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5'' - ,.t, scr,r -. b 80; 5 Wr5.cnI Le.t - Goa
- ,.,ll.ie, i'ir loue, De-. For,lcu. gold.
lGGIo44s. El.i.h Il-. los. ANA Bau,a. $780,, I'D gold.
I'm pais. tIaroa Zen a. 20 81 4-G 70: o.. al it +G 80
80 81 r.. o - 7o0r5 p . .rd 90 lcac, j14@j 90,
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~ sIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD-Crcmt c9lrt OF
the United states for the southern District o. Mis in
TFTsecs &c. and the Illinois, Central RallrOaa CON.
Rsny - Ionl9 Ana Chicago Raioad Company. south
ern Railroad Association, and Others Unef , a,d
~ of ne nsd states Tor tie district Mis-
TIE IA , 81 s Circuit 6" ,' Tor tie western District Of
between me parties aforesaid and others rendered
the 9Th day y January ISL and by v,n9 1 argf f
OF TIE Une Tor The District Of Kentucy a. Padncah
f1 IN ,S 5i Si zee cst u re Unsd states & Nor
by vrtue The terms Of Tie deed 81 usi Ssasll ~ SUI
in favor Idino -. Forsta John Newell end jgnu, -
~ 49, cril We he nnrersienci surviving Trus-
snd direction o. - I 5s a.. d
,c,rcc toe entire property embraced IA ne said D'el %
tie Caurthgusc n the circuit Court oi me uei sl' III
Jackson. Mi'-s, @v en e hons n3'H , 94a tnres
sad he seed 81 Irast aloresad beng he raiado DE said
u ths NewOrans. 81 L9us and Chicago Railroad Company
and cTcndns uorthyaliy through Missssipli and l,@
bank 81 he ohio river opposite Caro- Illinois. with
The franchises o.; the shl Mississippi Central RaiHo31
Dec o Irus azores i as vel IS those acquired ~ any SUD
s slG. ad e,nciaas With older cor orators
stcT ifh an 81 he Lands railroad tracks sungs rights,
G,f.ot grounds used IN
connect the an engines. rolling stock and
rption sct on or To touHtco " fal
which has been Te. and all lhc ioCh OF sara
l or hfi TOT
corr and al pair 81 ops bG-iurs h"Es aietN bu
inrs amt urnfc uc- aud uu ilairrai7 us'd ' lhrI't
ton The road carAprs,s freight hou*r nd
all lands. and every other kiHd aud description .ls,
powers privileges INN uuiirs, ts reIl and rIWlafr, anu
property ~ al AiEds covered Dy sad Deed - trust i7
said ro1f ana 80 ntrt inr lu' t,
r,i and tolls fhcraom al ihe t. title, and estate
Of a. ~ said corporation aud ls m folly as the 'au are
,1uc IN thc Deedof Trust aforesaid o. h, DEGREES Of ne
courts aforesaid
-tDr s a ala ur1pe1ty blk for ca-h to the
hfgn..t ifrr 90 iimr o. sf. TIC nights o the bond
III Is 10 purchase the -ad property ia rcsorrf in ihe
a.. JGItE NEWELL. tS.TV4NILg
TUNIts -. ALEXANDRIA, Trustees.
q. Y. IlIGf. Special Master
y B-Iyrripfts u the property. far AZ asccrtalue
have Circuit COAT, 80 Jackson, Nl.o
siIi aforesaid which be seen on aiIicaion 20
a.. a..,,,r 1Vr~atI I SIN
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financial.

DEFHuT,rFD RAILROAD BONDS bought
and sold by the established stock ana ponu noue Vi
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY d CO, No. - Pinest y, 4.
EDITH GOLD COMPANY-A Special Meet
h Ing of tie Stockholders OF this Company VI" pc heu ~
heonice 50 DcSel Building, on Thursday me lytn s ~
II o'clock. j. NJ, oMl ~ eo.I
NOTICE.-A meeting of the holders OF the dents
secured 10y two mortgages made 10 ksstn S!k9
and y A. COwdrey dated February !, lhl al one
February !. 1870 both made by the 81 Paui CmraSo i
W Bangs No. 1877 Broadway. In the city OF New Oh ~
August 1871 at ~ O'Clock AT uDop lot o PP0'o
OF removing the trustees under said mortgage. ,.t,
Dated, July u, 1874 ~ - ~, 49,
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.

