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Over the entire Northwest and Salt re-
SIon, and thence 10 the Ohio Valley, &C.
caSioual light snow, but clearing and cold
weather will prevail. In the New Eht-
land and Middle States. clear, cold weath.
er, and northerly TO westerly winds
Clear weather, frequent irosts and north
westerly winds, with high barometer
will prevail In Tennessee, the Cult and
south Atlantic States. Warning signals
are ordered for Duluth, Milwaukee, CHI
cago and Grand Haven. ~
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MEMpnls.

Ratincati ion HIsstlniE.. Cold Weather.
MEMPH1s, November l5.-Tho Repub
licans had q ratification meeting at Ok
Bluffs lasts night, despite tho cold wealth
er. spee3hes were made BY Judge Lew
Is, Hon. D. A. Mum, Congressman elect
A. A. freeman, the late candidate, ior
Governor, and Others, reviewing the late
elections, 5,s-E ~ / .tIJ4ii
The weather isvery cold; ground frozen,
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cold plsoorerr a. Ean,srn YlrrIni a

WAsHIEaToN, November ia seriei
Of well defined gold bearing veins have
been discovered near Keley's Ford, Va
tlve mIles from Rtppahanuock Station
The surface rock OF the gold bearing
quartz, yield from 500 to 500 per ton
Three tunnels are now being worked
through the rich rock, aud everything
gtVeS evidence OF perm Lnence ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON, ". VA.
Tho Journal Newspaper Burned ou.

The Journal Newspaper Burned Out.
Special Dispatch 70 the IntsllI0eneOr.
CHARLESTON, November s15.-The
Vest Virginia JOurra! Office and building
Including Balm & Ewlng's bookstore was
destroyed by fire last night, The origin
Of the Are Is unknown. Partly insured.
6. W. ATKINSON.
CrScNNArr, November ia Ohront'
az special dated Charleston, W. Va, sayl
the Journal building with printing mate
rial was burned this morning, Loss about
$1,000.
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$3.50 ErIsO', AnOuntIns to 500, 600.

riek.ts' SO HALF fick.tu SS. Quarters SaUO.
H,out lotteries are chartered BY tbe State.
are always Ch1Wn ct the timo named M. MI
drswIIge arc rrd tho SaDervtai0n of SVoIn
~ The rhisiai drawing VII ba puhIIShed In
70 nIrthRSei VI licketD, ~.
~ Me viii drag q similar scheme tho Last
DAY Of suy moplh during the scar i6N -,
" Remit 81 our hsk By PosTOPFfcH NoHPR
ohoHm' Et9nfHAED LHTTER, DaAEF oF n.
fRHas. eetd iOI q ciiculHI. AddFeoa :,
MURRAY, MILLER 500.
apo Tu.Th-st&W II' y IL foa 4 IA
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

Steamship FOuhdeFed In the Baltic
~ With all on Board.
BsRLtE, November i6-CroWn Prince
FrekeEick William, u indlSpoOed, and has
10 consequence been compelled % post.
pone hts Journey to Switzerland.
A dispatch from PillAu, SayS the steam
ship Anglo Dane, which left Copenhagen
Monday last, Tor Plllau, 10 believed to have
Ionndered In the Baltic 10 the heavy gale
Wednesday, with oil on board.
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Pennsylvania Constitutional Con-
YentiOu. iTuH

HARRpDuRo, November 15.-Ins the
Constitutional Convention to-day Chas.
R. Buckalew. was sworn In aS D member
10 place Of Freeze, Of Columbia, who re.
signed for thStpurpose. The Convention
AM Journed over until Monday next to al
low the President to select standing com
mitlees. ".. -. 'Hi "a b't
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CINCINNATI.
A bas 10 Mansard.

