davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
ruaeIaE SCIENTIFIC sQTEs.

An interesting antiquarian discovery has Just been
made at AveZzo In ltaly uf the twelve cities OF
the old Etruscan Confederation. Sgnor Francesca
Leonl, learned antiquarian OF the place, lately
directed some excavations 70 be made IN piece OF
level ground short distance outside the city walls.
There nothing III the appearance or the ground,
or In the history traditions OF the city, 10 point 1t
out az more likely than other places ln tile neghbor
hood 10 yield harvest OF results. The educaGed eye
OF the antlquary however, led him to divine that his
labor would not be lost; nor was he mistaken. The
workmen after some days toll, lighted upon q little
temple containing various objects belonging to the
remote age OF Etruscan antiquity. In tue CELL or
innermost shrine OF the temple, the place reserved
for the deity TO whom II was consecrated.
there were found about 400 small idolets
OF bronze and copper and one OF silver. They
were arranged crcuary, and were FOR the most part
naked male figures, with the legs compressed and
the arms adhering TO the trunk. The head In every
case was surmounted by cap pointed az tue top.
Many OF the figures were placed IN little pots. which,
on being rubbed with the hand, yielded strong
smell Of petroleum There were also found In the
recess several gold silver and bronze rings amules,
little stones with symbolic figures, stone spoon,
several gobets figures OF q cock hons, dogs and
othor objects among when was fine gold buckle
worked with exquisite care and taste. There were
also found scattered about several shapeess pieces OF
bronze OF various sizes, seemingly revealing period
before money was coined aud when weight was the
only test OF Its value.
A gentleman OF Brussels announces that he has
Invented al apparatus By which ne can extract IRE
damp or any other vicious air irom mines.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
INTERESTING LAW CASE IN ylai INA
Jotored Children Recognized as Heirs of a
White Mns-SIOO,OOO Involved.
:. LI'Iom the RICHMOND Dlspatoh. OCT. 9.l

- uIon the Richmond Dispatch Oct. g..
beiore Judge Bramhall. OF the Hastings Court yes
teruaf, samuel Shippen. OF the Philadelphia bar,
noved mat Lee George, or Philadelphia. be allowed
70 qualify as administrator Of the estate of the late
VIM U George OF Richmond who died In ,Septem-
DeI sast Lee George who was present when tue
lnos0n % was made. ls an intelligent and well edu-
caseu eoloreu man. apparently about twenty-three
years OF age, and claims TO DO the son OF tie
SeGeased eC ny Caroline Jackson, colored woman,
oofn ont oi wedlock, but subsequently egitlmized
according 70 the laws OF Pennsylvania and recog-
nled rs child.
mond, VINO dled intestate, owning at the time real
estate IN the city valued at about tl00 000 The ne
toner claimed that the deceased had two children
by his connection with Caroline Jackson-himself
ana a sister named Adelaide George. Wishing her
70 be better provided for than shT could be at the
south, and desiring 10 give his children q complete
education, he took them to Philadelphia several
years before the war. There they since reslded
and been well cared for at an expense OF about
si 200 per annum to Mr.. George. and receiving con-
slant proofs OF his affection not only on the occa
sons when ne went North 10 visit them, but also by
a correspondence almost uninterrupted. IL Is also
claimed that in April last the deceased put into exc
cution long cherished plan or marrying the mother
OF his children, and claiming them publicly a. his
own, ana that since that time ne on various occa.
sons acknowledged the near relationship.
In support OF these claims and the motion referred
TO above Mr.. Shppen anu his legal associates
MessrS. Holiday ana White, presented certificate
In The form prescribed by tho laws OF Pennsylvania
nnd signed by a PhIadelphia alderman duly author
Hed to perform the ceremony, settng forth that on
the 2lst OF April 1859, William Oryille George was
legally married TO Caroline Jackson, a woman OF
color. particularly described as being very dark
william Johnson, who had known Mr.. George in
Richmond and Philadelphia was then called, ana
testified that he was present at the marriage the
2lst OF April OF Adelaide ana Mr. Wiemer on the
I'D. He also identified portrait exhibited IN court
as likeness or Mr.. George.
Lee George was also sworn and testified that he
was present at the marriage. dr George lived with
his mother at various times before and alter the
rlage, and always recognized the witness and his
sister as his chlldren. Witness had child named
after hlnl-WiAam Orvlle George.
Al this point the counsel was about to Introduce
other letters but the Court said further evidence
unnecessary and ordered that Lee George be allowed
to qualify as the adnlnistrator-his mother having
resigned tue right III his iavUr-and dXed the penalty
OF the bond at So ,000
II - understood tnat the tito OF the real estate OF
the deceased wiz be made a subject OF suit at law.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Murder and suicide In san Frnucisco--
Meeting OF the Masonic Grand Lodge
The Washington Lcgislature-Aluska Mail
Service.


