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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Strength and SuSacisy and iiro Elc-
lstnHs.

VI. PHILIPPE. all Eastern traveller. relates
that ono dag he went u the river at Goa, II
Portuguese settlement in Indis. and in n
dock near tue river side u large ship was
building. He saw a plot of ground near,
covered with heavy beams rcaGy to bc used
for this purpose. He watched, and saw the
men iastcn the beam with rope Of great
strength and thickness; this rope was car.
ricG to an elephant employed to assist the
wOtnmen. The animal conveyed the rope
to his mouth, and after twistinp u round
his trunk, he drew the hgam without any
conductor to the place where the ship was
buliding Other elephants were Lrol;pNi to
assist in the work, and some OF them were
able 10 drag beams 80 lrrgc that twenty
men were unable 90 move them But what
surprised the traveller most wa= not The
Amazing strength nf The animal, hut its
sa9ucitN; for when other beams Ubstructcd
tie road, the elephant would rise the end OF
his own beam. that it might slide easily
over those in It's way. NJ Torccn, another
traveller tells US that he also had the opDcr.
tunlty Of noticing the sagacty of an cle.
phant Its master had let ost the animal
for certain siim per day, and its employ
ment was to carry with his trunk timber for
u building from the bank of river. This
business it carried on very clcverly under
the guidance of boy, and the sagacious
animal laid the pieces of timber one upon
another in such exact order that no man
in timber yard could have done the work
better
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

FAsn1nNABLE CArb-Entcr Miss Lucy.
nearly out C. Jrldth with the cXcrtiun Il
walking from her papa's carriage IN the
street to the door of her friend.
Lucy--"O Mariui how do you do? How
delighted am 70 sec yon! low have you
been aimee you were at the ball last 1hlgs
day EVENING" wasn't the appearance of that
tall girl in pink perfectly irighttul2 Is that
your shawl On the piano--Bcauti(ul Fa-
thef says tic is going to send to Paris to get
me shawl in the spring. can. bear
homemade shGwls How TO you like
Monsieur Espr.yl beautiful man, amt hci
Now don't laugh, Mara for I'm sure dom
care anything about him. Oh, my mus:
bc going. It's beautiful day, isn't itl
Maria when are you coming up to see mel
Oh, dear whata beautifu! pin That pin
was given TO you; now | know il was,
Maria; don't deny it. Harry il coming up
to see me this evening, but I hate him-I
do really; but he has beautiful moustachc,
hasn't he Mara2 Oh, dear, it's very wal,n.
Good morning, Maria Don't speak oi
Harry in connection with my name to any
one; for Tin sire it will never amount to
any thing, but hate him awfully-Im suro
do. hdicu."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

How AN on WELL ls,BoREp.-A cores
pondcnt of the Boston Traveller, writing
from the oll regions of Pennsylvania. gives
the following description Of the manner in
which oil Is found:
I'm selecting Il spot for well, the artc-
sian driIIcr raises derrick about 10 feet
IN height, bringing up II steam engine Of
about slN horse power, anu then, after drlv-
lng down an iron pipe about ak inches IN
diameter through the earth and grave. some
llty feet or So. to the first strata of IOCk
introduces drill, ot about two and a half
inches in diameter. attached To IL temper
screw, ana thence to the working beam
and engine, with which he bures now at the
rate oi ciSht OF ten feet per day into the
soild Slate and TuapstOnc. say one hundred
feet; he then comes to the first strata OF
sandstone, which may he ten or twelve feet
in thickness and bounS through this comes
again to slate and soapStone OF Il blush
cast, and working on, say tor twenty feet or
So, he reaches the second strata of sandstone
out OF which there comes rushing up, when
the right vein is struck, intiammable gas,
salt water and petroleum. The bore OF the
well is enlarged 10y a rimmer, and then an
iron tube, in sections of about fourteen feet
and closely screwed together. is inserted in
two sections and run down to the veins Of
oil Il hax-seed bag, w!ich expands when
wet, is fixed between the tubing and the
waits Of the well, i'll order to ptevent the
surface watci from descending, u 'plungcr.'
or waived piston is introduced into the tuoe,
and the >uckiug-rod being attached to the
working tie conduit pipes and tank
which rnay hold sixty barrels hcug in
rea''H"es ~" engine l.urco "nd lne precious
treasure gushcs forth. This is what Is called
pumping we'll In the "howing wells, ''
that l., such as send the oil out spontaneous
ly, the drill must go down into the third
strata of sandstone. hut this in some i'll
stances is very deep. In awelI on Watson .
Flab the drill has reached the depth Ut three
hundred feet aud yet the third bed of sand
stone is not reached"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

