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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

The Washington Patriot gives the fol-
lowing list of official deserters which is i'm
posing, not alone from the official RESPONSE
bility which it represents, but on account Of
the large amount Of money which = is taken
from the Treasury for the pay Of these de-
linquents, without any service being rem
dered.
ASSEMBLIES.
President of the United States salary
1926, 900 per annum, without perqusites or
presents.
Secretary of State, salary $4,000 per
annum
Secretary of the Treasury, salary. $4,000
per annum.
Secretary Of War, salary 5000 per an.
mum.
7~ Secretary Of the Navy, salary $4,000 pc,
annum.
Postmaster Gene al. salary So. 600 pei
annum. ".'@
Attorney General, salary $4,000 per an
mum.
For our nwn part we do not complain o
their going, if they would only stay away
| But the country is turned upside down t
keep the Administration in power, which i
no sooner effected than the President au,
his retinue scamper away from the post a
which they have been placed. If they can
stay 10 Washington, let the people cleo
them to stay at home. Lynchbwg Neus
AN AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT Mr.
A. Mccormick performed a singular an
successful experiment on his wheat thi
Spring. Having in wheat those rich allu
vial bottoms of his on Hays Greek, he sa
from the start it made in the Spring ths
the wheat would lie down and he would los
his crop. He turned cattle on it, but the
failed tie eat off the rank part, go he put i
his hands after the wheat had got up Col
siderable height and moved it off close, an
raked the ground. He says it is now til
best stand of wheat he ever saw itiae
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

r ETA pair of SADDLE BAGS and con-
IL tents at the Bar Room of Robert H.
Campbell at February Court, which the owner
can get by describing the same, and paying for
this advertisement. june7-3t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

MO HUMBUG.
~ EASY WASHING in Cold, Warm,
Hard or Soft Water, without Machines, Wash
boards or Boiling, by using the Latest Approved
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

LNORTY GROSS pint and half pint FLAsKS,
and l0gross VINE BOTTLES, just re-
cetved and for sale by
q. j. MILLER,
apl5-3m. No, 65, King St. Alexandria. Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

H. H. PECK, Solicitor, Staunton, Va
J. S. WALLACE, Solicitor, Waynesboro.
JNo. G. Slower, Solicitor, Churchville,
Agents wanted in every City, Town and Coun-
ty
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

of the best materials and at veA low prices
Special attention given to TINROOFING, and
Guttering Houses. Repairing promptly attended
to- feh91-ou
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HOME ENTERPRISE.
i" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Oh VIRGINIA"
CAPITAL. 100000

Home Office at Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards at Richmond, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, Stanton and Alexandria.
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may24-4
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To January lst, 1872.
Number of Policies issued, 64OO
Amount of Property insured, &7,499,s4974
Amount of Deposit Notes deposited
with the Company, 1857 ,627O2
Amount of Cash Premium and Fees re-
ceived, 210,e0571
Amount paid for Losses Expenses, &C., 1636e5,75
Losses adjusted not due, 12,23936
Fifth semi-annual dividend of per cent
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-21

GEO. c. SEC. and GEN. AGENT.
DIR. B. NJ. ATKINSON, .......... MED. EXAMINER.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
BOGus MEDICAL DIPLOMAS.

The report of the Special Committee ap-
pointed by the Pennsylvania Senate To Investigate the
alleged Irregularities the sale OF medical diplomas
forms appropriate sequel to the exposures OF thls
peculiar traffic made by THE TRIBUNE six months ago,
concerning which several libel suits were threatened
but instituted. The Committee, after ahordIng
the accused every opportunity to excupate themselves
found the evidence against them overwhelming ana the
Senate. receiving the report unanimously voted 10
repeal the charters Of the Eclectic ColegeOf Medicine
aud the Philadelphia University OF Medicine and sur
gerry The conclusions OF the Committee, briefly recap
uated are follows:
The institutions named. under the management 0l
Dr. Wm Paine aud Dr. John Buchanan, have openly en-
gagged In the sale OF diplomas to persons VINO ad moi
attended practical cole course and who had
neither medical nor scientific attdinments; tnat Dr
Paine employed agents 10 sell diplomas, and that non
orary degrees sold by him; that Dr. Buchanan
carried the sale of degrees by the Eclectic College O
Medicine Systematically, giving them to persons VINO
had neither attended lectures nor received any nedca
instruction whatever and who did know where
the College that IL the design Of those engaged
in the nefarOus business to create the impression that
they really represented the University OF Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia and hence their endeavOrs by frequent
legislation obtain such would be likely to
Medicine and the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery sold many scholarships persons VINO sup
posed they purchasing the scholarships Of the Uni
versiy Of Pennsylvania, and that in no known instance
the corrected when the student discovered the
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
MAKE HASTE TO SECURE SEEDS.

