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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18

We are told BY the New Yesk Star
taat Mrs. Stowe hes completed her no.
joisdsr 70 the prsss critics, and after .
fsv dsy.' sojourp 10 Brooklyn will proceed
70 Der homo 10 Florida. A she has con.
eluded her arrangements fos smbsrkipR
upon 90 enlarged literary enterprise, after
the current year, her contribution will
not sPpsas In the Hearth and Hone, nor
will sbs have any further eonssctitp with
that psriodiesl." u , o.
The moment . man gives wsy to inor.
dinate desires, disquisiude aud torment
takes possession Of Sic heart. The proud
and the covstous are never at rest but
the humble and poor in spirit possess
thess sesls % The plsatitude Of peace.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-18
EXPENSES PER TERM OF FORTY
WEEKS.

WEEKS.
Board, Fuel Lights, $4,000
Tuition in Collegiate Department., 1000
Tuition In Academic Department, 5000
Nuition in Primary Department, 1870
Lessons on Piano, lU.0o
Use of instrument ono hour per day, 1000
Drawing, 1000
French, 5000
Washing, per dosou. IS
Contingent Foe, LOO
The Term will commenct on tho second Mon.
day In September, 1859.
All bills payable half yearly In advance.
All pupils will be charged from time of entry
till close 0f Session.
The term will b. divided into two sessions Of
Twenty Weeks each.
Young ladies are required TO fur z. .sh their own
brushes, coub b., towels, etc., and TO keep their
own rooms In order.
None but young ladies' received st the board.
ing house.
YouRg men esn End board 10 private fam lilies
convenient to the School, at reasonable rates.
sep2uSems w.CHRISTIAN.
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The New York herald., 1869-04-18
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.

