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Cadets Of Temperance.

Union Star Section, No. /, meets at Fidel-
ity Hall every first and third Friday night.
John II. Clarke, w. A.; Maurice 81. Dab
uey, secretary. Membership. 100.
Golden Rule Section, No. 3, meets at the
Orphan Asylum every first and third We'd
nesday night. Edward Ross, w. A; Robert
7. Eliyson, secretary. Membership, 104.
Grant Section, No. 5, meets at Temperance
Hall, Manchester, every second aud fourth
Wednesday night. Joseph Goode, W. A. ;
John B. Graham, secretary. Membership,
100.
Loving Star Section, No. 4, meets at Hams
Hall, on Ninth street, every second and
fourth Friday night. c. johnson, W. a.;
james NJ. Page, secretary. Membership, 90.
Combs Section, No. 6, meets at Fidelity
Hall every first and third Tuesday night. 81.
Thompson, w. A.; W. FL. l.. Combs, secre-
tary. Membership, las.
Shiloh Fountain Section, No. II, meets at
Shiloh Baptist church every first and third
Monday night. George w. Combs, W. a.
Robert b. Evans, secretary. Membership,
AS
Officers OF the Grand Section of Virginia:
John Z. Branch. g. w. p; John b. Ora
ham, G. V. P; Robert B. Evans, q. s.; &.
w. Mckenzie. A. G. S.; W. Il. Lester
Combs, G. T.; Rev. Charles BoWe, G. Z. -;
Mrs. Martha Bride, G. g.; }. Emmet Cate,
G. w: Lewis Dicker>on. ?. G. W. Z.
This Order is in 4 fiourishiug condition,
and bas over 5000 members in this State.
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Neurology of the Year.

There is no sadder reading than that pre-
sented in the sutjoined list of. the notable
deaths Of the past year. We have not at.
tempted to give catalogue of all who have
died during the period in review, nor even
of all the adults Of either sex, but of those
only who by their position officially, promi-
nence in the community, or advanced age,
are entitled to place on the pages OF the
history of our beautiful city:
January.
LIST, Francis Parata; age, 60. D. A. Silva,
a native of Portugal; age, 60.
Cd, Mrs. Johanna P. Noting, wife Of the
late A. w. Noting; age, 60.
Sd. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Graves, widow OF
the late Bartholomew Graves; age, IL.
4th. James Timberake, of Louisa county
age. SO. He left widow, six children, thlr-
weight grandchildren, and eight great
grandchildren.
Q h. Me. Honora Reilly age, Sc.
10th. A. A. White; age, 4s. Louisa Daw.
son age, 81.
18th. Mrs. Bridget Sullivan; age, II.
14tb. Mrs. Catharine Wallace, relict of the
late William Wallace; age, rs. Joseph F.
Raymond-very suddenly-found dead near
the Free Bridge.
18th. Mrs. Mary MacMahon; age, so.
18th. Mr.. John W. Lee; age, e.. MIR
Lee fell through the bridge near news
Ferry, Richmond and Danville railroad.
Goth. Mrs. Maria Binns, of Manchester
age. II. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips; age, So
she was for seventy years member OF the
First Baptist church in this city. Mr.. 10
bert A. Payne age, 70.
the late &. L. Caldwell; age, 90. ;.
25th. S. L. Reese. Mr.. Reese was .fol
many years the stage.driyer between Rlcn
mond and Tappahannock.
26th. Mrs. Elizabeth Via; age, II.
29lh. Mrs. Harriet T. Curtis; age, 90.
31st. Captain Henry E. Richie, late 0
Henrico county age, A.
February.
4th. James Hoioman; age, 50.
9th. Mrs. Ann r. Sherrard; age, ~.
9Th. Miss Fanny III. Watkins; age, 70.
9th. Norwood Beverley Randolph, CLERK Q
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Sons of TEMPERANCE.

