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New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
A STRANGE BURGLARY.
STEALING COMMERCIAL TNrELLGENCE-THE |
CULPRIT CAUGHT.

STEALING COMMERCIAL INIELLlGENCL-lh
CULPRIT CAUGHT.
Phelps. Dodge g. Co. of Cliff-st., extensive
importers Of metals have suspected for several weeks
pas that their private affairs and business secrets were
made known 20 their rivals in the metal trade by some
Inysterous means TO their own serious detriment BY
advice Of counsel detectives were employed and 1t was
coon discovered that several persons were IN the haO
az entering Phelps Dodge CO.'S building at night with
false KEYS opening desks and safes by the same MEANS
aud examining accounts cable kilograms, and private
correspondence with the utmost freedom. Last Saur-
dav evening about 73O O'Clock, Abram Nelson metal
dealer OF good reputation doing business at NO.
2oJ Pearl-st and living in Mount PleasantaYe,
Newark, was seen 10 be admitted 10 the
building in Clifst by tho jantor Upon coming out, at
los o'clock Nelson and the antor whose name is Peter
su were both arrested through the aid Of Capt Ward
OF the Second Precinct aud taken TO the staon-house
and searched Besides the false keys supposed TO have
been by the anior for opening the various offices
and the desks and safes contained therein the detectives
found in Nelson's possession important statistics Of
Phelps Dodge Co.'S business, copies Of their recent
cable dispatches and European correspondence, aud
other data OF commercial value. The prisoner had also
appropriated a silk umbrella which be had thrust
down the leg Of his trousers for cOnceament and gold
pen, his own, was found behind his ear. He WAS
locked up over night the statonhouse and Sunday
committed by Judge Bowling, at the Tombs Police
Court default Of 5000 bail The janitOr also sent
to the TOmbs.
Admiral Nelson, father Of Abraham Nelson, was ar
rested yesterday morning at his residence in Mount
Pleasant-ave., Newark, and conveyed 10 the Tombs,
where be now stands committed In his posses
ElOn and among his personal effects we're
found transcripts Of many important pr-
vate documents belonging to Phelps Dodge Co.
The prisoner has made confession, but Phelps,
Dodge d Co. feel certain that they have evidence
enough to convict him. They now engaged in work
ing up the ramGcatons Of the conspiracy, which ex-
tends largely outside Of the State. number Of other
persons have been arrested but have been allowed TO
remain in private confinement rather than 60 to prison.
IL j. believed that number Of Phelps, Dodge Co.'S
clerks have been implicated but not TO such extent
warrant their prosecution, although they viii be
dismissed
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04


PHrADELPHA June a-Cloyesed dull s96sl0 Timothy is
quoted FaIed TO- very quiet Superdne
20 ga 81 50; Wisconsin aud
s9a 80 75 State Indiana and Ohio do 80 5Odsl0 brands
2 To- Amber 81 l5a ~ 20 White ~ 2sas2 M Rye-State
Western held 81 10 Corn limited requests
at 1ee MIed &c Ofs unchanged White 5sd6Oc; MIed 514
ALBANY June 3Wheat du neglected Ryo doll and lover
Doe ony being offered Com dull and doping
High nIed Western A. o9 Barley quiet Oats dull and doopng
sales Of 100 bush No Western At SO. -
hLwAuKEE yaHs 3f.uDuand light holders firm; Double
81 45 Oats dull and ovef No Corn fu; No Mixed
Ac Rye steady No. AZ ne. Bsrlsy steady: Fall
freghs To Buffalo y 10 Kingston l5 Reepts-50O5
to00 bush Wheat shpment3000 bbls
LOuEvLLK. June 3Iobacoo fairly acye, saes
81 50d S8 Low TO Good Leaf 80 50c$3 BagUg unchanged
Iour dali and denngi Br Family 81 So steay d6
S2ds2 o5 Oats steady at s sacked Provisions da
ness and prices unchanged Whisky. s8c.
OsNEGO jane 3-FUgr steady and unchanged
ss Is for NO Spring $40 for Amber Winter so for White
No. Milwaukee Cnb al = o. and $40 buh Choice White Canada At
~ H. Corn quiet AZ t2c. Corn Meal 81 or BoleI or
uhboed est hed lover Shorts $40 Ships;ues sl2i
Ging. $50 ~ ton ghsines ssc Canal Freizh Wheat
- 50 70 New York Railroad Pre- ghFou Boston COc 10
York @c Albany t2e Receipts by Lak-26OO bush Wheat
l00 feet Of Lumher Shipments by Canals Wheat
800 huEh. Com, 3 kl9,0O0 feet OF Lumber
CHICAGO. june 3FiouT dull nominal Wheat dull and uu
settled closed lower sales Of No Spring 49 SPOT ser
jane u fsi seller yuy No. Spring sold at rel 81
Com In fair demand and lower closed quiet 2nd No
1lred a. al Jc spot seller June 47c seller Juy Rejected
seller june ndJ!, seller JY Rye quiet unchanged ht 3i
ic BafcY du and idc Tor No 2Fa WhkY STEADY
bIe Pork advanced and lair demand ssl jane
sn BIZ 90 seller JAY quiet unraugo
Hams 10 pickle o pound ayersse. ir SUMMER clcd
- pound Ca r declined zoe sales o. eItra
al ~ 1st 70 food 70 eAvee Foa 80 ~ ls Dup u ana
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
EXPLOSIVE OILS IN BROOKLYN.
he Brooklyn Board of Aldermen adopted,

