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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

Steamship John Gibson, New York t. Hooe
s. Johnston.
Schr August. Baltimore, to W A Smoot.
Schr Matthias Dunnuck, iic! mond, for Wash
ing'on.
Schr J NJ s. A Foxwell, Baltimore, for
Washington.
MEMORANDA
Schr Eleanor Fandusea il loading with coal ut
TIC wharves o: ;he Hampshire and Baltimore
Coal 60. for Boston.
Schr ) ) Tyler has bAcn lau. ched from the
ways, and viii load jmrn, ateIy at the wharves
OF the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co., for
New Haven
ScAr J a Croker wi 3 cargo OF coal, hip
ped By Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co., is
preparing u sail
Preparations we're made It QuaEtico yester-
lay lcr rnisin, the schooner U:I1n Bell, hereto
f re reported cut through by the ice and sunk
below that place.
Two ,ch on@rs, both named Isabel, one loaded
with wood and tho other with lumber. and some
oyster snd fishing boats-all bcurd up-wero
lying III Qurntico last night.
Schr Condover, lying here snc9 the frecz-
had her fig lyiag to-day r d Tug to tow her 70
Washif. tn.
The stern wheelr steamer National has ar.
rived from beio" with cargo of wood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

rARDoHED The Governor today parioned
Charles i amber, white, canviclcI Of burg larry
in the Circuit Court of Rockingham county
AMI sentenced to ore ycar in the pcntrntiary
pIrlDnel for tn" rea or tha, he is hny fifteen
years II age, # w ak nnr, and previously in
offensive and gupd character, who was u, d as an
Instrument Of rr:mc ty the resi- criminal. Hi,
release was applied for by the Judge and Of
crS Of the court which tried him, and vas
knnwn to lie in accordance wi,h the unanimous
wishes OF the jury and III" cor,muutiy in which
the offence was committed. Prisoner lad been
confined for nearly six months Rich .Stntc
.J0unui.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

IL tic cditor Of tie -1icrun'lrio Gd=ettc:
In yesterday paper there is Il local, or po-
lie, report, which mentions ,hc arrest Of wo-
man, NAMED Mary Richardson, on the charge
"uf stealing silver spoons from DR. Johnson.
The wou,au ha- been in NY service tor nearly
four years and is honest aud capable. She
was. by the false testimony OF i fellow servant.
arrested and COMMITTED but as no complaint
was entered against her except by. and through
the woman, Louisa Jones, she was honoraby
arqlttcl. hope you will publish Ills, il
justice to lie w2u,an MARY Richardson AZ
Ter charac' or is her sole dependence for main
tance Most Respectfully,
Mrs. DR.. D. B. JOHNSON
Alxan,iria. Frbuary Isl, 1875.
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special Notice.

GEMS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have just received = fresh supply OF Gems
.Xtr,. I..r Ear,i-scwed Boots and Shoes, ar.t
SLIPPERS OF every description, which We un:4,>-
.s:irgy recommend - BE- the very best on Ss,e
in tn" city. w Is. WAJDEi,
sep ~ II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

Gen. Butler. yesterday, in the House Of
Representatives, presented a petition in Ger
man aud Eugiish, for the abolltiou Of the Sen
ale as being copy of the House of Lords 10
Eog!aud, aud praying that the office OF Presl-
dent aud Vice President be abolished aud the
duties be transferred to an Executive Council
of seven mbers, to be chosen by the House
and to be subject to dismissal by 1t for mlsccn-
duct 10 cffi.e; restrictions 10 regard to sex are
also to be abolished, and no important law shall
20 into effect until sanctioned by a mJ ,rlty of
the people-changes, we should think, radical
enough for the most radical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

DIAMONDS Those of US whose DANES are
not Mrs Fitch, and whose papas have not been
ahle to give the klIedlve Of Egypt such an
amount of military information tina! the CRATE
full lsmail sends US $500 900 bu.ch Of d!a-
monds, may al least cJn,ol" ourselves Is r. CT
ing that W. might have found the sad liauJuds
chad they been ours very much Of AL elephant
on our bands. A lIan or "oman who has
more than quarter at mihon d)llar~ WORT.
of diane. ds tu take care OF, t. transport thou
sand miles, 10 exhibit u0w aud then, TO keep
safe aud occasionally to War, c,r.aBly las
something to thuk about. VISIONS OF burglars
must sometimes intervene upon oue blessed
with such gifts Let Us think Of these things
and be happy.-PhHadelphia Record.
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- Office OF CO.PARTNfR>HlP.