o m.-CiEcin3ali and chisago Day Ezgress Dnvias
Room Coaches 70 Buffalo and su,ponson Brcge
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Pals Cacs
nan and Chicago wlhou' change; also Hotel Dining Cars
I,l lc3ge ~ csaR9' iss Depot ~ for
p "a ld u midnight saturday nights ONLY sinears. Us
Rutheiud Park and Pasalc, e. 7:i5 10 NJ y noon. IS
3 s s io ?, d p, % - ~ p j., D. anis5| 9"no's
facr'en, - ~ ~ 80 -" iGt2 ila5) = W~ ~ ags
and Y midnight s,nays. s. $50 9l5 10 d., 49, 90
suae.n 8 7.i5 p. iOi5 ,a ~. 2.i5, > o. p. 1ss
y mHHjmt sunday5. g. 30 10 o.. DE-, l4j. C3h, pa,
cor6%S9, =. m. $50, taop N. Sundays ssoa ID.
EewbuFgh,9 o. a. a.. 5.ae . 10 pm sundays s30am
kieslon. = No., @:'p ;; ~ s'fd'i.. s:$Q 2. m ~,
Goshen g. ~, D. ~. let i5 = ni. $780, "i3' $50 7nm
adiict9vn. rs TO- io.5 a'l 3:l5. $50. p. NJ sun
cnfn.cf with Nep. 10Jk and O-gero Midland Main T.
Port Jcrvis, TO - lo, 1913 D. 20, 500 pm 1uua}s
SD l0 q, ~, ahl . ,. ~ ,,,.. . A ,.., ,- ~, 80,
D1 1 , p IN 5, Nan os fsr,r or,
Toentyir n at l5 ia4 lli5 q i eoan,ei!ss with iran'
Tickets for passage and fr Alaaimcn.s 3D. Drawing Ioon
sa 1 'l g l ~ N, cont5ny,
ofce-. Nos 239 3Ol 529 nd 90 Boadvay 40 Courts,
Expr,si ra.s nom he West aiyc in NewYork az IS
" JS0 s. hBBoTT, General Pssa'r Agent New.Yors.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
TIA rs leeFn for Enet"ooL Cosie Iel4"lt and Arirsi
satm y ashis only at ID, ,. Sundays, a. N. nd
Na.un spring valley aud forsey, :, $50 ~ ii5 D. n.
JNo n AELpi j. 'i,h' TAI fnah4 Agent .'''-lo'-
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
SoHmeu,ing Jgns D. 49, siaiasis ie'.s Ns0.iors.
Ions bral.h 20 $50 1910 DID,. $50. B. s:i5 D. m.
50 side PARK. Banegat a-d Beach Haven. C20 a. n and
Gc!-n 'irove $50 o. 70. and 345 pm.
ffrf HlfH Hlf|f 10
"
l. rave rom Jae s6 - aa3 aad i:oa
s3 5 L. IT, r I J M I az H. ~ on -an'ays
i ioa var 2y a s,6 s'S loG '3a S a.
It 5 3, '2l 49, .ssi So s,l aa.3 is .'
4.i5 -, BUj D. %. 0'n aye ~ 2 IT, o'o l ."f
3 a. H. Fog NortirSt &C. al l 3 So. III oes 2
ya a5 Sn m c'vs soS Sis ,d n 60 $50 ao5
9Gey p aCa e'e at e., :7l ll2 a. - l ;n + ;o
TO- il a. is6 BIO. c5o p N 80 p n r. 'I hoes
tyay oy Loci trans ;gr ia',2 ~ , fs ~ i
SIP and Thirty our, i'es a. d. o9ics 4 %csieoits
J.. -. ' ma, ~ m "a Rp00i w
s;s Nasinaiou sr 10 BR0GkLYN. j. d. 70 Fourasi ~
BE- checked nom residence 10 destination. -
NEW-YOEK CENTRAL AND .HUDSQN
thiousl Grains WI leave Grand Contra. prpoi
,tr,., +. 10 ',} ro!..,riai i''''7" iA
tr "in- room c@'s % 1tna1l ;l i.5'4e,,'' 'o anu
Il;Oa. n. Norilcrn 81 Western Express. with craving
' 5 cas- lo4 ,'3i .ss,o.s rs,r.. coaue. a. na..