Mr. Bliss Mr.. Nick, Mr.. Henderson, DR.. Hex
amer, r. II. Allen Co.. and many others whose names
are familiar advertising columns as household
words, asking TO again urge upon readers the i'm
pOrance Of sending in their orders at They com
plain that there is general propensity among the people
postpone the purchase of seeds till the last day. in Tho
afternoon, and that, In consequence OF such slOwness,
so very great that, with the largest practicable
addition to their corps OF assistants
them and less costly 10 their aggard patrons
necessarily Uncle Sam, TOO has interest i'll
promptness here well the seedsmen He says the
family make, toward the last, heavy work for his
CLERKS, and crowd his mabags in way altogether
annoying because altogether unnecessary. Now,
this sleep numbering and temper spelling rush
might easily be avoided If each and
woman who is so fortunate have land
plant would make up his OF her list promptly instead
Of acting in this matter-as many otherwise we-mean
ng and forehanded folks do aCtupOn the bad plan OF
never doing Immediately what can possibly be deferred
till next week. OF course, the evil III question is solely
the result ghtessDess and only needs he pOnd
ont In order 20 be reformed altogether. We call atten
ton here all the cheerfuly for the that
large proportion Of the orders received by the
men are they themselves us, the direct result
of advertising patronage extended 10 THE TRIBUNE For
example Nj. Bliss whose business from moderate ne
ginnings has rapidly assumed mammoth proportions
states that great of his conspicuous
has large amounts of money paid this journal
for makug his business known. For such purposes he
THE TRIBUNE first OF all newspapers ia the United
ous Many others tell the story and since We thus
get the seedsneD into trouble IL only ar that we
should help them out therefore, we Say, make hste ~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
TnE RIANCO MNsTEkN

The examination i'll the case OF Carl Nogt,
accused OF having murdered the Chevaer de BancO, in
Brussels continued yesterday at the TOmOs before
Justice Hogan. Assistant Dstrct-AttOrney sullivan
said that the 22d nst Mr. Nell, the Belgian Consul
at this port, had sent telegram 10 the Minister of
Foreign Affairs al Brussels asking II witness had LETT
for this port and received reply in the affirmative He
therefore asked for reasonable time to allow the wit
arrive Counsel Tor the defense objected, but the
case was finally adjourned 10 saturday. Mr.. Nell has
received a letter from j. Henderson of Jersey City.
alleging that the prisoners real name Joseph Stpp
that he had married. woman who formerly had charg
IT the BarOns ChItcdu near Cologne; had been dis
charged by INN, and attempted I" eN'ort money from
by tedugS in the courts. Search ina, lrtn ac
for Mr.. iicndersOn without success.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

