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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17

For three weeks we have not received aconv ot the Miner. lift were not for the fact that gentleman in this city has received it regular. F during this time we should have eonclnded that the Apache, or high water, was responsible TOT It's non~appearance, but as it is, we are forced to the conclusion that our Prescott brother has decided to sever the chief tic be~ tween Tucson and Prescott, We are sorry for thlS even though the isolation will not he onrs
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
DR.. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

Removes from the system the ill effects caused by the ex
cessve of alcoholic liquors, and efectuay destroys
the appetite for these smulants. 1t gives deb
tated mucous surfaces. Efee matter is removed from
the system thereby restoring it normal hcathtu
dition. AS medicine it is quick and effectua curing
the most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia Kidney Com
plans and all other arrangements of the Stomach and
Bowels in speedy manner This elegant preparation
has stood the test of years full before eat
ing will give good appetite, and prevent all suffering
from indigestion. Ladies of weak and delicate constu
tons should take the lnvgorator three times day.
reshg sleep Ali the proprietor asks is trial. and to
induce this he has put the Invigoaor in pint bottles
at so centsquarts, S1.oo Principal Depot II Central
wharf Boston. Sold by all druggists
Sold in Belfast by $. A. IEOWES 4 co.
In Stockton, by JOHN VI. AM Els and VI EsS. II.
r. KINBALL. 1y5
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
OUACK NOSTRUM.MAKERs.

through false certificates and references and recommend
aions OF their medicines by the ded who expose
POSITIONS copy from medical books much that written
of the qualities and eff cts of different herbs and plants
and ascrbc all the their Pills Extracts Specifies
&C., of which, if ALL contain Mercury because
of the ancient belief of its curing everything but
known to " kill more than is cured aud those not
killed, constitutionally injured for life.
IGNQIiANCE OLE NI-ACN DNCuNRS AMI
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
WHEN THE SULTAN GOES TO isPAHAN.

When thu Sultan Shah-Zun,on
toes to the city Epahan,
Even before he gets so far
A. the place where the clustered palm-trecS are.
At the last of the thirty palace-gates,
The pet OF the harem, ROse-in-Boom,
Orders feast in his taYOrite rOom,-
Glittcrng squares of colored ice,
SWectened with syrup, tinctured with spice,
Creams, and cordals, and sugared dates.
syrian apples. Othmanee ounces,
Lines, and citrons and apricotS,
And Wines that are known to Eastern princes;
And Nubian slaves, with smoking pots
OF spiced meats and costest fish,
And all that the curious palate could wish,
Pass in ard out Of the cedarn doors;
Scattered oyer mosaic floors
Are anem0ncS, myrtieS, and Nl0letS.
And musical fountain throws its lct-
OF hundred colors into the air
The dusk Sutana loosens her hair,
And stains with the hcnna-plant the tips
OF her peary nails, and bites her lips
Till they bloom again,-but, alas! that rose
Not for the Sultan buds and blows:
Not for Ue Sultun .Sh0h-Z0Dldn.
When he goes II the city lspohdn.
Then, at Il wave of her sunny hand.
The dancing girls of Samarcand
Float in like miStS from Fairy-land.
And to the low Voluptuous sWoons
OF music rise and fall the moons
OF their full brown bosoms. Orient blood
Runs in their veins, shines in their eyes;
And there, in this Eastern Paradise,
+ llcu w ltl Inc llllitS Ol Hdlltitt-Nopl,
And khoten musk, and aoc> and myrrh,
Sits Rose-in- Bloom on Il silk diVan,
Slipping the wines of Astrahhan;
And her Arab lover sits with her.
Th0fs When the Sultan 4Stah- Zamon
GUeS to tie city kp0han.
Now, when | see an extra light,
Flaming, pickering on the night
From my neighbours easement opposite,
| know well is know to pray,
/ know rs well rs a tongue can say,
Thnt tie iAn0ceM Sultan Sh0A- Z0n0u
HaS game to tie city BPahon.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
UST NOW !
New York Observer

The oldest and Best Family Newspaper, are offering it
subscribers very favorable terms. sample
copies with circulars free any address. $3.50
per aunum.
SIDNEY f. MORSE, JR., & CO.,
81 PARK Row, NEW YORK.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
STEAM BOILER WORKS.

