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New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

came on at Luta's Hotel, Beaconaye, on tno hen'a
Monday night and netied soo IN ad 81 sns e
titute families during the Winter The curling %
between the Jersey CITY Club and tae re rmsr NV
score OF i25 to SIN the Hudson County
Keiy was tried on charge OF atrocous lut on wm
Flannery In attempt TO arrest two meaDers Oh VIC
Flannery family. The testimony showed that Fannerys
Injuries were the result OF accident and Kelly was ac
quilted. wv IL Roberts was a,restea Yesterday er or
g. clearinghouse az No. Ill Newarkave ana Henry
Miller, bOarder In the same house,
ErrzABETH-Co J. Madison Drake OF the Sd regiment
rendered his resignation cOmmandant OF that rrg
mont 1t Il not thought that MS resignation
will be accepted. Philip Fox, an employe OF Michael
he driving aud horsecar at Firstst. ana Eliza
Deth-aye last evening and was crushed 80 badly that
nc died few hours aferward He leaves vile ana TWO
children Two men named Oppen heimer ana Bern
hcimer VINO defrauded Mrs Leyers OF this city out OF
sOO were arrested yesterday In Brooklyn and VIII ne
brought here for trial The special committee ap
pointed BY the Police Commissioners to i1yes.gate % ga tne
KerOn met last night TO take testimony pnt on account
OF several important witnesses for the prosecu@t1h @ peg
absent, the proceedings were adjourned until next
Tuesday night The absent witnesses were notbed 70
be present at that time.
PATERsoY.-The Watson Manufacturing Company has,
In days completed 20 spans OF the bridge contracted
for by a Peruvian Railway Company. each span being
76 feet long and 10 feet high Work was begun yeser
day on the remaining 10 spans..At meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Paterson and Newark Railroad
the Enc Company, and reclaim the road. Stockholders
representing s22o CO., present at the meeting An
explosion occurred at the powder mills near heads
Basin on Monday night and two of the employees we're
severely injured. john Bergen, aged 3 OF No: 6
Beaehst accidentally set his clothes on tire, and sus
tanned fatal INJURIES yesterday. Subscriptions In ad
OF the Relief Fund amount TO 1868 a. Lewis Brothers
Il CO. OF No. "a Leonard-st., NewYOrk, agonts OF the
Wamsutta Nils, New Bedford, Mass, deny that the
Company have any ineution Of erecting factory bud
ings at Dundee, near this city
HoBoKEE-The Sisters OF Charity, with the scholars
under their charge numbering III all about 200 persons
were taken Scacaucus slelRhlng excursion, Dy
invitation OF the Rev. Father DugaD, on MOndJy The
subscriptions aid OF library the scholars in public
schools amount 10 $50. George j. Sherwood aged 80,
prominent member Of Council, o. u. A. NJ, died OF
consumption al his mothers residence, No. SO Bloom
feld-sf., yesterday. The Board OF Education bas
passed resO uon higher class III one OF the
public for the purpose Of advancing scholars
vino desire To enter the Stevens Institute.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Breroort House-The Hon. Henry s. Sanford,
...FVA Avenue Hote-George w Chids Of TA Phdaaephts
I>d1,S Commander Pendesst g. NAVY; Ge1. Msryn OF
Ihsn, George b. Upton Bostoh william Williams Of
Bufo and John Morgan Asbams 81 Nthas Hott-BI
Gov John H. DeveuI OF Cleveland Hog
Hous-RrGoy H. II Wells Of Virginia we'tmsasr Hoteta
sstant Adutaut w. D. Wbippe y. 4 Army BreTsH
Hou1- Calvin G. Child OF Connecticut Gsg Hour
samuel wilot OF Fisheries Of Canada Congss
man d. McCrhy Syracuse Alfred esther Of Cincinnati
1stor House John Rogers ~ Black Bros Y
Hotel Brunsctck-B. T. Bowles Of Springfield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

,cason of the snRs being In fhy state Tue pupno
scbooIs on the Kngsbrdge at Inwood at Onen nun
dred and lty-sixth-st ava St. Nichosssve., and at
Mosbolu are declared 10 ,e badly ventilated.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rHKRMoNETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNurs IN BROADWAY
g.m-29. yoon-3Oo 3r. m-3l' hdnight-H'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
STATEN ISLAND.

