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Insurance Company I'm Trou-

BILE.
NEW haven, Conn, October 1.-Insu-
rance Commissioner Steadman appeared at
the Office Of the American Life and Trust
Company this af' ernoon and formally de-
mapded possession Of the effects of the com.
'pany. Benjamin Noyes, the president, gave
an answer in writing, stating he had been
advised by counsel that the law under wAich
the commissioner claimed to act was uncon-
stitulional and void, aud that the comris-
<ioner's bond was illegal and insufficient.
He added he did not intend to resist the law,
but would hold the assets subject to the or
ders Of the courts having jurisdiction of The
legal questions involved. ...
The Commissioners counsel then Informed
MIR. Noyes he should apply to the New Lon
don Superior Court tomorrow for writ Of
m mandamus, and that be should hold him liza.
BILE under the criminal law. President Noyes
remains in possession.
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phb,sepebt stzr.,, e,,,

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The debt state.
HueHt for September shows decrease during
tbsmonth Of S3,Sa2. .562. IN the Treasury
Com, S67; ;sss;3I6 ;:currency, "a, TOO a5& The,
Treasury disbursements for the MONTH eE.
ciusiTe Of interest on the principal OF the
pubsc debt, were Sat. .750, 600. ri
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Weather RcNOEf.

WASHINGTON, October i.-For she South
Atlantic States, northwest 10 west winds,
cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy weather, and
possibly rain near the coast.
For the Middle and E,stesn States and the
Lower Lakes, northwest Winds, rising ba
rome,er. decidedly cooler, and partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with rain from New
York 10 Maine. followed by fros. in the
Lower Lake region and Pennsylvania TO-
night, and from Peunsylyania TO Maine
Saturday night,
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MISUNDERSTANDING the month OF Sep
tember tee clerk OF the Hastings Court IS
sued thirtysiX marritge-licen>es-elS elShieen
to white and eighteen 20 co!ored persons.
From the clerks Office of the Henrlco
County Court thirteen licenses were issued
eight TO colored aud five 10 white persons.
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MoSTIcELLo HALL would respectfully state
10 the public that Monticello Hall Is now FOR RENT.
The fresco-paitng has been finished, and the pub.
lie are cordially invited to visit the hall on next
SATURDAY to inspect the improvements lately
maze. 1T will be rented only for private entertain.
meuts. Every convenience for balls, parties, &c,
is connected with tie hail. Terms moderate. For
particulars apply TO X. FERRANDISI
No. 6l3 BIoaJ street.
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HEARTFELT. PRAYER.

ST, PACL, August z. Isb4.
H. r. Serens. Esq: =
Dear Sjr-I should bs wanting Ia gratitude II
failed TO mex nowledye w.tat the VEGETtEE f1s done
for me. / was attacked about eleven months since
had nght-sweats and feyer-chis: WIS distressed
for breath. aud frequently spit blood: was all em3-
ciatpd, very weak and so low that my friends
Thought my case hopeless.
was advised TO maze a trial Of the EESETssE,
witch nnder the pro p4 tsnce OF God, Exs cured me-
That He may bess, tke. use OF yonetmedcsne 10
others as He has to me, and that HIS divine grace
NAV attend you, Is toe heartfelt prayerof your aor
lnirlng, humble cecncAt, b.
Ps, Mine Is but one. among The nsny cures. your
medicine has effeatod Ia this place. u. I.
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-E. Davenport
(colored hotel keeper was arrested yes!er'
try evening, charged with committing viii
full pcIimy in making oath before Justice W.
hall Crew that Lapdon Boyd was indebted
10 him in the sum Of $50 for t%o months
rent Of the premises No. GlS Broad street.
Accused was bailed in the sum of 800 to
appear before the Police Court this morn
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TIE JUVENILE OPERA CoMPAHY.-The sale
Of reserved seats for the entertainments of
the Juvenile Opera commenced at Wyatts
on Thursday. The engagement OF this troupe
begins on Monday night. They have played
10 GRO Tded houses in Washington.
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@NdfUary.

