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ytrxinia Insane Asylum.

At the monthly meeting Of the Exec
utive committee OF the directors OF the
Virginia State Insane asylum, held in
Richmond oa, Thursday last, q state
ment of the expenses for the year ending
July first 1871, was made by the
superintendent, showing q total expen
diture Of as, ,203.37; balance in treas
ury s4,l96.63. The total amount re,
ceived for the support Of the asylum
was $49, 400. During the year there
were admitted 35 males and q females
making a total Of 62. There were
discharged IA males and ii females
total %. Nine males and s females
died-total II. On the lst Of July
there remained 10 the asylum 76 males
and 81 fensles-makiDg a total oI
l63. The total number treated during
the year was 205, viz, 80 males and
LOG females, and the average number
treated per month was l45. Itappears
from other reports presented that the
average number Of officers employed il
25, and that the officers and patient:
are maintained at a cost Of sl76. l6 each
per year which is sl46S per month, or
1889 per week. These figures are
lower than those exhibited BY any
other asylum in the country. At some
the patient is kept at cost Of SS or 3!
per week, and the lowest figures shown
BY an asylum except the Central OF Vir-'
gin ia, $50.
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EUROPE.
Gambetta Creating Trouble.
ILLNESS OF THE POPE.
The English Parliament.

Iuaammatory Speeches by Gambetta
PARIS, July l7-Gambetta is gaining
much Popularity among the altra Re
publicans, both here and at Bordeaux.
He has addressed speeches to large as
semblies in both cities, giving utterance
10 sentiments OF the the most danger
Gus and infammatory character, advo-
eating revenge upon the foreign enemies
Of France and radiance Of those now
occupying her soil. His imprudence
and The evil influences which may prob
ably result causes much apprehension
10 the Government and greatly impedes
it. action towards the fulfillment OF the
national obligations.
Illness Of the Pope.
ROME, July 1.-THE Holy Father is
again indisposed. His physicians are
constantly in attendance and as they
DO not pronounce his illness dangerous,
hopes are entertained OF his rapid con-
vdiescence.
Proceedings In Parliament.
LONDON, July lin the House oil
Lords tonight, the bill for recognizing
The army came up. After a short discus
sion, the matter was put to vote. The
bill was rejected by a majority against
the Government OF twenty-five.
The Cabinet has fully determined to
press the passage Of lhe ballot bill. II
the Lords reject it, is is intended that
the Cabiuet will dissolve.
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SARATOGA.
The Races.


SARATOGA, July ia large attend
ance was present at the races to-day.
The first race was hurdle race Of two
miles, over eight hurdles, ,welter weights
for all ages, $500 to the winner, and
800 TO the second horse. Four horses
started. The race was won bY. McDan-
iels, Oysterm,n being second. During
the race Sanford's saddle turned,
throwing his jockey. He is not hurt
severely, however. Time 4:O4.
The second race was selling race
for purse of $500, for two year olds,
threefourths of a mile. Joe Daniels
won in ll93, Nellie Mcintyre coming
in second and Thompsons flly third.
The third and last race Of the day
was for the Sequel stakes, for three
year olds, $3.50 added, two miles. The
race was won by Mary, who had been
the favorite in the pools, and on whom
heavy sums had been staked; Express
second and Fly the Sea third. Time,
3ln
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Quincy, ILL, July 1.-Two men
were arrested here today, on dispatch
from Augusta, ILL.,, charged with bur
glary. Their names are Chas. Mayes
and Daniel Gerry, and they say they
live in Galva, Illinois. A number ol
watches were found on their persons,
They came here in twolforse buggy,
but claim that it belongs to them and
that they bought it Of John F. Davis,
of Galva, on the lst of July.
A young man named Crane shot an
other young man named Logan near
Daltes City on Friday last, dangerously
wounding him. The cause was about
Young woman.
CINCINNATI, July l7.-Liberty Chap
eI. of the Christian denomination, sltu-
ated near Lockwood, Ohio, was robbed
last night Of carpets, bibles, &c. This
is the third time it has met with like
fate.
PROVIDENCE, July l7.-John Drugan,
laborer, aged sixty years, while walk
ing over the track of the Hartford rail-
road in an intoxicated condition, was
run over and killed by train, his body
being frightfully mangled.
PHILADELPHIA, July l7aM-About four
o'clock this afternoon three boys, named
Cornelius Ryan, aged nine, John Gal
win, aged eleven, and Samuel Glass,
aged nine, were drowned in an old
brickvard pond at Seventeenth and
Reed streets, where they had gone to
lathe
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S~-
FIRES.

