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The Cabinet in Bad Humor
Over Secretary Thomp-
sons Resignation.
Dc Lesseps Advertising Ills ''Capt-
ure Of Washington" ALL
Oycr. Europe.
Aotivo Movement in the Anti-Soheme
Headed by Gen. u s.
Grant.
Electoral Hogwash Shut Of
from Further Currency
in the House.
Gillette and Warner Allowed to
Punish the " "Stayers'-Post-
master Nowlain.
The Senate Occupied Most Of the Day
In Whjtewashlng Porter's
Black Record.
The Poor Old Supreme Judges Parting
with Each Other in Tears
and Afliction.
a Speech by Gen. Grant Full Of
Tiptop Good Sense-S0l-
diera' Homes.
Unspariug Use Of Gold aud Silver Coins in
fha Mnpufoctnro nf aaunarpu
The Senate Occupied most Of the Day
In Whitewashing Porter's
Black Record.
The Poor Old Supreme Judges Parting
with Each Other in Tears
and Afiiotion.
a Speech by Gen. Grant Full Of
Tiptop Good Sense-Sol-
dfcra' Homes.
Unspariug Use Of Gold aud Silver Coins in
the Manufacture Of Gewgaws.
DE LESSEpS.
AN HATE CABINET.

IN luAi !. NAulHE.1s
6ptefal Dtspdssh to 1h< Chicago Tribune.
WAsIlIS0Tox, u. t., Dec. H.-Thura Is Il
great ,leat Of feeling among those witn mrs
near the Administration Mt tic fact thnt Sec
retary Thompson has identified himself with
the Dc Lesseps Canal scheme. A ineltbGr Of
tho Cabinet suld that tho Dc Lcsseps project
was fraud, and he very clearly left tho lm-
preston upon tic mind OF the person lie WIS
addressing that Secretary Thompson Ind
been selected by he Lesscps solely in or,ter
to create tho Impression abroad TINT the
Panama Canal Company has the confidence
of tho American people and the Government
Tile dispatches from Europe, he said, which
state that de Lcsscps Is extensively advct-
ttsing tho fact tint our Secretary OF the Navy
Inns been made Chairman of:the American
branch OF tho enterprise arc proof Of tho ptlr-
rs,se for which Mr. Thoinpson's co0pgration
has beau sought :, -
TILL: cltAro RESOLUTION OF YESTERDAY
was intended to correct this impression, and
WIS introduced nfter consultation There Is
no doubt that tho Administration Is very
much displcascd with Mr.. Tll0lnpson's nttt-
t,sle. Tile Crapo resolution WIS carefully
w0rded, md recommends III emphatic trrins
tho yiew stated Mr.. 1lnycs III" llfs message
upon the subject. Neither ule President nor
any nembdr of his Cabinet, will, tho, posst-
biz exception OF Alr. Thompson, believes In
the Do Lcsseps scheme, al,d d Cahlnut officer
snys TINT my representation III Europe that
such IL tho flct, based Upon Thomls0n's COLI
nection with It, Is nothing less tllan frauuu-
, 1880-12-15


NAs,llSaTuS. D. T., Dec. 1A.-The s,rewd-
ness of Do Lesscl,s l.as ,.ltt the efectof SLIM
lllatitx tho supporters Ut the Nicaragua
roltu to activity, and to-day Afurtoll, of
New York, introduced u bill, found elsc-
where III this issue, Incorporating tha Ntcaur-
aqua American Company. Among the In
corrorators aro Grunt Billings. Riggs, IND Il
number OF American BANKERS md cap1ta!-
lsts. Tho promoters Ut th!s enterprise say
1t IL n bonn tlue undertaking. anti tint Grants
presrnce III this city has relation tn It. Aor-
ton, who introduced tho Nicaragua bill, and
who IL himself q CHIEF member Of
tia bannins-l.ousa OF Morto!, Bliss
& Co., very much doubts whether Dc LES
seps l,as obtained any subscriptions Ut COLI
sequence III this country. 1t Appears that
tho Sucz Canal Company took 0llC-qunster ot
the SG0, ,000, 200 Of which De l.esseta now atl-
ycrtises, alHi that the Dc 1+esseps Syndicate
laye takcn tho reminder, upon conditions,
however, which do not bind tholn To Sell or
hold tic stock.
THE lII.l. COVERING GRANTS COMPANY.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Dec. t4.-F0llowlng
is thu bill introduced ln the House today by
Representative Morton for the incorporation
OF tho Ntcaraguan Canal Company:
WHEREAS, Tho ncpuullo Of NlcaraR.ta has
granted to ccrtalu citizens OF tho United States,
md their ass+,clutcs. forming Provincial 1ntrr-
oceanlo Cana! Soulnly, certain powoss, rights.
md privileges LII respect to the construction Of
shlp-cAnul across !ts territory, with Acecasory
cnnals. Ssll~nyar aud Ines of telegraph. and
bus given full and exclusive rights to tho Cann!
Company to bu organized BY sa'd Society to do
all things necessary 10 tho construction. cum"
plouon, t1'lt!utouancc, and management Of auuf'
clnul: aud,
WHEREAS, Application has bccn snado by eaid
Society for rhafter from tho Government ri
tho unitc4l Htntos authorizing tho organization
Of Cannl CuInpuuy fur tho purpose Ut carrying
tnto ctfeot tho provisions OF said canal couces-
slons; mud,
WnxRkAa, Tho United Htatea has entered Into
, 1880-12-15