Three Suspected Burglars I'm Custocy-They
Are Found With Complete "Ikits'' Of Impic.
ments.
Yesterday afternoon osncer Killhaney, of the
Jersey City police force, received telegram from
some point in Pennsylvania advising him that the
train from Eaton. Pa, via the Central Railroad due
there about hafpast three O'Clock. had as passengers
four very suspicious characters and was his duty to
arrest them. The despatch also contained minute
description of the individuals and 1t was Of such an
accurate nature that the ohicer, who at once re-
paired to the depot and anxiousy awaited the arr-
val OF the train Immediately recognized them. 1t
his nrst impulse to arrest them single handed upon
the information thus received, but moments renec-
tion caused him to adopt the wiser course. to follow
them to this city across the ferry, and then cause
them to be taken in custody. He did So and as soon
as the heavily laden ferryboat touched the pier at
the foot OF Liberty street. he ran to the entrance Of
the ferryhouse, and obtained the assistance
OF oicers Thomas and Archer OF the Twenty yseventh
precinct. to whom he hurriedly explained the cause
OF his suspicious when they crowded their way to the
boat, and observing the men wanted. arrested first
on the third the ladies cabin, but the fourth sus
pecting all was not right, and noticing what had
happened TO his friends, succeeded In making good
his escape
The three prisoners were quite indignant because
OF this action; but before they reached the station
house they became quite sober and refused to an
swer any interrogatories put to them. Upon their
arrival there they were asked the usual questions,
but the only answers they would vouchsafe were
that their names are James Spauldilg william
Crane and VIM. J. Henry. Search was then made
OF their persons, with view OF ascertainlng
what they had about them, when TO the surprise
Of all present, they were laden with bur.
glars instruments and all the paraphanalia OF
OF the most accomplished thieves. There were
found nippers fuses, bits, can OF powder wax for
impression purposes, false whiskers three pairs Of
india rubber Shoes wooen socks, matches and can
dies. Eacn was armed with o large sized six bar
relied revolver loaded in every chamber, also with
murderous looking knives, which are new, and
fretted with blades eight inches long Upon tho
person OF one Of them was found new gold watch,
fully worth $500. They extremely reticent and
during this searching process did not move evena
muscle Of their features.
1t Is the impression Of Sergeant Phillips, of the
precinct, that these men have committed an exten.
slve burglary somewhere In Pennsylvania, probably
In the neighborhood OF PittstoD or Easton, az the
fourth. who unfortunately escaped, had IN his pos
session, 1t ls known, some three or four thousand
dollars. The prisoners are all young men.
gentlemanly in appearance, and certainly the last
persons In the world, to the unnated, who would
be suspected OF being capable TO commit q crime.
They Will be held IN custody until further develop
ments.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FELL FROM A wISDow.-Iast evening little son OF
Dr. Frederick Meyers Of 80. lat East Eigbty-thrd
street. fell from third story window into the yard
aud was seriously injured.
MAN srABBEp.-At halfpsst twelve O'Clock this
morning James Nelson, living in Hudson street. got
into an alteration with David O'Day, one of the
parties implicated In the Felix Larkin murder. A.
man named william Maher, OF Pages Hotel West
street, was also engaged in the quarrel During the
eray Nelson was seriously cut in the right side and
three places In the face. ODay and Ncson were
arrested and Maher appeared as complainant.
The ONE MILLION DOLLAR ROBBERY IN PHrLA-
pFIpHrA.--Last evening detective OF the Central
onlce, arrested party said TO be Phillip Harwood,
suspected OF being implicated IN the recent burglary
and robbery OF nearly 100000 In Pniladephta. As
the police officials are afraid OF habeas corpus- srme
circumstauces were carefully kept from thor rJs70,
but the accused VIII be taken to the Tombs to-day
and srrasned 1po on e e wasn the facts In
Boy sHor-Isaac Hatch, . boy aged sixteen
years, was at late hour last night ar.
rested by onicer Hutchinson, OF the Eighth
Companion named James McKerton In the
face with pistol loaded with buckshot. The wound.
% of o ne o under Os The s
eye. Surgeon Scoield reports that the shooting was
accidental, ana the prisoner will probably be die.
srABBNo AryRAv BETWEEN BoYs.-Iast evening
about eight O'Clock two lads--Chares Obberhaur
and Henry wiikins-while standing on First avenue
in front OF $50, the latters residence, became in
volved IN serious alteration when Charles
suddenly suddenly drew from his pocket z penknile and
as largest blade STABBED tab Henry In the M
he then made his escape. although vigorously pur,
sued BY several Dystanders The injured boy- -xScra
Immediately carried into the houssJ VlaHte, ana m
..mo1 stock *. mar =
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, April II, 1859.

ALBANY, ApIu ~, 1o0Ss
BILLS PASSED.
Enabling the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
of Oneida county, to hold real and personal estate;
to amend the act protecting butter and cheese
manufacturers; relative to widening Fourth
avenue, BROOKLYN; to consolidate certain churches
in New York into the Second German
Baptist church; to continue the corporate
existence Of the Lake Ontario, Auburn
in Surrogate 'sCourts to amend the charter Of the
Auburn Savings Bank; for improving Twenty-hfth
g,oSyn to the the
system OF prison labor was lost by q vote cf
81 to 49, not receiving a constitutional majority,
certain boats In the night time; amending the
charter OF Syracuse; incorporating the Oneida
Of e New York and ooSyn
Tunnel Company; to increase the city fund Of
Utica Incorporating the Fulton Market FishmOngers'
Association.
Mr. SELKREG presented, from the Comptroller, the
annual tax bill. The tax is five mills. or four-nfhs
on motion OF Mir. FaEAR, the Committee on Rail.
roads discharged from further consideration Of
the Senate bill relating to the Erie, New York Gen.
trial. Hudson River and Harlem Railway Comp anles,
end the same be now considered in Committee OF
The bill provides that no stockholder or director
In the first named company shall be director In the
Others and uice rerso 1t also provides for the clas-
sihcation Of directors. that one-fth shall 60
OF ONCE annually
The Committee OF the Whole reported favorably
Mr. W. W. CAMPBELL moved to refer the bill back
to the Railroad Committee. Lost-aye5 rs, noes 62.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed for third
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
In relation to the Wallabout improvement of
Brooklyn.
BILLS REPORTED
Furnishing the issuing aud using OF fraudulent GER
tncates OF naturalization; to amend the acts rcla-
Adjourned till Monday evening.
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THE coIRTs.
CITY COURT.

