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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01
Bird.

In Brady township, on October 2ith, 1871 S.
JACKSON HORN, in the 4Sd year of his age.
In Goshen township, on October 24th 1871,
SARAH MORRISON, aged rs years, s months
and 10 days
ICnnIre county nAnnrs nlense conYl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01
Specials.

Have you seen the Bay State suspendcrs' The
best and latest thing out. Reed Brothers have
them. Sell them cheap, too. Cali at their store
and examine them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01

NorE FouSD.-A note was found at the Mansion
House last week, by Mr.. c. S. Luthcr, calling for
$500, in favor of Elish Dale. The note is at this
office, where the owner can obtain it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01

FoR SALE CnEAP.-A two-scated Carriage, in
good order. Inquire Of
Clearheld, Oct. LIFT DR. BOYER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01
S, PORTER SHAW. D. D, S.
DENTAL CARD.

IT. DR.. A. NJ. HILLS
UlffYfyWould say to his patients and the pub
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnership
with DR.. Shaw, be is now doing the entire work
of his Office himself that patients need not fear
being put under the hands of any other operator.
Having obtained reduction Of the patent on the
plate material, am enabled to put up teeth much
cheaper than formerly. | also have DR.. Stuck's
patent process for working rubber plates, which
make much lighter, more elastic and stronger
plate for the same amount Of material and pol
shes the plate on both sides, rendering II much
more easily kept clean. Special attention paid to
the preservation Of the natural teeth, and all work
guaranteed entirely satisfactory to patients.
1ss~Oficc at the old corner opposite the Shaw
House. Office hours from to ~, a. M, and to
5, p. m. Patients from distance should notify
me few days beforehand of their intention to
come. Always at home, unless other notice sp-
pears in both the county papers. febl57l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01
Markfts.
CIearfeId Markets.

CORRECTED weekly by RIonARD MossoP, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro-
visions, &C., Market street, Clcarield, Pa.
CLEARrIRLp, PA, Oct 81 1871.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01

r1- All articles to insure insertion in this
,,n,r should be handed in early on Tuesday
n6rnng. as we go to press at IL o'clock, (noon.)
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-01

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in lie Postoice at Cleariold, for the week ending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
RAILROAD NOTES.

4 passenger train now runs daily over the
new Jefferson Railroad from susquchanna Depot the
Erie TO Scranton via the Delaware and Hudson Canal
ComplIy's new locomotive road. The day express
engines on the Erie make 40 and even 50 miles an hour
over the susquehanna Division with very heavy trains
The old engines employed when trains smaller now
run the accommodation and mixed trains. Swift pas
spnper locomotives now take - coaches over the
Susuuchanua Summit without aid from "pu5hers." Y
hundred men employed in the Erie shops at Snsqjc
hanna Depot in connection with which cOmnCa r3
rcadncroOm with library oil lU) Ouhies USED Oy lie
cmplOyt5.
The project OF building railroad from the Luzcrne
coal regions TO the ud on River connect win eastern
roads, is now assuming tangible form. a company
has been FORMED known tie Lahch and Eastern Eal-
road Comuanv and board OF officers and directors
elected The Prcsi ent is s. F. klse OF Dauyie Penn;
aud among the Directors Homer 'Ramsdeil or New
blrgh the Hon G. Burnett Of StrOud,1Urg, Penn, aud
the Hon Harry White OF Indiana Penn. the line OF the
road will he from HZlcOn 20 Wkesbarre and thence in
an mir line 10 Port JeTvs y. " through Ulster County
10 Fsl tbs viii bring Boston INTO uliect connection
with lie coal regions
The Ma ctown and Crawford Railroad, which extends
from MlClct0Wn 10 Pine Bus through tie finest farming
region Of Orange County, viii be completed IN a few
weeks vixen il will be ntrusted to the Midland Railroad
Company, which has leased IL for 20 years.
narfOT-gauge railroad Is building between Tank
hammock in Wyoming County, Penn, to NoDtrO-e, suS
ing it 1T their own expense and the farmers give the
right of way.
The worAinen at each end Of the great Midland tunnel
through tie Shawanglnk Mountain. at Wnrshor0, VIII
IN the headu in about siX weeks. About i5 feet
are yet 10 be eXcaNated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