New YORK, July l7-About three
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
Doelgers lager beer brewery, East Fifty
fifth street, which damaged the stock
and building to the extent Of $4,000.
The fire originated in some shavings in
the partition OF an ice box.
The dwelling house of Dennis Ryan,
on Twentieth street, Brooklyn, was en-
,lrely destroyed last night. Damage
$1,000; partly insured.
Boston, July ia most destruct'
i've fire took place here this A. NJ,
breaking out on the corner of Dorches
ter and First streets, South Boston,
and before it could be extinguished,
destroyed about twenty-five: wooden
shops and tenement houses. The loss
amounts 10 about $4,000, on which
Ehere is only small insurance.
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A Desperate Old Railroad Assassin
FOiIed by Two Women.
From the Attica Ind Ledger, July IS

From the Attica Qnd.) Ledger, July Is.
Last Thursday evening about Il
o'clock, the devilish attempt was made
to throw the train from the track by
obstructing the road. The attempt was
made abouta mile or so above town
not far from the stone quarry. Two
ladies, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Town, on
their way to church, saw man carrying
stones and putting them on the track.
They watched him until fully satisfied
Of his wicked intention, and following
up as he passed on, removed seventeen
rocks, one piece Of iron used to connect
the ties, and one tie, which was
placed between two ties of the
track, with one end resting on
the rail, so thatits displacement by the
cowcatcher would have been impossible.
The tie was very heavy and it took the
best exertion of both the women TO re-
move it. Only few minutes after, the
passenger train, with it's living human
freight, all unmindful of danger, thun-
dered along, and thanks to these noble
women, passed on without even hint
ofthe terrible danger they had escaped.
A section boss was notified Of the mat.
ter, who brought the report to Mr.. Coen,
freight and ticket agent atthis point.
The ladies reported the man who did
the work, and Mr.. Coen coming to
Marshall NJ. Milford, attorney for
the road here, soon had the necessary
papers made ont for his arrest, and
placed in the hands Of DR.. Cunningham.
As soon as he could get there DR.. Gun
ni1gham appeared at the house oi
the accused, who lives short distance
from the road, east and south Of lpde-
pendence Station, and requested his at.
tendance in town. The name Of the
offender is George w. Coghill, an old
man not less than sixty years OF age.
He asked what he was wanted in town
for, and was informed that he would
know when he got there. He was not
pulled" a minute too soon, as 1t ap-
peared that word had gotten abroad
that he was wanted, and he would very
soon have made himself scarce.
On his arrival here Coghill was taken
before Mayor Milford, and the evidence
appearing direct and conclusive, he was
bound over in the sum Of $1,000, which
be could not give, and was promptly
sent to Covington Jail.
The only reason that can now be ar
rived at for this fendish piece Of bust
ness is this: On the evening the affair
happened, Coghill was in Attica, and
tried to get to ride up home on freight
train, but was refused, it being against
the rule, 1t is thought he got angry
about it, and took this method OF re-
venge. The accused has been resi-
dent OF Warren county for twenty-five
years mast, and has rather bad repu-
tation-drinks too much, and is gene
rally irresponsible. 1t seems altogeth-
er probable that this act will place him
where he will be powerless for revenge
for the rest OF his natural life.
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LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July l7.-President
Grant, after spending the day at Fort
Hamelton, returned by special boat
to Sandy Hook. He arrived at Long
Branch by the 6 P. NJ, train, accom-.
panied by the Marine band, General
Foster and family, Hon. J. Drexel and
family, General Ingalls,, General Voyd
and Colonel Hamilton, and all the
prominent army officers stationed at the
harbor fortifcations. On his arrival
he Immediately proceeded to the Presi-
Dental cottage. Collector John W.
Forney, Of Philadelphia, is the guest OF
Collector Thomas Murphy. Surveyor
A. r. Cornell and family are sojourn'
ing at the West End Hotel.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

A large meeting Of Influential busi'
pess men was held in Richmond, Va,
on Wednesday last. in favor Of making
that city the terminus Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. After hearing the
report of the committee which had
been sent to New York to confer with
the President and Directors OF the road,
and which made q favorable report, a
resolution was adopted appointing q
committee Of ten citizens TO confer with
the City Council, and impress upon them
the importance Of afording the railroad
company such facilities a. may be in
their power for efecting An easy pas
sage OF their trains seross the city Il
the vharyes at or near Rockets.
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Republicans Exercised Over Car
Oltna.