ATLA,NsA, GA., September 1.--Colonel
John NJ. Calhoun, who was mayor of the
city whea Atlantis was entered by Sherman,
and Of whom the demand for the ci.y's sur
render was made, Is dead. Et,
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Communicated

hICHMUHD; OClOUVT I, lcIJ.
Ell. H. Chomberloyne. Jr.,
Secretary Old First Virginia Regiment: i:
Dear Sir,-In addressing you this it i, my
intention not only to apologize for, but to
correct as far as possible the gross Injustice
done you in card signed by me September
%, 1915. The only excuse that can otler
in the way Of mitigation is passion and bad
advice. Respectfully, &C.,
PAT. WoODs.
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The RansE or CaiiEopxsis-

NEW YoaS, October 1.-Messrs.. Laidfaw
&c Co.-agents Of the Bank OF California In
this city,-state that they will pay ali out.
standing drafts of that bank on and after
Saturdaytte "a instant.
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DEEDS RECoRDED.-Segcnty deeds were re-
corded in the Henrico county clerks o1flce
| last mouth.
| One hundred and seVenty.four deeds were
| received for record in the clerks once OF 'te
Richmond Chapcery Court during the month
| OF Se,icmber.
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FLOUR ISspi icTsR.-Thc following is a
statement OF The flour inspected in Rich
mond. Va, for the month ending September
80, 1870: Familr, l,9lS barrels; ezra su'
pertinc. 3 S3G barrels; supcrtine. ol3 BAR
rcl>; fine, III barrels; middlings, - bar
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DIR. William F. Steu,rt, Marine Hospital, port OF
Baltimore: II take pleasure In recon-.
merding LIEErG's LIQUID FXrRAcT OF BEEF as .
most excellent tonic and nvgorator of the system
have tested IT. with universal success"
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'"~'--it l2:l5 z. NJ. yesterday an alarm
- "'c "Is lu!acd in at station AZ, corner
,.." -, d"H >pilng streets, caused by the par
,''' p"n'iG ol the root o! dwelling on west
'"a' >,ie'i, Oregon Hill. formerly occupied
~ - 'A Justice Cnmuack. Damage, twenty
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PRESENTATION OF A CANE.--A committee
on behalf of The Virginia press who partci
pated in the recent eXcnrSion North, have
presented Mr.. John Greene, of the Wing,
iiue cold-headcd cane as testimonial OF
their appreciation Of his services on thai
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have analyzed the Whiskcy known under the
brand of "B SELECT" ;" controlled BY Mcssrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and nud II
FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend Its Use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. }. Il. McCAw. VI. D..
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Va.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, AZ p. NJ. six buiid-
ing lots on the east side OF Thirty.frst stre ect be-
tween and streets.
n. s. ANDERSON & CO., 10 a. M, horses.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, l0A. NJ. all the book
cases belonging 10 the latc Thomas II. W.nne.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS Of all Our
readers that they should 20 to BoSCHES'S TO buy
their boots, shoes, trunks, and valises 500 and 81
Broad street,
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COMMISSION MERCHASTS.-We solicit your or
lcrs for printing, or II calI at any time you may
wish 10 see specimens OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured lhlt 1t will be to your advantage.
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TIE LEE GALLRKT.-ThiS we'll known Gallery
shows steady improvement in style aud artistic
sklll. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
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'N>f4cIok ArroIhTED.--The Governor yes.
''s i'aptp!Dled }. X. Cunningham an in.
g. r'"' o' tobacco tor Randolph warehouse,
'A''i!e, Oh The pant Of owners.
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GanuIa.

GAS sSoGuE, October l.-Natbaniel Ealio.
way, MS wife, and Mrs. Snell ~ere drowned
to-day by the upselting OF boat whis cross
Ing the river to Fishes Landing, n. Z.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DIspATCH PRISTISG-HouSE. Good WORK, 10"
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-Thc hest PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY In the United states.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America. Sold by
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LEH 4 Co., agents.
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DISPATCH PRIETlNG-foCSE.--Cn Unsurpassed IA
ciics for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
rrintlng Orders filled promptly and at low prices.
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FINE BARTLETT PEARS at %, So, and soc. pei
dozen at IIZZtSI'S.
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THE LEE GALLERy.-The best specimens and the
finest likeness of General Lee ever taken.
Mrs. General r. E. LEE.
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FINE PEARS AND SWEET ORANGES.-I'lzzlS
has a fine lot Of these fruits.
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FRESH cocoANrrs Just received at PIzzINl's.

