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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-07
mention the matter.

ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST ARRANGEs
MARRIAGE FOR MINIATURES HOTEL WAITER
GIEL.-Thc Newhall House was the scene
Yesterday of matrimonial occurrence
which. for neatness and dispatch in eXecu-
ton, challenges comparison. On the noon
train Yesterday there came to TINS city Two
gentlemen from Kcnosha, Right Rev. Father
Doherty and young man bearing the name
of Desmond. They betook themselves to
the Newhall House, and as soon as they had
registered their names, the reverend gentle
man asked to see Miss Fanny Cary, one OF
the mattresses of the hotel. Although she
was at the time engaged in waiting on the
table, his business appeared to be SO urgent
that she was summoned from the dining
room, and met Rev. Dohcrty in the hall.
After exchanging the usual compliments
and benedictions of the season, the clergy
man, who it seems had long been acquainted
with Miss Cary, told her, without further
explanations, that young gentleman friend
of his, who accompanied him, was about TO
settle down in life, had made his fortune,
and having determined to take partner for
better or for worse, had consulted INN rs TO
an eligible person; that lie had Immediately
suggested that Fanny Cary was Just the per-
son for the place, and that Desmond, on the
strength of his recommendation, had decided
to offer himself to her and bring about, If
possible, an immediate contamination of the
matter.
After stating these facts, thercverend father
made formal proposal to the young girl in
behalf of Desmond. The proposal was &C
cepted, Desmond summoned, the couple,
who had never seen each other before, intro
duced, and by o'clock the ceremonies
were performed by Rev. Mr.. Doherty. With
out waiting for congratulations, the newly
married couple set out for Fox Lake, the
residence of Desmond. Desmond is said to
he man Of considerable means, owning pro-
perry about Fox Lake to the amount OF
SIC, Mhcaukee Wisconsin, Jdnuary26.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
NVELEk ANXkSHHsSS'
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN's CRYSTAL, DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.
perfectly clear preparations, In one bottle, as
easily applied water for restoring to gray hair its
natural color and youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent landruff to promote the growth Of the
hair, andstop It's falling
1t Is entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place of ell the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now III use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
everything In which the articles now In OBJ
jectonaDle CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Is warranted to contain neither sugar Of lead sui
phur nitrate of silver. Clear and clean as water,
1t does not soil the clothes scalp 1t Ii areehly
pcrfumed and makes one Of the best dressings for
the hair in use. 1t restores the color Of the hair
more perfectly and uniformly than any other pre-
days. Virtually feeding the roots of the hair with
all the nourishtnE qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay and In
duccS new growth OF the hair more positively
than anything else. The application OF this Won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect on the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance. ~
We call especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number OF small trial bottles be had by those
this course our aim Is to convince by the actual
merits of the article.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, ID. G.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Proprietor's Agents; Richmond, Va.
ia 3l-eodtJel3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-07
By Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TIOS.-On FRIDAY the 9th instant, at 4
O'Clock 2. NJ. we shall sell ut auction, on the pre-
misses, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ioI
32xl3o feet OH Fifth street between Canal and Byrd
the other 30x7U feet on Byrd street between Fourth
and Fifth. ro>- ~
e. Auctlonecrs.
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BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
\ ESTABLISHMENT OF
v. HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS,
Nos ~, 90, and 80, First Market, Richmond, Va.

Having within the last two years fitted up our
establishment with entire new machinery. we are
line; aud everything is under the special supervi.
sion Of one of the firm, we confidently recommend
our PROVISIONS as of the best quality, and chal-
lcuge competition.
We pay particular attention to the manufacture
for the southern markets. We are now making fresh
every day the following articles, for which We solicit
orders: ~
Fresh Pork Sausage, In Hogs Head Cheese,
links Smoked Beef,
Fresh Pork Sausage, In Lard, by the barrel or
cake; key -
Breakfast Sausage, Smoked Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Smoked Shoulders,
Garlic Sausage. Smoked Breasts,
Blood Pudding, Smoked doles, So
Liver Pudding, Smoked Beef Tongues,
White Pudding, Smoked Icg Tongues,
Irish Pudding. Smoked Lamb Tongues.
i HOGS, from ons to ona hundred.
j. .o.lm V. HECHiER, JR,, & BROTHERS.
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AUCTION SALES.aE'nture Deys.-
"a BY Wellington Goddins
"a Rea, Estate Agent and Aucitonfer,
corner Of Eleventh ind Bank streets.