As5 5 i1 a lli3 y ana .i }ry 2is. stops at s sing
pt. E.ti. a. d, a -ta;io., r1iil except Ilyilst91
ss ri,iae + rouei r,.y daJ n H. see also. s,ug;
c.r.l r'ona C..are.7ua B'iia.o Niagara iaii- 3ld
ic,c trrr,s lay ,, gh .Is,5e aE .,5 ,}f
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~ Wa NEWJER~EY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commenting june j., 1871 steamer leave Eenlork,
Pier p Nllth HyI foot kectOrs ST., connect 90 sandy
Hook win trains
Long Branch o. 20 e3O 1910 q. Dds Bib 3. t;iJ g. M.
iriia aud ItlVr3. t.u 9.O 20
side pars BaFnegat a.d Beach Ia, C20 and
3:4j J.,
Oc'~n Grove. 93Oa. N. and 3.+5 pm.
NlneaUd bTldeet0D Atlantic l. and Cape May $50
S;HGays for Long Branch $50 D. b..
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Dipioeno Notltes
FTIETH DIVIDEND.

EIFTIETH DIVIDEND.
FIRE ,xsF HfE 2yF COMPANY
srMGANNUArN biyi III '.Si'o oi FIVE 90 PER CENT
IS payable On demand ar n, once Of ne t2R r,NE
CTANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
> OGce No. 81 Libertyst New YORK July 10, !oI';-h
on amount II Capital Guaranty surplus, ana special * s
Ea4 n o Pqdyde seary S Sesnsi coaasT
tons and for the creation OF safety tHnds by pre- Insurance
Companies " mas W, WSE 81 sT join VICE and
SEYEETY-F FIFTH DIVIDEND
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD coNriyY, NQ,7-
NAssAusr, NEW YOEg, July lZth, ls77
o Tle hGaT q By6EED Of TaEE s. PER c&S
payable 10 scckhohcrs or their legal on 1o
on re 2s, inst, and be rcopned IN te
morning 'i '''' Z" august W. j. EMMETT Secretary
OpTcF or IuE HOWARD IssuaANcE CosrANTJ
rTHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Company
4 have declared sEMIAENuAL DiViDEND 81 slA
>. iS77. ''' ''' GHHRLts a. HGii, s,cieaTy
oracE o. lMroGTEas ~ TgAprgs iS M;
rFVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
ay ye ga, ay sea as a ne earaHs Of III ~
'~ MONTHS pay ''S VI" B5SGEL \. SMITH. secretary
OFFICE OF TIE LoGLLAag iSsIaANNcE cowASH{
VIIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
B
PER CENT. payable o. and after July p
New Yors. June 28, 1871
OFFICE Oh IHE MANHATTAN fIsE N,ULiN'k COJ-}
PAAY o. NEW.NODk (lil. - NAlL-l..
FRNIE Board of Directors have thls day declared
Z SENIANstAL Dividend Of TES rEk CEN J.
uo' r's'''' Oh '''l'"D LOUIS p cARMAY. Secretary.
OFFICE oF TIE STAR FIRE Iy,rHANcE coNfANN}
so. lOi Broadway, New iors, Juiy q, lotl.
FGiUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS Com
pa., have tii- CAV declared a.rEMi-ANNl a. DIFI-
Dr.N - ID SEVEN ArD DNIIAiF Pr. cen T. l''cl from
earnings 81 trr pas, sN ugntl7 payable 1n 1tihtd
JAhf.> Vi. HODGES, N.ere;ary
Orl,E cT WELLS, FARGO V CO.
% BROADWAY. June I3 lS17{
TE'IlE REGULAR SENl-ANNUALDiN lDEND
y afFOIr rItCt.NI Iis Been declared bv the Dncioi3
ct tbs Company. ua,dar fLY 10, 1871 al or office as
above transfer boOas VIII clOse jay q, az p in ana
rtop,l jtfy Il. n. B. PAt0oNo
Assistant secretary.
OFrIca FCo,uWn3 tI;r Is8CaANcE coz
81 lIl.. SD. NEW-4oIh July - lof'
e(GTH DlNlDEND. 49,
eSO u seuauuuB yIieud oi i've - D-r cent has been
declared, 20 able on Uel''2d LOB Ann 30 -'''
PsCfr.c EIgr iN~rHANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE. $40 BKoApEG June p. SLY
ENTH DIViDEND.-'lhe Board OF Directors
'DU hlYc .iis Gly declared .he uauh SEMI Al n ~
IfiNIDEND oi Ten GW PES t-.N u p3sa.ie JuJ -
lt1I N1 -. ht ii .f.i1 ~ @. '"''
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raE a ia
: I'ATlt HNp M - -, -, ~ ,' Ia.r,--
li. X ..s aai 1it.,t, 81 D. i1 hat'os at >,ae%
i'r IT,. ..,.. ..i 'i''oa 5i,'. a,.ri'l MIA Sew.