he Fidelity DIVISION, 0. !, meets at Fidelity
II i!ul on the first anC third Wednesday eve
ENIn@ A = o'clock. W. Isaac johnson, W.
Ell; v. II. l.. Cons, r. S. Membership,
ElUD.
Is Friendly Division No. ,, meets at Tenn
4 l"rancc Hal. Manuester, every Tuesdly
n ''"i!!n@ at ) o'cloG. Simuel Logan, w.
81 - Charles v. Loyl, L. S. Membership,
b Friendship Divsin, No. 3, meets at the
B orphan Asylum on he first and third Mon
-! night it O'clrk. j. T. Brown, w.
d / Robert I. E!lysn, r. S." Membership,
Charity Division, 70. 4, meets at the Or
l41n Asylum on theiirst and third Monday
i@nt al o'clock. Miss Ophelia James,
v. r.; William NJ Mickim, K. S. Mem.
h.r.hip, IS.
las! Star DiyisiCr. No. ). meets at Tenn
jcrancc Hal, Manchester. Mrs. Polly Hun.
4 l.cnu, ". F.; Mis-. NJ. J. Farley, K. S.
Membership, 80.
Mount Vernon Division, No. G, meets at
lue Orphan Asylum. Mrs. Mary +. King,
v. T.. Miss Lucy swer, r. S.
Living Star Division, No. 7, meets at FL
o'I'y Hall every !ODday evening at u
o'clock. A. Amble Drew, w. p; Miss
N"toilne Bray. K. S. Membership, AZ.
l,!cIilnond Divisir, No. s, meets at Sa-
nafitan Hall, on iayo street. Emelne
Iu''man. W. p; r. /. johnson, r. S. Men,
h"ranlp, Is.
sunbeam Division No. 70, meets at Sun.
h'1m Hal, on Broa! street, every Friday
mSit' ". l.. Johhon, w. p; John D.
Booker. k. ;.
hriylt Star Diyisio, No. 10, meets at Sun
Prosre.s Division, No. IA, meets at Sum
'eatn Hall. Taylor V. Fitzhugh, deputy.
Hcnrco Division, 20. 10, meets at Sum
"'am Hal. Peter Msttin, ID. G. W. p.
virginia Division, No. II, meets at the
HfIhah Asylum, on Charity street, every
''day night. Mrs. Martha j. Mosely, w.
T.; Ars. Ellen barbolr, RS.
Staining Star Division meets at the Orphan
A.y ium, on Charity sheet. Isaac johnson,
W.; Cornelius Warrington, r. S. Mem
bcrssiip, 123.
Wxt Star Division, No. %, meets at Tenn.
i%Fanee Hall, Manches'er. Rev. Charles IL.
deputy. Membership, "a.
st. Paul Division, ~. %, meets at Tenn
tefance Hall, Mauchester. Moses Harris,
local deputy.
= : Kissing Mount Zion Division, No. SO, meets
81 temperance Hall, Rpeketts, every Tuesday
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snhencndcn1 order Of Good TernpIars.

3 N,.rnlar L,Igc. y 100. meets at Fidel-
e. it'll every second md fourth Wednes-
XIV r:-a,. ". II. /. Combs, w. {. i.
SI,,.p.i !. lIrris, W.. Membership. los.
Gu.tru EGI" Loi.~, No. 1O1, meets at
Frua4I,' Hail every Monday night at .
rI,rF. Miss Mary Z. Sullv, W. {. T.;
rl>> Henrietta Wills W. 5. Membership,
1@
Charity Lodge. No.lO5, meets at Browns
lIN. Wordvll!". Hcntco county, every Sat-
7r,'ay night. George ". Brown, W. G. T.:
( irtrlc> +. Harris, v S. Membership. Is.
Welcome Temple, o. 100, meets at Good
Trmrtr>' IItii every bird Monday night at
s o'clock. Il. +. G.ueS. ". ID. T.; Au-
,E,tu> t. looming, \. D. 5. Membership,
Juvenile Lodge, \. /. meets at CombS's
Jta.! every sunday forming at 10 O'Clock.
Dir. Burnley. e.: Ms Maria Ellis, s. Mem.
i,vr>iip, ~.
Band Of Hope. y, /. meets at Combs's
lI.il weekly. Miss allie r. Burnley, c.;
nrprGc ". Combs, ; Membership, %.
GooG.Wii! Lodge, juvenile Templars, No.
:. meets N Tcmplar' Hall every Saturday
j. INT. Mis-. Betty !! Burnley, c.; Daniel
N~adr, ;. Memoersip p, 1913.
Officers OF the Grad Lodge: William Il.
Brown. G. c.: K. l. BraXtop, G. '. {.
NJ, Lucy Carter, Grad Secretary Charles
J .Gticroy, Grand l.asurer; Miss Agnes
LYON, &. g.: Georg Williams, Jr., Grand
Aapjain; Miss Kate White, G. S.; William
i. Arn.lslrad, 6. l.. Robert b. Evans, D.
&C.
Whole number Of odges in the State, 5;
41.3.
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REV. q. HartI., Or, deputy. Mem.