The political condition of affairs in
North Carolina is a source of much un-
easiness to the members of the National
Republican Executive Committee and
they are now endeavoring to perfect q
plan to redeem the State from Dem
ocratic influences. The purpose of the
visit of Attorney General Akerman to
North Carolina is to oppose the Assem-.
bling of the Constitutional Convention,
which it is intended shall meet in
August next, to prepare amendments to
the State constitution, adopted on the
basis OF the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments. in accordance with the
reconstruction acts of Congress, Mr..
Akerman will speak at Weldon to
morrow, and will Immediately return
to Washington and revise his speech
for a campaign document in that State,
where it is proposed to have them gen.
orally distributed. Warrington Di.
pateA.
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To ALTER our present system OF
county government in the way proposed
by Radical newspapers and orators
viz: by an amendment to be proposed
by the Legislature, is to indict the
present extravagant system upon us for
two years longer, at . cost Of $S5O'OOo
per aunum, in excess Of the old system
"a sum larger than the most reckless
estimate which can be made OF the COST
OF Convention. The people will save
thus sum by sustaining the call for .
Convention. II Courier.
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ILLINOIS,.
Funeral of Tad Lincoln.

SrRISGFrELp, July 1.-THE funeral
of Tad Lincoln, this morning, was one
of the largest private funerals ever
witnessed in this city The services
took place from the PresbyterianChurch,
of which Mr.. Lincoln and family had
been members. The funeral service
was preached by Rev. DR.. Brown, Of
Chicago, and was asplendid effort. The
pall.bearers were among the best young
men in the city and the funeral was at
tended by the most distinguished resi-
dents of the city and by many strangers
of note. The remains were deposited in
large tomb in The cemetery. The
number present was estimated to have
been 1000
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NEW JERSEY.
A Terrific Tornado.

VINELAxD. n. j., July IA ter
rife tornado passed over here last even
ing, demolishing the new car house OF
the Vineland railroad and blowing
down a large boarding house, injuring
FIVE persons The Trinity Episcopal
Church was reduced to q mass OF ruins,
and a sexton who had just entered
barely escaped with his life.
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Another Fatal Accident.

We are again called upon to record
another fatal accident caused BY the
premature explosion Of blast About
Two miles from the city on Elk river.
Mr.. Joel Quarter Is having . shan
sunk for coal. OHe Of the men en-
ployed whose name We are unable to
learn. it seems was standing very near
the shaft and was apparently uncon.
scious Of danger. when the blast occur
red and he was instantly killed.-Ra.
navha N.rs.
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Base Ball.

CHICAGO, July l7.-1n the game be-
tween the White Stockings, of Chicago
and Eckfords, Of Brooklyn, to-day, at
Lakeport, the score stood at the end OF
the game 7 to |. in favor OF the White
Stockings. Time OF game, one hour
and forty minutes. Alston, Of Chicago
was umpire. nG~S
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WISCONSIN,.
Site for q New school.

MADISON. July l7.-Governor Fair
child leaves to-day with Commission
OF Normal School Regents to visit sites
for new school in the Sixth dis
trlct, expecting to be absent about
two weeks, and will visit different local
lsIes, making propositions from Stevens
Point to Lacrosse.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PurRativo Pills,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coaied with
sweet gum. purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and Strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure OF all disorders Of the. .stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. NervOusD Diseasea,
Headache, Constipation. COstivenesr, fndi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, BlIiouspess, Bilious Ye-
yer, Inflammation oI the Bowels, Piles and
all arrangements Of the Internal vscers.
Warranted 10 effect n positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, or deieterious drugs.
S~Observe the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders Of the Digestive On.
gans:
the blood In the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Food, Fullness or weight In the stomach,
S0ur Eructations, Sinking or F1uttering st
the Pit Of the stomach, SwimmiDg Of tho
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
Fluttering nj the Heart, Choking OF bufo-
eating Sensations when In lying posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before tbs
sight, Fever and Dull Pain In tho Head,
Deficiency Of PeupirztiOn, fellovpea Of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Chest,
Limbs, ,,and Sodden Fiusbes OF Heat, Burn
ing I'm the Flesh.
A few doses OF Railways Pills viii free the
system from all the above named dborders.
Price. q cents per box. SoId by Druggists.
READ sFA GsE AND TRUE" Send ons
letter stamp to RADWAY a CO., No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York Information
worth thousands will be sent you. jep
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for ffty cents.
There IL not a remedial agent In this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Fevers, (aided by RADWAYS
PILLS., NO quick as RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF. Fifty Cents per Bottle.
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Floating Iron Dock.

