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two eoders who deserted 20 the rank Of the Commune
Fires started 10y the insurgents TO rage in the
forests of Algeria The City Council OF Paris has voted
raise 3o0OOooo francs TO be used for the rebuilding
and repair Of edfces destroyed injured during The
reign Of the Commune.
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damp. The sister, not hearing him, also descchHen,
Briggs, coming TO the mine with his brother anu hei
man. and not hearing his children they also descended
after another, making 1--WE persons VINO were SUBJ
Gated AT the Last accounts but two bodies hau DIeh re-
covered.
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(,IlIIA.

CONTAMINATED CHANGE IN TIE MANAGEMENT
OF THE JUNTA-FRAhClS AGUiLERA AND RA-
MON CEsPEDEs TO SUCCEED MIGUEL DE AL
DANA.
Considerable excitement now prevails in
Cuban circles throughout the city over the contemplated
change in tho management Of Cuban affairs in
this country. For long time past serious
discussions have divided the Cuban sdherents
in this city, and rendered almost abortive their
attempts TO assist their friends IN the Island OF Cuba
These factions were respectively known as the one
saba" and "Junta'' parties ana al'hougn severh at
tennis were made by the latter party 10 conciliate the
former, no union perfected
Hoping TO improve the rather gloomy condition OF AZ
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
The Portland. DaIles. and Salt Lake Railroad

tn. ;,oucst NJ East Cambridge, Mass, resulted
h, 49,, t,,c. nfnt, suspected Of being Niei with cpHl,
Az I'm, eaase, and The wonss. Caaher, discharged Rom
arrest
The Portland. Dalles. and Salt Lake Railroad
r. cnnnss suit the Oregon Stean Navigation
ns a. The rgi oWsy through the pas ~ the COLUMBIA 81 Tie
C,sd Iia. pass only through Which The 0'~psh can
build their road
The acting United states Consul at III. nong g
Yon. 80 m ssn the roH o. The eaees aezd 70
lave s"" mmted on Losh the .p Aip Bans Published u NV
~ M - ue, p INITIATED and one stabbed nc rate bsI
Cn Arthur b,d no trouble whatever WITH me crew and no oAe was
,,oa, iniad The invest gated before Tue cohsu.
The Pennsylvania Conpnhy NV %iGm
ess west Of P.IarTb eosPsa 10, s ls.ss % ne NE
controlling intcresi 10 the Ohio Bntge at loalNle ny W.
the control o AL hn
d. Ch,a p,s, :, rd Les, 10 the sos'h ssi sss
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=. ,o,y. COIL MINE STORY.

KroKuk, Iowa, Aug. i2.-Near Eddyville,
,ov, Yesterday, william Briggs, intending reopen
,a coal Shaft sent his and daughter Dip out water
tn .on sent down ladder and was sunocsted by fire
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FOREIGN NEW y.
TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON

CIIYrT- TTSTICE COCKBTHN 1s,,7,>I,IIE SWISS
TRAITOR FOR GREAT hnr 'ppoINTEp.
EEPRESENlAii'" LONDON. Aug 10, ISL
1o-o cniofJustcc Cockburn has -. been Tsn,p pp Of
POINTED arbitrator 10. eng os mp Of the case for the British
Washington. TIC 'atr,sfcd TO the Lord Chancellor
sovernm'nt pas n and prof Montague Bernard as as
Great Britain ol' rene Switzerland states that the
disp 'ou Coun.1 has resolved TO reserve the APP
sT'+' an arbitrator on Che part Of switzerland
Poln'Ss',I Alabama claims until aor those Of England
.rd Italy are selected
~'' Mr.. ApAns's COMMISSION SIGNED
,,,...,,,crov. Aug. 13.--The commission OF
t,,,cis Adams ms arbitrator under The Treaty oil
was signed by the Secretary Of state, at
- r,u,l. and sen; 70 the state Department, aud was
,,r,'a,,ed hence 20 SIR. Adams. yesterday
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SPAIN.


ARRIVAL OF A MISSING STEAMER.
CADz, Aug. 10, 1871.
The missing steamer Espana, of this port
arrived to-day. She broke her shaft, aud nne days
under sail. She made repairs at Porto Rico.
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, Aug. IL, 1871.