The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen adopted,
yesterday, the following report:
The Law Committee having had their attention
directed the subject OF the frequency OF accidents
from the OF kerosene OIL called by representations
in the public press the reports Of the Fire Marshal ana
by the complaints Of citizens, report that IN their
opinion there absolute necessity for action ON
the part the municipal authorities for the protection
the public against the frequent terrible accidents re-
suting from the unrestricted sale and OF dangerous
preparations for Illuminating purposes. During az least
three years the loss OF life injury 70 person. and desruc-
tOn OF property from this source in this city has
been really appalling. That there can be prepared
from petroleum rock oil burning fluid, cheap and
perfectly safe one questions but there are also
among the products from that article naphha gasoline,
and other Oscillations quite dangerous to handle and
indeed even so, than gunpowder. The Committee
strictOns stringent those which the law has i'm
posed upon the traffic In gunp0wder The law OF June,
1865 provided safeguard against the traffic In petroleum
and its 1ammable products in large quantities. and de-
wolves upon the Common Council TO further and regu
late the retail trade For that purpose the Committee
have prepared and recommend the adoption Of ordn
ance TO regulate the sale Of burning fluids the products
Of petroleum, earth or rock oil
SECTION provides that dealers IN the fluids shall be licensed BY the
Mayor under penalty 25 for each sale made without said license
The charge for the license shall be
Of license shall be sufficient for its
Dealers the above specified oil shall keep Of for
sale under less temperature ere et than ITO degrees Fahrenheit
under penalty Of $50 -
standard oes and report all violations to the Com
Council
sac The term the Special Warden shall be FOR
years. the compensation OF 1900 per auuum
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

,, and tho men are determined to compel the submis-
s21 o IN ~ The Clothing cutters ended yesterday as
AZ, n e,lns hat two have granted the terms demanded,
and fhev are expected to yield by to-day. -, -.
rbo Prfnrt-frame makers who had Joined the Egnt-
rr Iasre are dissatisfied with the action Of that As
ocaou and complain that they nave not fecelVeu Iho
large number OF the gaspipe and paviors en-
oyed by the Mutual Gas Light Company struck yester-
day and proceeding TO different points, induced others
10 strike This movement is likely 10 extend fnrthe
but II will probably end quickly by the concession OF
eight hours TO the men. -, .-- .
Frank McElroy. printer of Nos. 90 and lO1 Wiamst,
gave notice yesterday TO his employees tha he should eN-
pect them hereafter to work only eight hours day.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
pASSENGERN ARRIVED.