that on tho night Of The 1861 OF Augst last Do was m
drunk with Arthur G. Bemis IN August last. TIE pam
tin testified himself that he hGd not drank crop 81
liquor since his injury with the exception Of teaspoon
fu Of brandy prescribed the night Le was taken nome
nured lie and some of the leading citizens OF Springno
including Mayor smith, testified that 10 uniformly TCi-
usedliquOr OF any kind atsocal gatherings.
This closed the testimony, which consumed three ana 2
half days in the giving, and the was then summed
M for the defendants by exJndge Abbott OF Boston, ana
for the plaintiff by cXU =. AttOBcyG"nora T. K. HOAI
Judpe Colt ucn charged the Jury fiat tho accident was
the result caTccssucss such made the defendants
liable, but wnothcr ~ was gross or only rfihg, LAD
uothinr 20 with the question Of compensation % ie
plaintiff; that tbCy Tcr0 to recon $50 tho painui!'
Il al all for hc injury TO lis person. ana not to s Dlai-
moss. tLcy were 10 allow LIN Tor sc1 pam, 5uuNrLR,
exnar loss OF time which reasonably certain be
must encounter from this c8Uso In TIC future be
that future longer shorter; they were TO consider IN
n,gruq him damages for pcimancn, injuries, bis health
Tor tho period or his life thus Ir slCut 70 -Ee Inn AZ
he had TODD with al his accomplishments prof, Iona,
intellectual and other, and to cay what GimuunOu mo
injury has prO iUcC1 in them, and to give him c0upena-
ZION therefor dollars and cents and they were not 70
HESITATE because IL vas difficult matter to compute, Tor
IA Iclongcd entirely them TO say They were not 70
cousder the pocuuiary condition OF either party, hHt
were 70 aDply lie ruo Of damages @5 n the parties
we're rcyGr 3D. AMI Ac defendants trying 10 recover
damages OF the painti IOr some negligence attributable
to him
Tic Jury retired at r p. on Thur day last ond on
Friday morning IcHgCict vel lct for i.3 U..NilI,
asgc,ir li3 damages at $1,000 For TIE naicti eX o.
s. tt r-gs- Iilar and tho Hon. George b. crHcs, 10Y
the Cc .eudtHJs, eX-JJdgc Abbott and n. y. Leonard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
THE ITALIAN PARADE.
NO TRUTH IN THE RUMOR THAT TIE TUBEENI-
ANS ARE PREPARING TO ATTACK TIE PRO-

NO TRUTH IN THE RUMOR THAT TIE UIBERNI-
ANS ARE PREPARING TO ATTACK THE PRO-
CESSION.
The Italians have fully resolved to assert
their privilege of public parade, in spite of the dscour
aging refusal of Mayor Hall TO review them. Aug %
has been selected the day for the celebration Of the
occupation Of Rome. 1t is intended to commemorate
that event as marking the unGca0n of Italy, and with
10 religious partisan meaning though efforts have
been made 70 attach such meaning TO it, The false
NOR was aGOa very after the intention Of the
Italians was announced, that some citizens would con-
strue the celebration as insult 10 the Pope and the o
man Catholic Church. and preparing to attack any
procession which might form.
On careful inquiry, basis whatever for this state
mcut can De found Certain Captains OF Police have as
serted that the disposition TO attack existed; but they
or ammunition and can do and viii attempt nothing.
We are satisfied further, that tie disposition does not
exist certainly indications OF preparation are " Dc
found.
There are now in the city three new Hbernan organ
iZationS-the nucleus of 6sth Regiment, with ITS
headquartcs on East Fiftecnth-st.; the UibcTnian
Brigade with headquarters at the saloon OF john A.
Volunteers who meet in the sunGaySchool Room Of ST.
COlumba's Roman Catholic Church. Neither OF these
organizations l. armed, they sufficiently organ
lied or drilled for active WORK in the manner Eiheo at
1hc report that the lihcplans had been armed Win
Remington rifles cannot De cOrToboIatCd.
The italian Committee of Arrangements have extended
general invitation TO all societies, military and civic TO
JOIN with them in their demonstration. Those who dc
sire 10 participate are requested to address the Commit
tee, at No. 4O1 BrOOme-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