GIRLS WITH LARGE FH1r.-The Boston
Sine and LeGttsr Reporter is responsible for
tie assertion following about the under
standing OF our brave Pennsylvania girls.
Although, from the peculiar occupation OF
its correspondent it may be supposed tu
know more about the matter than we, still
We be- leave - differ from him, even while
We print his item Tor the Amusement Of our
country readers. The Reporter says: "A
correspondent, who has recently been max
ing tour through Pennsylvania says his
attention was called by dealers in Eastern
made work to the dcsIrableness of more
variety in the width Of shoes that in
sodutry districts the girls, even in families
who can we'll afford to buy shoes, frequently
go barctoolrd in the summer season, and
their feet become quite large lie request
10 to call the attchtion ot our dOwu-Nast
friends to this fact, and we do SO Chceriuliy
from kind regard to the girls aforc,namcd.
We trust, therefore, our Yankee friends will
/ remember the Pennsy lrenla danscls when
! they are giving out stock, and that jours
/ Viii govern themselves accordingly"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

SolITupE-Nore and greater sins are
committed when men are alone than when
they keep themselves in fellowship. When
Eve in Paradise walked alone, then came
,hc evil and deceived her. Whoever is
amongst men aud Ia honest company, l.
ashamed to sin, or, AT least. he has no place
or opportunity to do So " hen to wars, he
fell into adultery and murder; and have
myself found that have never Sinncd more
than when was alone. SnlitarncSs iHitcth
Ia melancholy. and Il person alone has often
some Lcavy aud evil thoughts, So hath he
strange thoUgttS. Gad construed everything
in the worst Scnsc. Melancholy IS an in
strument Of the devil, by which hc accom-
pli,hcA his wicked purpose. Tho deeper
a person is plunged into that state, the more
power the devil hath over him. To live
in AN open, public state is the safest. Open
" anl amongst other persons, man must
live civiIly and honestly, must appear tr
fear God, and do his duty towards men,
Lgthsr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
,'srTNA,a s,l.<syEEEs. ,vRlSEEK