TIE CAPITOL HOTEL, cOrEer of Twelfth an'
Franklin streets, is the place to get GOOD DINNEl
at moderate price.
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by using
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid, and
costs but 81 cents. Sold by POLK MILLER Il Co.
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THE PosT OFFICE. On and after Monday
October An. the poss-t ffice Will close al O.5'
r.M,, instead of O'Clock.
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LADY BYROS's PERSIAN LILY-WHlTE removes
tan. freckles, and hcauIi,s he complexion. irice,
Is cents. POLK MILLER & Co, agents.
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The best collar ever made Is the ELMwoOD. i
fits better and looks better than any other.
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PASTRY! PASTRY !-PIZzISIis now making AL
kinds of fire pastry aud piles. Housekeepers shone
send In their orders.
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CREAM-PuFFs.-Those who desire some OF thes
nice cakes can find them at PIZZISI'S.
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Concord GRAPES AND YELLOW BANANAS
Go to PIZZINI'S and get some of this nice fruit.
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.E ....a.ss IA tn" regular services OF the
...# ~.'. 81 &.uI guutUHc mcN's, have 'crtto-
.''.. Ft.i..h"'t "a th- column. 10 meet The
.-'! ".-aE N,38 Il. ire 10 publish weekly rrll-
t"'I"". aE'! others wac sometimes insert
|- r.tsh a"!ir~,. Il conspicuous pace In the
.'#H.l.- = "'t,uluu> Viii p, hereafter appropriated
.'.' C,'. au': "har-" "i twenty-five ccnts made
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vpGE-,sE acts tsns'y upon tss czses o. aug ah. 10
co,n nasnts IL ,aygoraies aug sIenR .eus ,..rs
nsp,s ';rm c, .nses and cuf. Ileeratsols cpryS
aassu"s,twatio,,. and Es gala,es the aose's. u
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FRE.ALAR@s.--DI DIrn" the month OF Sep
tember there were four alarms OF hrc.
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RIPE SICKLE PEARS.-PlzzISI is selling them Il
20c. per dozen.
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Go TO HERMAN BoscHES & BRorHER's to nave
YOUR shoes or boots maize. fit qua 'anteed.
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soLn BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND pEatERs
kyEPYwHERE.
Foc 2-s&Y2tI
10, 2.s&H2tl

nR. j. p. METTAUER CONTINUE ma
~ his profess ional tswsss y y.l,sS s1 kfDAYs
where be hy nr Office xpi. ats3 w S>s
an ONCE '. his reside9es, near npfasaSa.
90 zes'1m ~
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READS DUCHESS CoLoGNE-Fin In the world
Trial bottles, 25 cents. POLK MILLER 20.
agents.
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pany.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, October 1.-The Couris7s:
Journals Nashville special says ffty poIicp-
holders of the y. Louis Mutual Life I'M
surance Company, living in Middle Tennes-
see, have fed suits to recover sack annus7
premiums amounticg to s40,03s, on the
ground that the com pany has failed TO com.
plY$with contracts. Twenty thousand dol.
lars, worth of bonds have been attached.
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED Me.
BC,s1GS, Octoasr, 1870.

na,r s,r.-Mx daustirn af1r haglsS severe az !.
,.a ~ whoelag.cOugr- was left n feeble STAG & ~
sasn h R in:. acS,sei 5y frient. she uiess nn,
YtCErIsE> aud after using lew sos'te'
have SssD gress - asrer ,toss ssr ,hs
Ia Ia ,n,,,,i and t,u happy 10 say IL nss -
cured .sis we aseoTpessd me + + = sra.:
others wRh the salas good Iseas :, nie,sat tn
clesnsry q nd papiasr Of the eiooa; " -
axe sad / can cbeerfGilS recommend ". .,ae,s e
'""s' ~ s"S9 'SN JA9as aogss, 364 Athers saSe'''
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CITY CoUNCIL.-A regular meeting of this
body WAS held last night at tie Council
chamber at O'Clock. Present: Messrs.
Baird, Craig. Eubank, Fendley, Nunnally,
Morrissette, Moles, Monteiro, and White
head. In the absence Of the President, on
motion of Mr.. Craig, Mr.. Morrissctte was
called upon 10 preside.
The following communication from the
Mayor was read
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THE NEW LAW AGAINST DRCNEaRDo.
HALIFAX, October 1.--Tbe hrSt case unaet
the new law authorizing the confinement OF
habltual drunkaFds on the compliant oi
friends is progressing here. The prosecutor
is the fa,her-in.law of the defendant, VINO Is
a ,rnll.fn-ln 1itiZnn
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SHANGHAL, October 1.-Mr. Wade, The
Britis n minister, has intimated to the Chine Sc
Government that II bis demlnds are not cosh
Piled with by to-day be viii leave Pekin.
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morning the little m IN arose, and stood holding
on 20 the side o t,e door looking around. ~
sca was stil iunninR high At length he said.
Mama, don you think God Will excuse me " l
say my prayers wi hOut l.neelino down this
morning II pi cnes So He W sa wonderful
child, assure YOU"
hese incidents we're related with rare humor
and skill, the sick TOY aud the WORKOUT mother
each done TO the life.
e"My engagement With Mr: DAILY" said Clara
Morris, ." b. gins the 18th OF November. am to
play in New York through December and Janu-
ary, ard afteiward nave engagements TO
travel Nv friends anxious that I
shall cancel all my engagements but don't
want to. l never broke hut one engage
ment, and that was last season. when broke
down IN California, and had to 40 to the hot
slr.rRs. l want to keep my New York engage
ments any way, and break my travelling engaRe-
nients, " any. Playing here In New York Is
chid's pl " to travelling and playing. The Jour
neys are tedious eng presoipe. You have TO
and anxiety. | am to sppear IN the Fifth Ave:
nue. Theatre In modern play, the name OF
which ! am not at liberty to alive. and also In
the new French version Of 'Aane stuart !
am so glad to get home" she continued. Rest
and the care OF kind friends will do wonders for
me, am sure, and In two months hope to be
able 20 appear before New York audience"
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HIGHWAYMEN BAFFLED.
4 Man Pounded Almost TO Death on the
Hackensach Plank Road.