a',s..." The merchant looks upon th, Amuip1ry2 Is
h Natural frontier Of Russia The SOUTH hut ne tNs
trgt Tor the present she might better ROMAN f
sN, 1vo moi =" he says yet thoroughly mhsl"feh anu
;.',.,i our cungucsis. The Government 81 Iuikcsan
nt Iuesa on an average about GO9o000 roubics no
GOV that tbis expense could be reduced by onea lno
tcous wore Vhdrawn bat oven then the cost Noud pe
erorjnous for what is "a yet provisional stalc oi
tliors We must introduce permanent ana soIueu
organization in our present possessions neioo We uuh
f new oucs-espccialy IL we advanced any futher
r rear would without protection Inc events OF the
t wear have shown thai any small rising IN the sepPe
cgn emf on the shortest line of COMMUNICATION between
Tnrl,cstan and Clropean Russia. Ihat Inc must he
shade safe before we undertake any more expeditions IL
IS necessary, order that or lhnu NJ IN tac isI nuy
Cenfral Asia should no shown that our occupation
- T,5ri. oetan ia by no means only temporary,
they are inclined 10 think, but solid, permanent
stoyuoI" Tire best means Of attaining this object
thinks Tho writer, would be to form Russian settlements
on fc right bank OF the sylDarya, on the river Yarys
and i'm fhe District Of Sgrcvschan. The merchant con
elndes by thus summing up his recommendations "Wo
slOul COLOMBO, facilitate the communications with
Turkestan increase the peaceful inun Of Russia be-
yOnd her frontiers, and thus consolidate COnqucss
otherwise they will be nothing hut military camp
eu.ailing enormous expense. 1acyrand's words, on
yciH SGtpUy6r aie JulOHcHe, mas jaGtS SGoSeoF
deSSUS,' are here strictly applicable"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
A PACKING-BOX MANUFACTORY BURNED
DEATH FROM FRIGHT

A fire occurred early yesterday in the boiler
of the packingbox mandatory of j. H. Swift,
Nos 98 and 100 NorfOst, and spread rapidly through
both buildings One two stories high and feet in
depth and the other three stories high with depth Of
100 feet The buildings with their contents, COM
petey destroyed but the seasoned lumber was saved
Loss on stock and machinery about $40 O0 buildings
about 5000 Partially insured. over 50 workmen are
thrown out OF employment
Mrs Mary Hathaway, age ~, Of No. 81 NOyforst was
alarmed the fire that she seized with cOnyul-
sos and died in few moments. AT the time OF the fire
the engineer Edward SLarkey living at No 100 Norfolk
ST. was absent breakfast, and there in the
enginc-rOOm. lie had filed the furnace with shayings,
"a was his custom and had been home only few min
ucs when the fire 81 severed The basement Of No.
100 NOIfOlt-st occupied by Jacob Gebhard manu-
fucturcr OF sausages. Loss stock and chimney 800
Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
- Il D. -

TIC IdsI HUTIOVI VI IIO II"'o'V ~ 100 TIT
contains an Interesting article tine political and
snercial relations OF Russia with Central Asia. The au-
fIor Russian silk merchant, went to BOhara and KoE-
rand after having spent some time IN ly studying tie
InltjyatOn of the sHOrm. he found hat the slkWOnh
disease which has for the last twenty yeds be- raging
In E,roIse. China, Asia Minor, Persia, and
The Caucasus, IS entirely absent In Central ASIA,
shere the cCcOons are as healthy ana laf moe
IrDduc,ive than those Of japan. or kOEhand be
Saws that in an political and social matters 1t Is SIN
barbarous State IL is considered necessary 10 AceP Up
she Khan's dignity that he should sign dcatlNmldnt
vi least once a day Niue-enths Oi the people no as
semble in the market simply thieves; th.! hellf
buy sell anything but gossip all day. al inc silhe
lime carry ing OF All tue tea they can ldy AdAds on 4Ho
people ceest Russia. SotWiDi anjpS an tie ~
Ghe natives IN Central Asia cordial sA To SCI ia OF t
t.ISsars. Iucy aIe well aware tIt they ch 40 hob4-E
against Russia ia tie open Lciu DIt in partisan WI-e
tDey consider ue4,eltc5 heT fappIer5. J-. sou .o
T. recover 'lr lndcpcno. ana point 90 tLe chiI
pi KasBgaI which remained 1cI hluoreJ ,.e uI',I
lo It.o " OAl ana u aucloNuel " Nd lalIIs AIe..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
RENEWED EFFORTS To RELEASE THE RUFFIAN
COBURN

