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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-13

THE SONNENSCHMIDT DIVORCE CAsE-The d.
PENDANTS In the case OF the United States to the
use of Catharine Sonnenschmidt against laries
w. SonneDschmidt and Levi j. Bryant, were
ment was entered against them for 50 900 the
amount sued for. The action was on the bond
or Sonnenschrnidt for the payment OF alinOny
TO his wife Ia divorce suit between them
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CIGAR DOWN.

SrGAH DOWN.
SUGAR DOWN.
10 LBS. GRANCLATED SUGAR, for siOo.
200 poz CANS REEFsrEaK TOMATOES.
go DOE JUSTICE BRAND DONATIONS,
200 poz. sUNDRY BRANDS TOMATOES,
At Whclesals rates in Of doz. each for feN
Days Only.
10Y LBS STANDARD "a" SUGAR for al
Ny. BgCKwBEAT-Ne Crop.
MAPLE swEET-Pure from Vermont
- Lbs. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR Cor 81
SELECTED APPLEs-by the Barrel, very Low.
CHOICE n. Y. SWEET CIDER.
MINCE MEAT.
PURE FRUIT PRESERVES. in 10. Buckets. mot
expensive.
CHOICE BUTTER.
A large lot Of Small Packages suitable for fami.
lies, just received.
Cali early and secure first choice.
Telephone Connections.
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HENPLERs gold glasses at s. are splendid. +
SEE Gartrells new advt. of ranges. stoves. az.

THE UNITY CLUB REORGANIzED FOR THE YEAR
Ihe members OF this club met at the rest
dence or Col. Smith, On l street, last evening
the following are the officers for the new year:
PRESIDENT, James b. Phillips. esq; vice presl-
aept, Judge Hayden: treasurer, Col. W. Fl.
Shase: secretary, John z. Anderson esq. After
business, pleasure succeeded, and a song by
Mr. Z. T. kearDey, solo by Mrs. DR.. Brackett,
and recitation b hiss Anna Hopperton were
mucn enjoyed by those present. The club Will
meet again In two weeks, at the residence OF
MIS-, Lincoln, c'Bessie Beech,'7 els street
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SANF'ORD.S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Inhaler. Price for all, 81.

Econor ical, agreeable. safe and never-fa.nne.
great binalion of medical agents offers to the
weary sufferer from every form Of CAtarrh relief
Al rest. 1t satisfies every demand of reason and
cenmon sensa 1t attacks and conquers every
phase of catarrhal disease. 1t strikes at the root
cleaning the nasal passages OF pu ,uent alter to
swoe:eninR the breath. restoring the sense, of
smell tafte and hearing to full activity, purify wing
tie blood of catarrhal virus and checking its con-
I'll utiop al ravsRss Buy it while there is vet time
Ask tor SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE. Sold sn1 re-
commended everywhere.
General Agents,
WEEKS 6 POTTER.
Boston.
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INSURANCE DIyIDENDS.-The board OF tr,lstees
of the Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Com
pany OF the District have declared a dividend OF
twenty hye per cent on the current years pre-
year, pay able In cash or receivable on account
or next years premium. The company Is purely
mutual ana cooperative In its character, and
the cost OF insurance in IL is reduced to a very
low figure New policies taken out before the
2sth inst VIII share In any dividend which may
De declared at the close OF the next year. The
once OF the company Is at 1887 Pennsylvania
avenue, CoTcoran building.
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THE DISTRICT JAIL AND It's ISMATEs.-Gele-
raj Croker, warden, in his annual report on
The District jail, says that 2030 prisoners were
confined during the year. $40 males and 22O
females Fourteen were pardoned by the Pre5i-
dent, By the District Commissioners; IL Boys
were sent 10 the reform school,. - c0nyicts were
sent 20 the Albany penite1tiary was exc
cuted, 2 died, were sent TO the United states
Insane hospital, and 1859 were dis charged,
leaving In the jail at the close OF the year ISIS
prisoners, OF whom 40 were males aud 4.
females. Nine males and two females were
committed lOf murder; 10 prisoners were com
United for petit larceny. The health aud con-
duct OF the prisoners have been generally gooI
There was one case OF smallpox. and malaral
diseases prevailed TO a greater extent than ever
heretofore. The removal OF the Suali-p ox hos
Iftal Is recomme nded. and ii Is urged that build
lngS suitable for the purpose be constructed in a
more Isolated position. Members II the LADIES'
CHRISTIAN Temperance THion and the Young
Mems Christian association and others have
visited the prisoners with view TO improving
them, and this work has been productive of good
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Salt heunl,