4 LII kinds of Steam Boilers Locomotive, Tubular
"A Fue, Marine and Cylinder, made to order, u-
cheap they he made III Boston elsewhere old
boilers taken in part pay Ia.u tur ao ship and
tanks iron doors and shutters smoke stack and
iron work done to order repairing Of all kinds in
line promptly attended to.
DANIEL SULLIVAN,
Corner OF Washington Oak St Bangor Ne, 3me
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
THESE AND EVERYTHING ELSE FOR
One Dollar for Each Article

We do not offer single article of merchandise, that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price We do
ask you to buy goods from unless sell then
cheaper than you can obtain them in any other way
while the greater part of goods sold ut about
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
Notice to Lumbermen.

YJNIIE copartncrship existing under the style q
L "HAiLS & COOPER" expiring by mitatiu
next month-thcy offer for sale their property situated
Fast Sullivan consisting cf about one thousand acres
timber land three stave mills. circular mill Al
some other machinery, wharf, sluiccs and all III
needfu appurtenances belonging thereto All the aho'
is in good running order and will be sold ut hargii
and on the most liberal tcrmsin order to close up II
concern the coming fall. Enquire at the store of ilar
Cooper Belfast of the propretors the premise
It's HALLS & COOPER.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
AFFLICTED RESTORED !!

Ignorance Exposed! FaIlacies Cnmasked!
Highly important to both sexes, married and SINGLE in
and New York, Medical Adviser Marriage Guide and
Physician for ALL sst edition Nearly 500 pages, and
Engravings, upon Gonorrhea elect Structures, Sy
philis Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Inflammation of
bladder Brights Disease Sc, SC. Elaborate treatment
with recipes and certificates Of Price ST. Mailed
free. Office 500 Broadway, New York Direct letters
Box S4i, New York Post office.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
One-HaIf the REGULAR Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part of the
Country BY employing your spare time to form clubs
and sending us orders you obtain the most liberal
commissions, either in Cash or Merchandise and
all goods sent by us will be represented and guar
antec satisfaction to every dealing with house
Agents should collect ten cents from eech customer
and forward to US in advance for Descriptive Checks
the goods we sell.
The holders of the Checks have the privilege of either
purchasing the article thereon described OF excng
ing for article mentioned Catalogue, number
ing over $50 different artcles,not of Which can be
purchased in the usual way for the same money.
The advantages of first sending tor Checks these
We are constantly buying small lots of very valuable
goods which are not on our catalogues, and for which
we issue checks till all sod besides in every large
club we will put checks for W.rcnEs OURS BLANH-
Ers, DRESS PATTERNS some other article of value
giring some members Of the club opportunity of gur
chasing article for about one quarter Of its Ealue.
In every order amounting to $50, accompanied by
the cash. the Agent may retain co. and in every order
| of over 800, $500 may be retained to
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
This offer is more especially to assist Agents in the
COMMIs sIONs:
Agents viii be paid ten per cent in Cash Or Mercnan
dse when they FILL ur THEIR ESTEE CLUB for which
For an order OF sac, from 1 club Of thirty, we
will pay the Agent, as commission, Is yds Brown or
Shawl French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern Fine
large White connterpans ETC., etc. Or 3 % in cash
pay the Agent as Commission Is yds. Sheeting, One
pair heavy Wool Blankets, Poplin Dress Pattern Hand
some Wool Square Shawl, svcrCa Watch, etc., etc,
For an order Of 500. from club of one hun.
bred, we will pay the Agent, Commission, 100 yds.
good yard wide Sheeting, CoinSilver Hunting Case
Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit all Wool French
Cashmere, ETC., etc, or $40 in cash
We do not not, employ any TRAVELLING Agents and Gus
be our agents, unless personally acquainted.
SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGIS
TERED LETTERS
! For full particulars send for Catalogues
PARKER & CO..
90 100 Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
lKTHOLOGY-BY JOSH BILLINGS.
TIE C0DF'I'