Joe Coburn, the prize fighter, called on Cor
oner Herman again yesterday and demanded the re-
lease Of his brother, Michael on bail. He produced a
certificate from Dr. Burton of No $50 SeconGaye to the
effect that Drummer whom Cobuin and John Saunders had
murderousy assaulted, was out OF danger The Coroner
declared that he would not release the desperate bail
until he had first sent physician whom he could trust to
examine the wounded man. Coburn declared that his
brother and Saunders innocent, honest men. The
Coroner replied that he had the most direct
evidence that they were guilty o? the crime
changed, aud that he would not release them
10 again imperl the lives Of honest citizens.
CObrn said he wOud procure the services OF some one
else, he determined 10 have his brother released
The Coroner said that he not responsible Tor The ac
o. others, hut that, lar lac concerned, the s-
should remain where they for the present.
Finding tidt De cOuld not succeed in lis Object, the
prze-hgltcr withdrew 10 seek assistance elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
RUSSIA EXCITING HOSTILITY TO TURKEY

Co75iIEN1opi tu{Y ~ CortT51fros OF Tie LONDON II
One would have thought that the c0ncilia-
tory attitude Of the Porte toward Russia in the Black
Sea question would have occurred for Turkey, II not
OF gratitude, al lc8s certain amount OF Impair
TALLY a the hands OF tho Russian Press. This, however
has not been the case Many Russian papers have ngn
taken up and more warmly than ever The old and or
tie theme OF the pretended GepOrabe condition OF INC
Christians in Turkey. and the baTbarty of the Mu2t-
men. Nor is any oaumny spared in support OF TINS M
representation Thus, the GOGSS does not hesitate 10
affirm that Christian blood ia shed IN torrents at baif
ouka in Bosnia and that the Turks Determined 10
cx.irpate Christian faith from That part of the I'm
pre The Gazette Of tie BOSc will also have that the
Instruction in Albania has taken such proper MA
the GOyernOr-Gencral has been obliged 90 gaher orou
him all the forces OF that province such calunnes 40
not Of course deserve any lcintaion nut the for ltes
that they ought not to- be published with npuhItyt VI
Left uncOntradicted by the Russian authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
SEQUEL TO THE GAMBLERS STORY.

TO the razor OF The tribune.
SIR: Having noticed in the columns of THE
TRIBUNE a biographical sketch of Phoebe ICary, which
contained an incident from my letters from China,
think that the sequel to the story of 1.-THE Gamblers
may interest her many friends
The old man spoken of in the anccdote has returned
TO California aHd has become a hGrd-,r0riing Ch15udn
man, while Harry" has reuOunced gambling ana al
it, attendant vices. Tile incident having gene Tie ROUNDS
OF the press, the oil man il, and finding it, credit
wrote 70 about 10. Thus PhGbe Cary's poem, one
sweety Solemn Thought" &c, has saved from ruin at
least two who seldom never entered house ~ wOr
shin. am yours, RUSSELL H. CoSWELL.
IrareHer Ogiee, Boston, Aug. 9, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
ARREST OF RECEIVERS OF STOLEN SILK.

Julius Einstein Of No. Warrcn-st. caused
tho arrest on wednesday, Of Joseph R'sentein OF No
D, Broomest ami Bernard Rodgers Of No % Stanton
ST. on charge OF receiving stolen goods On February
there was stolen from tho compliments sIoio
&c pounds Of q peculiar quality OF s'"i"C~HH "'l'I
sl92 customer aftcrwarl informed Iin7!en tlat no
c3uld huy the same quality OF scWnsS.lh ~ il'Gh DNo
rates thaa those which he selling ~ ana 40 iIl t.dD
he hnJ BOUGHT II recently Of RoscLst'm Tor Flo Ter
Uolrd A few DAYS afcVTaTd the same GU -'.'s
tLowed him elk purchased from i.oj.h.J. n;
Ia c.oorized IL ms a part OF that stolen from nm ana
caused lie arrest II RO7eHsciu, who claimed - hl
purchased II from Rodgers Tie Later, Wh'h ar ,.i
denied having sold 10 10 R0scustcn. Thc a'cSeL were
taken Yesterday before Justice Hog9l at the IOhiIs
and each hold in 81, 100 bail to await tfiil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
TIE YELLOW FEVER II BUENOs AVnEs-AN
APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE VICTIMS.
The following appeal has been received from

