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New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
auetion Sales of Real Gstair.
J. JoHSsoS, jr Auciloneer.
DY NSON & NJ l. l. L K,
ID AUCTI0NEERs AND

ID y O III y on " Nj l. l. Il,
ID AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BR OKERs,
No. 2J NAssAU-sT.. CEDAR ST., NEv-lORK .
C.v Residences Country and Farms bought sold
exchanged Loans Negotiated Auction sales OF Furniture &c
at Exchange SslesroOm, III Broadway N l.,
TUESDAY, APRIL %,
o'clock al the Exchange SaesroOm III Broalway ~ T.
MANSION No lCS Hspaoe
substantial msnber and ree with oonvenenees lot 25IB H. st
desirable
Of Brooklyn. Maps terms, sc, at Offices Of AuconeerS -
No C0NCORDST s. s. Jay Jsto and basement HOUSE
connection &c Convenient four fers City Hail. &c
very desirable property.
No IS TAYLoRr s. Bdfordsye elegant 3sory, bsss-
Philadelphia front
roerns finished and all the modern Improvements
THURSDAY, April 23 ~ Il o'clock,
Al RIchange Salesroom, III Bro.dsay :; J.. ,,,t. 1,
Village Duiohe Co.. " u Handsome House hny
grounds good oubungs 20 land only tso minutes walk
from depot and very desirable desirable HIopeyr'.. 90
IOi PREMISE No u Leave, corner OF Rcneyst
Wllamshurgh.
Positive SALE Of splendid by order Of Eli BEARD ESQ.,
WEDNESDAY, hsy4,
at y o'clock, at CITY saeseom Brooklyn
PLOT oP IL ACRES TOWN 0P NEW LOTS to be sold IN one
f WEDNESDAY NAV II.
A WISASS and Messrs A. and W. H. JACKSON PAucu
lars hereafter. ,,., =, -
GREAT STATEN ISLAND sALB OF AS SPLENDID LOTS at
Island opposite Bergen Point Parncu
THURSDAY. NAV 49,
GREATS SALE OP III BUILDING LOTS TewBgh.on Staten
Island bV order j. WesterVe deceased
WEDNESDAY, MAJ Is. -
GREAT PARTITION SALB by order OF Supreme Court b3O Is
yapJrvoot Fam Eighteenth Ward, Brooiln GEO H. PlsHER
Ese Referee. Maps in few days -
GREAT SALE OP LINDEN PARK.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
OF REAL ESTATE.

by STANLEY DAY. -,
So 3oG 18th ST. lot l7sxsl 10 John g. SI'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
feeiures ano Hltetinss.

D0PULAR LECTURE, by Rev. DIR. SAMUEL
II OsGoIp subject WOMAN IN EuRorB" To b. sshysr.s
a. ST LUKEs Rooms Ri iplssb opposite Gw,s. fhUk>'a<
EVENING. April ~. ls1Q nehets ~ eeHA
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
Brooklnn Real Gslaie for Sale.

IOR SALE-OH Hicks-st., Brooklyn, within
~ mnetes vAk Of Wss Perry hck and stone
pNhiN1 ngsh basement With furnace bath, satercloset,
2 .h b+ sold eheAp the residing Europe Proe So
"" APps 70 A DAVENPORT, Age1t, l37 AOnsguest
NOR SALE-WHARF PROPERTY on the
a So"aEus Canal Bklyb sntahle manufacturing business
tS g1ol oAon for lander bncs ysrt Plot l0ors1 In
S"h = YELL 1kkAAA, smith, Ninth ss brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE

