ring, have been furnished by
Keyse-, Sna that the evidence sgsinst the princi-
pal thieves If overwhelming. The sfidsyits
.gains; Tweed, Sseeney and Hall are nssrly
finished and will be served in day or two.
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SEVEN Or Eight VILLAINS SHOT Or
HUNG At SIGHE


IHICAC', H. I--- - . -
Tonight is she NOS feisial 10 the aan1-s oil
the CITY. Ths FIRE, which c5nnencel at 10 P. H.,
is still raging. The engines a7Pel7 almost pow
cries. Messages have been sent To MlTaukee
for all the steamers they can spare The fire
started IL q TOW Of tTo-st5ry WOODEN teae1aais.
on DeKaIt street. between Jefferson and Cia
ton. and. IS IS, hi. cass l-s' u.Elt. sPreal with
fearful raniiity Before single engine could
get on the road, hsle ;as block VS. ia flames
and burning fl-i3us.T.
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RAN road DEPOTS. AND ALL THE
rrINvtxG OFFICES TOTALLY
DIS rRuYED-
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The new fifty cent and one dollA- revenue
stamps have jus; msds sppeArsrce They are
made of what appears to be linen paper, colored
blue, with scroll work, and tear likeness Of
George Washington They look fine and are m
improvement over the old stamp Of the same de-
ncninatior. g
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TWO IyCEyDIARIEs CAUGHT AND HUNG
TO LAMP POSTS.
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ALARMING DEMONSTRATIONS IS
THE sTEES--
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NoRe 1NcrNn1Anr rIREs.

GREET SUFFERING -f1IO.NG THE
HOMELESS
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FJE.NBTSH .ATTEMPT TO RENEW
THE CONFLAGRATION
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-13

Secretary Boutwell, iustruets Collector Wash
burn Of Portland that on and after December let
all cars transporting United States products
through Caasds to another plsce in the United
seal-locks and seals, at the place Of shipments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-13

\ COLO AND CnlLLT DAY.
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The October Elections

T.. Cbczra calamity SO IA ovsrshi-'"s
everything else u the shsPs Of re's that '-ei'
has been little general in-e eft in Tie resu-' OF
the October elections. The returns IRON REM
s-fvsBis show however. ths- the h7pn5i'An'
have from 1900 to 10000 najoHy ID ,h'
STATE. Bob branches q tla Legislature ATa h'-
rublicsn. and the Bsputlc2ns carry fnii'le p
paia b. so7en .h1asau4 majority e-ee'.1E 'l
Msrgr and entire CRY ticket General Noyss e
majority for Governor Of Ohio is estimated Al
1oo)o-spd there Is little d5ub, thar the he
publ.caus h.7a the Ls-i= AZURE thus lNs1''--
Senator Saermsu z Reelection
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longer be compelled to send our children TO
other schools. As denomination we Dust care
for our own interests, and we ere strong enough
to do it, With the remark thst mere eloquent
speaker than be was to follow him, to whom he
wss glad to yield, DR.. HOvey closed his It.
mArks
The address Of Dr. Hovey in its clear style and
calm strength was an illustration Of the value Of
the higher culture be sdvOcafd. He was FOL
lowed by Rev. S. S. Cutting, D D., Of Brooklyn
n. Y, formerly Of Rochester University
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THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT BURNED
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Revised estiuatss % tle losses 90 g.. ,-s--a
Companies by the C-.cs-o FIRE.
S4u.UOU, 900. from vl.cl ls o. l ---
ten 20 twenty per cent for salvage
Insurance Company issues cara s
saying that from the oes- inf r-lst -
able TO ootain, they fee clu1lsat -at..
viii be able 70 pay al lie losses i- .-if
elsewhere, AZ leave pie slc1r
lection Of policy holiers. Inev
ceived ASSURANCES from uumsra-s
and others. that Il 10 Is aeces=r-r
protection Of business, alIl iona.
promptly furnished The c1arl1-
Issue policies as usual The
pany losses are u1- strictly
estimated a. outside. that The rz-
Ing al losses O. the company.
With It's capital intact, ard s'.4--a
ness i pourln- 10 a. much ligslc
sgents Of the Aaies Clm1lav.
Alemalia. cf ClevsluI, g..
Pliladelpuia, report that tha- o
psrstively srlall, owing 90 -hs i--- -li
been DONG business IN Cli.a-1
months, su4 tdat The rulic- 1a--s
insdequste. Their losses vii be-
iusted ant paid. Ihe tlautc-
hss cent 1000 q re CEicl-1 81
aspscial messenger. The Cotton Lz
tcribe1 SlZ000 the 6rcsers b0l--
$4,000; Robinson, Chase B. Co.,
Wholesale Drug Trade, 81. 500 h1
Life Insurance Company, $500.
commissioners have placed three nr -.
gines st the service Of Oh cs-o. or
been received from grss- au1-
Chicago. for 81 invoice O. d-y goods A--
merchandise.
The Nor,h American I1s--a--- t--'-
think that they viii he aois 90 rsy ila
without touching their capital The
Department, Of Washington. has Coz
81 600. Gnd the Posi- Ofs-e Dpar,1l
The Legislative Assembly Of the
Columbi. assemblies to-m3rruF, go .s-s-i-
Of 500. goo hr the relief u Chisz
Supervising Inspectors o. Steamboats, 1s'
trisuted 500 The Illinois State k-1
Association Of Warrington, have ilfA'
81 600. Benefits aaz Chicago are sano--i-
All San Francisco places Of smussmali.
era san Francisco insurance c1up1l'e
ruined by the fire
PORTLAND, Nj. oct d.
The Masous held a clnventi1n TO uisn-' =
voted TO raise 81 900 for the relief Of me "-
teruity in Chicago. -.
The Portland typographical Union, io-n-s- Il
appropriated $50 for the suffering printer
the same city.
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The Hide and Leather company have the largest
risk, amounting to 500 900. The Losses Of Bos-
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Terrible FIRE sn Chicago.