TIE CHOLERA At KONIGSBEBG-sANITARY PRE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCHOOLS FOR AL
SAGE AND LORRAINE.
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The Official Gazette publishes n decree APP
propratng for public two converts and three plots
OF ground in Rome belonging 10 religious bodies
An encyccal letter las been issued by the Pope,
urgng the faithful to offer prayers for the freedom Oh
the Holy See and the triumph and tranquility OF the
Roman Church.
sipnor s,la Minister of Finance, is opposed to fresh
issue Of rentes.
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ITAIY.
ROME, Aug. IS 1871.

! GROUND BELONGING TO RELIGIOUS BODIES N-
! PROPEIATED FOR PUBLIC UsE-IliE foPE
APPEALING TO THE FAITHFUL.
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PRDLOSG ATOM or Il. THIERs'S rLEN-A VOTE
~ THE ASST BIY on THE sJBJLCI-A Pr
glIICN FOR TIE REMOVAL OF TIE CAPirAL
TO PAGIs-TRIAL VI THE COMMUNISTS.
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WASHINGTON.

LACKMAILING sYSTEMATIZED IN THE POLICE
COURT-DIFFICULTY OF COLLECTING REyE-
NUE. IN TIE SOUTII-TIIE TAX on BORROWED
CAPITAL CONTINUED-COTTON PROsPECS-
REMOVAL OF NEW YORK REVENUE OFFICERS.
IRY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNRI
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THE CAREY CASE.

The Diysteriaus Murder ON ST. Patric<'s Day.
Coroner Schirmer, IN the absence OF Coroner Kcc-
man, resumed the investigation yesterday In rela.
ton to the death of John Carey from injuries re-
ceved on the evening OF the nth OF March, at No. 81
Bethune street. at the hands, as alleged, Of Collins,
McGovern, Shaughnessy and Frederick, the last of
whom keeps the liquor store where the occurrence
took place.
John II. Kcrshaw, officer OF the Ninth precinct,
;csled-On the night of March IL be was told there
was a disturbance IN Dchunc street; went there and
saw o crowd Dispensing saw Carey tdeceasco) there,
and took him to the corner; he SAID that he ana
McGoyeln had light, and he got McGoycrn down
and got the best OF nun, ana whlle he had
him down some one kckel or struck him
Win brass kaueklcs, couldn't tell which: he didn't
want any one arrested; sa nim ten minutes after.
wards at his own doors he had blood on his lace;
saw hiu q uay OF two after alo Ac sJid nc was get
ting along very wen, and wouid DC right In Il few
an the night or the nght gong uto Brodcrick's
store and saw 0'Conneg nc the corner OF Washing
ton street.
otuer witnesses were called, hn, rs at the prcvi-
ous Investigation, neither OF them Knew anyth
aIpul IL. gaptaiu Wasnpurn. oil the Ninth precinct
polIcc stated that he had done all he could TO oo-
iuln testimony inslh.s case, but had not succeeded.
No fnnuVht Hrudprlck Kin W all about II, Out lg
understood he mad left the city,
the Jury found that deceased came To his death
from Injuries received at the hands ol some per4On
or uerson, To them unkaOWu. and collins and
McGoycrn were discharged rom custody.
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l0 G ISLAND CYST p BAYS.

A Conspiracy Discovered--iIow the Yankees
Tried 10 Ieg.siatc an the Oyster Vncstlor.
the question OF possession OF the bays Is again
prominent with the people OF Long Island. A oil
has been drawn which The people say is 10 The in.
terest Of the Connecticut pilicrcrs aud squatters.
ZION over the bays, nud asks tine Lcgsla
t,re To authorize the trustees 10 lease
inc lands. The trustees contend mat they
now have this power No person can lease more
,naa 100 acres wh ch would give the Connecticut
OYSTER men almost exclusive possession OF The bays
~ the natives coald not lease ~ many acres nor
nynrd 10 nav NJ nigh prices IA the monopoIists. The
bin also roc ugn,zcs the right of tic foreigners now
IN possession or tac lands, ana creates special tr
bu,al OUTSIDE OF the courts 10 determine dispute.
the matter has created intense cXcitcmcnt, aud IL
WAS only by accident the bin was discovered. II IL
everywhere conceded az u sharp Yankee trick con-
cOc,cd by some local politicians ana the New Ea-
gland dealers.
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STREET Qy,TATI)lS.
Half-pnst Five O'Clock p. NJ.


