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Serious Railroad Accident-.-PrcEna-
ture Explosion Of Il Cannon.

WILMINGTON. May 30.-The accommoda-
ton train on the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta railroad ran of the track near
Crisis station. Three cars were wrecked
and seven persons wounded. Z. IL. RlXton,
of Chcraw, S. c., and Morris Bischoil, OF
Terre Haute, Ind, were seriously y hurt.
They were all brought here and placed in
the city hospital. 1t is hoped none OF the in
juries will result fatally.
To-day, while the United States revenue
cutter William Ii. Seward was firing minute
guns during the. marching of the procession
to the Federal cemetery, cannon was pre-.
maturely discharged, shattering the arm OF
Neill Nelson (seaman) so badly that IL WAS
necessary to amputate it.
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POLICE CouRT, THuRspAY-Jasttce j. d..
White prestdtng.-The following clses were
disposed Of: >,
Charlotte Gilman, charged with being
drunk and wandering about tho street. Re-
quired to give security. .,
Myetta Williams (colored, charged with
assaulting and striking GeoIgeanna Brown
with brick. Discharged.
G. n. Reinhardt, charged with trespasslng
on the premises of Lizzie Johnson. Dis
charged
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A Disclaimer from Jcn. Davis

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 3O.-The statement
telcgraphed from Nashville that Jefferson
Davis had written letter to Wade Hamp-
ton favoring the election of Greeley and say
ing that the Democrats would act unwisely
i'm making Il nomination is untrue. Mr..
Davis states that he has expressed no opinion
in the matter.
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PARDON RErusEb.-The Governor on yes
terday refused to pardon Robert johnson,
who was convicted of grand larceny mt the
November, 1870, term of the Hastings Court
of the city of Richmond, and sentenced to
the penitcntiary for the term of five years.
johnson was one of Il gang of thieves or
pickpockets who were here during the State
Fair of 1870. johnson was caught in the
uct Of picking pocket,
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Louisiana POIiticS--RcuOn.in inatiou OF
WarInofh md pincllbacIk. DC.

publican Convention has nominated War
moth for reelection for Governor and Pinch
back for Iieutenant-Govcrnor.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the adj
ministration of Warmoth, after which the
Convention adjourned.
After the adjournment Pinchback made
speech, in which he stated he would sup
port the nominees of the Philadelphia Con-
vention ut all hazards.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
weather Probabilities.

WAsEINeToN. May 30.--Rising barometer,
northeriy to-westerIy winds, and clear and
clearing weather, will prevail ON Friday from
the lower lakes to Florida and eastward to
the Atlantic. Clearand pleasant weather for
the Gulf States. Falling barometer, easter!y
to southerly winds, and increased clo,rdi-
ness, win prevail northwest Of the Ohio Val
ley, with probably threatening weather from
the lower Missouri Valley to Lake Superior.
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DECISION IN TIE HENRICo TURNPIKR AND
GRADEpRoAD CAsE.-Thc application OF the
Richmond and Henrico Turnpike and
Gmdcd.Road Company to erect tol-gates
and demand and receive tolls on their road,
which has been under consideration in this
court lor some days, vas Yesterday decided
against the company.
Judge Minor, In his decision, stated that
the practical question to be decided was
whether or not the turnpike had been com
pictcd according TO INV. The, charter OF the
company being silent :iS to the manner of its
construction, il was necessary to obtain from
other sources the legal idc, Of turnpike.
BY reference to the general provision of the
law in regard to turmpikes before these mat
tcrs Of dtsail were referred by the Code to
the respective acts Of incorporation, and by
the course of recent Legislation Incorporating
turnpike companies, he drew the inference
that sixteen or eighteen feet Of width OF
glavclcd surface. OF depth sufficient, accord
Ing to the nature Of the soil, to render the
road-hed smooth and firm, was proper
legal idea of gravcllcd turnpike road.
He concluded by saying With this view
OF the law, have no hesitation IN deciding
from the evidence before me that the section
Of this turnpike III question il not, in my
Judgment. completed according to law so lis
to cntitc the company to erect toll-gate
there for and receive tolls. do not consider
the turnpike in its present condition such rs
the law demands OF public usefulness re-
quires."
In the argument of this case tho complain
inc citizens, whose cause was gained, were
represented by Messrs. A. K Holladny, >. }.
4. Powell, and II. a. Atkinson; and the
company by Mcssrs. j. Il. Young and James
Lyons. The questions involved were dis
c,lsscd at length before committee of the
Legislature last winter by McSSrs. Holladay
and Powell, with the same result us i'll court.
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New York Items.