RrcHMoSD.-The Board of Supervisors OF
Richmond County have made the following appropna'
tons which are included in the tax-bhst now IN the
hands of the collectors OF the several towns Interest
ON County bonds, s66.1s; Bounty bonds s3s,6OO SOi
state Tax $50 9G9 70; Richmond County Police $4,000;
Counfy Abstracts, $3.50 95; County Poor, slsWp;
Couuty dge aud Surrogate, $500; County Clerk 100
salary, 1880; Clerh OF Board OF Su
perysor 5000 Court StenOgrapher, 5000; CohsldDes,
JustIce OF Sessions and Jurors S25OO for asyluns,
s. 5Oo Board Health. S5,96 80 Insurance on county
buildings sl15; refunded To Gas Company, N,5oJ sji
Janitors salaries $685. Physician to jan s9l5 some
OF these amounts are causng conslderaDle inquiry
among the taxpayers OF the county, as they are re-
garded as eXorbitdnt.
srAPLRToN-Revival prayer meetings have been held
for the past three weeks i'll most or the Methodlst
churches In Redmond County and are SIM IN progress
in the old Woodrow Church at Rossyie where the selN
ices are conducted by the Rev. Edward Griffith aslsld
Inv ha Rry Jesse Oakley at tho Bethel Church IN Tot
tenvle the Rev. Mr. Van ZIndt oiciatng at the sum
mered Church Mariners Harbor. aud at the Kings
ton Church I'm village. OF which the Rev. Mr. smith
ia pastor At the last-named church the success mas
been marked, 50 persons having made profession
Of re giou large number having Joined the cnureI,
and several others having Deen taken GU prooatiOh'
WoopsIDE-In consequence OF the severity OF the
weather. work been temporarily suspended on the
branch OF the Flushing and North Side Rroad In pro-
OF construction. from this village 10 Brldge-st,
Flushing When completed the extension VIII be four
miles length and viii reduce the distance between
Flushing aud New-YOrk two miles Work VIII be rs-
euned the weather will permit; and the road,
1t is thought, will be finished In April
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

lAbnoupccnenp
BURSETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
STUBBORN COLDS SOON YIELD TO JAYNE's
E1PKCrOkAST
Don't buy an ELASTIC Truss" till you have
see PoxEkoT pric. %, at 744 Broadway.
Go to b. S. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway, corner
sells Watches Je~elrY retail the iron safe
krt hands. Watches repaired like
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1874,
For Sale by all Nessdealers, and AZ
Pnco 20 ceut.; forsl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-21
STATE N 4 VS..

The Lewiston Journal says that a two years old
child of Charles ii. Clark, of the firm of Clark
Brothers, of North New Portland, was very Sc
verely scalded Saturday, the 18th inst, by over
turning kettle of hot water. 1t is thought il
may recover.
1t is stated in Camden that Col. Ledlie is to have
a gang of workmen begin on the p. b. & r. Rail.
road. near the Mr. Conway's, in q few days.
The navigation of the Medomak to the wharves
was closed Friday, the 18th inst, though it had
frozen over once or twice previous, but was brok-
eu up and carried out by the next tide. The schr
Henry A., was cut through the ice from Lights
Rock nearly to Storer's wharf, Sunday. The ex-
IRENE cold of Monday night etfectually closed il
for the winter.-( Waldoboro News.
A despatch from Eastport to the Press says -
The schooner Allison, Capt Stevens, Of and from
Dover, N. b., bound for Campobello, went ashore
on Eastern Wolves, and is total loss. The crew
were served.
Smith & Meader's mill has shut down for the
present, except the small machinery and the plan
ing mills but as soon ss the ice in the bay is
strong enough to bear, the exposed logs will be
taken out, drawn TO the mill and sawed. They
are now getting out the frames of three buildings
two houses in our village and q grist mill in
Pennington for II. r. Butterfeld.-[W
Mail
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Nallomell local Nems.

The practice of deposting coal ashes in the mid
die Of the street is not particularly agreeable TO
teamsters in general-does not seem to improve
the sleighing-not much!
Our cotton factory has continued to run on full
orders promptly. The agent, Mr.. J. f. Brann,
and Mr.. Charles X. Howe, Clerk, are ever at the
post of duty; and the overseers of different de-
partments are all men Of experience and business
capacity.
A young lad, son of Mr.. Charles Fish of this
city, narrowly escaped severe injury on Friday
last, by being run over by horse and sleigh while
he was crossing the street. Fortunately the horse
did not step on him, and the little fellow was so
small that the sleigh passed over him without
harm.
Notice of the next lecture of the Lyceum course
will be given as soon as arrangement, are com
pleted.
The shortest days of the year nov claiming a
brief reign.
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DIR. l.. A. EDMINSTER,