GAMBETrA has been foolish enough to Ell
ter Into n wordy war with Roclcfort. Lie
llas thus shown his scnsitEyeucss to tho lat
tcr's persistent uid yirtllent attacks. Tile
controversy between tho two Is likely to lend
to some spicy Developments, which will be
read witt, interest by tliclr olie1nies. Thus
Gambctta Inns shown by tho publication OF
certain letters of 1locllofort tlHatt tho nowilery
Communist WIS eager to lisayow his conncc-
tioli with Communism when arrested Iii 1871
and Tint he then besouglit lie protection of
tito very mon whom ,llo now slandes and
villfics. Rochofort has challenged ono
Iecinach, who hns given publicity to Ills lct-
tors bearing out these statements, but 1iel-
mach declines the combat, and snys that
1lochcfort should not Eet so angry ut seeing
Ills own lettors In print.
, 1880-12-15

tho Doarr, Of Directors Of satJ Jhsafpany may
Issue bonds In E,tcl, form and fs.e4lnt, not ex-
coedlng nne-half Of tho capitss Jock. % said
noarl may determine. Ton pdGa of ali SUBJ
n'udo. and all future pat5 sts shall 10
made at such time - In such
nmounts rs s,ch 1'oAri d. ,fcctnrs may
determine. Sixty dAys' previous nutico shall 10
given Ut tho payments required. and Of tho
time and paco IF payment. by publication
II. ono daily newspaper In New York City, Sun
Franclsco, Lspndon ti:.lg1an1l. and Paris, Ffnnce>
and. III case tho stockholders shall neglect or re-
tuse to pay In pursunncn IT auch notice. tho
stock held by ttom shail be forfeited absolutely
to tho use of tho Company, lltd nfso nil ray.
incnta tnatfo on tlccnltnt thurcof. But tho nonrd
Of DIRECTORS may al1ow the redemption Of satd
stock nm such terms rs they tnhy prescribe.
SEC. 3. That tho ulfalrs of sasi Company shatl
be fnnlingel by II 1Iart1 Of Directors, clovcn IT,
numbers to hold o,ltc, for sch terms as tho hy.
lnws nf sid l.tMrt shni provltfu, ant. until thor
Successors nTe duly chsscn and. qualified. Hut
Mt 1cnat llve Of said Directors shRli l,o chosen
every thrrc years. said Htnlrtl hhall elect from
!ts number a President md Vico-1'rtsdcnt Of
tho CHInpnny, who shalt hold os1tco for such
terms IA tho hy.lnws Ut said lsonri may provide,
md until their SuetHsaolB lrc duly elected md
Qunliifcd. Que of tho said Directors shull bo ap-
pointed By tho Government Of Nicaragua, "a
provided In such concession.
oHe' =. A"a'' .o3 1no HnaaRc'neht anu oIspoS9s
uon VI tno stoext pf"per'y, csiAte. aaa c1cca or
sant to'nl'an}' INC a'oAtu o1 l'1fcctofs maF mike
such by.laws, ru!oa. anu regulations ms may con-
form to tho authority granted in such canal cot,-
eess'on' ano not inconsistent Win thls act or mo
4awA o. ING ut.sca s!ates' or 1no o1lstfn9 tfcatS
suputnt'ons WIN LUG on'erntnens Of H:eafa9aa.
!''T tuo ptoteet'on ol INC shlp-canu' w1tii'o tho
tetfitory VI N'eath9u@ anu 'nay n1 the t'thc oI
e'ccuon OF DiFcctofs; anu+ 1T cnse OF Il sncnncy
III sun 1soaru eauset ny ae"tn' fes'Rnotlon' or
otner"'hc mag Ill! tne SM1ne. NO person except
tno p'rcetots upl''ntea " Inc Government OF
r'sataHaa 0u"'1 " aD'Fec'oF "no IL hot stoeK-
l,o1'et' "no "tS oHe eeas'tEB 10 oo stoekno4oof
hna! cc'sc t' 10 10 10. director.
oEC' u 4""t '"o nGorpo1ators des'Rna!ed IN
INC nrst scet'on OF tnls ac1' or ma1"f1tt OF
Inen. 1nhS es.ls meeting ot stoekhoiuers "hen.
eser Hut tess anAn Ioo+Vo shates ol TUG chPltM
, 1880-12-15

