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6itnations Uanten--females.
7H~N7sH-~
Nurses.

Nurses.
037 WEST 1sT H.: Young Woman to
WORK. best reference from last place.
9CS 7TH-AVE., between 28th and 29th-sts.
5000 experienced moaiAy NURSE, dise.gsged vsle,.
cs q LADIES' NURSE I'i doctors AUD
OS0 10TH-AVE.-A respectable Young Girl
/. small private hmly /. Wiling and o5irng 90
7E6 gD.AvE.-A young girl as NURSE
77S TTH-AYE., between DIST and 52d-sts.-A
yOuns gr IL yean Old to tale OF children in small
seamstresses.
DRESSMAKER and SEAMSTRESS.-Will go
4 on. Be f ; s h S'Oi recommendations Apply
Iff WEST 49rH-ST.-A young American
4fO girl sRAMsTRBss charge children and
seHi'si would 90 hsa edsmberwork best references.
Mattresses.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID-By
n h eo'e aSe eas take care Of children Ca be seen at ODELbS
Miscellaneous.
A LADY solicits COPYING or WRITING Of
4 any hHd 70 % =, bone Moderate charges Address Mrs. EfFiB
A YOUNG LADY of refinement desires a
"A position as COMPANION and READER to an Invalid hdy is
5 n, IL '. IL v POOR G8 6rSad isa - 1870
AT S. g. T.. Y. ODELL's, 100 West 34th-st,
"A ecrnsr HELP Of ever description such as
Cooks ermads MATTRESSES Laandresse Nurses houseEork
constantly on hand Of nationality; references Investigated
all languages spoken established 1852.
At PELT0N & Co.'S, Gas Sixth-aye., bet
IN 9Th and 80 hsta formerly with Bede iaye) viii be found
selection of lad reliable SERVANTS u all nations
both Protestant and Catholic for y and eOunyL Ladies Maids
SeamstresseA Cooks Cook Wash aud Iron ChaInern Wase
NvTses Lsunaesses General Work and Crib lately satei
brooklyn RESIDENTS READ THIS
D You obtain SERVANTS Of all kinds for city and county, at
the BROoKLiN EMPLOYHSr BUREAU. 20 C0aeori-st,
Fallen MANAGED 81 LADIES Has in successful operation
nearly three yeafs N BSas for Inva Monthly and Wet Nurses
supplied
FAITHFUL, respectful SERVANTS ut the
L LADIES' PROTECTIVE UNION AND DIRECTORY 1902
broadway second coo below 4jht This Directory conducted BY
ladies, ard reform.
GET your iirst-class colOred COOKS, WAIT
~ RBSSES CHAMBBRMAIDs LAUSDREsSES. NURSES. SEAM
STRESSBSWAIIERMBS COACHMEH, PORTERS, &c, at ShhSS
SELECT AGENCY, No. 5l3 shave.
NVANTED-A SITUATION to IRAVEL-By
w American Lady Companion an Invalid Lady
ad with chiren best reference given Address, week, M b.
Tribune Once.
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6eIp n)anteo--5 females.

VVANTED-A Girl TO do CHAMBERW0RK
and WAITING assist with Washing references required
CAL from 20 II, at 313 West 32i-st.
WANTED-A good COOK who understands
ironing thoroughly general homework short
In the small my must brig good reference
Appy 1Oi2 morning 1906 Fye. Hotel
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Z \ TTH-AVE., between 51st and 52d-sts.-A
young gI IL yean DID, Of children in small
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DOT WEST 13TH-ST.-A Young Woman to
81 take CARE OF CHILDREN TO sRW and do CHAMBER
work. best reference from last place.
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6itualions inanteo--females.

