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The New York herald., 1873-11-30
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Brtghum'H Ntnctccnth WfIc-SuIcIde and
Spiritualism-Thc NIormOns for Peace.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 90 1873.
Ann Eliza, Brigham Youngs nineteenth wife, left
here yesterday for the East, on her mission against
polygamy. Her departure several days before the
time previously announced is stated by her friends
to be owing to a belief that efforts would be made
TO prevent the fulflment OF her intention. She
VIII speak III New York and Washington.
MIR. Myers editor of the Corinne Reporter who
committed suicide on Tuesday last, IL is stated.
was impelled to the rash act by an hallucination
superinduced by an interview with spiritual
medium here named Foster from New York.
The Neirs, Mormon organ. says the Mormons are
not Tor war on the Cuban question, unless IL can
not be honoraby avoided.
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Osmun's Cod Liver Oil and LactOphOs.
phate Of Lime best consumption. coughs, &c-
For sale at Is evenh avenue and by all druggists.
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A.--AmorfcNu Institute Awarded Hiub-
est medal 10 the ELASTIC TRUSS Co, $50 Broadway.
Committce-Dr Osborn, 253 Ihr y-iourth street; Dt
Fetter 22 Thirty street. DR.. yarey S48 Twenty
second street
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LONDON, Nov. %, 1873.
An accident occurred this morning on the Mid
land Railway, near Leicester, by which Is persons
were injured, one fatally. Carl Rosa's English
opera Company was on the train.
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ImpOrters' COmbina atiOn,
5s7 Broadway near Spring stree1.
See advertisement on page z.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BISC0TINE FOOD tor infants, DELLUC 90.
90 Broadway. the sole proprietors and mannfacur
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THE TWENTY-sECON REGIMENT BAND CON-
CERT

The second OF the series OF Saturday evening
concerts by the new band of the Twcnty.second
regiment, National Guard under T. ) Gimorc's
leadership was given last evening at the armory IN
Fourteenth street. and proved 10 deserved 10 do
a very natterlng endorsement OF the approval which
marked the initial performance of this superb
organization. A very large and select attendance
was present The programme was selected with
excellent judgment and the rendition OF u was sf
q higher order OF excellence than we have been
accustomed TO hear from our military bands.
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Ask for GoodalPs-The Finest Importeh
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS Beautiful now
patterns. SOLD everywhere
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Lam brequtns and furniture COvors
ngs. styles Prices in all our departments re-
""N'' ~ 'e'' ''S O. t. kelly co. 7'4 Broadway
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Cure Your COugh.-Usc CAmpbell's
SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY, 25c. and 50c. only,
At CAMPBELL'S Drug store, Eighth avenue and
Twenty-eighth street
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW y0RK HERALD.

MADRID, Nov. 2o, 1873.
Firing was renewed fercely at Cartagena by
both sides after the termination OF the four hours
armistice obtained by the officers of the foreign
squadron.
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Best Place In New York 20 Buy Eoots
and shoes, India Rubbers &c.
MILLER CO, No 3 Union square.
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SPAIN.

Fierce Fire Between the Combataats at Carta-
gena.
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Fire Marshal sheldon reports 81 fires for the past
week, upon which the estimated loss Is 81 ,5S5 aud
the Insurance SG5,S 500.
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, Ali
Diseases of the Feet cured bv Dr. ZACHARIE, ~ Union
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punviIle q Co., Royal Irish DistilIcrfcs,
Belfast Ireland the largest holders Of Whiskey the
world. Their OLD IRISH W WHSKEY Is recommended by
the medical in preference to French brandy
Supplied in casks United States Branch, 81
Broad street. New York
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Children Tecrhinr.