TEN THOUSAND BUILDINGS con-
sUMED.
An AREA OF FIVE MILES IN
RUINS.
ALL SWEPT CLEAN FROM THE
RIVER TO rue LAKE,
ALL THE BANKS. WATER AND Gas
WORKS DESTROY RI
THE SHERMAN HOUSE. COURT HOUSE
AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ALSO BURNED.
Raj Road DEPOTS. AND ALI THE
PRINTING OFFICES TOTALLY
DIS RaYED-
THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT BURNED
FyF.NBISH ATTE.HPT TO RENE "
THE CONFLAGRATIO-N
TWO TyCEyDIARIEs CAUGHT AND HUNG
To LAMP POSTS.
4 COLD AND CHILLY DAY.
GREET SUFFERING -AMo-NG THE
HOMELESS.
MORE INCENDIART FIRES.
ALARMING DEMONSTRATION IS
THE sTREE--
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ton merchants are proportionsliy snail Pm,
oipsl loses al the east fall upon manufsc,u-Ib,
companies large Boston clothing house, wiz
branch IN Chicago. had building and eo3is
burned, valued a quarter O. at million. Tae h.
and Leather exc1Enge to-day. forwarded -
thousand dollars to the Mayor Of Chicago BY e..
press.
HARTFoRD, CT, Oct l0.
PHOENIX INSURANCE csNPAST ALL RON
fhe Phoenix Insurance Company has is.uss
the following circular 10 It's azents.-Ths p.,
nix Insurance Company, Of Hartford, o.,
Oct. 10 TO the szents Of tais Comuaa4 -
As yet re are not fully advised Of the ezrel- -.
our losses ia the Chicago IRE. but after close ezs
nation Of cur returns from that ugsncv. r.
ieei warranted IN assuring our agents and TAI
ro2s that We can meet cur l0sse1 h1uCrarl e-.
promptly, leaving a handsome margin AZ
large surplus for future operations The Iess-
Of this disaster viii compel q liberal adyanc- 81
the rates heretofore paid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-13