The Goldfish IL the child ov the oshen. This
ackounts for their being so salt
They are caught with hook and line, and
bite like q steel-trap and hang on like a poor
relation.
They are good eating for wet day; they
are better than an umbrelly to keep 4 man
dry.
Dried Goldfish il one OF the Injuries ov life ::
but Goldfish three times day would weaken
my confidence in them.
Goldfish never venture into fresh water
they would Spite if they did.
| have never been codtishng myself, but
think should like it better than fishing for
| frogs.
l think l could ketch frogs well enough,
but should insist upon their taking themselves
off the hook
| had rather take boss humble bee in my
hand than live frog, not because ! am afraid
the frog would bite, but | am afraid ov their
kicking.
Sum people amt afraid to take anything
with their hands that they can reach, not even
an eel, but if | should get caught by an eel,
if | couldn't settle with him right off by civ
ing him the hook and line, | would throw the
pole into the bargain and put for home.
The Goldfish IL said be an aristokrat, and to
keep aloof from other fish ov his size in the
.
but this looks to be rather fishv
| have noticed that the Goldfish ALWAYS has a
stiff upper lip; but think this is more owing
to the bone that IL in him than it is to his
blood
THE MACKREL.
The mackrel IL Il game fish. They ought
to be well edukatcd. for they are always in
skools.
They are very easy to bite, and are caught
with 4 piece oy flannel pctticoat tied onto a
hook.
They are not the only kind of fish that are
caught by the same bait.
Mackrcl inhabit the sea, but those that in
habit the grocerys always taste to me az
though had been born and latted on salt.
They want a good deal of freshning before
they are eaten, and want good deal cv fresh
ming afterwards.
If l kan have plenty of mackrcl for break
fast, | kan generally make my other two
meals out Ov cold water
Mackrcl are considered by many people the
best fish that swims. and arc called 1.-THE salt
Ov the earth.
DR.. W. s. George, a prominent citizen OF
Norway, Me-, died on Sunday last. aged 81
years. A few years since, when Dr.. George
was in Boston, 4 pockctbook was distracted
| from his pocket containing some $4,000. All
efforts for It's recovery were futile. One day
the doctor received 4 note stating substantial
| ly, that, if he would proceed to Boston, he
would hear of something for his benefit On
arriving in that city, the doctor was waited
upon at his hotel by an individual who was
mutflcd to the teeth with 4 thick coat, and who
wore pair of goggles. This individual de
livered into the hands of the doctor an enyel-
ope, and without making any particular ex
PLANTATION turned and left, and that was the
the doctor found it to contain $1,000 of the
missing money, which he was very glad to
recover.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

WEBsTEE's RETAINING FEE. One day gen
1lcman from New Bedford waited upon Mr..
Webster in his office in Boston-the little old
office in Court strect-wishing to engage him
tor the defence in IN important case at law.
The visitor himself was the defendant, and
the amount at stake in the suit was from SIX
~ to seventy thousand dollars. He present
ed all the important points, and Mr.. Webster
was willing to undertake the task. But the
client could not exactly tell when the case
would come on.
Very WELL" said Webster eff you wish
to retain me for the defence in this suit, |
viii hold myself in readiness, and will not en-
cage for the plaintiff
The gentleman asked what the retaining
fee would be-
GA thousand dollars"
"a thousand dollars ?''
''See what | engage to do, sir. not only
hold myself at your command, perhaps for Il
month or more but l debar myself from ac-
cepting any offer, no matter how large, from
the plaintiff"
The applicant filled out a check for a thous-
and dollars, and gave it to the great expound-
er.
"And now sr,n said Daniel, after he had
put the check into his pocket, 81 will give
You bit Of advice gratis. If you can COM
promise llllS DuSllltSS, upOH I'LL lcIlIlS, VIII
the plaintiff you had better do so.''
The client acknowledged his thanks, and
then took his leave. Daniel sent his check to
the bank where it was duly honored.
On the very next day the gentleman from
New Bedford called upon Mr.. Webster again.
The plaintiff was in Boston-had come up
on the previous day on purpose to com
promise, and compromise had been effect
ed.
''In Short said the client, " we have made
a fair and satisfactory settlement"
Mr.. Webster was very glad; and having
so expressed himself, and duly congratulated
his visitor, he would have turned to other
business; but the visitor seemed to have some
thing further on his understanding that
made him FESTIVE and uneasy.
"Of COURSE" he ventured; after a pause,
Il shall not require your services, Mr. Web
ster."
"Certainly not, SIR
"And-and- about the thousand dol
lars paid you?" family queried the gentle
man, who couldn't see the propriety of pay
mg such a sum for services which We're never
to be rendered.
.O,-ah," responded Daniel, with bland
smile, you don't seem to understand. 1t is
very simple. That was a retaining fee-call-
ed in law, retainer. BY virtue OF the con
tract I, also, became aretainer. What should
| retain ifnot my fee?
And the gentleman from New Bedford wen
away thoroughly instructed in the legal SIG
MITIGATION of . u retainer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22

