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Volcanic Eruptions in Mexico.

The San Francisco Bulletin, of January 20, says: The telegaph reports a destrutlye eruption ef the volcano of Churubusco, in Mexico and the probability that the great peak of Orizaba, will break forth. The former vol- cano is situated about sixty miles south of the city of Mexico, at the end of the paley, and is one of the numerous volcanic peaks which dominate the grand amphithealre of mountains surrounding the valley of the capital, but it is ot inferior elevation to some its neighbors of the Sierra Madre, like Popocatepetl and Iz- taccihuati, which rise respectively, l7, ,72O and 5,7o5 feet above the level of the sea. None of the three peaks just named have been in violent eruption during two centuries, though Popocatepetl often emits smoke, and Oriza5a, situated in a lower altitude, has been quiet for more thao three ecentd-ies. A gradual eIeveto of the country has been steady going on, in common with that of the whole Pacific Ameri- can coast, and at intervals Of fifty or a hundred years some great eruption akes place, In 1859 the volcano of JurIlo burst suddenly from the midst ofa cultivated plain of table land, and in few weeks attained a height ofover four thousand feet Within the past year the peak of Colima, only riety miles from the north ern coast of Mexico, burst irto flame and is still pouring forth masses OfrocR, hut no lava. No Cherubusco las broken the rest of l~euy gene rations. It must present graod sight fror-,he capital, bul the villagers about the base whose properly has been destroyed will find no conso- la.ionin this. The remarkable exemption oi California from earthquake shocks during the past year may possibly be due to the oPei'i'g ur vents in MaXico.
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|. s''''a publisher lately gave notice that ,,. .''eA'ed to spend fifty dollars fo7 the pnr,
 n. gs.ong up "a new head" for his pa per.
 s.%y sA.Gay one of his subscribers iro pped A, as following note: Don't you do it Ret
 ,s,. ' donkey and get a new head for the ,I.' ,'' That subscriber was wounded q. inc
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04

An editor aIarm bg i'e raP'd increase of acertain class 6. shoOtiug eases, announced determination to turn over new social lesf in these words:
 All men wives who have hitherto enjoyed the advantages of our acquaintance, are hereby notified that this ceases to-day, never to be renewed. Somebody perishes inglorious- ly every day for being on speaking terms with married women, and we do not care to have our turn come around, Deeply grato- ful for the past forbearance of eggrived bus- bands, We make our bow and retire. Who- ever shall attempt to introduce Us to his wife, CT any other mans, will be regarded as a conspirator against our precious life, and sub. jected to abuse in the colams of this ourOal,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04

A NEWSPAPER editor up iu Oregon tells of subscriber who stopped his paper, aud inless than week was so severely kicked by mule that his fife is despaired of.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-04
Agency.

LP. Fisher of San Francisco is the only au- ,sdled sgent for the ARIzoYAY, on the Pacific fas;
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THE SUICIDAL CAT.

There was @ man named Ferguson, He lived on Market street, He had a speckIed Thomas Cat That couldn't well be beat; He'd catch more mice and rats and sich Than forty cats could eat Tns cat would come into the room And cGm0 up In chair, kni there he'd stand lick hisself kud purr so awful queer, I4a, Ferguson would yell at him But -tili he | puIr severe. Ari bea he'd climb the moou-lit fence Aad lgaf around and yowi, knd spi; and slap another cat
 Along de of lae jowl Aad then they both would shake their tails &nd jamp around and LowI. Ca, this here cat Of Ferguson
 Was fearful then to see; lied yell prsei.ely Ike h9 was Iu fearful agony; You | think a first class stomach -ache Had struck small baby. And all the mothers in the street, Walked by the horrid din Would rise right up and search their babes To find the worryin' pin And still this vigorous eat would ksep Ahollerin' like sin. And as for Mir. Ferguson,
 Twas more than he could bear, And so he hurled his boot jack out Right through the midnight air; But this vociferous Thomas Cat Not one cent did he care For still he yowled and kept his fur Astsndin' up on end, And his old spine a doubliu' up As far as t would bend, As if his hopes of happiness
 D'd onhis lungs depend. 6ut while curyin' ofhis spine
 And waiting toattack A cal upon the other fence,
 There came an awful crack ana thls here speckled Thomas Cat
 Was busted in the back. "asn ferguson cane down next day
 Ibsre lay his old feline. Ana not life was lett in him
 Although he had had nine; Aii .,n this has come" said Ferguson,
 Vfcurvin' of his spine" NOV all men whose tender hearts lhlS painful tale does rack, 'u;' take this moral 10 yourselves,
 al ot you, white and black, Lon ever go, like this here cat.
 10 gethn up your back.
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.,,.,sd every Saturday at TucsOn' A. l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AN ExPHcTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL. =
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suAnr Norcr..rom Mceorern, q