NEW York, May 3d. storm here to-day
made it necessary to postpone the review by
the Governor of the National Guard.
Edward Wolfe, wel!-knoMn broker, was
accidentally killed at Plainfeld, ;. D., this
morning.
There were no money OF stock markets to-
day on account Of the decorations. r
Robert L. Crawford, Commodore fanaef-
bilt,s brother-in-law, who shot DetrctiVe
Henderson and Albert Guerin last Friday
night, was arrested last night al the ii:1anre .
of Guerin, who las commenced civil and sait y,
for damages, and was held tor $l0,ooo pau.
Guerin saws in his affidavit that he Is a resi-
dent of Georgia.
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.,.r,ox sa,ES TlkKs DAY.

.....,,rrs,X 4 COW II; stl at : T. VI. \ building
- n south siGn 81 Franklin stree; between
,u..i.y-ahtrd a"d I~cn;y-!aoEfh.
90, .GDD!l:N will sell ~ ) L. NJ . framed
s.. on T!,i.Iicih stree: between Leigh and
:. l,,o. . 10. of ground on corGcr Of Twenty
e.. 2.l,r.i u streets.
,gr.is.- 4 WILLIAMS will sen at 81 +. NJ Two
,...r5 .cne,ncn.4, Nos. eei and Gcs. souihwcs;
...,~.s- nf Leigh and Smith streets.
t..... .rrFS baskci~, sc.
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The Strikes.

MEETING OF THE LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.
BosTos, May 30.-The Labor Reform Con-
yention has convened here. The attendance
is large and much enthusiasm prevails.
The New York delegation reported that
the eight-lour strike in their city is an al
most complete success. They urged the
strike here, us working long days was crush
ing to the intelligence of the people, and
thought the workingmen should join tenn
perance societies, save money, and tight the
question
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A RocK-BATrLE.-Robcrt Haskfns, di-
nlinutiyc youth of color, appeared before
Justice White on yesterday morning to an
swcr the charge Of fighting rock-battlcs in
the street. Policeman Hicks made the arrest,
coming up in time to put an end to hostilltles:
He took the accused in charge and locked
him up. No prosecutor appearing against
the boy, the Justice discharged him with all
adlnonitiou,
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PENNSYLVANIA Democratic Convention

READING, Pa, May 3o.-f'he Democratic
Convention has conycned-R. B. Brown
temporary chairman.
Committees on platform and permanent
organization were appointed.
4 recess was theu taken; after which bal
lotin.c for Governor commenced. Bucka-
lew was nominated on the seventh ballot.
The nomination was then made unanimous.
CaSs led up to the last ballot.
The Convention adjourned until 10 A. NJ.
tomorrow.
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CoSvIcrs REcElvED.-The following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiury
yesterday: Armistead Ransom (coiored).
from Orange county, one year, for felony;
and Abrm Wilson (colored), one year, for
felony. from Halifax county. The amount
of Wilson's theft was only twelve cents, but
he broke lock to get at it.
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CLoTIING.-lf you desire TO find Il live clothing
housc- where Is kept the largest desirable and most
fashionable stock to he found South. and where Il
practica knowledge Of thirty years Is guarantee
TINT yon will get good gcods well made, nicely cut
then 80 to WIN, IRA SMITHS, lloa Main street,
where hangs, Ia front of his store. tho BIG FLAG.
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Excursions BIZ MAT.E.--Th. pleasure-boat
Dolly Warden is, We observe, better patron
ized as the weather grows warmer. Her
..yen;ne excursions to Hollywood and be-
vond afford delightful and healthfai recrea.
t,on. Every evening the boat is thronged
With ladies. gentlemen, and children. 1t il
y . wonder W, that sucl, an enterprise was not
started years ago.
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noporf Coufradicted.