the pla me-stricken district OF BuenOs Ayre3;
The ravages Of the yellow fever in The city or Buenos
AyreS. South AmeTica, during the months OF trDfuNt
March, april and May, ISL, unparalleled IN We III =
of cpidem.cS In modern times between IouV anu
10000 parsous have been ATTACHED by the disease IN
Guiding those OF every nationality, age ana sitllo ~
life. The total number of deaths during ule niVHu
named N vnlouslv estimated ~ from 1900 10 2)Uto on
OF population OF $4,000 As the plague lierelsu ~
violence, the people became panc-~tf'heh' anu ~.
from the city in great numbers. l"u"fd,.N' VI 'u'
moor were sent ont y government NJ tn punlc eNa,
t,iD obliged 70 live I'm tents, Tailwaycar' A' oF LCA
OF better Recommendations. Business wa, Io,dS 'u'-
pcuded the banks slOm-hOuse, ana plO!' "h''H W.
rin,oI Iv orl,r of Government TIE labolinS classes
who were thus deprived Of the means OF Gaming i've
lbood and nj the same time sulytcttd 10 eAt
eyu4n,es y fine sickness soon reduced 10 alaoat,
want The American Church aud community nave hau
IN boar thrr fu share of these evils. Nearly III WHO re-
NAMED nm tLe cty we're attacked by the fever over >
lIosi AFT Whun were adults, have died, ltaNlhS many
n,nr cb,Hy WilpW aud orphans, dependent on us an
TutII, f,r .tUurf ThOF" OF our humuT VINO ar hNIc
have arcady contributed Literally 10 the ieei o hr yes
tie Another subscription for this purpose i oelhS
rprd b1t i'm view OF The financial embarrassment now
existing IN iIuenos Ayrcs the Ohlcial bohd 81 the
Church. determined 10 ask assistance Ton 1feAdS III tio
United States. Relying upon generous rt-poh'o "a
hs uupl some have advanced funds 10 meet tie most
.ut present demands for help and Will continue 10 40
so that our poor may not want tue cOmnonest cccsSa
rjps oI life during the WINTER which las just begun:
Cour buttons may ue sent tO A. O.trandet csq No -
Plr-lOW, EcW-NU.A Cy,o r To tl. iev IL o. - '.o,
Pastor ol The An. .cln Church, E1-no5 ayes A'A'A
"s.Eeb r. ". Ei.t, Ua.tad sat.f Minister DoNtor Z.
{ .up, Uu..ri States 90. .u.t PIT. -t..' - .',
Il .lmtr.i..It, H'. D." Goo, li'.t. . 3D. '.'''
- w.. GA.a.,.. ~. 4-gsh. (-al,c. 81. .--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
THE CHILD CORRECTION CAsE-TEE FATuEf
RELEASED.

IN inquest was held, yesterday in The case
OF Jacob L;scELarlt AGE months, who died ron III
ircs received on Wednesday evening" by being thrust
by his father into dark closet, at 40 ~ Chry sues.
and falling piece OF glass; The father OF inc oA"
stated that the child has been in the habit OF geny on
WAGON in front Of his residence, ma ID lIeh Al VI
fhi lie pat him IN the closet. He old not Emo" til1
Wa a.v p'as- IN the closet. On eA.g'Laiigi IL" ~
found Lat piece OF glass had enter tie lh.s ~
.bIorcu oil t!e child, causing deaL from cNhtlrlioh
and bouoyIllasC. i verdict OF occidental det'h M.'
rendered an tho father DISCHARGED nom CUSTODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
ENFORCEMENT OF TIE CITY ORDINANCES IN
REGARD TO BLASTING.

