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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

,N0lre.
The dance At lshau.'s Hoiel. last
THURSDAY evening. At which a very 60.
party was ssssmblet-the best. in fact.
that Dan. ever had, and he has had
sOme good ones.
-l'rOf Cole Of the Theological school
10 Canton. \. y. will preach in the Uui.
Versalis, church next Sabbath.
"A uuion Thanksgiving service was
held at the Methodist church last Thurs.
day. A sermon was delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Underwood.
There was a sociable 10 the vesiry Of
the Universaiist church last Saturday ev.
sning; the exercises consisted Of music.
recitaiiOns aud a dialogue, after which, n
social visit was enjoyed by all.
The Universalis, Ladies Sewing
Society" will meet at the house Of Mrs
Henry Harris next Thursday Afternoon
There is 10 be soeiable ii the evening.
All are invited.
-A"UuiOn Temperance Meeting" viii
be holden in the Uniyersalist Church next
Sabbath evening.
The winter term Of the village sckoo
commenced on Tuesday Dec. ..
Rev W. Underwood announces a
the subject Of discourse for next Sabbath
as follows Morning. at l0I o'clock
The Heareaiy Canaan or, The Chris
man Home Jeyond the Rirer. Topic o
evenings address, at 81 ock,-Th
Mountain House or, Protection an,
Propision
The public services of the Thir,
Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. l.. Church
will be held Saturday and Sunday, Dec
18th aud l4lh. The Presiding Eldsr
Rev. W. ID. Malcolm is expected to attcn
and preach.
Tie antiquarian supper and cntcr
tainment in the town Hall, on Wednesda
evening. the 10Th ult., was decided su,
cess and realized TO the Ladies' SEWN
Society Of the NJ. L. Church, ahont SIS;
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./OhRSOR

<./OhRSOR.
Winter has commenced here in good
Earnest. 1t has showed nineteen days in
succession, aud Monday morning, Dec. l.
the mercury at sunrise stood 26 c below
Zero.
Mr.. S. S. Pike has made some very
extensive improvements and additions to
his residence, both inside aud out. He
mas now ono of the best houses in town.
MIR. d. A. Winslow will open a class
Hin vocal music at the District School.
room, next week Tuesday evening. Dec
Ill. Particular attention given to be-
ginners.
Charles d. Robinson, Of Portland
Me-, gave a select reading at the Normal
School Hall, on Mondly and Tue sda
evenings of last week. On account of the
|Inclemency OF the weather, tho audience
was small, but some who were present
are enthusiastic in his praise.
The district school in this vlllag'
commenced last week Monday, under the
care of Urlel Squircs, assisted by Miss
Atbie Carpenter.
The house aud lot owned by the late
Mrs. Perry, has been purchased by th'
Congregational church and society for
parsonage.
We are deeply panied to record The
death of Minnie Q. Morse which occurred
on the morning of Sabbath before last a
Judge Belongs. After three weeks
struggle with that dreadful disease Ccre
bro-spiual Meningitis, she is released from
her sufferiugs, and we trust is at rest
Oh stricken ones
Bear up, bear on the end shall tell
mhe doar Lord ordoreth all things we'll! "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
10 RyL'.

Xyde IflA.
The county bad but sev deputy sher-
on Monday last, as they had only been
oip,el for one year, which then sx-
aud the sheriff omitted to cOse to
county seat to meet the SsPirants for
+ p,rchmeuts. The old ones have now
rly all been re-apPOiutcd, however.
respectable family desiring 60
sp, a good intelligent boy absui I years
have an opportunity. if isey will call
Fred Bliss, Overseer of Poor Of Hyde
b..
The auction advertised by Deputy
&eriif Laupher offers a chance to get
pme good bargains.
-Tho Academy, under Mr.. Cbitten-
!. one Of the bsst schools in the
te aud has full quota Of pupils.
Mis-, Ellen HYDE has been engaged
teach the school in the village district,
shich begins next Monday.
We understand that "a copies Of
! Hitchcock Analysis of the Bible were
old in this town.
Miss Belle Page has been engaged tC
,cb the school 10 the Centre Disteict.
4 p. G. Cleaveland has added oysters
trit and confectionery to his stock il
,ode. and G + Randall has leased tsC
Basement of Eaton's building and moves
1he goods from his depot restaurant
thereto.
Mercury fell GA degrees below frcez
inc Monday morning last and has i" laiC
low" ever since.
-Snsw falls nearly every day.
Or. Randall announces Christina
bail on the evening Of the 24th.
TO any person bringing US the nam
of two new subscribers with SO, we wi
|rrssent one of Sherwin's Patent Potato
EWashers, a very useful article, the pric
Of which is Sl.j0.
Col. Sawyer announces an Annua
Ball at the American. New Years. Th
excellent reputation his balls have attain
cd, warrant a good attendance and a goo
Il Rhine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