TUESDAY, April 1l-6 r. NJ
AshEs.- Receipts, ss packages The pot was
quiet but steady, with small sales at So rs S7 Pear
continued scarce and nominal a. RS 20 n 80 25.
CoFFEE.-rhe market for Rio steady, but inactive
There were no sales aside from small lots from
second hands Other descriptions were generally
dull, but unchanged We note sales of about 1,sUU
bags Laguayra private terms. We quote:.-
Cargoes Rio ordinary, l0c ga l0dc; fair, 10slc Ike;
good Ike l2c prime. PIC l2slc.-god bond sixty
days; Maracabo, 14c lsc. Laguayra HI9c slc; st.
Domingo, in bond, 9sc 1o'lc; Java 1910. a 22c-god
duty paid. Messrs. Arden White pute the stock OF
Rio and Santos ia the United States folio York.
A7sl Baltimore, 32u79; Savannah, 1900; New Orleans
e40a Mobile, 5273. Total, lO3,04l bags.
CoPPER.-Amercan ngot quiet and hardly seadyin
value without, however, any decided change
225,0nl lbs. at Fl 2l4c lake. Manufactured
copper inactive 30c for sheathn, 1gc for
clean old sheahing, BIC for brayers and bots
nails. Yellow metal aparngy dealt in. We quote
Bronze and new sheathng, u &C. 2lesc; nails, 22c.
bolts 2ic.
CASpLrs were in small demand. Prices uncha nged
Patent sperm S9c. doc PLAN SPERM 29c S5c. searc
2sc. &c, aud adamanpe, 13c. y loo.
CoFloN-Ihe market for this staple was dun but not
lower, excepting in the instance OF good miidnr which
grade was reduced &c per H. The general market
weak, and ar.e iaes especially difficult place
quotations The demand was chiefly from exporters The
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The attendance at the Exchange yesterday was
fair, ana there was much inquiry for eligibly situ-
ated property, both improved ana un,nproved. Five
auctioneers were busy for time, and, While none
Of them had large offerings, each obtained satislac-
tory prices. good business is expected TO be done
In country real estate This season. Appended Is
report OF the sales made yesterday
NEW YORK PRoPTgrY--BY 3. H. LUDLOW AND co.
House AMI No. As West oh ST. lot .%3750
House and S4j West ast ST., lot i6.Ss93g 80
81 y. BfTrcKER soS AND co.
ana lot ll5 Fast seth st., .lxbNy coo
House and lot No a3 East Goth .nx5nx00 40
House and 10: No. 2s6 tU ST. 2axa5x half block z5so0
MULLER, WILKINS AND 30.
House lot No 100 Amy ST.. lot u llyl5. 1900
M'6UIRE.
House lot No. 46 East 9th ST. between Let and ID
l7.1nxi5Nl0j IslbJ
avs, H. loxljxl00 goo
House and lot No 40 East 51t ST. between LIST and I'd
avs I7l0xa5x0l. ...... ...............,....i2s5 $50
Leasehold property West ST., 12.3 It. n Of Barclay
ST., Rhinelander lease, II years May l. 1905,
with renewal Mt valuation rent 81 ,O00 size lhax
JOHNSON AM MILLER -BtopRLyN PROPERLY
Five lots Hayward ST., Brooklyn, commencing ~ T. -
G.
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raLtai
TotG.........>........25, 0y @ 0i8 es6s2 $500
Total since September, 1870 s:966Se time last year.