Chambermaids.
A YOUNG GIRL wishes a situation az
CHAMBBshAiD and WAITRESS bes, city reference Call =.
A NEAT and tidy young girl wishes a situa-
understands her thoroughly willing obgpg, objection
T. assist WITH the Fine washing objection the county Can be
seen at 1873 6th-ave. over drug store.
CHAMBERMAID or NURSERY respect
cS 3 & who rS1 1 ,s ss: Of Sn ?. DO
sood permanent home Can be at 1873 Wess llst 6v
DO WEST 12TH-ST., between 5th and 9Th
Chnnbermad and 30 Fine Washing excellent reference
ISQ EAST S3D-ST., between Lexington and
5 80 Ds',Sds a girl . GHAn S9 and . DO
40 EAST 52D-ST., fourth bella neat,
ACO active yegng woman as CHAMBERdAiD and WAITRESS
pOyer.
OF 4 WEST 4TH-ST.-A young American
81 girl as cHAMBB2MAID and WAITRESS or ehaHbermaid
and TO do psin sowing, excellent refereneeA
OH EAST 3sTH-ST.-A Respectable GiIl
81 CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS in respectable phi
ve family; willing and O5hghg
III 7TH,AXE. - T., resPeetable Girl as
waitress good reference
Q6r 6TH;;A!YE., cor. 53d-st;-A young girl
wASHIsG and isoSISGi best city reference
Cooks.
A RESPECTABLE young woman as COOK
~ inc private family Is Wiling to assist with washng good refer
A GOOD COOK wants a SITUATION as
IA COOK. WASHER. aud lRONER gennan Emily to DO
cooking alone win 20 to the country II ire good reference Call st
log Gth-ave, over blue store
4 COMPETENT woman wishes situation
n in pnvse family COOK und rnds cooking in al It's van
branches; IL Wiling and ob.g and has onabe refer
objection The country Can be seep at l3S 6hsve over
drug store
EOOK.-By a very superior Protestant En-
~ gh woman hrsa COOK in private fmlr understands
Apply ODRLBs 100 Wes, 34tl Broadway
COOK.-By an English Protestant woman
~ economical and thoroughly good family COOK 22 vearS
last empc will IN the washing and ironing
Can he seea 0DEJs, 100 West 3iihst corner Broadway
CO0K-Dy. a very capable Swedish woman
~ % so ~ cook in reneman houses qnalii TO perform
anything culinary either French Amenean good rfaFence
objections the country Cal al No. 100 naye over ble store
COOK, &e.-By young woman, respectable,
~ Trustworthy AFRAID Washing szhe family
COOk WASHER and ONkR general cty oounty
wants and will keep when she gets NJ has reference Call At
No 100 6th-ive., over bile store
Es(D GREENWICH-AYE., rear.-A rcspec-
I table young COOK Will assist with washing and
ifOuing best city reference.
1914 WEST STH-ST.-Ar respectable woman
- excellent PLATA COOK vail assist vita washing
Best div reference "
AIWEST 10TH-ST.- "A respectable Woman
~ GOOD COOK; il ir.telass Baker will assist with
VI ASKING and ifonag; good reference.
OH 7TH-AVE., near 22d-st.-A respectable
~ hrsteass COOK excellent Baker, lest city
Q0S EAST 32D-ST.-A respectable woman
ebsBsp good COOK ASSIST with WASHING; ohjec
ton o a boarding house excellent reference.
III 6TH-AVE.-A respectable woman as
fteilss COOK: unierst fIenh and American city
reference no objection to assist with coarse WASHING.
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SeamStresses.
nRESSMAKER and SEAMSTRESS.-Wil go
~ out By TIE dav sesrel gOoI recommendation Apply
X Brooklvn Mrs
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WALLAcK''
ENTIRE CHANGE oP ATTRACTION.
Engagement q the Popular Comellsn,
SHE'LL BARRY.
And production OF Boncoanlts Drama sf
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
a, vtIe Mr. BARRY will sppefr his impersoraton
MYLES-SA-COPPALEEN,
supported By
A POWERFUL CAST.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY AND MECHANICAL EPFECfS.
SATURDAY ONLY COLLEEN BAwN MATINEE
Ia PREPARATION new local drama, 100
Mr. CHARLES GAYLOR.
eut sled
DUST AND DlAd0NDS.
WALLAcK'' OPENING
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
The ladies gentlemen gagged this
meet ou the stage at2 O'Clock CRSDAY TliB 18TH SEPTBM
BRR f,r opening pIs viii take place the following
day JOHN GILBERT,
Acting Manager
fI,HE PILGRlM.-BAIN HALL,
a GREAT JONkS.S y, between BROADWAY and BOWkRl.
EVERY tVbslG s 81 Neduei and SATURDAY Matinee At ~ N
BROOKLYN ACADAAIY OF MuSIC.-One
40 - s~a STOCkHoLDERS ADMISSION TICKETS or sAlk
CSC. H. DUIr0S. ~ Psis'0lAee.
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A SS0CIATlON HALL. PEPPER 81 TOliN.
IN AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU. MAEsgeE
sept 10. II, and 10, al
Prof J. ii. PEPPER ard Prof T. W fOBiN
TOT the London ROYAL Polytechnic insutnuou). f.I.
viii give three brilliantly illustrated Lsctaos "a
IllE MAGIC OF LIGHT AND SOUND,
Wiz Hse and Startling BSpaimeaA
81 for Coarse " Concession 70 Scheo Ia
Pss sss al 7Ol sfsSisss. ssJ A sAs Hal
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Country Board.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD for the Fall months,
Il Ridgedie House, Madison n J.
ONE or TWO VACANT ROOMS, with first
W class BOARD at Rdgeise HOUSE. Madison, N j.
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AmusemcnIs

AmusemcnIs.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. SALyINI SEASON.
sIGYOR TOMNAso sALvISL
THE GREAT ITALIAN TRAGkDIAN
90 The lest living acsor.'-lR5bsrt Browning
aTHB GREATEST orHkLLo rag WORLD HAS EVER SEEN"
-lCharoe CGsaHal.
The SALE Of SEATS and BOXES for the
Will commence MoSiS at H eds at the DO. Office
Ofthe Academy Of Music OILY 9SLI op PRICES.
Reserved seat: p4qgs G beny % and 81 90 according TO To-
HAUGUEirioS S q Ne sAiyiNI branstc Seaso.
sIGSoE TS 9Ta4i{o sAIviSl,"
saST aIEpss4NDR6 5S S5LYI II: IS %Go
Sinora 7. PIAMONTI as DESDEMONA.
sALvIN MGiTS-TUEsDAYs, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAY.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth-st.
"A THE BOX OFFICE f0G SUBScRiP y ,,%s,c
THE EST STRSK0ScG GRAND ITAhiGS OPERA AT THB
WILL COMMENCE OK MoSDiT EVENING Sept. 90 1873.
Mesr. MAURICE and MAX sTRAKosCH have the honor to
s9SGA PAL Ey &: ss ssPs sr 2s 1873
Nh T o5T4yl ToReilSI her sr.t appearance
Mnf MI MA ASSIg i io a. fPP GARY
signSr C Gi,yIS Cip 1s a' appearance
si.nof BESfRA ELI. bis int appearance.
NJ. MAUEEL h, fI Or. aPge,Iranse
01 Ss DFr ShSSErf Fl i" bis ' d I sppcaiaaec
SguOr SCOLAkA.
Esca Director andNOnuct0r. MCLO
SUBSCRIPTION FOR THIRTY NIGHTS. $40.
BONES $50 AND SO PR NIGHT
BoI Office open az the Academ5 OF hGsc
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-TO-NIGHT.
IA THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept TO-
Positively the Llst Gnni Exhibition Of
THE SAN FRANCISCO CADETS
in their truly marvellous -
BIISDPoLD DRILL, DLISDFoLD DRILL,
Greatest Wonder and Advertisement IN Military Circles
GRAPULLps FAMOUS 7th REGIMENT BAND.
Admission including Reserved Seat 81; Family Circle 80 cents
Tickets otanab the Academy and the Theater Ticket Oce
ia Broadway - -
THB ONLY EXHIBITION IN BROOKLYN.
Ga THURSDAY EVENING Sept ii,
stthe
ACADEMY or MUSIC
THB MUSIC BY GRAPULLAS BAND.
Tickets Chambers 172 Montague the
Theaer Oee ia BosduaT Newfok and at the Academy
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Summer Retreats.

