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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
THE YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC UNION.

A convention of delegates from the several
Young Mems Catholic Unions OF this city held at the
rooms Of the St. James Literary UniOn at No 40 Henry
st. last evening, for the purpose Of eectng delegates TO
the National Convention TO be held al Philadelphia The
following ten societies were represented: ST. Mays
Literary Union, De La Sale Catholic Association st.
James st. Rose Of Lima, Young Mems Of the Cathedral
and st. Peters Catholic Unions, 81. Mich els LyccuIn
St Aloysius OF the Cathedral TRANSPORTATION Society,
Young Mems SOdality OF the TRANSPORTATION. The
meeting was called TO order 10y the Rev. j. j. Kane.
committee appointed 10 Wait other societies not
members OF Onion, and induce them TO jOln was car
red Inc Rev. Thomas j. Duccy of ST. MchaePs spoke
slthOu gh there 900 Catholics In NewYOrk,
lhey mad no such building that of tue Young Mems
Christian Association. He sad that the great need Of
the hour was strong central association which should
mild suitable hall and be home Tor all young
lie sad that lie was appointed by the Cardinal 10 under
take this work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
THE BROOKLYN MYSTERY.

EFFORTS OF THE POLICE TO FIND A CLEw-sCHNAUF-
FER HELD FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION.
The case of Charles c. Schnauher, suspected
Of numbering his wife and charged with forging her name
10 deed OF some property which he sold to MI OhOrAe
4, stiu epyeloped In mystery The prisoner was taken
before Justice Walsh yesterday when motion was MADE
by his counsel e1Judge Troy to admit him to bail ON
the charge OF forgery, but the police authorizes are
now investigating cha &c against him OF MURDER the
Jns,ee remsnded him for further examination. Upon
npca,ou OF bis counsel 81 $50 which taken from
him when arrested was restored 10 him yesterday.
Police inspector Waddy. who 10 acting under instruc-
lions from Superintendent Campbell, yesterday took
charge OF the detectives at Police Headquarters Some
were ordered 10 watch the premises at Broadway ana
ouney-st where schnauers grocery store was burned
down and where abOrers have been engaged 10 og
m the entire premises find out the body OF the miss
ing woman has been buried thero 30 far they have not
discovered anything. Others were sent to New-IOrk
10 make a thorough for her Others were detailed
60 learn OF Mrs. schnauifers record before her
marriage and hud out all about her. Othere Weie
sent 70 lnd Beatty who was part owner WIN WIN
S1hnanfYer Of q yacht At Canarsie. II was stated
that Mira Schnaufer was last seen Wlth her huspanu
leaving Canarsie last August IN ma ysent I3I %
trctiye Corr Yesterday had long Interview With GeORe
IT, Cram Of No. SOP Broadway, Brooklyn r. d., ihe NO
tary Public whose name was signed TO the deeJ. Inc
stfr stated that he took ack nOwedgnents OF Mr.
Fcbnautr Last Friday one for slSooO ana Tue oJncl
for az 600. He gave description OF the woman VINO
gned her name Schnaufers wife, whic was entlrely
different from that Of Mrs Schn0dfr and u was SHOWN
by eomparson with deeds signed previously by Sehnau
fer and his wife that the OF the latter 10 the us
two deeds IS certainly forgery. Scnauncr IL mas Deep
discovered has been familiar terms with lally III
the Eastern District Of Brooklyn one Of the members OF
which, and who corresponds with the description o, te
who represented herseH 70 Dc DIE WIFE, has pech
missing since his aIreet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
THE PACIFIC MAIL CHECKS.

In the examination of the Irwin case, con-
tnued yesterday before Judge BiXby, the only witness
called was Samuel HaiO who testified that the firm
of Harriet & NOyes had received any money on
tho check for $65OO0O, and that they had never fnr
nIshed any collateral for It, His attention was called to
a check for S5Oo,o0 dated Sept 7, 1872, drawn by
Vice President Bellows the National Bank OF Com
merce of New-YOrk TO the order OF A. b. stockWeii
The check was Endorsed by a. B. Stockwell, Tor
deposit to the credit OF Harriet Noyes, an1
reinforced by Harriet NOyes," The witness esned
that the firm had never received any money on TINS
check which was device on the part OF the ON
GERS Of this Company TO up the disposition when
had already been made OF the money.
Mr. VanderpOel announced that lie was nearly through
with the testimony for the prosecution only wishing To
produce some additional evidence from the accounts 81
the San Francisco agency As the books containing the
accounts were not hand, further examination was de-
feIred until IL O'Clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
CITY MORTALITY FOR THE PAST YEAR.
The report of the Board of Health for 1870