"A. A. Wheelock, editor and lecturer
viii! speak at Cady's Falls on Sunday,
Dee. I, next. Subject: What is Spirltu.
alism ?" In the evening he will speak at
Hyde Park, at 81 O'Clock; subject f:
"What does it Teach 2" Lecture free to
all. Spirit pictures, proving future ex.
sencc, can be seen after each lecture.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
Ene11.

-E0en.
Mr.. Albert Stone, while chopplng
recently, in the woods, was nearly Killed
by a tree falling upon him. HIS injuries
were mostly confined to his head. 1t is
expected he will recover.
Stephen Miles has sold his place
near the pond, and gone to Wolcott to
work for the II. r. Co., cutting and draw
ing wood to the depot.
w. Smith and George Lamphere'
have taken job to furnish White d
Whittemore, with 10000 feet OF lum-
Der, off from their land in the east part
Of the town.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
BUSINESS Notices.
nAntTuAL cosTIyENEss CAUSES

Headache Dizziness, Uorms Lirer Complaint, Dyspep-
sia Sour Stomach. Bad Breath, &c. The surest pre-
tentative is DIR. HARRIsoN's PERIsTALIo LozEN-
GEs being both Tonic and Laxative, they restore
nature. thereby curing n costive habit. In the
opinion Of every Druggist, they are the most pleas
ent and effectua remedy for the Piles and the on
ly one that reaches the cause, as outward applca-
items are only time and money wasted. Trial box,
30 cts Large box 60 cts, mailed free for this last
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM, :.
a splendid cure for COUGHS, HoARsENEss, and all
THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale BY =. B.
Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
MOa71sys22e.

The re-dedication ofthe Cong1 Church
will take place on Friday, Dec. 18th, at
] o'clock, P. M. Sermon by President
Buckham, of Burlington. Friends are
invited to be present at the time appoint
ed, as the services must begin at that
time for the accommodation Of the preach
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
Straved or Stolen.

from what IL known as the Niles pasture In East
Bakersfield, sometime in September, last, three g,
two-y ear-old .eifers, was red and white with Q
split notched ear and both cropped. The oit er 2
we're red with split notch in right ear. ANY one
giving information that will lead to their recovery
shall be sutably rewarded.
CHARLES KING.
East Fairfield, VT, Nov. "a, 1873. 3w3
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no NOT FAIL TO SECURE THE sPLEND
CHROMO!
,tv...,nt.. uaflou 70
yosemite Valley ~

which VT offer with the NEwsDEALER AMI foods
Household Magazine, for only 3s.25
Remember you can secure almost any magazine
or paper, at the lowest club rate, by ordering,
through this ofloes
Thelrst column giyesthe cost Of the publication
the other the price Of 1t and the Newsdcaler. Read
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
A CARD.

Mr. and Mrs Ksnfeld Of johnson, would
take this opportunity to thank the people Of
Johnson aud vicinity for the benefit Of 800; also
many thanks to the ladies of johnson u I'd Cam
bridge for their assistance in sewing
c. s. KENTIELp.
+. r. kENFIELD.
rive understand Mr.. Kenfeld's less to lie
about s 500. lie had rented the farm partly
owned by Geo. Allen in johnson, and had emily
about six weeks longer to remain at'the time CT
the fire, when, on spending night away, they
came home in the morning to find all in ruins.
About two weeks before the fire, their dog barked
considerably y nights, which shows, now, that
some one was waiting for an opportunity to fire
the buildings. 1t is not thought they were
burned to iniue Mr.. Kcn6eld, but for other
reasons. We think by the above gift, that the
friends of Mr., and Mrs. Kenfeld are not few in
numbcr.1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
..2!9,768 Machines