u.n AMI Of s0h.si 81 n Of Istaye lot l6sIlOo5, 20
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confidence in Judge BARNARD, notwithstand-
ing the warmth and zeal Of his partisan
attachments, that wo believe he would do
full justice in the premises if the case were
fully argued before him.
But tho Domocrats-and the fishy Repub-
trust the case TO Judges who, while they are
partisans, are also lawyers; and they pro
pose to have it settled by the Legislature,
where party spirit is omnipotent, and ready
TO tramplo on the law
Attorney General CHAMPLAIN has even
refused permission TO the Hon JONI NC
KEoS, the counsel for Mr. FOLEY, to bring
an action in the nature Of q quo Udrrdnto,
TO test tho title 20 the Office. Mr.. CHAM
PLAIN assigns as his reason, or excuse, for
not permitting the action TO be brought,
the circumstance that an attempt is
to 10 made In tho Legislature to
change the law. When Mr.. CuAMPLAIN
was nominated for Attorney. General, we
know It was said that he was q very honor
aLlo man, but not competent, in point OF
ability. to ill the Office. This looks M If
the latter par, of the assertion at least was
true. Tho Assistant or Deputy Attorney
General is both weak md unreliable, and
inst about the same kind Of a Republican as
HENRY SMITH and JouN II. WHITE.
Whatever tho Legislature may do or Mt.
tempt TO do, the whole matter will bc kept
before the people. They desire n government
Of law. If the Democratic party, on its first
entrance into power, sets an example of rcck-
l,ss usurpation, IL will not gain strength
thereby. 1t will not help SwrENy, or TWEED
or IloFFMAN. A hundred people can bear adj
vcrsty where one can worthily support sue
cess Are we to sec the whole Democratic
party r,clius, intoxicated, under it's first
taste Of power in this State?
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Sh.ITING.
New York on Ruuuer--A Gala Day Mt the
Kinks and Ponds.

New York on Ruuuers-A Gala Day nj the
Kinks and Ponds.
Yesterday vas gala day at the Kinks and
ponds. Foi the lrst time since Christmas the ice
Was IN condition to receive the devotees OF the ant
Under these circumstances Il Is needless TO say that
the exhillarating pastino was enjoyed thoroughly.
The principal place OF attraction was tho open
rink at Foi tsixth street and Fifth avenue. In TACT
this was the only pond open durlnG the da! tine,
aud 1t was crowded all the afternoon bv the experts
OF the New York Club. Miss Carrie Augusta Moore
was among the ,hrong and her wonderful eyolu.
tons were the thome vi admiration. Next TO Miss
Moore Jimmy Mead attracted the most attention.
while Messrs Cook. Cheesemlu. jenkins, Drmurest,
Koly and Ration came In for their share Of admra
ton A iro band lent additional attrac ION to the
occasion. The banks of tuc pond on tho avenue
Died Win spectators, and altogether the
Wls quite animated.
The Third avenue rink threw open "a doors last
g. olilg Tor the FIRST dino tins scgsun. Mr. Ini MIS-
James I. Mead Uite Dolly B,d,n Nil Wilson, tle
Nuih Brothers, ami othrr' Oi Tue LullTe Clty
Club, took part IN TIE initial pcri0mauC'
The dc 10y CITY Rink also opened last evening
Tie occasion WIS oi mu,e tIan usual iut.r'et. on
account I'D tuc Wit 1t Arcc number Of tlp uierr.
b,r o; the New lor, 'iuh a. the nuk. Miss Carrie
Moore WINS also present. JpLu EuC',r, Ilu'..
y lruun, ana other nut,1illtps also tyuiu.iHur. q
Urft Ncb largo and lI-i .olt hiu HudIru.r 1ur
attendance Hl ladies WIS NcrN ,IiLr, au4 ..,DI-
Ne o-o a "a, events % Tue skltIl, sc..,I.
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REYoL UIIoX IN HOUsEKEEpIvG.