!
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALgA.--
SBLE ZEAL ESTATE - Bis ~ y,
ROCK IN THE G0UNTYO E S,isY Cia!tif
or FOUR MUEbRED 4MD = TH H e faaHEs
TER-By virtue Of o decree Of the Court OF Cna ,.
Gerry for the city Of Echmond ana a ON
Mcdaniel, The undersigned, special commissioner,
appointed thereby, Will offer for sale at aucton, on
tie prelniscs, on TUEsDAY the 9Th day OF EeIrma-
nv fsTa at ls O'Clock III. IL fair IL not tue hrst lmr
Nv thcreaftar, the valuable REAL ESTATE In the
county OF Chesterfield in the bill and procesdi1ss
LAND, the first containing about FogR Is J, HIN aTN
DRE,D ACRES, the second about TWENTY
THREE ACRES, and the third about FFTEEN
ACRES, more or less and together LIN, III
the buildings and Improvements thereon SAID lands
nre about two miles from the town Of Mancfester.
more particular description unnecessary.
! TERMS OF SALE Cash us to SO much OK the pro,
cees as may DC sufficient to pay the costs OF st ana
charges of sale residue on credit OF one, two ana
three years from day Of sale In equal nstaimenhs,
hearing interest at per cent. per annun, uls p9I
chaser to execute his negotiable notes for said ce,
ferrcd payments, and tide to be Eetned uhti sala
'''co EDWARD Y. CANNON,
q Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-07

MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT s. ADJ
1f1 DINGTON, Nos. 1872, 1924, 1426, and 142S
Cary street, and Nos. ID and Is south Fifteenth
street, Richmond, Va. We make all kinds Of new
work In the machinist line, repair all kinds of work
We so III the country to do all sorts OF work In
line. Also, make the best tobacco mills In the world
and keep them on hand we'll as tobacco screws Of
all kinds, together with bands and bets and ell
ticles for the manufacture Of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and second hand En-
nes; Boilers, saw-aIills Mills, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shafung, Hangers. Pulleys, Gear
and Bevil Wheels; and In fact,a general assortment
Judson's Patent Steam-En Governor; UIea Coms
pany Steam-Ganges; selden's Patent Engine Pack .
ing Peet Valves; Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Self
0lling Cups, for both engine and shafting; Nuc
Cleaners; Oil Cans; Water-tiauges, DC All OF which
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms. n. ID. We receive on consignment all kipCa
OF machinery, both new and secondhand. Comeand
see us. foe 81 SLOAT 3 ADDfSGTON.
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BY James N. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ITO Main street,

WILL be sold on MONDAY the 10Th
w dayof February. on the premises at q o,clscI
2. NJ, five VACANT LOTS, two at the corner -
Duyal and st. Peters streets, and on ST. Peter,
between Leigh and Duya streets, each having frnnt
of twenty-nine aud half feet, running lack the
Also two lots on the earstern corner OF Second and
Duval streets, fronting twenty-five feet each on SI
cord street.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance at four and
eight months with interest. anu
fe 6 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctyopoo-
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BY James n. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. IN
w SATURDAY the 10th day Of February, on the
premises at "A o'clock 2. 81, q number Of BtfiIr.
ING LOTS located on Beiyidere, Pine Dover
Cherry, and China streets, in Sidney and Be!yIdere
Hill.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the dsy os
sale. JAMES u. TAYLOR.
fe5 Auctioneer
SERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold on
~ WEDNESDAY the 18th instant ut TIE Office a
Lee & Goddin, No. 1913 Main street, at L. o'clock NJ
ten cords Of OAK WOOD, 10 satisfy an execution I'm
my hands against George p. SchoEberger.
y. ". LEE,
fe std Sergeant city Richmond
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1850. POSTPUNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed til SATURDAY,
February. 10th, 1879, at tile same hour.
e-' EDWARD Y. CANNON,
m{sSionpr.
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7AuT,rII[OH sAIlEs...ruf,,rc, Da ~
: AWC1AVlt8 iSAAIA15Ss-sE UsNEo U6yg.
TB7s IL b. Eacto, 81
Real Estate agent ana Auctioneer, q
Office No. Fourteenth, street. hcfveen 5S,t,, 80,