nlcht Rev. q. Harris IL, deputy. Mem.
hsrss, 60.
wy Tns Star Division, No. "a, meets at Good
Tsnes arS Hall. Sterling Peasants, w. p;
3 Evans, r. s. Membership, sd,
Eeelsior Division, No. 35. Organized
* +st 25, 1874, A. Lucas, W. p: w. r.
,Josson, R. S.; w. T. White, IT. Member.
,6cers Of the Grand Division, Junior
Tx ,ok Nickens, G. W. p, Leesburg; w
tTsc johnson, G. w. A., Richmond; W.
n Lester Combs, G. s., Richmond; W. l.
1 ! 4nson, G.. T., Richmond; Rev. George
y Cook. Grand Chaplain. Norfolk; B. L
pss. Grand Conductor, Petersburg; Benja
"a Green, Grand Sentinel, Portsmouth
II. Waters, g., D., Leesburg; Hon. 10.
/ phi p. Evans, q. L., Petersburg.
Representatives to the Supreme Division
II The World, to be held at Providence, r
/, July 1875: W. III. Lester Combs, P. G.
W. p, Rlchmond; j. Cook Nickens, G. w
P, Leesburg; Simuet Logan, z. G. W. A.
Thomas Scott, p. G. W. A.,
W. Isaac johnson, 6. w. A.,
Whole number Of Divisions In the State
Sc; number Of members in 36 Divisions,
!, S02.
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MORTUARY.

The following is the mortuary report for
the past year, beginning with December 20,
1874. and ending December 26, 1874, COM
niled in this office from the weekly reports
furnished us By the Board Of Health.
Causes Of Deah.-Abortion, 2 aoseess:
5 apamia, 2; apoplexy, 26 angina pectorls,
1 apthea, 8; asthma, 4; aucurlsm OF aolta,
L; albuminuria, /; asphyxia, l; Drain.ais'
ease, II; bronchitis laeute) Q; er enh.,s
Qchronic), 8; burns and scaIds, s arshra'
disease, /; cancer, 20; casualties, eereDro'
spinal meningitis, Is childbirth, 1; choiefa'
infantum, SO; ehslera-morons, - con con
gestion Of bowels, 8; congestion 81 Dram
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(nlored Benevolent Orders.
MaSoufc-

c.,ri,v Lodge. No. 9, A. Y. NJ, meets e',en, on
cam! Tncsday night In each month
=, 1,,o n,s' II. Hill, ". NJ; ', ". H. L. COMBS
1f ..o,@ry. MEMBERSHIP. 30. =, oo..
Iy;S>nd,np Lodge No. . A. n s;o m' mee5s
On o ' .,,.n Bentley. W. M; Ahner Cooley sec
-H ,,.a,, solomon Lodge. No. lS. meets every
h'9~ n;rht at Msson>' Hall. Marshal
N,n"'' = Rage, W. NJ. ; William NJ. JACK
>'i kir. David Lodge, No. IA, meets al le1'
i.r,ol> Hal, M, Nn e A'y.N: r. c. Ho,
s' y," " J. Il. BurrelI, secretary. Men
t*J,N,P' m' Io5cr, No. IL. A. Y. NJ. mee
Warren D" >,Srr on Franklin street. IS
over ,'.n E J,uH ". Nj; William II. "ei's,se
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Other COlOred Orders.
MALE.

