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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-11

Senate bill Ato prescribe how hypotheca'
tions of products and commodities shall oe
made, and to prohibit the hypothecsatlon oil OF
consienments @ except on conditions" better
known as 9 the warehouse bill" passed the
House last night, with three or four amena, a.
ments of purely technical character. ~ W,ll
now go back to the eena.e, Iau Monee no amend. %
ments. and send the bill to Governor hem,
per for his approval. 1t is Of interest ana
importance 10 all the commercial communl-
ties of the State, and its friends claim that
when it goes into effect it will be equivalent
to adding several hundred thousand dollars
to the banking capital Of Virginia. The
Board of Directors Of the Richmond Cham
her of Commerce, at special meeting heid q
few weeks ago, gave the measure its cordial
approval, and Mr.. Dooiey, when the bill was
upon its engrossment, made one of bis strong.
est and most effective speeches in favor of it.
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EOk RENT, that most desirable RE-
Il sIDEScE No. 7l7 wes, Main street. BE
fF"ntine Monroe Park, contaiuiuy seven rooms.
~iIA kichen and stable attached. several Kinds
.. irull anu grapcrs on lol Possession at once
AphlF 70 HILL GUUDIN
a. S-3s llUS Main
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VESSELS.

Juniata Tobacco Company; Register Printin;
Company, -e.'.r., -. r. +.'te ">aA. I.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Chamber of Life Insurance have elected
the following ofcers President-J. G. Patterson OF
Hartford, Conn; Vice-President-Wm. H. Beers OF
NowYork; Secretary and Treasurer-CharltcnT LOWS
of New York; Executive Committee-henry B hyde
OF New York Benjamin F. Stevens OF Boston, henry j.
Furber Of New-YOrk Jacob l.. Greene or HARTFORD,
Frederick 9. Winston of NewYork, Theodore X wet
more of New York, Hugo Wesendonck of Hew-fork
The Rev. C.. Z. Lord lectured last evening
at the South Presbyterian Church, at Clinton an
Amty-sts, Brooklyn, on "Materiaistic Phrenoogy's
He did not believe in science OF phrenoogy as IL
is called and doubted If it rightly called science.
Ho said that small brains had often been FOUND 10
possess greater quantity OF intellect than those when
lad been pronounced by psychologists To be the most
largely indicative OF aud wiseness Inc eV
OF materiastic phrenology, said the speaker Is t ~
aLtemptstO change mind into matter inc oIdth Is
tle works OF watch the slightest circumstances may
change its workings and surprising snch a change 10
have taken place. the phrcnO0gist surely canhoI u.S
cover II by allowing his fingers to come IN contact WIN
irregularities the Uranium.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Each branch of trade represented IN the
Produce Exchange perfected is periectng rules
and regulations for the proper government OF their mem
bers and TO facilitate their operations.
The members OF the Produce Exchange engaged IN the
ughterage business will hold meeting IN the Managers
room on Wednesday next at 81 TO adopt rules and
regulations to govern their branch OF trade.
The naval stores trade will meet tomorrow to con-
sider the following resolutions:
Reolped That spirits urpere refined petroleum bar
M which have b. en- properly and glued be good dehvey
ON contracts for ID pDing order free board
TO TIE oobtfafy u
whole
10 the usua address commission and WI be obliged II SO required TO
make Disbursements at e current iae Of
GOday commercial bls, less = cent for commission
The members of the Exchange doing business in
cheese held meeting yesterday, II. Philips prosding,
and apponted John NJ Webb. Charles 7. Brown, A. III.
Turner George b. Douglas VIM III. Hewitt, and NJ. Fol
som Committee prepare rules to govern their trade,
and report at meeting 10 be held on the 23d inst
The Board of Managers of the Exchange nave ap
uOiuted O. VI. AarOns q member or the Petroleum Cou
iuittee vice c. f. Alderman resigned They nave con-
Iuded 10 keep the annual tins year at S6
The members Of the naval store trade have approved
the appointment OF the following deputy supervising
inspectors OF naval stores at the following points ;
charleston, Joseph g. Russell and Capt H. Won WDeI;
Wilmington d. MaheT and Capt. {. SCHWARTZ
Eighty-fve applications for membership were ap
proyed. They Will make an aggregate OF 3Jl members
proposed January, aud Oh tue list TO be admitted
under the $500 rule
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MENTAL IRREGULARITIES.