Theodore Mossman, IA liquor dealer. OF
500 Eighth avenue, went to New Jersey on FRI
dav TO collect money from several saloon keepers
in and near West HobokeD and Union Hill. He
started home In the evening with about 500 IN
his pocket. On the Hackensack plank road,
about mile from the Schutzen PARK, veil
dressed young man sprang from behind a cuil p
OF bushes, and seized the horse by the bride.
Two men, meany dressed, and wearing striped
shirts and no coats, climbed at the back OF the
wagon, and one OF them struck Mossman
twice IN quick succession on the head and
the back OF the neck with what seemed
fell Oick stunned. lie could make no active
defence, but had just strength and sense enough
thrust his hands into ms pockets and hold them
there. The hghwaymen beat his hands and
arms with their cluDs, but he kept fast hol on
his money. As MOssman's lIst ray Of conscious.
was dying out, the hghwaymen were
alarmed by the approach Of n man on the road.
They then struck their victim two parting
blows. sprang from the wagon and disappeared.
The man hastened on 10 the SChutzen park,
where Mossman was well known and gave an
alarm, but no trace Of the thieves could be
found. MOssman's head, arms and bands were
badly cut ana bruised, but no bones were
broken.
Is Is thoueht that the deed was committed by
the gang who for two months have operated
near West Hoboken and Union Hill. There
have been few night. In which there has not been
an attempt at burglary, and more than once
three houses have been robbed on the same
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TIE OLD WORLD,s NEWs.
Rumors Of n Ministerial Crisis Growing Ont
Of Prince MiIan's Speech.


KRAGUEJEvATz, sept. 1s.-The commit
tee has not yet been able to present the Skoupts-
china with an address In reply TO Prince Milan's
speech. The dfcussion stil continues. Tue
Government has as yet failed to secure ma
jorily for peace. There are rumors OF a minis
terial crisis. The situation Is grave and uncer-
tain.
CONSTASTINoPLE, Sept ls-Latest advices
state that the Consuls Of Austria, Germany. and
Iraly despair OF bringing about negotiations be-
tween the Bosnian insurgents and Server Pasha,
the Turkish Commissioner. The English,
French, and Russian COnsuls, whose task lies ia
Herzegovina, are still no eful, because the in
surge1ts there show a cOnciliatOry disposition.
1hey are, however, unabie to give definite re-
port Of the result OF tneir mission until they
have interviewed the insurgents In the noun
tains near Gatcnka.
IONsIANTINopLE, Sept. l9--Tne Minister Of
War has received a despatch from Ali Pasha,
were a,..~cked Sept. S, near Nl-heerad Bosnia,
defeated and pu, :" night ON the battie held
were found passports and otnor documents
which leave no longer ny doubt that the ser
vians intended to declare against turkey.
The Sublime Porte publishes the foregoing,
and calls attention TO the fact that the insur-
gents VINO take refuge In Austria are not dis
armed, Notwithstanding Turkeys representa-
tions.
vIENNA. Sept. l9-Insurrecion has broken
out at 1tskovac, near Gracnowo. The insur-
gents burned Turkish guard house, the garri-
son Of which fled.
The insurreciion ia said to be spreading in
tions have been made for general rising in
HOsna.
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WORRYING the GAMBLERS.
The New Activity of the Police and What tn,
Police Justices are Doing.