VIZ q. ,raI railroad u the West. ld altl s.or..s
- ia. i So. ."iei D, mr.. SINE ,'s, -. rs .y,l.
O.. go, -'"i ON id'.'' "'f 4'-'''.' "' ''''
'','. '.,,.,,'-.,, ,>.-, or,Io 1ttITotD
AlI iH'''.h 80 - , y, I'm, ,
ao. . . ,.si,.,, .ne The We, itcis. d. ,a-....
e,s. &c. ''' ''-~''f '''.s ''''''''''' ''
III .-,..o' n,.3 e.Sr caa.,t.i,aa -.
5s' D. =, . ' Dr.. f .', Pullman eats l.m
%. l.,.,esa 8, E,r pc'..s. ...., ..,.... p,i,
r 4. '.r. .o ...,5- a. t,l..ilu., aD ras ..i-i %.
Z Eli" ena.c'as. r. , -"i EN-, i..'. a. 81. NJ
-a. ia mans ot ..ci.ur- sot'' Nc''-'fisle
t.r .. II t..s,... riee-. ,al g.. cupsay'' Office. @.5
s. w. Ed 4..s. j.se, Gu. .,.,.
''0 '" ah.'saNt
y aa,. tg 'r ..r So - t.oi q, c,a',-.. a' p 'a
.C,,lfr,.,,. .PRty1fFRS
~ rana rar's,v y.ce '.'c,Fa 10 "ea %.
>oHriiH t-.EaN EAtl"AE Net1aala .iy ieaye
tt," =, ''-''', a., t . i0't , a., sl,i ..r,i,, Al
,ii3.' ~ ,,,r.t, Ioil i. L.y. t.t iia1. i,r
,'."''i .'.. r L f-'. D.. i,,. ~ ...f e., .f-,ir
snt e.e.y r 'atar!iy and reach 1'''so 'Ar "e-' .'
"oh, GOAT cf OF Chicago rams those celebrated Hotel
DINING rs e.ctu c..-r,, ,e,.t .l- r,.,d..,,. n, y.
,,.A-ro,f p,Irp,AD or -rEY-ITRSFY
- tEAL GA ~. ga yo' ~ Il n =, 10
CONNER. ac ,lsy a. i5,1 Trains lay, as &. ovs:
cas. ;,n n I W kcso,rs E,a,s &c.
-.Ij 3. ri .or Esso.. Harris. ir. Naach t.un. In'-
lol5' i a'a ~ q. i---t h' PIE '1G ten'15 49,.
l. ul.-.r fit4ii-tNi, I.'-i'- 'iL' iiHa, VI -'''
-..,. ls.II ..rIarI. ta-. ti.U. harrisburg.
4nD.-tar El-''n. p .ere aah g. i,a''.l, ii,..,.,
~, ,,.s f. ,'.i iaa.s s.. .im, taiI. at stations
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SEYENTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND

OFFICE OF TIE PANAMA RAILROAD CONPASY, 40, z
NAssAusr. NEW IoLg, July l&th, ls7I
The Board Of Directors This declared TIE usual
QUARTERLY DINIDEED ~ THREE 3d. PER tENI,
Dqgar their legal TrDTCscntafea on and
ror Tire r dy of August next. Transfer b,Ohs viii ci07b
on tine afternoon 2s, inst, and be reopned IN te
". j. EMMETT. Secretary.
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EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IAURANGEsfi ST OF PA~StlSNEE TRAINS Jan. l.
IN.Iia,. t-ae uct 81 toftant nld h'spt a.
b.,pp c, Nigll Express, da, lF Eato tethlt1th Al
!,fovu Nanrh tlut WlgeatArfd Pttston, Sayre ElmrA
Ithaca, Aululu goceste BuNapd Niagara rails, alri tha
Mtsi. lulm1u's sleeping roiehta ali4tlti
non 4. IL sab ~, Sup't. aud Fng'r.