paper was read at the meeting OF the
Academy of Medicine last evening at the College oil
Physicians and Surgeons by ID. nden Brown NJ d.,
upon Mental Pecuiarites." The subject did not IN
clude insanity certain sngularies or the early OH
shoots of what are liable TO into eccentrey or ap
soute insanity. Very few persons are perfectly pal
anood in mind. In portion OF the powers neces-
sary 70 present. but they are not able 10 sue
ceed because their minds not balanced some are
hle TO conceal their deficiencies for tune, Dut When
they are placed in unwonted circumstances they prove
lameptable failures. We meet such IN private IRE
everywhere. A lawyer who has had great success at
the bar may become "a by-wOrd upon TIE Dench he
was ftted Tor position, and, leaving tbat he touhd
himself out OF place. Another phase OF menIa pecu-
larity is that of who lack steadlneSs lhcy are
constantly forming schemes revolving ne" piaus
sometimes successful ana sometimes not In absent
mindedness the person unable TO separate the WoIu
within from the world without Among other pscuiiFl-
ties which fall short of disease ls eecentrclty lls
sometimes one of the first indications OF insanity III
the majority OF cases the distinction between
eceentIcity and insanity Is well marked III
| cccpntucity the popularity Is IN manner
is the contrary Defects the mental qualities
alone but exist also in the moral To these principle Is
nothing circumstances everything. No Inendsup can
stand in the way of their advancement some men arc
ALWAYS SUSPICIOUS and always fear some Design against
| Them Some men have very detective idea OF Tuti.
They lie even the truth would be better OF coOi
and exaggeTate when they do not lie. The lecturer con
cluded with very augnabe examples OF ths pscd
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TEMPERANCE WORK AT HOME.
The subcommittee of the Special Commit


OF lA appointed at the meeting held in the Rev. Dr
Crosby's church Tuesday last, busy making pre-
rarations TO leave this city Monday next Tor Albany
As yet the members OF the subcommittee nave hNeo
upon nothing like definite platform. Their iut"o
action to be guided to great extent by the conoo"
of affairs which they may find on their ARRIVAL u. '
State capital. Rufus +. Andrews one OF inc s"o-oo
nittee asserted yesterday that it would be worse '"
useless at this late day TO attempt the ntroducuo" "
new law ; but if the Committee should ma any "Ppio
pirate hin in such state Of progress that us
law would be considered almost matter o. 'e'' w.
il might be easy 10 get an amendment lacked On W ~
end and Tins adopted. The principal points "a S
ar,pndment would be prohibit ny leglsatiVu - ,o
Of wines and liduors be- drunk on the pre- 500, DOR
Az penaty of not less than 80. nor mort m davis
oac6 aeanee or mprlsOn ment for not less tan Srere
nor more than 50 DAYS. These penaltles n 9r selling
the same inflicted under tne ,ra conld be car
Tnnor without license. IL this measure 49, lay fhe
rad through as an amendment TO some osIno to the
.nsnlt would be. In his opinion. OF equ ,Go Tocs-
cause as the passage OF a specla acI 'nA'"9" WV
nature. u,...nn,. To,nneronco Union OF this
etv was held Yesterday at 2:SO D. ~, III ,he Saea
thS Younc Meus Christian AssOelailOh MIS-, Mi ~
Sni,ins nresided and the meeting was op5hCu WIN VIC
exercises Mesdames Collins, Booze MI
IA t,ers made addresses. Oae lady reported tuat rnS
had visited saloon with another lady, anu tho v the
the keeper who signied mis- Willingness 10 ieasc 'o
business If he could find something else 10 40 W sup,
mort himself and family Another lady sugsest ,ic
The ladies should work among the lhteinptt dto VI
own sax Many instances had come nnder htI pcIeo'l
ohservafton of wedressed and apparently respectaOe
drinking with friends when spending tue AFTERNOON Al
tl all
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ALONG ISLAND MURDERER ON TRIAL.

