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New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
Buildings reported un'afe during the week ending Saturday April
No ZIG West Thiry,evnh unsafe chimneys John R.
Mo-. 2o5 pit Thly-sIthst unafe chmneys; John R.
No i33 Seynth.ave unsafe generally; Peter GOelet owner
1902 West Onehundrel unsfa chimney and
Nos 100 iO2 i04 North MOOre, unsafe eOrnlcei A c.
No 2il Rss fnycighh,, unsafe wal. W: Smith,
No. 9I5 aY Ws FSi unsafe wall. and bl%Ieys j. De-
So GS5 Yves. T~entssr...t unsafe y.u Mrs Ch,pn owner.
souhw. Of Tenihave and ouchundrcd reyenh
st. oni's S1s S~Gs from, wal. J. Bake, owner.
45 siIteenths WALL C. FeigraR
SO Wes, twenty Hfhst unsafe chimney L.
No 20 Coeuiesp unsafc north gable and pier; W. A. cru
Sss.H gG.' :sl1 shTPsy Ssysm %.S :T1sr s.s
No. 80 Grosbl unsafe generally = simpson owner. p,
Nos $50 and 1o2 ChamberssI, unsafe 'front.' walls A u Roberts,
No s22 seeoni,y unsafe north gable s. Stevens. owner
Nos 53l and b33 seyeHave uDsaie ctimneY j. D. Wendell
Greenwich and MOriss, unsafe piers AID
No. 623 Efh unsafe Intel column; L. Bormau
No. e2i Fh unsafe LIN Intel Ian and Ds TTaoF
sgethst unsafe eh|1ey Dinse Porter CO. oSns
Ea side Broadwsy so feet isst
E. .is 81 Schos,ve 100 feet south Of
Of 25d feet east OfTeDhave unsafe chin
south side Of LsWrenes 400 feet Teu,ve chin
chmneys; A. MitO, owner.
North corner Onehundred and-ffeh-st and Ten.has
unsafe chimneys; r. Reinhart
side Of Tenye 25 feet north side OF Onehrnt
'S % i of T.ns GRs ON ss
unsafe chimneys Trinity Church Corporation owner
Of Centre Market and BOOnst unsafe aOOr
J. Baldwin
No. 81 Broadway. unsafe south gable Mathews
No 202 South Fhve unsafe generally L0ystt Estate owner
204 South Rhye unsafe generaly Loye Bitats
No 20G South Fhaye unsafe generally; Love Estate
No 81 SULLIVAN ST., unsafe ehimneysi T. Brsy, owner.
No. 81 Thompson-st, unsafe generality H. Hughes, owner.
No. 24O Htnth.ave unsafe chmneys ID. acDonad. owner
Nos l6 and S Carmine-st, chmneys Mr. sedSs
No. 1852 Fourth unsafe chmneysi H. A. Boyer owner
No. l72 Waslsngtonst unsafe C. r. Persuhn,
North de Of hthst, l2o feet west OF
Fhbsve., unsafe ehmneysi c. Spear owner.
North side OF feet OF Ternaye,
ehmneysj X Dowing owner
East OF Sirhave 10 feet north OF Onehundred ndt.enty
ffth-st., unsafe elimneys; J. ssrton, owner.
OF fourth st. 3O4 feet OF
Sirhase., unsafe chimneysj j. B. butcher,
side Of Onehundi 2S6 feet
siIhsve., unsafe cbinneysi }. b. Duteber, owner.
North aide Of hundred 26S feet
siIthave., unsafe ehimneys; J. b. butcher,
North side Of Onehunded $50 feet
Sixth unsafe chimneys; J. b. butcher,
side Of 0nebnndred ht rs feet Of Boue
vsTd unsafe ehimneys; }. Peter.
No. 800 West Forty secOndst, unsafe generally n. Sesgns
No. 3o5 we,. FOrscOnist, unsafe generally; NJ. sessr
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the Committee on Reform In the Civil Service to con
sder carefully and forthwith the subject OF the omcets
81 the and House with view 10 remove any ind
0uality or Injustice existing. Adopted
Mr.. HALE (Rep., Me.) introduced blii amenaing ,he
SHINING commissioners not to apply TO sail or
steam vessels engaged In the coastwse trade or In tne
lake trade touching at foreign ports or otnerwse OF
Tho ,rade between the United States and the British
North lpossessions or IN any case whete tue
seanen are by custom or agreement entlteu 10 parc
nate I'm the profits or results OF a cruise or voyage
Passed. ,.., 4, 4, II. t.n..,- q,
Of the session devoted 10 We Se' OF