SHARP NorcE.-Tom McGovern, a
Woodworking and energetic man, who
has been trading and teaming at Reno
and Virginia City, gives q sharp notice
to his debtors In the advertising col
umns of the NEWS to-day. Tom
means business, and all who owe hin,
In Virginia City or Gold Hill had bet
ter see him before next Thursday even.
ing, as he intends to sue If they do not
settle. He says he has begged often
enough for a settlement.
Town ELEcrIoN.-At the meeting Of
the Town Trustees, held last evening,
the annual municipal election was or
dered to be held OH Monday, May LIST.
Sec notice in another column. The
quarterly report Of the Treasurer and
Town Clerk were also ordered pub
lished, and will appear tomorrow.
The STAGE RoBBERs.-The trial OF
johnson and Dean, the Geiger Grade
stage robbers, closes to-day. The ties.
timony Is all in, and the arguments OF
counsel are to conclude at 4 O'Clock p.
NJ, when the cas- is to 90 to the jury.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
BOARD OF town TRUSTEES.

GOLD HILL, April 10, lS7l.-Board
met at $50 p. NJ. Present-Messrs. HUI
guet, Mercer, Gallagher, and Presi-
dent Flagg.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Finance Committee made no
report.
The Committee on Streets report
them In good condition.
The quarterly reports Of the Treasu-
rer, Clerk, Marshal and Justice of the
Peace were received and referred to
the Finance Committee.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee L. Gallagher,
1854; G.. Hunt, $40; Liberty Engine
COMPANY, SIG; S. w. ChubbucS,
$5l rs; NJ. Lloyd. sos so; J. New
house, 300; W. Mcnamara, $l06 IS;
II. Crandall, $3.50; J. Lowry, $l3;
W. lily Doane, $50.
On motion. the Clerk was instructed
to give notice In the Gold Hill News
that an election will be held in the
town Of Gold Hill OIL the lst day of
May, A. d. 1871, for three Trustees for
the First Ward and two Trustees for
the Second Ward, and one Town Trea-
surer. The polls to be holden at yell
low Jacket and Lincoln hose houses,
and to DO open from s A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ,
same day.
On motion, W. d. c. Gibson was
appointed Inspector and w. II. Stone
and Jacob Fox Judges for the First
Ward; and John Randall Inspector
and W. H. Gray and L. c. McMurtrie
Judges for the Second Ward.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet Monday, April 18th, 1871.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is rapidly supcrsedins all other preparations fol
producing Elegant. Sweet aud Wholesome ROLLS,
BISCUITS, BREAD. Buekwhsat and other Gridds
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable. and always
ready for immediate use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder In the World. and It WILL KEEP on
LAND OR SEA. In any climate, for years. 1t Is
well adapted TO tho use OF Housekeepes, Miners
Mariners, Emigrants, etc. and is. In fact. In every
respect, the BEST YEAST POWDER made 40
the Kitchen. the Camp, the Galley"
Manufactured by DOoLEY L BROTHER.
60 New Street. New York.
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At TWELVE DOLLARS.
No TOY Machines Sold.