The ations based cotton running IN quality
more than half grade below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GKArs.-Receipts -four, 10 lsl bbls. wheat
s3h2 bushels 7-s0u bushels meal 20hbls.
$50 bags oats IT. $50 Dnsncls The Hour market ruled dull
The sales about 100 bb.s. Guotaors
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Included in the above III bales The market
for future deliveries inactive and rather easier without
however marked decline. The sales to-day
fined 1900 bales as oilows: 200 at lsc,
% l56c, 100 EACH April May June July and August,
&c., together 100 each, April and May at sc together
June 100 Mt i4c loo at 10 ls1dc; july 800 at sc
gust 500 at 4c. Yesterday, after Change 200 bales
sold folows:-Ap $40 Is l56c April and 100
May at 49, together Total 1880 bales. Receipts the
ports thus far TINS week
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FTN II M M
Wneat quiet but tim. We es OF about 10000
bushels, a ~ - Tor oil winter store, II 05 for new ia
common new spring reported NJ nbout equivalent
IN 81 ~ In store. corn dull and lower 'Ioe
ST. were about $4,000 buchels, ut 7sc a Use Tor
mixed Gc. S3s. Cor yellow Sic. tor Southern yellow clos
tng AZ nc for mixed Oats dun 6sc suc for
Western and 1Rc for Ohio and State with sales
bushels, within The range. BavI-y dull ANA nominal
81 l0aSi IL for canada and ~ 70 for bay Quiuie
fRrIGnss we're hrmer for gram and petroleum. with
crease OF business particularly In petroleum. charters That
class OF tonnage scarce and rates tend upward The en-
gagcmenis wcIe:To Liverpool, by s,eS0 $1,000 bushels
gram ~ So asaf including two loads last night a
5ld uD bales cotton led h0 boxes bacon gas and $50
teres ard JUS. 10 London 5000 bushels rain bv sail ut
irom 9sS ~. TO Bremen, 81 hnd coo, ns 40 Ant.
weth ~ hh's tobacco, 37s Cd. The charters were
we ptlgs, each with fu0 bbls refined re.
Woeufn, 10 the Baltic as., bark, $3.50 bbs crude
40 W fnnstadt hs DID, 1--WE barks from Phade pha
t0ntnent between iIavre and Hamburg, with nh to
Lha TO the Continent with $500 do 9d another from
ihiadeiphia TO Copenhagen ORDERS with so
g. w. another with 3,0UO to-. from Philadelphia Bre.
men, So 3D. bark hence to Cork, for ORDER ith
grain, 5s. 3D., with ID. on II direct another to port IN
Bristol Channel with 1900 qrs grain, a.. 3D. another
Baltimore To- Asrinwal, with coal, rs 62k. brig south
SIDE aupa and back with sngar, Ne another to Moncvdeo
anu B.enos Aye, General cargo. private terms ana
priinaGe.
tiuNNrre.Th market confined duh and unchanrei
There business either 81 bags. We uuotc
Bags, l5hc al ic, snd Igc Ia19c. for cloth.
uBMp AID JuIf.--lhc market quet and inactive.
Sales OF vJ ba es juto butts at &C. cash. We
alc lpc gold; Sisa, &C. do; Tampico, rye &c. do in
bond, and sum &C. dressed American, 81 70 ~ IS per
ton currency; unaresscd do, III - 81 10 per ton,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAKER-GoppARp. On Tuesday. April II, AZ st.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, by BISHOP James,
assisted BY Rev. r. Bottome, THOMAS ID. BAKER 10
EMMIE BETHAM. adopted daughter Of w. IL. GOd.
lard, all OF this city.
HULL-GAMsy.-At Mechanicsvllle. on Sunday,
April ., by the Rev. Mr. Walker, Mr. j. A. Hull, or
Ca bondale, H., to Miss LUCY GAMsY OF Sor.hville,
n. Y.
JoYCE-DoYIE.--On Tuesday, April II, nj St.
Johns church, Orange county, n H., by the Rev. T..
Hickey. DR.. +, K. JOKES To ELLEN o.. DOYLE, both of
Orange, N. j.
HAvA-RANDoLPH.-- this city, on Monday cven-
ing April 10, bv Rev. John Cotton Smith. u. d.,
GABRIEL A. HAvA, NJ. H., OF Havana, Cuba 10 MAY
Cotton, second daughter or X. j. Randolph, Esq,
OF Chicago, III. No cards.
SToRN--BoYp.--0n Tuesday, April IL. at St.
Georges church, by the Hey. Stephen H. Tyng,
u. D., Mr.. THOMAS STORM 10 Miss SARAH NJ, daugh.
ter OF the late John 4. Boyd, ESD, and grand
daughter OF the lato Or. Thomas Boyd.
NoGELL-FoERSCH.-O Monday, April 10, ny the
Rev. Christopher Rhodes, FREDERICK j. NOdEiL TO
ASTRaEA O., daughter OF the Rev. j. Augustus
Focrsch, .. d., both ol this CITY,.
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LATEST PRICES or GOVERNMENT BONDS.