.uiogie. on he ate Sens
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to show cause why hcy should not be ordered to
tSor authority o bring this action In the name OF sara
nIsintiG and why che complaint should not Dc dls,
missed and why the defendant Pauine LucSa aos
nroper and the afdavs OF Joseph Janet and Iheou0e
kub Max Strakosch and George Stimson, IT, anu ,ao
ioinf afidayIt OF Theodore Aub and John W. Meeu III
support and the aldavits OF Henry G. Jarrett Wllnam
r. Henley f. ROssi Gah Madame leideeker, ana o.heis
i'm opposon, and after hearing John d. Townsenu anu
Theodore Aub council for said defendant IN supporter
said motion. and Newcombe Leyentrltt connss @ ui
plaiut I'm opposition thereto, II Is, on motion OF NSm
eombe S Leventrtt, plaintiffs attorneys, orderd t.a M
sand motion of said defendant Pauline Lucca no ana t
same hereby denied, with $40 costs 10 DC pau W 'a
plaintiffs attorneys.
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bndirg ir vhc phns been Submitted to Che De
Of Butiggs dans the We. eIss fine me- dwell
Gnni northwest corner Aenet brick antcns' store,
''G, crSmHf S 9o ' s,s S"SS and ron s. store story
S.l0I93; Wm- Lindsay. owner -, IL, ..o.os ,,a
Eibethst souSwe @ ener Pose % BRICK and iron ''0'e'
West Tentst Nos 1872 l3i stable story 42E96
BfoaT,1 No. Dis felass store, story 2iTloC
nnhsL south side 40 H. west Of LeIuctonae brown
stone French IA, story john iesh & gwse o,,, and
south side Is r. west Of Thave brick stable
f sa: J I oy ds c5 ~ T. "a a's o. kosS ese
hlrteentbst north side lVo H. east OF ihue
brick stable and tenement sto' 2or25 Dr. W. d. 'aeA'oD'
Wa,hustou-st IoratiOst brick stable story
Porsye eh north side $50 h Nuhave brick teue
Wsst fhyoubs. No 500 brick store and tenement story
ht.orney &c and 50, brick stable, story 4oIl3
Firstaye west SIDE 25 H. Fy-.eeond.st brick stores
and enemens 8 story 2sx62 Pred schues, owner; 49,,
,E II.pT & ei. @ l 10 e. :SS. SH Of dv6! rear ''i
LeoBsrl- Nos. 1861 ard l6 stores and enemen brick
TompGias W,s north Of Riyinson, onek stable
springst south se 70 a. west Of Malbrs. (reu brick ten
north side 300 r. west Tenthave brick third
class Office, story, 2OTl6; A. H. Lewis owner , t,,
WORKSHOP and auOdry story 29I22 Child, HOSPITAL
story %S'; 25I6C Catherine .; rsaan owner
Fs south SIDE i$8 g. eas, Of BoTs5 W brick stores aud ''c
Frs south side 1910 r. of Bowe brick store and ten
ement & story 1860; Fernando Wood, owner
FOryanbsL. ie $50 r. east Of Eeyelthsve brown
and tenennt each story 25I6O Thomas ForH
owner. oo p,
Es.erst No. 2l9 brick and tenement story 2OIJ4 j.
Crosse,
Wei Thirty urhst No. 1853 brick secOndelass store story,
2yr32; W. Youngs owner .,
Port,seyethsi nJrh ride $50 Of secondsye brick
Ice-house, A story. 3SI7ls; r. A. Newman, owner.
north 1888 OF Secondave, BRICK
stable 3 storv 39Gr47.4; +. A. Newmnu, owner. - -
No. 337 brick tenement, story 3iIZ
Jacob Schenck
north OF DearceytI hrstciass store Story
brick 25x95 Charles Recht.
LawIenc side 200 we,t Of Nnhsve brick store
and secondcas dwelling 2SEiS Theresa Wolf,
side. 100 feet west Of Tenhave, brick
dweng story 25I33; John II. Tutchen
Wet Pny.ourth-st No. l22. brick secondclass dwelling
stOry, 251a5; james Juige, .
Perry,
Avenue side f. Thrit, brick and
each story, 81 2E72i Sarah ~ Miles owner - -
Eghth ave- side fh to One
sxtht 10 bnek eeondelass dwellings, each
story, 1885; A. Levy, -. -.
Estimated 81 buildings enumerated 500 50
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MME. PAULINE LuccA,s SUIT.