I'm the course OF preparation but s the year does not
end until May l. 1875 It cannot be expected Tor many
months The number of deaths for 1870 from all causes
in this city, was 3O709 increase OF ,9s2 over the
number reported 1874 OF ths number, lO9os were
from Iymotc diseases increase Of 1lO6 as compared
with the mortality from this for 1874 There were
only ls6 violent deaths reported for 1879 which was
62 less during the previous year. There were o4o
more deaths from dphtheria 10 1875 than IN 1874 Iho
was also considerable increase In the mOrtaty Oh On
dren under years Of age as compared win 'ha' %
1874 Dr. Elisha Harris, the e1Regster OF Nlh e'aus
ties states In his report for three years nus
been adding largely to the mortality among the chn
I'm this CITY, Until recently there has been only Siia
amount OF this disease south Of Fourteenth anu ~,
has been chiefly confined the seventeenth Wau,
region OF The old stuyyesant meadows In tnls Muu, W
IS73 there were 1902 fatal cases OF dphlelld IN
2l93 and in 1875 2,4s6 In population OF III 49,, 80,
In the Nineteenth Ward the number OF deaths Ioui
diphheria was for the three past ears IN p9pu
lation of II S35. In the Twentyhrst ward M M
tIe Murray Hill district In population OF 0Ssoo IN VIC
mast three years there 62S4 deaths from uipn
iberia Cleanliness and disinfecton OF the premises are
and the isolation Of cases as much as pos
sble In 1873 1852 children under I'VE years OF age
died from diarhaeal diseases in this city Dr. baTrls
audes 10 the and asylums outside the ety at
have been established TO preserve the lives OF chue'
and commends them as a humane provision such I'M
nroyemepts have been made in the tenements III tnls
city that the poor OF NewYOTk enjoy greater edVants
than in the great European cities, particularly beih'
Munich, Breslau, or Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

Newark charge breaking into grocery store Of IN.
No 80 Marketst and stealing womb
Late on Sunday night valuable overcoA frook eos ana
pin stolen from the residence N Henry Nsvbog
No. n Wsnutst, Newark. Yesterday, Prancs MoCyey
who haa offered the brea5pn for sale, arrested and IN.
two coats we're found upon his back.
Tbs cigar store OF George Fuller at No. III Emss Nav
ark robbed Of cigars valued al $50 carly sundsv
morning y
sunday evening during the absence Of family OF w
Bridge OF Hunters Point H. t. the dwelling entered b,
thieves and yerware and clothing 10 the value Of $500 rsrs
stolen.
Timothy sheehsn committed for trial yesterday for nj,
hing the Erie work shops at Vest End ~ The watohmss
George HeddoD who made the arrest while taking Or
along the railroad assaulted by him, and down
officer Hakns his assistance aud they suceeAded IN
taking Sheehsn 10 the Police station.
aud carriage ~ Father OOrafy OF Newark ma.
stolen Sunday, VII IL be- conducting the
Joseph's Church on Bsldwin-ave, Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
JERSEY CITY POLICE MANAGEMENT.

II was repOrted that meeting of the Police
Commissioners Of Jersey City was to have been held yes
teriay TO consider certain alleged frauds. No meeting
was held however, and stated that the report OF
Irregularities foundation One matter referred
to was contract with August Inguerson for the pant
ING of street lamps. Police mmsssioner EdmundsOn
stated that Inguerson paid 81 SO per lamp, whie
formerly SO per lamp was paid 1t Is claimed mat as
Inenerson,s bills range from 1877 so TO 1892 90, the
Commissioners have eyaded the law which forbds them
making contracts OF over $500 without advertising Tor
bids The Commissioners claim To have entceu I6
for each lamp per year. Jacob MATTHIAS Pfeiuento
niles he Thought could be reduced Milk uatil lately
cost for such use cents per quart by the 100 quarts
Tue Commissioners finally concluded TO purchase e.i
then renewed their contract with the former dealer at
reduction of cents per quart. Mr. EdmundsOu claimed
that bread was furnished the hospital at cents per
pound while the Board OF Aldermen paid O'2 cents per
pound for poorer quality for the poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
EFFECTS OF A THUNDERSTORM.