l4A
The following were the closing street prices
for the government list:-United States cur
rency SKIES 1883 1l5s; do. SKIES 1881, registered,
ll8ta l6,s do. do, coupon, 1868 1853; do. nve
twenties registered, May and November, l09t4
lo9Is: do do, 1852, coupon, do, 1l21 1928; do.
DO, 1894 do. do, 1924 il22s do. do, 1865 do.
DO. 1l2A 1l2fS; do. do. registered January ami
July IllM NIX: do do, 1865, coupon DO, Ill 70
llIa.; do. do, 1867, do. do, 1llh 11l2& do do,
1865 do do. ll2 1l21S; do. tcn-lores registered,
los,k a 1888; do. do, coupon. los y 1854
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was generally duh. The Louis
ianas were heavy on the publication OF a circular
purnortirg TO come from the merchants OF New
Orleans denounclng the manner in which the state
debt was crea,ed--tne movement being similar TO
tnat recently initiated at Charleston against the
bonis OF South Carolina. The North Caro-
nas ana Tcunessees were strong and higher.
The following were the final street prices
Tennessee, ex coupon, &C a "a; do new. CO 90 .;
Virginia. ex coupon 6s a 10; do. ness, ~ 70; do.
registered stock old, 80 0js4; Georgia skies, "A
s.; do. seveus 90 n o.; do. sevens, old, e2 20;
North Carolina, ex coupon, as 4Si5; do. lund-
ing 1866 81 80; do. do 1868, so 81; do new "a
&c; do special tax, 1sis 10; Missouri siNes,
a2s. a 02H; do Hannibal and St Joseph, OF 4 9lai
Louisiana skies, 6s 70, do. new, 63 6j, do. eNee
skies, az Il 10; no. 40 clEHls, - w, 10 teiheh''
airy seyens ~ a IS; do. railroad eiahls, 7ba 500
Ala anna nves, 10 70; do. eights, l02 l0i; do.
railroad Fights 95 100; South Carolina skies 70 So
do new, January and July. 60A u o.; do. do,
Apr and October, 50 n co; do registered STOCK od,
60 a 65; Arkansas SKIES So 90; do. sevens, 80 81;
Mobile amt ono sterling, IS so; Go. interest
c!gls, SO So 10. second mortgage eights, di dd;
Mississippi Central Railroad nrst mortgage seVens,
50 Sc do. second do. Fights, Is 7s; New orleans
ana Jackson first mortgage, IS 81; DO. second do
IS so; Memphis and Charleston Railroad hrst mort
gaze IS %; DO, second mortgage, IS so; Green
willie ana Columbia Railroad. guaranteed South caro-
lima, 81 GO; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed
Georgia, T2a75; Wilmington, Charlotte ana kuthet'
ford eighs SO a SO; Memphis city SKIES 5o1s q o1;
Savannah CITY seyens, s, u 81; New orleans con-
soils old 70 10; do issue railroad skies, ~ Il 10;
do. new sevens, u a "a.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The fluctuations the price OF gold during The day
| were as lollows:--
| 10 A. M...........lI0h or. M........."""i10ia
1880 A. M........lI0sa ST.. llOia
| III A. M...........Loi4 az Internationally
i - ~ flO1t b3O II, M...flOi4 ITO z.
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TIE COTTON MOVEMENT.
List of American Cotton Carxocs Delivered at
Liverpool, April 10 and II.

LIVERPOOL, ApI1 H. 1877.
The undermined vessels arrived at tnis pors dur
ing yesterday and to-day with cargoes OF cotton from
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Died.