CINCINNATI, November l6-The Board
o. Councilmen to-day adopted reSolu.
lion directing the Law Committee and
Glty Solicitor TO report an ordinance for
'ae more safe construction OF houses
against fire, and Tor the prevention Of
mansard roofs as now constructed here.
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The Burning Of ,ho steamer Missouri

NEW YoRK, November 15.-At an In
vetigation BY the Government Inspector
SS,uay into the burning Of the steamer
missouri on October $50, near Bahamas,
wwaeseoy so many lives were lost, Patrick
@cdovern, the pantryman, testified that
s,yesything was done that could be done,
WI TlIa the meaus on board, to extinguiSh
1ue nrei that the boat which he was In
SSId V, not remain near, nor communicate
wv, T.o those remaining In the ship, but
pseked up all that jumped overload while
'0e boat was alongside.
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J shooting OF Trapeze Performer.

c1EvItANp, o., November 15.-About
1l:S0 this morning rapeze performer at
Wild's Opera House, this city, named
Harry Meynard, formerly. Of Syracuse, n
T., was shot and Instantly killed by a
sporting woman named Minnie Fish, who
Is now In custody. Claimed accidental
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Verdict Of Guilty In the Robertson
~ ~. ~ f.nhR. -

rLoUBvrILE, November l6.-Tho Louis
vile Presbytery rendered q verdict o.
guilty against RevJDr, Gilbert q. Rob-
ertson, on charges Of drunkenness, las
ciyIousness and ialsehood, and sentenced
him 10 be deposed from the ministry, and
suspended from sthet privileges OF The
church until. he shows repentance fitting
him for membership.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Extensive Steel and Saw Works on
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-The
extensive saw and steel works Of Henry
Dlsston. on''Laurel street, Kenslngton,
are on Ere. A disastrous conHAgrationiS
apprehended. ~ ii5.-' ?
LATRR-sAw WORKS DESTROYED.
PH1L4pELPH1A, November 16-Diss-
toms saw factory 10 entirely destroyed, but
the flames will not extend to the next
building. The FIRE began 10 the etching
room, spread to the carpenters shop,
thence TO the factory. All the works
fronting on Hay Dock street, are In ruins.
Loss, $4,000.
PlILADELPHTA, November 15-The
tire in Dlsston's saw factory was caused
by the explosion OF an oil can. Three
buildings were destroyed, valued, with
contents, at $3.50 900; Insured for $l5,8
Four other buildings belonging 10 the
works were saved by the fremen. The
buildings covered nearly all the square
bounded by Frost, Hay Dock, Carroll
and Laurel streets, and gave employment
to thousand workmen. The business OF
Disston amounted to $3,0000O0 per an.
mum Tho fire will cause merely q tenn.
porNry suspension.
Several thousand dollars were aub.
scrlbed this afternoon In aid Of the Beston
sufferers. r"
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ENGLAND.

nouOrS to BsHnstt and stanley.
LoRDoN, November lS--The Royal
Geographical Society has sent q letter oI
thanks 70 James Gordon Bennett for tn
part he took In the discovery Ot Dr. LlV.
ing9tone, and has voted Stanley q VictoriI
medal OF 1879.
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Or 1alAxO alAxO otr,
.tiNM

TofAL, 100 Cunt, ALI oAIR...,., 66oS00
Tue MON To- pay Gll these Rits Il nov Ipoa
dep IStt and Et apart &c thai paFp6to. In m
Satmen' and pro.srs' Bank, q 1llI 8 ssSn 81
tho following esttiacr0 Uf lha CaIhiSTi
.H fAAhAtA AND D otRRa' B.aR.
touElv LIE. KE q Dk i0 6fa
THIS 70 70 etHity that thueu z no 4 n 4, SSst
70 thia eank over nAf mllllou OF DOLLAR 1, m
Ge itot tho ct. OoncsFt IILd, $50 VO0o vai1h
. held BY taiS bank - Tf,0 ,0s1feF Of ~ fablio
Library o. kentaeky 10 pay oG GlI RIlt1 g g
Awarded o. The drawing.
4 8. vRAct, casAiss
Ph Of Tickets.
Wto,O tiskRtu, 90; halves, Is ausrepru aas,.
Y whole uekotl for 500; O. fIF Gas; I1r 0NT,
iiS for u o0o, t63 f0r SIe0o; SiS nF "a ID nd
Tina ~ '4'@0'' -
The drawing will positively and uu,ouIyoeaI1,
take place Dseenhsf 7 AgOit. GFo ICssaptody \
required to close SAlea an N, kO rotuTnG koVsfa.
., 10 order % give ample tine faF thS 1nL
s'rAnKementS Ord, 70 for tickets o. spnlcstjoS1
L9r eireuatl aho1ld b addfrst "a to 0oT, THoI l.
SkAAtGrTk, Agslt Public LbrSrJ Of r..
tosky' L"ai'VtlS, ..---.
eetl9.WAB Once. N'Lnro ao1So 6uI dinS.
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6RaiIroad AceIdSnt IN Afkausiai,.

