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New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY MAY O. 1870

Of marriage had given birth TO Of the highly repre-
hcnsbe and depoiabe theories embraced under the de
nomination Of WOman's Rights. He objected ia Toto To
the idea that woman Amazona sort OF undeyeoped
an-whOse rights to be provided and stipulated
for In the marriage bond He repreBended the extreme
notions concerning indiyidualisn, which misguided
philosophy was insting into the minds OF the present
generation. Never there little need OF such no
tons The seeds sown OF such philosophy bring forth
fruitful crop OF the singing nettles OF immortality IL
had come TO be the with many that IL passed as
complete Justification Of any act that 1t accorded
with their own sweet will-t0 such an extent had
selfasserriOn taken the form OF lawlossness. This
pernicious doctrine peryaded the material phiios0-
ply now so potent for evil with many: It
was time that this truth insisted that individual
sovereignty not the only force that should govern hui
man life but must be subordinated TO a Christian
women toward each other As for such words as free
love-" "passional attraction" and "afnities," he
blushed with shame to them in Christian church
The Son OF God had announced the only reason ior
which the marriage relation could be dissolved The at
tcmpts to modify the law Of divorce have sprung from the
false notion that marriage Is civil contract Henry NlIl
that al Buebeard entaied immense mschies on soc
ETY. by the judgments which he caused to be pronounced
by the civil and ecclesiastical courts in his various at
tempts to dissolve the marriage bond. Centuries have
not eradicated the effects Of his vllanies The begin
Greater than he that reth city Is he that rueth
his own heart How much had been done by perverted
genius to corrupt the Imagination! Music painting
sculpture, poetry and fiction had turned myriad forms
OF taste and beauty against virtue and true happiness
The noble faculty OF the imagination should be educated
under the direction OF Christian morality and be taught
to dwell on the joys OF Heaven
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
PERSONAL.

Young Lopez, who is still in New-York, does
not believe that his father is dead.
Gen. Mcmahon has just returned from Flor
ida greatly improved in health
James L. Harvey is about publishing his
recoecons Of an eight years residence i'll Portugal
Prince Arthur is expected to visit New
Hampshire in June. His California trip it is said has
been given up.
London papers contradict by authority the
reported marriage engagement OF Mrs Ives daughter OF
Minister Motley.
At the Woman's Suffrage Convention IN
Dayton one of the speakers replied with spirit to the
anderou charge that most of the ladies interested in
the movement have big feet
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Majority for Seymour, 1921; majority for Lewis 0S'
Net Republican gain, 1888.
The Republicans of Brooklyn have nominated
ono Republican George II. Fisher and one Democrat
Henry Hagner their candidates for Judges OF the
enlarged City Court The Democrats hold their al
ourned Conventions to nominate their candidates ths
evening The Eagle of Saturday names Charles Lowrey
winchester Britton, william E. Robinson, Joseph Nelson
and Daniel p. Barnard, as the candidates, giving
sketch OF each in which are told that Lowrey IL
native OF Connecticut, and educated at Yale college
Mr. Brtton is from Massachusetts,, educated at Union
College, was Councilman and Supervisor in San Fran
cisco, and not prominent in politics, beyond once
running for Assembly unsuccessfuly; and has
recently attained considerable legal notorety by his de-
fense OF indicted is concerned III the fros
pect Park Land Commissions, and bold operator IN
stocks in Walst." William L. Robinson Is mentioned as
the unswerving champion of American citizenship In
foreign lands. The Eagle mentions the fact that Tor sew
eral weeks past weekly newspaper, circulated chiefly
among naturazed citizens has devoted whole page OF
each number in support OF Mr. Robinsons Claims ana
that the press OF NewYork Of both parties have warmly
commended him for this position.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE DRAMA.
TONIGHT.