Good News for hid Housekeepers, Present
and Prospectivc-Cookcd Food Supplied
In any Quantity, hept Warm, aud sold
ut Cheaper Rates than the Raw MntC-
rial.
Prof Blot formally opened his kitchen yester-
dly at lO5 Hamilton street, Brooklyn. He proposes
to supply food already cooked, Of the very best
quality and Of every kind, At lower price than any
individual can possibly procurc the raw material tor
in the market. A proof ~ this assertion, he
guarantees to furalsh riast hub at from u to %
cents pound roast turkey Mt 80 to 40 cents; roast
bcci at % to 30 cents; bueG,h, cod, hadlocS SC,
1t 70 to 81 cents; tnA al ycgot bes at from to 20
cons Plate. Soups, such tomato, iulcnne. yer
mccli &c. range from IS TO 81 cents a put while
green turtle, chicken Sc, cost from 40 10 90 cents
Pastry and sweet dishes range IRON 10 9j cents a
plate.
Prof Bot SAYS that In Paris three -1uarcrs Of tho
Inhabitants for .thc lat int Years nayt procured
ttclr meals from cooperative r.t.hcu, and N :
STRANGERS Who have visited Franco alAAis sckuowl-
;cl that fool procur % In TINS manner was prc-
leihlc 20 any other.
TO keep tie food warm when m orler coroa
from al.tlucc, common tin cans Of every size 0re
used The Professor dips tho tin into boiling water,
puts the articles IN H. covers Il light und Ground tho
can n places q covering o. either felt or nlunc.
Unoer tlis process he SAYS the io1l Just O, warm
three hours ate ward As It vns originally when
taken from tie oven Besides these cans for The use
Of large families, the Professor hus one con- In which
be can place dinner for twel,y. This can be used
on Journey, ani can be ktpt warm several DAYS
b, means Of stcnm there being o compartment In
tho bottom ior hot water
The kitchen IL about 30 feet by IS. The proies sor
superlntcnds the cooking of encn article aud ~
sisted by half n dcgcn hrst.c as French cooks
Every article Of food IS cooked m Gu lprr pans lined
with tiu and on a hotel r,nge Tie Professor says
he can cook uiuncr ~ 800 rcoplc Tho hin " fare
for Yesterday embraced kinds Of soups Il ni meats
O Of raro, II OF v,gcAhcH, aud kinds oi de- sert
The professor surphed1 innnlics with dinner yes,
tcrday, and was unatle 10 attend To I more on &C.
count of the great number of people ealing on him
for an exclamation OF lis muie of cooking Tine
house is IN c0ol lhhorhood, VITA private houses
Tor blocks on eaoh side, aud no one would Tor mo-
mcnl dream that II WIS used Tor any other purpOse
than for Il o dwelling Of O small mmiy.
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Nlcn Senator RAMsEY was sent to France,
a fw months oao TO negotiate q new postal
treaty with that country we protested against
the step as hcin9 not only unnecessary and
unauthor 'od, but likely to cost this nation a
irrcc sum Of money VIII cll it would be let
t.rto gave, The Quilted States have q regu
lar ann assot9r Mt the Imperial Court, and
If me- cannot "ttcnd ~ their Diplomatic lu,i.
u,ss, lie lad better be recalled, and Il oompe
tent man put in his place. If Mr.. WASH
np,NE - not, and Mr., RtNsLY is, aJlc
to make a bargain about 50 mple a
matter Ms ocean postage, ~ all means lot us
have RAMSEY and not WAsHUURNE for our
r sdent Minister at Pars. Or, better st,ll
let Us have no permanent Minister there At
all, but Only send ont our RAMsEYs and
WAsnBUM,Es from time 20 time as they
may be really needed.
Poatnnster-G General CREswFLL has indirect
ly attempted 20 break the force of our censure
his conduct in this matter, by giving it out
through the press that the cost to his De
partmcnt Of Mr.. RAMsET's little trip was
only some fj2G But ho lNs been as yet
very careful not to answer officially the fol.
lowing resolution OF inquiry, introduced into
tie House of Representatives on the 18th of
last month, by Mr.. DAWES of Massachusetts,
aud passed without division:
Res0tcd. THAI the POsmi ster.GCneral he instruct
ed 10 mora lld7 House whether, without appo,nt-
mont and conhr nation by Ao 81 ate any person
Nuldms q triitd States of'rC ris b,ca employed by
that Department To treat Win foreign nations IN re-
suect 20 any matter pertaining 10 thht DeDaltnCnt (:
nd Il ~, In conformity 10 Nhal l4r, ard a. Wh't
| expense, aud from What appropriation, II any, paii
Tho fact IA wa are informed on oxc"llut
sNhorlty, is thas Mr.. RAmaEY WIZ io n
| S31O0 for his services on tho occasion r. T..
I'd 70, out Of the appropriation Tor H,aa
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Arc tie Ynnkccs Of Now ENGLAND md Tho