The washington Legislature-Alusi Ska Mail
Service.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. H. 1882
man named Knettle yesterday killed girl who
had refused hs hand, and then shot himself. lie Is
not expected 10 survive.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons met here to-day One
hundred and ninety lodges were represented from
all points OF the Pacific coast
The oregon State Fair opened at Portland to-day
with the best exhibition OF live stock and produc.
tlons OF all kinds ever made In Oregon.
superintendent Meachen has gone TO Castor
oregon, to gather the Snake Indians from the mill
tary posts upon the Klamath Reservation.
Several democratic members OF the Washington
Territory Legislature have lett for parts unknown
thus breaking the legislative quorum and preventing
the election OF Territorial officers by the republican
majority. The Sergeantat.Arms has been sent
after the seceders.
The branch mint nj Carson Nevada Is ready to
commence coming half dollars.
The cashier OF the First National Bank, Ncyada
has hastily examined the books al Austin without
giving O solution OF the trouble there. Notice Is
given that drafts on the san Francisco branch Will
be paid by the London and San Francisco Bank.
Three hundred recruits for the First and Eighth
regular cavalry passed Elko, coming west on the
Pacific Railroad to-day.
The steamer Catane sails on the 18th inst. for san
Francisco from Alaska, under the new contract for
monthly service, calling at Fort Townsend, San
Juan Island, Fort Lonsas, Fort Wrange and sitka
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
MASSACHUSE rs.

Attempted Assassinations In Framingham--
Attempted Bank Robbery Frustrated.
BosroS, Oct. H. 1869.
Late last night DR.. Cole, OF Saxonvllle was called
from bed on the pretext OF being required by sick
patient and on leaving his house was shot through
the cheek.
Shortly after this afar Mr.. Gray, the depot master
IN Framinpham, vas aroused and, going to q win
dow was fred upon twice,
Police Justice Adams, OF birmingham, and another
gentleman were also visited, but delayed appearing
until the wouldbe assasslns had left. Suspicion
points 10 desperate just released from jail for
assuming his wife as thus attempting TO murder the
parties appearing against him.
man named Jonn Gelvin was Killed In Salem to-
day by u revolving shalt.
An attempt was made at three O'Clock this morn.
ing TO rob the National Ia nix at Townsend but the
burglars used too much powder, alarming the cit.
ztns by the explosion. The outer door was blown
Oh ana considerable damage done TO tho building
The burglars fed, leaving most OF their Tools
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
Lord DcrDy's Health.

LONDUS, OCl IL loov.
Lord Derby is seriously H.
Tho Newmarket Races-SecOnd Day.
LONDON Oct H. 1859.
The first race for the Cesarewitch Stakes "a free
handicap Of 2S each Is forfeit with 200 added
by the club, for three year olds and upward, was
won BY Mr.. Nayor's b. I. Cherie, by stockwell out
OF Chere Annie. dam Blame, beating Duke OF Hamu-
toms br. b. John Davis, by Voltgeur out OF jamaica
second and Mr.. Drewitts b. G. Provider by Caterer,
Ous OF Emotion, third The betting was IA to 1
against Cherie and to each against John Davs
and PrOvider. Nineteen ran
Tho Ciearwe Stakes, OF 80 sovs each, 20 for.
felt, for two year olds, was won by Lord Fal.
mouths ch. T. Atlantis, by Tnormanby, out OF
Hurricane, beating Mr.. Merrys ch. Q. Sunlight, by
Stockwe out OF Sunnower, second, and Count f.
Dc Lagranges b. I. Bourgoyne, by Monarque, out OF
6tradella, third. The betting was to against
Atlantis. 2 to against Sunlight and 10 to against
Bourgoyne. Eight started
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Nye or NOT 4 Dyef This = Tie Question
that valy all who in tho habt %
using artificial means by which losses
Dyes invariably contain the nitrate Of silver cir prnci
pal coortng poison baneul than any
It's destruction Of The hair and para
functions Take any hair dye dilute sufficiently
with water, and you with impuny,
Ing the skin concerned and produce just perfect
dye used In ts pure sate simply by applyingt
times 0ener until tho desired black
uniformly In two bottles containing h destruc
alkahest for preparing the hair the OF
other the dye NO PROPER RESTORATIVE Is PUT UP
IN TWO BOTTLES. III restorative then why bot.
tles2 All there's the rub that would fools make CT
could believe IN the lavish prods ty generous
selfish iberaty of these twoboed specimens humanity
The RESTORATIVE AMERICA is the only pure ant lnpd
restorative presented this community. Sold
bottles dollar single bottle guara
the origna OF the al Macys stores
Thirteenth Fourteenth streets and Sixth avsnue.
Prepared by DIR /. j. O'BKIEN
Principal depot 2o2 East Thirtieth street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