Considering what will be done at the various
theaers tonight the public may perceive here divided
duty-Mr Clarke at Booths Theater, will appear as Boo
Tyke in the "schoo Of Reform and Burlington Jones'
in Among the Breakers" Mr. Clarkes engagement at
this house is progressing very prosperously These
novelties Will, doubtless give it new impetus on the
path o. Success To natural gifts, Mr. Clarke adds
the results Of faithful and long continued effort, and
careful culture His personatOns not only please at the
moment arousing lively satisfaction and merry laughter
but they repay the closest study Of those who like to
anayze the methods OF acting. The more they are OBJ
served the more DO they charm the sense Of symmetry in
art. His Boo TJke, remember H. is very fine
performance. His Ba6ingt0 JONES has never been seen
in this country crowd Of people will, doubtless enjoy
both representations tAis evening Our pOpuace has by
this time sufficiently recovered fson the effects Of the 1st
OF May 10 admit Of their taking rational interest in
something besides dustpans.-An important change Of
bill Will also be made tonight at Waack's Theater
where VIII DC produced the comedy Of "The Iancers"
This piece adapted from the French by Capt Leicester
Vernon, acted al the Princess Theater London in
l55 and Miss CarlOtta Leccrcq in the cast We be-
AeVe however. that 1t has been acted in New York
III tells IN dramatic FORM romantic story IN which
snhph-heTtod, nOble-minded shows true
anu me magnannity, uHder trying circumstances
Al WI be brought cut with "a strong cast and
WIN Ne" appointments The military element we may
.. 'r''' VIII give il Brightness At the French Theater
vi i'-no'i Viii appear, for the first time during his
r., engagement, as Ruy BiGs. His performance of
| 70 "SS "'sn been desc. bed. Every one shol,!d
e,t IT, WHO would acquire complete idea of the distiI
ac"f' peculiar style. His acting in the third
sn1 '. t'~pA. HIuatfatlon Of French ineo-drama,
what "a eii aId nery impulse can do 10 elevate IL
H inc scale n art. Miss IAcerco will apncar A. me
T~ woods Museum Will be made lively tonight by
,-,DoH oI tat bright and cheerful burle.quo
.'.o oI t'' Cloth Of Gold"-We have also to note
a., J.. p "aHioG. re,iuosrauce, at tie hall Of
.y,.,,. il'.."o Minstrel, uA make glad the
- '.4~' hadn't Ci TIE comic muae. and .
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ALLTsON-cn Sunday morning May Eliza woE o. Richard Ason
the 9Th year OF lef
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BECKwTT AT RyeraleonI1isol, AZ he rs eaoe n',,
enry spauling lie 9th ias- Jo-a AAs ~ D. asa. .
HI. rcIaalu. will he taken oI Tanfo Cauya Peerur,
on Taesiay 10Th inst AZ ~ Tan from Tr. hs, Nes-iora,
at p H. re;arnin, trains i:5i and a:5 p NJ
BLOSs-on Friday he Gh nst Prank B. wife Of Newell !" Bos
The fienis and relatives ofue family respectfully vel to attend
MONDAY, ,he 9h inst at oeoeA Her remains wi. be Aen to
CoPFrN-May g. MARY Eliza daughter Of Charlie, G. and Theooss
The funeral will take place on the 10th inst a, H. the rsae
Of Samue Shethar % Nest INelseah't The remains ~ 20
inferred at WOy!la"n Cemecr
Foss-At Cacus ssi,zcrani March 3d. Rev. Aral fos acj
PrEeTsl services VIII take place in St. Pls Church ave,
corner Twent s'conit, this lag " 9e'cA H. kyes ssi
f.s9e,s IyT. Fl 70 Sf e 1 i6s als si Gs.g at 4 eo
MERRIrT-At Mt Ksco Maya 5o My L. Hsht wife Of J''''h
Fun raj, TUESDAY Nay RelAayes and friends ar iH7'e to
MJRPHY-on Saturday morning Nay Rev John Murphy ts
The trends and acqasauces the family and ofh h,o.ie D.
Murray esq., requested to attend The funeral tA hoaia iif
Willamsburgh.
sAXETin BooT sa S'N Nag and Is ss "'n Wv
Puaera services at the house No. q Taos, Brooklyn E. D. On
THoRyR-Aths residence Mt Ksco Sixth DAY night u
0eoek John ao.e age 10 <. ei & a iay to attend the iinersl
from Frenls Meeting House, Mount Ksco On Ihr 1A % 'l' "
II O'Clock a. IN.
sKIIIMAYIn Brcon on Friday May Ellen NJ youngest laugh
ter of the late Joan Sk man Il that city - - a..
Relatives and Of tie family respectfully n % ie, 40
peral from the res mother No. ~ kensel ST. 0a Mon
day, My 9. at O'Clock p m ,.,,
VAN WAGENEN-On Sunday morning MAY Jacob yoang c .,
Cornelius Van Wsenen, agei year mouths A' -
DAYS
TIE relatives friends OF the family are le TO ai'ea te