The ONLY reliable self. Adjusting Trings,
No Wood Work In Swell or Split
NJ Thumb-Scr.ws u got ou. Of Order
Warranted With or without Cog Wheels.
II, took tn. FIRST PREMIUM at Pifty-sevsn State
and County fuirs IN lSS:. and il. without eIcep-
;ion the be,t Wringer ever m 4de.
Patented in the United States, England, Canada,
ard hu-trRli..
Sample Wringer cent, Express paid on receipt Of
PriGn
Entrgso .s.n'e -.n make from to 10 Dsiars per
80, 3 :, -. w l37.so. No.P.ss.;s No.A.sa 50.
M,rutnc;ur-d 81 snd tnld. Wholesale and rotail, by
THY PUTNAM MMANCFACTURISd CO,
NJ. il Fiat Street, Ne. York and CLEVELAND. Ohio.
5. c. NOKTliR0F, Agent.
WHAT FVKRDODY KNOWS, viz
Ihst Iron well galvanized will nat rust;
That simple nacbno ie better than a complicated
onr
rhst ~,i'.:.r should be selfadjusng durable,
ard rrciert
Th,, 1humb. Screws and Fastepinrs cause delay and
trouble /" regulate nud keep in order;
hxt wood bearings or the shaft to run in will wear
ont;
That the ruinrm Wringcr, with or without cog
whcclr. will rot tear the clothes;
That cog wheel regulators are not essential
That tho Putnam Wringer has all tho advantages
ant not uus Of the disadvantage abov. namel
Thnt all who have tasted it, pronounce it the best
WrinSer ever made;
alteration.
Wo mi. .ht ill the paper with testimonials but in
sert only few 10 convince the skeptical. If such
there be ana say to all test Putnam ringer
Tot il T Oitul'GiliY with ANY and ALL others
and ii lot entirely satisfactory, return it,
PurNAH aAssrAcrrRISG Co:
G.utlcmon Il know from practical experience
that iron ell galvanized with sinc will not oIdiIe
OF rud one particle. The Putnam Wringer is as
near perfect n. possible, and | can cheerfully re-
commend it To be the hest in usc
Respectfully yours,
JSO. v. WHEELER. Cleveland, Ohio.
M,uy years experience in the gslyaniIing bus
u,S. enable me 10 ndorse the above statement in al
I particulars.
JNo. Z. LEFPERTS,
No. 100 Beskmsn Street.
New York. January, 1864.
Wo have tested putnam's Clothes Wringer b,
prac.icsl working, and know that il will do. II i
chopp; it is simple 1t requires no room, whether q
work or At rest child can operate il it does it
duty thoroughly il saves time and it saves wea
! and tear, We earnestly advise all Who have mucl
washing do, with ntellgen persons who have any
! TO buy this ringer 1t will pay for itself in yea
! at Inust. Hon HOKACh HhEELEl.
; June IL. 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

\ YANKEE IN CHATHAM STREET-A New
ICrk paper SAYS: \ shrewd coantfymun
was in town the other day, gawky, uncouth,
Gnc innocent enough in appearance, Lut in
reality, vilh his eye teeth cut. Passing up
Chatham street, through th> Jc~,r' li"rici,
he WAS continual encountered with importu-
mites to buy. From almost every store sonv
one rushed out, ia accordance With the
annoying custom Of that street, to SEIZE upon
and force him to purchase. at last one dirty
looking fellow caught him by the arm, and
cIamorousiy urged him to become a customer.
Have You got any shirts?" inquired the
couEtrymsn, with very innocent look.
"A splendid assortment, sir Step in, sir.
Every price. sir, and every style. The
cheapest in the street. sir!"
"Are they clean.'
TO be sure, sir-stcp in, sr!n
Then resumed the countryman. with
perfect gravity, put on one, for YOU need
H.
The rage Of the shopkeeper may be i'm.
nEineCl, as the ccuntryman turned upon his
heel, quietly pursued his way.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

VINO ARE THE HAPPY Lord Byron
said The mechanic and workinsmen who
can maintain their families are. in my opin-
ion, the happicst body OF men. Poverty is
wrctchcduesS, but even poverty is prelrra-
bic 10 III" heartless, ummeaning dissipation
Of the higher orders" Another author says
Il have no propensity to even am one, least
Of all the rich and great; but if were dis
posed To this weakness, the subject Of my
envy would he healthy young man, in full
possession of his strength ard faculties, 90
ing forth in the morning to work for h'@
wife and children, or bringing home his
wages at night
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
sv.rsms er 'ryzn .AnHRfSAN>-

yakRMs--Iwo . D0ILARs per npnum s2FseiI
iot paid wilLis, tho year No paper diseossiAuod
until all nrcnragcs are paid. ....
These terms will BE strictly adhered tesrareafter
t ,ubscribcrs neglect OF refuse to take tbeir
,aprrs from tho Office 10 which they ere drccled they
,rc responsible until theghavo seplod tho bills and
,rdered them discontinued.
Postmastcrs Will pleak act as cur Agents, and
rank letters containing subscription money. They
ro permitted to do this under the tsst 0lioe Law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY q, 1865.
P @ L T | C A L.
WINTER WILL NOT LAST FOREVER