Judge spaulding, in Marine Court Chambers
yesterday gave his decision denying motion in the
snt OF Joseph Janet against Madame Lucca and Others
for the relief of certain the members the troupe
taken by the defendant Havana. The decision is AS
follows:
Upon reading and filing order for Messrs Newcombe
GrgentriIL attorneys for the plaintiff ip this actlon
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molly replied: at had 10 punish the child for dirty
habits but never struck her with the scissors he.
corder Hackett then said II have not the slightest DOUBT
that you been guilty OF great brutality TO the ena
defended by your counsel but satisfied from the
details Of this testimony that acts have been OF ns
cruelty To ths child and II the jury had found
You guilty OF higher crime should have gwen you tno
highest penaty in order to give beneficial lesson 70
others" c then sentenced her TO conhemen' ior oho
year in tho Penitentary.
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DECISIONS-APRiL 27.

Sgprene Court-C Chambers-By Judge Lawrence.
Kes ar Croker continue injunction granted with %
costs Kenyon Cor and Others Bal ss uGsoh T. AZ IL
Co.-0r1eB granted.
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judged. +. DAILY.
Pale ag deue1 (See onion DoIscheT lg
Mcwg granted unloss uigneat debtor complies with
stated on memorandum.
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PtSSENG ERS ARRIVED.

PROM BERMUDA-In steamship Caniald, April PA nesger
Mesgr WIN ssger r. j. Dreer r. A. Dfeer n H0pdn' ' n
Rand Tsut J J. La gnce wife children. VIM Cor VIM H. Dsh
L. ~ smith, and Ms. James, Nh PaInet Lent Parker A. A.
Middleton Miss Linton
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun uses. SOB sets 653 Moon seh'''" o'oo
wArRH DAT-A.h
Sandy Hook. 5:2S dove lsand 6;OO Hell date ren oo
HIGH DAI-P -,
go Hell Gate
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Dsency time OF adjournment Of OO3 O3
Al this stage Of the proceedings the Court ADJOURNED
until o'clock this morning. Judge Moore cautioned
the Jury not with person regarding tue
trial aud said that any attempted To-Day ANY thng
in reference to it, they should report the fact to the
Court
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Eousfs anb farms Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED on Parh-ave., or on side
and between Both and
39hsts % feet ontPeons having sDc oass
wishing with responsible ready
location and price, address A. B. g. Tnbans
Once
CMALL, NICE HOUSE WANTED in good
- ueghborhoOd; 81 600; lower part not sss
-' DRUGGIST 23G Greeuvishst
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Gitp Rcal estate tor Sale.

, NEW BROWN STONE iirst-class fOur-stOry
- HOUSES fOR SALB, West 62l between 9th aaj
Boulevard cabinet ah throughout; AL 100000 each
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Real Gstate 10 Gfrbdnse

TOR EXCHANGE-FOr improved property,
Brookyn 10 desirable LOTS
90 Bedfor-ave Brooklyn rutland WHITING, BeeImsH-s
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. April
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL EST

By Richard " Harr4L
2.story brck hon.- lot No 5i2 3dsve S. 4llO n
OF S7th.st 1913 X S lines. .Sll sou
2.story bck hon.e and lot l,544 3iave % H. 90
OF S7thst o IS 1915 " s. llOoO
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nnn;ecrEn RuuDINGs.

ps,ts. No ST. years, per year ......s.''''''''
aisvc cor of J5thst, store Gc. = years per year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-28
NASHVILLE.
Effect of the civil Rights Bill.