The Navy Department advertises for
proposals for the construction Of float
ing iron dock, for repairs to vessels on
their stations, capable of being trans
ported from port to port and capable
of raising and sustaining an iron cla1
vessel $50 leet long, 65 feet wide and Of
5000 tons.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich BIood.--In-
crease ofFIesh and Weight Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage Of Water Inconti-
nence Of Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria, and I'm all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water In thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there 10 .
morbid, dark, bilious appearances, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there In q
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain I'm the small OF the back
and along the lOlnH.
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Every Drop OF the SARsAPARILLIAN
RESOLVEST communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
juices Of the system, the vigor OF Life, fUr it
repairs the wastes OF the body with new and
sound material. Sro6iid, SNphilis, Cbnnmp-
ton, Glanduiu disedse, Ctoeys IN ths 7nrod,
Mouth, Tin,Ors, Nodes IN the Glands dn<lotheT
charges from The EUs, and tie wux yoryl Of
SKIN Dlseds,s, Erupttons, Fetey Sores, Seaid
Head, Ring Worm, SM Rhsum, Eryapeias,
Acre, Black SpOts, Worms IN the Flcsh, 7u
D0rs, Ornners IN The Womb, and all tncaksndn0
and painful dischor0es, Ni0h SiOeafi, Los of
ufhin the curative range of Uhh Hondsr of
Modern CteHiarD, and a Je,0 ddys' tlss rsh
DTope 20 any peTsDn usfn0 Il for efh>7 of thess
lo57ns nj 6i1r1scs In fsxruf Dagey 10 cure fh>yu
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DR.. RApWAY's
RESOLVENT

Has made the most Astonishing Cures-So
Quick, 10 Rapid are the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence Of this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