Bnrga ins In Dia mOnds.
Bargains in Watches and Jewery
GEO. c. ALLEN 8fl Broadway, ncar Fourteenth It,
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Mrs. Shayy's Moth and Freckle Lotion
removes Freckles Moth Patches SaowDe Tan; beau
titles the complexion; has equal warranted; price
81 WM NJ GILES 4 co, 45l sixth av, sole Agents.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye is, BY Far, the
best extant always reliable perfectly harmless and
true nature. Sold everywhere.
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Children TecShing.
The mother finds faithful friend in Mrs. WINSLOW'S
snooIhlNG SIRUP. is perfectly reliable and harm
iess it relieves the child from pain dysentery
& ann relieves gripping in the bowels cures wind
core soens the gums and reduces intamma ton. By
Ewing relief and health TO the child 1t comforts ana
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For the Piles-Use A. w, Kenting's
celebrated OINTMENT; price 25c Office, 2a5 Front
street, corner Peck slip.
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Corns, Bunions, Joints, Nails. &c..
cured without pain. CORN CURE by mail sod
DR.. RICE, POS Broadway, corner Fulton street
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Hoiloway's Pills Are Invaluable as .
Purgative. The OINTMENT Rheumatism, Scaljs
and Spraius. Depot rs Maiden lane.
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A.-Get Your Coats, Pants, Vests, tSc..
elegantly cleaned dyed brown black blue
Of LORDS Offices, go and sa Broadway and III Eighth
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HARRIS BROTHERS.
s7i Broadway.
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth strcets.
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A.-For Moth Patches, Erccklcs ana
Brown Discoorations u.e PEnRy's MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION II Is reliable and harmless sod Dy druggists
everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street, New iorh.
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Lottery-ExtraOrdi-
ROyal Havana J.

Pollock,s Genuine Mecrscha um Goods
Repairing done promptly at lowest rates Wholesale
mi retail depots "a John street and 100 Broadway
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Giles & Co.'s Linim n IL Od idc OF Ammo
MA Paralysis Chblans and Chronic or Infiam-
maory rheumatism, &C. Best combination ever dis
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All gloves sold and advertised seamlessr are not all
GENUINE HARRIS SEAMLESS"
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Further Reduction in Priccs.-Ba rg aims
in Furniture. Parlor. Library. Chamber and Dining
Furniture low prices the old established
No Canal street. door of Broadway and No.
l99 Fulton street. near Church street, New York
WILLIAM H. LEE.
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A.-FOr DaMdruff, Scurfy Head. All
Scalp Diseases Failing, Loss and Premature Gray HAIR
consult Dr. b. G. PERRY, permaologist. " Bond street.
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Don't Buy an ssElasttc Truss, TIL You
have seen P0MEROY'S. price 81 at IA Broadway.
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ROynI HavanN IOttcry-EXtraOrdf.
nary-si 900 distributed prize in every tickets;
prIzes ca she'd; orders filed information furnished
spansh bank bills and governments. purchased.
TAYLOR co, Bankers, II Wall street. New York.
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A.-For PfmpIes In the Face Use
PERRY,S COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the
great skin Medicine, or consult Or. D. q. PERRY, "
bond street New YORK. the Qotcd skin Doctor.
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The Eest Remedy Tor Coughs, HOarSc-.
ness and sore throat Is DlTMANS I'll RDAT LOZENGES.
wigs, TOupees.-G. Rauchfuss, Prac-
tical and Toupee Maker A East Twelfth street.
Broadway.
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A.-Merit Apprccimtcd. as Eyince

the continued throng at ESPENCHIED'S. His HATS
are universally acknowledged excel in originality and
elegance OF style excellence of material superior work
manshp aud economy of price. Try them at the sales
room OF the manufactures, lis Nassau street.
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d.1% TO 800 INVESTED IN STOCKS OFTEN LEADH
DJO to Il forsune--Book secret of success IA Wau
Si<oet" tree, VALENTINE, rU6BRiDOk Co.
hsnkers aud brokers. ~ Wall street.
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Be sure 10 go 10
HARRIS BROTHERS. ~ BROADWAY.
TO obtain the
GENUINE HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES
which perfect in At and durability
We have branch establishment In this city nor
BROOKLYN.
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM 1o.THe NEW YORK HERALD.

Fatal Accident on Railway-Fortunate Escape
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FANNY FERN.
BLEAK HOUSE.