NASHVILLE, May 21.-In the Board
OF Alderman last night, Alderman Nc
Gavock moved to suspend the rules in
order 10 pass the following;
WHEREAS, The civil rights bill having
passed the Senate Of the United Siates,
and will IN all probability pass the
House and become one OF the laws Of
our country; and whereas, it is gener-
ally believed and conceded that it will
materially interfere, il not entirely dee.
troy our system OF public schools,
therefore be 1t
Resolved By The MAJOR and Council Of
NagkviLe:
That the school commissioners are
hereby directed to Immediately suspend
work upon the new school buildings
now in process OF erection on Hume
and the corner OF Broad and Spruce
streets, until further advised by the city
council OF Nashville.
The motion to suspend the rules was
agreed to and Mr.. McGsvock moved
the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr.. Cheathsm moved TO refer The
resolution TO the school committee with
instructions to report st special meet
ing OF the board next Thursdsy. he
fully endorsed the spirit OF the resoiu-
ton provided the civil rights bill finally
passed aud became the Law OF the land.
Alderman MeGavock accepted the
amendment Of Alderman Cheatbsn
and the resolution was referred TO the
school committee.
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NEW YORK.
News LIENS.

New YoRE, May 27.-The police
commissioners have issued an order au.
thorizing the arrest OF all street mu-
eician9 under sixteen years OF age.
P. Kemmer, who fatally stabbed
VIM. Beltord, Saturday night, was ar
rested yesterday in the woods near Ja-
msica, Long Island.
At the election for directors OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship company, tc-
day, the regular Hatch ticket was elect,
ed by fourteen thousand shares major
ity.
A motion was argued to-day in the
Supreme Court OF Chambers on behalf
Of Jas. II. Banker, to declare void and
cancel his note ior 100000 given in
conjunction with those OF Augustus
Schell, Executor Clark and Mr.. Van
derbiit. The decision was reserved.
The Steamer Europe.
Captain Mclaughlin, OF the clipper
ship Herald OF the Morning, from Liv-,
erpool, reports that on the 23d ult. he
passed the pilot house OF the French
stcsmer Europe, which was abandoned
by her captain and crew, and subae-
qhently abandoned by the salvage crew
put aboard by the captain Of the Eug-
lish steamer Egypt, which rescued the
peeseagers in April last. The pilot
house bore the name Europe" and
must heve become detached. as
the vessel went down.
The absence OF stages from Broad
way affords such relief to that thor
ougblare that there is a general desire
that the strike OF the drivers may be
continued loug enough TO secure SUBJ
stitute Tor the ancient and lun oering
stage.
Coal Sales.
At the auction OF Scranton coal to
day, $4,000 tons were sold at the fol-
lowing prices, al advance on the April
sales: Steamboat, 5000 tons at 81 65:
CRATE, 1000 tons at 4 823; egg, 5000
tons at 4 973G5 90; stone, 10000 tons
at 47t; chestnut, 1000 tons at 4 40
"a 42!.
The annual parade OF the Sunday
school children OF Brooklyn took place
today. There seemed to be fifty thous'
and children in the line. The City
Hall, Court House and other public
buildings alons the line OF march are
literally decorated with flags.
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BY TELEG R A Phi.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner of Main and 18th streets.
w ASHIN ON.
WAsHINoroN, May u,

The bill repeating the law on which
the SanborL contracts were based has
been passed by the House without di-
vision and without objection.
This morning the House Committee
on Appropriations heard Grasvenor P.
Lowry on the subject OF the postal
telegraph, appearing on behalf of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
sud arguing against the constitution
ality OF the Hubbard bill.
John K. Porter and George B. Pres
colt, the electrician OF the Western
Union Com pany, were also present be-
lore the committee. The argument ID
to be continued By these gentlemen on
Friaay.
The bill giving TO negroes residing
within the limits OF the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations the same rights as
Iodans was passed by the House by q
strict party vote.
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MEM PHIS.