this country adult out Of every six dies Of Consumption
indeed prevalent and fatal has this disease become
that 1t Is dreaded the great OF the yet
the formative stages all Pulmonary Complaints may 30
ToRANr OF Dr. D. JAYNE, which soothes ana strengthens
tho bronchial tubes, alayng Inflammation and cleansing
them and the ungs Of all impurities. II certain remedy
for Coughs and Colds which, when ert themselves fire.
queny bring Pulmonary Complaints and It cures Bron-
chs ensctualy taken IN time and the directions strictly
followed II has maintained its reputation curative Tor
of century, and IL those who threatened
with Lung Diseases, of the symptoms Of Bronchitis
Asthma, will at give this standard remedy trial they
will regret IL. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

'he vote poned being Hight. Frederick w. Rlcord,
republican, la elected Mayor by majority or 200 over
Aharew A. Smalley. democrat Tie democrats elect
EeEeu OUT OF the thirteen Aldermen. This makes
lne new Board stand fourteen democrats 10 twelve
d1epuDcans, democratic gam OF four Aldermen.
inc Aldermen elect are Messrs. Mains, Armstrong,
heisoh, Gurney Scott and Ruppe, republicans; Lit
tei Lynch. Malone Ellis, WesteryelG, RaGel and
WideDmeyer, democrats
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
FRANCE.

: Napoleon for Compclxne-Tho Pantia Mar
ders.
PARIS Oct. IL, lsep
II 10 again reported that the corpse OF the lather
OF the murdered Kinck family has been discovered
a. Alsace.
rho Emperor departed for Compegne today
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
MAILS FOR EUB0pE.

The Cunard mail steamship China viii leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post omcs
at halfpast ten O'Clock A. NJ.
TIE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wtA.
be ready at halfpast nine o'c,ecG IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

MINING STOCKS IN CALIFonsrA.-The san Fran.
cisco bulletin says the mining stocks sold In the
stock board there worth about IS, 000 900 less
now than they sold for nine months ago. Until the
past six months mining stocks have been favorite
and easily managed coaterals with the banks, and
thus brokers and Others were largely aided In carry
ing on their sharp operationsi but OF late bankers
tight shy OF stocks. The belief appears 10 be gain
ing ground among them that their money Is much
saIer in the hands or those who borrow with the
honest object OF developing some interest which
will tend 70 build up the State than with those no
want II merely 10 create fictitious values In stocks.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
NEW YORK.
Fire In Bingliamton.

BIN0HAMToN, Oct. l2, 1859.
f1re occurred this morning In Lafayette block
on Court street. The shoe store OF E. p. Habert was
destroyed cost 50, 6,5oo insured for sa.ooo The dry
goods store OF p. Ransom was damaged to the extent
OF 81 50O insured for $4,000. The buildings are
owned by D. L. Stocking, and were damaged to the
amount OF $4,000; insured. The following compa.
MES sustain losses:-Tne National, OF Boston, Home
OF New Haven, Conn. Niagara, OF New York: CITY
Fire, OF Hartford; the Westchester; western, OF
Buffalo, aud the Buffalo City.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

THE TIDAL WAVE on THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
CoAsr.--1he Portsmouth IN. h. Chronicle says that
two residents or Newcastle report that they were
tho beach at ten O'Clock Monday night, and that
there was but one tidal wave. which was eighteen
feet hlAh AS they saw IL coming they ned One
being somewhat feshy got away slower than the
other and fen among rocks. TO which he cung, tho
wave going over him. II ran l25 feet above high
water mark. and In three minutes after there was
nc trace or it.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Boston, Oct IL, 1850.
The whaling schooner Susan N. Smith, OF Boston,
was lost In the hurricane OF August %. All hands
were drowned, with tho exception OF the captain
and four seamen, who after remaining on the wreck
which was on her beam ends, for eight Gays and
nights without food or water, were taken or and
carried into London by all English bark The cap
tans wife and two children were drowned In tie
cabin
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
MAR VI
Important Decision in the United States
Circuit Court.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1860.
in the United states Circuit Court yesterday in tho
case OF Joseph B. Stewart vs. The National Union
and other national banks IN this city, Judge Giles
delivered an opinion sustaining the demurrer OF
defendants and dismissing the bill OF complainant,
from which the counsel for complainant reserved
exceptions to The United States supreme Court The
Court decides that the violation OF the twentynnth
section of the national banking act prohibiting ma
tlonal banks from loaning 10 any one individual or
company more than one-tentD part OF the amount or
capital stock OF the bank, &C., does not invalidate
contracts OF that nature made by said banks, but
subjects banksfo the forfeiture OF the franchises las
provided III the lity.third section OF said act.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