and the investigation therefore, is Of unusua interest
The contest between the friends and enemies OF the
stone is very strong one and the testimony 1901 very
remarkable character. The committee room, where
sessions are held presents the remarkable spectacle OF
experts, of apparently the same experience
and intelligence, swearing one side that
Seneca stone possesses remarkable quah.ic''
that 1t will stand forever that is cheap. that is hre
proof that It does not absorb moisture that II VIII s
more any other sandstone that 1t is pe
than granite for some purposes, and that II Is
superior bluesone etc. Experts ON the othet s'u.
swear that Seneca is rotten that is disinee'"
turns into mud coming in contact with water
not uniform in strength that IL is UNSAFE 10 that
II Is cOser than granite and absolutely ., a. use
IL can be crushed into mud under one ioo'
is an "opcn and shut game, and tiat u "a "a Tor anv
had their way 1t would never De himsof swears
fhaf seneca has NOT been used IN the iouiuatiun i
OF the state department. but only br parto d he
that he advertised for ruDnle s'1nc S sonoc, ncople
lowest bid. which that made Dy We % H., tsmse
that IS the most suitable for the wOfh, anu w ns
saves S4 900; that his relations with the seneca
are not of friendly character anu at no 's nee
Them with prosecutions in order to 10rce CON
rith thc contract II is claimed side thaI telc
Government Ring the general use Oh StLc.' S
in Government work. in order TO increase e sto'h1u p
ers' profits on the other sIdc, u Is clliHcu 'a"o
has been formed Of Granite BluestUne and Lincslonc
Compauies 10 drive Seneca from the market iha they
are Jealous of its excellence, and fear cOiDpcuuVn'
etc The friends of Seneca say tnaI thty ~
tend 10 show the Committee. before the inquiry Is
ended that very little of the stone has Deen uSeu oy o
Governments that the fact that Gen Grant an onvt
high officers owning stock IN the Company mas iJuS
rather than benefited the Company that the PRESIDENT
has repeated sad that he hoped that not bOck Oh lo
stone would be- used Ivy the Government WINE ne We
President; and that he had refused 10 DISPOSE VI W
stock. The investigation VIII De resumed Oh "euhes
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under the call of States for bills a consd-
.rshc number Of bills introduced and referred.
After the cali OF States the nmainder of the morning
hour was consumed by datOry motions. to prevent
Mr.. HOOper's supplementary civil Rights Dill
RMr. HILL Uep., y. j. presented o memorial OF SOC
frcehodes, merchants stOrckeepers DC. Of Paterson
N j., against reduction OF the present. dulles on
foreign manufactured si!k goods. Referred.
Mr.. ELLIOTT Uep. ). c. moved 10 suspend the rule
so make Nj. li0Opors Supplementary Civil Rights
bill special order. Neeatved-Yeas 9s; Nays, 49, not
twOi thirds In the affirmative
Mr.. STARkWEATIIER tRep, Comm moved 10 sus-
pend the aud pass the hi 10 confirm the action Of
The of Aldermen and Common Council OF the CITY
OF Washington designating depot sitc Tor me Bali
more ana Potomac Railway. Negaiiyod-Ycas, lls;
Nays c.; not twO-thirds voting In the Affirmative
SOLDIERS LAND BILL PASSED.
Mr.. HAwLEY Rep.. III moved To suspend the rules
aud pass the senate bill 10 enable bOnornby discharged
sodiers and sailors, their widows and minor children To
secure homes steads on the public lands Agreed to.
statue OF iARRAGuT.
Mr.. TYNER u.rp. Ind.). from the Committee on Pub
ljc buildings aud Grounds, reported joint resolution
nrovidiug for a colossal statue Of the late admiral Far
Washington. - ,.u a.,
II .tr the senate and Iouse Commis Pnhno Buiugs and
C,r, AT nclels br then within VI
as, s OF IN. To commemorate
tsrg Of The Nv icT u'L siGe cost not sieesns
Alter remarks IN favor Of the JOINT resolution b.,
u.s.rS TYNER. cox, STARkWEATIIIk, and GAR
FIELD II wAs, on motion OF Sir. GARFIELD, huendr'i
so a m xtend the time for selecting the model 10 the
LIT of January, 1873, aud was passed.
ON motion Of Mr.. NEGLEY CKep, PENN the steam
boat bill for better protection o lie aud property on
hoard OF steam vessels was mace Tic tcchI Oioei IVf
Thursday neat Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.