FROM BERNUDA-Tn steamship Merg0ts, June 3-Mn Benz
and VIM james and Wiz H. JAMS N4"@'-' 49,
bourne J. llutehngs j. Francis. -, ~, - u,
FROM LIyERPOOL-Ia steamship Wgor'tng June o ~ NJ
] Fellows A. ID. Brooks, Thos Turner VIM B. Fiat mss A.
Ius Mr Thatcher and Mrs. Collins, Mrs D. w Lee W b,
So Miss Sag. Miss Sage A. NJ Lynn, D. Rankin W SUM
van J. NJ KAY Hiss Jones, W. b. Nion Mis- NJ t0nTsX ML
Cover Mr. and Mrs child, hr and Mr. ~ NlAas
and Child T. WicALam j. MreyGa. Mss b. King " j. hog3'
FtOM LIyERPOO-In steamship Cg Q London June - nas
Daron Mas Dawson Bishop Hon0lula Rev b Lay ana ms
Davis Miss Willis Drake Mis- Pryeit hss Eep heono No.
Mr. and Mrs Hsrng Hsrng Rev francs Moon roman uo
boom Nj white ~ Mclean JAS Mckenzie W. > NIare as
pr,re, ThOs Anderioh fsueI
M Tbop F. Iofe J. Truleth. w. swan, Mr and Mr. LongmoTe
Nh and Mn Tntton Lavender Mr. and hrs '" iDouis
Dolbug Sire and infant Mrs Stevenson ara Au '
s. sp and infant Marquis Bs.aya and servants Juan else
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
THE NEW STREET CLEANING SUPERINTENDENT

The Superintendents of the old treet-Clean-
ing Department unanimously adopted yesterday, the
following resolution relative 10 j. W. Ambrose who has
been appointed Deputy General superintendent Of the
new STRENGTHENING Department:
esovd congratulate both Board Of Police and the city
upon secured the Of connection with Thomas
w. Tboe Poce) thoroughly competent under
HeIcueau task OF enOvsng the streets OF CITY
and predict under the management Of those gentlemen The most
parmeut
After thanking the superintendent for the favorable
opinions expressed resolutions Mr.. Ambrose said
The labor Of cleaning Of this apy termed almost
Hercuean task the stables
drtier streets have ver 70 turn Into aud hood
had Hood those stables
shall utmost however organize such working
force vii take hold Of this city and put 1t in much cleaner con on
than IL has been in for many years.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

making total OF ss cases week an increase OF
oI over the preceding week. On Sunday 10 addtlOnm
cases were reported and TO yesterday deaths
were announced for the preceding ~ hours On siay
there were 225 patients In the smallpox hospltal on
Blockwelrs Island. During the month ending June T.
I4g patients were admitted, making tOta on Oia. VI
these l45 died. 27I recovered ana there WeIe zoo remain
ing In the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LoSDos June 3-ll:30 m-Cono opened fof money,
dividend for United Twenty
lB62s 9eg; ll65s, od 9ll 1908 s3 Ten.Fories Ggl.
FRANKPoRT June 3Und States eTwenty bonds 90; M the
issue OF 1862
PANS June 3-Rentes $751; g7c.
LIVERPOOL June l opened an steady; Md.
ding Upands lallld Mdhng 0reans I'LL Tue sales the
day are estimated at 1900 bales
LIVERPOOL jane 81 mCo,ton quiet steady the sales Of
the day su estimated at Y OO bales including 5000 for speculation
and
LivERPooL June 81 m-Tbe Br,adss market is quiet Com
28j y quarter. Lard. 39'9 A. cwL
3-5
the account American securities closed quiet unchanged
PAEis, June 3.-Renes closed at 55L ne
June 33 Cotton closed
unehnge; the sales OF the nenng
1000 for speculation and export Refined Petroleum l5dl gallon
LONDON jane 3-TsloE. 526p cst
LOSDos, J6ns J-ESening-splhi Turpen,ne 6d57 A. evt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.

Burglars broke into the jewelry establish
ment Of Carl Faehrer No. 95 Fultonst early yester-
day. forced open the door Of the heavy SAFE and stole
$4,000 worth OF gold bracelets chains and other articles,
and 5000 in U. s. bonds Of the issue Of 1894
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
PRETENDED COURTHOUSE EMPLOYEES con
DEMNED.

Controller Green sent, yesterday, to the
Board of Supervisors communication in regard to the
hangersOn at the New Courthouse, in which he said:
stop practice keeping persons shout
the building for the purpose Of cua1g claims sgHns the county on
ground pretended appointment without performing
whatever and have doubt that honorable body will eIe
powers that end informed that person. with bis
family occupying has within very few days occupied IS
residence portion Of the building under appointment Of the late
Chamberlain las County Treasurer and removing
furniture and other effects from the premises, While
another claims 10 act jantOr under sppoint'
from present Chamberlain Comfy Treasurer With
desire to uee n the premises further than duty IN
the county claims manufactured In this would lead
wOud respectfully suggest Of SUPERVISOR With whom,
power should appoint discreet tOr
Of building who shall have charge Q. all It's Affairs and Of the
SaTy sNeepen and cleaners
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

e ~ q sur ,ets ...... soou rises SOL
THIS DAY-A. N
S5l Hell Gate feIIy' oU
~ DAv-P
sandv Booz Island. . y Hell este Ferry j5t
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsEs-IECREAsE OF SMALL
POX. - .....rr
The following is a comparative statement of
contagious diseases for the past fortnight; r
S, ~ ~--I-. I,,Yo1 e--y.7 NIL. PIA small
jas! sss fi,..' e.. Z S g Il g q
On Saturday, u cases Of pOx we're reported,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04