New YORK, May 30.-D. n: Botassl, the
Greek consul at this port, published card
this morning stating that the report that
seven Greek criminals had been sh!pped 10
tb;s country il monstrous fabrication.
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PEEsoNAL.--Rcv. DIR. Bettelheim, rabbi of
the Elcventli-Strcct. synagogue in this city,
has gone to Norfolk to preach the funeral
sermon Of Jacob Umsstadter, well-known
Jewish resident of that place.
Major n. II. Hotehkiss lett yesterday for
Ellpira, n. T., and other points North.
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Pennsylvania perancclcctlrcr recently re'l-
lied twenty cents from his evenings efforts, which
would have bought two boxes Of paper collars ut H.
B. SPHECM & SONS.
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RBES 6 Co.'s photographs of the Hollywood and
Hebrew Cemeteries during decoration exercises are
by all to hc a complete SUCCESS. They
arc now ready and offered for sale ut their gallery
and other places In this city at S.5o. They measure
s IiN 90 Inches.
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THE ALLEGED DEFAULTING CAsE.-The case
OF William Ii. Marshall, late pllrser OF the
steamer John Sylvester, charged with detail
cation. is set for hearing this morning ut 81
O'Clock in tie Police Court.
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CLorHINo.-WM. IRA SMITH keeps everything
man or boy wears, from IL collar 10 an 0vcrcoat, Il
sock TO shirt. Enumeration and prccsure needless
You know what you want. and the place to buy on
geod terms. Sign Of the BIG FLAG, No. 100 Main
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JUST RECEIVED Or CONSIGNMENT o large lot
of prime Mcssina oranges and lemons. which must
he closedout Call curly 4 you wish to secure bar
gains. W. ". TE!BBETT,
No. south Twelfth street.
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CoMrlHrs-E. Il. SPENCE-S Sons stock of piece
goods, suits OF gentlemon's wear generally, is no"
complete. Call In and get bargains.
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EDWARD BAILEY, who was supposed to have
been fatally injured on the York River rail-
road on the 2Oth Of this month, is out of
danger and rapidly recovering.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY, 40, 1871.
ARRIVED j. 7.,e.5 sStt41s
Steamer WyanOke, Couch New York, Mcrcban.
die and passengers. }. w. Wyatt, agcni. ~
Steamer J0hn sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
c,saIld,se and passengers. Il. B. fafum, aren't
Bark Pomona, Mollcr, Liverpool. fxitsoed 4iFoa,
TredeSar Company.
Schooner Milton, Corsey, Washington, stone, Cur
Schooner Mary Morris. Walters, Norfolk, ner.
chandise, Curtis II Parker.
CLEARED roe rms PoaT. =,
NEW YORK, May 1a.--scloonsr M .. psnss,
Camp. .,,,,,,, III sfs d ssts1 s;t y
The Tarpeian, Young. for City Point and hicn-
mond, sailed from Liverpool ON the 18th instant
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Adding the vote already published. and
thus fur tho result is rs follows: For strik-
ns out, II ,5G3; against striking out, 9,Sl4.
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In amy
portion of the country should advertise In the
papcrs of that section. NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted ut pub
IInha paf,ra
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c,... ;, y.u,cs Gordon Bennett.