Winter will not last forever;
Spring will soon come forth again,
And, with flowers of every color,
Deck the hillside and the plain.
Lambs will soon in fields be sporting,
Birds rc-ccho from each tree
"Winter's gone Its days are ended
We are happy--we arc tree !"
Hedge and tree will soon be budding,
Soon with leaves be covered o'er;
Winter cannot last forever;
Brighter days are yet in store.
Sorrows will noS last forever,
Brighter times will come ngain,
Joy our every grief succeeding,
AS the sunshioe after rain.
As the snow and ice of winter.
Melt at the approach of spring,
So will all our cares and trials,
Joy, and peace and comfort bring,
When the heart Is sad and dropping,
Think. though you be vexed sore,
Sorrows cannot last forever;
Brighter days are yet in store.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
FLOUR & FEED STORE

WHOLESALE aND RETAIL.
YIIIE subscriber respectfully informs the public
ti.at he keeps constantly On baud ~ h's new
EARTIfnI'SE. nesr thu Shamokin Valley Railroad
uerot. in 81 INJURY, Flour by the barrel and sdck,
aua all Kinds Of Feed by the ton ,,.,
Tho thoye is all manufactured at ins o"n Mllis'
.rd ul. he roid a. .ae lowest cash prHt'
IN CABWALLApSR.
.,..t.r- ,lar. & lA~i ta
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ron Rim Il I " @.

We have connected with cur establishment q well
elected JOB OtIFYCh, which will enable us to
,eeutc. in tho neatcst style, every variety of
'rinting . 4s..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

An association is organized at Alton to raise moa-
ument tho martyr Lovcjoy, This work is scarcely
more due to the memory Of l.oyejov than to Alton
aud tn the better spirit OF the age The Alton Ieic-
eraph we'll says that the murderuf Loyejoy was a
crime for hich the spirit of that Rne, rather than
the citizens of Alton, should be, held responsible.
The erctiUn Of monument 10 foyejay will be ap-
proprate expression OF tho wonderfully changed to
Of public opinion since be sacrificed hy Il. and
the initiation Of this tribute by Alton cannot fail TO
reflect well deserved credit upon that city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
BOARDINGHOUSE.
MFRS. MARIA THOMPSON,
- I.axx xxrenra unnsa ~

Formerly of tho ''Lawrence House,
SUI B L Y, y + y y A.
INFORMS her friends and the public generally
l that she has rsftcd the house formerly occupied
by DIR. j. ". Peale, on Blackberry street, near the
NoriheTn Central Railway Depot, and opened
Boarding House, where she is prepared to keep
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDERS.
With good cooks and walters, boarders can enjoy
the quiet comforts of home wis fare equal to the
best hotels.
Patronage from those who may sojourn in Sunbury
y respectfully soIotsi l..-
. NJ. MARIA IEuNrSoS
sAnbuEy, eet "a ks5i =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

Claims. We pay especial attention to claims in
which other attorneys have FAILED or whichhave
hecn 81 SPENbED. We have already collected
and st over to sGSii-r, snd their heirs over $780,
600, nnd ara pnying thousands daily. No charge
nnis'. H,ccrsSul. Write ia, and W. will s.nd you a
c"!v ri our paper. free.
We COLLECT fran Sion 10 siOU C.rh Bounty
We do our husinr.s viTuotr nRLIr
Ayril 2. SO -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

\ WIFE in san. Francico lately put peti,
tiou for divorce in the court on the ground
that her husbah'frW"as "conioundcl fool. y
The court wout,ti't admit the plea, because
almost every married man woald be liable
20 the same impuial.0n. Did You ever
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
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FARuEEs FRUIT CAEK.-Soak 3 cups O
dried apples over night in Wurm water
chup slightly in the morning and thrr
simmer hours ii 9 cups OF molHS>rs. Ad,
es.,, ; cup ~ sugar, 1 cup OF sweet milk
I Of cup ni butter, II tcnspoon ulS of >ntt
hour to make rather thick halter spic
to suit tile taste, Bake in It quick oven.
SAFER KRAUT-Cut cabbage fine. spril
klc with brown sugar at The rate of 1 lbs
the barrel. Leave out salt, which may
added to suit the taste when used. PlaC
it in Il barrel and pound down well rs Il
Sling prucrcN'. Ii should be pressed
tight that the juice shall cover the cabbag
1t will hg lit for use in ten to fifteen days.
FRIED CAEGs.-Onc tcacup of thick 80
cream, teacupS Of butter or sour milk,
teasponniuls Of soda, tesspooniul of :
( and tcacup of rugar cut in strips, I"
and fry in hot land until done; season -
ground cinnamon or spice. The cakes
! Ice the better for standing NJ hour or ~
ai,rr they Al, lsned, DeIsre sLs'ng.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