SENATOR WADE HAMPTON In letter to
the nt.-I.ey. DR.. Ilowo, Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop OF Soutl, Carolina, written pro-
sumably III reply to ono BY tho bishop, says
that 1t mover occurred to him for u moment
TINT any person would construo tho language
of his uIunptou's) lottor to oocrctury 6lIor-
mnn "ns giving or Inviting challenge"
Giving his adllrcss to Socrctary 6lMrmail, llo
thinks. was NATURAL, a1ld Ind no covert
meaning, IIo ends by facctiolsly tolliug
Bishop Howe that his address will bo Wash
iugtou for some time.
, 1880-12-15

4 SYNDICATE Of New York md Boston
capitalists have made arrangements to ex-
tend tho Toledo, Dclphos T. Burlington Rail.
road from kokomo. 1nd.. to st. f.oulS, the
road completed to be called tho Toledo, Gill
cilllati Il St. Louis. 1t is thought tho new
road will DO completed by October Of ncxt
yenr.
, 1880-12-15

FnEDIH1cK Q. PRINCE, Mayor Of Boston,
was reulecteu yesturtlay by Il plurality OF No.
Ills majority two ycars ago WIS over 1000.
l'rince Is Democrat. 1lpnry q. Lowering,
tlle Worl!ugmnn's candidate, WIS elected
htayOr Of Lynn.
, 1880-12-15

THE steamship Republic, which left Liver
pool on tho III Inst, md which had tho shaft
Of its propeller broken OIL tho It'll Inst willie
in mId-ocean, was towed into New York
hnrbor yesterday by tho steamer Circassia,
which met tho Republic about si0 miles out
of Now York,
, 1880-12-15

In somo recent elections tho llatllcal Dom.
ocratic party In Germany obtained impor7
tant and astonishing Victories iIorr kenlpf-
for progrcsslst} WIS elected from tho hltlI.
erto Conservative stronghold Of A!tcnberg
by 3,500 majority. Tile Government party
is unpopular on account OF tho tax Oil i'm.
ported grslln, which Inns oil but destroyed
the brewing Interest In Eastern and North
eastern rrussia, alM which has also tl,jurl.
ously affected the carrying trale Of these dis;
frtrtq
, 1880-12-15

-FnEp L. A1.MY, tie bookkocper Of n whole
slio grocery house OF Worcester. Muss., who
resolved the n,untlccnt saIlary Of SIS per
week, l,as 1uado away with $500 ut his en,-
p!uyor's casl, In ton months, lIo has been ar
rested.
, 1880-12-15

TnE Maine Seilatorsl.lp which becomes
vacant ncxt March. WHEN Senator 1lamltn's
term cxures, " sought by tho lion. Eugene
Iiulo and Congressman Frye. Tho cl.a.ices
favor liale, but MI. Fyro will mako a worry
ltycly cu1lvass:
, 1880-12-15

MAI. Now14Aty (Domocrat}, Of Virginia,
wills elect1d Tttstmaster Of tho House Ut Rep
Iescntat!yos yesterday by vote Of 1a3 to lou
cast for Henry Sherwood, Republican. Now
laiu tlus been tho oAss!staut1'ustmaster
, 1880-12-15