The excitement in New York City on Monday,
in consequence Of the calamity at Chicago, was
intense There has been nothing like it since
the first day Of the Franco rutixn war Every
newspaper had bulletins with the latest items re-
garding the spread of the flames and the des-
iruction Of property. Crowds Of readers spread
eagerly around these boards, and rushed from
one ofhce to another reading tbese bulletins. A
dense crowd filed the sidewalk, and ovsraowed
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uillions Of active capital here have Vsnishea'
and thst nearly one third Of Chicago innso-
iiants are homeless dependents, arc enough
ANY attempt to embellish would be moekery' AS
this awful dsy draws to a close, thousands Oh
anxious ewes watch the clouds OF smoke "n4'''
rolls over the burnt district, with evident oreAu
that sudden change of wind msy turn tne
flames CT that portion Of the city yet spared
There seems, however, little cause for apprenen-
sion. and reinforcsments of firemen from other
cities sre constantly arriving. The superin-
teneent Of Telegraph, is IN receipt Of
dispatches from leading cities, announcing that
aid is being provided for the sufferers. Colonsl
Clorery, OF ST. Louis, telsgraphs that
seventy THOUSAND dollars is subscribed BY
the merchants there. Cincinnati promises
500. 600, and Cleveland Is proqortonsteiy
generous. Al this. and ? great deal more
will be needed to relieve immediate. pressing
wants. Everything Is being done by Gen siaseT
/ and bis assistants 10 keep up the communication
I for the citizens with the world outside
Col. Williams. superintendent 81 Cincinnati
reDor,si promptly for duty this N. About
/ three foarths OF the United Ststes mails
were saved. aud taken possession Of by Col
/ Wool. OF the Post-ofice service.
Bosros, ll.30 a -.
We have JUS. heard from Chicago via -
Loais. for the first time this morning, There
was very heavy rain las, high, and the fire il
al out
4 Chi,azo despsteh 30 The Albany Evening
Jonrnal slys Fearful suffering must follow
and almost Immediately. Fall one hundred and
fifty thousand people zre s., this nomen; home
les and h1ussless. not knowing where to lag
their heals or gs; anything TO satisfy the crav-
iHgs O. hanger
The city tonight vi, be in ;o,sl darkness
which wi. add % the intensity Of tie misery AM
terror row felt throughout the city liaiE Any
thing 50 terri6s.lly grand as the appearances
last night Of the immense rolling aai believing
Of the are, canuo, be imagiuei- The fr'
could be seen hundreds Of miles away.
7Hr NEWS oF TIE DIsAsTEE Il WARRINGTON
IN President ORDERS sUPP1IEs.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-Tae FIRE =; Chicago eI-
cites iuteute iateres: throughout the Gig, sns
especially smong gentleman from tnat locality
IL addition O. the pres kilograms, Gen. Meyer
CT the Signal Service, has been receiving DE-
patches from cme % tine 7e-tr1-ng the con
fagrstion.
On reaiiaE thea tbs morning, President
Grant requested Secretary Be.knsp TO telegraph
ma H-aCfH lent I
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natl roard Of Aldermen, relative to tho Cincinnati and
Newport Railroad Brides IA
tee, reported faVorahiy the House bin extending the
benefits de soldiers National Asylums to the soldiers
Mr. NYF Gsnp, Nevj IRON the Committee Terri
tories reported back, with amendments the bills 10 pio
vide state Governments in NewMexco and in Coicrado
Nr. WILSON (2ep., Msss from the Committee on NH
ftary Affairs reported adversely the House JOINT feso
honorably discharged. ...
RETIRING THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT JUDGES
on melton OF Mr.. CARPENTER tRep, Wis.,, the sen,
ate took mp the bill to authorize the President 10 neGep
the resignation of any Judge OF Court OF inc hn
staeS and upon tho expiration Of the morning hou "0
THE GEORGIA SENATOR'S. 80, tho
Mr. TRUMBULL Rep., Illl moved 10 taaG . va
Georgia question remarking that the questions ds
were those OF law and fact aud that gT en;Sdd the