The Grand Jury of the Court OF oyer and
Telniuer has found indictment against Emma Couch
charging her with an attempt to biachrall the Rev Mr
Carter
The Committee of Seventy resolved, last
evening to petilion the Common Council o appoint u
Joint special committee for the investigation or all
frauds and alleged irregularities III the Sity anu county
Gov ernucnt.
Commissioner Van Mort has sent letter to
the Presidents gas companies calling their
attention to the ordinance iOrbddng them 10 break NJ
any pavement this city without permission from tc
Department OF Public Works
Controller Green made the following pay
mcnts, yesterday:
tee. of The COLLEGE StrioTk 5000 construction IL
public scboobhns. +l:oO; erection Of the Normal Coep,
tcrcrs lpe iait an inspectors ard "A'clmea Auc'
duet. Janglr, and February, 1872. Sl.5!t
The Post Commanders of tho Grand Army
Of the Republic in this vicinity will meet at No. q Third
ave- next Saturday evening" 10 make preliminary
rang, me ne for the celebration OF Decoration Day.
committee Of to be appointed in each post 10 so
lcit S. Subscriptions Tor the erection or monument over
the 1900 soldiers buriod at Cypress Hills Cemetery
The sixth annual meeting of the Methodist
City Church Extension and Missionary Society held
last evening at the Washngtonsquare Church, Charles
IN the chair The report of the Corresponding
Secretary X. X Sinclair, showed that the Society has
$4,000 worth OF property, Il churches with 99 members,
and Is sunday schools with $3.50 scholars. Fifteen ms
siouares were employed during the 5000
spent IA mission and Sunday iyschOOl work. The Treas
mrcs report showed that the total receipts S6'
Gl3 so balance the treasury sV The foOWine officers
were elected President John b. COr1cll Vice-Presi-
dents Geo q. Hamilton, Orange Judd, {. Haycmeyer:
Treasurer william X. PeytOn; Corresponding secretary,
Bowlcs Co'gtc: Recording secretarv James h. Potion.
IN. ReN. Di j. T. Ne" man Chaplain o the Henhit III II
4 =
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
POLICE NOTES.

David Dcmarcsls dwelling No. ~ West Fifty
thd.t. ~ .ail.. 20, : zoo by hTe, yesirrda'
Paul Pavala of No. 10 IIoward-st., while placing
heif upon pulley shop q: fr aatena No II Gnu,s;.
YESTERDAY IN, Tgt the machinery aud had tom oh
Her,ch Bernstein, the editor of The Hdi-Orke.
Ue,r on q ~
pnntei Of Moses ATuHon, den1ug he
Esnu.
In the United States Circuit Conri. yesterday
Juce reserved HE tie il'
ant against BnTehce aAd F0yG frM bub
the ground they suh o
within the meau The ststaie.
In the Court of General Sessions. before r. corer
Hschett estsra Mar A. Gisrie charged WITH san
apparel and beeohue worth $50 from Mr. Thomas H. Tsuso
No Eas Twenty6r,tt Feb s. acquitted Theodore oci
rua burglary the ,hini degree state Prison p years.
Commissioners Bosworth and Barr listened. ycStcr
day eompiints policemen Patriotism Mcc iaT Il
The PeUci Daroina his aud mailing al.,
port cee command of the Station house recommended
d..ss PalrOmau Jane. L. Henry ~ the Sixteenth Pre-
pasroing be post Tor ~ iountes lined i've
Owen Geoghegan. an alleged repeater. who keeps
,te-Gtht Snd B aud ~hO
eonphey IN the eeor
himself Commissioner Shedt ystcrt. and
Ooo bail trial Alderman bnond and csChaDbrr
lain Bradley bcromhr his siree. II rn1easoIg Geo-
ptgar Dtyu Marshal Dovel badly beaten by As's
yBsn Irving The ta of lrnr viii ben IN IA. United Atrs On
uit COAT before JUdg' Benedict ueit Thursdai
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
RuRGLARs DEPRIVED or THEIR PLUMBER.