tho Academy; all persons admitted to the noo arc
osed to appear in full dress; entrance TO the oor o
Hn,Ch ,nddie door; exit by side asles tne e.ss ",
18Th side must be used TO ascend, and the stars o
.h ortb side to descend members are e1pecteu ~ 90
49, I'm I'M dress except cross belts; military III On
pnnes,ed 10 appear in uniforms; invited guests WI" rn
trr,o Eourteenthst, first door from Irving place III,
aress nnttorm of the command, and military guests WI"
also annear dressed In the uniform OF their RANK % e
The reception OF the Washington Grey ba,aU , ~
Metropoltan has been prepared on the most pbie
scale and the affair viii be very select anu elO5
The occasion will be made memorable one ny $500
snrnrises which have been devised by the p,'r
Cnipmittee of Arrangements. Mayor Hall VIII uiii5
The evening present 10 the command handsome s'"u
NJ oolors In behalf OF the city Government -, .oros
The annual ball OF the Eleventh Regiment also lay So
nlacce tonight at the Germania Assembly roo hose
has been spared to add TO the enjoyment OF l
who Will attend No masquerade dresses are W 10 WIZ
Tbere Will be several other balls given tonight anJ5
which are the Seereiter Club, Apollo Hall Va Hi
Iyr1e HALL Washington Continental Guard lrvinf npr
and the Complimentary Hop TO Bandmaster M D. III
o 5rtn WASHINGTON One Association OF Willamspurgn
hcb boasts Of having failed TO celebrate the u
m annropriate manner for % years, is to nave gran"
hall and banquet at Masonic Temple. o..o, "a
Tbe o,icers OF the Second Army Corps are ~
.ambie at the Metropolitan Hotel this morning Nv ~
O'clock predatory TO the meeting OF the SOCIETY," Va
Army of the Potomac which will be held at tno i"en'S
second Regiments ArmOry at noon. ..,o. q. IN
patriotic, literary and musical i NO
be gwen this evening at the Republican AZ h
ST.. Eiglth-aye. An ordtuu ,f
delivered by Major Douglass Campbell on "a'Ahs''"
and Grant" Admission free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22

Among tho arrivals in the city are Generals
Denson, Ross and Buwernan, and ColOnels Smyth and
Hdgby OF Batinore Gen. N A. Miles. u. H. A.. Gen 4. NJ
Ick Philadelphia COL j. Mullins, OF Texas, and the
Hon. J. H. Kemer, Albany. ut the metropolitan Hotel
Gen W. w Avorell, y. 3. Consul General at MONTREAL
Gen. Ira spauldng Washington: Col. Sutherland, 4. s.
A.; +. l.. Plumb, late Charge dAnars In Mexico; Ex
Governor Hawley OF Connections; Cen owen; Philade
pha; the Hon. ~ l.. Bemus, Albany, and the Hon L. d.
Rice, Augusta Ne, tho FIfthave Hotel Generals A.
A. Humphreys and French U. s. A., at the Hoffman
House Gen. q. ". Caas, Pittsburgh; the Hon. 4. NJ
fLetwlch, Tennessee the Hon K G. Parsons. LOhio and
A. j. Drexel Philadelphia. at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Gen. Joseph r. Andersen, RichmOnd Judge BigolOw Of
Boston: Gen Duncan s. Walker, Washington; Capt d. T.
McCorke and DIR. jose NJ GAbaldOD, South America. nc
the New.fOrk Hotel. Gen. Vickrrs, Philadelphia Com
mandcr Wilson. u. H. Navy Gen. Mccartney and Dexter
H. FOlett Boston, are at the Wcstminster Hotel Gen
COILS Oh Pennsylvania, ut the AlbemaTle Hotel Gen T.
d. johns, California. at the Coleman House Gov Me
Cormiek OF Arizona Marvin H. BOvee " Wisconsin, and
Cornelius Wendell. Washington, at the Aston House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
W3SHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY.