MEMPHIS, May 27.-The General
Council OF the city has ordered the
demolition OF all shsnties and hu,s. and
these will be torn down and the premi-
ses drained under the supervision OF the
Board OF Health.
Alderman Jack Walsh, q somewhat
noted ward politician. and who is also
county undertaken, indicted, tried and
convicted last year Tor iuhumsuily IN
the burial OF paupers, and fined 81 900
and sentenced to the county jail Tor six
months, and appealed the case TO the
Supreme Court, which has affirmed the
decision, 10 now busily engaged in get
ting signatures TO an application for
pardon.
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BALTI MORE.

BALrSoRR May 27.-This was the
second day of the meeting OF the Mar,.
land Jockey Club.
Fret race, one mile, all ages, was
won by Bingamon; Dublin. second :;
Free Lance, third. Time Al.
The Chesapeake stakes for three year
old fllie, oue mile and q quarter, was
won by Carolina, beating Ssllie, How
ard and EIectic; tine 225.
The selling race. all ages, mile heats,
Was won by Business, Carils second,
and Fsdleden third time, l.54t and
l46t.
Fourth race. free handicap stakes, all
ages, two and halt miles. resulted as
follows: Ealno, first Village Black
smith, second; Stsckwood. third time
439.
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the public .cbools, and with all the
other rights and privileges now enjoyed
by these Indians, and the denial OF such
right, to these colored persons shall Be
q misdemeanor.
CLEVELAND.
Found Dead.

CLEVELAND, May 27.-Jaues South
srn. moulder, was found dead at his
house this morning The body was
lying on the bed, face downward, with
the left arm hanging from the bed. A
gssh about an inch long was iound in
the arm ust below the elbow and
large pool OF blood stood beside the bed.
but no traces OF blood could be found
In any ether part OF the room. A razor
with which the deed was committed
was on the mantle piece, with blood on
it corresponding to the sise OF the
wound. Southern's wife died on last
Friday from the effects OF burns re-
ceieved few days previous while in a
state OF intoxicstion, since when he has
been much dishesr,ened and q con-
siderable time under the Influence OF
liquor.
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OMAHA.
The Fagitive Rochefors.

OMAHA, May 27.-Henri Rochsiort
lett here for Chicago, to-day. where be
stops one day. Thence to New York,
and five days hence direct to Swi,rsr-
land.
The weather for the past twelve dsys
has been extremely hot. and rain is
much needed for the crops.
Colonel John 7. Chopper yesterday, =,
purchased the celebrated running horse
Red Cloud, for 81 GOO
The North American Telegraph Co.
attempted yesterday, to gain posssssion
OF the Great Western Telegraph Com.
panys lines aud otiices. but were re-
strained by an INJUNCTION.
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coRc RESSIoNAL.
WARRINGTON, May -.
SENATE.

Mr., Ramsey called up House bill to
extend the time 20 pre-emptors on pub.
lie lands in Minnesota to make the
final payment. Passed.
Mr.. Sargent, from the Committee on
Naval Affsirs, reported isvorsbly on
the bill introduced by him q lew days
ago to prevent "Hszing" at the Naval
Academy. Passed
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee
on Finance, reported favorsbly on
House bill smeudatory OF an sct to re.
duce the duties on imports, and to re-
duce internal taxation, approved March
Sd, 1878. Lsid over.
By unanimous consent Mr.. Sargent
called up the bill reported from the
Finance Committee this morning,
smendatory OF an act to reduce the du-
ties on imports, and to reduce internal
taxation, and it passed
The Senate bill to authorize the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad Company to
construct q branch to the location
OF its road within the District OF Co
lumbia was taken up, discussed ST some
length and laid over until Friday next
Mr.. Conkling called up the uufnish-
ell business, being bill 10 revise and
consolidate the ststutes OF the United
States, in force December let, 1873
Passed. He next called up the bill to
revise and consolidate the statutes OF
the United States relating to the
District OF Columbia, IN force
on December Isl, 1873, aud that re-
vising aud embodyiug all laws relating
TO post roads prior TO December lst,
1873, which were passed.
Mr.. Hamilton, OF Maryland, called
up the Alabama contested election case
of Sykes rs Spencer, and spoke in
favor Of toe minority report, declaring
Sykes to be entitled to the seat instead
OF Spencer. ln conclusion he submit
ted resolution declaring Spencer not
entitled to q seat it the Senate and that
It he awar ded to Sykes
Pending discussion on the Alabama
election case, the Senate went into
executive session and soon after ad.
journed.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
ya,ouzthe Robber Chief.