Az Officer Wandling OF the Eighth Precinct
was passing 10y No 40 Broomest. at ESQ y"ster
day he noticed tina: the front door open, and,
ascending to the second foor, found i've large boxes
filed with valuable goods, which had evidently been
hastily packed for removal Descending 10 the street
10 give an ALARM he discovered that the doors Of No
had also forced Entering the store he found false
Keys on box and ascertned that the scutte had
broken open this point the thieves had crossed
the roofs No. tS5 Broadway raised the scuttie
scended TO the third floor occupied by Meyenberg Pra
n Co.. silk scarf fnauufacturcrs and packed goods
worth s2S 500. From Office the door, occupied
by Max Hecbt * Brother. velvet worth $50 taken
the second floor, occupied by Hech Bros importers
of fancy goods, the thieves packed up goods worth 500
carried them 10 the roof of No. az Br0adway hited
the auttle and taken their plundcr to the second oor
occupied by David T. Baker "a straw goods nanuiaC-
tory. Here the thieves left all the goods, hayiug
evidently been frightened by the approach Of th" ofcr
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
GENERAL PRESS DlsPAvcnJ

In compliance with a resolution OF the Senate adopted
Dec 20 1871, calling account OF the expenses OF
vessels employed on the Of sanO Domingo since
the beginning Of negotiations for the acquisition OF
Santo Domingo the Secretary OF the Navy to-day trans
mted to that body statement showing that the total
expenditures Of such vessels during the time
spccined-twO years-anountcd to $4,000 The cN-
uendures were incurred accOu of ten vessels IN ALL
The Secretary Of the Navy i'll his accompany ing
letter. that the expenses were no greater thaii u tue
same ships had been in service elsewhere IN the West
mGes, ana somewhat less than II they had been EN-
pcy ed cn OF the other stations. He adds that the
Vessels In the adjacent the West indies
usually nine in number The secretary also says
that the delay answering the resolution has nccn
owing to the necessity Oi waiting for the accounts Of
Paymasers. &c, OF whom have been transferred
TO distant stations.
The British and American Claims Commission met TO
day. and without deciding cases adjourned to Thurs
dHy next II il understood there viii be very little bust
ness of importance before the Commission until pcvt
Fail. They will meet occasionally, Dut only
will he heard before adjournment.
The Senate in Executive session today confirmed the
following nominations: EN-GOv Francis Thomas NJ
MARYLAND, TO he Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PeupOtcntiary 20 Peru, vice Thomas S0tlc, rcggucd
-. Wilson Of Pcun~ ~yvanI, Consul AT Dublin yIco FL
ward Neil. resigned.
Col Holmc Colbert. representative Of the Chckas1w
Nation of Indians died III this city! cerday OF typhoid
pucUluUula.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

enteentb and Twenty sccondsts 10 set their buildings
hack rs feet from their present line An ordinance pro
yjding that set of standard weights and measures con
formabe to the standard Of the State shall be deposted
in the Mayors Office for the purpose OF determining tne
ferred 10 the Committee on Law. resolution was
adopted requesting the Judges Of the several Cyl ana
bic body OF the citizens OF New to use their Court
proper other 6sn % ts nSa. be
thereby not nterfered with. Hereafter the Board Will
meet Mondays and Tuesdays at p m; with tho
Board OF Aldermen concerning inserting the corporation
In nine daily and % nine nsrG TefI % darme
in requesting the Controller to pay the ataehcs oil the
Common Council salaries heretofore published
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
Az ASSAULT WIFI \ CANE.

j.. c. Birdsall a lawyer, of No. 33j Broadway,
and Thomas r. smith o. No 65j Greenwich-st formerly
Collector OF the sixth IRterna Revenue District engaged
in discussion, yesterday in front OF the Ast0r
HOnse the lawyer finally striking his adversary in the
face with large manccn The assaant was taken
before Justice Hogan at the Tombs Police Court. The
complainant reced e circumstances OF the assault and
said that the provOcntiOn on his part was demand for
the pa, ment Of .lOOO due him IN trdactiOns growing
out the eNJuige Fullerton, several years ago.
BrdSa teuicd that ne owed the complainant anything,
and said that he had been very much annoyed al inter-
vals for u long time past, by Smiths mportuDate de-
mant>. The magistrate released Nh. Brdsal, on his
giving bail ~ $500. To await trial.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
COMMON COUNCIL RusINEss.