~ F bruary lSt, 1873.
WIN. y. BERKELEY has this day as~o atcd
with ham in business his son II AkOLD BERk-
LEY. Inc business will il tu!ure be conducted
u.dcr the i7m nsnc of WM. y. BERkLEY
y SON ut the old sand, No. ia King street,
where they will keep we'll selected assortment
ct DRY GOODS. Thankful for past patronage,
would respectfully solicit continuance of the
same to the new firm.
feb WM. n. RERhLEY.
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( NHOiCE GROCERIES.

The httoLtion Of my customers and the lnh,.c
generally Is respectfully called TO large line q.
choice goods, such eS-
RAiSIAS, CUKkANTS, ClTRON,
PRESUMED JELLIES,
NED GOODS ia great variety,
ENGLISH and An ERICAN PICK LIS
Ire and othrC SAUCES
NEN ORLEANS MULA>SES.
NEW YORK and VA. BUCK WHEAT,
HGMlN ukITS, &c, &c,
together with full stock OF pure DRANDiE
WHISTLES, WINES, &c, &c. Ais" Firzinia
Crab Apple, New York and Newark CIDER
consistent with fair dealing.
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Grocer,
dcc3 No 5 north FalrlaA 81.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1875.

The ruling of Speaker Blaiu yesterday gave
the Republican side of the House the control
OF the situation, aud following up their advan
tage, motion was made to suspend the rules
SO as to allow the Committee Gu Rules to re-
port at once. The result was 10 in the athr'
native to sc 10 the negative, lacking two votes
of the necessary two-thirds majority Que
Republican, Mr. Seuer, of Virginia, who OPP
poses the Civil Rights bill, voted with the
Democrats, and that defeated the motion. A
later attempt was made with even less success,
the result being l73 to SO. The Republicans
afterwards moved aud carried recess until to-
day. This has the effect Of prolongng the e-
gisIative day of Monday into to-day, so that
motion to suspend the rules will still be IN CT
der This is done to avoid giving the Demo-
Gratis an opportunity to tiibuster on the report
OF thc Committee on Rules; but 1t Is doubtful
whether the necessary two thirds can be secur
ed. Sneaker Blaine will have to rule that the
committee is privileged to report at any time,
and also that no dilatory motions eau be Gu
tertained pending the report. Both Ut these
rulings the Democrats assert to be without
foundation in the rules, aud will appeal on
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

It has not been determined who is to succeed
Mr.. Gladstone rs leader Of the Liberals in Par.
Lament. Mr.. Foster has Withdrawn from the
contest. The selection Of the Marquis Of Hunt
iugton, it is stated would secure the party
against division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
Recapture Of FOu..s.

Correspondence Of the Alexandra q 'za'te. |
BRESTsvlLLE, Va, Feb. l.-Je5sc Fouks
wa, captured yesterday evening by the j'ior
in a straw rick, abou, FIVE miles from Breufs-
Vile He has since stated that he knew who
committed the murder, aud duplicates another
coIored man by the uame OF Willis rchbs. N
one believes this charge, and it is THOUGHT that
he will make clean breast OF the whole mat
ter before he is hung J. j. D.
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h f1DEE sSf ES.
NJ UIL J. REED,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,

No. a south Fairfax ST.,
Begs leave to call the attention Of The public 10
the fact that he has now on hand
CHOICE FAMILY BACON.
PURE LEAF LARD, put up in small pack.
ages expressly for family use.
MI&CE MEAT
SAUSAGE MEAT--sll of 5 own manutac.
ture--wh!cn csnno: be surpassed. Cali and try
them.
Also large supply Of CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES,, FRESH ROLL BUTTER, s.HI
POULTRY, of all kinds received da ~ and =
fire assortment of CHOICE EATS. dec Ill
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i5a1i " sLske'EkEI.