SALT RHEUM.-Geo. F. Owen, Dealer in Pianos,
Grand Rapids, Mich, was troubled for nine years
with Salt Rheum. Tried every medicine known to
the trade and was attended by many physicians
hEMEDlEs.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenis. &c. Tonight.
National Theater.-Rice's Bijou Opera Com
paDy.
T. n. c. A. Chdpel-Free Lecture
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PROVIDENCE r. l., Nov. 13-Willie Sprague
the son OF Elk. Gov. Sprague is being examined
at Wakefield today On two complaiGts-one for
assault nth a dangerous weapon, the other for
assault with intent TO kill Robert Thompson,
his mothers trustee.
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY, 439 10th street
northwest, makes cOrSets to order In ey,rT
style and material, and guarantees in tn most
difficult cases perfect ut and comfort.
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ATTENTION Is called TO the sale Of a farHl on
the District line, advertised to be sold by N. II.
Mllief trustee, at The auction room OF Duncan
son Bros. 9th and streets north West. on Tues
Jay a1ternOOl, 10Th NOvember. 1851 at 4 olcl,k
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for brain and sexual organs Of either sex 81
All druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents.
60 $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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WILBOR's CoD-LIyER OIL AND Lf-E.-Persons
who have been taking cod-llver Oil Will be
pleased to learn than DR.. Wlloor has succeeded
from directions OF several professional gentle
men, In combining the pure oil and lime In such
manner that tt Is pleasant TO the TASTE aud
its effects in lung complaints are truly wonder
full. Very many persons whose cases were pro-
nounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear
oil for long time wi bout marked effect. have
been entirely cured by using this preparation.
Be sure and get the genuine. Manufactured
only by A. B.'WHBoR, chemist. Boston Sold
by all druggists. this
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EUCALYPTTNE An exquisite Toilet Salve. con-
taining no greasy or sticky substance. RUBBED
ever the Skin. Ii tmparus TO Ii q most agreeable
feeling or softneSS and f1eXibility, healing chaps
cold. SORES NimpipS &C PRICE DC
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Passenger Rate. Restored.

ASSchsSN ANfttsS f6SStDEPus
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. 13.-The Vandaiia Ohio
and Mississippi indianapolis AID St Louis and
Wabash railroads restored their passenger rates
Yesterday to the original basis, S2425 to New
York
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SPECIAL WEEK OF PRAyER.-With tomorrow
VIII commence week specially set apart TO
Ma9eI Ior young men and Young Mems
onIlsuan associations throughout the world
rnorr many OF our city pastors will preach TO-
hN Eo, morning On the subject OF work for ,r
place OF regular discusses the Worl, nj sh ~
u M - asSoclation as Well as that OF the inter.
@ la, s,onInittee, Will be presented in short
JAMS ny 0llerent members OF the assoriarion
MONDAY evening the public anniversary nj TIC
assoc!auon VIII pe held in Lincoln Hall. com
menc1ng at o'clock, on which occasion tho
OF Baltimore. w.
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Hats for Fall OF KSSD.

Gents Fall style Silk Hats. 81 and S.;
New style stiff and soft Felts, 81 TO S.;
Very best stiff and soft dollar Hats"
Full liues boys and children's Hats and Cap
at all prices, from soc. to s1.50, at Lewis 80
seventh street, between and X northwest. 2
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CITY ITEMS.