The short but severe thunderstorm which
passed over this city and vicinity about daylight yeser
day morning seems to have done no damage In t' CITY
of greater consequence than awakening light sieeper
and frightening tmid 1t was the hrst thunder
shower Of the In the SUBURBS us violence "p
go % have been greater and its effects dsas
,rops Al Blue Point suffolk County, L. l., the house OF
Miner H. Russell was struck by lightning, knocking all
the inmates nsensible One Of them, ay ing man, had
his arm burned severely and some Of his eoihe, were
Torn from him daughter In the family had her loOt
burned All are doing we'll The house, however, was
only slightly damaged. Al Rochelle Park, on tho MID
land Railway, In Bergen County, y. D., large oaIh
haonong tn Mr. Wrzgater was struck by Lightning ana
DESTROYED before any effort could be made to save the
building or contents horse, two wagons ana Al 'ne
stock were burned The loss IL estimated al floVo Oh
which there Is AN Insurance OF only 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
ERIE NTERESTS.

The contracts between the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson, and Erie
Companies relative to the laying OF the third rail- on The
Erie line are now being drawn and the arrangement
will probably be cOnsummated in few days The steel
rails will he furnished by the Bethlehem and Cambria
Works and the payments will be made monthly, extend
ing over period OF two years.
The Erie officers and CLERKS in order TO comply with
the requirements of the court engaged in taking an
inventory Of all the property real and personal OF the
Erie Railroad Company II stood on May 20, 1870 Inc
entire value OF the property 10 be classified Is aDou
SlOO,O0O,OOO including the lines owned by the Com
many the lines leased and the lines operated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
STRIKE OF JoURNEYMEN PRINTERS.

The reduction of wages of journeymen book
aud lob printers which bad been decided upon by mum
Der OF employing firms went into effect IN several estao
shments yesterday and resulted in the strike OF about
$50 members Of the Typographical Union OF this num-
Der fifty were employed by John +. ITOw q Co. at No
200 East Twelfth ST. and seventy IN the job printing de
parment OF The Erenng Post the remainder being ID
the employment Of Hart De Winnie John Pohemus, and
Douglas Taylor Thess the only establishments EN-
ploying Union printers where the reduction has gone
into effect, though q number Of firms have
signed the agreement 70 enforce the new
schedule OF rates The foreman Of John F.
Trou A. Co informed q TRBUNs reporter that
he apprehended difficulty in supplying the places Of
fhe strikers with nOnuniOn men and expected 10 nave
fuH force at work in three DAYS. Mr. fOlhenuS
has iD his employment 100 men, six OF whom lo!ned III
the tuke lie has been gradually suppanting the MEM
beers the Union with nOn-unOn men IN anticipation oi
reduction and he filed the vacated places yesterday
Al the other establishments which had joined 10 tue
agreement for a reduction no notice had been gwen 70
the employees and affairs remained unchanged. III Ia
probable other firms will give notice OF reduction TINS
week. A meeting Of employers VIII DC held to-day 10
"a eatsa no gtfuufiOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
nrnrp niNKP1pTcIra.

The creditors of 4. W. Martin, ir, formerly
stock brorcr and EoicAe per, have elected Allen j.
sInidt assignee.
lane C. Brown and Frederick 4. Brown have been dis
charged from bankruptcy.
The creditors Of Edward Strong have elected Starr H.
Amber assignee the following creditors proving their
claims: James Crumbres, $4,000 Timothy G. Carman
50 ,Oss IS, and Albert Strong, $4,000
Armstrong d Morrison, butter dealers. OF No. $50
Chambersst who made M assignment 10 Joel II. Hunter
several months ago. have been audgcd OankIupts by
Register Dayton Their liabilities amount TO $4,000 OF
when DO 600 ia on Endorsement OF the paper OF Fair
field Trask Their assets are placed al 10000 but
$4,000 are In book accounts
An assignment for the benefit OF cEed0rs was filed yes
to-day by John T. Miller 10 Adolf kuster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
vERDICTs AGAINST THE CITY.

In the suit of Samuel LOwden against the
Board of Police and the city, Judge Van Worst in SUI
preme Court, Circuit yesterday directed Judgment for
the plaintiff The plaintiffs claim for building sta
BILE on lot belonging TO the city on Tompknsst near
stanton-s, for the Of the STRENGTHENING Bureau
The defense was that there authority for such
building and no bids for the work Judge Van Worst
oyerruled the defense and directed verdict Tor
$500 IA IL. -,
In the case Of Luther Baldwin against the city, the
paiuti having put up Toulouse for the Park Commits
slOners dye Van Worst directed verdict for plaintiff
for 1882 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
CITY BURGLARS IN THE COUNTRY.