COndff1OH Oh JHiHCs -,
New YoRk, May 3o.-Mr. James Goraon n9a n
Bennett Is in very critical condition. Inc
sacrament for the dying vas administered 70
him Yesterday, and his son and daughter,
who are in Europe, telegraphed for.
Laier.--Nr. Bennett is reported better'
but not out Of danger.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE May Colour dull TOT s2S1nn sSnesy sfdi dai
and rm for low grades; &c love Lover: Wr w,ow. SiM
anu unSt iaf ,roetrru' 7ar Provisions quiet. Msss
PORK. sis.7s Shoulders, ste. Lard dull AZ 'c n''
key, 93c, w., v,yoinin.s Isf.
Ii li1ls- -
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Gcn:lemens linen and white goods at Il. Il
SrKNCu & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YonK. May so.-COtton firm; sales, =, Ssot, ,
bales; middlings. .ssc Flour.s1nihern ann a an "a
lower; common to fair extra, Ssgso.,,9 s4V1 n me
WIeat-Winter red western, si;segle2: Corn ed ici
letter. Rice dun at sllesc PORK, i;.aSy ss r,iiow
heavy at siGlaac. Savals firln ana s'ead!.
uGns, E,cIShfs upt aud firm. ;Ag.I
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Great bargains In linen coats at E. B. SPENCE &
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Linen coats for one dollar Il. E. B. SPENCE 4
SoN'S, 1900 Nain street.
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Jon PRINTING.-We call the attention or lner-
chants clerks of courts, sherifS lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal oticerSand agents. ana otlers
having orders for printing, to the facilities ohercd III
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution of al kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads Heads. Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blsnks, Pamphlets Tags, Hand-Biils, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, show-Bllls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Gnuzc shirts at only seyenty-fre cents apiece at
B. SpHSCg & Sons.
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Advertise In tho RELIGIOUS HERALD.

II. EILYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, viii receive advertisements and have them
Inserted in any Journal OF the country at regular
-
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ronAcco MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE May aOTobaeco strong ana ICY; =, &
sales 900 hogsheads lngs s75oA$s low iea. ~ aas p1
@s3 medium TO good leaf $s.so9$ I'll; nna toenVi.e'
$la@425. Il. ,s.st74s. ssa,sse d, -,
.CIyr1yyArI. MAY 3o.-Tobacc0 I'm good demand ~
full prices saes 3fe hogseads; trash ~ gooa euE
ding lcal, 81. SOL S20,56. 2y5sy of-1 tfrf
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Alpats, coats Ia endless variety at E. b. SPENCE &
Sons, 1900 Main street.
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BALr1MoRE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 3o.-Cattie doll best on
sale to-day, 707ic.; first quality, mtdlnu, nI
heavy receipts depressed sales at yecesI.s'
Il, 7ss. Sheep III nght supply at recsip'S'
2892 1'8ssss5. aftSS g-IssF ~ - .lihtSyr
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The UsuRY CLAUsE.--The following coun-
ties have been heard from on the usury 1l!ts-
ton, in addition to those already published
in 1iln UiSpntCh
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Tho RELIGIOUS HERALD Is read In every neigh
borlood In tho South.
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A Wife. e.MurtIerer Lynched.

SPARTA, KY, May 30.-John Brauinm,
who killed his wife yesterday, was taheh
from Jail by the people and killed.
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RO0rxs. STATIONERY, &c.

Tho RELIGIOUS HERALD Is the organ OF 100000
Baptists-a good advertising medium.
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MAEIYR INTELLIGENGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .3IAY al, 1871. -
Sun rises. {:4s Noon rtsess. 13I
Sun sets 1:l2 High tide, .ts4t
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PARIS, May 30.--The trial of Chateau lor
setting fire to the Tuicries terminated yes
terday with verdict of guilty, and nc was
sentenced to be shot.
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when he last 'got word over from the other course
(Saratoga) Longfellow was mendin' slowly. He
was able to put his foot to the ground sometimes,
but 1t still seemed to pain him leetle.n
were leading Extract, Express and Lttleton, Long
fellows half brother, around for their walks In q
circle, OF which the old man formed the centre.
IA, As Ltteton passed the Old man pointed toward
partly due to his rural Kentucky accent
"That's brave little boss thar, an although ne
Is leetle light for the weights they put on him,
leavn' out Basset. He's o good boss, and think
nc will do some good runnin' on Friday"
When asked how long he had been in the bust.
ness OF training and rearing horses, John said 1t
was nigh forty years since he first began to train
horses but his father had been hOss-raser all Ills
life.n .
QUEER LIFE
Is that which poor old John leads drab felt nat.
brown spcckled homespun suit, q wrnked shirt
bosom, partly concealed by a black necktie and
pair OF shoes that look precisely like army brogans,
comprise all his visible attire. He walks with halt
and while he leans on his stick with his right hand
his left is thrown behind his fast bending back.
His shoes sosh about on his weary feet and light
cough seems to stick now and then In his
rough board table set temporarily under
the caves, his diet being little else than bread,
meat and potatoes cooked In an iron pot by one OF
his stable hands. He travels In the cars with his
IT on shock Of straw In the corner And yet the
old man seems tolerably well pleased with his ex-
lstence, rises early and goes to bed early.
PLEASED wss to nae
much OF it. He appeared for while on the lawn
to-day, and as his identity became known half the
ladies on The grand stand rose to their feet to look
at the feeble old man. Such is fame. He had come
win, and added another disappointment 10 the list
Which has eEcckered his life.
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SLAUGHTER OF THE 1NNocENTs.