MRMpHIs, November 15s-A serious
accident Is reported on the Memphis &
Little Rock Rsilroad to-day, by which The
engineer and several Others, .Were. killed,
and the train badly damaged. Tho ,scci'
dent occurred near DeyalPs BlnR M
particulars reealTsd ,y a.- 7. l.,-rsa n, y,
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Susan B. Anthony and the other Wo.
men who Voted AZ Rochester 10 be
AFFAsIah

ROCHESTER,, N. z, Novsmbtr l5-
Warrants have been Issued by United
states Commissioner Slorrs for The arrest
OF Susan B Anthony aud fourteen otht +
females who voted at the late election,
The parties will probably be brought
into Court next week.
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FOUND DRAD,

William Linton, agent Of q pottery es,
Aolishment In Baltimore, was lound dead
10 bis room at the Gibson House this
morning 1t Is supposed from heart dis
ease or spoplexy. 1e aaF.
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w; 8. BLANCHARD 10 the nsms Of the
genueman who made up. the excellent
dispatches sent out from Boston, by ths
associated PfGas, On the night Of The great
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What Minister washburuo /. After.
NEw York, November 16.-The World
announces that Mr. WaShburne, Minister
10 France, 10 q candidate for United States
Senator from nllnoiG an
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TRUSTEES SALE. p T--'7. 7IT'
VALUABLE BUILDING EoT

By virue OF 9 Deed Il Tru,t exoeu,,a h a,
Hnder.ix! ed lra,'ee ~ !th'G 4. BrtIt suS ! SSo
eenntit BRITT, bis wife bearing dat6 HpSiI i0iS.
and VI record in the once Of FIhs re, fdeT n
ono Uirs Ss s9su1'y, y "; Va, Ia Dsed Book 10 T. II
THUR 'DAY, nEoRNsHR Il isz,,
proceed 10 sell al public sale TO The highest and
BEST blddtr At tn6f Of dUoT II 30 ioaTt Ho1SS
Of Sal county, beginning at 70 O'Clock,
TRAT TALUA5LE BUZDW0 LoE
EuLbT. atLeeI, corner CentIe ard feTsn,h
taeets, 70 WV. hhrtytt'a GcdIIicn 70 ths ciiy
TlRAsoP ALE-oRs ThouS md Dollar. ea,h,n
band. AID h, remainder In lhnS GauRl In.Iai.
Q EAlt. VI" 4"teIred pEYm0nts btinv pten1SS -
Iao pnts..s;t giving bond WITH gooi p,rSonsl
20 arl Tue same, With intersat unS i q IA
sed tue oelnE retained o. n. uLtIl Ihs e ~ ne
ktlling As Trustee ! viii mvey Oh tl.,. "A
70 vest In me b. aid deed Of fr.t - -
SAM .B HA6NITE. Tru,faa.
DAyEHPnRT d D. VkNEa, AttofneSS I. '7'HnZ
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Grants N +JnrItY In New Jersey.
NEW YoRK, November Is -Of1cIal re
turns give Grant 1857 majority In New
Jersey.
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Bringing the Ends OF the World
TOKether.

l,,0Iw SEw YoRK, November l6.-Congratu.
Ss,%! SU1! messages were exchanged today
sSsSmeen s,au. me Mayors Of Adelaide, Aus
aso 49, = ana New York, upon the compile
~SA0i 'eiegnphio communication.
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MIscRtLANEouR.
TnR KENTUCKY LIBRARY GFr
AL SE rs 3 S1wiiSSE 4 s. "a SISHAi SsA
-ll00. 900 ROR ONLY 4 Q. =.