AMrrg-on Monday, April %, ANS, wife CT
James iunerY, IN the S3ih year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends or he family, also TIE
members OF the Duane Methodist Episcopal church.
are respectfully mvitcl TO attend the funeral. nom
her late residence No. IA Barrow street, tbs
"wednesday afternoon. at three o'ciock,
BgENoND.-on Monday, April u, PIERRE A., son
~ Mrs Elizabeth ana the late John Grcmond, after
a short illness, m the 10Th year Of his age
The friends u the family are invited TO attend the
fnneral from tue residence 81 Mr. j. W. stewart, No.
a Jane street, Oh Thursday AFTERNOON, ut two
BUeirY-ou Monday, April 10, Jous Ioucocx
BtRfEy, in the 32d year or MS are.
The rciatives and friends OF the family are Invited
al tend The funeral, from his late residence No.
is Walker street, this wednesday, afternoon, ut
Albany ana Troy papers please copy.
CASEY. on Tuesday, Aprt II, PATRICK CASEY,
native q the county Westme,tll, parish Ballymore,
Ireland, IN the 56th year Of his age.
fhc friends arc respectfully invited TO attend ne
funeral. on Thursday, from his late residence, liz
West iwenty-Scvcnth street..
CHtuScEy.- suddenly, on Monday. Arril 10. OF his
resldencc, brookIynComm 4 nc JONI 81 CHAUSCEY,
Ihe funeral win take place from st. MARKS church,
Tenth street aud sec nd avenue, New iork,
Thursday afternoon 40 three Oci0 X. The lrleads
aud relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend.
CoNROY.--On Monday. April -. THOMAS d. Cos.
ROY, 4 native Oh the county foss0mmon, ireland.
Tue funeral WI! take place from Bellevue Hospital
this Wednesday acrnoOn, at half.a one o'clock.
CoSxLiNG.--At New Orleans, on Monday, April s.
FREDERICK q. CoSR Ing, eldest son Of Frederick a.
and Eleanora Y. Conkp.
the relatives ana irlehds or shc family are re.
Vu"otcu W ateNu lic AuEeFb, HDu INC presbyterian
church, corner OF Fourth avenue and twenty
street, tins "wednesday morning, at hafpast nne
O'Clock.
At a meeting OF THE Trustees ~ the Yves. Sltle
SAVINGS Bank, he'd N ;hcir banking rooms, No. ISL
sixth avenue, ru Tuesday evening, April H. 1871,
for the purpose Of giving EXPRESSION to tncr feelings
OF sympathy with their plcsIacnt, Mr., i. A. Cong
ing IN The lgreparablc loss H. has sustained Ia tie
death OF his eldest sou, Frederick q. tonting-a
young gentleman 0! great atainncius and d un-
nsnal rrpnSc--lt was
Resolved, int me members cf this Board .cnder
to their respected President AMI nssociatc, aid Ike.
wise 10 the members ~ nus fainiY. their nnfpiRnci
sympathy aud heariclr sorrow IN the SAD bcfeavc
ment with which 1t mas pleased Gci IN Ills Initiate
mercy to visit theni
Resolved, INT rs mark Of respect we VIII
attend the uncfa. o, The late Frederick ~ t0nkling
Resolved Jhat these resolutions re catered IN tue
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-04-27
A String of 'El,.

Whom did Adam marry, and wher
did he marry her? One Eve,
What was her bridal dress? Rarel,
nothing.
Not even q ribbon? No, she had nc
need of one she was q rib-bone herself
When Adam and Eve were in the gar
dening business, at what time did they
commence picking apples? In the Fall.
What was the first step they took in
the sugar business? Raising Cane.
Why did not Cain make good sugar +:
Because he wasn't Abel.
Spirit, as well as sugar, comes from
cane what evil resulted from this Cain S
spirit? Abel got slowed.
What reason have we to suppose that
Cain also got slowed? He went imme-
diately to the land OF Nod.
Who was the wisest man? Knower.
What did he know2 Heknew enough
to go in out of the rain.
Why is the letter G like death? 1t
makes ghosts of hosts and is always in
the midst of slaughter.