Are tie Yankees of New ENGLAND and thu
Knickcfboch,rs Of New York less polite than
tho men Of the West to lone women travelling
in railway cars9 We have never heard it alleged
before, but here - what the indianapolis Mirror
AYERS upon the subject
ANY Western woman who has TIE misror me 20
travel alone Eistern tailroid will nee, with
m.rc hoorsh sglil-huosi under New England broad
cloth tan src his experienced IN the whole course
a. her life N the West. She will meet with treat
mcni from Yankee tchluts, prOfc@ -ioni men, nd
bankers Of Nhic4 even o Western hog driver would
bcashamcd.'
This is sharp Indictment, md possibly it may
be based upon isolated aud exceptional facts
II SO, apollo giIe in behalf Of our ncghbors, and
promise not to do so again. But there is one
thing that we will say: in all our experience we
have never seen railway cars in either New
York or New England converted into disgusting
hogpcns by pools Of tobacco Juice; but we have
often endured that aau>cous experience in TIA,
West What says the 4.rror1 Docs it chew to
bacco or MOTH
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II the telegraph operators now on strike
win take our advice. they will return TO their
employment. They have failed to obtain the
public approval and cannot now change the yer.
diet Of the country that their strike was uu-
founded and illjudgcd. The facts are well
understood; and without now inquring whether
tie Lasty action Of the operators, especially in
the West, would have been justified If the infor-
nation on which they proceeded had been true
instead Of false, It is Fixed that the public believe
the Company, whose officers are known, and do
not believe the discharged man JAooBS Of whom
nothing is known, except that in revenge for Lis
dismi, sal he Aa, mauUuyrcd so as TO involve tic
larger part Of his brother operators TO work ont
his individual vengeance. We trus, the operators
will now at once 20 back 10 their work.
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rHE WryoCKIB MYSTERY.
Three Hundred Persons Exploring Woods
and swamps - Three Missing Children
Supposed to have been Drowned.

Euppoeea 10 hnVe bccu Drowned.
Recently paragraph in TINS Sun announced
that three children Of wynockie, N. j., had been
lost In the woods near that place, and that the in
habitants OF the neghborhood had turned ont in
body to search for them. On the afternoon Of New
Years Day the missing children. three little boys
aged respectively 10, 9, and yenfs, sons OF Jacob
Weble, mechanic. strolled into the woods in search
of hickory nuts The father was absent in Pompton
al the time. Tie mother, after vtnturlng into ,le
dark recesscs Of the forest as far as she dared and
calling TO them In vain, without receiving any rc-
Spouse, returned at dusk with tho alarming ntelll
gonce that they were missing. Then the father set
out in search, and remained In tho woods Turing
tho whole richt, but his Efforts were fruess and
when morning came the whole ncighb1rhood organ-
lied TO renew the search. During The following day
parties thoroughly secured the woods and swamps.
Night sgain descended without relieving tho
terrible suspense Of the parents Then came
Sunday nigAts terrible gale. ana hore was cher.
ished that by como possibility the missing children,
II st alive might hayc sought refuge IN one Of the
deserted huts which line the highway. But an cx.
animation OF these on the following day left no
ground for hope, and three more days passed, BRING
Ing only n strengthened assurance that the poor
children had persisted.
TIE inhabitants OF the region for miles around,
moved by powerful impulse OF sympathy for the
decreased parents, resolved that the seirc1 should
not he abandoned without orst rnc every
square Inch Of secluded ground On Wednesday and
Thursday every family IN he valley turned out 10
holp In the sCnrch, reinforced by two hundred "m-
Duyccs of 'hc POmpton steel Works and the Ring
wood Iron Works. Not spot In the mountains or
forest for miles around wns let unsc1nncd.
1hen terrible supposition was upnermost in The
minds of the rcorlo. Through the valley runs the
u mapo rvtr, and \ is supposed tho children were
drowned In an attempt To cross It On tho ice which
vas then 100 thin to support their weight. IL sup
mort OF these cOniccturcs IA tho story OF Conrad
lice, t1e kecrer Of tavern near nv. Mr.. Tee SAYS
~ on Now Years night screams were heard in the
direction of stream wi len could not be accouut-
eel Tor ut The uuc and be thinks that the children
attempted to cross TIC river toward ,ho light IN lis
hou.e.
Acting mon THE -UpnosIton, the inhabit inta have
d. oggcl the river, Hud az different points cannon
Lave been discharged ever the stream b. the hone
INIT the bodies might ise to the surface, but up to
this time without success.
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A legacy from tho Flc,tion.