dNR0MWELLs LAKE HOUSE until Oct. 1,
~ u me yery train from Cronwers EHe r. q
hur elevation 1900 feet; feyers muke-Oes fishing, boat
tng grand good table terms moderate Fansents
Seooveo. o. CROMWELL, Highland Nlls n y
COUNTRY BOARD AMONG THE CATS
~ KILLS, 50 per week. Referelee-Days Soaes West Side
sOEce Address MACK MARTIN Prattsvils
kiFeene County, n. y
COUNTRY BOARD at Hollywood Villa,
~ S,smioReduce for September and October for
table, elegant shade ard lawns and
ksat location also open through the Winter Address A. H. GIRL
ING stanford, CoIh
hELAWARB WATER GAP, Pa The
III MOUNTAIN HOUSE in ore 70 Increase its ALREADY large
osag viii reduce is for the Fa months 70 s. to 81 per
Sssef, OF 80 per say. Ths0 HAUSkR Prop1stor
H EIGHTON HOUSE, NEWMAN SPRINGS,
IL RED BANK " JTh delightful SUMNER RESORT, beauu
tuly Shrewsbury River, NOW OPEN iron springs
Ens drives fishing boating snG bath Ma ard stsb1ng send
~ circular. FREDERICK BERGER. Proprietor.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
lN LNB Inducements excursion parties fol- the
LONG BRANCH
OF churches societies clubs picnic parties he,
czneo 70 the following schedule Of reduced rates:
Partes Of 80 ana lees than 100 81 % round trip
B Parties Of 100 and loss 200, 81 20 TOaBd TIP
I Paraes Of 200 and over only 81 roqnd tIn
Mr Gus Fuller with its beautiful lawns
sqBe baseball and Other grounds FOR the free OF e1en
soGss vel for the uon permanent and TRANSIENT gue
Rooms a. meals AZ liberal rates
II Il Che most desirable location the beach FOR nonatoa Apply
the CORpan o4ee 80 Broadst Aston House Pier - North
iTsT foot Masy-st and general oGee Long Branch
JOHN =. COLI
General Freight asd Passenger AgeA
, 1873-02-05

The New superintendent OF tho Housc
OF Correction - Government Snft
Against the Detroit River Bridge
Company.
Special D<spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Feb. 4.-Nayor Moffat, last evening,
nominated Anthony Lederle Us Superintendent
OF the House Of Correction here, uice z. r.
Brockway, resigned. Mr. Lederle has been for
years Superintendent Of the Lighthouse De-
partment here. After a prolonged nyl.t On tha
question, the nomination was confirmed by the
City Council last night, under the operation of
the pensions question, and after several di1atory
Elotions had been made and voted down..
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 4.-Dy direction OF the
Secretary OF War, proceedings have been insti-
tuted in the United States Circuit Court in this
city, in the name OF the United States, against
the Detroit River Railroad Bridge Company,
which is now building bridge from Trenton to
Crosse ls1e, and thence to Stony Island. The
injunction is asked for On the ground that the
erection OF this bridge is in violation Of the
ordinance Of 17a7, establishing the North-
'sstreams forming tho Canadian boundary
ahall remain forever free and navigablo;" also
in violation Of tho Ashburton Treaty With Great
Britain. which expressly provides that the De-
tEoit River and all its channels shall remain free
and open for the navigation OF vessels OF
both nations. Various other grounds are al
Legged, among them that lighthouses have been
bnilt and arc being built to promote navigation
Of the West channel, which is likely to become
the main nayigable channel, etc. No prelimina-
y injunction will be Issued, but the building OF
tho bridge will ba allowed to proceed, the Com
pany taking the chances as to the result OF the
, 1873-02-05