CoTroN FACTORIES SOUTH VS.. COTTON FACTORIES
EAsT-The Memphis Tenn) sun states that cot
ton factory In that city VIII clear Ss2 10 more on
every bale OF cotton woven into cloth than can be
realized BY the pis OF Lowell, Mass ana that 8, 900
bales at Memphis would produce profit OF S2is,000
In one year. against the $4,000 or the mills OF Low
ell built at nearly the same cost. The New England
manufacturer pays sixteen dollars TO get bale TO his
mlll, and loses entirely the pront OF the on from
tho cotton seed sixty dollars per bae all OF wnlch,
with the advantage OF labor at lower rates, euters
into the gains OF TIE nome manufacturer.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
A-Thn nend Raxixed when tbr nnnd

A.-The Dead Revivcd.-Wlen the Dead
white hairs lie thick the living hbTes their vitality
natural color may be restored without nconyenienes the
slighest danger, with PHALOE'5 VfTALIA, OR SALvA-
TON FOR THE HAIR. The adv which this oiem-
ca wonder possesses all the half coorng notrums
falsely advertised harmless and agreeable these
ooudess liquid unlike the sticky compound put mp Ia dark
ened bottles smells sweey rec0ors the hair has sed-
ment does not spot the scalp and never fails
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

The Portland and OadensburR Rairoud-
Nitro-(.lycerine Explosion.

PORTLAND, Oct. IL, 1869.
Three more divisions Of the Portland and ogdens-
burg Railroad have been located running from the
ioot OF sebago Lake TO Step Fails thence TO Hiram
Bridge ana thence to Fryburg.
Another explosion OF nitro .qlycerne occurred RI
Se6ago Lake on Monday, by which man named
Woolcock, belonging In England, was killed. He had
charged ana lgnlteu fuse, and after waiting rs ne
tunnel TO ascertain why 1t did NOS ignite when It
suddenly exploded. lie lived about two hours.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
NEW JERSEY.

Charter Election In Newnrk--Thc Republican
Candidate for Mayor Elected-seven Demo
Gratis aud Six Republican Aldermen Elected.
NEWARK, Oct Ia, 1892
rhc charter election here to-day passed on quietly
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
The Metropolitan Job Printing and Enyrav-

ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "msterlal," In tho shape
OF Presses, Type, &c, &c, Is now prepared
20 execute orders with unusual rapidity.
It's patrons aud the public know full well
its style OF work and its moderate prices
Our designing and wood engraving do
partmsnl has been considerably enlarged
TO meet the demands OF the public, and
we beg TO offer to our patrons our en.
larged facilities for such orders az they
may see TT 10 give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorsbly with
any other work OF the kind. Poa.ers,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF ever de-
sorption, Law Printing, &c, &C. Plain
al short notice and at very low price.
VI Nassau street, Old Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
Extra Term of the state supreme Court.

ALBANY, Oct. IL, 1899.
Owing TO the failure OF the sitting OF the General
Term OF the Supreme Court for the Fourth district
on the 9Th inst, by reason OF the interruption to
sravel Governor Hoffman has directed General
Term 10 be held Of Balston on the 3tn Of November
next
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Dunlap & Co., Fifth Avenue Hotel and $50
Broadway-Importers OF English Hats Agents for Melons,
Lincoln Bennetrs aud Chrsy's Hats Several new In
voices Just received.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
Pamphlets, Law Reports, &

ss,Iy Troches OF Carbo,ic Compound."-Cur-
boc Is endorsed by the medical faculty Best remedy for
al! throat and lung diseases yet discovered
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

II IL Snddenipg TO see Our Hair blossoms
ing grave early More especially women feel this
nfctiou, greater dcformy 70 them than to
men. AYERS HAIR yIGOR removes II and restores tho
hair sometimes, but It's original color always
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