ALExAxi,RIA MARKET February w heat
is very du.l; offerings light, consisting Of 4I4
bushels rcd, with sale: at l5 AID l23 for fair to
choice. Corn is quiet ard unchsn2cd offerings
oi t;92 bush Is mixed with sale: at - and IS
Nothing dol: & IN Rye or Oats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
ALIQUIS.

"THE WANDERING HERES. The Rich
mond papers have, during the past two
weeks, contained frequent mention OF an
alleged "wandering heircss," who had taken
up her quarters in the Spring Street Hume,
charitable institution, in that city. The
girl is fifteen years ofage, and gave the name
of Mary Henbest % Thursday last Mr.
John DINNER, of Tren,oo, New Jersey, the
master, or, as he calls himself, the adopted
father of the girl, arrived 10 Richmond and
took legal steps to recover possession OF her.
He says he adopted Mary ircm 1.-The Home
of the DIS ute, 10 Philadelphia, 10 Novem-
Der in 1870, since which time she has resided
iu his family, being regularly indcntured to
him, until few weeks since, when she dis
appeared. About year sloce an uncle OF the
girl died, leaving her an estate worth some
IS, 600 or $4,000, since which time she has
been visited by number of her relatives, who,
it is supposed, have succeeded 10 alternating
her affections Tor the Dcmmcrs. The case was
before United States Commissioner PleasaDts,
10 Richmond, GU Friday, who decided that he
had 90 jurisdiction Of the case, as DOT only the
fugitive slave law, but all laws Of the United
States 10 regard to iuglrives from labor or
servitude had been repealed by act of Con-
grcss and tho operation OF the recent amend
menis to the constitution ct the Uutcd States.
The girl is now 10 private family 10 Rich.
mond, and positively refuses to return TO
New Jersey with Mr. Dcmner. She is repre-
scuted as beiog sprighlly, modest: aDd very
pretty.
JANUARY TERM OF FAUoUIER County
COURT. -Number Of deeds Admitted to record
80 and number of wills 2 Six admi nistratioDs
granted. Five 6Dal orders were made on road
applications, and two cases of unlawful de-
tainer disposed OF.
Two cases Of misdemcanor were decided
both for resstiog an officer in the discharge of
his duty 10 one of these WIN. Pnckcy, col
ored, was fined S25 In the other, Polk Rose,
also colored. was fued SIS
Capt. T. S. Ward, of Piedmont, mado dec
!aratiou of intention TO become citiz n Of the
Uuited States T. T. Chchester's powers as
Constable of Cedar Run Township we're re-
voked. Reason, Withdrawal Of surety and
failure to give new bond. - lI0rrenton Lde1.
SWANS The word "Putomac, in the L.
dian tongue, meaut river Of swans AID
chose uai.stic water fowl are yet to be found
uear Chesapeake Bay in cuusdera BILE NUM-
bers, although they are now SO very shy that
il is difficult to shoot them. They are, how
ever, always to be procured, and the young
ones, or eygnctS, are good eating, while the
older ones are 50 tcugh that they must be par
boiled before they are roasted.
As soon as informed Of the escape of Fyuks,
the Governor offered reward OF 500 for his
apprehension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
Washington, february 81, 1875.