SEN Francisco, May 27.-Vasquiz,
the robber chief and murderer, arrived
from Los Angeles this morning. He
will be taken 10 Montery county for
trial, under heavy guard, to prevent
lynchiug. :,
In fifteen elections under the local
option law in this State, the anti-liquor
people have carried eleven.
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SPAIN.

BAToySE, May 27.-Trsvelers state
that General CoDchs, with $4,000 Re,
publicans, is marching toward Estells,
in the province Of Ssyarre. he attack
ed the Csrllsts on the 24tb inst, but was
repulsed. Don Carlos has left Duraugo
and arrived at Tolosa.
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NEW YORK STATE.
The Ellsworth Monument.

MRcHANlCsvILLB, May 27.-The un-
yelling of the Ellsworth Monument
took place to-day in the presence OF a
large number of people. After the
parade through the town the military
marched 10 the cemetery where the
monument stands, and the exercise be-
gun. When prayer had been offered
and a story OF the career OF Col. Els
worth had been told, Julius c. Burrows,
o. Michigan, pronounced the oratiou.
The music formed a pleasing part OF
the programme.
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Sampson Oil.

This oil deriving its nsme from
Sampson, meaning strength} is one OF
the best if not Tie best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and all
main. and it appears no medicine has
ever gained SO Gathering a reputation
in a. short time, msyls
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BOSTON.
Charged with Murder.

BosroS, May 27-J. Henry CASTILLO,
lately the landlord OF a hotel, has
been arrested on suspicion that ne was
connected with the murder OF Juda
Hawkes.. He j, reported to have been
very intimate with the deceased. Mrs.
Hawkes. drew her money from the saw
ings bank on April 81.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Grand Duke Constantine.

LONDON, May 27:-It now appears
that the Russian Grand Duke Constau-
tine, son OF Nicholas, gave the diamonds
belonging to his mother TO Miss FeniI,
or Phoenix, the beautiful American.
The circumstances OF the theft, together
with the fact that he had deposited
large sums OF money with his bankers,
to make provision, as he says, against
the necessities OF old age, led Nicholas
to believe that be ia insane.
Famine in India.
Dispatches state that the distress
from famine in India is increasing.
Nearly three million people are depend
eut upon the government for food.
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MINNESOTA,
Indian AMairs.

Sr PAUL, May 57.-A dispatch from
General Stanley, dated Fort Sully, May
22d, received at Fort Lincoln to-day,
SAYS four hundred Sioux Indians left
there to-day, and are TO be Joined by
more at the Grand river agency. They
will try to intercept Custar's expedition
when it stsrts. ; hot tine is expected.
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Nheeimg &e9'ster.
GOLD closed Yesterday at ll2}.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
day will be partly cloudy, with light
easterly to southerly winds.
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ALBAN Y.
Drow ned,

ALBANY, May 27.-To.dsy young
lady named Hopkins and . Mr.. Burton
tell from 9 boat on the river and we're
drowned.
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VIZ cannot fud room for the song
cent us beginning Fill up with wine
your flowing bowels" The spelling is
not correct.
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THERE has been q new invention OF
a fiat iron which it is said will smooth
a sheet iu q minute, but it is said to be
too heavy for q domestic missile.
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No. 1877 Market street, next TO the opsra
House. mays b