pEING REQUESTED BY THE owNEP.
~, / shall oIer for sale &C auction, on the prem.
at IL o'clock, that VALUABLE TRACT OF IxSaff,,
known as FAIR OAKS, in Heuhco COUNTY, con.
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND FOR,TY SEVEN
lands Of 8. Courtney. Mrs. Allen, Hyer and ofhcrs
on the east and on the north by the York River rai,
road The improvements consist OF comfortable
DOUBLE KITCHEN, STABLE, BARN. AND
other buildings. and also an excellent yell OF water
in the yard, and an excellent young orchard OF
peaches and apples. Possession can be had inme.
diately. -
TERMS: Made known at the hour OF sale, +.
r.. d. EACHO
fec Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w ANTED, every one to know that am
w executing every kind of BOOK and JOB
PRINTING nj lowest prices: and that can furnish,
on call, ENVELOPES, CARDS, and tags: as
cheap as any establishment in this or any other city.
4 cali Solicited. GEORGE W. GARY,
Practical Printer,
fcs-st* 1917 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DTEzSG, CLEANING. &c.


GTEAM DIEING AND CLEANING
- ESTABLISHMENT, Marshall street between
Fourth and Filth. Established 1873. Dresses, Shaws,
Sacques, Nclvets, Ribbons, Gloves, Feathers Wells,
also Gentlemen's Clothing, dyed or cleaned in the
foreign manufacture, and for permanence and bril-
liancy the best IN use.
j. 3. MCKINNEY & CO.,
IN o-3l dis Marshall street.
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WANTS.

WANTED, 500 HANDS for Chesapeake e saIs axe
w aud Ohio railroad. Wages Sl.so to .? pei oa''
Also, 100 WOMEN for New York. :, ,rrsT1s.
Labor and Emigrant Agent
No. 0 Fifteenth street.
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vTTANTED.-A young man who mas pau
w three yenrs' experience In the orig es Pusi sfT
and can give good reference, deslres % Va.
UATION. Address d. u, hlcnihoho'
Co LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

1onncinS the course prs by tie stock obbers were
presented by +. D. T>ppen Of the Gallailn National
Bank nut after w Ssg S tSS h AsofSI rt IN in
then action. coded 10 do thing as u was question:
abe whether their position could be sustained by law
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THE sUB.rREAsURY DEFA1cArroN.

Few additional details in regard to the defal-
cation at the subTreasury be obtained. Johnsons
movements are either unknown kept very secret
s. stated that his losses in stock operations TO
nearly the extent OF his declarations His fayOrte stock
II reported to have been Pacific Mall II rumored
yesterday that among the firms with whom he had ac
counts were Messrs Van Schaick Co, Barton Allen,
Drake Brother, and OgOOd Co" his losses being esti
mated follows Barton Alien, from S6j0 900 10 S55 900
from so COZ 10 0000 Van hchack Co., from $4,000 10
$4,000.
TRIBUNE reporter called the Office Of Messrs Bar
ton d Allen OF Br0ad-st., but found u deserted Ine
bOOske per Drake Brothers stated that 10 his know
ledge James Johnson did not seep an account there,
either under his fictitious MT. Prince OF
OsgOOd 4 Co. stated that they did know such
james Johnson ana The cashier Of Van schaiok said that
whatever facts they had relation ~ johnson had been
made known 10 Gen. HilhOuse, and would give fur
information. Gen. HhOuse also declines 20 give
any information alleging that whoever connected
with johnson IN his operations was pGrtoepS criHinS
and would suffer accordingly.
A Washington dispatch states: 10 Is lDtimated by
Government officials that tie dedication IN the New
York SubTreaSury, whom all the facts known, viii
show the gOsses of inattentOn 10 duty and
gect VI Official requirements the part OF the officers
II If believed that The amount will far exceed $4,000
Tue animal into the accounts OF the eubIreasury
has barely begun several other branches have yet
DC inquired INTO. The principal officers OF the Govern
the subject, and prefer TO converse upon
Otncr subi ct. IL win be. remembered
that in the Hodge dealcaton which amounted TO half
million dollars, the pursued and that II
several days after the default discovered that
the pubic could learn any facts connected with IT, The
New York inqulty II he admitted known 70 the Adj
ninstrauon nearly month ago. and two days since
denial or ali knowledge OF II made by them. The
throughout Is very similar that OF Hodge, and in
dlcates that there Is lack Of attention almost criminal
Oh The part OF those having authority in the department
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A TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION FORMED.
The Seventh Avenue Property Owners a