~ the Second Grand Glft Cunoert, aathoF,s,d
q special Aet Of the LfgislAtaFO Il I'D Of ~
taoas LlhtsEy O kaataeky, aIASolai6t po1tr
WSIsS IsS pSstSSppt SSptr@s'r aRs 9 e De'snS ApS
L09tsTths. H.. Saturday, DreSmSsF n iB1i
with1u further delay on any account Wht, ~.
no following cash Rifts are E0F diStrlS1iioG 81
lot among Ao ticket h0ldtFs: -
OE n Cnhun fa,., N... A.. -.
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Mr.. Sumner nomewald Round.

LONDON, November 10 Charles Sum.
ner LEFT Liverpool Yesterday, Tor New
York, on the steamer BIItic.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

war DEPARrkENT,
prrIca nyTHg GHIEP SI0NAL OPTIoEA,
D. G., November l6.-T:S0 P.H.
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NHolCE BUILDING LOTS FOR
~ eals, op osits the SuA rboat Landing. on
wheeling lsland. Pneet modoF 40 and Gems
Those wiIhlnR 70 purchase can Soe ths 8 ot Of
said lois By eAllt1g nt the Feed Store OF TN 3.
core Pink . Co., dUse 70 the Post ofneo, On
10oh lueet. ------ L u u oeAl
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EyTENsIrE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

JAYNE, BLOCK NEARLY DESTROYED - ONE
MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE-LlsT OF IHL
SUFFERERS.
PHILADELPHIA, March. 4.-Dr. Jaynes
granite building Oh Chestnut-st. below Ihrdst was
discovered to be on fire the rear fronting on Carers
shortly after o'clock, and the hanes soon
snread from the third TO the eighth story
The immense hight of the building renders tho
steam fire gnes almost useless in reaching the upper
stories and the building will probably be destroyed II
ia inst below the office the Western Union Telegraph
Company II the side wall Of Jaynes block falls the hre
may spread TO the Telegraph building.
LATER--l1:15 p. m.-Thc flames are now beichmG out
% tho sxtbtorv windows on Chestuut-st, and the pros
meet of saving the block from destruction IL almost hope
less
IArtsr-The upper portion of the Carterst front fell
with tremendous crash shortly after midnight Out the
side walls still remain as trim as ever ana tney con
tlnue so the Bank Of Commerce and various brokers'
oBces on Chestnut-st will probably escape with the ex-
cepton Of damage from water.
PHILADELPHIA 2 a. H., March 6.-Besides Shannon 5
tea store in the main building the following firms occu-
MED various stories Barnes Ward Co.. Boston agency
loss of stock $4,000; insured A. Friedman CO.. sam
nile stock; loss $4,000. wernway Co., silks and
roolens loss $4,000. Hart Co. OF New-YOrk. silks,
velyets and wOolens loss, $4,000 Carpenter ButeI
agents for the sale Of revenue stamps
The fth seventh and eighth stories were occupied by
Jaype In the preparation of medicines The SKIN story
was accounted by John NJ Butler, Government printer
The adjoining buildings on the West when were
deluged with water, were occupied by H. r. '" smith
commission merchants whose stock was damaged py
,o+er and valued at s2OOOOO Gardner, Brewer d
Co agents Of Boston house; l.. >. hooVy'
sewingsilks On the East side, Lewis Wharton Co..
agents for Manchester, Bullock & Co, very nea'y
stock; A. o. Butler wOoens aud silks; Lewis Bros q
Co.. imported goods.
1t Is estimated that not less than SO"OW worm oi
hxx tcv Or deGfFD
Tho cu.ol burned about 20 minutes when the whole fell
back among the ruins The fire Is still burning but has
not yet extended TO the lower floors.
R-TrO- fifteen a. m.-The fremen have WORKED
manfuly aud receive great praise for their success III
preventing the entire destruction Of the block Inc IRE
is now smOdering the eighth floor and appears 10 DC
under control IL has confined to the main build
ing The adjoining wings belonging to the same estate
are unniured by fire. though the occupants are severe
sufferers by water
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NT1TSIO AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC

ITALIAN orERA-RETURN OF MISS NILSSON
The Academy of Music reOpened last night
audience as large and as brilliant as almost any OF
rich gathered there when Miss Nilsson made her
lu', ,,esrapce on our stage last october Yet the
N and the weather were both unproptous, and the
-, .hoseu for the occasion was one which seemed to
e had its fun lease Of popularity some time ago the
.,,ny artists--Nilsson Duval, Capoul and Janet
- Kindly received; the prima donna was greeted
%, abundant garlands and nosegays, and altogether
~ new campaign may be said to have opened under
sr,r,nlc omens The light and trivial music OF " Mig
- csn hardly kinde enthusiasm even in the most
.erble bosom but Miss Nilsson has here part when
,svs 10 perfection some OF her rarest charms, and
- cannot wonder at the delight with which 80 many
sands have witnessed her persOnatiOn OF the little
-,oot dancer We have already expressed our opinion
ranks among her finest and most highly dramatic
t There IS no change 10 note in the manner OF her
tnence or in the condition OF her voice. She acted
b all her usual grace and vivacity and sang with her
.,,I uuritv and sweetness. We cannot say that MI
,l was IN the best TRIM for two occasions he was
,.l, out IN his music, and the sestette In the FHs'
Az va ,poiled Miss Duya the other hand. won by
~, rolauaise a warmer commendation than we nave
Zen ANY audience give her before. The orchestra mas
,r t inpsred: hut not the chorus. which continues
On n Id affection 20 critical ears, in spite 81 It's gooo
.i,,br. and bravo array Of numbers.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Binghamton Times thinks the state
pretty hard set railroad men OF ability "hen Jay
Gould and his gang OF robbers are urged Dy many
nparentIy honest men as alone capable OF managing inc
interests OF the Erie Railroad The EIie Ring !. adas
are taking the money OF the stockholdcis anu pa
10 men 10 carry around these petitionspetohs
that these very stockholders may not DE peiAl''u "
choose their officers
Alexander II. Stephens, commenting upon Il
euogistc notice Of Col John Forsyth, the edor Oh me
Mobile Tribune. says In The Atlanta S'H; he H'e ,oHS
since attained not only the high distinction OF o''
Iaut and famous journalist" but that OF dl Olhu anu
sfutesan In the front ranks Of the abest OF NE H
men Mir stephens hopes that Alabama may hiN' !, ~
her nowrr TO manifest her appreciation OF MI oI'SIH
abilities and character
II il stated that the New-Jcrsey delegates
tbe Labor Reform Convention. which nominated Gov
Parker for the Vice Presidency counted two IN AT nav
Inc raEt solemny cast the vote uf oil jersey TOT
Parker Tor the Presidential nomination, were ~ -
tr,nrn Justified in damaging his chances III 9ibGI
ventor, Iy filling up the Vice Presidential chA VII"
the Governor name
Tie Hartford COuranf, with malisn sarcasm
s,u0 ONT in "A very hort article P.c-itelfu lif'ici
thus: Lei 10 make tie httc pr. aicJon that Ju1se
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EREAT BRITAIN.

THE AMERICAN CAsE-COPIES TO BE DISTRIB-
UTED IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Monday, March L. 1s2
Copies of the American Case in full, as sub
mtted the Geneva Board OF Arbitration VIII De us
tributed in both Houses OF Parliament Saturday.
THE TicunoRNE CAsE-ExTENsTvE STRIKE AT
LEEDS.
LoSDoN Monday, March 4, 1872
The jury in the TichbOrne case have in
formed the Court that they have heard sufficient evil
dence whereon 20 base verdict. and an adjournment
has been taken until Wednesday order to allow Ser
lcant Balantine counsel for the claimant time TO CON
slider a. 10 his future course.
The operatives in the tax mills OF Leeds have struck
for the reduction Of their tine OF labor TO nine hours per
dsy. They are conducting themselves in an orderly
manner and no trouble "a apprehended. About 10000
persons are engaged in the strike.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
THE CABINET STILL USCIIANGED-THE INTER
NATIONALS GIVING TROUBLE.