1t was stated yesterday that Gov. Belle had
offered reward OF 1900 for the capture Of the burglars
who have been committing depredaiions near faryew,
Nj Their latest exploit entering the house OF
James Crossey, ON the Dalytown Road, gageing him
and then stealing about 5000, part OF which his
mouths pay. drawn on Saturday from his euployers,
higgins 90. OF Forty-nfth-st, Nev-York The robbers
are supposed 20 AewYOrk gsns, and the police there
nave been given notice. They have committed several
small burg aries within the last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas Hotcl-COngressman John X. Iarbox
and Gen lance T. Whitney Of Massachusetts, and the Rev
Dr. w c. Catte. President OF lafayette COLLEGE ..fUma
1rtn,u HO,sL-Judge GeOr Comstock Of syracuse ann
Cant w III Thompson OF the steamship Celtic. HoDadn
HouSe-AoYander Mitchel President OF the chicago MI
Calcot Albany .6rdnd HoteEi Con isssc ~
Arnold Of Chicago James HOtcLLieut Comniander
FREDERICK Pearson United states NAVY Consressmen Jncs
A. Garfield Of Gilbert c. Walker 81 virginia ana Whnam
Springer OF Illinois and delegate TgOmaS VI. Patterson OF
Colorado city yesterday, the way from new
IIamuahirs WsslII EtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
FUNERAL OF VICTOR BISHOP.

Victor Bishop, well-known jeweler, for about
90 years dealer in diamonds and precious stones IN
Madenane died At his residence at No Al West Tenth
st on Friday Mr. Bishop was born Tn Paris France, In
1916 but when only II years old engrstsd to this city,
where he entered into business with his father He
acquired fortune and about 70 Year, married the
widow Of Capt Lindsey Richardson and sister Of James
Gordon Bennett Two children the result OF this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
RESULTS OF THE WESTERN TORNADO.

QUINCY, ILL.,. March 13.-Ths Wings report
gives the following summary Of the results Of the late
storm in Missouri Seven persons killed, seventeen In
jured three four of them dangerously thirty house,
blown down, and immense damage done 10 orchards ard
timber II Is estimated that in Ionroe and RalIs
Counties 900 miles OF fencing Frustrated Pivs
milcs north OF Monroe at the time Of the hurricane
terrific passed over, leaving the ground covered
with eight inches OF hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

be unusually sad when he returned home, however.
about o'clock last evening, be called to her ana she qua
not spond and fearing some nlisnap might nav ~
Cured he ascended 10 the 10 story where ne ouhd he
sitting on the floor unconscious with rope arouu net
neek fastened 10 tho knob Of door There was nn,
movement Of the pulse, but the phy STEFAN WIN was
Ia WAS unable " rcStOre animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
Suicide IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Robert Pearsal, age 90, of No. 81
Auburn place. in Brooklyn, LADY highly esteemed by
AL who knew her, has suffered for time past from
nervous complaint, and been dependent. When her
husband who is a wsgonmaker, left her 10 60 10 bis
place Of business otter dinner yesterday abe appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

uuon one Of whom died in infancy and the other named
Paul Bisbop died about four years ago Mr. Bishop was
member OF several French benevolent organizations,
and Was noted for his philanthropy The funeral serces
were held yesterday at y. at his residence anu e
renains were inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

The advantages possessed by MILK OF MAG
dentrice arc s deodorzing power Of removing
bad breath and its entire simplicity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

Kyox's SPRING STYLE Of Gentlemen's Hats
ready for inspection and sale o. No. 22 Broadway
Pifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

The fashion of Spring hats for gentlemen are
ready for inspection and sac at EsPESscH lls Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
Anuouncements.I

INFLAMMATION Of all kinds Is instantly Ar
rested by the Of DALYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 25s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
cures coughs, colds, hoaTseness, &c. Tryit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and BATH lghtu substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
Watch and chain, 500.
Scalskin coat. fl5D.
Wearing apparel, 100.
Bible. hymn books, Sc, $3.50.
cHCsEs IN ACTION.