Acomplete set Of attachments for hemming
ine, coarse and wide, binding any material,
quilting, tucking and making the next tuck,
rrhlInG and gathering, doing away with basting
altogether. Made to suit any machine: Only
the complete oct sO!d-FlVE
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The Common Sense. 0ctagon. Banner, and
all other hand machines, with outfit, hemmer
and tucker,
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AT THIRTY DOLLARS.

The Buckeye. Diamond, American, Homo
Shuttle, Bristol, with outfit, table, attachments
and case,
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MACHINES.

The Lamb at sN; the Crane at $45; tho Hlnk.
lev and Diamond, $27: the Bickford, American,
Essick and New Haven, go.
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TIE MS:

When the money Is sent with the order, we
ship with all freight charges prepaid a. far 40
the Mississippi, or sent &C. y. d." on receipt
Of half the amount, and charges added.
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SEWING MACHINES.
COMPETITION DEFiEpl

WE SELL THE SINGER. WHEELER q
w Wilson, Howe, Elliptic, Grover & Baker,
Weed, Parham. Keystone, Blees, Gold Medal,
American Combination, Davis, Empire, Finkle
& Lyon, Wilcox & Gibbs, with complete outnt,
latest improvements, all extra attachments and
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AT SIXTY DOLLARS.
AT THIRTY-EIcHT DOLLARS.

The Wilson, Folsom, Mclean & Hooper. Bar:
thram & Fanton. with outfit, improvements, al
extra attachments and caso,
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Quantity W. Quality.

DooLEY.s YEAST POWDER stands preeminent In
market as being the only Baking Powder that Is free
from injurious substances. Not only this, but each
package contains the FULL QUANTITY REPRESENTED.
while the quality Is far superior TO all Others. Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER will produce from twenty-five
TO MY per cent. more good bread, rolls, biscuits,
pastry, etc, than that OF other manufacture, while
IL Is always convenient to have In the house. and Is
reliable and economical. II you have. not tried It,
ask for II at your Grocer's, and take no'other.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

A SECOND HAND vICTOnIA-COST Sao0, USED
n three months, price $500 several Pony fhaetons six
seat Ieims ntcwGs close ard open Coaches little used.
H. B. WITTY 4 CO, 10 ncvins street, Brooklyn.
A PURCHASERS OF FINE CARRIAGES ARE IN.
a. ved TO examine Patent Landau cts, constructed
that the Gass front Is always cari1sae
HAM, Fourth and broadway.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEXENTs-sKcosD PAor-Four,h fifth and sixth
sILtIAkPS1 1S5SSa nns,S SAeSS,ss ssisna.
Tss ss column m
BUSINESS orPoki Usi1IEs- NINTH PAGE Third col
STH sEsE Esaaa y5s column
CLERKS AsD HSS@s sALEsxEK rAaE-Fir.s col.
Esp sss@
CoAsT%isE ssf"sa f1 ana sixth
CorAsYSEksHIrs-N -NsrH pAeE-Th;rd column.
DASciSs AcA6EMins-ssoosn PAaE-rnira iii1 column.
DENIisIR -NISrn @ pAaE-s,xth column.
DWsELfsa Hsusss 70 ET RsisPiEp asH OR uSrUa
EuR6rsas Solnn column
GIAsi EYES SAND iE EA.s7 @ Fla Z rASr--s,1.h column
hIMAn.IALaFIasi rAsE-Foar,h column.
TME.lTn PAdE--Fifil ana sixth c,iumns.
FRENCH EssAH ssaa rAsrseeond
HELSs0LDs MEDICINES Ninth pAeE-Four.h col
HELP WANTED -MALEs-TwELrru PAsE-second col.
HELP ED-FEMALEs-ELEvESrH PAaE-Fifta
HoRsss, GxskiSa%s. ac-F,nsr pAeE-ssooua. third
sSGsEs So5a5 as ssD PACE
1SSTkUCrlON-FIRsT PAGE Fourth column.
LECTURE SrASON-SfooND FAGE-Fourth column.
LEGAL NOTIGEs-SEoosD PAGE-Thiri column.
LOAN OFFICES-kiHsT PAGE-Fourh column.
LOST AND FOUNp-FIgsr PAGE-First column.
MACH lNEHY-StOoND PAGE-Third column.
4AkBLE MANTELS TWELFTH PAGE-Second column.
NATklMON IAL-NIS1H PAGK-Thrd cou,n.
1iLIfNEaY xsD s1iS rAer-s..
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TEsTn PAGE
sixth column.
MUSlCAL-SECosD PAsE-Siyh column.
pEkSOs AL--FiRsT fAGE-F.st column.
YiANOFOkTES-SECoND PAGE-FoTth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF 1HE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-TwHIf TIL PA6E-Thrd and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExChANGE-TwELrTn PAGE-tonf
column.
REAL LsTAIE wANTED-TwELrru PAcE-Fourh col
REMOvALs-NISTm PAsE--Sixth column.
EtMARDS-FlE3r fAGE-flrst column.
SALEs At AUc1IoS-skcoND fAGE-First, second and
MUTATIONS Observation-Disclosures pAaR-
BlTUMIoSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-
Sixth column
PRClAL kuTICLs-FIssT PAoE-F,rst and second COL
Wnns.
sPoRTiN9-DoGs. BIRDS, &o. -vIasr PAGE Second
EUMMkR REsoRTs-SfSTu PAaH-sixa column.
The TkADES-Et RvESTu PAGE Sixth column.
The TuRF-fIrST tA9E-S, cond column.
Fifth column
TRAYELLEkS' OUIDE-FrEsT PA6r-S'yth column.
0kFURNISHED ROOMS AND APAKTMENIS TO LET
=. TwRLt TIL PAGr-S xth column
MATCHES JENEhkf SC.--NISTH PAGE Sixth column.
WINS, LIQUORS. 6C.-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, SC.-FlRsT PAGE-tourth col.
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EYES AND EARS.