THE PEOPLES KEMEDIEs.-Renear'sT Tonic for
VINO d. spepsia and Renear's Cough Mixture.
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THE Social Latrobe" never falls to give satts-
Iaction, put up and guaranteed by Hamilton
Shedd, 400 9Th street northwest
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|H& = i WI ~
Chairman Committee on Finauca

+. a. MCINTYRE, 9IS F street, advert1ses houses
Tor rent and sale and money to loan
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement hv
Fitch, Fox Brown OF desirable proDerfy for
rent, fer physician or dentist, being the SOUTH
west corner or 14th and III streets.
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RECOMMENDED BY PHYsICIANS-.fTivol CabI-
Get" Deer. quart bottles. For sale az all first
class groceries
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ASIDE from the superior quality as an Infants
ioGd over any otter substitute Tor a mothers
milk, Mellnis Food has great merit In the
high repu!e warmly 1ndorSe It. and the st
druggists and grooers everywhere Will furnish
l. Price, IS cents. Z. METCALF & Co., Boston,
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs.
6O4 9th st. m. W., Between Eand r,
Opposite ONCE OF the Daily Critic. oct2e
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TWO EMINENT MES.-EdiSon diSeoyerer of tel
ephO1es and Dr. Bun OF couch sErup notorietyt
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RATlFY1SG GARFIELD AND ARTHURs ELECTION
About five hundred people or more as,eInoIeJ
In the vicinity OF Howard University last eyer
ing to rat1fy the election of Hons James A. oar
Geld and Chester A. Arthur. The meeting Was
under the auspices OF the students OF H5war1
University. Mr.. Geo. w. Cook, Chairman
opened the proceedings with an eloquent speech
and then introduced MI. Jesse Lawson, of Nag,
hoped that the President elect Will stand by he
o.ack allies who assisted to suppress the civil
war. The next speaker was Mr. w. Calvin
career OF the republican party. Addresses Were
also made by MessrS. Scott Wood, Lamuel c.
Jewell, John Fl. WEIGH and others. Resolutions
were passed condemning the democratic party
and congratulating the American people on
their late victory.
BARGAINS in stoves. Morans. 4as 9th At. ana
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Acknowledgements,

WASHINGTON, 2lth July, 1850.
received from the Washington Beneficial En-
doWment Association OF the District OF Coium-
Ola, the sum OF three Thousand dollars (s3, 00o),
being the amount Of insurance Que me in con-
sequence or the death OF my late brOthec-in-
law, Simon Rich.
LILLE RICH IL 5th ST. northwest
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IRON BITTERs
IRON BITrERS
A TRUE TONIC.

ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE pUE;
Lie FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING AoER-
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENsC
FEvERs. WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACK OF ENERGY. ETC. IT EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THE
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO The
NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE CHARM ON THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLEsPooNFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYsPEP-
TIC SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING THE
FOOD. BELcHING. HEAT IN THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN. ETC.
THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL.
NOT BLACkEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD
ACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A. b. C. BOOK, 80 PAGES,
SENT FREE.
BROWN CHEMICAL Co.,
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"BUCHuPABIA"-Quick, complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggista
For washington at $50 Pa ave.
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BENSoNs CAPCINE Porous PLAsTER.-The pub-
lie are cautioned against worthless limitations
offered under similar sounding names. Accept
only the genuine
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"RoUGH On RATs."-Ask druggist for It. IL
q box; Tor washington at $50 Pa avenue
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MESSRS &. SAKS e. Co.,
3l9 and 3ls Seventh sc.
WILL MAKE TO ORDER
A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
ENGLISH TRoUSKRlNGS
AT % SO.
REGULAR PRICE Si4 co.
zoo STYLES To SELECT FROM.
THEY ARE AN ENGLISH
ro,9 MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES.
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LkwLs, PLAsrHRs are now demanded by all
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LIE RICH, 7l2 5th st. northwest.
WASHINGTON. Goth August. 1880,


Received from the Washington Beneficial El-
dowrnent Association OF the District OF COlum-
bia, the sum Of one thousand dollars, Isl 900 J
being the amount due me In consequence OF the
death Of my late wife Emma V. EiOtz.
FRED. II. KLOTZ, 400 \ st. northwest
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EDGAR's Cough SPECIFIC Is and 80 cts per
bottle for sale by all druggists; al wholesale by
Stctt & Cromwell $50 Pa ave-
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cit Goes Right to the Spot"