In bill introduced yesterday by Alr. Nor
ton, OF Now York. for tho incorporation Of
tho Maritime cnllnl Company Ut Nicaragua,
among the lneosporators appcur tho ,lall,cs
OF 0en. u. y. Grant, Il. d. Morgan, II. J.
Jewett Solou Humphreys William Donnl-
SOL, Howard Potter, and others. Tho btll
proposes that the capital stock shalt consist
OF not less thal 6oo0oo nor moro than
1,O00, coo Sllures OF 500 rnutl. -:
, 1880-12-15

GEN. GRANT WIS rendered a reception un-
der the auspices OF the Boys In Blue ut
Washington last evening. 4 large number
OF prominent public men were present. Tho
ex-prcst,cnt expressed grcat qualification nt
the hearty welcome which he received at tho
scene of 80 many years Ut labor for his co,sl~
try. lie cotnpli1nentcd Tie Boys In Blue on
their patriotism md devotion to duty.
, 1880-12-15

In tho batch of nominations sent to tho
Scl,nte yesterday were tue mines Of three
ladies' for Postmastcrs. Two Of the ladies'
l,att from this Stute,- Mrs MolIic F.. Jonklns
far Murphysboro and Miss Abbic II. I.awton
fortlrigesyil!e. Miss Mary Dclmltng WIS up
pointed at Virginia City, Mont.
, 1880-12-15

AN indication OF the appreciation Of West
crn railroad securities In the East Is shown
by tho fact TINT more than three times tho
amount OF subscriptions to. tho stock Ut tho
Denver l. Rio Gralue Railroad which weru
Invited Inst weuk have been already offered.
, 1880-12-15

THE anti-tnusica! members Of Cooks Pres
byterian Church, Mt Toronto, succeeded q
fuw days ngo IN driving tho muaica'ly-!n-
clIucd members from tho sacrel precincts of
tho church ut tic toes OF their boots, Tho
organ, followed the rctrcat1ng party.
, 1880-12-15

T'uE Russian Government, In order to
mike up for the deficiency caused by tho
abolition Of tho t,x OIL suit, md from other
causes, propose m income tux ant tax o,,
bonds whether held by Russian subjects or
BY foreigners residing III 2usstn.
, 1880-12-15

SENATOR FARLEY, Democrat, OF Califor-
MA, rltltcules the notion TINT ho will huyc
Nunocratic colleague aftur the It'll Of March.
Tho California Legislature Is Republican.
mud will elect n Republican Senator, probn-
bly, Gen. j. +. Miller.
, 1880-12-15

Wn11.E Miss Elizabeth Taylor and lor
loyor, John Scotcl,er, were ''swingIng on
the p;ate before her fathers house ut Oak
land, Cal, Monday ntght, Scotcher's pistol
won't off accidentally, cuusfng tho, instant
death of Miss Taylor.
, 1880-12-15

Mrs JAMES JONES, the wife ofa farmer
residing near Napoleon. No., tried to fill a
lighted lump with coal-oit Montlay night
Tho Inevitable explosion followed, a,ld Mrs.
Jones a,,d l,er two children. ngcd respective
ly years and Months, aro tho Victims.
, 1880-12-15

SgrglSo-I]uLL II reported to want ton
da,s' longer deiay bafuFe surlpndoslnx. by
that time hoexpvcts to bring a!l ts!s followers
Into Fort Huford. wllero they will yield uu-
cQlltlIIfQnYl!Y,
, 1880-12-15

ailtwAUKEE brewers will hayo manu-
fac.urcd about s0o,oo0 barrels OF lager this
yoar, a1ul they hayo facilities fur turnlng out
over t,00Q, 0oo barrels Of tho foalaing beyar-
age next year,
, 1880-12-15

TorE LEO delivered an allocutIon at yes-
terstay's consistory, in which ho uen!n b.
walled tho hostility OF solNe European States
towurtls tho Church, and condemned the
laws which cnrtutlod Its privileges.
, 1880-12-15

which have lcttta .ttof,lnost total disappear
a,ce Of tic .A,6erfcan tlng FROM tic merchant
1nar[,n Ut fllS world, and to carefully consit-
er su,ln scl,etng whEcl, will meet tie cIrcutl-
stalicGs of the casg.
, 1880-12-15

At caucus OF tho County. commissioners
hell! yestert!ay tho county officers tor tho
ensuing year wero determined on. It was
decided 10 retain tho old officers with but q
fgY minor exceptions.
, 1880-12-15

FoR tho Upper Lake region to-day, cooler,
westerly Winds, partly cloudy weather, nlid
Qecaslunnl ruin Of snow ure predicted
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INDIANAPOLIS.