Gonr,si Eastern once cCfucro (hufcA aud t0rMrdtsIs
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GTANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANN,
> OGce. No 81 Liberty st., New YORK July ~ FL,
Interest Dividend 0f three ana "nha Der cent
amount II Capital Guaranty surplus ana -pel hsI19
with Act ~ Legislature tifu
An Art a. Provide security AGAINST Extraordinary COuha2r
t, and fnr the of safety Funds by Tire Insurance
Companies p has declared TINS day payable on demand
8. VIC Aul soc.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERS

Trains lesYn for Enalswooi Cosie reraont and Evacs
T. $50, 3iJ q. n.. j. 3, T. iiJ. 3D. b5l 500 p. m.
Satr ay uisfs only 81 .l3, D. m Sunday q. m. an
$50 y.
Manuel. spring valley aud Mousey, :, $50 n fij D.
JNO =. ABBOTT. fishtrdl lnah's Agent, @'W-l Or--
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PENN lLVASIA RAILROAD.
TIiT Old "a .AB.frfiEJ ROUTE AhD SHORT LIS :
htINNsn
NLN-IDhk AND PHILADELPHIA

UA
.. 4 ,Ft 80 - ~. "a e - i1tfopT LINZ
Nt,.YobE t%5g P.iu.ADrLPLtA.
Thirteen lAronsA ii-... ,AcA va '' 'f'' D''''h
po1pIe TRACK ih' at .@lr"d tqgra - sna Toe f'''''
i"'' ''...' -. b, 'i
t... r-,i... .,t, ~, y. a.. u, .'t.t,,s and ld.>
, '-i.'... "a, t-.-...' ~. ,,l,,.'.. '
t. D., o 'l.T t.',..'. 1890 e.. m. 3D.. =. aai
$50 %. BID. SUNDAY t1. 3D.. o.. g. q. .I.. $50 O.. DID.
irt.I-l.. lil..I D. $50 fi.ai,.. ti,. i fi ID " 500,
.Ud ID g. i.. l4e I.s.lns- o. n ial o. 1851. o. -i
-.. D. No. ana - rr -l EN- -..st-. 1856. p t a .,
J.. ,..-5 u iu. 800. > llsIa.rhf.
arf fct ID d. li.. aea Co,,.a.ui .'.: Nof Cont 81,
Gr".Na; Eo.. ui, D.. anl 4, 4 ,,.aaa :.
t,scr' '
PRANK THOMSON. T. 3. N'.t f.'-
General MaaaSer ''h it. ...'. -.t.-.
y,,--, ,,Dt,,-, I,.rF Irt-.p !t,.r
-" N"'--N1 ---'- 80
t-,,t, tth--rAN
nm '''f'' -'
lnd .'. points East. Fl
- ' ~ ,,'t.-'.f -, 40. ''.l,... .,.....
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r..,t ,,oss,cs. PM mss. ,..,i, eaa,rs 10 iae asri
,,,,. ,...... .-o ,,r,.-f...r. .,.. . >..t-
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4 y III " II 7 IINTf|
ny pAlIfGIlf.-eu AID aet luly o. thrpIgh ears Tor
Nualnns viii l,igc Grf1t central Depot vie New
forr, At Haven IL rtptl ltliluad ~ Nu5 D. arNin
~ slNaus ut s.5 Ask Tor t,keIs via Connecticut
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pB0gsrE.,F. E. f., ! .if l3.-rfuan
but afrou- tf uH,.aI- .Ict-.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

masterships any more than John Tyler
could build up another party by aid of
his Postmasters. The result, they say,
will be to throw the whole machine OF
the POst-oflice Department into the
hands of the Democrats at the next
election. OF course this is not very
high view OF the matter, but it is one the
politicians are sure TO take. They should
not, however, forget that, ii President
Hayes carries out his civil service pol
Icy, as there is no doubt he intends TO
do, it will not be practicable for Post
master General Key to turn the post
offices over TO the Democrats very speed
lily, even il he were 80 inclined, but, ac-
cOrding to published letter written by
MIR. Key, he has just put himself upon
the record, saying:
ut were to become a member OF an
administration, should not feel at lib.
erty to place myself in opposition to its
general policy, but should feel bound to
puild it up and strengthen it in the
hearts of the people; and il the time al
rived when l could not heartily cooper
ate with it, should resign"
Under this pledge he could not consist
entity make appointments for the benefit
of the Democratic party; and if he
should undertake to do SO, doubtless
Hayes would speedily give HIM an inti-
nation that his resignation would be ac-
ceptable.
1t is argued on the other hand, how =
ever. that the ability of Mr.. Schurz is
forensic rather than executives; that in
ability OF the latter kind he rates very
low; that he is man of fmany crotchets
and unpracticahle tendencies, and final
ly, that even if confirmed, he will, from
his very constitution, be an element Of
discord in the Cabinet, and that Presi-
dent Hayes will not be able to get along
with him for three months.