The Attorney General Of Justice Banyoaa
Court, Mr. William O'Callaghan, has been for
some days past in state OF lively into1icatioa-
In that time he has been twice in the Armorv,
and has been fined for disordorly conduct by the.
very Judge in whose p1esencehe SO often appears
as counsel. Yesterday afternoon he aecured tho
bi1th1ight Of an American citizen, to-wit.: his
personal liberty, BY paying fano Of s25. 10
proceeded to the house Of one John Baker, No.
305 TWEEN; ;-second street, whore MAS GojourninS
the wife sf = Bridewcn resident named John
Doyle. 0'Calr.,h requested tho presence Of
Mrs. Dor1e at the front door. Baker c.mo in
her stoad and informed a11. 0'Callighan that
he could not zee Mrs. Doyle This angercd tha
Attorney General, and he called Baker villa
names, md accompanied them with blow On
Bakers nose. Baker caught up Ratchet which
lay near By. and so chopped up ocallaghans
head that he was soon rende- ad insensible~ HI
WAS taken to the County Hospital. At lata
hour he YVES doing vel, and tie attending rbJsi~
cian does not think him seriously injured
, 1873-02-05
THE WEATHER,

War Department. ProEnosticntfo.s,
FOR To-Day..4Roports 1rona Various
Places.
CHICAGO, Feb. Tho weather is noder,to
all over the country this morning, tho coldast
being at Dreckinridge, Mimi, S below zero. ~
Duluth II above; st. Paul, abovo; MilCaukea
% above; Chicago, 33 above; ST. Louis. q
above; Memphis, 81 above; New O1leans g
above; Jacksonville, Fla, 50 ADORE; CbarIesfon ~
81 above; Washington, ~; New York, So: Boss
ton. 81; Quebec, 90; Bnffalo, Il; Cincinnati
81; Omaha, q! Cheyenne, Il; corinne, %
WAE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE CB,En
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION or TE1EGaAats AN
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CoxuEncE,
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Teb 4.-Probabilities-
For tie New England and Middle States. rising
barometers, somewhat lower temperature, vest
erly to northerly winds aud very GENERALLY clear
weather. Fort tho South Atlantic and Gulf
States east Of the Mississippi, westerly to
northeEly winds, and clear md clearing weather.
From Tennessee to the Ohio aud Lower Nichi-
gan, uorthweeterly and westerly winds aud gen.
ar.lly clear weather. From Missouri to hin
nesota and Lakes Superior and Michigan, west
crly to southerly winds and generally cleaz
weather.
P111sBuEoH, Feb. 4.-The weather is clear:
mercury, ~. The present indications are that
there will soon be breakup and navigation b,
again resumed
, 1873-02-05

New Yo1K, Feb. 4.-The Tribune tomorrow
publishes card from Stor1s and Manning, the
executors under the Greeley will Of 1871, de-
Tending their coursa aud that Of their counsel,
Williams The Tribune states that, with the ex-
caption Of six ehares OF Tribune stock, there is
scarcely dollar Of aEc;1able money Of an acre
OF productive real estate belonging to tho Gree
ley estate, and that, if the executors can makeit
worth $2o0, 900 in caah and productive property,
they will deserve the gratitude Of the orphans
and the approval Of ali good men The Tribune
also publiahes the text Of the proposition Of
compromise made Jan. 80 in behalf OF tie
Misses Greeley through Thitelaw Reid,
which WAS promptly and perempto-
rily rejected by the executors. Therein
Mlss Ida Greeley offered, aud the offer Was co.,
daily sanctioned by her eistcr, to: First Exc
cute to her Bister any absolute title to oue-half
the entire property which any reputable lawyers
may devise. Eecond-She offered the absolute
release of az claims by other, heirs
under the will OF 1871, notwithstanding tho
declaration Of the Secretary Of the Childrens Aid
Society that they have nothing to do with tie
contest, and the resolution they have adopted 10
take no part In it in future. Ihi1d-She will
accept 8torrs as an associate IN the execution
Of the will, or any business man chosen BY
the editors Of the Herald, World, and
Tribune, or sho will leave it entirely to any t1so
business men whom they may select. Fourth
She 1iu accept John E. Williams as guardian
for her sister, or any guardian whom the same
editors may select.
, 1873-02-05