HANKERING AFTER STEAMBOATs--A WALNUT
KNOT TRICK-IMPoRTANT BANK SUIT, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.-M. D. William
son, an old lumber merchant and at PIES
ent very extensive wholesale and retail
dealer in veneers, has been taken in by a
green-looking Hoosier, who stole the same
walnut knot from Mr.. Williamson three
times and sold it to him again, each time
for veneering purposes, at good round
price.
A project is being revived here to clean
out the channel of White River and open
up navigation between this city, the Wa
bash and the outer world. 1t is claimed
that this could be done at comparatively
light expense.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 O'Clock
Charles Richel, restaurant-keeper at 3Oa
East Washington street. disappeared with
about $500 and has not since been seen.
Foul play is suspected.
A suit is pending in the United States
Court, brought by Martin L. Bundy, Re.
ceiver of the First National Bank Of
Monticello, against Joseph @. Wilson, A.
W. Reynolds, S. M. Ward and Isaac Rey.
nolds, to recover the penalty of Wilson'S
bond as President of the Bank, $685. 900, il
being alleged that he has violated the bond.
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Chicamauga and Stone River.
The Map Of Those Famous Battles Com.
h. pleted by the Commission.
National Associated Press to the Star.


CHICAGO, April 9.-The Commission
which was created by the War Department
to remap the battlefields of Chicamauga
and Stone River yesterday finished its la
bors, and its report was forwarded to the
Secretary of War.
| Originally the Commission was composed
of Gems. Sheridan, Cook and Davis and
Captain Volkmar. The death of Gen. Da-
Wis caused vacancy, which was not filled.
The instructions given the members were
that they should endeavor to assign the
various commands to their proper positions
upon the maps Of the two battle fields
named above.
| Drawings prepared in the Engineering
Department of the Government and sent to
the surviving commanders for their appro-
val had been returned with numerous sug-
| to the Department that the differences of
so great and so important that nothing
short of an official inquiry into historic
facts would be satisfactory to the dispu.
tants and the Government.
The Commission decided at the outset of Its
labors not to call any witnesses. Scores OF
persons who were in those famous battles
offered to testify, but the Commission pre-
ferred to be guided, in arriving at its con.
clusions by the official reports of the Com.
manding Generals, which had been prepared
few hours after the fighting ceased. Capt.
Volkmar, the recorder. was set to work to
dig out the facts from these reports. which
are voluminous.
Several weeks were spent by him in pre-
pairing careful and exhaustive digest. Be
fore he had completed its compostion Gen
Sheridan went to Mexico with Grant, anG
upon bis return the historic facts relating
to the two battles were in readiness for ex
animation by the Board, which vas com
pleted yesterday, and the Commission ad
journed. Gen. Crook returns to his head
quarters at Omaha to-day.
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Board of Public Works.

The Kentucky Street Railroad ordinance
came up before the Board yesterday after
noon and was again laid over-this time
until next Monday afternoon. There
seems to be a great deal of unnecessary
delay in passing upon this ordinance. A
majority OF the Board have expressed them.
selves in favor of the ordinance but still
there is singular drawback about recon-
mending it to Council.
A petition asking that the houses on
Yeatman street, between Broadway and
Sycamore, be properly numbered by the
Board, was referred to the Engineer with
instructions to re-number.
Bids for the construction of sewers in
Fifth and Longworth streets were opened
and referred to the Engineer.
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A Fresh London sensation.
London World.I


One of the most sensational actionsfor
breach Of promise of marriage that ever
startled society will shortly come before
the courts. The defendant is a young
Guardsman, the head Of rich country
family, who, after a two-years engage
ment, allowed the preparations for his
marriage to 60 80 far that besides
insisting on the selection of his
fiancee's wedding dress he ordered the
wedding cards, purchased the ring and
travelling trunks with his own initials on
those of the LADY,, arranged with the
coach-maker for the alteration of the
lady's monogram to his own on her two
carriages, invited country vicar to come
to London to marry him, and last, not
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of his suicide and assumed name is un-
THE ELEGANT EUGENE AGAIN.