NALL
Mechanics Union: B. Harris president.
Membership, %.
First National Phoenix: T. Payne presi-
dent. Membership, IS.
Old Phoenix: Membership, As.
Friendship Helping Society: I. Wyatt
president. Membership, 81.
United Sons Of Love: A. Hill president.
Membership, "a.
First District Society: S. Hambelton presl-
dent. Membership, 81.
Young Mems Christian Association: r. T.
Scott president. Membership, 4S.
Union Benevolent Society: Membership,
A.
United Board of Benevolence A. Cooley
president. Membership, Is.
Youngsters Union: II. Bachus president.
Membership, %. "a
independent Sons and Daughters OF Peace:
Membership, 40.
Baptist Helping Society: I. Jones presl'
dent. Membership, 81.
Humble Christians: Membership, "a.
Sons and Daughters of the East: i. Hill
president. Membership, 81.
Morning Star Society: P. White president.
Membership, 30.
Union Benevolent Society, No. 2: Mem
bcrship, 90. .....-.-..
Union Club: S. Robinson president. Mem
bership, ITO.
Friends of the Cross of Christ: Member
ship, 40.
dent. Membership, ~.
Golden Chariot Society: Membership, As.
Rising Sons or the Vineyard: w. S. Sci
den president. Membership, IS.
Young Mems Hope: G. 3. Hill president.
Membership, 40.
Sons of Elijah E. Green president. Mem
bership, n.
Supporters of the Vineyard T. Richard
son president. Membership, IS.
Good Shepherds of Bethlehem: Member
ship, 60.
Transfers Union: Membership, 40.
Miller Mechanics: Membership, 70.
u. G. c. Society: J. II. Carter president.
Membership, $50.
Albright society: n. Williams president.
Membership, lao.
Young Sons of Messiah: Y. Griffin presi-
dent. Membership, 45.
Radical Drag: Ii. Page president. Mem
bership, 8.
Cedarwood Cemetery Association meets
on the first Thursday in every month. I.
N. Judah, president; William Ferguson,
vice.president; r. w. Johnson, secretary ;
Il. C.. Hobson, treasurer.
FEMALE.
Rising Daughters Of America Member
ship, 40.
Heroines of Jericho: w. f. BEowa presi-
dent. Membership, 53.
Sisters OF Love: II. Trent president. Mem
bcrship, 81.
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Grand United Order Good Samariaans

Faithful Lodge, No. /. w. Ii. BraNtoD,
president; J. H. Kicks, secretary. Men,
berShip, 1913.
Golden Circle Lodge, No. 2, meets at the
hall in Locust alley. B. B. Beanes, presl.
dent F. II. Fits, secretary. Membership,
1862
Officers Of the Grand Lodge: John b.
Branch, of Petersburg, grand president; Z.
II. Woodley. of Norfolk, grand vice-presi-
dent; j. r. Burton, of Danville, grand chief ;
G. W. Coleman, of Lynchburg, grand secre-
tary; Il. Fl. Rainey, Of Richmond, deputy
grand master
Delegate to the National Grand Lodge:
President j. 3. Branch.
This is new Order, and has 400 men,
bers in the State.
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Debating Clubs.

Templars' Debating Club, No. l, meets
at Combs's Hall, 903 Seventeenth street;
every Saturday night. w. II. L. Combs,
president; Charles Z. Harris, secretary.
Membership, 90.
Excelsior Club meets at kyle's Hall, on
Leigh street. John Fl. Carter, president;
F. Ii. Kyle, secretary. Membership, 10.
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Degree Connects, Sons of Temperance.

Fidelity Council No. 1, meets at Temper.
ance Halt once in each month. w. FL. l.,
Combs, degree master; Lewis Dickerson,
worthy recorder. Membership, 73.
Friendly Council, No. 2, meets at TEN
perance Hall once In each month. Moses
Harris, worthy project; Rev. Charles 81.
Hickman, worthy recorder. Membership,
173.
Mount Zion Council, No. SO, meets at
Temperance Hall, Rockets. Horatio Harris,
Jr., degree master. Membership, 43.
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b ,hnnnu,loni Order / Good-FeIIOws.