n MANN formerly With Professor noissounean OF Parsl
OF the improved Arti al Human Eye
BIeecser street n. Bih.se srs endorsed By M
faculty
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SWIMMING ACADEMY AND BATHING
IN fstablishmens, SIKH Evennc and TLreth street,
Warm swimming Baths now oren superior Russian Turk
ish or sulphur kths 81 sx tickets fifteen YlO private
circular. -
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AIOTICE-TC WHOM IT MAY Gomez RN.--ALL
IN 8oode Furniture &C., storage At vi told No. Sa7
sew No. Seventh avenue. wiz, be sol TO pay
iJh OF June neyt. For sale, fast Hamb tonian Horse
hall brother Dexter; record ~ '49 pole
NAY IL, 1871. J. II. hENEMy, No. leo varicK street
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(tUSARD LINE,
~ from Boston for Ltterrocl direct
TARtFA, Thursday Arrii n. saNAkta rhuredar, May
SIBERIA, Thursday May H. TRirOLI. Thur.day, Nayls
Cabin passage Ssn IN gulL Return uc.es eis w goli
ftcersge Sga IN currency.
For freight or passage sppiy TO JAMES AIrNAsnfR
Stac street. Boston, or to citAS. q. rkAsGkLfk, No
bowling Green, REV York
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SECOSD HAND COACHES, BRETIS, A.. Ac.--ri'E
~ iTsesS assortment IN the city prices
b. O. MARCUS, SO Marion street,
between Spr ~ and lTfGce
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ROlAL HAVANA L0rrERY.-No3. a0,D52. a.9lL 2S1a,
Ii 1871 lSai4. 1,3-l the Capital Frzcs in the
draw ing OF May L. frcsh supply Of goos received
S. II BANKS Is w al street.
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61 En WEEKLY GENTS WISHING TO CON.
I'll w verse in German, in an easy aud asaul man.
ncr, M two months. wal do well TO oAn on CUsTkKs W
Bowey.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

CTYLlSH BAY CANADIAN PONY. Is HANDS; LoSd,
~ nowing ninnc aud tail Road Wagon and harness
nne bay Horse ID banos, little Orw ard: sell IA
Weet Fourth street, near Eishta avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