Monday night, crushed ont several bents on tho
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati d indianapolis
Railroad bridge, just west Of this clty. thereby
weakening the bridge, go that it WAS not deemed
safe to ruin trains over it during the night, and
Passengers and baggage we're t1anafe1red from
one side Of the riyer to the other. The bridge
was al right this (Tuesday morning At 10 o'clock,
and tho morning trains were not delayed.
HAnn1sBuBo, Pa. Feb. 4.-The express train
coming east on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad,
tlis morning, when few miles west Of Lock
Haven, was thrown OF the track by snow-
slide. Tha engineer, William Denny, was in
stantly KILLED, and the baggage man aud exprcss-
man injured None Of the passengers were
hurt.
LITTLE RocK, Feb. Am accident occurred On
the Fort Smith Railroad, about daylight this
morning, ten miles from this city, injuring
several persons severely, but none fatally. The
engine ran Of the track while rounding . curve,
turned upside down as they fell down the en-
bankment.
, 1873-02-05
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.



Lives Lost.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 4.-Passenger train No.
g. on the Memphis g. Louisville Railroad, was
three miles south OF Russel1ville, Ky, caused By
broken rail. Tho ladiea' coach and sleeping
car Crescent City were thrown down al
embankment, killing the wife and child OF Lieu
tenant Webster, United States Army; injuring
slightly c. c. Morrow, WlippoorWin 6tntion
Jetf- Wells, Lebanon Junction, collar bone
broken; J. II. Wells, game place, slightly in
{urcd;, >, Mr. Brownwell, Hoplinsville,
sta.t sSsa 0ay 9onntRj 1jnr9KS VI yis H 5ro(ta
l. Wstts, 1naisaspolis 6e.d eontassd s1s and ann m
badly bruised; Mrs J. +. Happy, Jacksonville,
H., head severely confused; ). Ristar, Cincin-
matt, back and side slightly hurt; J. L. Stone,
Springfield, Tenn, head slightly bruised; Mrs.
Lyle, Russell7ille, head confused and spine
injured AL the injured were taken
to Guthrie Station and medicn1 aid sent from
Clarksvillo by special train. Doctors Rowland
and Burrows, Of Guthrie, are giving all their at
done by the Company and the people to make
tho 8uffcrers comfortable and caro- for the
wounded. Lieutenant Webster will take the
bodies Of his wlfeand child to Memphis.
TIE track will be cleared for tho passage OF
trains BY 10 o'clock in the morning
Speeial Despateh to The Chicago Tribune
sraEaF1ELD, O., Feb. 4.-A young man.
named Ed. Robrehan. d brakeman on the Clere-
land, Springfield i Cincinnati Railroad. fell
last night, and was killed. His body WIS ter
ribly m2ng1ed- It is evident that be kept hold
Of one OF the cars for the distance Of half
mile, but became exhausted and, falling under
the wheels, was crushed to pieces.
Tho accumulation Of ice in the Mad RiTer. On
, 1873-02-05

Special Deepatch to The Chicago Tribune
TOPEKA, Feb. 3.-The Legislature resolved to-
day that it was due the dignity and honor OF tEe
State that Senator Pomeroy should Immediately
resign.
A concurrent resolution also passed the Sem
ate, requesting the United States Senate to ap-
point Committee to inTestigate- the bribery
charges against Po1ieroy. The Legislature fur
ther authorized tile appointment Of Joint
Committee to inquire into the conduct OF Pom
erov.
Tho Senator's hotel bills for the campaign
already foot up $4,000, and several private
boarding houses are to be heard from. It is as
serted tonight that II. II. Horton, United States
Diatrict Attorney, has forwarded his resigns
tioa Horton handled Poueroy'a money during
tho Senatorial canyass.
LAWRENCE, Ks., Feb. "A large meeting was
held in Independence, and composed Of citi-
zens Of both political parties to welcomo Colonel
unanimously passed indorsing Yorlts course in
the Senatorial contest.
, 1873-02-05
FIRES.