=. John Lodge. No. meets every Mon
a., Li.At \, Good.FcI'"s, Hall, on Broad
..,.... Il. : o'clock. :. =. Travis. w. \. Gu;
:. 7. ryrr. y. :. Mc:9cr>hip. 81.
G,,af Eastern LODE. No. >, meets at
|, al.Frllon. Hall. o. Broad street. Ro-
= j. llp;m.>. ". \ o.. L. b. iemlus,
J. :. Mru',r>l.P, :,
Di,,rjc. p~pu;y Gra.l Master, Rev. Will
.u II. Eotry. ArX1nria. Membership in
.ur ~. BOO.
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Mount Olive Fountain, No. l, meets at
Temperance Hall. Orphan Asylum, every
second and fourth Tuesday. Junlus i.
Brown, D. G. NJ; W. Fl. Lester Combs,
S. d.
This Order has membership of $4,000 in
the United States.
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Kuichfs OF Temperance.

Welcome Lodge, Ne. l, meets monthly at
Samaritan Hall. John Fl. Hill, W. X; Jerry
Ruttin, $. Membership, 2lO.
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Free Sons of Samaria

Ever-True Lodge, No. l, meets at Reform
ers' Hall every Thursday night. Robert j..
Holmes, W. c.; John Moody, WIS. Mem
bership, 121.
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Wisdom Ludr". M. reefs NJ true he
.y,gr,>' Hall every >ltu,ay. William ii
iroxu. A.. J. Ouyer Iwi>. X. ;. Mem
.,h!H. -.
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
N OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS. OVER. S13 100000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virgins. ..s 1900
IMPERIAL FIRE, INSUR ANCE COM
i PANY, OF LONDON. .
ASSETS. observation-disclosures. .Sl2, 00o,000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. 1000
shareholders personally respoasible for the ob!-
cations Of the above companies.
RepreseRting the above staunch old English conn
panies, we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their uuquestionabe security, prompt and liberal
settlement of all claims, and heavy income.
p JOHN n. CL AlBORNE q Co. Agents,
no10 No. HOS Main street.
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q
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
lNsUREs BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL Oh
ANNUAL POLICY.
10000, 900 PROPERTY PLEDGED TOPAf
&. LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID. a.,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE
Principal A CONT
JOHN B. DANFORTH,
f, secretaryi
HENRY D. DANFORTH,
Assistant Secretary
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM
no14 Collectors
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CONTEMPORARIES.

CONTEMPORARIES.
DAIsINs, NUTS, DC.
80 BOXES RAIsIss,
SOC POUNDS ALMONDS,
500 POUNDS ENGLISH WALsurs,
q BARRELS PECAN NUTS
100 BOXES and DaCMs FIGS,
SEQ CocoASUTs,
8 BOXES CITRoN,
8 Boxes LEMONS,
HALF BAaRRLs MnoE-MEAT,
cd HAMS FRESH vESisoN.
In, store. w. e.. DkNDRIDGE q w,
do n sa7 Broad street.
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TOHN h. CLAIBORNE,

John h. CLAIBORNE, ,sat E.
y No. 11GS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER. ....f65 900, 1000
Cash dividends surprising ali others at first aud
every anniversary Of policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, and
quarterly.
United Sta es. n110
n N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1ol4 MAIN STREET,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE Ne
SURANCE COMPANY. Of London and Edn'
burgh England-cap4tal, 81 o. 900, 0o0 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Clncias
natl Ohio-assets over 81 100000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPA'
NY, of New York-assets over $500 900:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANk!Sa
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-sssss over
'v xTEiRST1o INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, N. Y-assets over 4300.00O.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
lyn ". Y-assets over f2,u zoe, 600.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, .Ya.-assets over 900.
Deposited win the Treasurer or Virginia, $l55,
GEO. Losses eQuitabfy adjusted and promptly paid
At this agency. Applications solicited, and imme'
date attantion given tberelo. &c 40
, 1875-09-11