The Singer Machine is on exhibition at g. IT,
Millan's Fashionable Tailor Store In Johnson and
Of the Subscribers In Hyde Park.
G. J. PATCH, Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
FoRTY-FIVE THOUSAND MORE
MACHINES

Than any other Company, and over one quarter
of all Machines sold during that year. Nine out
of ten of said Sewing Machines are for family use,
proving the
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Matters
P.&o. lime Table.

- r. cave - aNAaaA@Ag AAA 49, ANANAtNH =
y. and eslor-N.
a -tt.r Train leAs e Hyde tarf ~ = - h-en
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

DISTRESSING CoUGu causes TIE friends 81 The
sufferer almost a. much pain a. the sufferer Aim
self aud should receive Immediate attention. Dr..
Hisiar'f Eaisan 81 Hid CAsrrY speedily cures
coughs, colds. Influenza. soIe threat, Ae. IL I'll
always relieve Consumption, AID in many ueii-at-
tested eases u has eiiccted = perfect cure.
AsEnfNENT DivfSE SAWS. Il have been using
the Peruvian syrup. 10 gives me neU visor, buoy.
Aney of spirit, elasticity 81 muscle" Seth W..
FgWlc Sons, Rostun, will send, free. = pamphlet
ora pages, containing 4 full aecount q ths re-
naFk bic medicine, 70 any one sending him their
address
W#r ENbURE TuAr CorsH aud endsnssr your
lite when a timsly ass 81 Weeks Magic Com
pound will relieve you. II always Affords relief,
aud will, when taken In season. cure more eases
ef disease 81 the throat and lungs than any rene
Nv known. Colds ield 20 IT. curative power Al
once. At this sea- on ofthe year no family should
be without Il. Sold by all druggists. linz
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
The Independent.

UNSECTARIAN RELIGIOUS WEEKLY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

In Stowe, Nov 27th, daughter to DR.. and Mrs
L. NJ Bingham.
In Watcrvlle Nov Goth, a daughter to Mr.. AID
Mrs. o. ID. Rogers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
FURNITURE IN PARLOR & ROOM SETS

Ash AND BLACK WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES, W4RDR0BES, SOFAS
LOUNGES, MATRASSES.
CHAIRS. ETC,
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT SNORT
Room sets SIG and upwards
Nottingham lace Curtains, double width, 10 cts.
per yard.
Hol land gilt Shades, so perpair.
Wood seat Chairs, 3.75 per set.
Kerosene oil 2S cents pr. Gallon.
Granulated Sugar ~ i-2 rents pr. III.
Choice Winter Wheat Flour, $500 pr. Dbl.
Choice Spring Wheat Flour, 81 .25 to $s.59.
Good Young Tyson Tea, 60 cents pr. Id.
Very best Japan, new crop, $l.0o pr. lb.
CROCKERY, GIL ASSWARE AND
LAMPS.
Hubbard, Blake Co.'S celebrated Axes King
Of the Forrest f.25.
OUR STOCK OF FRIES,
PAI.NTS, OILS, ca NNED
GOODS, &C., is COMPLETE.
| We shouldtake pleasure in having our goods ex-
amned and solicit your inspection, before making
ysur purchases in other Markets,
Perry Respectfully,
STOUGHTON & TIT.
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D Xp1e Turk.

No. Xyde 1nab.
We learn that j. W. Heath was
fined Slo on Monday last, for selling ci-
DER
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
Great Popularity