A..mMhy u Phaion's vitalip, or Salvation
FOX THE HAIR superrcdng all the deeterous hair color
era beaauae Is Iua what wanted by the dery nobs.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
Important legal Decision as to the Rights
OF Registered Voters.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. l2 1869.
An important decision has just been rendered In
the court witch will have great eject on the
election here. II has been decided that person on
the registry list is not precluded from voting by the
fact OF some person having previously voted fraud.
ucntly In his name. The contrary was held to be
tue law early In the day, and In many cases legal
voters had no chance 70 deposit their ballot
their names having been used by repeaters early
IN the morning.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

R0ynl Havana Loftcry.-Prizes Paid In Gold
furnished Tho highest paid for Douboons
aldal kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wa nstreet, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Couraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Dos.
c rs Bond street. late OF 453 Broadway, and druggists
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

The swiss Manufacturing Company, 80 East
East Fourteenth street. Unon square, importers ani dear
Ia swiss Carved Goods
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Furniture Coyerings..-New 1870 STYLES,
with Speciaes wholesale or RETAIL the store of
a. L. 4 j. b. kelly 4 CO, 447 Broadway, near Howard
street. Furniture store COL Broadway, Amity street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

A.-Niddletovvn Mineral Spring Water VIII
positively dyspepsia constipation all diseases OF
the skin and blood Principal depot 1913 Broadway and IS
Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

A.-The Hnincs Bros.' Revenuc Rcturns
show 35 Pianos sold during the ending April |, 1850
Cal and examine. 46 Union square
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
rhe Anti-Rheumutic wad,sing

bring oil diseases resting In the body the outside
all injurious matter. Cures incredibly quick gout
ana rheumatic pains every form. To be had every
spectacle drug and at the wholesale depot Broad
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip-
ton 90 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Es!ablishnsntH
k.aa
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world The only perfect dysi harmless reliable, nsanta
nenue. FaclorY Ii Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

CantreIl,s Boots and Shoes store,
e Fourth avenue Nineteenth Twentieth srees
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
Political Amncsty-Its Probable Effect.

LONDON, Utt. II, IS6v.
The news to-day is unimportant. The Times, In
an editorial on the Fenian amnesty meeting says
The Drown is invited to pardon rebels who do not
pretend TO be penllent; not because the conspiracy
Is brushed but because It is still formidable enough
to rally sympathzers. No doubtsthe right OF the
government to suppress with vgor outrages against
law and order. Had the forbearance OF the Crown
teen invoked IN becoming Tone with q recognition
OF its rights to protect peaceable and loyal citizens
an amnesty might De message OF peace. At pre-
sent we see no presumption that IL would pc
received In that spirit oy the demanders, while 1t
must operate as q encouragement TO those who
helped to crush the Fenian outbreak. There can be
no greater injustice impolicy than such an act
II Ireland Is still Fenan at heart or hostile to the
union. We believe majority OF the Irish people
would rejoice at the suppression OF Fenianism, and
would be thankful II the petitions were rejected.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Established In 1SOO-The Metropo oiitan job
Printing Est ablishnent 81 Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

A.--Espenscheid's Fall STYLE of Gcntem cn's
HAfSFor hreness or MATERIAL elegance Of finish and durA
hy they be surpassed Try them at liz Nassau
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
Republican prosp cts Gloomy.
ENGL AND.

THE Financial Condition of the United States
What Is Said OF the Gold Pnnic-s'insa nity,''
ssFlight'' and tsuicidc" of Brokers.
LONDON, Oct. IL, 1869.
The London times has editorial to-day on
financial matters 10 the United States. The writer
says -
There may be circumstances In the financial posi-
tion OF the United states authorizing garing O
departure from sound rules OF public economy;
but 1t 10 difficult to deny that mere struly-
gle OF gamblers by an act of the government Is
lnagnhed into an event OF national Importance.
II Mr.. BOutwe ell had persevered more money would
have changed hands, more fortunes been made
or malred other brokers' gone mad, absconded
or committed suicide and the threat against Fisk
might have been executed. 1t is not easy TO decide
whether this Will be for good or evil. IL might have
allayed speculative fever, sobered gambling mad
ness weaned some helpless dupes from the EX.
change, rid 1t OF some aIrant rogues. The lesson
will not be altogether lost but had the lesson gone
on to the end 1t might have been more impressive
and Its precepts enhanced by higher cost.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

A.-Lndics, Faces EnHmelied also the Pre-
paraton for gale with nstructons By LAUSSoi No. 100
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

Ask for Staford's Black Ink-T!,c Best
known. Also ask for stickwen Co.'S Muclagei thick,
clear, adhesive.