John II. French was adjudcated bankrupt
last week and Luther c. Voorhees, and Julius T. Ludden
fled voluntary petitions in bankruptcy.
Pending the Erie inquest before the Master
in Equity which will last until about May c. all proceed
Ings are postponed in the United states Circuit Court
i'm the case Of Heath & Raphael against the Erie Rail
way Company, and IN tho case of jay Gould against
Heath Raphael.
In the United States District Court, on Satur-
day IN the salvage case of Henry Wnsor and another
against the steamer Rebecca Clyde, Judge Blachford
gave decision allowing salvage $4,000 the owners OF
the vessel receive $4,000 the master $500. and the re-
msndcr to be divided between the officers and crew, In
proportion TO their respective monthly salaries, the ap
portionment to be made by Commissioner, II required
Surrogate Veeder, of Kings County, admitted
10 probate the wills of Francis c. Abbott of Newark "
j. Nelson H. Curtis Thomas Kennedy, Elizabeth Prosser,
William Pigot. Henry switzer, Mary Ann Fry Charles
s. Miller william II. NanderhOOf, Lucy Thompson Eliza
beth Fischer Thomas j. GildeTseeyc, James keresey,
all OF BROOKLYN Letters Of Administration were granted
on the estates OF Mary A. Scott Hannah Walsh Edmund
Hoole susan Keenan,, Henry Platte Thomas Plunkett,
Edward A. Jarvis all OF Brooklyn. Letters OF Guardian
ship of the estate OF Nicholas c. CARL Of New Lofts, were
granted 10 James Ping; OF Ann Lynch. TO Ann Wilder
OF Edward A. Jarvis, to Daniel NJ Jarvis al OF BIooAyn
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DECIsIONs-~APRIL IS.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court for the
Second District Judges Barnard Gilbert and HogeOou, sitting IL
Tb.oous Burnel agt H. Robertson al Order
sppa led from denying ipuncon smed Gustsre Lndo
om reversed and reference, Henry l. al, respondent,
Cornelius oDon1s ppe'9t-MeuSn 20 d,nir .ppei denied
made at Special Justice Gilbert affirmed without costs Cyrus
Se., appellant Cornsiu. Boyn r''pondentJudgme1i Of
Tob Anderson 81 aDccree OF SURROGATE Nin
cost appellant lsssc Foster esponient-Jdgmsrt
appe4 affirmed With John Rorke respondent 49, Hny
Hawkins sppesnt-Orier appealed from reversed ana asmen oi
verdict with costa John Warren respondent sgt S.hlr
vessels ,ppesnt-Judnent affirmed by default James OAKS
spopde at Peter v Hustled sppesntJuitmen sppe,ed from
sppsIsnt-Jnigmen, appealed affirmed With Hsun,h
Webb respondent sg Jonathan 0ae Jug p
Insurance COMPANY sPpesnisAppeuant not appearing order th,
judgment affirmed unless appellant send IN case within twenty DAY,
joseph Ap.a-JgtemeDt appealed from Tsysr:si
@ cost. Ann Gs P Pt c Saa nGsf aaS.n
ponent All gussy9s Richter asment rs,.r'd Lhe
Otherwise dgm.n affirmed without Of appeal John Docfs
.ponlent al william B5Ss: IAN ,srISd co.
Henhsw appellant John H. Rowland resondentJudnnt ,P
pe4 from sarned With cos F6a Lasaas msSh4 ~ s5
costs Poughleeps and Es r. Il Co. Geo L. D,nn,
Son Wooiu At r -Jnd gen; from affirmed WITH
costs wOrs agt Hugh Do"nsJuigmnt appealed ron 70
yeed and ial ordered sde event Ilo B.aHin
pe,ng Judgment affirmed with Henry Bsetmeyer s hehae
.eoS JACKSON as Ecs shTdnJodgneSt ,ppeaIed om
srmed v Amanda House a Mar L. ..eseH
ir Orlando W Josyn sgt VIM Heath ct al Same ,st J. Fisk j.
Same sg SameJugnth, appealed FROM reversed Win sos Qpn
I %ep y, .ppe sisi fro1a ARMED With costs
GENERAL ORDERorieIed that every Judgment for ih sale Of
bs direct The ocer making the sale forthwith tho
% r Company Re credit Of The action any
allowed by sad Company shall be accounted for part OF the proceed
AZ, on hi appointed by Court made PAYABLE he order
the person OF attorney entitled thereto. By Olie Of the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE,
cOsnos,
Colds EVERYWHERE LAYING
FOUNDATIONS LUsGs
PRuRisT ASTHMA LUSG DoRDERs PEOPLE
UNNECESSARY
E1PosURx, USPoRrUSArE CONTRACT Colds
DR.. JAMES EIrEcroRAST
REMEDY PROMPTLY CURE
CorGHs CoLDs THE Prt
xoNaRr AND BRONCHIAL ORGANS AND nP
TONS SOLD gyERYwHKRR
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE NAVIGATION OF THE
DANUBE.

A Convention of Commissioners of The ~ eat
of Europe has recently closed its sessions III Lon
dom the results OF which have been made public IL
ia known. however. that the Austrian Government nae
selected two distinguished American engineers 10 eA'ii
ne report upon and probably conduct one OF ,no e
important of The operations, VIZ: tne ItmoNn % ~
rocks AT Orsovn 1.-THE Iron Gate) on the eohnnes VI
tria and Turkey Archibald G. Powell Oh sate I'm =,
V and the Hon VIM j. McApine, formerly , sur , i.
gneer OF New-York are the two selected Inc ioi NJ
sailed on the 18TH inst, in the Bremen steSeI, anu %
NJ Soi,a W., soon follow him. Mr. Powell was tle can
ddatf Of the Republican party In 1867 for the Once ol
state Engineer rendered to him by the unanhous ~,
- a. Cnventiou because Of his acknowledged aDiltls
his high moral character, and his sound practical jung
mant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Eighth Ward election riots. The wllhHst Horse Rail
read has been completed from the Ere Railway Depot
10 its connection with the Cedar lawn Horse Railroad
Bowers carpenter shop destroyed by fire sat
urday night about 81 200 The adjoining stable OF
Alec Tbbee was damaged several hundred doliars.J
PoMrToN the citizens have celebrated the first ap
pearance ot locomotive at this place. and entertained
party of G xcursionists over the Midland Roadway.
BHLvIDERR--An old lady named Beers was frightened
10 death Friday night by an alarm VI fire.
TRHNToN-The annual meeting Of the Camden ana
AmbOy Railroad Company will be held here May TO-