MoBrr 6Tm Gddng nominal Iiic net recep"
1854 bales; sales $50 bales stock, tlO1l bales 80,
NFsPuls June Addngs, "a dl4lci receipts i'
bales
PHILADELPHIA. June 3-Cotton 6rmi hddirgs 2lc .....
3COtoh huOyanti ldlungs,
Laes; grosa bales; expOrtst0 Lyoc <o oas eo
wise COZ bae.: faes 700 baesi stock. 4345l bales 49,
GALVESTON June -C0on uonnali Good Or nary zc net re-
lOk bales sleek 9oJ' Dalts
ST LouIs. June g. Cotton firm Middlngs Z9c 49,
IouIsvILLE. June 3-Coton strong hiddhngs Iic .. On
Bor0S June active; Mddhngs, TIC net receipts o.
he. gross 433 baes saes bales stock, 1900 bales
NORFOLK June 9-Cotion 6rm; Low Mdihnss Z'4e net ls
ers M tas 1uos-eoastge, 25j bales sales ~ bales stock
1919 bales. ..,,,- oc, .., ....to.s
bae gross erportseossHe n hales salts 10 oalesi
las, evening 272 bales, stock, 1921 bales ,.-s.
CISCTNEA June 3COtton IN far demand ana prices nave
Mdiings, 25e , ,rtsr.u. ., ,a
firm moderate demand NIldns ~
l5 bales epOEts-coastNlse 1913 oaa ae AO
bales. stock, 7,l48 bales. .,.,,. ~ 49,, ...,i,,.
Cg,RIEsros Joue strong Mddngs 25c.i net recepi
2g3 bas eruotscoaEise l6l baiesi saes 100 oae toA ~
bales 49,.
WILMINGTON Jure tm Mitng, 24e; eIPors-eoas'
v III bales stock sos bales 49,. a., .u,. oo
lfs tales
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

urd no urgue prnee has been shown o. tnemla 70 e
shown stated the motions 70 squash ' a "
Asriss
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
vonK IN DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JUNE lsTRPLE SHEET

g s'Sss 2: % Sn oo gsfl,' r. -, '' E,.g ss % s
5S' bu. re- S sec s5' 5o. 'si sares acs s'
o',. SSe bt.s Rye 2o Cac ard ess ,.. 20 20,
bb Corn Is go bush OTIS 90, ,R5 bsab ua. 100 @ es1 p
RYE 100 bush Canal sgmcn so sos 10 bah
o,,. SS,s LOO tH.S Raj shJontWhea. 200 bash Corn
sac bush oi!, 1929 'oiE G, oa. f.. % ss o IN ''Ge, Ge
nand Grain in store-Wiea 22gO0o bush. Cofo M ISISV ~
Pess ss GO T bush Barley Mali bush Fs guf and Y Ysasy
.sss q we sphDg a. a. Sa .s ss tA A% da s
Milwaukee spring s7i White C,GSd1 az "a 10 & frA qso
bush al sIe Oats lower saes Western c Rye held at
DiS Bs}1%cRE Low MSdHps 9@iss s
rSSr S and c" %, ss yS T southern S"S WIFE %f' at S m %
western dul Yeow TOc, Mned, e9G7oe Oats dai Ws''eS
unhsnssG Provisions dull heavy would have 70 e
made sell Mes PorE Do@ns al at ci; ss S m Sides % Bson
Shoulder saee rib sides 7sd7. Clear Rib Side, ia8e as s9
er n fair demand Prime Choice aad2sci Fair to Good S
ST. LOUIS June and paehAPss whsa. dull 9G
dropping no. enough done 70 establish market Sorn 10 snd nothing
done WHISKY higher at s7asae Pork da denei ae at sl
. Tt' ooss B;sT' 9s sa 40 Sss sSsSss ss 81 %
com 1900 bash Oats, Itoo bush Barley, 1909 BUSH e z'O
Hogs IN ,.,,-..-,r.u - ,,,,.. ,or,e,
,iop, a Of Family at ss Wheat iu and oNer 1es Of
No Red Winter At sSG a = s o on s 43ee Batter m.
changed Pok da and unsettled At ~ Tor kega1r C III 4 % s
soaden for Clear Rib Sides &C. ST Car Naes &C. ,or se.
asking Sh0ndeIsi
Live Hog, unchanged at 90 75ds4 Isl receipts 1900 WHISKY STEADY
al 60, ..-ta-a.
MKxPnIs June Flour nominal Corn eu and lever MuS'. &
Oats dul and lower, al Nd5Ic Bscon oul aI noH'
stouders; 1lc for Clear sides Pork-No demand. -
CIyvEtAEp dull and UNCHANGED Wheat du ana -
artive No hehi 81 B5i No 2ohered az ~ -
Corn dul Oats du az 4Je hehned feuo'eDn
2Oa2o,c for 2a2le g, 3dg lots , demand
ToLEDOl 3Four quiet aud anchange wheat ~ ast
advanced la2c: sales of White Michigan a. 81 tb4i A1el
Webgsn al e No Rcd al 76a 49, Cora quiet but hrmi sales
ofHh Mixed al ae Yellow 52lc; White BE- Oats dui shu u
c1nge loa4Olc for no Feyht 6me1' 70 9ssego Gj Il S "a
KINGSTON &c. Rsoeptsl bush Wheat Y 900 Dush Ior ana &
bush Oats shpmeut2o00 bbs flour 1900 bush "heS S'P
bush on and Is 40 bush. Oats
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
corRr cALBEDARs-rns DAr.