VERY QUIET CELEBRATIoE-BALLs THIS
EVENING.
WashingtOn's Birthday has never been cele-
brated with any particular enthusiasm but rarely has 1t
been allowed to pass with little observance year
Even the City Government this year refrain from their
annual pyrotechnics although recent order OF the Com
Council appropriated $4,000 for the celebration OF
the day The fireworks will not be missed but the poo
pie would like know what is to become OF the 10000
80 piously and punctually placed upon the altar
OF Pdter Patri6. There is to be no parade Of the
National Guard The Veterans Of 1912 will however,
turn ont, II the weather Is pleasant Those who servo
ther country III the Custom House, courts, and other
puDlc oces VIII periodically suspend all labor. The
banks ana will also be closed and services
Will be held IN some Of the churches At Trinity Church
the order OF service has been determined follows
IT0eessohai Praise my soul the King OF Heaven"
Tie DciD; Ante communion service; Nlcene Greed: an
Them, The Lord is great" reading Of Washngtons Fare
well Address, by the Rev. Dr. Vnon: Gloria Ia Ersisis
OHerOry Tor relief OF brethren In the South prayer for
Church Militant Benedicton occasional Hymn, "Jeru
salem the Golden" At the close OF the sevices number
Of u, airs VIII ee performed on the Trinity chimes
IN point OF TACT the only noteworthy observance OF the
day Is 70 DC In the halls OF Terpsichore The grand
anhuhl udress reception and ball the Regiment
Is heu m the evening" Ia the Academy OF Music that
OF tne washington Gray Cavalry Battalion AZ the Metro
poitan Hotel The bali at the Academy will doubtless
be one OF the most brilliant OF this brilliant season
Inc several committees appointed have been
DUSTY engaged Tor some weeks In perfccting tho
necessary arrangements. The following rules for
the information OF GUESTS have been published
Inc uoors VIII ne open at oolOck the promenade
cert. music by Prof Downing will commence at O'clock:
dancing VIII commence o'clock orchestra led by
Prof Lander; Academy VIII be closed at ll5 o'clock hat
anu CLOAK Ioohs WIZ DC III charge Of the attendants OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
HUDSON RIVER NEWS.