Magnetic Physician and Healer of Diseases by
the laying on of hands, has taken rooms at Mrs.
Scruton's, near Episcopal church on State street,
where he will attend to calls between the hours of
9 and u A. NJ. and 2 and 5 P. NJ, and will also
visit patients at home other hours. His success
as healer Of disease has been guaranteed by sew
eral cases in this city. He has also clairvoyant
power, but not TO be used to crafty worldly curl
osty. Business and Professional men, whose
brain forces have been overtaxed by severe men,
tai labor, will find great relief from this treat
ment. This treatment also prevents paralysis, by
restoring the nervous system to its usual tone
Parents who have weak and sick!y children will
do well to consult the Doctor. Nervous prostra-
ton, Constipation and Suppression attractive
powers of disease, and no one is safe who is thus
troubled, from the prevailing contagious diseases.
DeTake warning and do something in time.
Terms for treatment at Office, 81; at home OF
patient $500. nov2Sth-t tljanl
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An Abs dilute Safeguard.

Invalids broken down in health AMI spirits by
chronic dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion Nh CHI follows the attacks of acute dis
ease the testimony of thousands who have been
raised us by miracle from similar state of pros
tration by hostetters Stomach Bitters, is sure
guarantee that by the same means You too may be
strengthened and restored. But to those who
stand in peril of epidemics, TO all who by reason
of exposure prvatons and uncongena climate
or unhealthy pursuits. may at any moment be
stricken down, this paragraph is most particularly
and emphatically addressed. You who are thus
situated are pronered an absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaces you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless medical
stmuant and Alternative, and you will be lore.
armed against the maiadies whose seeds float
around you in the air unseen.
dccl5- teodXWlw
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NEW YORK.
Fatal Accident.

New York. December %. Cant Isaac 8 nounc
of the second police precinct of BROOKLYN, was
accidently shot and killed aboat noon today bv
John Crawford Pollock, reporter of the Brook-
lvn Ar0ns. Pollock was nassin~ the second nre.
cinct and Can't Bourne and the Sergeant standing
AT the door. called him in. and in the course Of
the conversation the shooting of Mosher and
Douglas came nm. and led to the Cant. taking
Pollock to his private room and exhibi,ino the
Derringer with which he had been presented
Pollock. who was at once locked nm, states that
the Shooting was purely accidental tie Can't bav.
inc arst handed him an unloaded pistol. the trio.
erof which he snapped to test It. By mistake
he Can't. then handed him loaded Smith q Yves
son revolver, which he also snapped. beley ine it
to be like the other, unloaded.
Burning of a Mail Steamer.
N.,v WI noo,u,h.r On IT, c,nou,;, .,,o
Wv ioLn, Deeclnper ~. Inc iou0wlhg cap' !,
oespaici nas peea tecGvea Dy me racil,c man
9 y teSSau W ,no burning Vi tne s.eainsllp
Thp chef en su sexsn ;nes a. ons M9ng
iaI LIZ ~ "..;,,oI q. an olew anu QUO
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North VassalbOrO' Locals.

The first of the series of lectures, in aid of the
Baptist society, was given Friday evening by j.
Kicker, d. d., Of Augusta, to good audience.
Subject, "Earnestness as an element in the char
acter." These lectures have started under favora-
BILE auspices. The most intelligent and appre-
ciative portion Of the community give them their
countensnce and support 1t is not always that
such a combination of home talent can be Sc
cured in q single course. Prof. Elder of Colby
University is to give his very popular lecture on
the Language of Light" President Robins has
selected "Roger Williams as his theme, and those
who have heard him on any public occasion can
well believe that crowd will be in attendance
each evening assigned to him. Prof. Smith who is
to discourse ON "Eloquence," is always listened
to with favor The other lecture, on Russia, is to
be given by Rev. A. l.. Park Of Gardiner. Mr..
p, we believe, has never entered the lecture field
until the present season. From many sources we
learn that he has been received with great favor
at Gardiner and IIallowell, in each of which
places he has given q full course. Dr. Kicker s
lecture was greatly enjoyed by all who heard it.
The wooden mill at North Vassalboro' has
hauled up for short time for repairs, some of
the gearing connected with the shalung being
broken.
Sieghng is excellent in town, no bare spots
being discovered.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.