Eev John Scott H. D. cr Eirrin,-ba,, t,, h,,,
ste'ted cfitor Of tbs Western W4itoItSt Irotsst,,,
Pr' Brvnn'ls serving editor until the Doctor
can hhkc arrageincDts TO occupy his new post.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

TO CONSUMERS OF
"a III "a ssZ ED G-@ b "a Z 80
TlNliE undersigned dealer in Coal from the follow
ing well krown Collieri.. is pre- parad TO receive
1ricr, tur the NJ The Lowest trk.t Rates, rx
MORDECAr5 DIAMOND MINES
GRAI'S
PARRISH & cos
CONSOLIDATED cos -
II. ia sl,o prepared 10 furnish the
EsmSsfrtorc Co.'S Celebrated Coal.
Lump and Prcpartd.
On tie lipc ct the Susiuchanna River and uayre de
Grsce. lie hns mad. arrangements for tho best
PITTsTON AND PLYMOUTH COAL s
Which he j. prepared to deliver on board Boats at
N"rthuatDcrlnra or by. Cats over Northern Central
Railroad, and on tho line Of the Philadelphia and
.i.ric Rai oad. on The best terms.
lie prepared TO Ill all Orders with despatch, and
respectfully s"liciis orders from the Trade
Address JOHN MCFARLAND.
April y. 1864 Northumberland, Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

Coop News no on liuSTERs.--lt Is
stated TINT in NrnangO county, ~ this state,
an experiment is going on with an lnstru
mcnt of French invention, for horing oil
wells. aud which promises 10 work an im-
po:tant revolution in the process a. striking
lie The implement used is circular and
hnll0w, and set with diamond >hapca teeth
ol hardened steel. 1t IS connected by hh
iron rod TO hyvcle,l cogwhee!, at'oCurd hy
cranks and rods tO the wnlkiug-hcam ot the
engine. 1t rcyolvcs rapidly, cutting its wnv
down, aud leaving central core stending
which. az i1.cgga'. is cut off and taken OUT
bv n Clamp. This core exhibits the strntili-
cation Of the roc';, md Will settle some yeH,,
ed questions ot strata not 20 be asccriained
by the ordinary method of drilling. Iht
boring has proceeded at the rate OF ion'
inches IN five minutes, or ninety-slN irrt PEI
day. The manager says he can CUT hN'
hundred feet in ten days, and gunrr1ntce'
to do it in twenty days. lie has taken TIE
contract at the usual price for boring
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

Iniiss ho have won husband. by gay plums in
thvir hats, are saiI 10 have lSathTes their usss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

4 RE not only unequalled, but they are absolutely
~ unequallcd, by any other Reed Instrument in
ths country. Designed expressly for Churches and
Schools they are found To be equally well adapted
to the parlor md drawing room. For sale only by
E. NJ. BRUCE,
No. Is North Seventh street. Philadelphia
30 Also Bradburys Pianos, and complete as
sortment Of the Perfect MEL0DEON
Sept. q, ls6i.-lyw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21

A soldier. recently returned from the prison %
Ander.,nyilie Ga Brought home one OF the r;l ons
II was tieJ IN an ltiC cotton bag, and it, weight
was six ani half ounces IL consisted OF tonr onh.
ee of meal two ounces Of rice and half an ounce Of
sa Upon this scanty fare an a6le-bodied man IN
tLe full yisoT ot health coiupeled to srist and
was ogsn forced to eat thsarticfes atovo referred to
| Ia their state.
| There are ~ N1a Cliasa IN riEts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-21
lIArEQIIilx-S N CalN,