No % West Sntteehh 81 on A1oS
day the 10Th 10 O'Clock without further ii'tA'
vARIyv suddenly bis residence on the on in' WIN
ysvu.ar disease of the heart 49, ,,..,
The renas OF invited to attend the funeral on M
O'Clock m at residence No. 81 DeAabsve Bro"An
wARD-On Friday May g. Anna Wan wife OF A. "ai IN h'
35th OF her ,.-..-, -. -,
The and ends the family are invited to attend % iuaa'
from her late residence West Forpinshst on Mond morn
the Sta INST, at o'clock
morning. after short Illness John Young ~n
formerly of New Miny scotland IA year Of lis
III LauIens TUESDAY Afternoon 81
O'CLOCK
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THE TREATMENT OF THE INSANE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: AS far as the article printed in THE
TRIBUNE OF May on the Treatment Of the Insane pur
ports to forth the facts pertaining to Pennsylvania
hospitals is far from correct 1t not true that the
law Of last Winter set free from any
from all OF the hospitals in the State Indeed 1t has not
been proved that any is ncarcerated in the
public hospitals for the insane in this vicinity every case
yet brought court having proved that the charges OF
restraint without cause were wholly without foundation
| object to calling hospitals "mad-hOuses." ! invite
you Mr Editor TO visit these hospitals you Will nnd IN
them no saddles" straight jackets, and no shower,
baths these instruments OF torture have not been sed
since Dr. Kirkland took charge Of the institution
OF insane persons not made sane by paOons
cent Of recent cases have been ral
cally cured every year Lastly IL not true that the
attendants the insane stold and low the majority
of the attendants the wOmens hospital are educated
women, many Of them professional teachers H. Ii. q.
Ihiddelphid, Penn, May s, 1870
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THE AMENDED ELECTION LAWS.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
The Secretary of the State has prepared the
following circular letter to Inspectors, which will be sent
to County Clerks for distributioni
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ALBANY, y. y, May ), 1870
To INSPECTORS Of Eecti0h The Legislature Of 49, passed
several acts materially amending the Election laws or
this states which acts herewith given, and TO which
attention Is respectfully invited, as an Important
judicial election takes place throughout the State on the
18th inst and the interval prior thereto Is too snort :"
give time for preparation. publication, and distribution
OF "A revised edition OF the election laws.
First: The act Tepeang the Act Tor ascettanlhe ny
proper proofs the citizens who shall be entitled 10 he
gt Of suffrage" c passed IN 1859, and amended IN
1875 and 1850. commonly known as the Registry law
or urrs list the electors this shall their 10 he
enrolled with Register Of eeioa or other election 9ces,
eIegt the apply TO tue City and County Of New"
SIC Nothing IN this act contained shall construed apply e
Cit and County repeal alter OF the
Of an act emitted An relation elections tie Cay AMI
County Of New-iork" passed April >, l4lO
SYr 9 This slal take effect immttaielr.
IL will be thcreiro that the Registry law l. re-
peaed throughout the state, except III NeW-iuk CITY,
where the special act Of April g. 1870 Is alone applicable.
The repeal the Registry law restores and makes the
general provisions of the Election laws of 1Si2 the
same existed prior e. April is, 1850 (and as since
aIe nded alone operative throughout the state, except
In New-York city as aforesaid. A compilation OF the
Election and Registry laws published and distributed
from this Office during the year hb9 The laws therein
contained. from page to page 20 inclusive remain IN
full force as well "a the forms aud instructions from
page l2 page l73 inclusive, except a. To qualifications
and forms Of oath for oOlOTed voters The form OF poll
list reuired be used at elections may be found at page
49, and the form OF statement Of canvass at page 100,
etc special act 90 provide Tor the election OF nspcc-
tors I'm the city of Brooklyn passed at the reeh!
sion of the Legislature, ana the new charler ot the
second. Your attention 10 also L.yel 10 tie follow
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THE ODIOUS INCOME TAX.