The trial of Patrick Gilligan for the murder
of Philip Red Howard OF Jamaica, L. l., continued
Yesterday at North Hampstead Ex-Judges Morris and
uayner appeared as counsel for the prisoner and Dis
trcAttoney Downing for the people. Jacob Devoe of
Eewtown one the jurors who was sworn IN on the day
previous was excused. he having BEEN It was alleged.
in conversation with Lennox the sOnin-law OF the prs
oner and the principal witness The remainder OF the
persons:
smith Carman, carpenter, jamaica Benjamin Post,
farmer Westbury; Joseph .. HegemaD, farmer, North
Hampstead; Luther Lee, manufacturer. Jerusalem;
Louis Keller farmer. NewtowD; JACOB o. Field farmer
Flushing; Thomas Long, farmer, North Hempstead
John MOlineuX. farmer. North Hampstead; John A.
Smith, farmer, Hampstead; Richard Watts, farmer,
North Hampstead; Charles Hewlett, farmer Hemp
stead; Albert Luyster, farmer, oyster BaY
Theodore J. Cogswen made the opening ADDRESS Tor
the prosecution. Henry HOrstman, who saw the
prisoner Jamaica South the Sunday OF the murder
with gun was the first witness Alonzo Moshin gave
similar testimony. Martin Uhl, the brother-ln-aw OF
The murdered man, told about the finding Of the body
and TO the arrest Of Gillgan Dr. VIM ID. Wood testI-
tiOn William Van Brunt Howard, brother OF the
deceased, gave testimony similar 10 that of Uhl j. Il.
some minor details. Mrs. Howard, the wife of VIM "
b. Howard, and her daughter swore that they two
men In the meadow, as heretofore related Ia THE
TRIBUNE The wife of the murdered man then gave her
knew Of the tragedy has already been published ON
Remsen aud Sculy testified 10 having
held Inquest, aud the prosecution then rested
ExJudge Morris then opened for the prisoner, James
Lennon beng the first witness He testified that Howard
came up behind them In the meadow, aud after an
alteration, Howard advanced threatening Gilhgan
when the latter fired twice. They then went away
Gigan, the accused then gave his testimony, which
SoroDoIateo lennon - hes"ofe thAt the shootng was
done In sedeense The case Will De given 10 the jury
to-day
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and one Of his ,ess heng broken. oo'''"''

ana orc Of his iers hcing broken Collins, as"o"s" o'
alive is very severely injured.
nrppsos-Tbe suit Of Alfred y. Spear against Ino
cy OF Passaic the Passaie County court ioa nad
Famed nv the widening OF East Man-st wa ueSu1u
sasierlay in fay OF tho piauth ana Veruc. W vU
vas awarded He claimed $500 Phinp masu ,~ ~
stod and corr mitted to Jail yesterday IN deiaut Oh
AGO bail to answer q charge OF feioniousp asSa"S
Felix MAllin on July last.
,,rn,NroS-rhe cleryymen who united with the new,
800 Annual Conferences OF the Mefhodst EpiscoPai
Snureh M the Glass 1874 with hold reunion eet h
~ tho Greene at Church OF that denomination III ,n'
Mace ON Tuesday and Wednesday next The hay E a.,
goles the Rev A. T.. Ballard aud the lsev H. ie,' a'o
among tho number VINO arc eApec.eu W 10
To-, vovxr - Pour Democrats and one Republican were
elected TO the Board OF Aldermen Two Oh eacn parry
were elected the Board OF Edueation ana t"o Hcpu"
lean Justices OF the Peace we're elected.
IRyINGros-Te first charter election Will take place
on Saturday afternoon Tue officers TO be elected are
President, -Four Trustees. village Clerk anu lreasu'o
ORAHGB-A compromise has been Effected with Tue
creditors OF ST. Johns Roman Catholic Church for Sooo
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Passed Assistant
Paymaster E. Meoek Is ordered to duty in charge Of
stores at Key West Commander william A. Kirkland
is detached from command Of the soreship Guard and
placed on waiting orders Leuts. K d. Hitchcock, Eu
gene b. Thomas William b. Boice, and Horatio r. Will
soD Master E. j. Burward, Ensign John Hubbard. Sur
geon A. c. Rhoades, Boats wan Isaac 7. Choate and
Carpenter d. w. Perry, from the Guard, and placed
waiting orders Passed Assistant II. Il. Shedding from
the Guard, and ordered to settle accounts Lieut. Chas
H. stockwel from the NavyYard at Philadelphia and
ordered 10 the swatara. Paymaster A j. Clark from
duty In charge Of at Key West aud ordered to
turn home and report his arrival.
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MERCHANTS ROBBED BY THEIR wATCHMAN.