ATTORNEYS aa LAW. No. 100 Cor. Fulton
4 and Broadway, New York. Will carefully at
cnd to collections and all other matters nru'I'd to
their care.
Sept. ~, 1858,
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NAVAL AucTIoS.-Ther. will not be an suc-
tion sale at the Navy Yard to-day Of SuIpu, steam
er," s stated In Q local journal. The sale take.
place on Wednetdsy, when seventeen veesols viii
be put under the hammer and tue proceeds put in
the packets Of our Uncle Samuel.
The RECENTLY ATTEMPTED wIFT-MuR-
DER.-Peter Curiey, the man who stabbed bis vile
recently, In 9 d. Of Jealousy; with a shoomsker's
knife, While she was In company with . friend Of
bcrs named Peter Farrell, was brought up on salur.
day before Justice Walter Tor hearing. By advice
Of his counsel Henry A; Moore, the prisoner waived
exam nation, and gave bondsin SlOJ for hs hppear-
snce before the Grand Jury. Mr.. John Malone he
came hh bondsman. Mrs. Curley was In court and
appeared 10 be suffering from her Injuries.
FIREs.-Between IL and l o'clock on Sat
arday morning, fire broke out In the oil refinery Of
Mr.. Christopher, corner Of Ferris and Sullivan
'trees In the attempt TO eItinguish The flames the
satchman, VIM. Cooper, va. severely burned Tho
ioss amounts 10 about $1,000 No insurance. An
alarm OF me on Saturday morning was caused by the
bursting Of st In the oil factory Of Russell Lib
boy, In Walcott street, near Conovsr. Damage
light Shortly AFTER O'Clock on SUNDAY morn
ING ere occurred the upper floor Of Prince a
Co.'S grocery In Fulton street supposed TO have been
saused by lighted pipe carelessy left lying among
,oms papsr In the water closet. Damage 500. In
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william A. Stone end John w. DAVIS A soldier re.
ufed 10 give h % name. On Saturday the prisoner,
sere taken before Justice Connolly but nethei
the complainant nor his counsel were in court they
veIe al discharged, except Simmons, Bracket and
Jonea Who we're required 10 find bsii in the sum Of
GOO each. The officers had intended W make
decent on the ether psces against which Gfege hsd
the sction Of the suthorites and their plaCes were
found closed.
A Dssoenf on "Butr' Aliens Pidec-An ARRAY
occurred at William n. Aliens alias "Butf' Aliens
place, No. 63s Broadway, al early hour on Saturday
nornins, and the 14th Precinct Police made descent
OF The premises and arres cd Samuel Ihotnp-oh aho
ATen. The place 10 said 10 be resort ior dlsoIuefv
chaIscters, and Justice Dedrith required Auen 70
ind bail appear for trial before the Court OF ene-
raj sessions Henri Hughes, OF No. us Sullivan
street became londsman for Anen, va Ipefated
Or custody II said that two or three months ago
prize fght occurred In one Of The upper rooms Of
Aliens place hut those present a. The time succeeded
In mailing their escape.
A Queer Cose-Iivinsston NJ Rhimes a uhas lad,
IA pears Of age on Saturday sppesred in Court and
made sfidsvit that the 9th Of April last he hsd
been married, at stsplston, o. l., by the Rev H. H.
(lAInotI 10 Carrie hurfell, q oooIed maiden about
~ years Of age. Subsequent 70 the eei eriony, tho
fond husband discovered that his wife had been mar
w. Treat At Rossville, b. /. TO Enoa II. Neaves the
said Weaver being still alive. Carre was accOrdingy
arrested and committed for trial. Her former hus-
band has not - yet come forth.
The D~ Grushea Cds- Oficer Dc brushes, CHARGED
With having yiolsted the person Of bis niece. while
tho lived at bis residence, No 100 Alien street, ras
n.5aturday committed Tor trial by Justice bhahdley