This homely but expressive phrase adequately
describes the effect of glass OF Hub Fetnch,
pure carefully harmonlZed beverage OF old
liquors and fruits OF delightful flavor, drank
with hot water or iced, with lemonade, soda
water or milk. Ready on opening. Every side
board should have it. Sold everywhere at 81 Is
a bottle.
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FINEST quality felt hats and bonnets, in the
latest shapes and colors, IS cents. FirsI-class
S-button, warranted, kid gloves, 30 cents. a
large assortment OF trimmed Jackets and dol
mans for S. SO and upwards. at NJ. Miliidn'S
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- BARaAINs In stoves Morans, 42S 9th st. and
2l26 Pennsylvania ave.
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WASHINGTON, 9th September, 1850.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association OF the District of Colum
bia, the sum of two thousand dollars Oh. o0N.
being the amount OF insurance due me In Goa
sequence OF the death of my late husband, Wa
II. ByleS EMMA BYLES 465 Missouri ave
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WHEN PUBLICLY test1Ied That l had been
cured OF terrible skin humor by the Cuttcura
Remedies, Gid SO that Others might be cured
and do not regret the time given to answering
tnQui! les. Zion. Within Tdllor. Boston.
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WASHINGTON, 14th September, 1850.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association the sum OF one Thousand
dollars 81 000), being the amount OF insurance
Que me In consequence of the death OF my late
husband, Fred. L. Harvey.
HELENE NJ HARVEY, 1907 9th ST, NV
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A NEW time table goes into effect on the Bal
timore ana OHIO tomorrow. There are no
changes TO New Yark except the 2:3O traip,
which goes daily instead of excepting Sunttav
as heretofore. The morning western train goes
at 10 40 am. instead Of 9:l0 am, making the
same time west.
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churned every morning. and delivered La " lbs.
Ward" prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermik and sweet milk &c. per Of
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S"HyHts Ulhtneht Cufes ItchfnS Flies
itching Piles SymptOms-A moisture ike
Itching Piles. perspiration. intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night, after gat.
Itching Piles. ting warm In bed, increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H., writes: "For 80
years have been greatly troubled with Itching
many remedies, which proved to me no remedies
at all, until l obtained Dr.. S,cdyaes Ointment
at Thomas drugstore. at Brattleboro W., which
cured me completely" Also cures letter, all
Skin Diseases
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WASHINGTON, 30th Oct00ef, 1880.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
ooWmenI Association the sum OF one thousand
collars gu 0e0), being the amount OF Insurance
cue me In consequence Of the death OF my late
husband. Charles EdmonstOn.
CLARA ID. EDMoNsTON, Coz New York avenue.
Total amount paid beneflciaries, S., 900. Ger
tncates Issued In amounts, from 500 to q, OOO,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-20
The BuchhOlz Trial.
His Second Trial for His LiRe-A Jury
 Obtained-The Trial ReRun