About o'clock last Tuesday morning Officer
Mitchell of the Fourteenth Precinct saw woman coming
ont of the millinery establishment OF s. A. Beekman d
Co. Nos 444 and 446 Broadway and noticing that she
was carrying bundle under her cloak, arrested her
Upon questioning her to her business she said that
she,had been to the wachman OF the store who was
an acquaintance. The officer then searched her. and
found three Jockey hats concealed under her clothing
Calling another policeman he the woman, who said
that her name was Kate Williams in charge, and went
to the rear of the store ia Crosbyt he called
for the Waterman, John Simmons, vino ran to the
door opening on Broadway, and attempted TO
escape The officer followed and arrested him. Sim
mons then partly confessed that he robbng MS EN-
blowers and was league with several women TO whom
he gave the stolen goods Yesterday afternoon Harriet
Peard of No. % Waker-st., JENNIE Tword OF No. @43
East Twenty ffh-st Annie Murphy Of No. &c South Filth
ave and Annie smith No. q Grandst arrested,
and upon searching their premises about $500 worth OF
goods alleged TO have been stolen by Summons, and q
number OF pawn tickets found All the prisoners
were taken before Justice Morgan at the JOmbs Police
Court yesterday. The women said that they bau re-
ceved the goods from Summons, and upon prom sing 10
appear witnesses against him, were discharged.
Summons was held for examination.
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la "a 81 Alb. 5Ib. 9th. 9Th. 9Th. 9h-Tot.,
Alletie.i.."Q9 Q 0-l4

large number of persons witnessed the
game the Captoine Grounds yesterday between the
Atlantic aud Nameless clubs of Brooklyn. The game
was closely contested up the fifth inning, when the
scare stood in the professionals favor, the
teurs doing some fine work Bonds pitching seemed 70
I've very effective and bothered the Nameess boys CON
sderably as they only secured single during the
Qalna In the sixth aud seventh innings the Atautics
batsd captay. making six runs, winning the game by
OF 10 to l. Kessler and Dahman did the best for
the Asntcs and Valentine and Grierson for the Name
less. Following is the score:
lat ID 49, 4th. 9th 9Th. 7tb 9Th 9th-Totals
Alaot,s ........22 9 3 %
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THEiTEHUANTEPEC ENTERPRISE.

1t is understood that the Tehuantepec Rail-
way Company have contracted with Capt D. f. Dayen-
port OF Lansngourgh, ~ Y, and hin partners to con-
struct railroad from Mnatitlan, on the Coatzacocos
River, 80 miles from the Gulf Of Mexico across the
Istbmus OF TehuaDtepec TO Sana Cruz on the Pacific
coast distance of abour las miles The contract requires
abe work 10 be begun before Aug 1874 TO termi
nate on Aug 1876 at which time the contractor agree.
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RASE-RALI.

The Bostons played against a strong picked
nine of professional aud amateur players in Boston
Wednesday, winning by a score OF "a TO g.
The first championship game of the season
was that between the Athletic and Philadelphia clubs at
Phladep hia yesterday. About 1900 persons witnessed
the game. The Athletics Out-3ated and out-felded
their opponents every point and won the game by
MIR. Carey OF the Mutuals ompired the
game to the satisfaction Of both clubs Following is the
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CRIMES AND oAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

1.-The steamship Illinois, which left Philadelphia
and four Of them The
and child were drowned The steamer not damaged
IA defacation in the accounts of clerk in the
National s1nL Of Chester County West Chester Penn h as, been
escaped but the bank se his boRdSmeG will indemnify
80. In Lincoln X. l., Monday IA lad took up a gun
supposed 10 be uIlosded and pointing At his Belle Bliss
said plsyulV II Will shoot you The gun which proved
loaded discharged and the Load oos elect boiy
girl, Who died N . few nDpiea
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70 deliver the road built and ea1pped I'M ~ oe.t
manner tc,eetber with the terminal anu u" rmedlste
depots, xareho,ses shops, dwellings,, :" r. wheIyes
light ousss on both coasts tel@Er ph lines DC In
su .dion he is to rebuild an Old stage road which has
D cen made through the isnnus
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,se Hon n G. Of BSaso q
ses;or W. obev Henry, spn nSo'nb o.
Mo, HotI-R.Govs Gresory smith saa me shin Tnmoun.
ons" ,ssrnrf Hoa.-Capt W. W. Urquhar o. y Amy -
coleman Hoae-Psymaser Geosse ~ Iusrism T. Y.
1tlser Congres.mab IT, VassJi0E and
I,ca,s Jauin a Washington ..SL praS "0''
M. L. s. Marine Corps.
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-August Frank, the New-York
chicken thief who captured on Wednesday morning
with twelve live chickens in his possession which he
had stolen, pleaded guilty yesterday, before Justice
Kassner, and sentenced TO the County Jail Tor 90
days An the wOrkmen employed at the Mccullough
tower and lead works were discharge yes,erday
the firm having suspended.
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SORENESS OF THROAT OR LUNGS RELIEVED
BY JAYNKs ExPECToRAST.
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49,. George Ashton Lunt the artist who last year
volunteered bOon Europe escaped by
jumping the When about 80 feet from the ground died
GENTLY IN PA
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PoMERoY g. Co., 74i Broadway, sell for 81
the bet ELASTIC TRUss" ever ayeueL
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For frst-class dress or business HAT, go
direct TO the Inanuiae,lrer EsPgSCnEID llS Nas,aus-
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