The ninfh volume oi "Carebon's New Illustrated Ed
ton Of Charles Dickens Works the best cheapest an
handsomcst edition In the world. New, readable type
exousitcy illustrated by the original artists chosen D.
Dickens himself; handsomely bound sseP Price 81 5l
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diana, was elected chairman. He stated the OBJ
ject OF the meeting TO be the nomination OF candi
dates for the Speakership and the other officers OF
the House ofRepresentatives. That though the party
was in minority and could not hope 10 elect the
candidates, yet it was proper TO the organization
OF the party TO thus express their preferences.
Mr.. Young, OF Georgia, and Mr.. Parker, OF New
Hampshire, were elected secretaries
The Chairman announced the first business in
order 10 be the nomination or a candidate for
speaker. Mr.. Randall, OF Pennsylvania, nomi-
mated Mr.. Fernando Wood, OF New York. speak.
ing briefly OF his services TO the party and his
standing true to It in It's darkest hours.
Mr.. Harris, or Virginia, nominated Mr. Robin
son, OF Illinois.
Mr.. Lamar. Of Mississippi nominated Mr.. Beck,
OF Kentucky, who respectfully declined.
Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana, nominated Mr. Cox, OF
New York, speaking OF him as q national man, who
possessed the confidence OF the people or the
whole country
Aner the names OF all the candidates had been
submitted, Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana. introduced
resolution, the purport OF which was that IL was
not eXpedent for the democratic party in any
manner TO justify the back pay bill Of the
last Congress- the action OF the members
who refused TO vote in ccnsure OF the members
concerned in the Credit Mobllier corruption.
Mr.. Randall objected 10 the introduction or such
d resolution, as not being pertinent to the
object for which the caucus was called.
Those measures were not, In this meeting
proper subject for discussion. He voted for an
increase OF pay aud thought 1t was right. lie was
ready TO defend his course, and aid not propose
that II should be question raised as an objection
to his right to vote Tor wnom he saw At as a can
didate Tor Speaker.
Mr. Eldrdge. OF Wisconsin. said that he did not
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nm ON: they work for sixty cents day, and sim |
lar shouts were heard on all sides. The ltallahs
seemed frightened out OF their lives ana SI ran
towards the body OF police on the corner OF seven
ieentn street aud Tenth avenue Captain Sauii-
aers told them 10 90 with their streetcleanlng
ana Ne would protect snen s ane le nea He
PISTOL SHOT,
At this particular moment one man In the -,
Tenth avenue fired pistol Inc pohc ,s sarowa
but the man who Tired the pistol ia yer pockets,
in twinklinG and was not arrestr g.,,.appsarsd
10 the works OF the Metrop' .<fhafched up town
at the foot OF Forty-secon' $sran Gas COMPANY,
Stationed All his men a fee Captain Saunders
tan works was reared That to at se 1ne onioes
were ieaying az "A OF the Manhattan Company
ana taay :, rUrk, the strikers would return
| Mnt,x~aH;to setd DE attacked. The men OF the
v W,ram Works did not receive the strikers
| '"voi"o's fsldTemaiped at their work.
= CHEF ENGINEERS STATEMENT.
silitll the CHIEF engineer OF the Manhattan Com
pany, ami he made the following statement
! Ills strike IS a faction fight, originated in the
New York Gas Company's works, and in this way
aiebt and dag gangs OF twelve hours each, struck
for eight honrs and more wages. they succeeded
three gangs to the twenty-tour hours. by
!, ana by one gang offered to go back pack
a the Old wages. The others became enraged. and
& oheredIo 90 back to twelve hours and still lower
wages than they usually received before they struck
all This, OF course, lett one gang out in the
e cold, and hence the faction fight whcn orlginated
!. works to-day. The company has locked them out
y anu taken in Italian laborers whom they Will lodge
J, and feed in the works. They got them from Wards
. Island ~
! ''I0w did they engage these Italians Z"
"From societies tor the protection OF emigrants
We have had offers from three different assocla
ti0ns OF this kind. Now, want to tell you Tor the
HERALD because none of the other papers have
n represented this matter fairly, that tins is not
Q. skilled labor and we can supply the places OF any
=, men who may strike at any moment with the
y artisans IN our own employ, and with men from OH
n the street at 81 per day."
ia 'What do you give your men ?'
:, ''fhree dollars and half day and they work on
10 the twelve hour system but really nots for twelve
" hours. We do not want to part with them because
N they have all been with long time, but any
man in three days can be taught in the works OF
any company IN the city to do the work as well as
they. You may safely state that the city cannot be
r left in darkness The New YORK has plenty of gas
:, to light the down town disrict for night and
W we all can make as much we want 10 should all
III our men leave us at a moments notice.
% rumcr gained ground last night that some OF
49, | the men of the Manhattan Works had struck: but
y tins proved false. The fact that some OF the men
L. lett work earlier than usual gave rise to this
w port.
- Up to late hour last night acts of violence
" on the part OF the strikers reported from the
,r Manhattan or Metropolitan works.