WANTED-ANY FART or l,s00 GOOD LIVE PIGEONS,
~! dthverca sogn az possible Apply TO J. A. PAINE 80
Marion street, Or ~ Jerome Park.
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o. friendship firm, obedient to the laws.
The Mason stands, the patriot and the man.
when meek-eyed pity doth for aid implor
HIs heaTi eIranls. she nei q pleads Do val


Receipts from income taxes in Brooklyn within
four tlys r6ia-2
Edward Bloom Of Patchoue. L. l., was Frustrated
BY th yesterday at Boasay and fesey Removed to the Park
Hospital
Michael DonnclIy an indicted Illicit whskey dis
Twelfth a Brookn arrested yesterday and held In
$500 bail
NJ. X. Macmillan Of No. ~ Third-avedied yester-
H received Mayo by falling from the front
platform Of Thr!ac
Clas Roher aged -, Of No. ~ East Thirty second
fell ron h- u Tsenty sItst and hTsa'e last evening
AMI received fatal mIuueS
William Kurt, photographer at No. S72 Broadway.
robbed Of 500 eaty yerday By burglars Who
entered daring The night Uy the back door.
Coroner Herman took yesterday the antc-mortem
who stabbed the abdomen by fsncA
Krur Saturday night H. saloon 10 Wes Iwehsi kant vac 1
identified
Coroner Hermann held an inquest Yesterday IN the
OF MARY Ntilanns. IL, WHO committed suicide hnia hgt AZ
No l West EneeHht The facls developed osc p'el @
ty that tue suicide caused on account Of discovered iHei
Some non-sOclety men, while at work upon the
fhy ghthst between Eighth and Ninth ayes, yesefV
Afternoon attacked b. BODY Who were returning
from the ut< Of VI their The wokHn we've
teos The surface Of the ground AZ the time Of the aE thi rte
qaek dryea from The ho~er stones thrown ny TIE
gaATJmen One cd al vac bl ei ~ the head NJ arrests
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THE coLoRED .LIB0RERS STRIKE

THE RIOTS RENEWED IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POLICE CALLED mo sERYICE-GOY. COOK
OE TIE LABOR QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, June Ct was supposed on
satu-dr that the question wages between the abOl-
er and contractors lad been settled but last nightIt
least 600 colored abOreIt and few white men, assem-
llei t the Cty Hall when several of their speakers
uttered language calculated to instgate riot if not
bjoodhod T1c of these proceedings was seen TO-
day An excited crowd about 800 cOlOred labOreIs
met at the Cr Hal, their Indignation seeming 20 be
directed 20 force lab0rng who had been set to
won, IN Seycuti-s South Washington by contractor
The men were ADVISED br several citizens and by Off
cor a notice not 20 modest the w0rkmen, but this was OF
nocGat They started OF IN groups toward seyenthst.
Til movement was reported 10 police headquarters,
and preparations were made 10 meet any emergency.
Soon aferyard the strikers appeared IN another local
ity where some 20 Irish laborcrs were employed
on tie street and threatened If they did not
throw down THEN tools they would Kill them. Lieut..
GOssord who had been Informed OF their intentions
had squad OF 20 men to prevent any disturbance
and while these threats were making, his men up
and dispersed the rioters, who moved of Ia groups. but
subsequently, came together The OF Seventh
aud Ests apparently with the purpose Of carrying their
threats into execution BY this time, Lieut.. johnson,
with force OF about mounted police came down at
gallon, and, riding among the indictments, ordered
thea on ground Some OF them refused % 90, ana
Threatened % knock the policeman on tntr horses
Finding this crowd bent upon resistance ana dsor
der the police arrested Edward winfield william BTown
John hius John Brooks, and John Whiting, hve eOGred
men, and the most bOsteTOus. and sent them
10 the First Precinct statiOn-H0use under
escort " mounted men. The remainder
OF e party moved Of threatening 10 return at O'Clock
gong o. work TAc mounted were sent down. upon
sIpAeaAoH Of the contractor, " MAYOR Richards ana
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NETWORK YEARLY MEETING OF THE ORTHODOX
QUAKERs.