so.ntiou held ITS first meeting last evening at william
sons Hail. ut seventh-ave aud Twenty-sixth-st Peter
Dorop the President informed the Association that ne
had conferred with the proper officials aud was ahe 10
assure the members that there good prospect that
the Injunction now In force against the confirmation OF
the assessment the Stafford pavement would he made
perpetual The assessment amounts to moro than
eOOOO and there E abundant evidence OF fraud in the
selection Of the pavcmcntand the prices alleged to have
been paid. Mr. Doron thought that the assessments
upon the property the for the double sewers
which were land down in order not TO disturb the T'i
road track would probably Jc set aside, although they
have already been confirmed. lie advised the meinDer
not pay the assessment unt It's Legality shall nave
been fllly established. . ~,
The members then organized into "Tax-Payers
AssOclatiOn.' which is designed 20 form the hu
cleus of a larger organic tion mat will Include most OF
the heavy tax payers OF the city, It's purpose IS " eN
err an influence in the choice City and STATE ohcgts
and 10 oppose all unjust and oppressive cgsi9io l.o
President was empowered to appoint committee 10
select otcere for the new assOc tOn and TO report at
The next meeting. Tine officers are ~ be selected from
gentlemen residing in any part OF the CITY WHO VIII Gun
sent 10 act with the association.
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orrlcIous roILcE oFFIcERs

Matthew Morgan, the artist, whose rough
treatment by Patroman LewOrth Of the Second Precinct
Police, a week ago to-day, has been described in THE
TRIBUNE appeared at the police trials yesterday, aud
made formal complaint against the officer. Mr.. Nor
CAMS narration Of circumstances that led TO his
rest aud his subsequent clubbing by the officer varied
Hulo nom what has already been published. He said
that he was compelled through an urgent business
cagcment 10 seek a friend No. 81 Nassaust. about
D. M. aud on reaching the place found the building
closed but al last gained entrance by the back door
Mounting to the second floor, he met woman who
angrly told him 10 leave the building He endeayored
70 persuade her 10 allow him 10 put card underneath
Mr. Iaren door, but she refused, and tried 70 push him
Gown the stairs Tue wOman's husband assaulted him,
and his troubles were intensified by the entrance of
Patrolman LewOrth, who caught hold Of the
collar OF his coat. dragged hun into the street,
ana dourished a club his head. LewOrth
at the same time remarked to the janitor that he
knew the prisoner 70 be every dangerous character"
The officer would listen to no explanation, and took Lin
10 the staOnhouse On the he attempted TO reach
for his handkerchief whereupOn Leworh struck him ON
the head with cub. iuAictng severe wound Enter
Ing the staonhOuse the officer placed him before tine
desk aud preferred charge against hin OF being sus
picous person aud fighting with JanitOr. He gave the
Vas willing 10 send Tor friends establish identity.
Tue sergeant evidently dis3eheyed his statement and
ordered him 70 be searched lie asked FOR Drink OF
water while standing I'm front OF the sergeants desk,
and seeing near at hand started to get 70 himself,
when he was seized 10y the collar by LeworLh and
roughly dragged back 20 the front of the desk The
geaut locked him mp in cell, where he remained all
nigu Ia the morning he taken before police jus
at the T0ubs Court, who, hearing his sOEy, at
once released him.
MIR. Margaret White and her husband gave their
siOns OF the affair. and Sergeauts RELY ana Knight
maintained that Mr.. Morgan had not been treated
rOu ghly the staOnhOuse MIR. Morgan expressed his
uuWiIngness 10 ask the witnesses any questions.
tu,r statements had seemed TO hiu 10 be truthful
John Mcclure and John Moloney corrObOrdted Mr. DIOR
l.tue statement. Decision reserved.
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wALLsT. MORALS.

The principal topic of discussion yesterday
Wal-st the partially successful attempt Of Henry
n. Smith she previous day 10 draw legaender notes
from several Of Tie National Banks certified checks
the purpose Of locking up money aud depressing the
stock market The refusal Of the Bank OF Commerce 10
comply with Smiths demand followed by the
service Of summons and complaint 10 civil suit insti-
tuted against the bank by Mr.. smith. Many merchants
aud financial called at the Bank Of Commerce and
the City Bank 10 congratulate tile officers upon the
they lad taken Others, however, thought that
While ne banks morally justified In refusing to
ply the checks thur pTeseuCeu they had no legal right
10 refuse
Of the Clearing House Association wac he'd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
TILE r0oK TRADE SALE.