Abram Bernard, in the Fourth District Court
yesterday sued tho Hon. JACOB Conen for sli5.1l
due him for Whiting connected with the elections
done II tie Hon, Supervisors house from Sept %
until Nov e. Twenty others were cmploycd with
him, Of whom ten or fnoen have not been PAID Tor
their labor. When asked for payment BY his unlor.
tunnte erks, the honorable candidate or II Super.
vsorship replied, in accents OF DESPAIR, ~ hat no
monish. l bees boor man. 7 lief not monisl To
get me an old coat mt. Ugh U-hW
Al the pollt cans Of the city take Lively interest
~ tle suit Mr. Bernard has half dozen letters
like the following;
OFFICE Click or ruR CoNMoS COrNCIr}
6CrTY HALL, NEW YoHE, Jan, = $50.
NV DEAR lupOt; | trust that YOU VIII eve tue and
prompt c9nslderaton TO tho case Of my mend, Mr
Abraham Bernard, lie Is engaged IN uu action which
commands tho slmpathies and support OF the most
ptmlinli and innuenal gentlemnn Of Ills city. ANY
very truly yours, JOHN MURRAY.
Alderman Seventh District
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II IL now openly asserted tina: Alder
man THOMAS CoNAS Is Mr.. SwEESY's can
didate for Sheriff II Is known that the
Fourth and Sixth Wards, through the influence
ofPErER DARR SwEsSY, Esq, and under the
leadership Of Justice DowLiSo and Alderman
CouAS, have deserted the Gag of MATTHEW T..
BRENNAN for the COMPREHENSIVE In consid.
Grafton Of tho nomination Of Alderman
CoNAS for the Shricvalty. When MORGAN
JOKES was MATHEW T. BRENs,N's candi-
date for Alderman against VIZ. WALSH, the
peoples choice. in 1868, Mr.. CONAN, at that time
a clerk in the Post Office and foreman OF Thirteen
Engine, exacted through his friends, as the price
ofhis personal iugra,itudc to WALSH. the promise
that he should succeed MoRGAN JoSEs in the
Board Of Aldermen. On this promise he desert
ed his personal friend and thus assisted in elect.
ing MoRGAS JOKES Alderman. Bearing in mind
this oct Of dcscrtion in the hour Of need,
PKTFn Barr SwEENY, ESQ.,, has now offered
Alderman CoNAN the Tammauy nomination
for sheriff provided he will throw his influence
against the nomination Of MvrrHsw T. DRENNAS
for Comptroller. Ovortures have been made TO
Sheriff 0BRES through Alderman CoNAN. by
direction II Squire SwrENY, for the purpose Of Sc
curing his support. lie has been promised
one.half the patronage Of the Shcrif's Office
next year it he will bury the Ratchet and thus
forward the designs Of the wirepullcr who is ruin.
ing the Tanmnny Democracy in this city. II
now remains to be seen whether Sheriff o BGirN
viii accept Mr.. SwETvY's proposition.
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HINTS FROM CoRRisroNDEyys

llerc T. probably no truth IN the Tumor that ID IA.
man Nnh rnfrn 10 death IN The dank cabin OF lilo m "A
lN'N o'ai WINE I,tu' ulng tom u bal, one moIulA
. lack q scafring man. snvs tn At vessel. dls.
ar ulIT H"l ,, IN lhr St. Hary's river. A. ne rNcr
lnuuL, 900 "'''
Nlc'un" comul lns that he Gas unnecessarily
~ Jury three days In tn'rCss'o' from I'm Co. 70
n,M ~ htrnMtei Hua 'lNvuttntOi anturoon with
MY Others. and not seats ~ thlu had hu
nun uur. " ~
Reader OF TUG SuN' is oIvistl 10 .a %
!hi Nts u hc has the uf"r-,ar, 'nCuus - iu i ~
ltWhtl uhd To We NM . WI sfllt waeu lt d.. Do =
~ ASs ma iu j.. 'rrc Fiiy Do. hl- a youu. lI. D.
fi'd' INC % KILLS " lu NcH nc lIr.Ir .|l f. . cg
~ Outrage juty lgt so,u no .4tI Inaucuuf.t
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A l,rd- rIrnded A...e,o,,o,.

number Of prominent gentlemen Of this city
WHO nrc not favored w.t. the usual carilary adorn.
mont, met last evening ut 2)a Eighth a,cnuo to frm
a permane organization, TO he known as the
" Bald-iieaded Association" The election for OIL.
ccS for tie Gu uiug year resulted A. follows Pres.
iq'nt, Monroe Dsmpe,yr, Nco-presdeut, Samuel
MIlson; secretary nnd Treasurer, Samuel T.. Gould.
nto it- mcnnor-hip rs many Of the bald. Dated gen.
uenlon In The community 10 mag desire TO Join.
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Tue Long Is aud -tyle OF U.,her,.