The Orthodox Friends continued their delib-
eraons yesterday, at the Westinghouse In Twentieth
ST the men and women holding separate meetings.
propos! lion was received from the Western yearly meet
ing recommending the holding OF general conference
to which the yearly meetings in America and the
two in Europe should send delegates. The proposed
conference would have power over the yearly meet
ngs but would he simply an advisory body. The prop
osuOn was referred TO committee OF SO. The women
were also requested 10 add some o: their number 10 Tue
committee, A proposition received from thc West
bury duarterlv meeting recommending that all meetings
for purposes discipline be held henceforth by the men
ana women either together or separately as tDey shouu
desire Adopted Alexander W. Purdy proposed thal
the yearly meeting he held hereafter IN different parts OF
The State The subject referred TO the EelIeseNta
0n meeting and the quarterly NEE ugS were requested
TO make propositions TO place Tor holding me yearly
meeting the Peace Committee reported thal curing
the wear IL had furnished ncarf 10000 ministers wan V
pages Of readng-natter each, aud had circulate"
lgjl 900 printed pages, besides The Peace Messenger
There will be public meeting Tor worship al the
meeting house in Twcntieth-st. this morning.
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A sTABBING ARRAY IN BAxTErsT.

Samuel Morris and John Lee, cOlOred, living at
No 40 Baxter-st, have had differences for year past
About O'Clock last evening they met in liquor saloon
AT No 81 Baxterst and Lee tainted Morris with sup
porting white woman recently released from Black
wells Island Morris paid no attention to the gbe and
passed ont Of the saloon. few moments before 10
o'clock as Lee was sitting In the back hallway OF No.
40 Baxtcr-st., Morris entered the house, and seeing
Lee assailed him with OpprObrOus epithets. Lee
holding small jackEnifc in his hand at the time, and
rising to his feet held the knife above his head and told
Morris he would better keep good distance away
Morris did not heed the warning, and approach
ing closer to Lee, said " You black -"
Lee replied angrily, "You had better not call
Inc that name again" Morris repeated his remark
when Lee, who had let the knife fall TO his side
suddenly stabbed Morris in the abdomen, iufcting
what must necessarily prove mortal wound. Lee let
go his knife ana escaped into BaXter-st. Capt. Ken
nedy the sixth Precinct Police who was passing at
the time, beard Morris for help, and arrested
lee at Park and BaNter-sfs lie locked up at the
sixth Precinct station House ana the wounded man
was removed to the Parh Hospital
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PRESENTATION TO THE HON G. II. scRIBNER

PRESENTATION TO THE HON. 6. II. sCRIBNER
Numerous gentlemen connected with the in
urance companies OF this city met yesterday afternoon
at the rooms OF the New-York Board Of Fire Under
WRITER'S and presented silver dinner service the
g. Hilton scrner Judge Savage read an address signed
bv Superintendcnt g. W. Miller and large number Of
Presidents Of insurance companies. After compliment
ing Mr. scribncr upon his career as member of the
state Legislature Of 1871, the address proceeds The
aggressive and dangerous character OF recent legislation
nm insurance in various states OF the Umun threatens
the prosperity and very existence m This country OF this
institution and the particular purpose OF
,tiunnia IS 10 express behalf OF the lie and fire in
surauce companies, and other cooperative Institutions
nT mi. metropolis Their grateful appreciation OF
lie potent Influence and strenuous efforts you
have constantly eXertcd 10 secure them the pryi-
Ice. aud protectiOn 10 which they are, by
their Importance aud usefulness, 80 uy and iairy enti
tIed Above all do We feel cordial pleasure Ia acAn0w-
Lodging the value Of your championship ia rrpeiling as
saints made upon the vested rights OF tese CORPORA
lions which If successful would have destroyed public
confidence In their securities ruined thcf cuisines hd
dealt "A fatal blow at the commercial ana hhhclHl SUI
premacy this commonwealth. Accept me as rates
Of our profound esteem, and hearty THANKS iOI tne
protection yOu have 20 essentially helped " eA'oAu W