cussiOn on the Reconstruction question WIS
subject could I've disposed of this afternoon Ia and
After remarks by Messrs. KELLOGG ltep' ~ "a action
WILLIAMS mep Oregon), the importance W
upon the steamship subsidies, particularly IN action
to the proposed Aus tralan ne MT Iruinoun
The resolution OF the majority Of the ' senf wss them
read and Mr. TUMBULL in support Of the validity or
the election proceeded to detail the @
the compositi6n OF the Legislature arising RON e ,i
pulson in 1863 Of seven coloed nempets nc inelii
eibilty Of Others under the Fourteenth Amendment gnu
the subsequent exclusion by mI1try ooa fsn to ap-
ber-three disqualification and a for Of
pear for examination. making p IN all Inc nroner
constitutional quorum in each House. anu in flvor Of
organization established Prtna Iucie SaS ~ Ger
Mt HIPS claim the allegation III the nenSipn,s 1t,,ar
tain members being nnnaterlal 70 tns hs election
even after throwing out all the members aceou " "'0
| been ineligible. $780,. -, tho mi
nority report declaring hessrs. FalOW ana W.eeS 70
have been elected Senators from Georgia aSuea tha1
by the failure Of that state comply with the Recon-
rton acts she was not entitled to representation AT
the time the election of Messrs; HI ana Miller. lie
hold that The election by body having no legal eN-
and proceeded 10 show that the act OF Congress
OF July 1870 admitting the State TO representation re
lated back to the Legislature Of that year by which
Messrs FarTOw and Whiteley were elected.
tleu a
ioity resolnon that Of the minority of the Judiciary
Committee. declaring Henry p. FarrOw and Richard H.
Whitley entitled in the Senate. Tho motion WAS
rcected-Yess, 10 Nays &c. The vote in detail was as
foOWs:
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Prof. VIM. Ii. Brewer of Yale College will
deliver lis lecture 1.-THE Rocky Mountains" at the
Adepli Academy, brooklyn this Cruesday) evening.
The lecture tonight at Steinway Hall by the
Pew Robert Collyer OF Chicago will probably draw
full kovse Mr.. COyer IL OF eoquence and spirit
and W, know OF nobody who would be more lik ely to
speak we'll on the subject Of Cleaf Crit" than he.
DR.. +. ii. Chaplin, in his lecture on Modern
ChivGiry," last evening, at the Chelsea Presbyterian
Churc rejected the idea that chiyary died in the age
which it gave its name related modern instances OF ts
action, aninadvered severely on the political apathy OF
the literary class o. the community, and warmly denied
the assertion that the present Is raionastic
A well attended meeting of the NewYOrll
lyceum Of Natural History Was held last evening at
No. "a MadisOn-aye. Several interesting geological
specimens presented among them remarkable
sample Of meerschaum from Rhode Island exhibited by
Prof Seey. Prof Smith presented an exceedingly rare
specimen Of the DyndsuS 1ifyuS which he found Ia
Kentucky and Prof. Boyle read paper on the Moon
ana Its Scenery"
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtcl-Homer A. Nelson, Sec
Rotary OF State, and TIE Hon. Robert H. Pruyn Albany
Collector Banfeld Of IT, s. Treasury Department, tf9
Hon o. b. Matteson, Utica the Hon. Miles Beach, Troy
Judge Colt the Hon. W. ID. Bishop, and c. - BUSHNELL
Connecticut; Gen Donaldson, u. g. A. and Nathanlel
Paige, Washington. 1919 Hoffman House-Deputy Az
torncy General Hammond, Albany. - Albemarie Ho-
James Hote-Clarenee King of the u y Geological Bur
yey. == Everett House-Judge Jas. III. Bell OF Texas
- Grand Central Hoel-J0hn T.. McDOn0ugh 81 PM.
adelphia. 49, NewYoIk H0tel-Gen. W. H. Franklin Oh
Hartford and the Hon r. F. Hammond of San Francisco
- ST. Nicholas Hotel-A J. Drexel of Philadelphia,
b. E. Smith OF Ohio, Judge S. Burke OF Cleveiand Dr.
Enos Lowe of Omaha James Rey Of Troy, ana W. u
Reynolds of Indiana.
DRPARTUREs.
Gen. Schenck and Benor Spencer OF Alabama lett the
city last night for Washington.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. a.. WASHINGTON, Jan. VI, II