Madrid December 10. The correspondence
publishes note from Senior Ulloa, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, to Senior Mantilla, the Spanish
representative at Washington, in relation to the
Virginius question. The note remarks on that
portion of President Grants message which treats
of the Spanish and Cuban affairs, at is couched
in patriotic terms and claims to be grounded on
the rules of international law"
The Sentence of Won Arnim.
London, December 10. Count Won Arnim has
been sentenced to three months Imprisonment,
less five weeks, which he has already Suffered
The sentence embodes no dishonor. The charg-
es of embezzlement fall to the ground. However
Won Arnim's neglect to return the missing papers
when asked by the foreign department, necessi
tates the setting of example, hence the punish
ment. The general belief is that the Emperor
will pardon him.
England.
London, December 10. The Posts Berlin spe-
cial says crisis is entirely over. 1t suggested
at the Cabinet council Thursday that the Reich
stag be dissolved a remedy for Bismarcks COM
plant of the lack Of reliable majority, but Bis
marck declined the proposition.
The News correspondent at Berlin telegraphs
that Bismarck stated in conversation Thursday
that he had received q warning from the police
of fresh plot against his life.
Fire.
The iron works of the Great Western r. r
Co., of Reading. were burned to-day. Four hun
dred persons are thrown out of employment by
the fire.
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MILLINERY. Being over stocked with hats and
bonnets, we have reduced the prices from sl.75 to
500, and so on, and shall continue to give to
every cash purchaser of a hat or bonnet, a hand
some present until after the holidays. All our
goods are new and are marked down to close the
season. Ladies, call and see for yourselves and
you will forget the hard times when you see how
low we are selling our goods.
Mrs. NJ. p. WEBSTER, l5S Water st.
She will also display complete assortment Of
hair goods, Ladies' Neckties, IIank'fs and other
fancy articles suitable for holiday gifts riff
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street, the other day, nearing Winthrop street. a
lot Of sleds rushed down the sidewalk, directly in
front of his horse, which caused him to rear and
turn, nearly upsetting the sleigh. One of the
boys being near the horse, thinking he might
plunge on him, steered wild and ran into post
near the sidewalk throwing him from his sled and
to me that if boys must slide there are plenty of
hills around our city that might be used for that
purpose, without resorting to our streets. b.
AUGUSTA, Dec. Is, 1874.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CNICARO,
Flour-dull-e spring 4 coal ".
Wheat-No. spring cash, SsxaI; Jan. S9,s !;
Feb. 90-a.
Corn-No. 2. mixed, cash, Go Q; May, 7llsax
77ai4 for the year.
Oats-No. 2, h3tsa- cash JAM 52ha -; 52% a for
the year.
Rye-No. Q a5a95.
Barley-No. 2.spring l22lsal23 cash; PA Jan.
Dressed Hogs-6 00a6 25-.
Pcrk-lsa5O cash; Is 9Oal9 20 Feb: 10 45 Mich.
Lard-l2 S5a- cash: Is 25al3 20 Feb; ID SO Mch
Bulk Meats-shouiders 6ha-; short rib mid
9Ha-; short clear mid al0-.
Hams 10 ms average 10
Whiskey-97-a.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, Ida; wheat do *
a..
Receipts 1000 nour; 200 wheat: 900 corn
% 900 oats; $500 rye; 1900 barley.
Shipments 1000 hour; .4,0)0 wheat; % 900
corn 5000 oats: 1000 barley. 90 rye.
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Sine. the lee IRE Of Mrs. Livermors, Tussdav
evening, We have been forced to turn cut sasiy
mornings in order to get the fire built, tsaestGle
filed and coffee ground, preparatory TO our morn
ing entertainment. We protest against any more
female lecturers in these parts-(Draks, In the
Norway Advertiser.
A despatch from Rockland to the Press says
that during the late blow the yachts Beeswsx and
Medora went ashore ct Dix Island. The Medora
was sunk an the Beeswax was . total Lass. The
Medora was raised.
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TELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

George Alcott, brakeman on the Lowell branch
of the Boston & Maine r. r., was instantly killed
in Lawrence Saturday morning. He was on the
top Of car and struck an overhead bridge. He
was unmarried and belonged in Wilmington,
Mass.
George Leonard, fireman, and Mr.. Clark, a
messenger are under arrest for robbing the ex-
press safe on a railway train on the on the Lacka
wanna road on the 10th of November. About $1,000
have been recovered
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Outrage-The Fiend Arrested.