OF the Singer in the Household. Annexed are
the sales of different makers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

aCfWT At nNsaHa
G.ods xb;ch
WE ARE OFFERING AT LOW FIGURES
Repelauts 30 cents pr I'd. up.
i piaca a. pacGs Sc Gus; pr. va. up,
JapaSose Kin stripes. Is u pr. I'd.
Japanese, reversible, Is cents pr.yi
Singams " to Is eentsper I'd.
anoS sbsc 20 ~ o Ia esn pr ~ ;h
Jet Ornaments, Necklaces, Belt CIasp,.
Hair and ;'etls Darts, many aete styles
of Ladies' Collars, Tiss, ETC., BajoHs.
best KID Chores, Orydised and a
great parietu of Dress Buttons,
AN pyrrNcrvp ,Ssopr,,pNr orovpa
Am U0STERVt
Ladies' BalmOrals' rs cts per pair
Wv "P""
CARDIGAN JaCRETS.
LADIES', and \, ENTS, ScaRFS
TOURWJyRES
Inn' y,,rr
NM MUIR ShihIS,
AT RED U CED PRICES!
GENTLEMENS' UNDER WEAR!
,so
OyERsHIRTs. FLANNEL and CASHMERE.
PLAID. and PLAIN OPERA FLAN-
NEiS. CLOTHS. SHIFTING
FLANNELS, and full
line of DOMESTICS.
A larcs Stock NJ Plvmoutb and R,ckskip Cloves
20 r.ooA " ~ NM Du.N"NiA "'"'''
anu Nlt'ehs from 20 Gus. per PAIR up.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

In MINI Nov. I'd, Mertie, youngest daughter of
j. f and Amiser NJ Wilson, aged months and
days T. Wilson was formerly from Johnson.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

EMPRESS CLOTHS, BLACK ALPACAB, TIT
BETS, sERGEs, SILKS. COLoRED AL
PACAs, MoHAIRS, P0PLINS,
Aud an endless variety Of DRESS GOODS, ell OF
which are the best styles ever offered in these
parts, sly stock never was more complete in all
It's departments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

Silks, Cahmeres, rhibets, SIX Pongee, Henri
eta Cloth. Parmietta Cloth, Empress Cloth.
biarritr Cloth, Mohairs, Alpacas, Serg-
es, Poplins. Japanese Stripes and
Reversibles, Ladies' Cloth,
Repellants, ard n great
variety of Dress
Gods which
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

o. Stop for Meals
daily except Suudays.
On Snndnys train will run ono hour late from
Mayvillc to Oil CITY.
Train will stop at bonneville on Signal for Pas
s0n-ers going North Of IUsyllle.
Iran2 may leave of Housewife Passengers that
We're re- ceiyed NOrh of Iitusville.
j. j LAW RENEE, Gen. Supt.
G. j. HUPBURN, Asst Supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

pecial notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly In advance
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-07-04
A PERFORMING UNICORN.

TrT0
lt; bed weighing
Camelod South American Appropriateness Arabian Domc
Bear Sur
African Lion and Pair Monster Royal Ben
Tig.A
Ea New
Bag Beavers
nIeud
Arnadl
va
African Tyre Bird
of
Spanish ramcO PARROTS King Lori Birds,
in
pumage be
in Birds which
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
A NEW OCEAN MONARCH.

The new steamer City of Chester has ar
rived at NewYork on her first voyage from the Old
world Except Great EASTERN she Is said to be the
largest steamer aoat She has accommodations for $40
cabin and 200 Ceerage passengers She sailed from
Liverpool July TO- Bringing passengers ali OF whom
seemed well pleased with steamer its management,
and It's speed She built the Clyde, and on her
passage thence to Liverpool made the trip at the rate OF
is Knots She $50 feet in length, aud has a.
feet breadth OF and 80 feet depth Of hold She Is
about 5000 tons burden and her engines are nomInay
OF $50 horsepower The saloon amidshps Is conveniently
arranged and elegantly upholstered IL Is about AZ feet
y i0 In extent 10 well Hed. and contains four dining
tabes The vessel is provided with two ladies' cabins,
which haIIn0nZe with tho general elegance. Above the
loon Ii "A sIuOEiucOOm, win comfortable settees COW
ared with siofoee0 fbe inere lsc convcnencc
and comfort OF gr passengers, Whch s OF late
receiving 20 much attention nom the most important
V IIp0s A,s wv Dttp IOIBOtteu Ou board IDc
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
POLICE NOTES.