SENATE. .WAsHIsGIoS, Jan w. 1871.
hemonals were presented from the Nngs
County Homeopathic and other Medical Societies in EFF
ef'hec 70 the establishment Of Homeopathic National
University ct Washington Congress 10 make the estab
nhAieht OF one or professorshDs Of homeopathy
Hefequille y charter foI tie same; from tie C.ncin
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The statement that the terms of a truce be-
tween the Eric and the Delaware, LackaWanna and
western Railway Companies had been agreed nrOn is
absolutely denied. The alleged truce had reference to
We use OF the Bergen Tunnel, and the fTberance of
t interests OF the respective roads IN the Now jersey
Ia RLsl4tlIo and the COurfs.
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WOMAN UFfRa@.


Mr.. BINGHAM Rcp., Ohio, from tho Judiciary Com
Inittre, made report OH H. memorial of Victoria e.
Woodruff ashing that de- iaIatory Inv bc passed by
ment wOucn entitled t. vote. The report ~ gues
against the claim, and TO the eject that II it IL well
founded the maker is within The juria.iOtiou Of the
tOBeTs be not granted; that the memorial laid on the
table and the Committee discharged Its uither
consideration. The report ordered to be printed aud
TeCOmmtted.
On motion of Mr.. ARNELL Rer., Tenn) TIE report Of
the Freedmen's Bureau nye,i y ton vas made the spe
cial order for Tuesday February \.
On motion OF MI. CANASAUGH Dem, Montana Sat
urday next assigned for Territorial u mess cxcep
bills FOR the admission of new states
Mr.. BEAMAN rep Mch) from the Committee on
Appropriations reported back the Senate bin gprropIi.
atng Sl0OO iOr Tie prosecution OF the work the
ST. Marie Falls Canal aud sauIt ST. Marie River Mich
Passed.
On motion of Mr.. POLAND Hep VT, the Senate
Joint resolution for the appointment Of Gen William T.
Sherman Regent OF the Smithsonian Institute was
passed.
Mr.. LOGAN Nep., Ill.) moved TO suspend the rules
and pass the Senate joint resolution authorizing the
claims persons against the Government in
With the building OF vessels of he referred 10 this
Court of Claims Agreed TO by Isl Yeas to IS NAYS
Mr. LAFLlS Qep., n. " moved TO suspend the rules
aud pass a bn providing that Assistant Marshall who
aid the field work for the Ninth Census and whose nav
aid moi amount TO s. day, should have their pay in.
crrased ~ that amount. Agreed 70.
The House then adjourned
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HOME NEWS

THE WEATHER ..
M, Han, 1N., Wtsd
Eyv.YopE Hour Tier Bsr "gN Ian Nd ~ n.1 a6k
L. 2}o 5l27 hM Jan 40 RGW.
Gan ~ ~ 1oo Nns .W. =, 9so af2 n w
40 3l2 e. W. ~, ,nn,.r 400 Ian 30.
Misunderstanding nc. 81 n m &c; II D. m, $40
IsTo-Iher AZ n 'ah.ract OF the Central Park heteoro-
log1cai Depli '' inehs.t rnBRNorxrEh DTwsf
a. ia Me-, --.............. ..... 1874
:, ~ w, Maximum at Jshf2 $40
Ns1mum ns p ~ n 90 eg2 Minimum Jan. IT, 600
P,n,, .................''''' oplhaieo''''''''''
"a, aasro. TO u m-Amou1, OF a,i ,s
o. snor from 4 In a. Amount OF vaf ~ ihes
In as1ow 5;45 to II m-AmoGnt Of rsrr ~ n.s
o. cnou from a 10 m.-Amonpt OF Sster " men
ian rom p " m.Amouni Of "sief'' % ioe
Totsl
Total depth OF snow '"''
nstanre Travelled hy the wind iurny the week, sf nilea
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

W
nations were sent TO the Senate to-day:
James r. Brigham Appraiser d NerehsEii.e. Milwaukee Wis
Andrew L. Robinson Appraiser Of Merchandise Evansville Ind
Charlie Bernard Appraiser II Merchandise, Cleveland Ohio
ous We Internal Revenue, FhI Distinct Of Ohio
he consolidated Flint and Second Dst1cis
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There are now nearly 700 students in Cor
oil University and the number ID increasing 20 last That
buildings win soon be necessary for tLNr a'""""'-
Cation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
PAID 1919 CLAIMS.

The TRAVELLERS Oldest Ace dent Insurance Company In Amer
i and has been cce business for neatly seven pears D"
written over 200 General Accident Policies and paid 70 10 policy
he, ornury BY accident sverige SEVEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS DAY, ever since the Conpssy began bo&stsA
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LIFE DEPARTMENT.
LIFE POLICIES.

The TRAVELLERS Life and Endowment Policies Of al AP
pyoyd forms All Policies -orcabI Is Tea Fifteen and Twenty
PAYMENT Policies Eudonis at the option Of NE
Tb, feature Is original with this Company. It's pObss sns
vpdoulsi seer,,y under Definite Contract,
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
RELOW.

BELOW.
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