THE CABINET STILL USCIfANGED-TTTE INTER
NATIONALS GIVING TROUBLE.
PARIS Monday. March 4. 1874
Minister Pouyer-Quertier has not yet re-
signed and the Cabinet Is still celebrating.
In the Assepbly to-day there was stormy debate on
the bill imposing penalties on members Of the interna-
tona Society Deputy Toain made speech in defense
OF the Society which sad nplacing tho principle Of
solidarity above country, only rstated religious 1880
Citations in all parts Of the world.
Tanyer de Ia Mote the Pretecs OF the Department
ot Enre whose trial AZ Rouen this charge Of misaI-
propriang funds for the relief Of France has elected 80
much attention. was to-day acquitted nd honoraby dis
charged.
President Theirs to-day, in repy TO deputnon OF
FnglsAnen stated that the present passport system
was only temporary, and promised encouragement ior
the tunnel project.
The Project IN the Department OF the Rhpne ASKS or
military re9nforcements for the maintenance OF oraer
which he says menaced by she rapid increase OF "of
mems clubs gnd Illegal secret societies.
Gen Ladufrau has reconsidered his teterDinaton 10
retire from the GovernOrsbp Of Paris which position De
threatened to resign because theRGppe was allowed to
reappear.
It Is reported that Count A-nim, the German Em
bassador to Fra me- has oiered TO return home
for the purpose W reporting he Governments or the
German Empire his opinion Regarding the staOity Of
the present Government OF France.
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UIED.
BOYLE-On Monday March Nara VA Cot. widow 81 EIs,ri
BOYLE m the 55tA year Of Der age.
Not e. Of funeral hereafter
BCRPOCGHSAt Bridgeport Conn Sunis March suddenly.
Cashier oil the Bridegroom bank 81
will be held ~ bis late ri tsrd Nei1es
At clock m Friends s8ing " az nj can ttEa
Depot return
evening Carriages will be in waiting ue depot u Bg~por on
he arrival tie train
California papers please COPY
TREENAS-At New Haven Conn SUNDAY "a inst 4 PilhD
Freeman Il the late Cyras J. aud Mar Freeman
Pys and friends are respectfully invited further to
attend the Presbyeusu Church Dover n j. 90
traia which leaves Barclsy-st AZ u sud Newark At s'
FgRRIsAt Jacksonville Fla the let inst Lniey Murray Ferris
OF POugikeepe. 10 me cd year Of DIS age
Notice Of funeral heres.ter
ATRICK-Iu Brooklyn Friday March Rev Edward O.
Ftrrsck pastor 81 Patrcks Church brooklyn asl u Jears
oann m Mass OF requiem be Offered up Tor th- rpoJe y his
Patnck Church keav' Broo4 n Oh iursiay Aafch
~ lUi HIS Will be Inferred 10 CaaT5 Cenr'rrr
his friends respectfully invited 70 ael
HAWKsOn Saturday % n bis at residence No Y Jeir-
sou St BROOKLYN hn HaEks the 64h Of hi'
P1uera be held tie Church u tie B-saau'S Oss
ave- Aear ClassOa TUESDAY, the STD Inst. - , m
RoRINsON-Oa Monday March T. 1872. 81 scrLtaA Henry
Alexander Henry and Loase Adele ho1Hso' hge
TIE ye and friends Of the family respectfully svnd
The residence biz pireGt NO il9 Es' SKY n
St Wednesday. March o. at 10 a
STFvENSON-Ou Monday morning. March T. Marion bar wu a
David Stevenson. IN her 53ih lear.
relatives respectfully invited % ai'-na The igner-
Wednesday 9th inst, at p ~ ron lsf late resdrnce, 10
TrCKER-Ou MONDAY March Ger child Of T. g. fsf
S. {. Tucker. aged years 4months, and II aaT~ - -
"wednesday - The relatives pad ri1s
respectfully Invited to attend without .urtheg notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.

The Assembly Committee on Insurance
resumed ts session, yesterday, In UNDERWATER nan
Pliny A. Freeman, President Ol the Globe lmsrancS
Company and Henry A. Griffin. Assistant secretary OF
the westchester Fire Company, unimportant esh
mOny.
Theodore r. WetmOre produced the Cancelled check
book referred TO in previous testimony aud showed the
check Of 500 paid 20 Justin Lawrence or order entered
a. paid IN aid OF the Miller Life bill.
Judge DAVIS unset OF the Mutual Life Company ap-
peared ia response subpoena for Secretary Stuart
with the check-bookS OF the Company. The Company
did wish produce their books but would furnish
copies of any items desired The following the
entry the stub OF the cbeck-bOOk corresponding
check No. $50 for 1850: Tax paid Geo W.
Miller. Albany for sundry expenses IA passing laws.
Mar n H. 1871"
Adjourned TO 100 q. m. today.