Augustus Hart age Il, of No. 10 West Houston
st. hl uyl hand crushed IA pnatng press at No 70 fuon,
yesteraY.
Auaustus j. Gleason, age &c, of No. 1 Fulton-st..
accidentally Ia the lit las, night Taken to tho Park
Hospital
Frederick NOser was run over by truck on Pier
"a n r. yesterday aal bis foot severely crushed lie tsAeu
to the PARK Hos l.aL
lOuis Megrot, age 2G while leaning against
lea railing One-Auairc and urtst aud EcSenhaye, fell
down "a en0aukueut anl sustained severe injuries
Coroner Kessler was requested, yesterday to hold
an ule concerning the death, The kppnc aud faryuc Hospital
Of hes T. Risy fracture Of RIB, Of unknown ongu
The body of ohm q. Morris of No AIS East Eighty
sNh Il, found u1ang the East River OF
o yesterday having downvd spot Thursday
last
John Meier. age &c. of No. S2i Eighth-st, while at
vor Al No. 200 Lsgst yesciay, severely blei about the
ce ani body By flames from iaraee boSeG Taken to Bellevue
Hospital
A kerosene lamp exploded. early yesterday morn
ny tho second aoor of i7t ar occupied BY John Toush sell
tu. clothing lie DR., Bgushed before serious
dAlng was done.
Alfred McMlQus, living at 2lS AiadisOn-st, while.
I'm tif 'lb.
ttt M o,ciJAd aud rcsc-ci Boy oArf L'iuon " u'
IMu.raIh trcIatL
Tue body VI IA unknoYA m4A Vas h9pud Uop'ApG
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
Ex-CHIEF OF POLICE McwILLIAMs's Story
The trial of Chief of Police McWilliams and

trlal Oh IUlei VI 4uC w aho
Detective Doylo for alleged conspiracy 10 rob the Trust
National Bank resumed Yesterday, Henry klein'
the Juror who was III, having recovered.
Michael Sanford cashier Of tho bank, testified In re-
gard TO the robbery Of the bank. Detective Howard
testified to the escape Of McWIlAms after the first ar
rest John Warner e. f. c. Young, assistant cashier Of
the bank and Dr. Luthness also testified and the prose
cuti0n closed.
The ex Chief OF Police then called In his own dc
fense aud said
Ibid not think Sandfords dispatch OF Importance,
having seen him the morning OF the day on wnlch ~
was sent did not answer In DersOn Dut rtufheu
10 Jersey City the following morning oy order o,
Commissioner Edmondson never tou any ~ que t ,ss
with Mr. Gopsill, Chairman lof the NewJersey DeIeR&
ton to the Convention never saw DENIM Dlt once ~
Jersey City and then ordered nun away never saw
Proctor til in jail Foley had known Dy sght huul
Der OF years Mia. DevereuH came 70 Se INC
numbe OF times and tried 70 have me come 10 her IA
New-York this refused 10 do but nsaly sent DOye'
m thought he could get Information 20 lead 20 the ar
rest OF Cummings; never spoke 10 Mrs D5yereuh IN
horsecar received note from her asking nc 70 cone
TO New-YOrk when sent Doyle DENIM sent TOT e ~
come TO ghe jail, and wanted me To send iof baIBeJ
Aaron, which refused TO do; went again 20 zee pn
about the Nathan murder at has request as he was
afraid he would be removed 10 NeW1Ork on tat cnarge,
and then be brought back 80 losing time sent the dis
patch to Ahern, asking him 10 meet me AZ iaylors
because q friend had lost valuable watch ganDnng on
railroad gamblers, and could get IL Tor me- when ne
did Witness declined to give the oser's name but sad
he would state II privately 70 the court u usi,eul vi
the crosse xaminaOn witness gave detaied account
OF the OF his escape, where ne went Tor what
purpose and why he returned all or which Las been
published at length. He also Acknowledges shooting
Johnson. COrtlandtst, IN 1865, when nc was dls-
charged by the Coroner, after the inquest
Capt Dickson, Sergeant Robbins. j. H. Vcke, turnkey
the ja Justice seymour and Dr. BIRD gave unnpOrC
testimony, and tne trial was adjourned until thlS
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
A PROBABLE CASE OF INTENTIONAL POISONING.