Suit Against a Sabbath School Missionary AS
sociati0n.
Before Judge Thompson.
Henry s. Pentield us. Charles s. Bldck,ceu.-De-
fendant is the treasurer OF the Sabbath School Mis-
sionary Association connected with the North Re-
formed Dutch church, Brooklyn, Rev. M. Engard,
PASTOR In the month OF April, 1868, he made an
arrangement with plaintiff who is q photographer,
to furnish the association with 500 copies Of Sabbath
school certificates, Of which he was to furnish the
design. The price agreed upon was $3.50. The GER
tincates were to have on them the likeness OF the
present pastor and that OF his immediate
predecessor. The design was made and the
copies furnished the associa ton, who refused to
accept them The action was brought to recover
payment of the $780, The defence set up was that
the plaintiff before printing the certificates, to
furnish the association with proof, and then was
to proceed with his work only on condition Of its
being accepted. 1t was also claimed that the proof
was not furnished, and would not have been accept
ed If it had been the likeness OF the pastor, the
gown executed, looked like the phiz OF noted
pugilist. Verdict for the plaintiff for full amount.
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wEsrcuEsrEl COUNTY.


FIRE AT TARRyTowN.-Last Friday some sparks
from a passing locomotive on the Hudson River
Railroad gnited quantity of dry grass In locality
known as the 'Marshesn north OF the village. The
flames spread with rapidity over an area OF apont
three acres DESTROYING fences s aav
OF Mr. A. q. kingsiand. The damage Is estiiha.eo
at $500.
FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-An inquest was held
at Hastings, on the Hudson, yesterday, by coroner
Van Tassel, on the manged remains OF laborer,
named James Cook who, 1t is supposed, was struck
and instantly killed by locomotive on the Hudson
River Railroad the previous night. 1t Is believed
that deceased, who had been drinking for some
days, ventured on the track while intoxicated and
was run over, by an extra locomotive, which loi-
lowed the night express to New York on Friday.
The remains, which were not discovered until yes
terday morning presented a shocking appearance;
Accidental death' was returned
SATISFACTORY TO THE CONvICTs.-A standing
source Of discomfort among the inmates OF Sing
Sing Prison has been for many years a regulation
which allowed the convicts other food for their
evening meal besides ''mush and molasses." This
has long been REGARDED with loathng by
the convicts, who on more than one
terms than prison etiquette demands In order to
remove the cause Of much apparent dissatisfaction
the agent and warden has within the past few days
substituted bread for supper, which Is found TO be
very lte II any, more expensive to the State while
it has inauguraied a reign Of cheerfulness among
the cOnvicts which has perhaps been hitherto un-
known within the prison walls
AN INTERESTING SUIT--HEAvY DAMAGEs.-A rather
novel suit has been decided by the Supreme Court
IN session at White Plains, during the past week.
1t appears that in the spring OF 1855 lady named
Quinn, living on valuable farm, which had been
owned by her first husband who died prior to the
year mentioned dlspossessed OF the property and
forciby elected from the premises by the executors
the compainant's second husband whose name she
now beare) shot at and wounded one Of the Offcers
sent to execute the writ OF eectment while prevent
ing, as 1t is stated harsh treatment towards his
wife. The farm was sold TO party named Skinner
for $50 000 in whose control 1t remained until the
fall Of 1867, when the complainant again awarded
possession by the courts. She then instituted pro-
ceedings against Skinner through whose instrument
tality 1t is alleged, she was dispossessed and was
awarded damages to the amount OF $500 In the
County Court From this decision the defendant ap-
pealed, and carried the case up to the Supreme
Court where damages amounting to 81, 900 were
rendered for the PLAINTIFF The suit has commanded
an unusual degree Of interest in the county.