G. d. CardgZO Chief OF the Ordinance bureau,
rave uoiice Yesterday to blasting contractors that tno
following sections Of the City Ordinances Ii regard 10
blaqtine viii be strictly enforced: .
SECTION l. IN al II bl5 ro or stones Wt.ih Ie o -
Nlo.t each before it. SAL he Sc" rer c2Veel WIN ~
timers o no. ss then inches ticA, tn ehs vide ma sn ~
~ ~ 10 b. iced aLd a0u.i elch cr-e, and 10 De Ae ID
ree, b. q. et rounds 81 large stones piei on up ~ mem
SIC p Three mint - notice bor firing n- 0! 'iL Ie k'l W
lsry lei on staff less ttu 40 i-l' t' N 90 ,
81 within 2, f-t NJ TIE noI-t Uh re the c1rse p o. '
81, f,.. ,- tbe -0-!, b.. ST. several tines REPEATED .i
M ,rou 10 be dac heard at distance OJ !e'' iom ''' pon'
Ir every violation ether Of the dag sec.i o. 'h,
csr r. the --uny arty. the work done an ef
ND thereof
~. de oil s.J, stand committed u-t The SIDE IS
ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
4 HALTfuOEE SECRETARY ARRESTED FOR EN-
nLLLiLNlLNI.

solomon FUI1, lac secretary OF bnTIINg
cesocation m Baltimore was arrested early yesterday
by two detectives at his residence, the Union Base
Bail Grounds, Broodyn, L. D., on charge Of
having Gcffauded tho Association ont Of $2,1)l.
Il l., als.cd that he hla drawn tle money
from tile treasure. OF tho Association, Henry Icy,
l.raisgcl dsbIs ncHt5. AMI has retained il himself,
M his apprcIeusian was granted By Justice George Z.
Thompson Of Baltimore, aud was brought on b. De.yc-
five Orlror Pearson OF TIE Baltimore police. Thc pi5-
orCr was Locked up at Police cadquaIcr aud the de-
fcrtye proceeded to Albany and pro urci nom Cow
Holman authority to take the prisoner 10 ti.LOIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
TIE DEIGEAN HOMICIDE VERDICT AGAINST
MACKLIN.

An inquest was held yesterday in The case
Of Luke Dciguan late Of No. suiy1u-st. who was
MORALLY injured by being struck the head with a
baseball club by william Mdobn, with whom
he bad quauocd on the Champion Baseball
Grounds IIolracn Several Witnesses were
csau.usA but no aHliHonll Ifc.s were elected A yeI-
DIET arrf-t 1frc.lu rendered FUt warrant Tor his
lll.a. Has is5u.a Dog uc Coroner lie % supposed 10
.u.,v lc4 u = L lg-DJIIus state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
A rREycuNAv CLICKED TO DEATH BY TALsI
TEETH

T.. Goblin, age -, while under surgical treat
mcut in ST. LuEos Hospital, for fracture OF the leg, re-
ceived on the Erie Railway, sfranged yesterday
vhc If dinner By swallowing his false teeth with some
food the teeth lodging in hs throat Ho leaves Wlc
aLJ several children in France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

ybi,e Connolly and Baker represent two other dstn,
cushed families-tho first the great "Slippery Dfn
fvnasty and the second the sagaciOus and scrnpulO
"rhoriey Baker," Yard "a clerk In the SberiifS ONCE
THE duties OF City Auditor are divided among tDiee
ccntIemcn- Townsend Connolly, the Controllers sol!
tJcnry Garvn, the District Attorneys SON ana W. A.
Ucripg relative OF Peter b. Sweeny's. They rcce,Lo
{, r1 each and not OF them spends hird oil MS
lime I'm the Office Young Connolly Is now in Europe Out
hi, nav goes on as usual. ,,.u
Nj l. smith draws LOO per month salarieS Tor
tif and clerk in the Bureau for Collection OF Arrears
OF Personal Taxes while man Richard F!an-
nm receives s2,JcO for doing nothing.
There arc two distinct sets of engaged to clean
tbc various City and County Offices. They commence
,or soon after O'Clock In the afternoon ana finish De-
foro G O'Clock. and for this work-lnstng les
than two h0urs-the City pays the "cis intso
a n day and tho County pays 81 day. Tue i0l-
lowing names the list Of clcnners in the County
Eurcan although II viii BE- perceived that several OF
tien are dc guated differently; tie checks with wilcl
fbgy arc paid however, all charged 20 SIC account Vi
"Cleauins and Supplies f.r County Offices" .