To Che EdttOr OF The Trtbuhe.
SIR: "The income tax is peculiarly war
measure and ought to be abolished in time Of peace"
SAYS an able Senator who has been true to the Govern
ment in its emergency scrutiny Of private affairs
cannot but odious free people IT, for instance,
wife does plain fancy sewing" or daughter gives
pryate lessons to exc out the family subsistence to
require that such things must be revealed is absolutely
outrageous II makes the Government kind or a
mercane agency" that gathers and gives impertnent
information II grievously Oppresses.
The spirit in which this subject is alluded TO ny some OF
our REPRESENTATIVES indicates that they do not hear the
muterng nmong the people. The Republican party can
not afford continue this tax. The ascendancy or any
party would he imperilled by il. j. M Is.
Stamford, Conn May S, 1870.
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"THE TRAVELLERS AT EASE.

The Travellers Club celebrated It's hfth ami
versary last Saturday evening by an elegant dinner at
its clubhouse Fifth-ave. near Twenty-ffthst. The
Hon. j. Ross Browne, late United States Minister to
China Mr. Morris Phillips, and number OF other
guests, present. After some twelve or fifteen
courses that did honor TO the Clubs cook
and as many varieties OF beverages that
did equal honor to it's wine-cellar, had meas
urably appeased the anniversary appetite OF the Travel
ers they began with the regular Oasts drank the health
of the the Queen with all the honor listened
Col Poston in behalf of the founders OF the cub laughed
over Mr. j. Ross Brownies dro stories Of adventure
ranging from Arizona and Iceland Ia China and with
Wine music and speech making prolonged the reolcnSs
over the entry upon their sixth year to late hour
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE TROUBLE on THE MORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILROAD.

To me Editor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: would respectfully request you to cor
rect regard to the trouble on the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, in which am
made to appear refusing to pay fare hold commu-
ter ticket that road for year from April L. 1870
and have paid for it, The company wish to collect fares
second time from all commuters who do not ride III con-
tinuous trains This OF course, l. in common with many
Others having business in Newark refuse 10 pay HaV-
ing paid for tickets, We propose TO rlde on thei
MANY of our citizens have been roughly handled,
bruised and had their clothing torn In attempting to ell
force the rules of this company.
Instead OF refusing ~ pay fares, we nave pald IN al-
vance. JARVIS IELoobEi
Netc- York. May 6, 1870.
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BEATEN BY MEMBERS OF AN IRISH SOCIETY
Yesterday afternoon julius G.. Lehman of No

3l3 East Tcnthst while driving along Fourteenthst,
between Sixth and Seventhaves ran over an unknown
boy slightly njuring him. Ancient Order OF iberians
Society No = was returning from funeral al the time,
and a number Of the members set upon Lehman, and
beat and kicked him in brutal manner about the head
face aud body None Of the scoundrels were arrested De-
cause Lehman was unable 10 identify any of them.
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bargains Bargains.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, FANS, OPERA-GLAsSES, &c
I am now selling FINE GOLD WATCHES, FINE GOLD WATCH
CHAINS. FINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS, BRACELETS.
LoCKETS NECKLACES, SEAL RINGS, sLEEyE-BUTIOSS.
STUDS COLLARBUTroNS, &C., at greatly reduced prices
DIAMOND RINGS as low s2j, 80. AMI 30 each DIAMOND
STUDS $8 $40 and so SILVER SPOONS CUPS FORKS.
NAPKIN RINGS, &c,
Ar WHOLESALE PRICES
ENGLISH and FRENCH JET JBwELRl, OPBRAGLASSBS' w.
NJ hal the usual prices Goods snt by 20 al part of The Ua~i
States 10 be opened AMI selection GEO G. ALLEN,
osr and Manufacturer whoLsae All retail 5l3 Bossay unier
the St Nicholas Hotel between and Spring s;s formerly AZ
Broalgay.
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5periGl Notices.
Quitting the Business.
Everybody who sleeps on bed should see tho
ELASTIC NpONUE
At 52i Broadway, opposite It. Nicholas lio;e.