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schr s Benedict, Brown, Portland for New York.
sehr Jas sayles Arnold, Proyidcnee for New York.
sehr Hannah ' wetts, Wiett, Boston for Philadel
pha.
schr l. 4 Knight kengie Boston tor New York. 49,
schr Margaret Reinhardt Peterson Boston for se.s
schr neniy Iemqel Northport tor New cork
schr CONNECTICUT, Dehsft New Haven tsr New YORK
Schr James d Cunningham, fnl. New London tor New
schc SAM Weller, Brookway. Portland for New York,
senr James Hoffman Shropshire, New London for New
schr G stancnn, Fields, New Haven for New York,
schr A prednore sherman, Providence for New
schr Evergreen, Turner Providence for New York;
sehr Helen Mar WSr Proydence for New York
schr rharo bngh or e Ney rSrk
sehr Z Il BRACES, smith, Northport for New York
sehr a HAZE sesr fsw r sw York
sehr speedwe BALDWIN, Rockiand Tor New York, with
sehr VIM Mason French, Providence for Bal,imcre,
scnr Richard Morrei Mo,rell, Greenwich for New
schr Mariner Rich Greenwich for New York.
steamer Thetis. Gale Providence for New York, with
steamer Gaa'ca. Gale Providence Tor New York. with
mdsc anu passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Acushnct, Rector New York for New Bed
schr Luna Wells New York for Providence
ehr Mm Se New york Sr m Boston
Schr Hunter Crane New York for Dighton.
fchr NJ Somers, Townsend, Apalachicoa tor Boston,
with lumber.
schr Hannah Brown. sacket New York for Provi-
dence.
schr Bonny Boat Kelly, Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Convoy, French, Hoboken for East Weymouth.
schr Pilots Bride Brewster, New York for Boston.
Schr w Benedict, Wheatley, New York Tor FAN
River
schr Belle, Simpson, New York for Liverpool.
Schr II Bartlett, Harris, Hoboken tor Providence.
Schr Surprise, Seaman, New York for Providence.
Schr VIM McCobb, Hill, New York for Somerset
Schr Henry Cole, Chadwick New York for Providence.
schr George Trlgg, Linnekin New York for Gouces-
ter.
schr Flyaway, Enos, New York tor Fall River.
Schr Smith, Heath, New York for FAN River.
Schr Tempest, Shropshire New York for Norwich.
Schr Samuel Castner Jr, Lake. Philadelphia for Al
lyn's Point.
schr Wind. Warwick New York for New London.
Schr Il III Nash, Cole, ElZabethport for Newburyport-
Schr Fleetwng, New York Tor Rockland.
Schr Charles Comery, Dreamer, Port johnson for Sa
lem
schr John Randolph, Robbins New York for Fall
River.
schr Samuel Gohwin, Waterbury, New York for
Stamford.
schr Evelyn, BURGER New York for Stamford
Steamer United States, DAVIS New York Tor Fall River.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION /
WHiTEsroNE, III, April 5, 1873.
The following table shows the number of vessels which
passed tins station during the week ending April g.
BOUND.
Steamships "a Schooners. l59
Brlgs ....,..... ]
Iothl LA
10 10,
praes' .sr...'.......
Iotl
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Montreal tBr, Kennedy, Liverpool
Steamship weser lGer) Wiliigcrod. Bremen via South
ampton-oelrchs Co ,, ,.a
Steamship cI,y OF Houston, Deering, Galveston via Key
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson New oreans-Frederic
Steamship George Washington, Quick, New Orleans
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, savannah-R Low
Steamship San Jacinto Hazard, savannah-w Garri
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston-H h Nor
Steamship Isaac Ben, Brakeman, Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship + Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEG b
Steamship Benefactor Jones. Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Dirigo johnson, Pcriiopd-J Ames.
Steamship Nereus Bcarsc. Rostop-H Dimock
Steamship Acushnct, Rector New acknowledgement &
Shin Centurion Br), Taylor, London-Arkell TUFTS 4
Bark Ida (Br, Doanc Antwerp-Jacob Schmidt &
Bark J II schwensen CNor,, Gudcrsen, stockholm-Te-
Bark jenkins (sw), wennerstown, neutrality-suspicious.
Bark Tarwell GER, Newman, stetin-Funch Edge 4
BARK Rambler CBr). hey, Cardenas-Fabbri & chaun
Bark Harmony tBr), Dinsmorc, st John, NIP Ne
Brig Saas Csp), Femenia, Palma D Rievera 4 Co,
Brig Anita Owen, Petungl, Aspinwall-M Hunter 4
Brig Oliver Cults (Br), Nelson, Port Prncc-R Muir
Brig Almretta. Wallace, Nuevitas-Jamcs Ward
Brig Nellie Antrim, Lord, Richmond, Va-Bret Son X
Co
sch Lizzie Ives Saxton, st Croix-Tves Beecher Co
Schr Marguerite Orr. Olivier, st Pierre (MarD-H A
Suau Son.
schr Gen Putnam Dunton Grand Cayman-J Eneas 4
Co.
schr Julia Decker, Freeman, Nassau, NP-B Wen
berg.
schr Mary Ellen, Hawkins Turpin Bay-B J Weinberg
Schr Madison Holmes, Bayles, IpdiaHoia-Evans Ball
Co.
schr Leonessa, Myers Jacksonvle--H Brown 4 CO.
Schr Iueretia, Hewitt, Key West-Benner Plnckney
Schr Freeman, Mckenzie, Wilmington, NV Chal
Sehr Nelly Potter Gaskill Washington NC-W X Him
man co.
Schr Mary Perine, Packard, Boston-Ferguson Wood.
Schr ~ Williams Morreli. Stamford-Stamiord Manu-
featuring Co.
Schr Sallie Burton Burnley, Stamord-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
sloop K NJ johnson, Gordon. New Haven-Rackett 4
Bro,
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelphia.
Steamer A & sinners. Warren. Philadelphia.
Steamer G. Comstock. Drake. Philadelphia
Steamer 1acony Ncnois Philadelphia.
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TIE DEATH OF MRS. THOMAS.
Her Parents Claim the administration
of Coroner KesSler.