known.
THE ELEGANT EUGENE AGAIN.
Eugene Fairfax Williams. DR.. Dix's per-
secutor, Is now accused of obtaining Jewell
ry from Philadelph and New York houses
on Plttsburg drafts. with forged endorse
ments. He is also suspected Of having
robbed the street letter-boxes in the last
named city.
CORNER IN OPIUM.
The druggists report corner in opium.
1t is said that a syndicate has been formed
by Wall street and London spectators, and
that they have been buying for two
months all they could get. They began to
buy at $4 so per pound. The present price
is $6 80, and the duty 81. There are about
1000 cases in the world, and each case
holds 150 pounds of stock. There are in
London 1,7O0 cases and in New York 1900.
The coming crop from Turkey is esti'
mated at 5000 pounds, and the average an
nual consumption is about 5000 cases. Ii
1T can hold corner the syndicate may put
the price up to $40 or $l2 per pound.
ABANDONMENT AT SEA.
The steamship Gellert, just arrived
brings news of the abandonment at sea o.
the British steamship Syria off the banks
of Newfoundland last Sunday. The Gel
lert took the officers and of 1888 men OF
board. The Syria left New Orleans March
18th, with cargo of cotton and oil cake,
bound for Liverpool.
THE PELICAN DIVES MINES.
The famous Pelican Dives group of silvel
mines at Georgetown, CAL, have been &C
quired by a syndicate of prominent -capi
talists, and strong company with capi
tai of $4,000, 900 has been organized here
Norvin Green, President of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, is President o
the new corporation, and among its Trus
tees are A. B. Chandler, President of tn,
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
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Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFORT, April 9.-The House passed
a bill to confer on the Commissioner OF
Common Schools in Campbell County the
same authority and power over the incor.
porated District of Cold Spring as ovel
other school districts.
The House, by bare majority, passed
the bill appropriating 5000 for the Fish
Commission, for the purpose of stocking
the various streams in the State with food
fish.
The Senate passed bill arpropriatine
$S. 900 for the continuation of the geological
survey in the State during the next twt
years
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Saved by Her Pet Dog.

lodil rthuClScO OutOHlClt.l
The st. Helena Star states that Miss
Priscilla Harrison, visitor at the house
of her sister, Mrs. Cook, went out for a
walk on the 11th instant and did not re-
turn. Search was instituted and main
tanned for eight days, when the missing
woman was found far up the mountain.
The searching party was attracted to her
by the barking of two dogs, which had
accompanied her and kept with her all
the time.
1t is thought that these dogs saved her
life by keeping her warm at nights, one
sleeping at her feet, the other by her
side. When it is remembered that it was
freezing every night during that period,
the fact of her surviving the exposure at
all is remarkable. She was asleep on a
rock when found. Her CATERS and the
bottom of her skirts were worn off with
her struggles through the brush, and she
had taken parts of her clothing and
wound it round her feet for protection.
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Death Record.

The following deaths havebeen placed OF
record since our last report:
Infant Cooney, stillborn. city.
Charles Schoedinger. 1S days, city.
James Jessup. weeks, city.
Theo. Rudler, months, city.
Harry Koo. 20 months, city.
Albert Parker, 4 months, city.
Mary Flachs, years. city.
Fredrika Zenick. 6S wears, Germany.
Elizabeth Priman. Sc years, Germany.
Thomas Rafter, 48 years, Ireland.
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least, read over the settlements to his
affianced wife the night before he left
town to visit his family, only four days
before the intended ceremony at st.
Georges, Hanover Square. since the
night in question the lady has never set
eyes on the gentleman.
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People who have weakness for believ-
ing that the number 13 is unlucky, says
the Independence Beige, are requested to
mediate upon the following fact, the
authenticity of which is vouched for: A
young soldier, Serigieres by name, was
born ON the 18th of the month of Jan
uary, 1855. He lived at Brussels in a
house numbered 13. On Friday, Feb.
18th, 1875, he was drafted into the army
by virtue Of having drawn the number
13. A lottery ticket was inherited by
him bearing the number 13, which ha:
lately drawn prize Of 200 900 francs.
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Henry Meyer, a musician about fifty
five years old and living with his family at
No. II Bremen street, died suddenly this
morning. The Coroner was notified. but
on investigation he deemed an inquest un-
necessary. t'..r -