A PROBABLE CASE OF INTENTIONAL POISONING.
Martin Glynn, age q, lately discharged from
the % u g. Artillery and last residing at No. l35 hott
st. came to Apothecares' Hail. Cathernest, yesterday
afternoon laboring under the effects Of arsenic. DR..
Lynagh happening TO be present learned from him his
symptoms and soon decided his 10 be above
stated This the Doctor verified by the usual teSts ad
minlsteriug at the time temporary relief. Gynn
states that his regiment 10 Baltimore from Cali
forna about six months ago. and that they have since
been stationed at Fort McHenry in that city He had
his arrival there been paying his addresses to
hOuaemad In the service OF Major Kyfe with view 70
matrimony but a GOODNESS had latterly sprung up be-
tween them which was further increased by his
nounced Intention OF visiting this city for the purpose Of
seeing his friends. fortnight ago he passed even
ing with the girl question when she gave him In the
kitchen cusard cup OF coffee which he says tasted
very bitter. On leaving her she remarked, you'll sleep
well tonight" and he found. After the lapse OF
few DAYS the poison began TO tell in ts usual
corrosive manner and lire became a burden
never having had advice In the interim, except
from some Baltimore doctor, who quietly set down
the case a Of mild cholera. Yesterday ne could
stand his agony longer, and came therefore 10
expresses the opinion that CHS stomach and lntestnes
liberated by the poison that his recovery is very
doubtful and he has III consequence put the case into
the hands of the police, who have removed Giynn 10
the station in Oak-st preparatory 20 carrying him TO
the hospital He had q considerable amount Of money
with him. made III California, and this be one cause
OF the treatment he received IN Baltimore. He says
that there were large quantities Of drugs the house Of
OF the The Will doubtless receive thor
ough luyestg CATION at the hands OF the authorities.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Ihe Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western Railroad has issued map describing the
route its new tunnel under Bergen Ill., The eastern
entrance viii be near the jersey City and Hoboken
boundary line The road will extend thence TO the
mouth OF the Ere Tunnel and the track &c an Gle
t5e contract ana is forfeit 100000
n il be not completed in 15 mouths.
While engaged IN rep!iuns some oi the m4clMnery at
ha Grud-s RDl Ing Nil on Suud ", George Feder the
engineer, fell distance OF 30 icet SUSTAINING serious
luiuries On sunday evening two DO"s, age about 10
r. AItrtn FlllOn aud Patrick Mlher, became engaged
n am oltrrclti n on WAtOu-st. the Fourth Precinct,
ana Faou picking stone struck Mahcra ulOw on the
r-rl, wln the plyslcans pronounce likely To prove
James Martin, ii. emJn belonging 10 Truck No 3, was
Yesterday thrown from the apparatus Whe on the way
c.,shiug his skull IL, removed TO the City Hosp
TAI "A an unconscious condition. aud 10 late hOur was
believed 10 be 0yIug.-.Oyer 100 men employed on the
streets have been discharged % COMM ,soner Van
because there IS no money ia the city treasury
with which 10 pay then.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Parsow has decided to hold on
inquest Monday next, on the body OF the infant
found IN suk at Wcehawkeu, on sunday. The mother
Marina Johnson, has been arrested ana committed To
examination this week. She offers the singular eNpana
ton ste did not Know she was about " DO delivered
until 1t was too late 10 save the child
RAHwAY.--Nuchael DOran, alias Kerns, was arrested
toay for arocious assault and battery IsAc Logan,
"A feow-WOrimtn, whom he stabbed IN the stomach
wi, n a threeued hay-ork. Coroner Westake took the
quarrel existed between thein but tht the dsurDauee
grew ont % the injured man twittng he prisoner con
ccnng previous arrest. Inc physcldh ana coroner
consider tine wounds tdtd.
IoNG BRASCH.-A passenger was jostlcd of the plank
Jessie Hoyt Was landing her passengers ycSt,r-
day morning aud WAS rescued win considerable am
Guilty. Tic owners OF tho boat condemned iOr not
providing IA Daustradod hudmSplauk.
CoMMUNIPAw-At5 p. NJ, yesterday, sparks from a
locomotive iro TO containing about 80 bPlcs OF
hay. Both the and its contents were completely
destroyed, and freight trans were slightly delayed