Quitting the Business.
CHINA GLASS, TABLE CUTLERY. CLOCKS, BROSZEs, GAs
FIXTURES Nc &c. prices belos an thing ever leallO
EVEN BEFORE THE WAR.
WHITE FRFSCH CHINA DINNER SETS. l62 pieces. so
COLOKFD FRENCH CHINA DISNER SETS, luJ llrces, t6
COLoRED anu GILT FRENCH CHINA TEA SEIS, ~ pieces.
SlO 81
200 rars MANTRL VASES at hlf price ..,.
CARD RECEIyERS, CARD TABLES JARDlNERBS, AMI PUAch
BOW LIS at halt price.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
LOOK AT THE PRICES,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES IL OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
w. j. +. DALEY & Co.,
No 63I B2oADWAY
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FIGHTS BETWEEN GERMANS AND IRISH IN
NEWARK.

"A street ngnu took pace yesterday ai'cihooh
in Bergenst., Newark between the Irish and German
Inhabitants OF the district Men and women partici
pated and il the police had not promptly interfered,
serious riot would doubtless have followed During the
fight Henry Prosse severely wounded In the head
by which thrown by some OF the rioters The
Of the fight could not be positively ascertained hut
doubtless ~ private dispute between the
rival natiOnalitics-Irish and German-between which
there l. general feud in the lower portions OF the town,
the rival races agreeing only their hatred Of colored
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
,1R,yy CATTLE MARKEr-M.ys. 3.

The Cat,s market O, lu from &c. ofef tAn - N
The reduced the has drawn trade ASs NON M
II said the Central Company viii meet this riucuon tl "a
one The highest prce real1d up today yc, ana nl va
prices ranged With general average az 'e an s
Mrh Cows In active re quest from 80 10 -ll ssto qV ~"
supply with good demand at b1t.c i've "esl" ol0
Moderate sgpply market steady t'sHet|
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Plenty OF water NAV be ha al tn house r twenty-five e'n
by using the Ericsson PsPER which easily managed b. "a
servant end sway with ts' tomstc dugey hinl Pm
No water tar charged on them once lS Broadsay
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Nic0l & Davidson.

Nicoi & Davidson,
GS6 BROADWAY. Great Joness.,
SUCCESSORS TO t. V. HAUGHwoUr Co.
closing ont
100000 or THE STOCK or THE LATE riM
AT REDUCED PRICES,
anil are opening
100 u,eku., 81 NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER
TEA AND DESSERT SETS CLOCKS BRoSZES, VASES, AND
MANTBL SETS; IMPORTED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIX
TUREs FINE GLASS SILVER PLATED WARE, AND CUTLERY,
SUPERIOR TO AND CHEAPER THAN ANY GOODS IL THS
MARKET.
MON ublcan General Committee. .pscial meet
ing OF The Committee be held MONDAY EVENING MAJ
bel1rsr corner Broadway and Twenty yrond st. o'clock
puncuai Attendance requested S bus Of WI be ir,n
acted JUN NONhhANs, ffcsldeHt
Gso . = peS5s,, Co.cHsos' Secretaries.
First Assembly District nion Republican As-oci,-
monthly Of the Association Will be he
THIS (Monla EVENING MAy 1870 At No Ji frankln At
O'Clock. HENRY SMIfh, PTead1BL
m %Sas ws s,s' HE,FE' }se,retarss
All pc willing become Of 90 contributing tN
the Midnight Mission "Busng Fund 10 payable
Treasurer % Nassau 81
Diamonds, Watches,
Jeeey and Svevare selling greatly ruce prices A.c taken
exchange and bought Tor cash GEO e. ALLkN ST. Brosdsiy
ST. Nicholas uo,,l iormerl, ais Broslwsy.
Eighteenih Assembly Di.,rict tni0n Republican
A,.ochton-hrsulAi mestH. 1hlS EVENING II haqu-rers.
i'lt"nhNyr q. a. VA CLIENT, f.cs.-
". II. U NEAL. SecretsIy.
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Plants by Nnil.