The Board of Aldermen adopted, yesterday.
a resolution offered by Alderman Comm request iuE
Controller Green to inform the hoard what legal assist
he employs In his official capacity, what fees
tainers are ps,d for such assistance, the snomt o'
fees retaiDerr already paid. aud BY what au-
tbonty he employs legal assistance. Alderman
Conover offered d resolution. referred Ia the Com
mittee Streets. that the Board Of street Open
ings take Immediate measures 10 have Brcaa
way w,GcDed feet by causing the owDers or eeern oi
l property On be eust s.de VI Broadway between ho,'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
NFW-YORK CITY.

The employGs in A. T. Stewart q CO.'S re-
tail dry goods store at Tenh-s and BLCa1Wa1; Meno
yaccnated ye serday by the Assistant Health lS'o'oiS
Judge CardozO granted writ OF error yester-
day In the ease of wke, lately convicted, In the ten
era Sessions of murder in the second degree anu seh
tenced 10 imprisonment for HE.
The Burke Gardner suit, set down FOR hear
ing in the Trial Term, Part H. Of the Court OF common
Pleas hed by Judge Van Brunt not reached yoHte-
day. but will probably come up today
The old divorce suit of Mary A. Thomas agt.
Geo w. Thomas came up before Judge CaIdo2o yes'c'-
doy on n motion TO have the defendant cOnlmitleu 10
Ludlow-st Jail for failure TO pay anony o' so@ "eeH
Decision reserved
The Sinking Fund Commissioners appointed
Yesterday Assistant Aldermen Pinckney, ChlinOerlp'
Palmer and Controller Green n Committee 10 tahe
charge Of the leasing Of all of the citys mafko'
property.
Lieut.. A. =. Bacon of Co. X, 9th Regiment
NG. = " " has appealed from the recent decision OF
the Court OF Inquiry dismssing the charges nRalhst
Capt. Bird W. spencer OF that COMPANY, nu n"hs I M
tbe matter id before general coufIh1Ihai i"i Il"
Judicaiion o,,,yx
Stephen Owen. age 5j, Superintendent OF
the Johnson-st NJ T. Church, has been missing since
Saturday morning. ,
The Board of Supervisors has directed the
sale OF the shantes the Courthouse grounds on April
L. The Legislature is asked to oppose the Dll appro
priang si60OCO for arm0ry for the 2Jd Regiment
The cost of laying patent pavements on IA
thorouchfares Of this city sl325i6 TO- and by the
compromise with the property owners, the city agrees
To pay Ss70J2'. =,
The legal contest between Andrew D. ! osOer
and John r. Douglass candidates for Alderman In the
Eleventh Ward was begun yesterday. before Judge 0i'
bert The official vote was: Foster l,tsf b"hS,dSs
IG9J A large number OF witnesses VIII DE exam h''
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PL,INs.-The number of school emil
dren in Wcstche,tcr County is officially stated TO Oe
A. ZOO being an increase over last year of s9 The In
crease in tine Ist District is 1857 il the Id, -4 anu
tlle lid, q. ~ ,..,,,.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY ClTY.-Tt is now alleged that John
Wheeler arrested for cutting the cushions OF palace
car on the Erie Railway, once III the employ OF The
Company and, having been discharged rcyenged bnl-
self by twice removing locomotives from the depot at
Newbnrgh on the branch line, and running them ont
upon the main track, anticipation OF COlsloh III Il
also rumOred that he has Inspaced Switches ana In
other ways attempted to lnJure the Company.
PLAINPIELD-Thc Board Of Health denies the reports
concerning the prevalence Of small lpoX and says,
'rhcre il but single OF smallpox AMI but fhet
eases yaTOlOd within the city limits, all cOnVaeSceh
NEWARK-An unknown man, supposed 10 bIJ0hn ".
Pratt, was killed the NewJersey Raro'td yesterday
morning, between this city and WaVerlcy.
IIoROKrN--Charles Thorn, % brakeman un the Morris
and EsscX Railroad, was crushed ana Fatally luifeu
while compiling cirs on sunday.