SECOND ArDlToR's OFFICE Chester, of
the lcclSburg News, writes "A spirited con-
troyersy between Mr.. Johu O. Stesar and
General Asa Rogers, Second Auditor, has aris-
en- 10 relation 10 lho report of the former, as ex
pert ,as to tie clndltioa of tie Second Auditor 5
Office
Gen. Rogers appeared this morning before
the Finance Committee, aud in a speech Of hall
an hour rc.poudcd to the statement III Mr. Ste
gar report aud his speeches before the CON-
mittse, iuvoiving COMPLAINS not of integrity
but Of III; tflclcucy in the system Of conducting
his offica He SAID that he felt it his duty to
stand before the Committee and declare that no
pubic ntlicr anywhere, was Conducted witt:
more ability AID 6ielity, so far as al but him
self Were concerned than that Of the Second
Auditor With all The difficulties the public
debt running through SOM. thirty years, has
been asccrtaned to be substantially as reported
by the Second Auditor Gen Rogers said thar,
since he cams into office, forty millions IT the
debt bad been funded nearly au DUAL amount
transferred, and that about one Hundred mil
hons Of dollars in stock az! money warrants
had passed through his hands aud under his
signature, without the loss of Que dollar to the
Stac II auy chatgas in the books or massage
ln"nt OF he ohc" Were thought proper by per-
sons qualified to judge, rendered necessary by
'hc complications 81 the debt. it would Civ"
him pleasure 10 adopt them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
AZ A. JOHNSON,

DEALER IN
GROCERIES AID LIQUORS..
NO. ii CORN Err QUEEN AND PITT SIS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
He would inform ia..crs ard others that h. IS
prepared to ftr'l.h them with sl kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
II the loves, possible prices, and would cal
the ..:trnt'n II buyer: - the sct Ina: his bran
has Stood NJ. ! In r'arkct 1t ii! t'lGc<, and tina
he intends to utit ~ lu;ution III xii rscc.s.
All orders addressed o. IS i!lam Il johnson
Alc&anuria, Va, AL receive prompt att,G.jrf.
Ia II!
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As soon as informed Of the escape of Fyuks,
the Governor offered reward Of 500 for his
apprehension.
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pa.aTEFs HE.ILEkss.
n Z + y y l. l. \ e II T.
WHITE 10 USE FIESTA URINT

Captain ELI PETTY, Of the White House,
hYs recently introduced extensive and costly
improvements "nd coEvcnicnccs into his vol
known establishment, at III" corner of King ana
Union streets
TWO FINE STEAM BOXES, made % order
in Washington, ard nanlLccnt STEAM IA
Bile TO keep your oysters warm until you get
outside Of them.
If the attractions mention 81 are not sufficient.
you will find the BEST OF LIQUORS and
CIGARS ut the Bar oct 3l-}n
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NJ. * szt..aE,
So
x Hs';,N%AhE AND FAMILY GROCER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

Though there is the usual amount OF excite
ment attending the close of session Of Con-
grcSs. varied, too, BY any quantity Of tIlbustcr-
ing. the deep uudercurrcnt Of The struggle for
ire <peakcrShlp, c!crk>lIp, sd ether Offices
of the NJ xi llcuSe, is steadily and rapidly flow
iur On Various States have been made and
broken, bur the one w'!ich, from present APP
ptaiauccs. >ecms ;i!osl likely 10 last and he tie
winning ole, has, at its head, the names OF the
Hon. Nj. {. kcrr ior Speaker and that of the
Hon Thomas Whitehead, Of the L:nchGurg
district, for Clerk. No doubts arr expressed
OF the Gmlueut htUess OF both of these gentle
mcD Tor he places which the best ID :mucraic
aud CONSERVATIVE opinion now awards tnem.
For beth Of Ties" Offices rypcr;, nee ana bust
ncSs caIac'iyarc absolute Hvccs,a:y, as we'll
Is roli;lca; and persona, alccrtab!!iy. L. these
REGARD: ilr. ktrr quite oTcr!ops all his com
iciiiorS, ard his reputation ior cXcelIc3ca In
:hm is is vide a. the Union Nor is Mr.
" DltcEa2I: th"ugh not So long or 81 coosplcu
Oh. IA r!'iic mae. al al bchIni him AinUne
tn4>c even tuiciary posted it is well uIdcl
stood tia; The Gcxt .,lrrk will bc an tx-rem
ter .! Congress- And this is JUS, as it should
be, because only Il formcr lucmbrr is likely to
have thc lTquSItc parliamentary knowledge
ami acqaan'ance with the rules and practice Ut
the House. Besides the Clerk mast be q good
bu-ncSa man, and this ouy glance al Mr.
Wtltchcad's early lie shows him 10 be- From
thirteen years oil age to twcnty-uue he was
brought up in a store, keeping books ty tie
old Scotch :ys;em of double eutry.' He was
also Dtputy Sheriff for his cyunty. Mr. White
head is greatly liked aud esteemed by his as>o.
! clatcs in Congress, aud it is necdeSs to sag
that hi- elcclup to the Office Of Clerk Of the
flol>c W! lie hailed by the people Of Virginia
wiz: satisfaction, and Us convincing proof OF
Their northern associates good viii ADD brother
hooi o. dit, that the Office Of Sergeant-st
Arms Will 20 to the southwest, that of Door
Keeper TO he northeast. The north having
50 much experience in large postofhces will also
probably Obtain the Office Of postmaster
Now AND THEN.
Washington, february 81, 1915.
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TEA DEALER