Boston, December 10. A twelve year old girl
daughter Of prominent citizen and Judge of thu
United States Court, was brutally assaulted thi,
afternoon, near her fathers residence at Chestnu
Hill, few miles from this city, by negro man
about 20 years old, who attempted q rape and by
the aid of knife partially accomplished his pur
pose. After robbing her he left her to her fate
She had been skating and was returning through
piece Of dense woods when waylaid by the ruff
fan. She managed to drag herself to her home
and relate the horrible story, and the police were
at once set to work up the case, and every effort
has been made to capture the fend, and telegram:
have been sent in all directions. Thus far the
negro has escaped.
dying condition, but later this evening It's thought
her injuries not fatal.
LATER.
The negro who assaulted the little daughter OF
Judge Lowell of the United States district court,
was arrested at Melville, twelve miles from this
city, at late hour this evening. His name is
Ambrose Williams, aged %. He has been identi-
fed the perpetrator of the outrage, and articles
found in his possession that were taken from the
girl. lie is now in jail
Sunday Amusement Interrupted.
The police of Chelsea made raid on a faro
bank which they found in full blast this afternoon
The proprietors and ten visitors were arrested
handcutfed in twos and taken to the station. They
were balled for appearance at the police court tc-
morrow.
The brig Endorus, of Portland, before reported
ashore on Nantucket bar, came off and arrived at
Hyamms, to-day, with loss of anchors and chains.
The vessel is tight.
A large meeting was held at Park street church
tonight, of those interested in the American Pal
estine Exploration Society. Addresses were made
by Col. j. G. Lane, commander of the expedition
Rev. j. y. Paine, arch@ologist for the past two
years in Palestine, and others.
A change having been effected to the new Post
Office on Devonshire street. mails will commence
to be distributed there tomorrow morning.
Lizzie Cochran, an unmarried woman of IL was
arrested in Lynn this afternoon for drowning hel
babe of two weeks. The father, young man Of
10, was also arrested for fornication. Both will
be arraigned on Monday.
Edward Calvin, switch tender at Lowell, wa;
knocked down and instantly killed by runaway
horse this afternoon.
VIM. Miller late in the employ of George w
IInsda, FUR dealer, was arrested to-day for rob-
bling his employer of $500.
John Donnally, alias Dyer arrived in Fall River
to-day from Cairo, Illinois, in charge of an officer
He is charged with the murder of Joseph Abby
there, two years ago.
The store of Michael Kahn in Lawrence, burned
iris evening, by incendiary. Loss $1,000 In
sured 81 900.
Worcester, December 20. Rev. W. B. Hunt
ington, ID. D.. rector of All Saints parish in thi:
city, announced to-day that he had declined thu
bishopric of Iowa, and should remain with hi:
parish in this city.
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Washington, December 10. A World special,
from Bismarck, Dakota Territory, says General
Custar arrested an Indian murderer named Ring
face, two days ago. 1t caused great excitement
among the Indians and some 5000 of them threat
ened trouble, but they have quieted down for the
time being.
This morning General Custar was hurriedly ap-
piled to for troops as the Indions were removing
their families, had killed many cattle and meant
mischief. A detachment Of the Seventh Cavalry
was sent to Standing Rock Agency to protect it.
The despatch says the arrest of the Indian muir
derer was made in Orville Grants trading store.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, December 20. The schooner Mary
S. Lusman. ashore at Dutch Island, was pulled of
by tug without damage yesterday afternoon.
Divers have placed two chains undrr the schoon-
err Robert Pettis, sunk near Dutch Island. Her
boat was found on the stern.
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Why Is it Popular:

Ask any fair minded physician, or any family in
which it has been used, ask the whole drug trade,
why Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar is SO
popular. The ansu will be that the scores of ill.,
veterate coughs, which it is everywhere efecting,
are the topic of conversation every city town
and village in the Cnlted States Its enormous and
constantly increasing sales are based wholly upon
the grand Tact, motor Ous throughout the country,
that II controls and masters every disease leading
to cons umpton.
Pixies Tooth Ache Drops -Cure in minute,
a..ls -, "A 6,.-i,,
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CUBA.

Havana, December 20. Senior Blanesvalle,
Spanish Ambassador to Mexico, arrived here to-
day on the steamer from Cadiz. The same steam
er brought General Rojo and $50 soldiers to rein
force the army in the Island.
The coming sugar crop is reported to be unpre-
cedently large and is expected to be the largest
ever produced in Cuba.
Havana, December 20. Carlos Garcia, . noted
bandit, and all his followers havellaid down their
arms and thrown themselves on the clemercy of
the government.
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ECTICUT.

Hartford, December 20. Leading lawyers in
this city are advising their clients who poll
cy holders in the American Natl Life and Trust
Company, to pay their premiums as they become
due, during the tendency of the proceedings
against it by the Insurance Department BY this
means they will secure their interest on the re-
serve held by the company in case it is declared
nsovent and if is restored to good credit policies
will be saved. 1t is well known that the Insur-
ance Commissioner has in all cases when applied
to, advised the policy holders not to allow their
policies to lapse.