T. - VAN bhuhIf - NFenf
q. w.
1869, Horton agt. Robinson.
l571. Morton. assignee, agt. Iud-
low. trustee.
l6ll. .Worlenburg agt. Brake.
1871. Rowland sgt. Sampson.
1875. .Roux and another agt Dike.
1877. Conkhn agt. Woodworth and
another.
1929. Anderson agt. Msrtin.
1891. .Alger agt Sanger and anoth 2.
1885. .Hildreth and another agt
Chapman.
1857. .Catquet sgt Rousseau.
1881. The New-liayen Steamboat
Go. agt, West anu Others.
"opens at II a m.
26JG. Yoorhis agt The MAYOR, &c.
g8. .Allerton agt. Martin.
40. stout &c. agt. Sinbling.
So. .Swarts agi. Muller
60. Hoffman agt. Wagner and
au0.
GO. Meyer agt. Pitiston and El-
mira Coal Co.
760. The American ship WiBdlass,
kc. act. Waterston.
764. .Hnl Paper Collar Co. agt
Wooster.
1904 Page agt. Williams and sno.
1883. Winter sgt. White Ct o..
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

ELECTION OF DIRECToRS-PRoGREss OF THE
WORK
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
TRoTTING AT PRospECr PARK.

PROSPECT PARK COURSE, Monday, June 3.--Purse,
el I 29g hoesi 500 % h $3.50 second and sl5g % lind
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS. =


JOSEPH MAZIfNl HIS LIFE. WRITINGS AND
POLITICAL PRINCIPLES win an Iutr0duct. on,
by WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON. i2no. pp. Scs Hurd
q HOugntOn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

The following directors of the New-York
and Brooklyn Bridge Company were elected yester-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

The following poem, written for the occa-
sion was read at the Decoration Day exercises OIL '
evening OF May 80, at Rochester;
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

GENERAL SKssIoSs-Pau I-Belod Jlenry OugLten. Norris
Montgomery grand larceny John Murphy Patrick Aheam Joseph Dol
John Smith, Joseph Oliver the Patrick
Dalton, William Creighton Ellen Murphy John Drake petit larceny
John Wnot Timothy petit larceny Thomas
onous assault and battery. Part IIRecorde liaosett
Mccartney, mansanghter; John Conku, Edward smith,
James Joseph Clark robbery Patrick Carr William Wren
Ryoet buIsry Hugh Montgomery Henry Customer John
Philip Guasen feouou battery John Towns
grand hrceny Bernard Mcnn, petit lireeuy hom the persoDi
Mary Rkin, receiving stolen goods
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