Judge Taft
has announced his intention to 60 to
Ohio at once to give personal attention
10 his candidacy, but it is not thought
here that he will have much of a chance
for an election. Garfield seems to stand
next to Matthews in the Senatorial
race.
Secretary Morrill,,
who was quite unwell last night, is this
morning very much better.
The Senate Committees.
Three Republican Senators have
agreed upon their portion of the Senate
Committees and are awaiting the con-
clusion of the Democratic caucus, which
will probable be communicated to them
to-day.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

The st. Francis Church Calamity.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, March ga horrible ca
lamity occurred last evening in ST..
Francis Catholic Church, on Sixteenth
street. The audience in the church was
composed of women and children, and
while the benediction was being pro-
nounced a lady tainted in the gallery
and cried, "Oh, my Godp' which was
understood by the congregation to be an
alarm of fire. The cry was caught up
with lightning rapidity, and resulted in
a regular stampede, almost everyone in
the church making rush for the front
doors. Women tainted and fell pros
trate, only to be trampled on by those
behind.
AS soon as the serious nature of the
calamity became known ambulances
were telegraphed for and the killed
were removed 10 the Police Station and
the wounded to Bellevue Hospital.
News of the calamity spread like Wild
fire, and in short time hundreds of
persons congregated around the church.
The bodies of the dead were alter
ward identified as follows: Mary Casey,
of 2l9 West Eighteenth street; AIM
Spencer and Michael Spencer, of SO
Ninth avenue; Mary Coughlan, 2O2 West
.Fifty-flth street; Eliza MasIerson, 408
Seventh avenue, and Ann FORBES, 81
West Nineteenth street.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE wife of James Laird, Esq, resid.
ing on West Eighth street near Harriet,
died at an early hour this morning.
THE inquest on the body Of the child
found on the 21st of last month in Kir-
by's pond in CumminsvilIe will be con-
Guided at O'clock this evening. No
new facts have been found which could
lead to the identity Of the murderer.
MRS. U UAMPBELL, who lives at No. 1S2
Linn street, oeLween Clark and Hopkins
streets, yesterday gave birth to STILL
born child. 1t is alleged that the pre-
mature death of the infant is due 10 a
kick which the mother received from a
man who lives at y y. 1903 Liberty street.
Coroner Stitch was notified aud will in.
vestIgate the case this evening.
LAST evening, shortly after 7 O'Clock, a
blue-eyed girl baby was left in the vesLi-
bule of the residence Of Mr.. A. Berry,
dentIst, at No. 113 West Seventh street
The little wait was wrapped in warm
wooleu shawl, and was accompanied by
nursing bottle and couple OF com.
plete baby outfits. There was nothing
lett with the girl to show who her pa.
rents were. The child was taken to
the Hospital.
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BOARD OF PCBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
A protest signed by numerous citizens
against granting the privilege to any
person or company 10 locate or construct
a railway track within the limits OF Ellen
Park, was received and referred to the
Railroad Committee in connection with
the Park Committee.
GA motion the Engineer was INSTRUCT
ed TO examine and report on the condi.
ton OF the trestle under the Hopple.
street bridge, the same having been re.
ported as unsafe.
The following, from City Solicitor
Peck, was ordered filed:
''ln answer to your Inquiries concern
ing the duties of the owners OF Street
railroad Route No. Is, with reference to
the improvement and repair of the
streets, beg leave to submit:
"First. They are bound to reduce the
crown of the street wherein they lay
track, to such an extent and In such
manner as the Board may direct.
"oecond. They are boun1 TO put that
portion of the street between lines
drawn and one foot outside the outer
rails OF SUCH tracks in good condition TO
tue satisfaction OF the Board, and to SO
maintain the same during The contin-
uance Of the grant"
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following,
wAich was adopted:
"Res0lVed, Tnat permission is hereby
given It. B. kerper and Henry Pearce
TO open the streets named in the ordi-
nance authorizing Route No. Is, the
work to proceed under the direction of
the Chief Engineer and in pursuance Of
the construction OF law as defined in the
opinion of the City Solicitor"
Mr.. Baker offered the following, which
was adopted:
"Resolved, That all resolutions or or
diDances, passed by the Common Coun-
Gil and approved by the Mayor, shall
be subject to reconsideration on a mo-
lion OF any member Of this Board with
in Two days after The approval ,thereotby
this Board"