The Rccklcssness Of tho Second Avenue
Railroad Cur Drivcrs-An Emphatic
Verdict by q Coroner's Jury.
On the LIST day Of August one OF the open cars of
the Second Avenue Railroad line, while driving at
q reckless rate OF speed through Forsyth street,
ran over child, aged two years and two months,
named Willie Roll, son Of poor woman
named Catharine Rohl, Of 2O5 Forsyth street. The
child had compound fracture of the thigh, leg and
foot and died day or two after.
Yesterday Coroner Schirmer held an inquest in
the case at the Coroners' Office when number of
witnesses were examined. Expoliceman Abijah
Smiths testimony showed that the driver, John
Higgins, was green hand, utterly unit for
the management OF q car; that he collidcd with
car at Chatham sluare, with wagon corner Of
Grand street aud the BOwery, and ran or the switch
at the corner of Grand and Forsyth Streets that lie
was driving through Forsyth street when the accl-
dent occurred at the rate Of eight or ten miles per
hour.
Drosa Modes, female passenger. testified that
the driver turned the brake open instead OF putting
1t on that had he put the brake he had plenty Of
time to stop and save the child's life after the alarm
was given the car was going eight or ten miles per
hour. Other witnesses confirmed her testimony rs
to the inter un1tness Of the driver and the high
the conductor ordered the driver to stop for
no onc that when the alarm was given
the car was about nty feet from the child; that the
driver failed to stop, and that the car was eyentu-
ally stopped by two men near him, one OF whom
took the lines and the other the brake One Of
them. seeing that he was green at the business, be-
fore the accident offered to drive for him. but was
not allowed by conductor Francis Clark. The con-
duct0r'5 testimony was In favor OF the company,
but it was fatty contradicted by half n dozen. Tic
driver testified that he had been put on the road
three days before for instruction, and that was the
first day ana the third round trip he had made as
driver and that he did all in hs power to save the
Child but was unable 10 stop the car. DR.. Cush-
man described the wounds, which In his opinion
caused death, and the jury retired. After being out
about five minutes, they returned aud rendered the
following verdict
We find that the said William Roll came 10 his death
by injuries received by being run over by No lI3
Second Avenue karond on The lst day OF August and
the further ind that the accident owing To the
Ignorance and utter untncss OF the driver for the posi-
ton and that the officers OF the company deserve ccnsure
for placing the lives Of the public in the keeping Of such
driver
The railroad company and the parent of the
child were represented by counsel, but the Coroner
did not permit them to participate. It is TO he
hoped that this verdict Will have sautary effect
In checking the excuses Of car conductors and
drivers ON nur city railroads.
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DARING ROBBERY.

Mr.. James e. Coburn, Of rs East Seventy-iourth
street, was robbed on the Goth of July OF quantity
OF jcwclry valued at $4,000. It is supposed That
sneak thief got into the house while the family
was ont and carried or the properly
The case was reported TO Captain .,, sumner,
endeayoring To ind either the property or the
thief but SO lar nothing has been discovered Of
either. Yesterday the case was gRen IN charge on
Irving OF the Detective ONCE and search y max.
ing for the property In the different loan Ounces OF
the CITY.
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Mdlle Christine Nilsson and Mr.. Auguste Rouzaut
request The honor OF
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The company then passed into the Jerusalem
Chamber, where the marriage contract was signed
house Of Mr.. Cavendsh Bentinck, No. 3 Grafton
street, Bond street. At two O'Clock they returned
to Roy's Hotel leaving at four O'Clock in the train
for Dover. After resting the night they propose to
cross the Channel and spend the honeymoon In
Baden. Nine. Rouzaud will continue to Russia
Petersburg