Destruction OF Property Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-The bnilding Of the
the gas works, was entirely consumed By irs
this evening. 1t Was the property Of the Globs
Rolling Mill Company, Of which Lewis WORTH
lngton il President, and manufactured bar,
boiler. sheet lront and wire. The loss is cst;-
mated at S10,0o0 altogether. The insurance,
10000, in ono Milwaukee a:d several Cincinnati
Companies. approximations wero folt during tho
fire that the immense gas holders OF the gas
company adjacent would explode. but they c.
caped. Tho fire is supposed to have originated
from stove among the shayings in the pattern
ahop.
C1scrsSAr1, O., Feb. A careful estimate OF
the loss OF the Globe Rolling Mill tonight putst
at 940, 900, with $50, 900 insurance.
C1Sc1SsA11, Feb. 4.-This midnight fire.
broke out In the third floor of Mosher i Rab~
mAnn's iron safe factory. Damage, S3,00o.
, 1873-02-05

5pze7at Despd1tH % Tx C71cdd6 7T5HR<-
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 4.-The Executive Board
OF the State Agricultural Society held meet
ing IN tho Committee rooms at tho State Cap
itol, at 8 o'clock, eighteen prcsent, the largest
meeting for years. Tho retiring President,
Deckwith, introduced the incoming President.
Waller ). Baxter, Of Jonesville, who spoke
strongly, favoring. the union between the two
Michigan Associations. The Board then unan-
imously ratified the recent action Of the Execn-
tive Board Of tho Northern Michigan Agricultural
Society, looking toward a. consolidation 4
Committee to perfect the union was appointed,
VIZ: ~ G. Beckwith, CassopoliB J. ". ster1-
Pennington, and F. II. Manning, Van Buren,
Governor Bagley made q short and plosgant
speech.
, 1873-02-05
Funeral Services Of the Ln:c Governor
Hfatteso11, ut Joliet, Yesterday.

| Funcrnl Services Of tho In*c Coverno1
n.afte.o1,. ut :Jor3er. veaterdnv.
sr-~;.1 n-sro,.h ~ ~. cst.aoo 1.ls,.n.
~, % ~ s~, e. n1.o o'.t,aso T,,.., 1,.o
ooH., 1n.' feo' 7-1no toHe1at <, % o1~oo'-
efnor Aatteson was celebrated IN this city to-day
! The special train With the body and friends from
| Chicago arrived here at half-past Han. The
procession marched at once to the Episcopal
! Church, where tho beautiful and impressiTo fu-
neral service was read BY the Roy. M. Wilkinson.
paying the last rcspectto the distinguished dead.
! Among those present were e1-Senator DoolittIe
| wife and daughter, General Currau. virgil
Hicko1, Esq, and W. +. Fowler, Of Springfield !;
Hon. j. Lyle DicAey, from Ottawa Major 4.
B. Stafford, from Cairo, long an intimate friend
, 1873-02-05
OHIO.

Co1U,mus, Ohio, Feb. AIN the House, this
morning, House bills prescribing penalty for
shipping paupers from one county to another,
SO as to avoid the cost OF their support, and q
bill to give towns and villages the game power
for opening aud improving their streets that
cities now have.
In the senate, this afternoon, the Senate bill
to provide for uniformity in tho measurement Of
spirituous liquors was passed.
In the House, bills we're introduced to allow
Tarsa so Cents
the Office Of Superintendent OF free turnpike
roads, and place such roads in the care Of Town
ship Trustees