TEA DEALER
5. K LNT. MiNti : 10 ST. ASAPH S7>.,
acs 1A-!t .A!ezandria, Va
The New York herald., 1875-03-18
NEW YORK CITY.

Masonic Temple Is to be formally dedicated June
with grand ceremoclals
The Association for the Relief OF the Poor of the
I Tenth Ward distributed ratons to $50 families in
their store yesterday.
Henry Werries, conductor OF freight train
on the Hudson River Railroad. was run over yes
oied shortly after The deceased leaves wife and
two children In East Albany.
Mary Hennesy. living at Third avenue and
Eighty-second street. was severely injured yes-
terday afternoon by a number OF shutters falling
noon her at the corner OF Fourtee street and
Fourth avenue. She was taken home by her
friends.
Avery enjoyable reunion or the Alumni Associa-
ton OF the College OF Pharmacy took place last
evening. After the business meeting, which took
place at SIX p. NJ, there was a social meeting and
graduating class Dy the alumni.
lecture and ball VIII be given this evening at
Beethoven Hail. No. 2l2 Fifth street, by the So
ciety OF Refugees OF the Paris Commune, for the
benefit or the widows and orpnans of the Com
mune and those transported TO New Caledonia.
To-day is the fourth anniversary OF the Communist
uprising In Paris
Peter Johnson, resident Of Clifford, s. l., was
found dead In his bunk on the sloop Emma Joy, at
the loot OF Charles street. North River. He mad
been sunocated by coal gas escaping IRON the
stove. The Captain, George COar, was also found
hand, narrowly escaped death from tRe same
cause.
During an alteration between John s. Clune
residing at No. 144 Charles street. and Robert
Stack, OF No. 197 Third avenue, yesterday morning.
III the Park Theatre, where tney were employ ed,
the latter Was stabbed by Clune IN the lett side
WIN knie. sustaining severe wound. The in
jured man was attended by Dr. Felter, and Clune
was locked up.
Rapid transit, local improvements and the COM
pletion OF public works for which assessments
have been paid will be discussed this evening in
the meeting OF the West side Assoclation' at
Harvard Hail, No. 729 Sixth avenue, corner OF
Forty second street. Messrs. Fernando Wood
W. PRISON and others will speak.
The New York herald., 1875-03-18
CATHEDRAL CONSIDERATION.