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Four Cities built on one ste-Ancient Troy,
with 6 Illustrations See TRIBUNE EXTRA No. To- Pnce 10 cents in
sheet 20 cents in pamphlet form
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A RECORD of the results of some highly in
tereifg experiments beet cll made by Hon
NRY Las. the Agricultural Department of
tins Inoruing q SENrNEEKLY TRBySE
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lAnnvun GENE nts- 1

For Bathing Infants-BURNErr's KALLrsroN
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc following directors
for the Astoria and Hunters Point Railroad have been
elected: ii. s. Anable, +. W. Backwenn j. Buchanan,
X EnsteIn, A. Fleming, g A. Hasey, G.. Ii. Hunter, j.
T. Lockwood, w. Rlddee, c. Rapelye, j. Thomson, w. c.
wilson and A. W. Winans The timetable of the
Flushing and North side Railroad Will go into effect
on the attn ns though the reduced tdrn for passen
cOinmataton, excursion, aud package tickets
Will not 70 Into operation until May i,
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NEwBURGH.-Martin Hassett, aged IA years,
was accidentally shot on "Wednesday by a schooImate
named Edward BRING, and died yesterday morning.
HUDsoH.-Gov. Dix appointed DR.. Gray OF the
Utica Asylum and DIR. John ordronaux commission 10
examine Joseph Waltz the scissors grinder murderer
his sanity. These physicians the prisoner AT
Catskill jail yesterday. and passed hour Wi
him, and subsequently visited the farm where the
murder was committed and where Watts pa.
rents still reside. After consultation with Drs
Maekey, WhitmOre Jewell, and Philips OF CatskiIl tbe
commssiobers eit for Albany TO the
taken the Tia They will make their report In "A fe
days,
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BROOKLYN.

Controller Schroeder's statement for March,
which was made public yesterday, shows that the
amount on hand credit Of the city S3O9554 Is,
out OF appropriation Tor 1874, OF s5,5O054o "a.
AT meeting of the Board of City Works
Yesterday afternoon it determined that hereafter
the rate per hour paid to its employees should be fol-
logs For PAYERS, IS cents hammers, Is cents horses
and carts,.35 cents; laborers, 10 cents.
A reception of the st. Johns Young Mems
Christian Association took place last evening AT their
han on Ninateenth-st, Third and Fourth-ayes
south BROOKLYN. The programme for the evening con
sisted of concert vocal and Instrumental 10y
profess iona artists, who volunteered their services
the occasion,
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY-The Board of Finance held a
proracted meeting yesterday, and succeeded in pro.
vidng for the interest due May amounting to s5l-
coo. The Board OF Public Works held a Consultation
with the Board OF Finance for the purpose OF explaining
the wants OF that Board for street and other iproye
ments The Board Of Canvassers held meeting last
night and made official Of portion of the vote
poled on Tuesday. In the Hid District IL was found
that Marmaduke Tlden, the Republican candidate for
Alderman, was elected by majority Of three votes
The Judges OF election announced election nirbt
A. Whte, Democrat was elected by majority OF one
vote The new Board OF Police Commissioners met and
organized last night by the election OF Commissioner
Marlnus as President and George Warm CLERK They
adjourned without transacting any business An ar
pieaton for new trial In the Of julius spsro con
victed OF receiving stolen goods made in the Hind
con County Court yesterday. The argument will be
heard to-day.
NRwARK.-A shocking accident occurred In the mo-
rocco factory OF Fugent Co. yesterday norniny hy
wbchrhos. Farrell, of the firm. was Killed and la
Collins workman, was fatally injured Collins mad
taken load OF hides into the fourth story on the
vatOr and had started TO return when the
appeared to be ont OF order and the elevator woud not
descend Mr. Farrell, who was In the room came oyer
and both men Jumped mp and down upon the platform
la order 70 start IT, Suddenly the elevator drobped
fell fearful velocity not stopping until the rome
was exhaust three stories below. Workmen who vers
employed upon this floor nedately 10 the AID ~
the un for tunate and succeeded In getting Mr. Far
rel of. but before they could get Collins the eleyalor
started again. and did not stop until IL reached the
ground door Mr.. Farrell was instantly killed. hs neck
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,rp TWFEDS FRIENDS.

,u,,.rox RKpoRTED IN THE PENiIkNiiA"i ,n
ORDER TO SAVE TWEED FROM REMOVAL ~ ''--
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