Police Justices are Doing.
Capt. Allaire made a descent yesterday
morning upon the well-known gambling house
at leS Bowery, called the Gotham. The gam
blers had fortified themselves In every way
The police had TO burst through four doors,
each as 1t fell giving an alarm within. But even
after this the police, having forced their way
through four doors. ARE sted six gamblers at the
faro table. None Of them were playing
The prisoners gave their names as Walter
Livingston, James Reilly, Nathaniel barry, Ed
ward lie Roy, Charles Crockford, and Thomas
Lane: Justice Duffy discharged them for want
OF sufficient evidence.
Thomas Neville complained at tho Fifth street
station on saturday evening that he had lost SIS
In social game OF poker at Third avenue.
Capt. Mccullough arrested the men In the
house, among whom were the persons who had
played with Neville. Justice Smith discharged
the prisoners.
On saturday evening an anonymous letter
was received at the Centr j Once OF the police
Informing the Superintendent that a gambling
house was IL active operation at barclay street.
On Saturday evening Inspector Dilks ordered
out section OF men from the Liberty street po-
lice, and surrounded tie place. by piling up
boxes and placing ladders the police were ena-
bled To- look Into the rooms, but they saw no
gambling
I he Joke on Inspector Dilks Is that Barclay
street has alw ys been n day game, and has
closed at r NJ, whereas the raid was made be-
tween sand o Z. M.
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SPARKS FROM TnE rELEGRArn.

Sir George Essex Ilon}man, late Justice OF
the Court y Common Peas, London, ID dead.
Ex- Alderman Patrick Welsh, Of Messrs. r.
NILS C'i slipbulldrrs, dicd yestcrdly In BunalO.
George Il. Gather, an old retired merchant.
well kuo~n ahd highly respected In lumore, died oa
Saturday.
he Rev. John Read Of Providence, II. l..
Nel aole na!ist clergyman, aged 90 years, ued in
lrausiou yesterday.
An imperial decree granting Annuties 70
osh.us -au governors Of dlocescs has been promul.
gated IN no JaneIro.
f. 90 saturday the Charges d'AGaires of Austria
IaNe hhd spain accrodl ed 10 the Vatican ANA sryo.
e. b.! ~ AneIlosn-, called upon Cardinal McCl sAey ia
Rome To pay lnelr respects. "
81 John's Roman Catholic Church, ProvI.
ueuce, y H. "s dedicated Yesterday with tAr u.ua
WlpIensNt cereln mics. IN" Rev Dr. McGlyuu Of New
iofk preached the sermon.
f. MI Michael Bradshaw wont 10 Osdenshure. y Y,
from thAleaugay, ami yesterday hired small h,t "a
io". hlN across tAc ufrr tie atttmnttd c,n..l "a
DOht, out anu Na drowned lAr Dos was sia cd
shAt NJ dld not tcll any one uf the accident f, ,s
eodY was found noatlng mar the shore.
The Tompkn. county Rtpuh.ican Cl.V.uti,1
dominated Josish llawes iuI tnr A. ciuliy I f. A.
Hog a Tor Shelr. kuert Wa lli.fl a.. '..'r..,,
ieier IT, tMnnEion ,and john 81. . ia .1l - % o. -
Sen'lus Tor School lVmnSs. lur rtnt lIrs. silct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
BROOk LIN.

The Mutuals In fine game on SATURDAY. beat
the Athletics OF Philadelphia 6to4.
Theodore Tton has heeu drawn In the iury
panel of the Cy Court for the September term which
begins to-day,
Fredrlck Ruthchild, saloon keeper of "a
Hamilton avenue, was ocAcd mp yesterday murnl on
ach.rge Of selling liquor alter puunighi saturday
george Hinds, CARPENTER Of 1899 st. Marks
Nenue brookyn, wasarrested ON SATURDAY nikht tor
having beaten his boy aged 10. until lie WAS uncon.
81 US hlnds was stupiay drunk and could not tell
Tnat nc had done Later the officers acertaned that
ihe BOY was UNCONSCIOUS from dehauch ia Whlch he
Joined bis fatner aud that m some way his spne had
become Injured, AS n from severe beating.
Frank Mace, aged 81 years no residence. died
yesterday afternoon I'm brick yard shed the foo al
Taylor street Villiansburgh from ussipation ana en-
posure' The body was taken to the Morgue.
In the Brooklyn CITY Court on Saturday
Juuge Nelson eranted order Tor the arrest Of
D. Moore VINO Is being sued by his wife for divorce fr
refusing to pay ailmony As ordered by the Court
Justice Pratt has refused to grant the motion
70 % aunt 40 oa o1leer Redmond Joyce who in Jail
man. w"om As had arrested fyr dAardarlY lnnduGt.