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT ST. PATR1CK's, NEW
ARK-sERMON BY ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.
Yesterday proved to be a white letter day for
the Catholics OF Newark, the occasion being the
dual event OF celebrating st. Patrick's Day ac-
cordlng to me-hOnored custom and the consecra.
ton of ST. Patrick's Cathedral, which, after many
years. effort, has just been relieved OF all debt.
The conservation took place early In the morning,
no person witnessing the ceremony except the
clergy. that being the rule OF tue Catholic Church.
Archbishop Bayley, the first and only bisnop OF
Newark prior to his elevation two years ago
COrrigan, of Newark; McQuaid. OF Rochester, and
Wllams OF Boston, were present and assisted,
as also Vicar General Doane and other clergymen.
At half.past ten O'Clock solemn PontIucai high
mass was celebrated IN the presence or large
After the mass the Archbishop asceuded the pu!-
PIT ana preached q iorciole sermon on the words,
ON mneqs s ny He E I
said that IN the same words OF the Prophet he
S d 1ay ss MS he e% for
Doan IN oeautilying the OiG Parish Courch-the
pro.cavhedral OF the diocese Il would Ike"
have always been treated IN tnis diocese and
STATE. There was a little furry when nrst came
sion, and trumpets were blown. We blew no
trumpets, and 1T all passed away; and say 1t
ness has existed between us and those VINO do
not agree with US In religion" But he had con-
cudsG to speak only Of the use and necessity OF
he continued :-"Because OF The practices OF the
church charges were brought against her of
ldolctry at the time OF the Reformatlon When
We inquire into the matter We 1nd 1t had no
foundation in /; CT; II was This is an in-
eIestlng and instructive subject as justiyng the
use oil external helps IN the worship OF God, ana
shows the profound and keen insight o., the
Church into tine nature OF man aud
his wants." Referring to Mr.. Gladstone
aud his anti-Papal bull. the Archbishop
said lin considering this subject there those
who make foos Of themselves when an Opportu-
nlty presents ITSELF This Is harsh word and
would use q softer one II 1t came III 10 my mind.
We have remarkable case in that great English
statesman who has made q foolish and unIounded
attack on old Mother Church, and emulated Don
Quixote. The only foundation tor his az tack Is IN
his own imagination. Sir Isaac Newton, tnat great
astronomer in his ola age took 1t INTO his head
to write a dissertation on the Apocalypse OF st.
John, trying to show that the Pope was AntiChrist.
He concluded Dy ably advising that good Catholics
and good ctlzens should 40 all in their power to
acorn Gods churches and provide generously for
HIS worship.
The New York herald., 1875-03-18
NEW JERSEY

The German republicans OF 1s4s are to hold
festival and hop In Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken.
this evening. The sentiments OF the exiled pat
riois have doubtless been nred by the 400 900
clal democratic votes Cast against the imperial
government In Germany at the recent elections
there.
standing near the new tunnel OF the Delaware
Lackawanna and western Railroad Company, on
the " eehawken branch OF the road. was run down
by locomotive and mangled in terrible man
ner. HIS death was instantaneous He was
watching the operations OF the laborers and prob.
ably in an abstract state OF mind when he met his
death.
The New York herald., 1875-03-18

boiler OF hot water yesterday at the residence OF
his parents, No. 9lo Atlantic avenue, and was
fatally scalded.
William Wagner. OF No. 800 Broadway. was
arrested yesterday on complaint or Adam Bauch-
man, OF South Filth and Twelfth streets who
accuses Wagner OF roobIng him OF $50.
Early yesterday morning William J. Troutman. q
prisoner In the Bergen street police station
attempted TO commit suicide by hanging himself
to the door oil the cell with his suspenders. The
doorman discovered him In time TO save his hie
The New York herald., 1875-03-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FLANAoAN-osBoRN.-O Tuesday. March 1e,
1875, by the Rev. NJ. Staples, ADAM c. FLANAG AN
Jr.. OF Harlem, N. Y, TO Miss MARY F. OSBORN,
Conn.
BETs-HAzARD-Ar Prospect Plains, N. j.. on
Thursday. March 4, by the Rev. DR.. Everltt, Of
Jamesburg Mr. PETER D. HIBBFTs, or Jersey City
to Mrs. BELLE A. HAZARD, of Sufeid, Conn.
Hartford papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1875-03-18
BROOKLYN.

The body oi an unknown man was round yester.
day in the water at HarJeck's Stores The BODY
notified "
William Carson, ageo fourteen months. fell into
The New York herald., 1875-03-18

A convict named Cormine, lately sent from New
York, was found dead In his cell at the prison.
yesterday morning. Coroner Bassett was not-
fed.
The New York herald., 1875-03-18

WESTCHESTE