Many dealers having already purchased full
supplies the attendance Leavitts auction rooms, yes
terday WAS smaller than any previous day. lie Dld
ding I'm consequence, was much less active, and the
prices lower Invoices from the following houses were
disposed of: James Miller. j. w. BouOn, Virtue Yors-
ton j. sabin & Sons, George Gebbie, j. England, r.
worthlngon, and G. T. Putnam & Sons. Annexed are u
few OF the more notable sales:
TIE Art Journal i8l31l, 3 vols half eKr' at
edition. vols maIbed rs - volume excellent
price Complete % Joho Bunran e illustrated vols hsi
tue Teuth Century by L. bam 8yo coih tLoucon
cravings Of ans Pcfrats bnush Museum, age
Drt I5so Purs,odo and P5ri5 WI h $50 iu.psge Illus
by Dor vols folio bali antique morocco gilt 80 % per
D0 Gallery containing $50 Of Dorcs hnc uraNngs bound
IL antique $llrlther cheaP Newgre Calender
illustrated by Crlitshans BENZ Knapp aud baldwin, vols $40, l9d
London, 1924 ~ w volume Chars levers WoIks -
vols. $40, hai gilt II 2 vnmea Jar lncc hansfa
woIss illustrated By Doyle T,e.ey o,ses 40 hali call g
mafbrcd eogts (Loncoh' i'sl y ,o' M - ~ ,ld T. rsni
moeto. fooled borlen lt edges l15oueh half Of Iai pree
6 vols imperial svo half can h4ghi nloa i5 81 % pei o
unrlther low ChlmDerss Information ior TIE rep e. u,
"A SEE. eIgavns from paintings by eminent American t
laa.a pr,os. bound in haf morocco 30 o. i'Ps
e. ,ptc,s Jrvyors br Irvrg Riverside Eiiton Ono brown
ycju good at 81 Artists Edition 10 hustra-
tons email ioha gl1 extra 60 cheap irng Life Of M3smns9a
ami Lette Of Washington vols. ll0 cloth, 80 cents per
VOLUME. very chear TIC SmHde boo1 BY Byant tus Istor
&c. tlgravue folio cloth extra. only 81 81 bsyi Iayio5s
Compete Prose woss, standard Eliuor IS vols eoh e 81 ~
! per volume. $50
paper booL-coyers intended mainly Tor libraries aud
schools Of which about $1,000 sold. Tho sale will
be continued to-day and viii probably be concluded on
! Monday. Consignments from I. Mitchell, Alexander
Murray d Son. John Wiley Son, Z. j. Hale Son. Clark
a. Maynard John Allyn Nicholas Hail. and Others are
ON the list for today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

BuRxErr's CocoANE makes the hair grow

BuRYETr's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
WITrI US, DR.. JAYNE's CARMTNATIvE BALsAM
Is rSosPESsABtE wsHAys FOUND EQUAL
It MoEBuS DIARRHEA BOWL CoHPLLTTs
AND ALL DESIGNED,
WHICH Tsorics-ReT.
W. Dean, writing from Bangkok siam.
Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
94 Brosdws dresses saawl saeIas' a feathers o,e &e Btsa
lie R0i CmOtte is a success, and we are 10
have brilliant Of opera Elegant dress the order Of the day
s1d all who seek periec, Has 60 10 KNOX M Roadway
A.-The most tasty and graceful Hat for
genemeus manufactured and sold b. EsPtSCHEfD ll3 Mas
saust
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POLICE MOTIFS

box containing $500 worth Of furs was found,
ye riay by the police Ssudss aud uonAge Brook
ln.
Carrie Rosenthal age 5, Of No. 80 Secondaye. was
r over nv cart ~ Thirty secoudsye Jesterday ad
Wss severely injured By Of the Whseis.
John Backhomer, age TO- Of No. 5l3 Hudson-st,
died AZ Bellevue Hospital Yesterday, udnes received by iag
While cossing the street rearhs residence, Sept TO-
Walter N Shuts, age 6, of No III Greenwich-aye.,
died YESTERDAY, Ockjav supenndlei BY injury 9 ms hand
caue by an iron grating falling while he play, Sept
George Pfenning, age %, Of 9G7 Third-ayc., fell
thtousb hAhway tue brewey Of Erckhat Wner At No 2l4
East fht yesterday, and broke his h leg aud fractured hs Jaw
George Smith age 81 Of Hartford, Conn, was
stabbed unknown the steamer City OF Hart
ford wing Pier No a. r. yesterday, snj received sghI wound
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DICKINSOSs. IN PARERow
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