t.IAh'a ratacr. WAS observe to I'D IL q
lI.kc A now cen.ra wAa thna obtained,
AtM II Aceu,ed ~ Il sl,e wAosa city wonlt sooa
he IN ilnmn+. Fortunately tlts and tnt'to,v ,b-
sided. nnti II hccan'a \ pam / that no more isst
ftnm LAIN 70 .'u1 houa~. anil fl'n "A woa't Ia
deHtt3c1. for thu area laid In tlancs ~ tlls MAY
fra fusmrd a gap 10 Tia southwest. mi .ta
jhcutn River and K1thknl Cauat oil tho olhrr
eklcs. l!y9 9p. M, all ~ rrelsy vail over. And
dnc Of tue baatoAt and most rrowuci nnh tors of
quarter OF an lInur ha.iicod for ths toa' nsifuc.
tlo, of most titlhtl;lRs, bit fow made longer
resistance, notably \ fnA.Iy-.tesed shawl man,l-
faitory, Which Burned throughout Tho whole
night. Tho sRit or tho rlror about p. nj. wns
vety erahd l,lt very sad. The fro was then at It's
tanning omen md chtdrcn, and such rn,nlI
articles as they had been al1c 10 carry a~ny With
fhetn fInm their burning honnce. Wt,iIo tlIe
tlssnth roAred anil et,lnttctod and nov aud hgalb
great crA.h told of tho falling In OF roof, tho
woit,ci, and Children ~ the boals wcto hcsan4
:teir breasts and keeping up continuous = all.
Adtnelitnes A e,l.idcu frenzy fnctned 10 telze
them, ami. thru" Ing etnst Ives don n. they wofd
trar ont THEFT hair IN hAntfnls Al tia Tins tllcr
male relations Vera fighting tho flames bIayely.
syrtent. md consequently Tho confusion was
i'm cne. No Goyornment officials Of AnY RsAfo.
from Wa.eer dsHn to Police Constable. appeared
OIL tie sceno At all. but acorsH Of "hlto.robed
FsnAisa and Munttlr. and hunctcda Of eepovs
rere ytulh1o ou tho roof Of tho sfailsrataf's =
spectacle. anil thu latter armed with garrahs ot
water, ready In cAsd an nnIneky epatk nl,ould
lean tho narrow KutaAt1l Canal and ignite any
Tart Of tho pa1Rce. Inr fire WAS literally allowed
10 burn itsstf int. The 'osa will never be no.
rnrslcly nrerflanat. hut Il cannot to lena thsn
t1rc.1s Of shaw!a hare been burned, must DO
mich more,
, 1875-09-11