In the case OF Mrs. Mary Thomas, the woman, OF
only nineteen years OF age, whose death 1t is
alleged, had been fastened by premature delivery,
In having been turned from a house in ST.
Marks place where she had taken lodg
ings as previously reported III the HERALD
Coroner Kesscr and his deputy, Or
Leo yesterday took some preliminary action
at the Morgue. ON reaching Bellevue Hospital
Coroner kesser found there Mr. James II. Sickle
and his wife, parents OF Mrs. Thomas very respect
able people living III Boonton, n. j. They stated
that about four months ago deceased was divorced
from her husband, and being proud, high
spirited girl, left home two months later,
saving she was going TO Paterson to
earn her own living, she wrote home every
week regularly, and had her letters addressed
to Paterson, Tot, eventually, Mr.. and Mrs. Sickle
ceased TO iecetvc any more letters rom their
daughter, which caused them great anxiety ana
trouble. Finally they Instituted search. but
WITHOUT success, and they heard nothing more
nom lier III they saw her death announced IN 'De
hkkALD. Yesterday morning the distressed
parents came ON 70 Ire city TO claim the remains
ol theT daughter ana her infant child Tor inter
inent. Later IN the day Mr.. and Mrs. Sickle
lett Tor home with the remains In charge.
Dr. harrington, who ate nded deceased previous
10 her deafn, made postmOrtem examination on
the body, and found tLat death resulted from puer
peral fever. but he was not prepared TO say that
her electnent nom the premises IN -. Marks
place had brought on premstu labor or FASTENED
death on Dr. fafIinpton's certificate the Heath
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liabilities and Assets of T.. =. Scranton
u Co.--Strong Feeling Against the
Firm.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, April & 1873.
AT q meeting OF the creditors OF the firm OF r. >.
Scranton Co.. held in this city to-day, ) +. Mer'
VIM trustee under an assignment in bankruptcy,
stated IA the result OF his Investigations that there
was charged to The pro1t and loss account since
January 1873 losses to the amount OF S4Is,0O0 10
which must be added almost worthless real estate
to the amount of SI52 600, Over-draits IN keeping
with the real estate TO the amount OF Sli3.00O
and cash items OF little or no value TO the
amount of $4,000, making grand total OF
$4,000. The liabilities 10 the creditors amount
TO over 100000 The feeling against the hrm Is
very strong as il IS doubtful whether anything
whatever can be realized for the creditors.