The TROPHY TOMATO tor dol - single plsns 7'c- Al
dress GEo. f. WAXING, jr. Ogien Farm, Newport, r.
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John +. Henry, CoIegere ~ T. proprietor Of the afgs
Medical Depot world phere be iOud at al umes ever N.
established remedial PREPARATION that ministers 70 the heah ana hip
les of flnOra INA
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

"Of Washing Machines, nothing be compared sh
DOTYs s"-Weesly Tribune Dec IS l8.9
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
MIRRiIU.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
Wn EyEkDELLs SONS Ia FULToS-sT Old DUTCH CHuEcn
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

HEDESB lYNES-At Newton Corn. the 22;h u, At
81 james Eris opal Church By the Rev d. Robert Hahn,
John W. Heen Nesiok - AHEs b. Ayscs daughter Of JOAN
Haynes Of the former place.
HORTON-GRFRS-on 1bulay Nav by the Rev Deos Lu WI
Horton Of HOn, Conn Mrs susan ~ GGcea Of Neace
lOrk
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sUanpily DisaDDoinfeh.S



This the Opaei oi Hoee VINO 's tle No'a Do"
Association the Cooper L. tynie
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorscd 9th tlN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
New England Items.

Lowell, Mass, has a Young Women's
Christian Association with over 500 men,
bers.
The receipts at the Hoosac agricul.
tural fair in North Adams, Mass, amount
ed to over 81, 300, which places the society
on good financial basis.
-Superintendent Firth of the Boston
and Albany railroad was arrested az a
Prussian spy during his recent trip in
France.
The Charlestown Mass aldermen vot-
ed, to appropriate a sum not exceeding
81 400 for a granite bsse for the monu-
ment TO be erected in Central Park, New
York, to Prof. Morse, the inventor of the
telegraph. Charlestown was the birth
place of Morse.
Senator Samner's lecture in the Bos
ton lyceum course will be upon the war
between France and Prussia.
The Knights Templsr Of New Hamp-
shire held their annual State convention
at Concord on Tuesday. The order has
now $50 mem oers against 757 ia 1869, and
is in a aourishing condition.
More fires are reported in the fields
and woods, especially north of Lake Win
nipisogee in Tamworth and Sandwich.
One on Moultonborough neck has been
raging for six weeks.
Harvey Kendall and wife of Sterling,
Mass, celebrated their golden wedding
last week.
OF Chesterfeld's (Mass.) 81 inhabi-
tants 54 are over 10 years old, 20 of the
number being over 80 years of age.
The first purchase of books for the
Northampton Mass) public libarary
from the revenue of the fund left by John
Clarke has Just been received, and serves
to recall attention to the immediate ne
cessity for the new library building, the |
for which still lack several
thousand dollars of the necessary amount.
"a New Bedford, Mass, lady is about
to leave that city for Oregon, TO be mar
ried to q man to whom she has been be-
trothed by mail. Some time ago she an
swered q newspaper advertisement for
correspondence with lady, the advertiser
residing in Oregon. photographs were
exchanged, the parties were pleased with
each other, and the lady received a5OO
few days ago from her affianced, to whom
she will be married in few days. We
expect soon TO read how the poor woman
has been egregiously swindled.
The grand jury Of the United States
district court at Boston has returned 40
indictments, in addition to the 13 previ-
ously reported, naost Of them for violation
of the internal revenue laws. OF the rest
the most notable are those against Reu-
ben and Seth Clapp of Bolton for making
and passing counterfeit five and three 1
coin at the Concord muster, and against
Ensign s. Hawkins Of Haverbill for lar
ceny of letter addressed to Catherine
Burns and for forging a check. Trials
commenced Monday afternoon.