Benjamin Wooey, of Little Neck. J.. | scpt
ls arm ha'd 10 New York on Saturday last Win a
iull Of nay sell lie MAS stopped ~ Jact son ave
hue Nv tfeierlcN Nclmcycr. who pied him With bad
"hlskey, tucked him ont of his wigl n and took no..
ssslon. Nttm'ycr went l. the ct; sold the hav.
ond returned TO lIur Neck and demanded iuu.
d hls from the owner OF the WAGON alter saving
LLat lac found the team ON lie road deserted By the
O'Ner, WHO was under the Influence ~ uquor and
Incapable ni taking cile Of II. Later In tho d.y Mr.
W ooey ascertaine9 TIC facts, and Frederick Was ar
rested aud held n SlO0 ball
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No member of tho Constitutional Convcn.
ton laborcd with more zeal and intelligence in
framing the new Judiciary article, or in securing
rs adoption by the people, than the Hon. GEORGE
T. CoM,Tock Of Syracuse H. the gossip Of poll
ticians Judge CoNsTocK has the credit Of invent
ing neat little stratagem which is supposed to
have saved the article, Knowing perfectly well
how the Tdlnmony King in this city manage eloc-
tons in these days, although US politician he
could not be expected to publicly admit any such
knowledge, he aud his friend, in the interior de.
tCrminod not 10 trust the New Workers Accord.
ingly, the unofficial reports which came to this
city from several of tho country districts repre-
sented the vote for the amendment as much
smaller than ii really was The bait took, and the
city canvassers returned majority against the
amendment large enough to defeat il with very
small margin Then the real result in the couu.
try districts WAS officially proclaimed, and il was
scer 10 The inles'ribable chagriu Of SwEHSr 4
Co., that the nmcndmcnt was adopted after all.
CIg Roc politicians are smart, but for all that
l' o. t'l,llr meet their match In the rural
distuCts
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Congress and the Army.

We invite the attention Of Congress to the
following General Order issued from the
Army Headquarters. Would it not be nd
vsablc for that body to call upon the Sccrc-
tary Of War, through the President, for the
names Of thc officers whose fraudulent acts
have occa stoned the publication Of an official
document that thus reflects Disgrace upon
thc whole ariuV2
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An Iriur 4 Innocent,

~ NO ffTTItT OF INt 0UN
Su; Please correct tho statement IN your ,,,.r
Ne-leruAy tiken nom The hHt0craf, that Jane Z, A.
,".'W' Ma' on me Island SIX months foI hprl'arv
hNtl WIS On the llnul aud never was ARE tpo rN.
Crlt asa witness IN the Rurcri murder cnse ani wan
LeW nlne alNs IN the House OT Detention Nv Icrit o.
tut ABOVE you wi gicatly Onllea ' -
Yours truly, ,JAAiEs nam ACul,D
NKw NoRK. Jan. no. 1870.
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Awcfd,ug rh7t Never Tool, P,oc..


SIa; My et,entIon has been directed TO IN arii.
Gle In the b0R aud to another in rnI SUI, rurport-
ina to describe - large and notable wedding" held
at my house IN Madison avenue, last Tuesday even.
Inc.
Permit me 10 say that tho story ls fictitious nom
beginning TO end. No such wedding, or gathering
OIL persons. has taken place ut my house.
Yours respectfully, W, t. DODGE
~ Madison avenue, Jun 10,
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Il somcumos asserted that three-quarcrs
Of tho puIperi,m Of England is due to the use
of strong drink. A recent occurrence at the
Wrc ham wo'hh1u,c, however, Is Of rucn in-
tcrc.t iu its rotation to This Insertion. II was
proposed to present barrel Of beer for the
Christina. dinner Of thc pauper- but, much to
tho surprise Of the proposer, tho inmates OF the
worhhou.c declined to accept the beer. vote
was taken, tue alternatives oGe ed being beer or
a substitute, such as coffee, and the result WAS n
large majority in favor Of the coffee. All the
old inmates voted against the beer; the "ca.
suals' and the women forit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-11

dspreddtions and secret serriee We can
imagine with what satlrical satisfaction Mr..
CaEswELb will, at the proper time, COM
munica,e this information to the House
What more appropriate fund could the money
be taken out off The service rendered was
very secret, for nobody has yet seen any result
from il and that it was depreciation on
the Post Office Department there is as little
doubt. Mr. CREswEII II not wise, is GER
tainly witty but we doubt whether his wit
will save him from an energetic rebukc by
Congress for his misuse of the public money.