Ecaskin coat $3.50.
Wearing apparel, 100
Bible, hymn books, SC, 1880.
CHOsE5 ~ ACTION.
&. " White, S5O,9G9 j..
5000 shares kewJersey steainb ct Company stock
S}22,O00
773 Louisville NewAbany and Chicago Railroad Company
900 Canton Land Company. -,
"a st mUrtgag Toledo. Canada and Southern Rail
road Company SoO, GOO. 10000.
Claim against KeIy oh Cox & Co, $4,000. - 49,.
interest Ia affairs Of Cox Co.. SOS 600
Including the chooses in action, these figures give tie
total OF Mr.. prew's assets as $74G499 as.
The transfer Of Mr. Dews property at the south
corner Of East SeventscutLst. and Uniousqnare was
mentioned In TIE TRIBUNE Yesterday. The deed trans
ierrng house and lot at the corner together with all
adjacent lot on East Seyenteenthst, for nominal
alteration, To william H. Drew Of the town Of South
cast Putnam County NJ Y, was dated Sept. %, 1873,
but was not recorded IN the Registers office In this city
until Saturday, March IL, 1876 This same property
wac again conveyed by william ii. Drew 10 RoXana,
wife of Daniel Drew, In Zee, the 7th day OF January,
1874 This deed also was recorded last Saturday.
l. 4. Williams, Register IN Bankruptcy, granted TO
Daniel Drew certificate Of protection yesterday. The
first meeting Of tie creditors win he held at Register
Williams office, at No warrenst., on April 8. at
IA IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY, AT HUDfUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Ga No.. 49, sooD. ~ os n. 49, hdnx1f ~
Iyh.,t during the dsy. 40 Lowest. 70.
Average, 3Slss same 'tsy 1879, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

The total Of Mr. Drcws liabilities, according TO thus
schedule $l97Il3l g. II has been stated that the
endowments OF tho Drew Theological Seminary and
Wesleyan University secured by mortgages upon Mr..
Drow's landed property outside the city. but in the
schedule they appear unsecured claims The assets
given IN the schedule as follows:
REAL Estate.
s3s acres Of land N Putnam County mortgaged to sf full
value ,.-,.-,-,,
80 acres In County, NJ j. also mortgaged TO its full
acres IN westcheser County, morFaged for $40 90
Sg47 Osaniug, Wcstchestcr county, valued al
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

William /. Scott assignee Of Kenyon Cox Il Co.. has
claim for debts OF that firm OF S295,492 50.
The unsecured claims against Mr.. Drew Include the
600 endowment fund settled by him on the Drew
Theoogcal Seminary at Madison, NJ and the 100000
settled on Wesleyan University ut Middctown, Conn.
The full list of unsecured claims is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
POLICE NOTES,

Alexander McPhail of No. 9 Carlisle-st. attempted
TO lump upon South Ferry boa yesterday ami le INTO o
water lie Was rescued by the employees O The Terry company
phlm Silyerstein of No. 10 MuibeTry-st. was run
over Yesterday morning at Broadway and NakerAs o
Nntn ave Stage severely Injured lie dNer oi Tie
stage arrested
George Booking of No 70 Nnth-st jumped into
M ot Itiy.r al IN. Of Eleventh yesterday
~ me committing suicide but was rescued by
h,stman IL IL believed tUat Booking Is insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14

A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-York
n Grocer Flour and Tea Dealer wholesale and RETAIL
No 80 Veseyst Everybody should cal and get bargaDs
III n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st.-W Watches,
10 Jewclry Diamonds sterling silver and Rogers
Ware All OF tho beet quality and smallest prohts
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-IMP0RTANT
~ For Nervous Debility weakness, &c, brought on Dv
lndscrotons Excessos Overw0rk Of the Ban and Nsr
matter how aggravated Character WIN
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manent TWO To SIX Boxes usually SUFFICIENT
Price, 81 per box. SIX boxes S. by mall securely sealed
SEN d FOR CIRCULAR. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER Il Co., Chemists, So John-st, New.Yors
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Generavo organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
DANIELS. NJ D., la LeXngtCna,e ONCE hours " 3.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PoRT CHESTER. - The smallpox, which has pre-
vailed to limited for short time past,
considerable alarm among the residents and several Of them
are said have sbened themselves in order to avoid being
afflicted maaiy The Board Of Health doing ali in
its power to prevent disease from spreading The sufe
transferred small frame buildings which
have converted into q small pox hospital
NoRwAIK. 49, Sunday morning tho body OF Robert
eddes ScOtcman employed wool sOrter at the Union
Mills was picked up under OF the railroad bridges
of the Danhury and SOrwak Railroad Ii supposed thst as
he was going uay night he met by the down
freight train due at that time ana stepping asde
~ hla f0Afn " fell thTOnEh.