His Second Trial for His Life-A Jury
 Obtained-The Trial Begun.
 The 12th man for the jury in the Buchholz trial was obtained yesterday morning. The jury are: William D. Gregory of Wilton, Victor H. Russell of Greenwich. Frederick B. Knapp of Greenwich, George s. Bates of Darien, James N. Lake of Newtown, Edwin P. White of Ridgefeld, Sherman Warehouse of Wilton, Thomas P. Bristol of Brookfeld Henry I Bronson of Huntington, Charles Beard of Huntington, Ferdinand W. Burt of Ridgeield, Bradley Hull of Weston.
 At 9:15 the oath was administered to the jury and the indictment read
 The first witnes called was Fried. Gruen- wald, who through his interpreter, MT. Ger bich, of Bridgeport, testified that he came to this country with John Henry Schulte from Germany, arriving September 27th, 1878. He made 8 contract with MT. Schulte in wri- ting to accompany him to this country as a servant, the paper being signed by both the witness and MT. Schulte. On their arrival in New York they went to the Some Hotel The witness testified that he and Buchholz had d had some conversation together at the hote about Schulte. He had told Buchholz that Schulte was sucha 8 queer man that he did not want to go with him. Buchholz said he wished he could go in his place and he would make it different with him. The witness had sai d in the presence of Buchholz and others that Schulte had great deal of money, but the witness could not tell how much. The witness saw Schulte take some gold out of a trunk and he gave him ten marks at the time. a aIQo w a IQrno Qnn0nnt 0f GarnooT 1ar1a av in the trunk. With it was some American money and 1000 mark bills, and also bag containing gold. The witness left MT. Schulte about the first of October. The witness was here shown o watch chain which he thought resembIed that worn by MT. Schulte. The witness next saw Mir. Schulte on December 27, at 419 East Fifteenth street, New York. He wore on that day brown coat, green hat and light pants. The clothing taken from Schulte was shown witness and identified, as also were two leather pocketbooks and two canvas bags, one of which witness said Schulte carried change in.
 The witness was cross-examined and Frank Just was called. He drove an express wagon from the Some Hotel at the same time that Schulte boarded there. He had seen Schnlte have pocketbook and he took Schulte and his trunk to the depot when Schulte left to go to South Norwalk. Buchholz went along, and on the way the driver heard Buchholz make bargain with Schulte to become his servant, in place of Gruenwald, who had left the situa- ton. The court at this point took 0 recess until o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-20
Intmrfes fo SaWern.

The Board of Road Commissioners met on Hamilton street in front of the clock shop, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of ascer- taining the cause of the caving in of the road way at that point. On digging down to the sewer it was found that it had given away and that the cause was from the effect of live steam which enters the sewer at this point from the clock shop. This is contrary to city bylaw, which provides that any person using the sewer for such purpose shall be liable to @ fine of not less than twenty five or more than one hundred dollars. The reason of this law is, that the steam rots the cement rapidly. and the caving in of the sewer fol- lows. The Clock Company were not aware of the law and will make good damages to the sewer and make different arrangements for disposing of their live steam. Among other companies who have been using the sewers for the same purpose and without knowledge of the law, are the Oandee Rubber Company, Henry Reynolds of East street, 0. Pierpont & O., corner of Grown and Park streets, and others. They will be notified to disconnect their live steam with the sewers by putting in condenssrs, or in some other way to pre- vent damage to them
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-20
City Charter Com n1ittee.

The City Charter Committee will hold a meeting on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, to make a concluding report, when it is ex- pected that the proposed revision will be printed. It is thought that the following schedule for a reduction of salaries will be agreed upon: Mayor from $3, 900 to $2, 800 i; Corporation Counsel from $3, 800 to &, ,Ooo; City Clerk, from $1, 800 to $1,5OO; Auditor, $1, 1,soO (no extras); City Judge, from $1, BOO to $1,25o; Assistant City Judge, $9OO to $75O; Prosecuting Attorney, from $2,5oo to $1,SoO; Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, from $9Oo to $7Oo; Clerk of City Court, from 1000 to $s5o; Assistant Clerk, from $500 to $2OO. The Board of Aldermen will prob ably meet next Monday evening to act upon the revision.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-20
acctden.alIxKn,e

A laborer on the extension of the New York and New England railway named Thomas Flannigan, who was before the Watsrnufy po- lice court on Wednesday. aud was let of on condition, that he would not he seen on the streets of that city again for year, fell into a culvert near the old Nichols place, opposite Hopeville, as he was returning to Broderick's shanty, where he boarded. He was found yesterday morning about seven o'clock by two fellow laborers on their way to work. He was alive at that time, but unconscious, and soon after breathed his last He was seen be- tween five and six o'clock, Wednesday even ing, in an intoxicated condition, going toward Brandy Hill. Broderick, with whom he boarded, thought he had friends in Thomp- sonville, and a telegram of inquiry was sent to that place, but no reply had been received at p. m. yesterday. FIannigan was about 35 years of age.