John GouBh, hackman, Ii under arreat at
tho Armory 1t tbs complaint Of Kato Stout, who
acensss lin Of An attempt to outrage l,or.
II. ". nartor uAs arrested By Detective
t1elnzosnsn yestsrdsr, aud booaed "a q vagrank
a tho Central Station. ue 10 also accused Of
daf1Audioy 4 phyH.oisn oua OF Anlalt Rum Of
money.
A hugs atonA foil On John O'Malley, = wo,k-
man On new building at tle corner Ut Market
and MloAlaau t'asts, yesterday. and broke t'a
right Lex below tho knee. uo l'sea as 127 Hu-
ron street.
Charles Tucker, young msp. was artessed
on the Wsss Blds Jehlerday Aftethoon ~
Detective Morgan on charges u tafcont In
stealing twd horAoa Ind bivKles. He sold blle
Of tho vehloles. ue aas locked up in Central
Station.
a bricklh!er. named LsonAtd BohAdock. 70;
tlding At No. 60 Mohawk btrtot, attempted
eieida yests1day BY takiuR . doeo Of a.aenlc:
He obtained the poison IT 4 dug sto!o coraes u
North q, ,anue and Godgxiok street, ,.udor re-
tetlse Of uslng 1t In Nl ing rats. D1. He5man
brought hin out Of danger. No cause for ths
aet Waa giyeu. The young man Ia "a ycA's Of ase.
About $50 O'Clock last evsu!oR, while Ernst
Leonard, Of No. la7 Twonsy -sevsnth s.Tset, *as
walh,ug tho Ptstsburg, Fo,s Wayne q Chicago
Itsltwsy track It Thiity.nlnth street: 20 W.
struck hy / switch engine and tue nesh
torn from ha loft leg oet"een khe
hip aud the ankle. No bonea wore brokea. ".
Cheuow,eh atts1ded tho man Aan he VIA sub
euqusbtls sdnt honds.
A bold attsupt aas tnkdo BY muscular young
man rarned TLomts Oil to rob Frank Maynard,
4 ;f,ohI1an Granger. Of *45. Hs lnek Inn nj as
tho r,i,ns Vi tho Old posE'Ufice, corner Of Va
nssh aVeuue aud Harrison street, about il
o;ciock last hight. and. after knocking him
down With s.obe, wAs about to rob him Nheu
Ot1tcaf MsAd cAr1a upon tho scene. Gill let 10
~ lilo victim and Esn. aud tho patrotmap clAsed
hitu And ssut three ahots alter hl,n, whtoh lad
tue effect 10 stop him. lilo vas not Bit BY sov
Of tue bul.ets, tho ultites drug 10 int1ndase
him. ile mas taAen to The Arinory aud locked
Up. and Maynard MA held ~ aitnsas.
Detective Simmons returned from Grant 8tA-
tioui Ahuut 30 nlIsa from thus city, Oh the Clt-
csgo, Dautitle i Vipoennea Railroad, last sseu-
lug. bevln4 In ohAsgo = merchant of thai pIaco
named D. llenry barbat, who wa = foruor tesl-
dsot Of Chicago. lie wss arrested
| on State warrant ssoFu ont BY young wolnbn
| na,nod Addla 0fAvtA. fo1ulef sotf sss Ut ths
| Academy VI MuA.e, who aeeusA. Tho pris ,nes at
tho orine pf producing ~ aboftloo npou her
bJ giving bst medicine and csusiug tho
| premature birth OF chid Of which ths
| assells ha Ia tbs father. Barber II about "
yeass OF age vol. .dteased, and hne.l3oalng, and
| hin Accuser 10 ! prettY younk woman OF ID. At
tlo ttms at hsr ain .ulty she wAs stopping u the
Parker House, corues OF Madison and ua'st'd
stlsets, and cana very near dung. The pria-
onsr gave bail LAHORE Justice aunimetfe4d Tor
h!s &ppass.aeo tals pqERi9E Al u aelaGk
, 1875-09-11

thht haI I.t,ened 10 Mr. H. nadock. an Ok NE nbet
Of the House of Commons: "Wheu The houHe
Of Alexander Collie tho soacondipx swii!dier, II
Ksnsingtou place dAs dsns-a hglEy select aud
s1iHiocla,!o qusrtes Of London-Has on VEN
Previous ~ aals, II Was, OF cotrsd. from its iu1-
IlouH 4, andeur. IN object OF mnch curiosity. ard
was v.sslsl py 6. cat pumbais Of people. Among
otl4ers, ME. Laid ck wtul aud wss vary taueA l.
atr'ct BY = magnificent cousttsatosy. 1a ad:
sts kikl. Through large yhsst of glass WHICH Id
4Au nut oIAeryei. sud eers, sH cut 0ne Of hIs
legs above the knte, besides receiving other In
infufIaa. ~ lrst the cxse t1citod anxiety, but
ret 10, md praYed t4Is4"
, 1875-09-11

NEw Yonx, sept. lo.-A Lonlou special to tho
Eeeufnq Post says; 'After tho ldth Of thls
mouth the ratea of charges oti cAble messages
1rom Now YORK City and sil points cast Of New
Yosk City 10 tho United Kingdom aud France,
will DO Eoduced to sLlliiug sterling per word.
This reduction will cover Ill kudA uE buaiu ETC.,"
WHlrEwAsu.
LONDON, sept, 10.--lhc body OF tbs mate OF
tho yacht aiiatietoo having taah rscoyattd. "a
Inquest MAS he'd aud = verdict returned OF acct
dontAl deA.h, With alder shat tdcfe VAS at ttot
ot Judgment on the tart Of tho otfoeta Of The
royal fhclt. Capt. Alberta, and they turther, e1-
prasa The oi.lulun that soNar rats OF speed ard
moro ellctona lookout WOULD bs con0uciss I'd
tho publlo sstoty.