Tho two burglars who on the night of Jan.
70 robbed s. @. COUGHS stose at Cold Spring NY OF
goods the amount Of tOOO plead guilty on Saturday
IN Putnam County and sentenced each TO four years
and six months confinement in Sing Sing Prison. Alder
man Marshal OF Poughkeepso created n sensation on
Main-st in that city on Saturday, by riding rapidly
through that thOrOughfare voloclpede. The steam
boat Walter Brett reached Fsklll early on Saturday
morning being the first steamboat OF the season Bells
rung whistles blown and the people cheered
On Saturday evening week there was visible at Mont
gOmery. Orange County, n, w. strange object like
star Of the frat magnitude, a fiery comet without
tail 10 observed H. northwestern direction and
40 about the hight Of the Shawangunk mountains land
apparently not less distant 10 emitted rays like
aud goved steadily for several hours emitting aud
then q crimson spark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Mississippi Slocum, Rio Janeiro ntss and pass
Steamship Acusbuet, Kelly ew-BedfOrd ndse and pass
Brig Angoslua Mon Ciudd Bolivar Jan a. and the Bar feo
hides. ,,r -. rr.
sehr Julia A. Berkele, Larier, Baltimore, 3dsys coal
scbr W. Maitland, Leighton, Charleston days, timber
Schr John s. Lee Carr Wilmington e. odaJs naval 'o'es
Schr City Point, Jones, NewfouBtlsnd, hsh .
srhr BaDdsord Beverage, Newfoundland day' nsh
schr CONWAY Rogers. Atamsis River, Ca, 10 Gays nee
Sebr Albert Thomas Rogers Charleston. days, timber
scBOoSRRs-RIyKR AND coAsTwfsk
n TT sb,v v.ygin,, J @. Person, Stanford
us,yv Wight Virginia Mail Greenwich.
Ern.i.. Ssy.U,vep Julia ParsOu Gloucester
= CI,,L NeW.HaVrn. ID n. Btdwin Eew.Lordon
Eis,d I5nd,l.y EeN.II.ysn Alice Scranton Eorthport
NJ Msngn,s NeN.Hayeu Sarah Maria POr. Jefferson.
Vs,,rd, Me-. Haven Red jacket. Bliabehpot.
E,'Sion Ry1ggsnort NJ. NJ. Merriam. Ehzahet5port
Y 4 kenny Vail River Memenio. 81 tabehporL
Amelia Roekand Josephine priusePoi-
Wm Fraser GTeenport. Hare, GTsehHeR-
Clara Post. Port Jefferson.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,roy Feb 2-Arrved steamship Roman from Philadelphia bg
Robert Wing from Goree. Fiielis, from MaianIss -
FoErRsss Peb 2Passed for Baltimore brig Senea
from Road-SehrA Dearborn and Wm Jones from s
West Indies -,
CnAKLE Peh 2-Arved steamship Falcon, from Baltimore
sshr C. Sailed, steamships Manhattan, fo
Nea-YoTki Maryland, for Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Peh 2LThe steamship DonAa from NewYslf 70
Bresnsn has arrived
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL Feb 2NeSs has been received here OF The loss 81 SCI
Orlando Baltimore for Buenos Ays Her were saw
Gad have been landed st. BreueIhATen
SPOKEN.
Bg A. Carver from EeSYOri for SeWosan' Feb H. lat $40
Ion. "a 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
house Of bis p.shoor Wood No o' to The thieves D" 'e'
been obtained. "a r.i1o,, n;obt

tIaNr lnhf
sOITTH OYSTER BAY l.. I'm frlaa aS,. nis ssa
- ~ The extensive pond Of william r's .s nanrt
- ~ ,s fa,ce Of tho accumuaei ice t"gener WIN o.. Al
20, tom The heavy Of the night previous a. 100 IN r.,.ir
several thousand and requiring az @ an. the anes
the dam. The pord covered an zfeA"' - '
ponds on Long Island. la ~,
UOBOKEN. N J.-Ehebalts brewery Wss AKA Sis0 COO S
snrav tr asa 900 The premises are sara 70 wa,
bs ssis a, made BY virtue Of Sben1s wi aud 'n'
the purchaser Of the properly -. - sra An
JERSEY CITY N JAt false aar,a no.. .1 Co NJ"
occurred between ~. .needy
sa W.sbnSon Engue Co No4 Had IL not been o VIZ Roth
Interference police serious tgn 70 vie and the
companies at once locked up o NN'i $50 .......
affair will be investigated - ,.,i
HUDSON CITY N 1.-THE jury on SATURDAY InoI nII,
ing verdict Of snaughte against GusVe Lac Bsde
me John Passeh 2h Of December last anu 'u"s ~
sentenced to the State Prison for two years
BERGEN, N. ia man named Thomas 4 u ah,,1S
was Yesterday held Recorder Matthews OF Bergen
with having outrage the person
Martin AZ friend finding bed bad felt Of her pse any
preseribed The security hxed at e
dents Of ths city public Friday night to consee
Larter The school bonds reduced one ball.
U s.,ong the powers Commissioners stricken
ont The mn vas all its hearings but no other
The SockiArds during the past wtss
received asa cattle hogs and 1887 sheep and saughtefed ~
cattle 5,4l3 hogs and 5pS59 sheep .
TRENTON ~ J-Quite a serions disturbance
occurred in the stats Prison Saturday last Two cony ~,
Thomas Scott and Joseph Reilly narcerated IN ore e
late thew have not agresd very we'll aud have been feprod
Keeper Saturday Scott attempted " s!Ao hsl S ~
ne ror5or and enpe from When Scott was ordered
private Co. and attacked the keeper a
Rnuns M stairs and along another corridor he found escape
HE and Jumped the lower floor distance OF "
bat treated by eoa'Ie' ~
Wiekhsn. aud il Il thought, sill recover