EurREHE CouRI-CRoUIT-PAh'
al l0l
1920. BRYANT ,gt. Mckinney q al.
s9l Gallagher agi. Van Anden;
26g3. Globe Printing 20. Rgt lhe
Mayor, &c.
lel5. .Degonge agt nelmbold.
ia ..Biigeport Brass Co. agt
Molyant et al
1867. Muller q Al. sgt Betner.
1883. Openhvm sgt. Springfield fire
and Marine Insurance 70.
of Springfield. Mass
1857. Same sgt. Ktna lns. 20 OF
Hartford, Conn.
800. Van Nostrand agt OBnen'
PART u.-BRApT,
IN. .Tuska sgt. OBhen, sheriff.
6GO. Harvey agt. Merchants Nat
Bank.
7s2. .Bohn agt. Goldstein.
1884 .HolhsieI sgt. Cohen.
s6C. Hanna asL O'bneni SheIll'
&c.
662. Archer tgt. 0'Bnen, sherih
&c.
40. Archer ct al. agt. Hanlon eiaI
lle. Johnston agt. Kelly. shenn'
&c.
66l .Athntie Mail Steamship 90.
agt Geo. Amer. Transit 20.
2l50l Townsend and ors. ssL
O'Brier, Shenh
GENERAL TERM
Pin the matter, &c. Of Asior.
In the matter sc. Of Haugh'
u. Keen agt. Green.
25. Jones agt. Bauendahl.
26. .Wilmeniings sgt Mount q
Fowler.
20. .Dcyoe agt. Barnes
a. Lang agt. Reynolds
~. Marshal agt. Maeer gof.
IS. King agi. Knapp.
20. Miller agt. TYLER.
50. Cromwell agt. Hewitt.
CHAMBERS Barrett j.. Opens A.
& Rheader aof MaCEericV. Two
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-05
News and Other Items.


The Davenport brothers have gone to farm
ing.
There are 100000 Catholics in Enyland
and Wales.
Gen. Hooker recently rode on horseback for
the first time in four years.
Inc courteous Waterford Bank robbers offer
70 allow the sufferers ten per cent. and call if
square.
young woman in San Francisco recently
suiclded because her sister rebuked her for
drinking too much.
A woman in Leavenwortb. Kansas want.
$4,000 from the city authorities because hor
husband was lately confined in calaboose
with crazy man, who killed him before morn
ing.
Inc mind OF Mr.. Watson, the reverend and
scholarly English wife murderer, has ceased :,
wander or be unsound since his sentenoo h..
been commuted from death to imnrso,,r.,,
for life. iii'ei'
"A Cleveland druggist has invented a nav ar
tiele for suicides that converts not or1,, a..
BODY but all the clothes and other att.ohn,o,
OF the zone more unfortunate" into ,,os.. -
rise 10 Inc clouds and leave no trace behind
'e' VI oeHersonville, KY, at
tended his lady-love who was sick with m,l;a
nant odriola, and died in consequence re.
papers say he died for love- but the d;sa.ro
nau every symptom Of the smallpox
barney Woods, the WASHINGTON ,nrrd..
spenos all his time in devotional e,erciso
preparation for death. AS the excnsa g.. ~
,e'p''o was tnas he was not prepared if !. -
De hoped that he will conscientio,.,,. " "
his time. improve
In one hour one minute and b.,f
time that the first type of the presidon.,a - inc
sage was picked up in the Washington Rennb.
''cam ofhee' the extra of that paper was for
sale on the street 'oi
iheooore Hilton puts the age of Misc An
tnony at hfty years; and this shows how a,,a.,
rehgious newspapers are given to exaoaora
ton. %" w eAaeegera-
nenry Smith and George Drew, wood cbon-
peis' Oh Johnston, R. l., were found dood NJ,
10y BON were probably crushed hr 49,.
looa' under which they had h,,;1t . Id"
Postm p"n uea and fell over upon them. ~
letter 81 ;"e General Creswell has addros.,a
Ger in prnssia na'loh to the corresnond;,a "a;
abont sano ", IN which he states that e. IN
tha Dos, Gee INJURED women in the on,s,. "-o :,
- department in this pioy VI
'neSe' aoou' hVe hundred are nost u.'iy' vi
ana consequently occupy nosit; o''lhiStresses,
prominence and responsibility. Oh great
western paper bags an item br;oa
Mrs John Baggs of Omaha, has left n.y. enus
pasgs' taking the money bags and 1oa. I'm
oonh 10 mold the little empty Bagos
| Neneral Sheridan ,y.c =.
-'An'z nuptials in Cincinnati III. otho,